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Show Page C3 TEZ HERALD, Piwo, Utah, Wednesday, November Five 1K9 .all eag im4I squads get wins L READ Herald Correspondent SPRINGVILLE Matt Daybell scored 18 and Matt Hall and Andrew Croshaw added 13 each as the 8pringville Red Devils defeated the West Panthers 4 Tuesday night in prep basketball. By DALLIN - . 28, 74-6- pre-seas- Hall scored six straight points early in the first quarter to help the Red Devils surge to a 2 lead. 12-- Open court running helped the Devils all night, allowing them to score easy buckets. "We ran on them pretty well, iirjtil they got adjusted," noted pringville coach Mark Bake. battled back with strong full court pressure to end the first West qoarter down by two, High's Joel Cosby scored six points to that stretch to bring the Panthers back into the game. rest Paysoa mai CsaiSal 1444 M M, WjlimKi 44 f MaOeeJ Hi 1 m, eases 4 Vt 12, WrlaM M 1--J 1. eaaae 44 Jordan 15, II 11 I Bryan Nielson scored 19 points while Brady Marshall and Travis Parry had 14 apiece to lead 1 Payson to a basketball win over Jordaa Tuesv day. Nielson scored 13 straight points in the fourth quarter as toe Lions overcame a 2 deficit Parry helped ice the game when he converted free throws in the waning moments of the final quarter. "It was a good team win," said Payson coach John Wardenburg. "That's the way it's got to be for us this year." 65-6- 1 continued to press hard in fh$ second period. Steady defense forced the Red Devils into turnovers that eventually helped the with 3:11 Panthers go ahead remaining in the half, u After a quick lead change to the Red Devils at 3 and two and me half minutes of scoreless play, ;th& Panthers scored seven straight points to lead 4 with one minute remaining in the half. West could have pulled away, but the Red ; Devils manages to stay close. The half ended with a 8 West High lead. I "They (West) threw a lot of ; things our way. Give credit to our ;guys because they did pretty well against the things West came at i'them with," Bake said. "We weren't prepared for the things they ;did because it's too early in the .season. We're still working on our ; offense." ; Springville came out strong in the second half and tied the score Ut 42. The third quarter score t stayed close with the Red Devils never leading by more than three "points. Down by one with 40 seconds left I in the third quarter, West stalled J for a final shot, but missed. Spring- 33-3- 2, 34-3- 40-3- 42-3- ville grabbed the rebound, but, could not score. Springville lead 60--; 59 at the end of the third quarter. The two teams played evenly through the early stages of the ! fourth quarter. Midway through the quarter, the Springville coach called for his team to spread out the offense and ; force the West defense to come out and open up the inside. I This gave the Red Devils the edge that would help them score seven unanswered points and coast tc-- a win. "That was the I turning point in the game for us," Bake said. During Sringville's late scoring run, the Red Devils forced several Panther turnovers. ; The Red Devil height advantage ; was a positive factor in the win. . Bake said he was not surprised . West played the Red Devils so I close, because they are quick, and are good shooters, but "we're I quick too for our size." ; 14. , 4-- 1 a Atmn ttmrni 4 Mm Alton 4 4 f7 .444 4 4 1 11 7 4 4 144 W1 wanaa, 'motir. L W IS a- -, 14, Atlanta a u.ria. - 17. Techm- 2 17 Namy 92. t 04 17 1 33-3- uoaN Praal 0-Andert 7 Marrta (Theua Poumd SWytock Man phia 64 also man Jeraey 17 (Bmynck New Jersey 1. Teck needed to extend our defense and take away their at the top of the key," Chamberlain explained. The adjustments resulted in a 2 ahead to surge that put the stay. Bob Bearnson blocked two Pirate layups and added six points to Jackson's nine as Timpview forced Cyprus into hurried shots. Bateman led Timpview with 18 points. Jackson added 17. A kjMa tt 30 tl tt 14 44 14 (Hawkim 14. Oman SS Berktay riiaii New Jeraey n 04, Ptynt Bowie 14. Coleman I Nona. Raboimda-Pr4ad- al), ,7 Total ft Sroolui CTawui 4ili Oakama hatch 4 24 t. naawl 34 New (Bartday, loom Oman 4), New 14, PtHMKletpriit Mattnamk ai alia i. ml 14 SB Menmna Brnran 102. 7 04 1 C .Smrm 74 1. 4 Jehnaen 4 4 34, 14, USmMk 2 VI 11, Thorea 34 1 Maiwei t( Wlnchttter 34 44 t, Floyd FeitS 1 7, 44 0- -t 14, Onry Chriacantan Santiago 4, Niettan 44 44 10, Totaia 3442 34133 Armabani Sarmage (VanStavem (excaaa 04 4, 4 41. UVCC 47, Dona." (Nov, 20) Tan Mormon 246571 Guyt Armttrong 427, Linda Cemsbel S43, MeHi Jim Pine 210 Krurunoat 412, kWlt Rub Ruth 647, Daa Healey 543, Kant SumtKSt Damond 102547. Max Onmond 517, Harokj Pino 21 V 532, De Jorataon 2047463. Friday tagnt Owlt: (Nov. 21) Wtynt Sam man Mn, Shentyn Lmnbach 604, ttw Ehlera 512, Gam Cox Sis, J. Foumd Wya 40 10), UVCC 34 (mcCwnaid 14). Total 27 UVCC 7). (StvwMch 24 (Gamer 7). Wyo Wyo 14, UVCC 14. Technical ttmeowt). l210r3t IN THE BLEACHERS (j 12, 4-1 4 te-I-Ol 13--107 Garlerm Floyd neboundt LA Fouiad K.ftrmth 51 (BereWam 11), Houaton 41 (CHekivmn to). Atakrli LA 17 (Grem S), Houaton (K.SWmti S). Tote) tools 14. Tachreeala Thorpe, Houelon LA 24, Houaton coach Cheney, Omknmn, LA Megal dehmet, Houston Wage! detente. A 13,099. NBA WASHINGTON Bemerd torwerd, to contract Activated Ledell Eecklet, guard, trom the suspended net. Pieced Lar. HODmeon, gtmrd, on 1 injures mt. It King, play-maki- 9-- M to 32 14107 17 30 20101 Enio goela Cleveland 34 (Kerr 7 Morton Price 04). NY (Verideeeahe 14. out- Daugttarty. uneefta i, tucker boundt Cleveland 44 (Erie 4), NY 35 (Oakley 4). Atalttt Clevtlend 24 (Price 101. NY 11 (Jeckeon 12). Total toukvOeveiand 22, NY 1. Technictie-Oaugh-e- rty, NY ilegel eaNmae. A 13,646. Clavalend York t Mew Tintic 61, S.L. Lutheran 46 SALT LAKE CITY Ryan Ren-zel- lo had 21 points and Mark Long and Greg Evans combined for 24 rebounds to lift Tintic to a 61-prep basketball win Tuesday. The two teams couldn't buy a basket in the first quarter, which ended 2 for Tintic, but the Miners warmed up in the second period. With Evans and Long cleaning the boards, Tintic went on a 17-- 8 run to take control. - BOLDCN STAT1 (113) Hw 14 04 2, MuNkt 1 44 12, Litter 14 1 4, 24, Tonert 44 24, Richmond Hardavray Mertmmonla 14 24 4, Hlggim 7 44 4, Prttchard 04 1. Totals 4144 1444 113. WASMtMOTfJM (11S Jonea 14 04 4, Otsnt 5 44 U, King 1 74 Walker 44 44 12, Workman 34 IS, Elkeon 14 04 1 2, liammondt 7 1, EMdes 34 U.Totalt 46-- 4 cetchsr, to a two. CUBS CHICAGO Named Billy Connors and Bandy Alomar, minor league mstmctrjrs. BABRBTBAU. USA BASKETBALL- -. NMwd Gsns ftaMwCty to coach the U.S. Item lot 1091 Pan Am Garnet. . OWuamn 14 1. 44 4. Wood 64 04 0, 14 14 S.Totam 4041 2443 t Jamie ned Ourrk, 4--2 S4 S4 30 LACtawera 14 11 MidHin 7 Unmei (Oram 34, gotWLA Hrjuslon 34 Mamas 14, WvmlittlK KWItAU 44 15, Tliomtwon 64 44 10, Smks 2 4 24 2, Meier 44 44 14. Schramol 14, Flaming 20, McCloud 34 14 S, Bandera 04 04 0, K.WUntrm 24 04 4, M.Wmem 24 44 9 Totals 3641 6 4. Person DETROIT Rick 44 leaWAUKH (111) 7 BrKkovrakl 04 4, RoberM 13, 24 20, Humphrias Lohaue 1 34 3, Pierce 12-- 1 4, Grayer 14 2 3, Herman 14 3 Totals 4344 2544 112. Indiana MUuraukee Irotte Inoiena 7 34 K LIONS-Wm- t-- INDIANAPOLIS Signed Riy Sesls, delenslve end. l Robertson 12, 0 37, Scttsyes 7 04 2, Anderson 14 Waived Joey Banes, offensive tsckkt, Irom the practJcs rostsr. CARDIPHOENIX NALS Signed Mike it ofteneiva Grsybitl, Placed David Little, rurmtng beck, on injured 14 11 13 13 SS IS St 111 SB 11 (McCloud Miller DIEGO SAN Joe inursd rsssrvs. Tim running beck. Spencpr, 3. Btldta State Waakktetaa ST BS SI 33113 tS 34 17 14 114 IPechmond 44, goaia Goidtn BaWs Muam ), Totjert 24. Haroewey Wtehlngtrjn 4.1 ). Fouled out Merdetmy. Raooundt Qold (Eackkw en State 4 (Hkjglm 10), Waamgton 64 (Grant t). AttaU Gotetn Stale 13 (Haroewey, mchmond, Hlggim 4), WaaMneton 24 (Weker 12). Total route GoioWn stem 32, Waehrnglon 31. Technic alt Ooiden State coach Ninon. Grant. Herdawsy, A 6,964. 6-- Western Wyo sneaks past UVCC By BOB HUDSON !; Assistant Sports Editor Oops. i Western Wyoming defeated Utah 1 in Valley Community College 92-9- basketball action ce Tuesday night when the Wolverines called an illegal timeout with three seconds left. jThe Spartans' Jeff Garner hit ON of two technical foul free throws to win the game. 'UVCC's Kevin Nixon tied the game at 91 when he hit a five-fobank shot with 25 seconds left. Western Wyoming coach Dennis Thomas called timeout with 17 seconds to go. At that time officials told both teams they were out of timeouts. But, after a scramble for a loose ball near the Spartans' baseline, a Wolverine player forgot. fOne thing we did cover is the fact we don't have any timeouts," said UVCC coach Duke Reid. "But, I ) can understand how, in their exuberance, they forgot. I don't blame anyone." whoever called the timeout did so! in the belief that the Wolverines d just gained possession of the ot lUVCC appeared ready to take control a couple of times. The 2 Wolverines led early in the first half. But the Spartans took momentary control with a 13-- 1 run. Gamer started the spurt with a three-poibasket and had five points when it ended. jln the second half, UVCC used a run to build a 8 lead. But, wth Garner and Mike Van Stavern lepding the way with three and four points, respectively, Western Wyoming went on a 12-- 2 run. That gve tothe Spartans a 7 lead with 5:12 go. from that point, the lead seesawed back and forth. The two teams tied the score six times before Garner's free throw ended things. During the Spartans' 12-- 2 run, the Wolverines had trouble handling the ball. And, they shot poor- win," Reid said. "We had the shots; we had the opportunities..." Although its tallest player was to UVCC's biggest at just Western Wyoming won the batThe Spartle of the boards tans got 25 more shots to overcome the Wolverines' 63 percent shooting from the floor. "We're big, but we're not that physical," Reid noted. "They got the boards; they got the loose balls and we didn't. "The saddest thing (about the loss) is that we've got 10 days to lick our wounds," Reid said. "We need to be playing." (UVCC doesn't play again until it opens league play at CSI and Treasure Valley Dec. 7 and 8. Garner led Western Wyoming with 29 points. Van Stavern added 40-3- V 75-6- 79-7- "If you don't handle the ball well and you don't convert, you don't during Western Wyoming's , 12-- 2 run. He wasn't alone, however. Four different Wolverines had four miscues apiece. That group included all but one of the starters. UVCC committed 19 turnovers to Western Wyoming's 11. With the loss, UVCC slipped to 3 for the season. 2-- mxummnm And with 26 KOs to Stewart's credit, who knows what could happen? fiYC:J VG. .STEWART PUBLIC AUCTION pitrj.aiAvmvs.Ai:: SATURDAY, DZCLVm 522 S. 700 W. SALT LAKE CITY UTAH STATE SURPLUS NOV. 30, 1990 18-1- nt 18 and Juno Armstrong had 17. Damon Reid and Jeremy Carter had 10 apiece. Six of Reid's came in a spurt at the end of the game. He got three straight baskets, tying the score each time. Nixon led UVCC with 30 points. Mike McDonald added 15 while Mike Sivulich had 14, Justyn Tebbs 13 and Justin Nielsen 10. McDonald also blocked eight shots and grabbed 14 rebounds. But, he made some key mistakes 0, PREVIEW-NO- 10:00 AM 29, 1990 Sony Wang Personal Computers Workstations (9AM-3:30P- 34" Video Editing Equipment Printers KorgDW-800- Copy Machines Fax Machine Reverb Unit Telecom Equipment Misc. 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Tornadoei: (Nov. 20) Oebra Long 111 (14 pma over avg.) 561 hVSpot Mined: (Nov. 23) Deon Paay Ron Manecn 504, Ed Marty Hanaan Crowley 200541, ZeUa Crowlay 501, Bob Worthen 523, Boran Boren 2447605, Mikey Larry 21532, Richard Rhoadet 417, Jerry Qoatz 214534, kvnt Zutert 525, TwrJaw Tiadala 543. Davit Km 511, Lynn 202524, Gary 11,121. CLIVCLAMO (10T) Brown 7 04 10, Nance 64 11, Dougherty 2 1 2 74 27. Paddn 14 04 2, Prtca 14, Ehk . 21, Ferry 7 04 4. Motion 24 2 5, Kerr 34 Totaia 46-107. NtW VORK (101) 4--7 7 7 2 10, VanrJetmghe 29, Earing Oakley 4 9 4 04 14, Q.WHklm 0 27, Jeckeon 10, E.WUkrm 14 1 I, Tucker 14 04 2, Cheeks 14 4, Qutnnett 1 04 0, Muttef 04 04 0 Total! 102. leases Oarrao 44. Wyo 44 (Gamer 44, Oray Chriatarmta UVCC (Ninon Wyoming rUttttmt-Wattt- S3 3 7 04 4-- , s BenjerMn 11, Orant 11-- 1 2 4. Garrtck 1 44 4, Vaught 2, Baniaaair 04 04 0. Totaal 1 3 7 11-- 1 31 34 ST 17104 auea PlManni 44 (f Jotwiaon 34, Chaav PwSand Hornaoak bam M4 (Ocmdar 14. 14), Pantr RoMnaoa Vaung Amga 14, kartay 44 (Cham-otrWaaL Phoanor IWoounoa out Paolad S4). RamOia, Materia 41, Portland S3 (Wdhtmt 12). Aaaam Photnhi 34 (KJohnaon 11), Portland 12 23, Portland 24. (Porter 10). Total touWPlManbi T tchnKal Ortiltf , Chatrmais, Robkmon. itactJona A 12.444. Dramar. Ui CtJ4PfJIS 1101) Karmls 14 74 12, 04 It, Ganend Stavem 11. t-- 7 4 2 3 2: 04 et: 7 0--1 r Htin f1k Sunday Mliad: (Nov. 14) Waya Banna 222577 , . e Monday Mad: No. 14) Hogar McCandlaai Tum. AHay Cats: (Mm. 20) Shawn Curat tO041&, 413. Oeotw BunnftM 202, Ron Hytcfejaen Mai Ward S03, 4l8 Tun. Night kwna: (Nat. LmdMrem Kenny PatrM 200SS7, Rawklsn Palmat 524, Mama Golwn 413, Ray Grata 201, Damia Mom 204. ." Oram north Um. 23) Cotarit SUmnm 514 210 Pnday Night Mnad: (Nov 14) akka Shanaoe S2S, Dam Rata- 2324OS404, Rondal Brandon 234 4S1, Pan Campnea (04. tva Brtank 410, John Haatingt 243M2 PB. John Baank 207464, Paul Kaoy 227S02, PM Fradnckaan S24. Sat. Nignt Muad: (Not. 171 Vtcki Haymond 424. 2 4niantorni Karaat 11, wanamt 3 44 11. 12, IS 34 21, Dramar 1 Wabinton 4 44 4, Alnaa 3 44 1, Veuna S4 04 21- t.Totam 04 04 2, 14 04 Cooper t, Bryant f, 1 tsfrw 14 17, Raid 44 64 IS, I. t, J. Arrnatrong 04 4. Hyde 04 04 , Armttrong 44 04 4, Scott 42. TotaH 347 Tebtaa 44 4 13, Ntnan UTAH VAUSV (S1N 14, Shrukch 4 14, 44 30, McDonald SmKh - ptrrwAMD ( t 10, Van a44 14, 44 Qemer 04 Carter anan 1 7 ta4l4r fc fInMc atXHicinott t. act, 1, fvana 14 11; Petwaeii S 1 1 04 2: Janet 1 64 ; Kanicae 4 4--7 1 In 4 Suawan 4 1 ft, Laial 1 4-2; 14; Una 44 1 1. Totakt 22 ' 41. 2: MsnSnfl 2 4--1 L UITHKMAM 4 IWaaiay 1 Sum 2 44 4; WWarr 4 44 12; Mamnann 4 Its 4. TetaM 14 1441 44. Panar 2 TnVTIC Cnambm AIMatai at ActkM S3, Oragon 42 PIBTUIM nr S4 IS; Ciiliaj 44 44 4; CMatagi I 1 , a a E. luuaa fa a ai 1 14 7: 1 411 TaVfltW .? 11Jernan 7 1 17; Oawa 1 14 7; Qatimati 4 1 1 14 7. Tottai 24 4S. ' 1244 Si 13 M It 4 41 13 4 1T 17 M 4an Venaont 43, SL IMchaai'i M tt4 Mat 11, Oaahaa ti, 4. Makat 4, frtacWutW 4, AaanM t. TOtiMHAMKNTS imam oT mil s-- r 41. 14 14 11 M 14 11 14 aiw M4.cal4; I Ofim 44 1(1131 1 Cbaiiibiri 44 H. Ramekj 14 04 2, Waal 2 1 04 17, 14, HomaMk , k.johntoii 1 Makirti 14 11, Johnson 11, 14 4 Kraght 2. Naaiy 14 34 f, Lang 44 64 0. TeMa 4447 Mowrroai (itT) 4 1 14, Cokvman IS, Btxmt 11, 04 20, Theua 14 IS, Blayiock e--1 14 1, 0, Dudley 04 04 S, QervWi 3 O.Totek) 3443 ohier 04 04 1, 44 04 Conner nana 4 14-- mam m ;aw. nmiiimiBi Suramiwli 44 (Tnaaia 14). 4 nam Mna 22 (Pachardaaa 101, tummimia IS fSpanew 4). Total Iobi Harm IS, Setranai IS. TacnMcal . A 17,014. .1 1 wtnawiiam in. (Spancar 13), 4 3747 Main goH 14 2, 14; luk ."i 44 V tntm i km 44 tl. i cum 1, Oa&noaama Oenmaa S3 17. U.S. kwemational 44 SO i 72, UC Santa San Oieas n, Sm Otago St. 74 42 Montana Waamngua 74, 4 11 1 tl 44 4 (fficnaromin Hma 1 14 IMkCeak. , 1 By , 4 W.7J Cy Sakw St. Plllllill t 44 U4m 44 4, TotBfc 214 11.44. 14 ttmtM 411)1 T. LliiaMil 4 ffmm SOUTMWUT Amanaai 44, Wnmaupl Cel. 47 aykx Km. Sam Houmon St. 41 Men Taa 14. Akjera St. 44 Pnarla Viaa 144, Jaw cttrianaa 77 40. 12, OrmnaU 34 44 22, Maham 44 1 19, 44 14, Hetikm 4 4, Green Andareon 24 44 4. Boi 24 44 4. Tamer 14 04 4, , Oliver 04 , Wkhem 04 04 0. Payne Ml Morrtt ), 14, Mi. A- -13 in PAR WK4T Berkley Totem naa. 34 IS. TiaaaH 34 1. Wai ton 14 34 . Saanow 24 it 44 12. Maw Lsckaar 44 44 4, Cottar 1 04 0, Caaway 44 24 1, Ct 7 34 , Cam wai 04 04 t.Tolam 4 2 It advantage. Instead of fading, however, Cyprus extended an aggressive zone defense and began taking the ball away from Timpview. Pirate point guard Dave Osborne canned four soft jumpers and found Woot-- 5 Ed Matagi in the paint for seven big points and Cyprus led at halftime, 1. "They outscored us 20-- 8 during that second quarter. We talked about working together to run our San Anlank) 3S (Ancanoa Total 4auH m Antona) (y1o a) 4. f. tew T-- 14, IMl.l Hium 4 14 l), Clawnaim St. 40, AlMahara 43 47 akaoa) 117, Oakland 44. Oraka 41 KaMm SL 43, Ftortda AAM 4 aHmnani 40, Auguata 48 ktortnaaatarn 41, OaMaad, kMck 44 Say 41, San Ffancma SL I 2 waona 44 14, Manna 14 04 12, WNka 1 04 7, Weak 1 04 14. fcmcak 24 44 1, Rhwra 1 Batttt 4, McCenaick 1 34 Panal 24 11, 44 4, 4, RMneon 34 44 10. Moncriet 1 44 3, Waton 24 S-2 4. TaWa 342 47. IS S3 S3 SB ISt SS ST M 11 34emt BOON Patron S4 (Lahnbaar 34, Agurrra Thomat 4-PJivara 14, Waob Foumd om-N- ont. Hobinton Rabounmi-Oat- relt 43 (Rodman 14), Atlanta 17 DatroH 34 (Thomat 14), AtkMW 20 (Warn 11. AtaaU loula-Oat- roit 11 I 9a Svl), fiih'lnii!n1T). 4. t M-- 1M 1 uar 14 4- Con 24 IS. 34 17, IMehal 4, McaantMM 44 14, CimikiB 34 7 13. raaka 34 44 14, 7, Wan 14 44 4, laaas Spaaear 34 24 4, CoMay 44 44 4. Talaa) 341 1444 (07) (Warm 4). Total tt Ailali 7). n Him fdawda 2 24 14, Rodman 3 44 S, Ulmeaar 2 17, 14, Thamaa 3 04 23, Oumara 3 24, Johnaen 04 04 2, Agurnc Sakay 1, SytdlonJ 14 14 3, 4, MaSka 44 44 1. Btanka Maaanal 2 04 . Tetae S341 3 120. 28-1- 111. 14. Tasniaii r defense and scored eight early 6 points as Timpview built a 124. 4 So3 .404 4 .04 14 Indiana at PmlaealpMa. : p.m. Wuhtngton at CMcaso, 4:30 p.m. LA Cappai at Dalai, 4:30 p.m. Maaslaa at Utah, 7i30 ajm San Antonio at LA Lakam, 4:14 p.m. er 4 t-- 2 14 ttt .442 Krtti Cl III 44 4 Cnanuls. mi 44. Heroert 43 NMmjhJ 72, hennas 47 LereaaS7, lull III M tlSlaejl 44. Cue. east 44 Mi i Ceena 7t, lie 4 wtMCTum, hj. fa, K. Maeieei.llsMs (1 44, OT SOUTH Mami 44, Wak hat 1 44. OT nana K 44, Tama Smnham 71 G3igla Tack 47, 1,aVxaaa St 44 McWum Ct 71, minima Co. 44 tmmftm St 74, Tannaaaaa 71 M.C. Ctariona 144, N. Caraan MT 44 Hooa Carakna 104, Jactoaawai 41 Manama M. 74, Naw Ortaana 44 Sou HaHaaia 44, Jackson Sc. 74 Tamaiiaai St. 104. caraow Nawwan 72 Tama 74, fkmot 74 Wnikaai Maiy 4, OavWasa 44 IT, ' 44 ispiK ftftt Mlfjsisipfi ftft W. fcchiain 74, Ha Cram 44 Wan Wrnnia 41, Hobafl Wwria 71 tiimilll KHi, 2. tchmglul 44 44 t, (MM 4 4tt Jtnn ATUUTT4 44-- M, 4 4, Ito .471 Atlanta at oaton, 4:30 a.m. MUwaukM at Cnanona. 4:39 p.m. Ooldan Stata at OavahKHI, :3S p.m. Na York at Datfolt, S:3 p.m. Naa ai Miami, 4:30 a m. 65-5- 44 14 17). Denver 14. M ll-- ll rifiu 414 7 Hanu 17 Pliliaiilpnla 41 107. Naa Voik 102 WailiMgkM 114, Ooiaui 6M4 113 Pkoanui 123, Portlana' 104 Nouatoa 107, LA CVpBM 101 kWwaukaa 111, Inawna 44 Oanvar 124, Onando 111 San Antonio 124, SaaMi 111 squad 1 in the Thunderdome. The win served notice to all comers that this version of Don Chamberlain's will not be by anyone. After seeing an early lead evaporate, the roared back to take command down the stretch. "This was a typical first game," Chamberlain commented. "We live and die a hundred times while we learn our strengths. But it looks like we have a good group here." Matt Bateman nailed a three-pointoff the opening tip to get the off the ground. Richard Jackson anchored a sagging man (Ml 2 MeOi4il 44 M, Meitoy 4 44 14, Cap 44 4--4 4. 4rHI 14 44 4, Tftna 14 S4 . Ui.lt w 44 14 44 , Kaaa 44 14, OaMy 44 4. 4 44 2.T1 4V 24, CenkM 44 44 4. HnnW DaboH 124, ketball campaign Tuesday by knocking off a veteran Cyprus We own K7 .434 I 63 J44 .114 .144 I 4 11 Timpview 65, Cyprus 51 By STAN SCHMIDT Herald Correspondent Timpview opened its 1990-9- 1 bas- offense (at halftime). 11 11 1 ml III 14 7, Mw 44 44 4. TMM MATTU 11111 114 Mt Mt 1 UcM 14. 14, mm 24, 4wm4-!- 24 4 17, Pi 4 J71 '. 44 4--i 2, ti finii in u. n. dm. at rm iii si MaCMlKltnNnpM 111 us -- 14 Wwwm. FhM IK Oeaeaf M (Lane njWM " t" tr-- - " II1M 1 .m (Mhw 1 Tout 14). T 45-4- Fork 67, Viewmont No information available. 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