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Show THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Saturday, March Page B2 23, 1991 UVCC, Ricks split The second game was the more interesting to a baseball purist as Smith and UVCC's Dave Brock throughout. kept hitters Smith gave up eight hits while Brock allowed just five. By BOB HUDSON Assistant Sports Editor UVCC's Bill Robbs and Erik Lar-se- n had a day to remember Friday. Robbs had five RBI and three hits in a 10-- 7 win over Ricks in the first game of a doubleheader. And Larsen reached base eight straight times over the two games. Unfortunately, the Wolverines weren't able to capitalize totally and lost the second game Mike Smith handcuffed the UVCC hitters in game two and got out of a couple of tight spots thanks to g mis- some Wolverine in the Ricks got the sixth inning. Mark Strickland game-winn- er reached second when UVCC's Russ Porter dropped his fly ball. He took third on a ground out and came home on Jon Howell's sacrifire fly. UVCC made things interesting in the bottom of the seventh. After a strikeout, Larsen singled. Porter followed with a single and Larsen tried to make it to third. But, 3--2. base-runnin- doubleheader for the Wolverines while Jeremy Bowman and Derek Freeman had doubles for Ricks. homStephenson had a three-ru- n er which temporarily gave Ricks a 5 lead in the fourth inning. Brian Hull had a three-ru- n shot in the bottom of the same inning to give UVCC its 10-- 7 edge after RBI singles from Robbs and Ryan Ferby had tied the score. "Our bats came alive in that first game," Gardner said. "We made some nice adjustments after they went ahead." The two teams meet again today on the UVCC diamond. Game time is 1 p.m. Ricks' Paul Gines gunned him down from right field. Then Robbs battled relief pitcher Garret Stephenson to a 2 count before striking out to end the 3-- 7-- game. "I thought Brock did a nice job on the mound," said UVCC coach Steve Gardner. "He only gave up one earned run. "We just left too many on base," Gardner continued. "And, we had some questionable In the first game, both teams pounded the ball. UVCC had 12 hits and Ricks had nine. And both had hits. Robbs plenty of extra-bas- e and Chris Arambula had doubles base-runnin- Dallas eases by New York 49ers want Young to stay around, but he wants opportunity to start SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The San Francisco 49ers want "We understand He wants to we do? We quarterback Steve backup his situation. Young earned $3.2 million over the past four years and published reports have speculated the 49ers will offer him $1.5 million for 1991, plus incentives if he has to take over because of injury to Montana. start. But what can can't tell Joe Mon- tana we're not going to play Young to stick around. Steve Young wants to start. Four-tim- e Super Bowl winner Joe Mon- him." Young is unsigned and a restricted free agent. That means he can sign with any other team, but the 49ers can match any offer and keep him. If they decided to let Young go, the team that signs him would have d to turn over two draft selections. tana isn't ready to retire. That's the dilemma facing the 49ers, who say they are not interested in trading their No. 2 quarterback. "We love the kid," 49ers President Carmine Policy said at the NFL meeting in Hawaii. Rolando Black-ma- n scored six of his 25 points in overtime as Dallas cooled off New York, which missed three chances in the final seconds. Derek Harper scored 27 points to help stop New York, which had won 12 of its previous 14 games. The Knicks' Trent Tucker missed a try with two seconds left in overtime. Patrick Ewing and atKiki Vandeweghe missed tip-i- n tempts as time expired. Timberwolves 110, Cavaliers 105 MINNEAPOLIS Tony Campbell scored 11 of his 30 points in a stretch of 3:11 in the fourth quarter to lead the Minnesota Timber-wolve- s to victory over Cleveland. DALLAS (AP) Young's agent, Leigh Steinberg, says he thinks that if Young wants to go, the team would let him. But statements from team officials don't seem to back that up. first-roun- - Payson kickers topple Lehi "Defense has been our main theme this year," Payson coach Stan Peck said,"We knew we had the talent on offense so we decided to concentrate on the defense." Lehi wasn't about to give up,, though, and came out in the second half determined to score. A few minutes into the second half, Lehi's Adam Harris broke through the Lion defense and scored a breakaway goal to cut the lead to one. After having two of his shots deflected, Russ Bushman beat Pay-son- 's goalie to the right corner to knot the score at two. But Bailer wasn't quite through as he took a pass, dribbled past two defenders, and earned his second hat trick in as many games to Minput Payson back on top utes later Harris beat the Lion By MIKE KARAM Herald Correspondent PAYSON Payson is looking like a team to be reckoned with in the Region 78 soccer league as it came out on top of a 3 battle with Lehi Friday. The Lions got off to a quick start when senior Shane Bailer shot a bullet from the left side that was too hot to handle for the Lehi goaltender. The score stayed 0 until late in the first half when Bailer found himself near the net again. With two Lehi defenders closing fast, he drilled a second shot to the same spot. Payson's defense played intensely1 in the first half. Led by Merril Degraw and Jake 'Twinkie' Smith, the Lions shut down the Pioneer offense, frustrating it constantly. swimmers earn award to her list when she finished - Seven sixth INDIANAPOLIS, members the BYU's women's board with Seven BYU All-Ameri- on swim- ming and diving team received honors Friday on their way to a 62 point total and a current standing of 12th place at the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships. e Six-tim- 30 Bergman's er board. BYU's 40 18 Michigan (Bice 6) Total 16 North Carolina 16. Michigan UTkMflRT 200-yar- Carolina Norm S), Eastern North Carolina S). March ST. JOHN'S Sealy 22, SingMon 14, Werdann 21. Buchanan 14. Cam 54 19. 34 13. 9. Baker Caroana 11:40 Halttime- .Mi -:' Dans s CharWtt.rtC. Arkansas Kansas Total It Champtontrup The Charlotte Coastum Charlotte, NX. March Saturday, Kansas Burrell Jackson 18 M Gwynn 23 2:10 p 16, m At The Btoam (Jackson. 5). M John s 91. Ohio Slate 7) SI DuW SI. Connecticut 2545 M 0. tarbac, hath. March Sunday, Burrea 34 Buckley 16 iHurlev Duke 19. Seattle 27 Seton 5 64 Oue 7) Dune 54 UNU S3 Utah iGwvnn 41 Saturday, Seton Hatl rc. 23 March UNLV 2 Hodge 03 p m At The HeesMr 0 n aest Ems ol 013100- 0- UVCC 320 510 -t- Haws (3) Morgan and 4 9 iKkjore 4. Slepnenson Ricks 002001 UVCC 110 000 0 Smith, Stephenson 2741 CAROLINA 000 001 0 033 1001- -7 St 15) Haley Jensen Camevale. and Lynch 11, Hi 44 74 Montross 94 2 RheW 2 04 0. Mirm 04 Salvadon 354617-2- Hamnw 04 10. Foi Rice 3 54 1102-- 47 BYU 2130-8- Basagoma and Thomas Fouled Cerokra Lake Region 58 Ri 60 04 V 2. Wemrrom Totik) At Nielsen Gibbs, 47. Eastern Cti Thomas (Orm 24. Fact Reboundi-tut- Michigan Po Lewis M. Fo ML em and Fa Westchester N T 85 Winner' James Faulkner Si M Kaskaskia l Bracket Motl Mich 91 2. 04 0 NcQamel 34 Homacek 4 Maefle 23, West 3 04 04 Nealy 17. - 23. Kleme 4, Pinckney 64 21 04 14. 16. 13. 4. McCloud Williams Williams 04 04 Ceballos 2t 105. Miller -s- Scores Friday after the the 61 million USF1G Classic 6. 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KEY BISCAYNE, (AP) -- Jim Courier, who needed just 68 minutes to beat Richey Reneberg The Wheaton, who beat fourth-ranke- d Andre Agassi in the fourth round, is ranked 46th. Courier is ranked 18th. school classmate men Eight of the 10 entered this year's International Players Championships. None will be in Sunday's final. The last to lose was Stefan Edberg, who double-faulte- d 6-- 4, on break point twice Friday against unseeded David Wheaton in 4 semifinals surprise. a "This is the biggest tennis moment in my life, for sure," Wheaton said. "Beating the No. 1 player in the world there's something about that. He's the best on the planet." After losing his opening match in his previous four tournaments this year, Wheaton will play in Key final Biscayne's first since 1985. His opponent will be 6-- Bradenton, 6-- 3. The women's tournament has followed form more closely. The fi- nals Saturday match Monica Seles against fourth-ranke- d Gabriela Sabatini. top-rank- Fla., high BROKEN WUiDSHIELD? ASIlAit thlC PaftltfflVftn UiSFECTON IfidP 4aft UfttUtaft. n V E.1IPF at. tCA 100 guaranteed We use onlu fartnni authorized replacements We deal directly with your Insurance Co. Fast Free mobile service from Ogden to Provo SPIRITS md Eu- Riley CALL COUIGE Onam3 Monday's Pleasant Grove at Cyprus, Orem at Granger and Spanish Fork at West Jordan. All begin at 3:30 p.m. All work PHILADELPHIA Named Rich Bradley director GEORGIA Dattas Union at Timpview and Kearns at Mountain View were postponed because of wet grounds. Today's games include Springville at American Fork at noon and Provo at Spanish Fork at 1:30 p.m. (Offer good onlv on the purchase & replacment of a new windshield.) States Basketball DETROIT Orraion well-playe- of Your Deductible and get Your Safety inspecnon & emission hKtt l B'ian SAWITBALL National iaVaVaVB l& shield piw United both None of best left as - to their Reeasea teams," Nelson said. "It was d a game, especially for this early in the season." In the only other game reported, Carbon beat Cedar City 11-- 0 as Eric Llewellyn and Don Ross combined on a five inning Ross and Jason Guymon each drove in two runs for the Dinos. Curtis Cook had three hits while Willie Flemetakis had two. By BOB HUDSON IhieeX Wind- end Chns catcher league cimp Lehi's Lori Thayn was recently named as KSL radio's most inspirational athlete for the month of March. While attending Lehi, Lori has earned letters in volleyball, basketball, softball and track. She has done so while maintaining a 3.9 overall grade point average, including a 4.0 average this year. She also plays the piano and is active in church service. "Lori is a great student and person," said Lehi principal Russ Felt. "It's great to see her get the recognition she deserves." Thayn said her most exciting athletic moment occurred in this year's basketball game against Union when she hit a shot at the buzzer to win the game. "It was a pretty exciting moment," she said. "And it's also been exciting to win this award." The best part for Pioneer fans, however, is the fact that Lori is only a junior and will be back next season. Ter- pitcneij: Jesc 11 24 fork Basso ior high," said Twitchell. "In order to be successful like a Pleasant Grove or Payson, you need to have a good junior program set up. In order to do that, you need community support. I really feel that the future of Timpview wrestling depends on the community. If they want to support it, then we can build a successful program back at Timpview." Red'ngion. ol the to Wthrta "Right know we don't have a good feeder program from the jun- Assistant Sports Editor Spanish Fork baseball coach Jim Nelson likes to ride thoroughbreds. "It's really nice when you have a thoroughbred like Robbie (Reid) to ride," Nelson said Friday after Reid pitched the Dons to a 1 win over American Fork. Reid and American Fork's Kevin Luke locked in a pitching duel. Each team got just four hits. Spanish Fork made its hits count more as Reid, Kent Cook and Brian Dudley drove in runs. Drew Hoffman led the Dons with a pair of doubles. Stan Parrish had a triple and a single for the Cavemen. Reid struck out 12 and walked just one. "There was great pitching by former League DIEGO and Timpview's wrestling program back on track. Reid paces Don win; Dinos blitz Redmen 6--3, 73- - League the Southern of SIDE don't know what the future is for them." Jeff said he is also concerned about the future of Timpview's wrestling program. "I just hope that things change," he said. "Right now there really isn't any support from the student body. I guess there isn't a lot of glory in wrestling as compared to football and basketball." With the current lack of support, it appears that a good junior program may be the answer to getting top-rank- Maytar 19. IN THE BLEACHERS tion anc Joe Ausamo said Merrill. "But we just haven't had the support of the students in putting together a full team. We've only had wrestlers at about half the weights during the season, and so its been tough on the kids who want to wrestle. They didn't ever have a chance of winning a team meet because even if everyone won, there weren't enough wrestlers to get the points for a win." Timpview wrestling coach Gary Twitchell echoed these feelings. "Its been a tough year," said Twitchell. "We started out with 11 wrestlers, but injuries hurt us throughout the year. By the time the season ended, we only had five wrestlers because we didn't have the depth to back them up when they got hurt. This also made it hard for the five remaining wrestlers because they didn't have anyone to practice with. My assistant coach and I have been wrestling them throughout the season because there was no one around to give them any competition." seemed to Although the be fighting an uphill battle all season, they also had some fine wrestlers including junior Mark Skousen who finished second at the state tournament. However, with some great wrestlers returning, the next problem Timpview faces is what to do with those wrestlers who want to compete next year. "According to the High School Activities Association rules, a student can transfer to another school to wrestle," said Merrill. "As of right now, they would only have to transfer to the school during the wrestling season. However, we are going to try and appeal that rule so that our wrestlers can compete for another school while staying a student at Timpview." Two wrestlers who are going to take that option are Mark Skousen and his twin brother Jeff. "I wish I could stay and wrestle at Timpview," said Mark. "But I would rather transfer than lose every team match. I also feel bad for the underclassmen because I top-rank- ed 1 Country Club Course; Jack Nicklaus Billy 74 O.Totals 34 24 29 hwaaria Brown ORLEANS (AP) - 18 21 27 3ft 29. Miami i Tom Sieckmann 04 15. Thompson 34 5. Fleming 14 Srmts 34 8. Schremp! Person Dreikng 9). Miam 22 Tom Watson 109. Boston Knight 27 11 21 28 Pansh 17. 15 K.Johnson 3644 1 14. Seikaly 5). is. NEW 23 Shaw Lewis O.Totals 11. 7. O.Totals 34 Gamble Antonio 20. 34. ElkoU, 51 Flagrant INDIANA 121 M 19 Ramos 04 Seal 04 12 Gilmore md Tim Scott tar Houston K 80 Jackson. econd 11. 54 .4 PREP "It's a disappointing situation," m 16.168. A 6). Miami 54 Fouls-S-an N and Oscar Aiocar. league outfieioe' tc Las Vegas of the acc Coast League Sem Teny 38 W 71 04 14 111 SAh Washington iSan CwttatiDori Bracket SC 12 North Grrenvme McKey McMillan Carolina USTDWCONFFJUMCt AITtmeiMST HirtcMuofti Knv Friday, March 22 Ootma Jordan. Kemp 44 04 8. Paytoo 14 04 2. Threat! 11. Pierce 64 04 6. Totals Cage Nsttress Ogg Antonro Retn-S- an Antonio 17 (Anderson 2t-- Edwards Cores. Robmton 0. 97 29 23 Rick Reed, pitcher, to Buffalo ot the Amencan Assoc 90 15 Midwest 0. (Turn- 23. Philadelphia coach go 26 27 17 es Row 0 t 26 04 Ogg 90. Button 8). 0. Thomp- and WESTERN CONFERENCE 93 Morlti N.D Total 9). (Grant 21. An 34. (Coles 41 5. It Assists-S- an Seikaly 0 9 0. Rodl Sulwm 04 04 4 Reese M 4 04 0. Cheny 17. 7 Cooper. Wagner Howes. .Milwaukee 106 Mount Aloysmi er 0. Totals 17). Philadelphia 7), 34 04 04 0. Davis AskinsM 04 ITotals SanAMtrao Wingate. Barkley 6. 04 04 17. Kessler Fouled Philadelphia IBarkley 28 (Armstrong 3 2 VI. Central 18. 3 Michigan Monti 76 Mo Philadelphia 10). Brown National MesaSI. 76 Olcutl 6, Dans 12, 42 ICa Kmukee 20 Madsen. 69 Clryona 52 04 Askms IHopson Anderson 04 04 3. Face 3ft Paaadalphii Jordan 04 04 24 10. Long 25. Coles -7 MiaraJ 95. Fouled BASEBALL BTU Bracket N 1 16. Turner 90 14, 04 Burton son Mahom 28--95 Pippen 14 3. Pressey 6. Greenwood 4. Higgins Edwards 19 26 (Hawkins m 90. 22 24 21 24 34. 14. 14 B Milne. Jackson: 4. 04 11 p.m. 14 44 97. King 14. 10. 8. Schintzius Wingate 9. Anderson M MIAMI CNcago Hodges Denver 7:30 p.m. Utah. 7:30 p.m 14.22 Johnson Lang 24 2 1 3 -t Mesa St. Mian User's Bracket Mooerty. 93) - BTU Oklahoma St. Friday March 22 13. 5 30 R UVCC New Ga a! Kevin (Pflmar AtTyMk.Teiei TruehMcConnei. In) and Moss: Brock. Foole 17) Boston Hinds Miss. 75 Hirhert Lakers. Chambers ArjMtkfMtwi Winner's 105 Clippers. In) LA PHOENIK 1051 Larsen. Ptaiadevha 9 Halm 34 19. Neery 04 04 0 OThomes Kennedy 04 2 04 I. Fetter 04 04 j Fraax 04 2, Nickleoerry 04 0, Boytan Lewis 04 0. Ringis 04 04 0 Totals 04 0, Remon LA PHIUBaPHU95) 24 22. Gilliam 54 Barkley 3. Green 44 04 8. Hawkins Bol 04 04 0. Anderson 20. 04 10. Oliver 04 2. Totals 0T 102 Phoerni 23 Sutton Oklahoma 14 York t2. Perdue 54 14 04 3. Levingston 04 0. Hopson 34 04 7. Totals 404 2 0. 44 04 12, 16. 20. Armstrong 04 116 04 34 34 Elliott 17, 28, 0. Johnson 04 4. Jordan Hodges Clippers al Golden Stale. 8:30 p.m. al Sacramento 8:30 p.m. mheklers Total 27. Minnesota Freeman. UVCC UVCC Aieianoer 38 44 34 Robinson Strickland 24 04 Paxson Phoenn 92 7 o 121 Hull. W tklTOMt CiThomas lit. and Moss: Taylor. I4 Arambula. R 1 Macon 5). New 104. Beniimn Fuck! Bowman. 14.487. Grant 13. Pippen SEATTLE 111 19 MKMrOAM (17) and A CHICAGO 90) at Atlanta. 5:30 p.m New Jersey at Cleveland. 5.30 p.m. Dallas it Orlando. 5.30 p m. LA coach Fitzsimmons. 90 Miami 7). SAN ANTONIO (97) Cummings Payton. Lang. Phoe- BOSTON (109 Espintu. Hi Potter 34 Games 109 21). (Miller PITTSBURGH 04 Philpott Kikjore Oklahoma St 61 Awsts-Te- iSutton 14 Houston 29 IStncklano April Monday, 6 Oklahoma Si 30 wnams fouled champion 4 0 Ren Williamson: and 6) 4 2 1 -3 Technicals 19. Ind 35 10). (Chambers McMillan 8). Total 10). SF. 2. S3. Burhank cut" vs Southeast champion 04 MO, Cirstarphen Si 30 Luke "ercival. 53 iMacon March -- HO 000 0120001- 29 (Peyton. 28 (K.Johnson Bird Day 4. Totals 2541 4.7 63 36 Dome Sutton 0 Sahlslrom Jones 3 04 04 Boston 121 Indiana at Chicago. 6.30 p m. New York at Houston. 6.30 p Gtnmi.C. Sp. Fort Totals Houston 2 M Hatcher 14 regutartion Saturday, C; Seattle Bird Rebounds-Sea51 9 Philadelphia at Washington. Llewel- (7 and Lamb l 2 Spears 17, Brown Mrfaeit 6. Mlman Williams S 4 0 0 Assists 10). md 63 (Thompson 52 Parish Boston 25 playoff berth Washington 121. Atlanta 0. Macon 7 Aeia-c- TNE FINAL FOUR East champion Stnckiand 17 12. 14. 29Vi 461. 30 24 Potter Seattle .277 nix 26. OKLAHOMA ST. 63 At The Kingdome Cook, G Hill 72 Regional Chamtwnshrp taken and (41 0 0- 11 10 and Flemetakis. 131 Ecientelder iKoubek 29 Carsiannen 12. 47 Milwaukee Tow Laetlner Total 71 Harden 26, Adams 13) pofflt Smith 24. ers Kiigore 21 Ross - 000 00 S600- EJotm-so- Chambers Fouled 47 (Benjamin 14), Phoenix 11 TEMPLE (T2 Thursday, March Arona77 IB. M fttfioMl SmiMmIi 81 18 E 14 Duu 32. Phoenu Palmer 7 Davis 5 NEST REGIONAL 25'! Af Sellers 32 iSeiiens 2pf .343 13. J 2 Hurte) Fouled 24 St Johns23-- Hall Cedar City Laetlner 3. Cyrukk T Hill Koubek 44 109. New Jersey 93 Minnesota 110. Cleveland 105 vs. Kaskaskia. ) Am. Fork Totals T.Hill 12 (Gwynn At The SBvordorne 23 Philadelphia 95. Chicago 90 3. Cynrtk 1. Connecticut 44 Halttime-D- PiueU LA 81 67 Biennial Chamaionslira Duke Touts 0 Phoenu Saturday's Games C; M 041 Clark 0 10). 16 Miami Sellers S.Pmell 18. G.Htll 2. Lang 22 S C. Carbon 19. 5. Macklin 2. Hurley 5. McCattrev Dans Mich. ontfac, Friday, March 12 .485 Homacek - 14. Ptioeniii 14 (Naerle Detroit Sorensen. 19, 545 34 Fouled Lewis. 34 Koubek 30 32 Seattle DUKE 81) Semrhnab Wverdom Regional 36 Seattle Milwaukee at 67. MIDWEST REGIONAL Golden State Charlotte at lyn. M Suhr 7. s. Arkansas 2h San Anionic 97 N.Y. S! John s 22 Ohio St. 13. 34 16, Wriest 6. Smith 2 .687 John s 29 (Singleton Walker 11. 21 Jent W7 CONNECTICUT Reownal 46 Dallas Pryor. Ross Indiana 65 S3. North Greenville Alabama 70 93. Vi CC Buchanan Assists 7). John s .716 KlmcrerJ Place Ninth 1. Skeltcn Ohio St. 9) 24. (Sprohng (Brown tourt-- St. .727 19 Clippers Dave 8 4--A 118-11- (Pierce - 18 48 Indiana Polk. Fta (304) vs. Westchester. Jent 14. 100-ya- rd 46 Seventh Place Carter 6. Pistons 109, Nets 93 Joe HILLS, Mich. Dumars scored 12 of his 18 points in the first quarter, including eight in a 14-- 2 surge that got Detroit rolling. Vinnie Johnson scored 20 points 0 for the Pistons, who avenged a loss at New Jersey on March AUBURN Drvisaoei Friday's 74. Baker Buchanan 21 Pacific It appears that the future of wrestling at Timpview High School is in question. Despite having a wrestler who finished second in the state wrestling championships, the inability to field a complete team throughout the season has caused Timpview principal Randy Merrill to discontinue the program for next season. nine-gam- lOth-plac- Place Alvm - awards for each swimmer. Nagasaki then recorded a time of 1:02.89 e finish in the added a breaststroke to nab her second honor of the day. Molt. Mich. vs. 76ers 95, Bulls 90 PHILADELPHIA Ron Anderson scored 15 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter, including clinching free throws with 9.9 seconds left, and Philadelphia ended Chicago's e winning streak. championship, and Sacramento 43. Ohio St. 24. Otto St. 28 Carter 8 Aruona 60-5- Killman, and Kathy Doman swam a time of 144.46, on their way to a ninth-plac- e finish, the consolation Lakers Place Third Fifth 0. Oavis Reoounds-- St. at Tht Charts CaiMim March H 00 goals St. John Omo St. aWTHUSTMOfWUl 00 Broam 9. Totals Skelter- am. Lee Robinson 3. vs James Faulkner St. (3241 vs Jackson 00 Tenn. Coast (334) GuH Mississippi 91. Totals 3. OHIO ST. 74) tatrkrtrartarifU Thursday, Saturday, Nashville, 53-4- K.C. Cline, Hiroko Nagasaki, Kim '3 March er honors Barton County. Kan. 99 105. Spurs 97, Heat 90 David Robinson scored 28 points and sparked a key third-quartspree as San Antonio handed Miami its seventh straight loss. 1 at halftime, Miami Trailing opened the second half with a 19-- 5 surge. The spurt gave the Heat its 8 with 4:05 left in the only' lead, third quarter. MIAMI 3--2. 2, Muto Scott 15. Sprohng ttThtMninrlaaaiarwa No Aruona Western from LaSalle Thompson. 2-- Gulf Mississippi Western 91 22 Heownal Ctiniplinihip hartty, March 24 n 85. Charnpionship North Carolina 33, Eastern Michigan 67 Temple 72. Oklahoma State S3. 0T Temple Tenn. Aquinas. Nashville. of er handing the Celtics their fifth straight loss at Market Square Arena. The Pacers got 21 rebounds 4--3. Coast 82 Aquinas, RqtoMllMlMMls The Utaaaarlwds Irana East Rutntrtard, N.J. Friday, team relay d 14. USTMCKHML At finish e 12th-plac- gave the Cougars' three on the three-met- (430.95) (Kennedy Thomas (Ch 's finish (431.65 points) and freshman Vanessa Assisls 7). Mathe-son- llth-plac- e Cougar added another Lynch r points. Junior Amy 489.20 Courtney Nelson Moan three-mete- - defense for a second time, but his breakaway shot hit the crossbar and bounced over the net. Tree Nielson, the big forward for Payson, controlled the middle all game but was frustrated by shots that went wide and good Pioneer defense. With 10 minutes left in the game he finally got one to go in, and it was a big one. With under two minutes to play the ball was bouncing around in front of the Lions' goal and Lehi's Nathan Grimley poked it in to make it In other league play Carbon played Spanish Fork to a 2 tie and Uintah downed Springville LaRocco and Villar scored for the Dinos while Hanson and Flinders scored for the Dons. Uintah got goals from McKeachnie, Cleavin-ge- r and Goodwin. ca Ind. of Pacers 121, Celtics 109 INDIANAPOLIS Reggie Miller scored 21 points and the Indiana Pacers took control with a 14-- 2 third-quartsurge to beat Boston, Future of wrestling in doubt at Timpview ov kne head coach Rockey oNenave tootoaii raordmitor Fetker " ... OK, listen up. There's 10 seconds left, we re behind by two and they've got the ball ... it's time to go for the throat." 466-666- 6 A DIVISION OF A l QUALITY GLASS PUPA |
