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National Football League At A Glance By The Associated Press American Conference East W I. T Pet. PE P\ New England R 5 0 615 334 237 Miami R 5 0 615 250 196 Buffalo 7 6 0 538 249 222 N Y Jets 5 R 0 385 253 316 Baltimore 4 9 0 308 216 304 Central Pittsburgh 10 3 0 769 334 225 Houston 10 3 0 769 315 274 Cleveland 8 5 o 615 319 310 Cincinnati 3 10 0 231 290 344 West Sail Diego 10 3 0 769 3.33 211 Denver 9 4 0 692 240 201 Oakland 7 6 0 5:18 280 259 Seattle 7 6 0 538 300 288 Kansas City 5 R 0 385 191 231 National Conference East Philadelphia 9 4 0 692 252 231 Pallas 8 5 0 615 284 255 Washington 8 5 0 615 248 225 N Y Giants 6 7 0 462 203 235 St Louis 3 10 0 231 259 286 Central Tampa Bay 9 4 0 692 263 200 Chicago 7 6 0 . 538 235 229 Minnesota 6 7 0 462 205 280 Green Bay 4 9 0 308 193 25(1 Detroit 2 11 0 154 189 275 \Vt*s! New Orleans 7 6 0 538 306 269 Los Angeles 7 6 0 538 248 246 Atlanta 4 9 0 308 228 307 San Francisco 1 12 o 077 254 365 Thursday's Game New England at Miami Sunday's Gaines Baltimore at New York Jets Chicago at Tampa Bay Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Denver at Buffalo Detroit at Philadelphia Green Bay al Washington Houston at Cleveland San Francisco at St Louis Seattle at Kansas CityNew York Giants at Dallas Minnesota at Los Angeles Atlanta at San Diego Monday's Game Oakland at New Orleans National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W I Pet. GB Boston 15 4 789 Philadelphia 16 7 696 1 New York - 11 ll 500 5 1 - Washington 9 10 474 6 New Jersey 8 15 348 9 Central Division Atlanta 14 10 .583 San Antonio 12 10 .545 1 Houston 10 11 476 2 1 -, Cleveland 10 14 417 4 Indiana 10 14 .417 4 Detroit 7 14 . 333 5' 2 Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 16 7 696 Kansas City 12 13 480 5 Denver 9 15 . 375 7' 2 Chicago 6 18 250 10' 2 Utah 2 19 095 13 Pacific Division Los Angeles 16 8 667 Phoenix 16 8 667 Portland 16 8 667 Seattle 14 7 667 ' 2 Golden State 10 12 455 5 San Diego 10 14 417 6 Tuesday's Games New York 116. Detroit 114. OT Denver 96, Washington 91 New Jersey 118. Milwaukee 93 Kansas City 117. Houston 115 Atlanta 143, San Antonio 120 Los Angeles 122, Utah 118 San Diego 128. Chicago 103 Wednesday’s Games Denver at Boston Portland at Atlanta Detroit at New Jersey Washington at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Indiana Cleveland at Houston San Diego at Golden State Phoenix at Seattle Thursday's Games New York at Cleveland Kansas City at Detroit National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press Campbell Conference Patrick Division W I. T Pts GF GA Philadelphia 16 1 3 35 92 61 Atlanta 11 9 3 25 84 70 NY Rangers 9 12 1 19 88 94 NY Islanders 6 9 4 16 69 70 Washington 4 15 4 12 62 95 Smvthe Division Vancouver 9 8 5 23 76 72 Chicago 8 7 6 22 58 57 St Louis 8 12 4 20 70 90 Winnipeg 7 12 3 17 54 85 Edmonton 3 12 6 12 70, 96 Colorado 4 13 3 11 56 74

LIKES NEW POSITION MIAMI (AP) Many profootball offensive linemen dislike being shifted in positions but Bob Kuechenberg of the Miami Dolphins is not one of them. Big Bob was switched from guard to tackle this year on a permanent basis after alternating at the two spots last season. “By the book,” he said, “a tackle should be bigger than my 6-2 and 255 pounds. He should be taller and quicker so that a defensive end can’t see around him. But with me at tackle, the Dolphins have a sort of three-guard system. We can use more tackle trap plays and quick tosses.’” KNICK COLORS NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Knickerbockers of the NBA have changed to patri-

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Wales conference Adams Division Boston 15 4 3 33 83 58 Buffalo 14 6 3 31 91 63 Minnesota 10 5 5 25 87 70 Toronto 10 10 2 22 81 74 Quebec 7 11 4 18 68 78 Norris Conference Montreal 13 6 4 30 88 65 Los Angeles 10 8 5 25 97 94 Pittsburgh 8 7 4 20 65 67 Hartford 7 8 6 20 68 67 Detroit 6 10 4 16 60 67 Tuesday's Games Montreal 5. Detroit 5. tie Buffalo 5. Boston 2 Philadelphia 6. Hartford 2 Toronto 5, Atlanta 3 St. Louis 4. Quehec 2 Los Angeles 5, Winnipeg 3 Wednesday's Games Minnesota at New York Rangers Quebec al Pittsburgh Toronto at Washington New York Islanders at Colorado Chicago at Edmonton Winnipeg al Vancouver Thursday's Games New York Rangers at Buffalo Sl.Louis al Montreal Minnesota at Philadelphia Tuesday’s Sports Transactions Bv The Associated Press BASE BAI.I American League BOSTON RED SOX -.Signed Skip lawk wood, pilcher. to a four-year contract. Signed Dwight Evans, outfielder, to a multi-year contract. National League NEW YORK MKTS -Sent Luis Rosado, catcher, and Gil Flores, outfielder, to Tidewater of International league SAN DIEGO PADRES Traded Dan Briggs, outfielder-first baseman, and Bill Almon. infielder, to the Montreal Expos for Dave Cash, second baseman. BASKETBAI.I National Raskethall Association DENVER NIIGGETS-Waived Anthony Roberts, forward INDIANA PACERS-Traded ten El more, center, to the Kansas City Kings for a 1980 second-round draft choice in 1980 and future considerations. KANSAS CITY KINGS-Waived Marlon Redmond, guard UTAH JAZZ—Waived John Gianelli. center. Signed Mack Calvin, guard FOOTBAI.I National Football l.eague ATLANTA FALCONS-Plaeed Tony Davkin. linebacker, on the injured reserve list. GREEN BAY PACKERS-Waived Earl Edwards, defensive tackle. Placed Sammy Johnson, running back, on the injured reserve list Activated Henry Monroe, cornerback. NEW YORK GIANTS—Placed Emery Moorehead. fullback, on the injured reserve list. Signed Joe McLaughlin, linebacker. and Tom Mulladv. tight end. GOLF WESTERN GOLF ASSOCIATIONNamed Bruce Goodman president for 1980 HOCKEY National llockev l.eague VANCOUVER CANUCKS-Sign-e d Thomas Gradin. center, and Don Lever, forward, to multi-vear contracts. COI,LEGE CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE—WaIt Hicklin. head football coach, resigned IDAHO STATE—Named Dave Kragthorpe head football coach. Indiana College Basketball By Hie Associated Press Tuesday’s Games Anderson 88. Grace 77 Bethel 72. Ft Wayne Bible 64 Bluffton 68, St. Francis 67 DePauw 76, 111 Wesleyan 67 Hanover 70, Thomas More 69 Huntington 69. Manchester 62 Marian 78. Earlham 60 Taylor 91. Wilmington 77 Indiana High School Basketball By The Associated Press Tuesday's Games Andrean 69. Thornton, 111. 54 Calumet 72. Chicago St. James 53 Castle 69. Tecumseh 53 Chesterton 69. Gary Wallace 62 Clarksville Providence 63. Silver Creek 62 Clay City 86. Dugger 74 Eastern 74, Madison Grant 63 Edgewood 82, Worthington 48 Evansville Mater Dei 77. New Harmony 41 Gary Mann 75. Chicago Southshore 74 Gibson Southern 72. Evansville Reitz 64 Hobart 58. Hammond Clark 49 Louisville Ballard 80. Floyd Central 64 Mt. Vernon (Posey) 69, Evansville Memorial 42 Palestine 67. I, & M 47 Pekin Eastern 67. Salem 63 Scottsburg 82, Paoli 71 SB Clay 59. SB Adams 50 Tell City 71. Hancock Co., Ky. 52 Whiting 59, Gary Wirt 49

otic colors this season, although they insist they did it without an eye on the flag. The Knicks, who used to wear blue, orange and white uniforms, now sport red, white and blue ones. Team President Mike Burke explained that the change was made to make the squad more colorful. Burke added he considered the old combination of colors dull. PGA’S NEW HOME PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Construction is under way here of a new golf course to be called the Tournament Players Club. The 415acre property will be completed sometime late in 1980 and will be the home of the Tournament Players Championship Golf tournament and also the national headquarters of the PGA Tour.

Dantley burns Lakers; Hawks explode

By ALEXSACHARE AP Sports Writer Fourteen consecutive losses and an overall record of 2-19 would discourage some people, but not Utah Jazz Coach Tom Nissalke. “We’ve got a good team now,” contended Nissalke Tuesday night after the Jazz dropped a 122-118 decision to the Los Angeles Lakers. “I’m pleased with our team now.” Utah has made wholesale roster changes since the franchise was moved from New Orleans to Salt Lake City over the summer. Nissalke and general manager Frank Layden feel they are gradually acccumulating the players they want, even though the club’s record is by far the worst in the National Basketball Association. Perhaps Utah’s best move was the trade of forwards that brought Adrian Dantley from Los Angeles in exchange for

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Spencer Haywood on Sept. 13. Dantley burned his ex-team-mates for a career-high 50 points Tuesday night, the most by any player this season. But it was not enough to provide a victory for the Jazz’s largest home crowd of the season, 11,673. Kareem Abdul-Jab-bar clinched the triumph for the Lakers with six free throws in the final 30 seconds. Dantley, a muscular 6-foot-5 forward who won Rookie of the Year honors with Buffalo in 1977 but is now playing for his fourth pro team in as many seasons, made 21 of 27 field goal attempts. “Nobody in the league can stop Dantley,” said Nissalke. “He is one of the top three or four forwards in the NBA without question.” “I’ve got to commend the Jazz and A.D. (Dantley) for that effort tonight,” said Lakers Coach Paul Westhead, “but I

would rather win the game.” Hawks 143, Spurs 120 Atlanta moved one game ahead of San Antonio in the Central Divisin race by beating the Spurs in San Antonio with a brilliant 87-point second half that Hawks Coach Hubie Brown described as “an explosion.” The Hawks shot 77 percent in the third quarter and 74 percent in the final period, leaving San Antonio Coach Doug Moe frustrated and searching for words. The Spurs, who got 39 points from George Gervin, played without veteran guard James Silas, who gained a son and lost his starting job Monday. Silas, demoted in favor of rookie Mike Evans, mystified team officials and fans when he inexplicably did not appear Tuesday night. Nets 118, Bucks 93 Mike Newlin scored a seasonhigh 35 points as the Nets stunned the Bucks in Milwaukee to

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snap a four-game losing streak. New Jersey led by 15 points at halftime and stretched that margin to 25 points during the third period. Knicks 116, Pistons 114, OT Ray Williams scored 26 points, including the first five of the overtime, as the Knicks overcame an 18-point first-half deficit to deal Detroit its ninth straight road less. Clippers 128, Bulls 103 Chicago suffered its 11th straight road loss as Lloyd Free scored 14 points in the first period to start San Diego on its way. The Clippers led by as many as 22 points in the first half and were never in trouble. Free finished with 32 points and Swen Nater had 16 rebounds. Kings 117, Rockets 115 Phil Ford’s off-balance jumper from 16 feet out with five seconds left gave Kansas City the victory over Houston. Ford had 25 points and teammate

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Scott Wedman scored 26, while Moses Malone had 29 and Rick Barry a season-high 20 for the Rockets. Nuggets 96, Bullets 91 David Thompson led a balanced attack with 17 points as

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the Nuggets beat the Bullets in Landover, Md., dropping the defending Eastern Conference champions below the .500 mark at 9-10. _ _. George McGinnis contributed 12 points, 16 rebounds and 12 assists for the Nuggets

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