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Show Page 16 - THE HERALD, Provo. Utah, Sunday, March 8, 1987 NBA: Lucas leads Bucks Scoreboar past Pacers (Continued from Page Prep basketball Tiwmwnint umtmt ' 4 13) '10 Jti,1 51 too $0 "..-- , :ooH Jt 56 So r.r ?'! We;' So 50 HI fv Sp 62 124-12- 'I 1,1 W Ik r .'Jin &" Y, Wf.i" nl I1,r VI 5' mo" if- -. 77 rrj 4? 57 '. 50 tO f ,t rh 174: insert '0 4 6 6 f'.oi.n 0 0 0 0 0 74 S. ' 58 t .j"oo 65 Consolation Friday- tittrrons. 45 No 1J ,vi(gi T3oo.a 67 69 64 aVarstr 64 1 ?7 'I N IOMONO '54.: .. 0 ) 0 0 isn- - 0 O0 0 T-.- i 0 i I'pm 1 - 24 4 5 0 2 39 U'- 2 10 0 i' M 1 P'orc. o .Is Vtjri 56 2 ', Sr 00 2 4 19-- 0O0O 9 2 4 0 ToioK 6I: UMI Pr,,. 8 5 CnrcnqllO'" 4 k 2 12 5 Toi'jK 24 7 U 4! EtpMi oi 2 rii- - 6 2? 3 2 3 0 0 0 Pfii qools Lh 29 SOUNIIFUl 1631: 00 'i..r 4 3 0 0 0 I,,,. 12 8 8 5 6 3 4 15 4" FOK 7 3 3 M.,tfor 0 0 0 7 5 - 0 0 0 0 3 112 2 O0 4 Cloord 2. 00 6 Klljnli, 0 0 0 0 3 Hot 0 0 0 0 Brumf,eld 0 2 loialt 31 9 23 10 Blinrfcord 7 - 2 3 3 7 81 PINE BYU qualifies six wrestlers 11 VIEW 4 .le 1551: 3 p 10 0 0 2 li".en 23 5 10 55 So Fork 3 2 12 5 Borben 9 10 0 2 Hunt Slohel 0 3 Wr.ghl 0 3 0 6 Pin.Vi.w 7 or gooK 8e.d 3 CARSON 7 12 I 20 Tolol 2 1935-- 13 14 13 31 5S ioriei lohnion 1831: Cooer 3 15 tnrnk 8arben 2 1 00 tine 17 Bron 7 Rollins 19 13 3 7 15 6 7 21. Cook 7 4 4 19 Miller 7 Re.o! 4 2 3 10, Frame 12 3 83 TIMPV1EW 12 3: tundahl 0 2 2 2 Bo.ley 8 (86): Role 5 7 21 Rom 2 4 4 8 unoVrom 8 6 7 25 Bomon 9 5 6 23: 'Vim., 2 0 4 lololi 30 23 29 86 17 24 26 16 83 Carbon 24 36 16 20 (6 Iimp,ew 3 ot goats lohnion. Cook lindsfrom 3 Team lowK Carbon 24 Timo 18 Fouled out Johnson Friday SPBINGVIUE 62l: Bird I 2 5 4 Hullmger 6 2 2 14: Reierson 5 00 II Jordan 7 2 3 16 W.ll.oms 5 10: 3 Sam 0 WSeler 12 4 4 Ollerton 0 0 0 0 Nemelko 00 0 Hemng 0 0 00 Child 0 0 0 0 Totals 25 9 16 62 PINE VIEW 1861: Staheli 4 5 6: U,ln 8 6 6 22 Belnap 7 8 Rollins 2 0 0 19 Barben 3 2 2 3 Brown 4 8. Hunt 10 0 2 lorson 2 115 lines 1113 Memtt 2 12 5 Totals 26 19 22 86 ! 6 1 3 20 3 62 Springy,!.. PirxVww 16 30 30 13 33 3 Dt goals Peterson Belnap 5 Team louls Spr 20. PV 17 33 15 21 - Ford 14 6 6 'hod- - 14 5 6 Myberg 3 2 2 8: 8 Hurst 00 2. Jones 10 13 21, Oinslonsen 8 12 17 Totals 30 12 18 72 SP Re,d 9 9 12 33 erett 3 2 2 8 S.monsen 0 ESm.th 5 2 16 Treonor 2 14 5 Cloword MSmitti 0 0 2 Kullunki 0 0 0 0 Totals 21 25 39 73 12 21 18 193 Dit 73 18 11 15 26 3 73 Sp Fork 3 ot goils Rerd 6 Team fouls Dixie 23, SF 16 Fou'ed out: Hursl Sulliygn DIXIE 1721: 4 Moody 2 014 00 S.,ll.yon FORK (73): 668 1 Gymnasts shine Despite the fact that two of their top gymnasts sat out the meet, the Cougars had their second highest point total in school history 182.30 with Saturday night in a New Mexico and Air Force. The Lobo's edged the Cougars for first place with a 182.70. Air Force, a Division II club with only five gymnasts, scored 108.00. The Cougars were without junior Gina Hansen, out with a hyperex-tende- d elbow and freshman Wendy Hutchings, who is suffering from back spasms. BYU set a new school record in team vault with a 46.05, breaking their old mark of 36.00 set earlier this year. Junior Melissa Friesen and freshman Bev Snell scored personal best 37.0s in marking the first time a Cougar gymnast has gone over 37 since Jan Shelly's school record 37.20 set in 1981. Friesen and Snell's scores tied New them for second in Mexico's Antoinette Gonzales was first with a 37.30. "It was over all a good team Rodmeet," said Cougar ney Hill. "We had good consistency from Bev, Melissa, and Sonja Lied-e- r in the and one great individual high in each event." On vault the best performance was sophomore Lori Cragun who hit a nearly perfect handspring front. Bars had several outstanding performances with Lieder garnering a 9.25 and Friesen and Snell both getting 9.20. tri-me- h Wm TIMPVIEW 167): Ross 4 00 8 lundohl 2 0 14 Imdstrom 7 9 9 Boman 4 0 B Rawle 11 2 3 24 Bo.ley 5 3 7 13, Fmlayso'i 0 0 0 0 Lewis 0 ' 2 I Young 0 O0 0 Dayton 0 SnonOOOO Totals 27 13 23 67 fJo.nesOOOO BEN IOMONO (77): Millet 9 7 9 25 luros 44 7 Child 2 4 E...n 15 8 7 Mendoto 9 2 5 20 Stw.orl 5 2 2 14: 0 Wilson 0 0 0 0 Totals 26 20 29 77 20 13 13 21 67 Ttmpvi.w Ben Lomond 77 20 22 15 20 3 o' goals tucos Fouls Timpl7 BL21 Fouled out Child CARBON (481: Cook 6 5 6 18 Miller 2 0 0 4 Johnson 3 2 4 8 Revas 5 2 2 17 Cowoer 2 0 0 6. Moynier 0 O0 0 Curtis 0 00 0 Tnhyn 00 0 0 Frame 00 0 0 Totals 18 9 2 48 PROVO (671: Johnson 4 12 9 Monson 0 12 1. Rogers 4 2 4 10 Santiago 4 3 3 13 Fsolm 4 1110 McKmnon 2: Rnll.ns 7 2 2 22 Frampton 0 0 0 0 He..muli 0 0 0 0. Bailiff 0 O0O HollOOOO Totals 26 9 13 67 9 7 1 21 Carbon 48 Provo 19 14 9 25 67 3 ot goats Cook Cowoer 2 Santiago 2 Esplm Rollins 6 Team louls Carbon 12 Provo 12 4 YV,o 28 3 r -- g 6'2 177): 7 Voce 15 2 4 16 EAST VWgan 48129 110 WOMEN Hi): Zapata 36 0 0 6 Trimble BYU fsQ Eait Ceasf Conffn cd 103 i" '00 101 T0on A rk S 70 jm-- - 12. W Tyler 919 (90): Schofield 5 10 6 2 2 6 Bourn 2 3 00 5, Moweil 7, Boyd 3 512 9 McOomel 914 5 9 23, Webster 00, 3 0 0 2 Totals 33 65 90 NEVADA-REN(981: Wood 5 11 2 2 13, Owens 8 165 6 21 Ruoo 46 2 2IO Martin 6 8 13, Kins) 9 17 27. Strachan 4 9 00 9 Moore I. Hart 0, 2 4 0 0 4 Totals 38 75 20 23 98 Halltime - Nevada Reno 52, Weber St. 52 goals Baum 12 Wood WTyler 3 6 Boyd Strachan Rebs Hart 0 WSC 33 W Tyler 8'. UNR 39 (Wood 111 Assists WSC 18 iMo.well 8i, UNR 16 lOwens 5l Total - WSC 20. UNR 22 Techmcoh - w Tyler. fouls 5 i 4 i tta-- ECAC o 'lrijh New England t'si 6' ' Quarterfinals: Leu 78 55 q Division III 65 Coit)y9? S c6 Cci-- Semifinals. Cvou-S? 4i"- - WYOMING 177): Dembo 4 9 4 4 12 Sommers 01 0 8 20. Dent 2 3 5 5 9 For. 7 10 Wkner 7 17 24 Richrdson 0 0 0 0 0 Jones 2 10, lodg.ns 110-23 24 77 48 26 Tntal, TEXAS-E- l PASO (74): Gates 2 8 5 Sandle 5 8 9 14 9 R,ctmond 2 5 2 5 0 0 4. Hardaway II, Jocksoo 7 13 4 5 20 Campbell 56 1. Blocker 4 7 4. Totals 76 55 19 29 74 Halftime Wyoming 49. UTEP 38 goals: Dembo Fas Fouled 66 Gates 12. Jackson 2 3. Blocker nut Oembo Rebs -- Wyo 36 lleckner 9), UTFP 27 tSandle 8: Total fouls Wyo 23, UTEP 21. A -- 15,702. WOMEN (95) lolontome 6 2 6 14 Sawyer 2 7 2 6: Snow 6 12 13 Mosson 9 14 19 Trane 7 9 22. Tosso 2 0. Hadheld 5 Varoi 0 2 3 2 Evoos 0 7, Barton 0 15 4 112 3 Totals 34 27 42 95 DIXIE WOMEN (67) Gubler 3 4 4 10: Dall 0 0, Mc'lomld 9 3 5 21. Sor.nsen 2 0 2 4 leRoy 6 3 4 15 9 Slock 0 0 2 4 2 langlord 2 2 3 6, Rigby 3 0 00 Totals 25 17 26 67 UTC 45 Dn 27 Hslltime sto-- " 64 NBA standings 45 Boston re- N -i l York NEW JERSEY II I4i: 8 Wit.ams 12 21 ng0 30-12 Brown 0 Tjrner 6 8 00 '2 R Wl-o0 7 7 0 '0 woolnaqo 13 23 33 Coleman 6 ' 34 5 Engior 0 12 4 2 Wood 3 9 2 2 9 Totals 47 94 9 23 114 PHILADELPHIA 8 8 '8 Borkley 1102): H nson '3 Mrform.rk 4 7 3 3 11 Cheeks 3 12 8 10 '8 'onsyy 3 21 2 4 29 w.ngate 0 5 12 Robinson 7 44 6. Vronos 3 4 0 16 Colter 0 2 0 Totals 37 8 2 2 02 114 27 34 22 11 New Jersey 29 17 17 Philadelphia 3 of goals - Wood Borkley. Toney Rebs - NJ 55 'Colemon '8 Ph'lly 47 'Borkley 19i Assist- s- NJ 33 R W.lliamt 10) 24 Ph.lly Borkley 6i Total fouls - NJ 26, Philly 20 Technical Philadelphia Coach Guokos A -- 16694 19102 Friday UTAH (124): M.jlon 12 17 10 13 34 'r.pucko 0 3 0 0 0 Benson 2 7 2 2 6 35 2 3 8 Griffith 721 34 17 8a, ley 8 14 4 5 20 Scurry 5 6 1113 21, Srpckton 2 2 '4 Cjrrr 2 7 00 4 lovarors, 01 0 0 0 Totals 45 93 34 42 '24 (1231: Cummings 3 12 9 18 8 12 4 6 20 Lucas 7 17 00 11 Prce 7 17 45 18 Breuer 18 0 0 6 Hodges 3 7 2 2 8 Webster '07 17 25 173 Utah Milwaukee 3 or goats R.hs I97i ,:o 8 1 ' V .14 27 28 31 20 41 16 44 38 39 20 38 31 24 27 - CLIPPERS :!23' 2 1 i. - 2 n J 7 3 2 ?8 32 1!)l a - n.-- lo.Orom '3 s ? 4 6 7 12 i 541 12 328 267 25 t t ft ;i 6 Roil i 6 ?0 's t, is 42 Mnlone !. 26 Vo.ston 00 16 41 30 ,t,i. 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Cureton 2 7 2 2 6 Kempton 2 2 2 Totols 2 2 5 S Johnson BOSTON (132): Roberts 6 9 Par sh 6 9 6 8 18 Johnson 5 Sirhtmg 4 9 0 0 8 Daye 7 4 18 0 it '0 8 W U 4 4 Atlanta 'ih ' 3 'I7 5 s 5 0 , ; Vvai. 43 88 .) 5 3 5 '0 I' 30 w.lii 32 3 2 Benson 8 2 Utah s (111): Bennm.n 10 15 10 Dailey 3 11 6 10 21 Dan 655 650 613 534 467 383 21 25 Tr Duka II GiH.th 9 - 58 -- 7 g' i.. j, a 9I77H Miion, 7 4 or Moncnef Lucas. ll J Caot4jr 11 000 300000 Ml 014 32- - U 100 -i mh 40124 24123 30 34 30 ,mo Vol kl inj Hawmn t IA NBA boxscores ATIANTA p"m, i 10 Utah 49 Malo-- e III Milw 8 20 Stockton Milw )Jtah26 Milw 29 A -- 11052 Jtah fouls "I ' P'essoy 6 8 6 3 16 Moncnsrl 0 0 12. Bridgeman 15 0 0 2 Totals 52- MILWAUKEE Nrki-iu- s 23 37 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division 39 21 650 33 27 550 6 32 27 542 25 36 410 141 367 V 38 19 40 322 Pocifk Division 767 46 W 37 24 607 97 31 30 508 15 i 29 32 475 17l 23 36 390 22 7 4 Irooers 10 48 172 33 s ,1 nrSed DllyO' soot Fnday s Gomts: Boston 132 t A Clippers 111. Atlanta New Jersey 83 Ptsladelohio 123 Washington 113 125 Dallas 1'5 ui"h 124 Milwaukee 123 New HO Chicago 109 San AntonrO 130 Socramont0 19 Saturdays Gamos: New Jersey 1U Pfc.looeiph.0 10? Vvsr-- t '27 07 M.i.oukee 124. Indiana 120 New a IIS A Clippers 93 Srxromemo ot Phoenia Hovstois -.1 ie.e'and at I A lakers Sunday s Gamos Boston at ITetroit DoHos at Chicogo San l .i o at Goide Stole Houston 01 Portlond Cjui."-.- Sr-o- 8ogo--- Gl Pel 750 542 15 32 Washington Philadelphia 1 v g - S4 '.p- -t S 63 Athlvhc Conference AV 9 H0a-.- i 58 Ohio Valley Conference ?' 68 t "f.i. Championship Pbcific Coast Athletic Conference V4 i t Si1 S' 69 Championship r. r.j,n ocifn-Conference 1C1A Semifinals 8 a Va" gio Championship: Championship 9 7 Then 8vms "sr- -q wsrsan Jay Don Blako Pat McOowon Jim Nellord W s Cage &r- e- 5 Oa.lev 7 19 "Vnnrrj IASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Diviston UTAH Conference 7 8 - ' tfs 4 9 000 000 4 000 000 00 103 i - UTC Wo'Ci'ef 9J S' 74 (93 'i 2 Will,, Wr!l,o North Atlantic Conference 7' 8oton u (,g Metre Athletic Conferenct fl S Vw.ssioo. 40j'v.lt W"oh ECAC rtT' HaMPKi(K Tennis results Srt4'OV STATE 6 26 92 Championship C1IPPERS 1 9 Wik ECAC Metro Conference CHampionthip 26 6 14 46 WEBER BYU linescores 3866 0 3 3 6i Pwrdui-6- We Semifmah 2 O0 0 'Aryan 0 3 8 4 4 10 Nion 7 13 4 6 18 SoaJding 2035 To'als 36 73 1626 88 WYOMING WOMEN (97): Damols 5 7 6 6 '6. AderO-- 0-0 0 F, n.ss '4 2' 2 3 31 Jackson I 2 OO 2 Hoopes 12 24 2 OO 16 Pomdeter 02 0 0 2 Bus'on 4 6 78 97 2 2 2 2 Petersen 0 00 0 0 Totals 42 71 38 3 pi goals Fo.rless 43. 6U score Wyoming Rebs BIJ 35 Spauld.ng t6i. Wyo 39 'Hoooes 161 Assists BU 21 Zaoato 9 Wyo 33 Doniols I3i Total Fn jls B"'J 16 Wyo 19 Fouled Out Nion. Plumleo Technical Soaulding Friday NEW MEXICO (93): Greene 7 15 5 6 19 Winters 4 6 12 4 9 21 Graves 1 loettel 10 18 7 7 27 Varborough 12 9 Totols 16 2 2 5 McGee 01 0, Adams 79 15 93 BRIGHAM YOUNG I86l Chotmon 9 16 24. Smith 3 4 26 Gnemng 2 3 5 7 9, Coll 3 6 7. Copener 3 8 7 2 10 Taylor 0 0 00 0 Hows 0 0 OO 0. Stephenson 2 2 'Isevilch 8 Totals 32 64 18 21 86. 4 4 Haltti-nNew Me.ico 51 BYU 46 3 pi gooli Greene 0 2, w.nrers 3 4 Scarborough Smith Coll Graves 3 Caoener 2 61 Fouled out -- None Rebs UNM (Winters UNM 22 (Winters 91. BYU I0 BVU 23 'Smith 13) Ass.sls 17 Call Total fouls - UNM 17, BYU 73 A 16.000 lest Sn 'l 26 P'OSSOy 3 25 rVsorxret 0 6 Horjgo, ' I Moeos. 5 It '6 2 3 121 2 9 2 0 2, Collo-- oy l Noi'Kwestfiff, 7? Wmnesofo 71 JctF4 Ot" 6? Dav'o" 56 TOURNAMENTS Aftitxiohon of UnivvrsitiM St 87 Chompionthip: SW iou'. St 90 At Ion he Coatt Certffnc N Semifinal No"h Cardo 84 v..g,f.0 82 ?OT CtoI."o Si 77 F0'U ?1 ?OT Eatt Cenfrnc Bg 4 P'0n1c':i? 66 Semifinals: fVo''o-- o Sv"i. 99 Prsb.i.i 85 Sig Eight Cenftrnc Semifinals Htmi 82 Okioo-p7' M.ouf 77 Kascn St 5 Wi St 104 S.eger 6 McCol.sier 5 Johnson 4 4 16 7O0 2 'Vlroit Atlanta Mrl voukne Chicago 73 Owego SOUTH 83 Co" 64 Brooklyn Mnni. fb MIDWEST tVPiol 68 MarqueM.? 59 90 Oho St 81 St 64 Mines 7? 76 Dt Central Division College scores t..Iioi Volt oo 2 goals 3 SrO'OOrOjgh 4 3. GrOrtS None Rebs Wyo 28 Lerknor 10 JNV 29 'JSM 15 Graves 6 Vyo '7 For 6 15 421 yo i6 JNM '4 ro 29 Me New lersey Hq 00 0 WOMEN (76): LaFontome 3 0 0 6 Sawyer 7 2 4 16: 'si'i 4 4 4 12 Barton 0 0 0 0 4 119 Hosson 8 4 6 9 14 Totals 30 !9 76 NORTH IDAHO (74): K.ohn 3 0 0 6 H,rsch0O0 0, Taylor 7 2 2 'i"r 4 5 6 3 Miemelo 2 0 0 4 Ande-so0 2 4 2 2 10 Henderson 5 OO 10 Acor 2 5 8 9 '6 eV 74 72 3 4 29 To'als B"idiv 12 Halft.me score UTC 39 North Idaho 29 I 63 59 foull 31 0 3 7 Grores 3 6 8 UTC 0121 11 IS 19 M Lamb 4 Team 15 r.eit Ho.,gIO" Nio" 10 0 13 10 20 12 2 O 23 30 63 0 0 12 CMir Molei sv nters 11 9 2 ' 0 22 F .n 4 7 34-2- 4 Fort S3 2 loloH21 0 'ooon To" Jar-- b 13 SP 4 3'37 iri 0 18 1(1113 3 O' 0 6 9 14 21 Wolw 19 Tho, 3 2 2 8 oby - Cohoo- 6 3 3 5 Bountiful Am Fork 8,, l 2 -- S,,.H0 00 0 bioid! 0 0 00 lololi AM FOUK (39i: Our. 4 5 5 14 la-2 2 4 14 Mrjnsa-- l"Sf( OSi"r, 0 3 Totals 27 46 5 13 2 0 0 0 2 2 ' f2 61 6 23 12 27 1113 111! 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Wo'son 00 0 0 0. us 30 7i 13 '8 77 OO 0 Manning KANSAS I82i: "Oer 0 ' 6 7 7 27 18 4 00 00 0 Pritrnard 39 0 0 7 Hunter 7 16 1166 8 Nery'on 2 6 12 5, Pellock -e lo-nn-ia HoHt-n3 5 2 2 82 6 'orakt 30 6' 2' 26 a".-. 17 Kansas 33 3 ot goals Sieger 36, Grace 4 Nekton McCal.s'er 0 2 Pritrhord .'n.oy 0 Rebs - Oklo 39 Gronr 9i, Grace i il ojt Assists 40 Manning 12 Oklo 7 Grace, McCalister Total fouls 15 Hunter 5 3 Oklahoma 22 Kansas 16 500 '7 4 34 45 4 7 ' -r '2 10 Orisons." 6 3 4 4 13-1- Bo-gar- d, " 0 orjt refti.! 8 8 56 3 ago 5 7 Sforborogh 3 19 00 Wh.to 2 8 35 ' l 4 4 5 6 l ' '4 Woodson I 5 O0 2 ' .m-- i" 4 8 12 9 5 A 6 70 Go'dcy C4 00 u 3 5 5 6 Toiol-- , 31 80 31 37 93 NEW YORK (1 Mi: Oidham 11 0 0 2 Walker 5 10 2 7 12 e 2 7 I 5 G w Ik.nt 9 20 g "j- '4 8 )0 28 3 4 71 T.nt- -' 7 15 2 2 '8 O" 3 4 9 Sparrow 5 12 O0 Mrv-T- y 2 7 0 0 4 Vmoii 10 0 2 i w.ik.ns 2 5 019 25 Hi 2 4 'vais 47 IT I A Clippors 24 11 78 91 New York 14 29 29 21 1 M 3 o' goals Ticker 2 Fouled out - Kempton Reps LA 62 "age 6 Nv 53 MrNealy 9 Assists - LA 17 Gordon 7 Nr 73 LA 8 Total fouls 22. NV 26 Woodson 4 9 405 'ersn,ral 2 62 OKLAHOMA 25 II 22 -- 74 12 17 Jont '3 - 11833 7 13 'o. 3. 4 25 4 0 4 3 6 8 O i e 38124 30120 OJrj 3 3 So 4 LJ(qs 8 ICHFKIO 3 -- 0 For 1 0 0 0 00 I w,lr, s 00 '2 oi..t 6 first-quart- Honors continue BOISE, Idaho to pile up for Coach Alan Albright and his BYU wrestling team as the Cougars qualified six grapplers for the NCAA Championships Saturday. Led by Chris Brown, the Cougars won five weight divisions at the NCAA Qualifying Meet in Boise, Idaho and outpointed second-place Montana by 39.5 points. The six BYU qualifiers represent Albright's best output in his three years at the Cougar helm. Brown, who will be making his second NCAA appearance in as many years, will be joined by Dean Mitchell, 167 pounder John Kohls, Craig Mark Willes and heavyweight Jim Nielson. The NCAAs will be March at College Park, Maryland. '0 5 2 2 2 "la - 0 2 totals 25 2 .v. tWn - 0 0 o- ea 68 Somort 0 112 19 0 14 11 11 Omi i2i: t'jjK n,, '7 0 oqM 0 0 '4 14 27 0 0 0 0 MEXICO 18 3 ioe"ei 0 ooms 0 7 12 8 15 r)o NEW 7 U 164i: ,n,.ar '1 DJr'w Lirrsot A4" (A "i--- WrOVO Vi- isiis 6 0 0 4 5' V A'ttof-w- College boxscores WrOMINO .3 00 6 l ngs Isreos s At Met w Conference 49 Sitwn 46 Met k Conference 44 Mew Mj,co 62 Ayo-o- Cj- m- 1134 6'"mo3366'2 r 2 vveosrev 4 4 3 4 7 46 7(, JJ 39 :24 -- rso INDIANA 120) 6 2 2 2 '6 AJ H.rjms 3 14 4 4 10 9 0 0 8 Long sr oanoy rw 8 '3 2 2 8 Fleming 7 2 34 2 29 ' sdale 9 2 4 4 22 8 chardson 0 0 0 0 0 Anoserson 3 3 5 M,c, 4 5 2 2 ' 2 Totals 47 88 20 2 ' 20 33 37 36 II 34 35 Indiana Person 2 Uwig 2 Mocy 2 Reb Milw 3 or goals 43 10) Assist - Milw 18 Cvmmirgs '3 Indnng 36 P'essey 6 Indiano ?4 St'Omoinch Fleming long 3' Total 14 345 to ils Milw "9 Indiana 29 Technical Person A 2 it, p lO 'ob 56 t. : 2 8 2 Champtonthip' rm Sou'''" Western At HI 55 WoM Arjsrjtrts vofgai 60 f., 12 ..3' 'iloifl - Sj- , 58 Amm Trens 77 44 . So , ( vii0'd57 60 All s y, 6' friday 0T nn 89 St tOu.t"3fo ''os Semiftnott 62 rjt 67 .tb tlj t 59 MIIWAUKEI 68 Wwfbweet Conference Sfji'or 54 Ojiio" 52 A H 7? 'j 7 ;s( vo"i Chmpfeftsip: tst sr. hi JO. til M. 45 5 5 3 M 'ji.s 5 1 - Ajbn 37 W(vMfie1 CnffeK4t 9r ',9 Fridoy o , Bucks 124, Pacers 120 INDIANAPOLIS f AP John Lucas scored 25 points, including the last four of the game to defuse an Indiana rally, as Milwaukee defeated the Pacers The score was tied at 120 when Lucas hit a driving lay up and was fouled on the shot. He missed the free throw, but Indiana's John Long then missed a attempt that was rebounded by Sidney Moncnef with 12 seconds left. Lucas was fouled with seven seconds left and hit both free throws for the final margin. Knicks 115, Clippers 93 NEW YORK (APi Patrick Ew-in- g and Gerald Wilkins combined for 26 of New York's 34 points and the Knicks coasted to their fourth straight NBA decision over the victory, a 115-9Los Angeles Clippers Saturday. The Clippers, who have only three road victories all season, dropped their fourth consecutive game and sixth in their last seven outings. New York outshot the Clippers 54 percent to 42 percent in the first quarter, converting 11 las Angeles turnovers into 11 points. With the score tied 3 with 6: 17 left, Ewing and Wilkins scored 17 of the next 21 points for New York as the Knicks raced to a lead at the end of the period. a e service writers. SwtiSeem Cm"9f9m Wmrttneis r M fevers-- 4' r'ttst Major coverage of prep, college and and-wirprofessional sports from Herald 61 |
