Sept. 23 — Tomahawk, away, Oct. 13 —- Menominee, home, 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m.Sept. 29 — West Iron County, Oct. 20 — Stephenson, away, home, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.Oct. 6 — Kingsford, home, 7:30 Oct. 27 — L’Anse, home, 7:30 p.m. p.m.1988 Final NFL StandingsAFC NFCEASTERN DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION6-1, 160-pound junior split end, and Chris Bentley, a 5-10, 170-pound junior center.Others vying for spots on the varsity are: seniors — Jesse Jackson, Dave Spets, Brad Kusz; juniors — Brad Hill, Steve Sorenson, Jamie Palmer, Chris DeRosso, Cory Corullo, Scott Kellett, Bart Somerville, Jason Asunto, Derek Anderson, Steve Gregesich, Dale Pisani, Chris Sikes, Jay Nyman, Blu Hill, and Bill Carli; sophomore Shawn Mc-Mullin.Davis is cautiously optimistic about his team’s success, knowing his team faces such grid powers as Kingsford, Menominee and L’Anse. “With the people we have returning, we should be fair to good,” he said. We have a lot of skilled people back, but we are young on both sides of the line of scrimmage.”As far as his team’s independent schedule is concerned, Davis tabs Kingsford and Menominee as the team’s to beat. “Kirigsford figures to have the best team it’s had in years.”Ironwood opens at home Friday, Sept. 1, at 7:30 p.m. against Houghton.SCHEDULE;Sept. 1 — Houghton, home 7:30 p.m.Sept. 8 — Duluth East, away, 8 p.m.Sept. 15 — Lakeland, home, 7:30 p.m.wl T Pet,Ptl.OP‘Buffalo 124 0 .750329237Indianapolis 97 0 ,563354315New England 97 D .563250284N.Y Jets 87 1 .531372354Miami 610 0 .375319380CENTRAL DIVISIONCincinnati 124 0 .750448329f Cleveland 106 0 .625304288tHouston to6 0 .625424365Pittsburgh 51! 0 .313336421WESTERN DIVISION‘Seattle 97 0 .563339329Denver 88 0 .500327352L.A. Raiders 79 0 .438325369San Qlego 610 0 .375231332Kansas City 411 1 .281254320‘Division ChampiontWfld Card For PlayoffsWILD CARD GAMEHouston 24, @ Cleveland 23DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS@ Buflalo 17, Houston 10 ® Cincinnati 2t. Seattle 13 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP@ Cincinnalr 21, Buffalo 10SUPER BOWL XXIII® Miami, Fla.San Francisco 20, Cinncinati 16PRO 80WLNFC 34, AFC 3Wt 1 Ptl,Pit.OPPhiladelphia106 0 .625379319N.Y. Giants106 0 .625359304Washington79 0 .438345387Phoenix79 0 .438344398Dallas313 0 .188265381CENTRAL DIVISION'Chicago124 0 .750312215tMinnesola115 0 .688406233Tampa Bay511 0 .313261350Detroh412 0 .250220313Green Bay412 0 .250240315WESTERN DIVISION‘San Francisco106 0 .625369294flos Angeles Ramsto6 0 .625407293New Orleans106 0 .625312283Atlanta511 0 .313244315Division Champion fWild Card For PlayoHsWILD CARD GAME® Minnesota 28, L.A. Rams 17 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS® Chicago 20, Philadelphia 12 ® San Francisco 34, Minnesota 9CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPSan Francisco 28, ® Chicago 3Gerard Lauzon/Daiiy GlobeDave Davis fashioned a 5-4 record in his first year as Iron-wood’s head football coach and is working toward further improving the school’s gridiron fortunes.