| Show r t? 6B Standard-Examin- er Tuesday Mar 1980 11 SPORTS BRIEFS Pimm Selected To Coach Team SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — University of Utah basketball Coach Jerry Pimm will coach r the west team in the Aloha Classic game in Honolulu Hawaii at the end of March Organizers of the event said Pimm will be one of four coaches in the unique tournament-forma- t spectacular The tournament features 32 top college players on four teams that play round robin competition In six years as coach of the Runnin’ Utes Pimm’s teams have won 119 games while losing 50 His teams have won one Western Athletic Conference title in 1977 and have finished second four times The Aloha Classic starts March 30 all-sta- all-st- ar Gun Club Event Sunday The Ogden Gun Club Round Robin Tourna- ment will get under way at 9 am Sunday Teams entered in the round robin event are : No 1 — Scott Tracy Charles Jury From Bryner Curtis Smpson Brent Heywood No 2 — John Hutchison Bob Benson Re Schoffieid Glen Baker Bob Heywood No 3 — John Thomct Deon VanCieve Pete Hansen 3rd Blake Meibos Paulette Ahred No 4 — Dor VonComp Steve Coley Merrill Sorenson Jerry Gorder Sr Dana MorvJlo No 5 — Jeff Jensen Gary Stimpson Bob Beckjffand Bill Cu'len leooa Vaienttne No 6 — Wally Ramsey Virg McClure Rob M kke'sen DeAnn Fredrickson Alan Norton- - No 7 — Fred Larsen Brent Birmingham Bioine Oeson Ron Bell Jr John Bryant No 8 — Carl Dennis Gary hII Shelby Whitaker Laura Bob Ca-tsNeil Dodge S'effen Kevin Bosley No 9 — Nick Bob Manning Harold Crouch No 10 — Steve Sessions George Sawyer Florence John Ernst Eomie Shepherd Jr Mark Larsen No 11 — Kevm Sorenson synn Burningham Gail Woodward Sheila Denns No 12 — John Konger Kelly Wheat Kim Peersen Dave Nelson Russell Dennis No 13 — Neil Perkins Ron Om Ron Yomashita Helen Dennis Loro Hvmas No 1 4 — Wes Roundy Owen Dame1 Doug Malone Don Dodgen ferry Mount No 1 5 — Brett Hansen S'erling Gardiner Kurt Pandoy Jerry Nielsen Pot Go'braffh No 16 — Laryr Roundy Lee Dewey Jim Hoimgren Mark Barber Andre Pommier No 17 — Vorge Lowe Bob Henderson Morris Soaffioff Rav VonHom Neal Darby: No 18 — Ron Stimpson Breni Whitaker John owonke Ed Hymos Enk Benson No 19 — Bl'y Ward Kevin Hoese! J P Swanger Kevm Jensen Carey Lutz No 20 — Casey Stark Larry Streoel Kelly Simpson Don Gibbs Darrell Shepherd No 21 — Kirk Jensen Charles Dilmore Horvey Yoder Mike Yooer Bob en hartman No 22 — Doug Stoddard Pete Hansen Gene Meibos Sherry Huchison Paul Bickmore No 23 — Bud Keyes Darrell Tracy Bill Blakley Barbaro Wheat Troy Norton No 24 — Earl MiMer Craig Stephens Ron Bell Mike Horns Sherry Whitoker No 25 — Lorm Colvell Josepn Gould Steve Ailred Tom Offeson James Goermg No 26 — Reed Galbraith Gary LeCiare Sam Slaugnter Roger Archibald Ted Heywood No 27 — Boo John Weighall Ross Benneff Kathy Pommier No 28 — Jim Glover Rodger Dennis Dale Meibos Joe Allen Cliff Woolwme No 29 — Jay Koffer Brent Frost La my Sowe-sb- y Debbie Roy Gorder S'oughter No 30 — Eomie Shepherd John Horomes Ren Allred Jerry Gorder Jr Chris Bennett No 31 — Frank S Warner Jim Anderson Ken SNnkle Mark Bell John Horomes Jr No 32 — Mark Kotter Jerry Kotter Frank D Warner Lee Bradbvy Janice Jones No 33 — Zan Longstroth Duane Srritti Steve Hawkes Dennis Archibald M ke Brown Hill Kim Thompson 9 Nominated for Award 1 NEW YORK (AP) — Dave Winfield of the San Diego Padres Phil Niekro of the Atlanta Braves and Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox are among the 19 baseball players ‘nominated for the 1980 Roberto Clemente Award Others nominated for this 10th Clemente Award: Don Baylor California Bruce Boch-t- e Seattle Rick Bosetti Toronto George Brett Kansas City Bill Buckner Chicago George Foster Cincinnati Steve Garvey Los Angeles John Hiller Detroit Tommy John New York Yankees and Garry Maddox of graduate Doug McGregor a ville High School swept both the and three-mete- r diving titles for the second in the 1980 Western Athletic season straight Conference Swimming and Diving Championships staged last weekend at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque NM McGregor a junior at the University of Utah is the first Utah diver to ever sweep both WACdiving titles twice He will now return to Albuquerque this week for a qualifying meet which will determine which divers advance to the 1980 national championship meet scheduled March 26 to 28 at Harvard of Bonne- one-met- ! oppor- er York Soderholm At Fort louderdate today’s giant slalom here had 198 points in the overall standings to Ingemar 200 Sten-mark- 24-year-o- ’s (No gam was expected to score at Houston handsomely in the first-roun- Basketball 1 — Signed forward Lawrence Bos'on to a contract Washington y second 10-da- College Lincoln University (Mo) — Named Curtis Gentry head football coach Michigan — Dan Farrell resigned os hockey coach Fafteigh Dickinson — Named J Donald Feeley head basketball coach Navy — Announced it would not renew the contract of basketball cooch Bob Hamilton GOLF 2 3 4 5 6 7 scheduled) Tuesday's Gamas 5110425 80300 78002 76780 73300 71227 66223 Burns George Dave Classic) Invcrrary Tom Wason Jim Colbert Andy Bean Eichelberger Craig Stod'er Don Pohl Now York San Antonio at Washington Philadelphia at Atlanta Now Jersey at Cleveland three two remaining and races giant one special slalom It will be enough for Wenzel to place within the top seven in one event to gain Boston at Indiana Kansas City at Chicago Goldan Stae at Denver Los Angolas at San Diego Basketball — Tournament at Davis High School games: Timpview vs West 6:30 pm Bear River vs Highland 8:10 pm NIT Second Round Illinois 75 Illinois State 65 Peso 65 Michigan 74 Toxas-Minnesota 58 Mississippi 56 Murray State 70 Alabama 62 Nevaao-La- s Vegas 90 Long Beach State 8 1 St Peter's 34 Duquesne 33 Southwestern Louisiana 77 Texas 76 Virginia 57 Boston College 55 points through a complicated point system which takes into con- best results of each skier in each speciali- ty pm pm 1 0) Monday March 17 At Madison Square Garden New York Championship Wednesday March 19 At Mod son Square Garden New York i reporters that he will JUNIOR Girls' grades 7 — Striders 30 Loyton 14 Suns 18 6 West Point tokers 28 Nets 4 Syracuse Fireballs 22 West Point Tigers 12 — Wo’Tiors 19 Super5onies 10 4 Boy's grades Globetrotters 16 Rockets 12 Red Borons 20 Jazz 15 Clearfield Stars 24 South Weber 19 Boy's grades 6 — South Weber 76 Blue Joys 4 Staffers 42 Celtics 19 Eagles 32 Cougars 27 Hotshots 43 Lakers 8 — South Weber 31 Falcons 22 8 Boy's grades 20 Nuggets 38 76ers 33 Mean Machine 31 — Stan 41 Suns 40 Stars 37 Boy's grodes 0 Street Rots 37 4-- rs 3-- 5-- 1 7-- All-Sta- BASEBALL Mondays Exhibition Baseboti Results he said At Lakeland Kansas City Detroit Chamberlain Mahre the American star from White who Pass Wash was fourth place in the overall standings with 125 points His best hope is third place now held by Anton Austria’s who has 130 Steiner points Pottm Fla 230 020 210— 10 16 100 020 011— 5 10 (4) Tournament 3 2 Christenson (7) Eaton 13167 Also: 14 Phil Mahre 13231 World Cup Standings White Pass Wash Ingemar Stenmark Sweden 200 points 2 Andreas Wenzel Lichtenstein 198 3 Anton Steiner Austria 130 U S 4 Phil Mahre 125 5 (tied) Boian Kriza' and Jacques luethy Switzerland 114 1 Yugoslavia Herbert Plank Italy 91 1 Women's World Cup Slalom Saalbach Austria March 1 1 (combined times of two runs) 1 Claudia Gtordam Italy 13024 2 Christa Kmshofer West Germany 1 3041 At OPEN DAILY 9-1- Hill-cre- State AAA first-roun- d first-roun- d Richfield vs Union 11:30 am FM) pm Wastch vs Manti or Delta 2:30 lowed by Bear River vs Highland pm Morganvsvs Millard9 6 pm (KBUH 107 FM) 7:55 pm South Sevier Emery pm Wednesday Hockey — Salt Lake City at las (KWMS d Park City vs Tintic am 10 1280 AM) 6:25 Dal- pm Paro-wa- n vs Monticello pm Kanab BasketballThursday — Girl’s State AAA vs South Summit 4:30 pm East Tournament quarterfinal-roun- d Carbon vs Dugway 7:30 pm games: Bear River vs Timpview or West (KBUH 800 AM and 107 TELEVISION FM) followed by Box Elder vs Tonight Woods Cross or Cedar City times Hockey — Colorado at New York to be announced 0 SUNDAY 1 WED TUES 10-- 6 THURS FRi SAT M r Ovtjr V'M accrprd t irtcri iris rawnrars 1S4 bssss Our Reg 8888 AMFM Pushbutton Radio Indash AMFM 8-Tr- ack Or Cassette Player Cassette has fast reject button Radio has 5 AM FM selector buttons stereo ba'ance controls Model KS61 $250000°° with original equipment styling ) of pianos organs and pool fables at CLOSE-OU- T PRICES Model AMP60011 NEW POOL TABLES 8 one piece slate Reg Center Gymnasium The event will get underway at 7 pm The Marshall White Center is located at 228 28th The card calls for 10 amateur bouts featurThese bouts ing boxers under will be used as a tune-u- p for an upcoming Junior Olympics Tournament in April The next senior program will be held Saturday March 29 at the Weber Community Education Center 3 Slide Bar $100000 Power Level Meter Response Controls 1 a Audio Graphic NEW ORGANS Equalizer Amplifier (magic cord) one finger play 5 rythyms Reg Compact amplifier has output up to per channel Brng home stereo to your car or van Save at K mart 25-wat- $80600 NEW PIANOS With bench FREE Delivery and FREE tuning Bullets Retain Forward Reg LANDOVER Md (UPI) — The Washington Bullets announced Monday they have signed forward Lawrence Boston to a second $153400 $(0) oo Your Choice! Coaxial Speakers In 3 Sizes Choose 6x9" 5’ 4" and Styles or 4x10" high fidelity speakers all magnets Coaxial tweeters woofers Save Handles up to peak power with contract No terms were announced Boston a University of Maryland product who was playing at Rochester in the Continental Basketball Association when the Bullets brought him up has averaged 94 points per game in five games with Washington 10-da- — Girl’s Tournament at Brigham Young Tournament games: 800 Box vs Elder (KBUH Murray games: AM University fol4:10 and 107 All Junior Olympics amateur boxing program will be held Friday at the Marshall White I pm Denver at San Tonight Basketball State — Boy’s AA Basketball UQUIIMTIION A i d st pm inventory Ring Program Sot Friday I Basketball basketball — Boy’s A State Tournament at Brigham Young Univergames: sity quarterfinal-roun- 3 Hanni Wenzel Liechtenstein 13056 4 Daniela Zmi Italy 13065 5 Regina Sockl Ausia 13089 6 Enka Hess Switzerland 13132 7 Olga Chorvaova Czechos ovakia 1:3235 8 Ingrid Eberle Austria 1:32 74 9 Lea Soelkner Austria 1 33 43 10 Fabienne Serrat France 1:33 48 Brigitte Totschnig Austria 1:3356 12 Anremore Moser-Proe- ll Austria 13373 13 Pomelo Behr West Germany 1:3379 14 (tie) Ursula Koneft Liechtenstein 1:3436 16 14 (he) Wilma Gotta Holy 1:3436 LOUIS (UPI) — National Basketball pm 8:10 Baseball Tryouts Soon 376-345- National Invitation quarterfinal-roun20) 7 d 20-year-- Summer peewee “T” baseball and boy’s baseball have been planned by the Layton City recreation office Boys 7 and 8 can compete in peewee “T” baseball Monday through Thursday noon to 2 June 2 Cost will be $4 pm beginning 9 Boys through 12 can compete in minor or major league baseball beginning in the middle of May Tryouts will be held at the Layton High School double diamond west of the football stadium Nine and tryout April 14 and 15 at 5 pm Eleven and tryout April 15 and 17 also at 5 pm Adult coaches and umpires are needed Anyone desiring information about the programs can contact the Layton City recreation office Monday through Friday at — Association general managers and chief scouts have named Darrell Griffith of Louisville The Sporting News College Basketball Player of the Year The weekly publication said Monday Griffith edged DePaul’s Mark Aguirre for the top honor University The McGregor is the son of Mr and Mrs Lowell McGregor of 170 East 5250 South in Washington Terrace pm Basketball 10) 6 d World Cup Special Slalom At Cortina D'Ampezzo Italy March 10 1 Ingemar Stenmark Sweden 1:3092 2 Aleksandr Zhirov Sovet Union 1:3132 3 C Orlionsky Austna 1:3137 4 Carlo Troyer Italy 1:3151 5 Steve Mahre WhiTe Pass Wash 1:31 6u 6 Christian Neureufher West Germany 131 80 7 Poul FrommeJt Lktffensem 1:3181 8 F Vorndl West Germany 1:31 81 9 Klaus Heidegger Ausria 1:3166 10 L Halvarsson Sweden Griffith Named Best ST pm Indiana at New Diego (Cable Channels 3 and 10) games: 2:30 8:30 pm pm 4:10 pm 6:30 pm 8:10 Basketball — National Invitation pm Tournament quarterfinal-rounBasketball — Boy’s AAAA State Channel 12) 9 pm (Cable Tournament at the University of game — Peter Fleming vs Tim Tennis Utah quarterfinal round: Layton Gullikson (Channel 20) 1:15 am vs East 2:30 pm Weber vs Orem 4:10 pm Sky View vs SkyRADIO line 6:30 Olympus vs quarterfinal-roun- SKIING Semifinals CLEARFIELD pm — York Knicks (Cable Channel 8:10 Basketball — Tournament at Davis High School ) 2) cautious after Monday’s race and told Thursday Girl’s AAA State game (Channel — -- 9-- 6:30 y Basketball Thursday Quarterfinals Thursday March (1 4:10 Inter-cit- pm d NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT pressure hoping to force him into further mistakes But Wenzel figured to be more Amateur Athletic UnChampionship: Los San at Francisco (HBO) 11 Angeles ion Wednesday First Round Abilene Christian 75 Illinois Wesleyan 55 Alabama State 103 Dowling 57 Biola (Calif ) 76 Franklm Pierce (N H ) 64 Cameron 72 Saginaw Valley State 69 Central Arkansas 67 Augsburg (Minn) 61 Central Washington 89 Morehead State 73 Rockhurst (Mo ) 78 Defiance (Ohio) 69 South Carolina-Aike- n 74 Hampton institute 73 13 St Peter's (22-8- 1 at Nevoda-Lc- s Vegas (22-7ot Viroima (21 1C) Michigan (17-1Murray State (23-7- ) at uimois (20-1Southwestern Louisiana (22-8- 1 ot Minnesota Boxing — Basktball — Girl’s AAA State Tournament at Davis High School quarterfinal-roungames: 2:30 NAIA Tournament At Kansas City Missouri Stenmark who won two gold medals in the Lake Placid Olympics collected his maximum of 200 points through four wins in slalom and four in giant slalom and conceded Wenzel should clinch the Cup in today’s race Stenmark is likely to keep Wenzel under Wednesday first-roun- d El sideration the four Rangers (Cable Channel 10) 5:30 pm Basketball — Golden State at Denver (Cable Channel 8) 7:30 pm Girl’s AAA State ACTION Tonight LIVE COLLEGE 19 dream for Phil Buffalo — T'oaed oetenseman Jerry Korob to Los d dreft selection in 982 Angeles for a 1 Campbell Conference Monday's Gamas Hockey (Through NHL Wenzel however the giant slalom “I was wrong in pushing too hard inI Monday’s slalom will not commit the same mistake in Joel Youngblood pitchers Croig Swon Pat Zochry Mike Scott and John Paceilo and oulrteder Dan Norman P ttsburgh — Renewed the contracts of outfielder Omar Moreno pitcher Enrique Romo catcher Ed Off ond pinch hitter Mike Easier- - s gned catcher Steve Ncoja to a 1930 LEADERS HOCKEY ld be seeking just points and not a victory in 001 040 000 — 5 14 1 — 8 11 1 and Sund-be-- g Koat (7) HR — New York (AL) C00 041 30x Jenkins Perry (4) Lyle (6) Johnson (8) Mahlberg (6) John McGaffgan (4) and Cerone Gulden (6) W — Koat L— Lyle York Soderholm New Wenzel from three to Fla (Niaht) Texas drew a blank Monday when he pushed too hard for a win missed a gate and dropped out of a special slalom race The Baseball Atlanta — Signed outfielder Dale Murphy Baltimore — Signed relief pitcher Tim Stoddard California — Signed picher Dave Frost to o contract Chicago — Signed shortstop Harry Chapoas and renewed the contract of prtener Lamarr Hovt Milwaukee — Signed mfielder Poul Mofitor to a one-yecontract New York (NL) — Renewed the corrrocts of outfielder COPtroct At Fort Lauderdale Fla (Night) 001 040 000 — 5 14 1 Texas 000 041 30x — 8 11 1 New York (AL) Jenkins Perry (4) Lyie (6) Johnson (8) and Sundberg Mahlberg (61 Jonn McGaffgan (4) Koot (7) orta Cerone Guloen (6) W— Koat L — Lyle HR — New women’s division Andreas going into The Cup will remain an unfulfilled 1977 At Mesa Aril 202 113 000 — 9 11 1 Toiyo 000 002 003 — 5 1 1 6 Chicago (NL) Sattoh Mtyamoo ($) and Fukushima Hernandez Semdl (4) Valentini (6) Capiiia (8) and Hayee L — Hernanaer HR — Lezcano W Saitoh tunities to gain three more points in the standings and win the men’s World Ski Cup equaling his sister Hanni’s feat in the Previous winners in order: Willie Mays Brooks Robinson A1 Kaline Willie Stargell Lou Brock Pete Rose Rod Carew Greg McGregor Sweeps Wins NBA CORTINA D'AMPEZZO Italy (AP) — Liechtenstein’s Andreas Wenzel still has three more (9) and Quirk Wathan (6) Fidrych Rozemo (2) Holly L — (6) Bailey (8) and Wockenfuss W— Chamberlain Fidrych HR — Detroit Kemp BASKETBALL Philadelphia Also nominated were Willie McCovey of San Francisco Craig Reynolds Houston Lary Sorensen Milwaukee Jim Sundberg Texas Joel Youngblood New York Mets and Geoff Luzinski and Andre Thornton I I TRANSACTIONS I’d giant slalom the first leave gladly place to Stenmark and take the Cup finishing behind him” Zahn of Minnesota j Wenzel Seeking Ski Cup y 20-o- z 50-wat- ts 5800 So 1900 W Roy IS MV2©0 m an) WGM i li i Ml ts |
