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AFC East and Central undecided

By BARRY WILNER Al’ Sports W riter Call Los Angeles the City of Winners at least for this week. 1 hrow in Dallas and, of course, Chicago. That s where four of the National Football League’s six division titles sit after the 15th weekend of action Another crown the AFC East could be decided tonight if New England wins at Miami. Other than that, things remain somewhat muddled heading into the final weekend of the season Cleveland, Cincinnati, Denver and the New York Jets still hold playoff hopes in the AFC, while the New York Giants. Washington and the defending champion San Francisco 49ers are alive in the NFC wild-card scramble. A couple of rookie quarterbacks and the league’s leading rusher were among the heroes Sunday as the Rams, Raiders and Cowboys clinched their respective division championships. Dieter Brock, the 34-year-old refugee from the Canadian Football League, had his best day as an NFL quarterback by tossing for four touchdowns in a 46-14 rout of St. Louis that gave the Rams the NFC West title, their first since 1979. Marcus Allen grabbed the NFL rushing lead with 109 yards on 27 carries, including on a 7-yard run with 6:09 to play for the only touchdown, as the Raiders took the AFC West with a 13-3 win over Seattle, eliminating the Seahawks from playoff contention. It was the eighth consecutive 100-yard rushing game for Allen. Steve Pelluer, Dallas’ third-string quarterback, took over when Danny White and Gary Hogeboom were injured and engineered a 72-yard drive in the fourth quarter for the winning TD as the Cowboys knocked off the Giants 28-21 for their first NFC East crown in four years. The other division champ, the Bears, upped their record to 14-1 by stymying the New York Jets 19-6 on Saturday. Chicago has the homefield advantage. Cleveland took sole possession of the top spot in the AFC Central with a 28-21 win over Houston, while Cincinnati was beaten 37-24 by Washington. The Browns will win the division if they beat the Jets next Sunday or if either Pittsburgh or Cincinnati loses next weekend. Denver remained in the wild-card hunt on Saturday when it edged Kansas City 1413. Also on Sunday, it was Pittsburgh 30, Buffalo 24; Green Bay 26, Detroit 23; Indianapolis 31, Tampa Bay 23; Atlanta 14, Minnesota 13; San Francisco 31, New Orleans 19, and San Diego 20, Philadelphia 14. Rams 46, Cardinals 14 Brock was helped by Eric Dickerson, who ran for 124 yards and two scores, as Los Angeles broke the game open with a 36-point first half. Brock threw touchdown passes of 13 yards to Ron Brown, 47 to Tony Hunter, and 43 to Henry Ellard as the Rams’ topped their previous game-high

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SCOTT CAM PBELL: Leads Steelers to win

this season of 35 points with their big opening half. Brock also hit Hunter on a 3yard TD toss. Raiders 13, Seahawks 3 The Raiders won their fifth straight game as Allen continued to motor through opposing defenses. Allen’s touchdown run came on the first play after Marc Wilson connected on a 49-yard bomb to Dokie Williams. The Raiders defense held Seattle to 201 total yards and forced four turnovers. Cowboys 28, Giants 21 The Giants had all the stats but the Cowboys walked off with the division thanks to some big plays. The biggest was Jim Jeffcoat’s 65-yard jaunt with a Phil Simms pass Ed “Too Tall” Jones deflected right to Jeffcoat. That tied the game 14-14 and Dallas took the lead for good with its second score in 46 seconds, a 12-yard pass from White to Mike Renfro after Giants punter Sean Lan-

Colts give Bucs an edge in NFL draft

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) The race for the top pick in the 1986 National Football League draft will go down to the wire. Indianapolis is out, but Tampa Bay is very much alive. The Colts whipped the Buccaneers 31-23 Sunday in a head-to-head meeting between two of the three teams that started the day with a shot at the first overall choice among this year’s crop of college seniors. The Bucs and Atlanta Falcons are now the frontrunners for the No. 1 position with one week left in the regular season. The Colts, meanwhile, bowed out of the chase and spoke of building momentum for 1986 instead of rebuilding. The triumph snapped a six-game losing streak and was the first on the road this season for a 4-11 team that has often been ridiculed as “Dolts.”

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deta failed to get off a kick in the face of a fierce rush and threw an incomplete pass deep in New York territory. Bears 19, Jets 6 Chicago held the Jets to 159 net yards, got four field goals from Kevin Butler and a 7-yard touchdown pass from Jim McMahon to Tim Wrightman, the tight end’s first NFL TD. Helped by a 28 mph wind, the Bears throttled the NFL’s secondranked offense and top-rated passer, Ken O’Brien, who was only 12 for 26 and was sacked four times. Pat Leahy set a Jets’ record with a 55-yard field goal. Browns 28, Oilers 21 Bernie Kosar, another rookie quarterback, had his best performance as a professional with three short touchdown passes and a 2-yard scoring run. Kosar completed 14 of 28 passes for 161 yards without an interception. Cleveland is 8-7 and can only lose the Central crown if it finishes in a three-way

“We laugh off the negative publicity,” said Indianapolis offensive tackle Chris Hinton. “We look toward the last two games (Tampa Bay and Houston next week) as important as far as next year is involved. I think it was important to win the game here as far as building confidence.” George Wonsley scored touchdowns on runs of 7 and 3 yards in the first half and Mike Pagel and Albert Bentley ran for scores to put the contest away in the fourth period before the smallest crowd in the Bucs’ 10-year history 17,419 no shows. The Colts punished the Tampa Bay defense with a powerful running game that rolled up 257 yards rushing, and shackled the Bucs’ offense in the fourth quarter when Eugene Daniel and Tate Randle intercepted a pair of Steve Young passes. “The bottom line is we hung in there and we didn’t give in,” Indianapolis Coach Rod Dowhower said. The Colts came from behind twice, the second time overcoming a 23-17 deficit on Pagel’s 3-yard scoring run with 10:57 left in the fourth quarter. Bentley swept right end for 26 yards six minutes later to put the game away. The TD came 3:02 after Colts place-kicker Raul Allegre breathed life into the Bucs by missing a 21-yard field goal attempt. The Bucs’ mistakes were more plentiful, however. Tampa Bay lost two fumbles and the interceptions thrown by Young foiled any hopes for a Bucs rally in the closing minutes. “Up until the end, when I took some chances, I thought we moved pretty well up and down the field,” said Young, who completed 14 of 27 passes for 251 yards in his fourth NFL start. “But we ended up in a horse race and came in second.”

tie with the Bengals and Steelers at 8-8. Then Cincinnati goes by virtue of a better record in game played between the three teams. Redskins 27, Bengals 24 Cincinnati built a 24-7 lead as QB Boomer Esiason passed for two touchdowns and halfback James Brooks for one. But Washington QB Schroeder, playing with damaged ribs, led a stirring comeback. Schroeder, who at one point called a timeout when he went down to hold for a field goal attempt only to find he couldn’t stand up because of the pain, completed 18 of 35 attempts for 273 yards and one touchdown. Steelers 30, Bills 24 Buffalo jumped to a 21-0 lead, helped by a 77-yard TD run on the first play from scrimmage. But Scott Campbell, another third-string signal-caller, led the Steelers back with one touchdown pass to Louis Lipps and a 44-yard pass to Lipps to set up Walter Abercrombie 2-yard run with 47 seconds to play. Despite the victory, the Steelers, 7-8, missed the playoffs for only the third time in 14 years. Denver 14, Chiefs 13 The Broncos remained in the playoff chase with a last-ditch rally. QB John Elway, suffering through the worst day of his three-year career he was intercepted five times completed three key passes on a drive in the closing minutes, leading to Sammy Winder’s 1yard dive for the winning TD with 22 seconds remaining. For Denver to make the playoffs, one of the three AFC East contenders must finish with six losses while the Broncos, 10-5, beat Seattle on Friday night. Packers 26,1 Jons 23 Green Bay eliminated Detroit from playoff contention, handing the Lions their first home loss this year on Al Del Greco’s fourth field goal, a 27-yarder as time ran out. The Lions had tied the game with 1:01 remaining on a 30-yard TD pass from Joe Ferguson to Leonard Thompson, but Eddie Murray’s extra point try was wide Falcons 14, Vikings 13 Jan Stenerud missed the extra point that would have tied the game following Anthony Carter’s 49-yard touchdown pass reception, something nobody could remember seeing him do in two decades of placekicking.

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STEVE STIPANOVICH Won't be intimidated

Pacers get little too aggressive EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The Indiana Pacers may not have played much team defense in Saturday’s 105-99 loss to New Jersey, but center Steve Stipanovich was quick to protect his own turf when the Nets’ Darryl Dawkins began swinging his elbow. “I told the officials three times to watch the elbows,” said Stipanovich. “He just kept doing it. About the fifth time, I had had it.” Stipanovich, who earlier this season tackled New York rookie Patrick Ewing, again showed he won’t be intimidated by opposing centers. He and Dawkins began trading punches and Stipanovich suffered a swollen lower lip before both players were ejected early in the fourth quarter. Indiana, which fell to 7-17 and saw a twogame winning streak snapped, rallied to pull to within 99-94 with 1:47 remaining on a basket by Vern Fleming. But New Jersey was successful on six free throws in the final minute and held on for the victory. The loss was Indiana’s 43rd in a row on the road against Atlantic Division teams. “I don’t think we played any defense," said Fleming, who led the Pacers with 24 points. “They got the ball where they wante and got the shots they wanted.” INDIANA (TO) Tisdale 8-15 0 1 16, H Williams 9-20 3-4 21, Stipanovich 4-9 1-3 9, C Richardson 3-8 0-1 6, Buckner 1-2 0-0 2. Fleming 10-184 4 24, Slansbury 3-50-07, Marlin 1-30-02, Gray 1-2 0-0 2, Garnell 232 26. Anderson 1-5?-?4 Totals 43-91 12-1799 NKWJKKSKY (105) B Williams 4-8 11 9. King 10-13 2-2 22, Gminski 5-9 3-3 13, Birdsong 8-14 0-1 16, M Richardson 7-11 4-6 18, Dawkins 4-9 2-3 10, Johnson 1-4 3-3 5, Ransey 1-2 2-2 4, Cook 3-8 04) 6, O'Koren l-3so4> 2 Totals 44-81 17-21 105 Three-point goal—Slansbury Fouled out—Tisdale Rebounds—lndiana 53 (Stipanovich 11), New Jersey 41 <B Williams 16). Assists—lndiana 20 <H Williams, Fleming 4), New Jersey 28 (M Richardson 9) Totai fouls—lndiana 24, New Jersey 22 Technicals—lndiana Coach Irvine, Dawkins, Stipanovich. A—9,-34.

Sports scoreboard

National Football League At A Glance By The Associated Press AMERICAN CONEERENCE Fast W I. T Pet. PK PA New England 10 4 0 714 301 237 Miami 10 4 0 .714 370 293 N Y Jets 10 5 0 667 356 254 Indianapolis 4 1 1 0 267 286 370 Buffalo 2 13 0 133 200 353 Central Cleveland 8 7 0 533 277 257 Cincinnati 7 8 0 467 418 403 Pittsburgh 7 8 0 467 369 327 Houston 5 10 0 333 268 378 West x-L A Raiders 11 4 0 733338 302 Denver 10 5 0 667 353 305 Seattle 8 7 0 .533 325 276 San Diego 8 7 0 .533 433 397 Kansas City 5 10 0 .333 279 326 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East x-Dallas 10 5 0 667 341 302 NY. Giants 9 6 0 600 371 273 Washington 9 6 0 .600 270 296 Philadelphia 6 9 0 400 249 275 St. Louis 5 10 0 .333 262 387 Central x-Chicago 14 1 0 .933 419 181 Green Bay 7 8 0 467 317 338 Minnesota 7 8 0 467 312 322 Detroit 7 8 0 .467 290 329 Tampa Bay 2 13 0 133 277 428 West x-L.A. Rams 1 1 4 0 .733 334 261 San Francisco 9 6 0 600 380 247 New Orleans 5 10 0 .333 284 385 Atlanta 3 12 0 .200 266 442 x-clinched division title y-clinched wild-card playoff berth Saturday's Games Chicago 19, New York Jets 6 Denver 14, Kansas City 13 Sunday's Games Pittsburgh 30, Buffalo 24 Washington 27, Cincinnati 24 Green Bay 26, Detroit 23 Cleveland 28, Houston 21 Indianapolis 31, Tampa Bay 23 Atlanta 14, Minnesota 13 Dallas 28, New York Giants 21 San Francisco New Orleans 19 San Diego 20, Philadelphia 14 Los Angeles Rams 46, St. Louis 14 Los Angeles Raiders 13, Seattle 3 Monday's Game New England at Miami Friday’s Game Denver at Seattle Saturday’s Games Pittsburgh at New York Giants Washington at St. Louis Fundav, Dec. 22 Atlanta at New Orleans Buffalo at Miami Chicago at Detroit Cincinnati at New England Cleveland at New York Jets Green Bay at Tampa Bay Philadelphia at Minnesota San Diego at Kansas City Houston at Indianapolis Dallas at San Francisco Monday, Dec. 23 Los Angeles Raiders at Los Angeles Rams END REGULAR SEASON Sunday's College Basketball Scores EAST Boston Coll 84, Holy Cross 57 MIDWEST Purdue 72, Toledo 56 TOURNAMENTS Poughkeepsie Classic Championship Marist 59, Cent Connecticut 58 Third Place Drexel 88. Conoin SI fifi Indiana and Big Ten College Basketball By The Associated Press Saturday's Games Arkansas 79, Ohio St. 70, OT Ball St 84, Valparaiso 63 Bluffton 73, Hanover 71 Butler 83, Indiana Central 70 DePauw7l, Mtlliktn 65 Illinois 102, Houston 92 Indiana Tech 95, Goshen 85 lowa 81. Furman 61 lowa SI 82. Michigan SI 80 Marion 107, Greenville 77 Michigan 74, W Michigans4 Minnesota 62, Colorado St. 59 Murray St 52, Evansville 34 Northwestern 64, Wis -Green Bay 55 St. Joseph'sßs, Purdue-Calumet 82, OT Southern Indiana 98, Brescia 62 Tri-State7B, Ind-Pur-Ft.Wayne 58 Vincennes 90, Olney Central, 111 67 Bethel Classic Championship Bethel 70. Marian 61, OT Third place Huntington 134, Nazareth 33 Franklin Goaltenders Classic Championship Franklin 64, Wheaton 60 Third Place Denison 98, Knox 78 Indiana Classic Championship Indiana 74, Texas Tech 59 Third Place Louisiana Tech 82, Alcorn St 73 Rose-Hulman Invitational Championship Rose-Hulman 61. Anderson 56 Third Place Eureka, 111.79, Manchester 68 Taylor Ivanhoe Classic Championship Taylor 62, Saginaw Valley 55 Third Place Earlham74, Indiana-S.Bend6l Wabash Cannonball Classic Championship Wittenberg 64, Wabash 55 Third Place Indiana-Southeast 95, Miles, Ala. 81 Saturday's l ollege Basketball Scores By The Associated Press EAST American 84, Catholic U. 78 Campbell 68, Delaware St. 61 Connecticut 55, Rhode Island 42 Duquesne9l, lona 66 Fairfield 72, Dartmouth 59 Fairleigh Dickinsonßo, Concordia. NY 60 Georgetown 86, Florida A&M 56 Hofstra 58, Wagner 55 La Salle 58. Princeton 48 Long Island U 90, Southampton 81 Manhattan 81, Harvard 69 New Hampshire 72. Maine 60 Niagara 75, Vermont 73 Northeastern 71, Massachusetts 68 Penn St. 78, Morgan St. 51 Rutgers 74, Monmouth, N.J. 70 St Bonaventure 64, Canisiuss3, OT St. Francis, N Y 82, Rider 66 St Peter's 61, Seton Hall 60 Syracuse 102, Brooklyn Coll 61 Temple 81. Villanova 73 West Virginia 74, Pittsburgh 63 SOUTH Alabama 92. Mercer 49 Appalachian St. 86, Limestone 79 Auburn 77. Stetson 54 Cincinnati 68, E Kentucky 65 Citadel 78, Baptist 68 Clemsonß7, Bethune-Cookman6o Davidson 68, N.C Charlotte 53 East Carolina 77, Winthrop 69 Florida St. 122, Florida Tech 83 Georgia 104, Georgia St 64 Georgia Southern 66, Augusta 45 Gramblingsl, Paul Quinn 46 Jackson SI 74, NichnllsSt. 63 Jacksonville 67, Cent. Florida 47 Kansas St 63. Mississippi St 58 Louisiana St 87, Hardin-Simmons 71 Louisville 73, W. Kentucky7o Memphis SI. 119, S Carolina St. 73 Middle Tenn. 71, Armstrong St 54 Miss Valley St 92, Alabama A&M 75 Mississippi 64, SE Louisiana 59 MoreheadSt 74, Bowling Green 71 NE Louisiana 78, Centenary 61 North Carolina 99, Ohioli 57 Old Dominion 57, James Madison 50 Southern U. 51, N Carolina A&T 50 Tennessee 67, Missouri 54 Tennessee St. 71, Samford 55 Tennessee Tech 84, Bluefield 66 Tn -Chattanooga 81, Tenn Wesleyan 59 Vanderbilt 89, Penn 76 Virginia Tech 59, Va Commonwealth 57 MIDWEST Akron 84, Md -E. Shore 56 Ball St 84, Va!paraiso63 Butler 83, Indiana Central 70 ClevelandSt ini Kent St 76

Dayton 102, Texas Southern 70 Detroit 77, Wayne St , Mich 58 Illinois 102, Houston 92 lowa 81, Furman 61 lowa St. 82, Michigan St 80, OT Kaasas 83, Kentucky 66 Marquette 76, Creighton 62 Miami, Ohio 80, Xavier, 0hi074 Michigan 74, W Michigan 54 Minnesota62,ColoradoSt 59 Murray St. 52, Evansville 34 N Illinois 96, Wis -Oshkosh 77 Northwestern 64, Wis -Green Bay 55 SW Missouri 67, S. Illinois 50 Wichita St 74, SW Louisiana 62 Youngstown St. 64, N lowa 62 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 79, Ohio St. 70, OT E. Illinois 57, Pan American 56 Lamar 73, St Mary's, Texas 49 Oklahoma 93, Texas 92, OT Oklahoma St 71, Houston Baptist 63 SW Oklahoma 77, Oklahoma City 58 Texas A&l 70, Texas-San Antonio 57 Texas A&M 81, Oral Roberts 75 Texas Christian 94, Texas Lutheran 61 FAR WEST Arizona 70, New Mexico 55 Bakersfield St 46, Cal-Davis42 Cal-Irvine 87, Boise St. 74 Cal-Poly SLO 80, San Bernardino St. 60 Fullerton St. 99, Loyola, Calif. 79 Gonzaga 72, Idaho 61 Nebraska 76, Montana St 59 Nev.-Las Vegas 74, Nevada-Reno 52 New Mexico St. 73, E. New Mexicosß Oregon 81, Wyoming 59 Oregon St. 77, Santa Clara 62 Pacific 63, Montana 57 Portland 58, Puget Sound 54 San Diego 81, San Diego St. 64 San Francisco St. 76, Cal-Dominguez Hills 72 St. John’s 69, UCLA 65 St Mary’s, Calif. 97, U S. International 96, OT Utah 82, Colorado 62 Washington St. 80, E. Washington 71 Weber St. 108, Utah St. 76 TOURNAMENTS Cougar Classic Third Place Long Beach St. 51, W. Illinois 49 Championship Pepperdine 83, Brigham Young 73 Dallas Morning News Classic Championship So. Methodist 68, Illinois St. 55 Third Place McNeese St. 73, N. Texas St. 66 Drake Classic Championship Drake 64, Baylor 58 Third Place Idaho St. 70, 111 -Chicago 69 Hawaii Tipoff Championship Ala-Birmingham 65, W. Texas St. 56 Third Place Hawaii Pacific 79, Hawaii 61 Indiana Classic Championship Indiana 74, Texas Tech 59 Third Place Louisiana Tech 82, Alcorn St. 73 Marshall Memorial Tournament Championship Marshall 79, Ark -Little Rock 76 Third Place George Mason 84, Austin Peay 62 Poughkeepsie Classic First Round Connecticut 65, Drexel 64 Indiana High School Basketball By The Associated Press Saturday’s Games Anderson Madison Hts 58, Kokomo 54 Austin 62, New Washington 47 Barr-Reeve62, Washington 35 Bloomfield 75, L&M 55 Bloomington South 67, Terre Haute South 54 Boonville 56, Vincennes 55 Brookville 78, South Dearborn 68 Carroll (Allen) 66, Adams Central 52 Caslon 69, Southwood 66 Cen Grove 76, Bloomington North 52 Clay City 44, West Vigo42 Clinton Prairie 72, Hamilton Southeastern 52 Columbia City 42, Angola 41 Columbus North 64, Seottsburg 59 Crawfordsville 46, North Putnam 41 Crown Point 72, Hobarl 64 Culver 72, North Judson 70, OT Danville 76, Cloverdale 50 E Chicago Roosevelt 82, Lake Central 75 Eastern (Howard) 55, Marion Bennett 50 Eastern Hancock 50, Morristown 48 Edinburgh 67, Waldron 54 Evansville Harrison 83, Union Co 70 Frankfort 64.62 Greenfield 53, Rushville 43 Greenwood 59, Beech Grove 49 Hamilton 84, Fremont 44 Hamilton Hts 70, Wes-Del 66 Hammond 60. Merillvilles3 Hammond Clark 48, Wheeler 47 Hammond Noll 78, Indpls Manual 57 1 ndpls Arlington 78, Indpls Northwest 43 Indpls Baptist 71, Plainfield Charlton 61 Indpls Ben Davis 73. Lawrence North 63 Indpls Broad Ripple 82, Richmond 76 Indpls Cathedral 79, Ft Wayne Harding 62 Indplf Howe 69, Indpls Park-Tudors3 Indpls N.Central 55, Indpls Tech 44 Indpls Pike 72. Brownsburg 53 Indpls cecina 57, Indpls Brebeuf 55 Jay Co. 75, Bluffton 48 Jeffersonville 82, Madison 51 Jennings Co. 79, Silver Creek 73 Lafayette Catholic 68. Attica 60, OT Lakeland 40. Goshen 36 Lawrenceburg 51, East Central 50 Louisville Ballard 63, Clarksville Providence 60 Lowell 76, Hanover Central 75, OT Madison Shawe 79, Switzerland Co. 72 Marion 69. Huntington North 60 Martinsville 53. Mooresville 47 Mich. City Elston 74, New Prairie 48 Mich. City Rogers 93. Elkhart Central 81 Morgan Twp. 58, Mich. City Marquette 38 Muncie Central 84. Ft Wayne Wayne6l New Castle 68, Anderson Highland 67 New Palestine 84, Lapel 53 North Knox 62, North Daviess 34 North White 65, North Newton 54 Northfield 61. Taylor 51 Northview 61, Edgewood 52 Norwell 66, New Haven 52 Oregon-Davis 58, Argos 57 Plymouth 84. LaPorte 73 Portage 56, Lake Station 54. OT S Bend Adams 51, Warsaw 44 S Bend Riley 79, Ft Wavne North 66 Shelbyville 81, Greensburg72 Sheridan 53, Frankton 48 South Central (LaPorte) 68, Boone Grove6o South Decatur 66. Hauser 38 South Newton 69. Sheldon. 11l 68. 2 OTs South Spencer 49, Cannelton 34 Southern Wells 66. South Adams 59 Southridge 70, Pike Central 43 Speedway 65. Cascade 64 Springs Valley 70. Jasper 62 Terre Haute North 58, Floyd Central 53 Tippecanoe Valley 49. North Wood 44 Tipton 63. Northwestern 50 Twin Lakes 49, Rensselaer 48 Union 80, Blue River 74 Valparaiso6o, Highland 50 Wawasee 65, Triton 48 West Central 77, LaCrosse 67 Western 65, Rossville 62 Western Boone 57. Southmont 51 Westfield 59, Muncie Burris 54 Westview 66, West Noble 55 White's 62, Bethany Christian 59 Whiteland 37. Franklin 35 Whiting 57, Culver Military 41 Winchester 62, Muncie North 47 Yorktown 67. Cowan 41 Zionsville66. Heritage Christian 44 New Harmony Tournament Championship New Harmony 74, Evansville Day 62 Third Place Evansville Christian 69. Faith Heritage 65 Weekend Sports Transactions B\ The Associated Press BASKETBALL National Basketball Association ( LEVKLAND CAVALlEßS—Activated Keith Lee forward Waived Ennis Whatley, guard FOOTBALL National Football League NEW YORK GIANTS - Activated Don Hasselbeck. light end, and Lee Rouson. running back Placed Mark Haynes, cornerback, and Jeff Hostetler, quarterback, the injured reserve list SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Activated Bill Ring, running back Waived John Hill, offensive lineman HOCKEY National Hockey league HARTFORD WHALERS- Announced the retirement of Mike Zuke, center