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Show THE SIGNPOST Monday, October 22,1990 THE BIG BOYS PLAY OGDEN CELTICS BEAT JAZZ, 114-107 12 - - yJk3 5i ' , rW -- - - , , .1 . Mir ,1,4 Mark Eaton of the Utah Jazz prepares for a rebound off of a free throw from Celtic Kevin McHale. SATURDAY, OCT. 27 - 8 P.M. VAL A. BROWNING CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AUSTAD AUDITORIUM Weber State Office of Cultural Affairs proudly presents SHAMIL YAGUDIN Director Ballet Master, Boishoi Ballet V t J' 1 CP' . Nr-a So-n'zo'cva Principal Dancer, Bcisnoi Photo: Monroe Warsrsaw WITH ORCHESTRA Reserve Tickets: Dee Events Center weekdays 9am-5pm - Phone: 626-8500 By Alan Hinckley Asst. sports editor of The Signpost Pre-season games in the NBA are expected to be filled with turnovers and mistakes. It's not unusual for players to throw away a few passes and make a few blunders. If that's true then Saturday night's Jazz-Celtics game, sure lived up to it's billing. The Utah Jazz turned the ball over 22 times and shot .415 from the field in the 114-107 loss to the Boston Celtics in front of a packed house in the Dee Events Center. The Celtics set the tempo for the game midway through the first quarter and the Jazz just followed along. With a few exceptions, Utah never did establish its fast-break running game. Down the stretch when they needed a key play or basket, it wasn't there. The Jazz knew they were in for a long night when even the flat-footed Larry Bird, who's not known for his exceptional hang-time, got in on the act with a slam-dunk. The Celtics took the lead in the first quarter and never looked back. The Jazz did give Boston a scare with 3 minutes left and even took over the lead at 104-103. No problem, the Celtics just pulled together a 10-point scoring run to put the game out of reach for the Jazz. The ancient trio of Bird, Robert Parrish, and Kevin McHale have 35 years of pro basketball between them and continue to light up the scoreboard but it was the (See JAZZ page 16) tow. ,lM.- V.-, :0 . "Sft . if-:...- 1 A sell-out crowd attended the Saturday night game, in the Dee Events Center. ma. i MM A t A U I y U u in i evr4 riililiriTi .V"l- L SJL51AI Hi UCMT offers you an opportunity to become a health care practitioner in one of the fastest growing professions in the U.S. For information and a free catalogue, please phone (801) 521-3330, or write to UCMT, 124 South 400 East, Salt Lake City,UT 84111. D3 r- i n n pi ?! W(9)j "VIDEO VISIONS" HI-TECH HEAT! I I ' 1 1 ri may, vjuiuuer zo anu Saturday, October 27, 1990 8:00 p.m. Capitol Theatre Single Tickets $12 $15 $25 (Group and students half price) Definitely "TOO HOT" Backstage Party Friday, October 26, 1990 r ! Half Drice tickets available to students Donation $20 nrie 1 1 5 f TICKET woodbury KIKII Ulll)HI K I UIMI'WI |