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Show Htftf ftea wiga?" Monday, January , , .U Lata Saturday Soa SOUTHWEST Oklahoma Si 85. low St 67 EA8TERN COMfERENCt Atlantic DivUMoa Mew m 22 23 17 17 17 14 York t Boston New Jersey s feriilaaeiprua fcltami , Washington Orlando Milwaukee .Indiana ipiiaiiotte Minnesota ,' ' 16 16 24 26 t 25 21 16 17 20 It 15 12 7 Dallas Facttic Division State Phoennt Portland LA Lakers Beanie LA Clippers Sacramento .868 .694 .564 .526 .514 .365 .262 6 CI 6 6VJ 8V 14 W 7 11V4 13 13V, 16V, 22 V, COMFEREMCE tiouslon Oenver Golden SM 11 17 MiAwesI Dwston w , Utah San Antonio .' 22 23 29 11 WESTERN . 1S 21 33 25 22 20 16 15 , ,Detioil Jktlsnu .611 .606 .447 .447 .436 .378 21 Centra! Division Chicago Cleveland ret. L 14 23 26 30 10 13 13 15 18 20 27 .706 .667 .656 .595 .526 .600 .289 24 26 25 22 20 20 11 UCLA 6. Illinois 3 9 12 Indiana 24 Baylor 0 WvJnasday, 16V4 3 ''j 6 7 15 118, Charlotte 13 Sunday's Camas Chicago 87, Detroit 65 Milwaukee Phoenu Atlanta Boston 108. Orlando 98 132, Portland 128. OT 116, Denver 93 96. San Antonio 89 (Goodman Youngbiood Harris LBS (Sears Gentry Hannibal Russell Rogers Fouled out DaSilva. Daley Rebs USU 37 (Youngbiood 10) LBS 38 (Russell 12). Assists USU 17 (Nesmrth 10). LBS 22 (Sears. Hannibal 6). Fouls USU 33. LBS 21. 9. SO. UTAH (90H Roberts 4 (Ml 2. Dixon 5 0 12. Marcelic Petersen 36. Achtzen 6- - 10 1 12, Barton 4. Bnmhall 5, 4 8 10 Totals Sherwood 90. CS MORTHRIDGE (76h Chevalier 6 16. McLfnn 7- - 13 5 17. Keeter 4. Glbbs 29. 0 4. Mian 0 Fisher 6. 0, Boykin 76 Totals 2 CS Notthridge 41 S. Utah 41 Halttime goals SUU CS Northndge Roberts (Marcelic Glbbs Chevalier Keeter (McLinn Fouled out None Rebs SUU 47 (MarcelBoykin ic 13), CS Northndge 28 (Kilian 5). Assists SUU 18 (Dixon 5). CS Northndge 20 (Chevalier 6) Fouls-S- UU 14, CS Northridge 24. A 1,237. Tuesday's Games Minnesota at Orlando. 5:3G p.m. LA Lakers at Portland. 6 p.m Phoenu: at Chicago. 6:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Houston. 6:30 p.m. LA Clippers at San Antonio. 6:30 p.m. Atlanta at Seattle. 6 p.m. Denver at Sacramento. 8:30 p.m. j SU Nesmrth Tower Monday's Games Indiana at New York, 11 a.m. Boston at Cleveland. 1:30 p.m. LA Seattle at Lakers. 2:30 p.m. Charlotte at Golden State. 3 p.m. Washington SI Philadelphia 5:30 p.m Minnesota at Miami. 5:30 p.m. ,, UTAH ST. (72): Youngbiood 18. DaSHva 3- -4 17, Wickuwr 4 6. Nesmrth 9. Gentry 4- - 7 8. Goodman 5 0 Hay 6. Patterson 0 0 2. Totals 4, Daley 1 Sager 72. LOMQ BEACH ST. (87p Harris 13, Russell 24. Tower 7, 23, Sears 1. Edwards 10. Hannibal Rogers 0 4 5. McGee 4. Totals 0, Atkinson 87. Halttime Long Beach St. 41. Utah St. 31. goals-U- WEBER ST. 80H Hamitlton 12, Steward 10 Johnson ji:v 2. Grant (87); Ptppen 0 6. Panson 15. Jordan ijrtwrighl 7. King 0. Armstrono 34, Hansen . 0 0. 4. Williams 2. Levingston 87. "'Totals DETROIT 8S): Woolndge 5 18. Rodman 11. Laimbeer 15. I. Thomas 8. Owners 3 6 16. Salley 14. 2. Aguirre 1 C Thomas 0 'Walker 0. 0 Blanks CHICAGO 17. Totals 85. 20 24 24 1987 . belrott 31 14 0 20 85 (Paxson Pippen goals Chicago Hansen Detroit Jordan (I.Thomas Rodman Laimbeer Woolridge Aguirre 0- 2). Fouled out None Rebs Chicago 50 (Grant 12). Detroit 57 (Rodman 17) Assists Chicago 21 (Grant. ago - Pippen, Jordan 6), Detroit 16 (Dumars 6). 22, Detroit 23. Technicals Detroit coach Daly. Walker, Laimbeer. Flagrant lout Rodman. A Chicago 10. 2. Joe Sivulich 7. Totals ' ' 19 29 28 22 98 23 21 27 37108 Anderson Orlando (Sklles ' Bowie Milwaukee Higgins Reynolds Lohaus Robertson '(Ellis Humphries Fouled out None. Rebs On 56 (Acres 9j. Milw 70 IMalone 10). Assists Orl 22 (Skiles 8). Milw 26 . (Humphries 8). Fours Orl 25. Miiw 24. Techntcats Catledge. Acres A 14.276. Orlando Milwaukee goals PORTLAND (128): Kersey 10. Williams 15. Ore let 12 25 16. Duckworth 9 Abdelnaby 27. Robinson Porter 3. Totals Pack W 0. Ainge 9 128 36. Perry PHOENIX 132): Chambers 2, Hornacek 20, Lang 13. West 0. Majerle Johnson 4 Totals 0 2, Mustat 27, Knight 132. ' , ' . ' 39. 3 28, 26 35 33 23 11128 34 25 28 30 15132 Drexler (Porter goals 9 Hornacek Phoenix (Maierle Ainge Footed out Chambers. Chambers Perry Rebounds Portland 61 (Williams 15), Phoenix 55 Chambers 10). Assists Portland 23 (Porter 10). ' Phoenix 35 (Johnson 17) Total louls Portland 32. ' Phoenu 27. Technicals Williams. Duckworth. Chambers. Johnson. A 14.496. Portland Phoenu Portland ' 16. Willis ATLANTA (119H Wllkins 9. Wiley 18. Augmon S5. Rasmussen 6 4 4 Robinson 4 8 Koncak 0 0 12 Volkov 11. Ferrell .. Graham 1 16 4 Monroe 6 Totals 0 9 Williams ...SENVER (93k Anderson 10 Garland 23. Macon 13. Mutombo 0 Wolf 0 2. Jackson 3 7. LKhti 4 Brooks 0 23 Cook 0 Liberty ,! 8 93 2 Totals 0 Hastings 38 24 31 26-- 119 Atlanta ' ' - 20 26 24 23 Denver . 80. IDAHO (76k Lighttoot 25, Ricks 3 5 6 10. Wilson 17. Watson 12. Whitney 0- - 0 10. McKain 0 0 0. Matthews 0 0. Maione -3 0 2 Waters 4 0. Totals 76. 3 Halttime Weber St. 40. Idaho 38. WSU goals 5- - 13 Hamilton Baldwin Schwan (Steward Sivulich Idaho Ricks (Lightloot McKain Fouled out Idaho. Whitney. Rebs WSU 35 (Baldwin 11). Idaho 47 (Lighttoot 18). Assists WSU 19 (Stewaid 5). Idaho 11 (Ricks 4). Fouls WSU 22. Idaho 22. A 4.011. Saturday, Jan. goals Atlanta Denver By The Associated Press the top 25 teams m The Associated Press college basketball poll tared this week: 1 Duke (12-0- ) beat North Carolina State 110-7beat No. 18 N.C. Charlotte 104-8- 2 2. UCLA ) beat Oregon beat Oregon OT. State 3. Oklahoma State (16-0- ) beat Marquette beat No. 24 Iowa State 4. Ohio State ) lost to No. 5 Indiana beat kma 8541. 5. Indiana (13-2- ) beat No. 4 Ohio Slate beat Northwestern 6. Kansas (13-1- ) beat No. 13 Mrssoun OT: beat Colorado 7. Arizona lost to Washington ) beat Washington Stale 8. Connecticut (13-1- ) beat Pittsburgh beat How 813. lost Auburn 10 beat beat Kentucky Eastern Kentucky 11. Michigan State beat Northwestern ) lost to Minnesota 12 Arkansas (15-3- ) beat Mississippi Stale beat Mississippi 114-913. Missouli (12-2- ) lost to No. 6 Kansas OT; beat Nebraska 14. North Carolina ) beat Maryland beat Wake Forest beat Villanova 15. Michigan (10-3-) lost to Purdue beat Illinois 10. VanoerbiH (14-2- ) 16. Georgia Tech Wake Forest 17. St. John s (10-4- ) lost to beat Virginia ) lost to Miami beat Providence 18 N.C. Charlotte ) lost to No. 1 Duke 104-819 Tulane (13-beat New Orleans lost to Texas Tech Virginia Tech 20 Syracuse ) beat No. 22 Georgetown beat beat Pittsburgh 21 Seton Hall (9-lost to Villanova OT: lost to Boston College 22 Georgetown (8 4) lost to No. 20 Syracuse lost to DePaul 23 Oklahoma ) beat Kansas State 117-724 Iowa Slate (13-3- ) beat Mommgside lost to No. 3 Oklahoma Stale. 25 Louisville (10-3- ) beat South Florida beat 16 Cummings 6- SAN ANTONIO (69): Elliott 5 11 6. 21. Strickland 14. Robinson 0 2. Johnson 8 0 6, 8. Carr 4 10 Royal 0 2. Green 5 69. 6-22 Pinckney 5 OSTON (S8): Gamble ' 9 7. Lewis 7 30. Bagley I Parish 2. 2 Fox 0 24 Douglas 2, Kleine 25- 0 Totals 04 0. Battle Massenburg 27 96. 22 23 22 Van Antonio 23 16 37 22-- 98 Boston 1 Boston Antonio San (Elliott goals i (Bagley Fouled out None Reos San Antonio 48 Assists-S- an SS Boston 14) 9). (Parish "(Bobinson 22 (Strickland 8). Boston 16 (Bagley 6). Antonio Fouls San Antonio 23. Boston 22 Technicals San 'j (Antonio dlegal delense. Boston illegal defense A .14.890. 2289 ' Sprtngvilie Ptne View Dixie Cedar City EIGHT 0 2- - -1 SEVEN REGION 3- - Lhi 0 0 Emery Uintah Union 0- - 3 0- - 2 3 2- - 0 10-- GIRLS' BASKETBALL REGION FOUR Mountain View Am. Fork 10-- 0 1 1 individual scoring field ' goal percentage, rebounding and assist leadeis ' through Jan. 16 aconna. FT ts Avf FG G 227 1102 26 6 37 431 Jordan. Chi. Wllkins. Atl. K. Maione, Utah Mullm. G S Drexler. Port Haidaway. O S. Ewmg. N.Y. 8 a , l I I 37 Richmond. Sac. iPierce. Sea .Baniley. Phil .Dougherty. Clev. ;Mler. Ind Hornacek. Phoe. .Pmnn Chi )0lauwon. Hou. Adams. Wash, j J, Maione, Utah Ellison. Wash. ortny. LAL 377 39 34 37 34 36 37 36 36 32 36 39 38 37 SJk. s4Ssoinson. a NBA 269 1063 28 382 304 1060 36? 165 904 346 173 915 309 140 806 316 306 262 283 283 312 313 31 263 33 228 139 40 361 32 37 37 151 218 262 141 283 256 326 205 142 161 ' Berkley Phil Ceae. Sea. .Oaugnerty. ciev. I Thorpe. Hou. Pioirraon. S.A. (Rsirah Boa. iHmg Cm. (Sjsomen. Del. r a l 1 HKIman. Det Wiihs. Atl. aatombo. Den. Oletuwon Hou. liison. Wash. Robinson S.A Sanely. Mia Johnson. Char. Anderson Den. Thorpe, Hou. R abounding G Oft 38 230 37 212 166 37 102 31 124 32 140 37 167 38 164 39 152 37 31 142 Assists 1 1 I f Hardaway. I .675 Tot Ave 430 384 324 268 272 312 298 293 281 276 0 34 O S Johnson, rnoe. ' Char. ' Bogus. ' Aoams. Wash at Wllkams. Ind. Jackson. N.V. SkikM. Ort. Richardson. Minn 1. Thomas. Det. Pot FGA 246 372 454 245 482 451 676 367 256 294 40 Stockton, Utah 666 20 8 768 20 6 765 20.7 -1 5 02 EIGHT REGION Pine View Dixie 1 Spnngvllle Spanish Fork Cedar City Payson - 660 596 490 390 396 452 456 457 433 417 No. 881 306 334 334 282 327 266 234 276 262 .606 .566 .577 .576 .668 .567 .559 .556 .648 17.4 16 1 13 2 12 6 12.4 12 2 12 0 11 7 11 7 11.0 At. 14.0 W Colorado St. 1.000 0 1.000 0 1 1 1 1 1 Utah 0 San Diegc St. Atr Force 0 2 2 3 3 4 .750 .667 .333 .333 .250 .000 .000 I 12 8 9 6 11 2 6 L 1 6 2 9 6 6 5 13 10 Pot. .933 .625 .857 .471 .600 .571 .688 .133 .333 SCENIC WEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Cent. Ricks College Southern loans Eastern Utah All 16-- 06 014 East-We- East 13 168 34 118 14 en't s Passing Return Yards f Stanford fullback Tommy he Vardell could have played Punts missed the game with an injury the West would have scored more touchdowns than the two first-ha- lf it managed in a 14-- 6 victory over the East on Sunday. "Losing Vardell really hurt. We needed a strong back."" said Earl Fumbies-LoPenalties-Yard- Time of s Possession 29:53 30:07 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Graham RUSH East. Culver Snow Lester Hakel Biundin 6). West. Mitchell Mills Sands Richardson Pawlawski PASS East Biundin Cope land Hakel West. Pawlawski RECEIVE Richardson East. Fisher Heath Hawkins Snow Lester Culver Saunders 9 West. M Smith Esly Blackwell Walsh Sands Bailey Bruce of Colorado State, who coached the West team. If the East had not lost two lineLeon Searcy of Miami and men to Luke Fisher of East Carolina SENIOR BOWL NFC 3 0 0 AFC 0 0 13 NFC FG Czyzewski 30 AFC T Williams 36 pass from Furrer (kick (ailed) AFC Ambrose 44 interception return (Ireland kick) NFC Brooks 6 run (Czyzewski kick) A 37.100. 710 013 NFC 12 AFC 5 10 19 17 90 downs First Rushes-yard- s Passing Return yards Idaho schools top SWAC list Punts Fumbles-ios- t Penalties-yard- Time s of Possession 37:14 22:46 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSH: NFC. Brooks Bennett Ashley Harris Kinchen Sacca Czyzewski Weldon Rowe 9). AFC. T Smith Furrer Turner Klingler Stacy PASS: NFC, Weldon AFC. Sacca REFurrer Klingler Stacy CEIVE: NFC. Small Rowe AFC. T Williams By The Associated Press North Idaho's Trav is Stel and Woodson and lift Community College 76-7- 0 the Cardinals into a tw o-- ay tie for the lead in the Scenic West Athletic Conference w ith Southern Idaho. North Idaho also beat Utah Valbehind Lewis Loftin ley 89-6- 2 Jr.'s 18 points Friday night. Now 6-- 1 in league play, the Cardinals are tied with Southern Idaho for the conference lead. The Golden Eagles beat Treain their own sure Valley 109-7- 1 last Both week. North Idaho game and Southern Idaho are 18-overall. w S 72 65- 69- 66- - .600 68- 70- 67- 71- 69- 66- - Gil Morgan. S24.2O0 Doug Tewell $24,200 Jeff Meggert. $20,800 Jeff Slumen. 618 150 Nolan Henke. $18 150 Neal Lancaster. $18,150 Jay Haas. $16 150 Mike Donald. $14,300 Fulton Allem. $14,300 Larmy Wadkins. 614.300 John Huston. 61 1 ,680 Tommy Armoui Ml. $11,880 Tom Swckmann. $9,376 Scott Gump. 69.378 Gary McCoid 69.378 Lee Janzen, $9,378 Patrick Burke 66.710 Mike Smith. 66.710 Dave Barr. 66.710 Mark Brooks. 66.710 Ronnie Black. 66.710 1. 67- 66- - Eastern Utah's Jason Martin sank two freethrows w ith one second remaining in double overtime to push the Golden Eagles past Snow College 88-8- 6 Saturday 67- 68- 69- 66- - 7096-7034- 68978-71346698-70834- night. Eastern Utah beat Dixie in overtime Friday night behind Junsie Cotton's 23 College 719698345 69- 6889-7193468- - 68 7078-7- 0 348 70- - 7086-71-3467- - 7279-703469- - Andy North. 66.710 Ray Floyd. 66.710 David Edwards. 66.710 Hal Sutton. $6,710 k Triplet! 64.620 Duffy Waldorf. 64.620 Mike Springer. 64.620 Blaine McCallieter. 64.620 Ted Schulz. 64.620 Steve Elkrngton. $4,620 Larry Rinker. S3 326 Bob Glider. 63.326 Eo Humanik. 63.326 Olm Browns 83,326 Loren Roberta, 63.326 69- 66- - 6766-73-7434- 70-- Curtis Strange. 63.326 Den Pohl. 62,633 Nick Price. 62.633 Robert Wrenn. $2 633 Robert Gamez. 62,633 Dan Foramen, 82,833 Corey Pevin, 62.633 MUte Stendly 82.464 John Adams 62.464 Buddy Gardner. 62.464 Russ Cochran. 62.464 Jim Heltet. 62.464 6. 6 Lake defeated Ricks and Snow edged Colorado Northwest90-6- 70- - 7189-70-34- 71- - 70- - ern 71- - 7468-71-35- 726-770- 69- 71- - Jay Delsmg $2,233 Dave RummeUe. 62.176 Dan Halldorson 62.166 Jerry Pale. 82.134 Former BYU wresPROVO tler and current Boise State head coach Mike Young returned to Provo Saturday, guiding his Bron2 cos to a victory over his 72- - 7196-743568- 70- - 4 10--6 6 7 Wednesday's results Treasure Valley 71 Friday's raautta Idaho 89 Utah Valley 62 Snow 77. Colo NW 66 E. Utah 92. Dixie 67 (OT) Saturday's resutta Idaho 78. Sail Lake CC 70 Utah Valley 66. Ricas 75 Dixie 108 Colo NW 76 Utah 88. Snow 86 (2 OT) - Results Monday of the Austrslie (AP) Australian Open tennis championships parervmeeee): Man. Feurth Round JMi Courier (2). Dade City, Fia,, del. Matt Roaaet. Switzerland Amos Msnadorf, tarsal, det. Aeron Krlcksteln. 7 , Groese Pomte. Mien.. (7), MELBOURNE. 64.7 million Wi (seed inge uhui a.. iai. fiiw-- h a A 1 a4 Welly Maaur. fucherd Krehcek, Netherlands, del. Christian Berga-tro7 Sweden. 16). John McEmoe. NY., det. Emmo Sanchez (13), (7-44, Spam. a. riai.WilgnB CAST Saturday, Doc. 14 Cautomla Bawl 72 Niagara 76. Loyola Md 73 Peon 66. La Salle 87 91 Temple 74. St. Joseph SOUTH North Carolina 76 Villa nova 64 .Virginia 73 Maishall "O Bowling 77-6- 8. Boise St. wrestlers down BYU, 22-1- 2 715 7455-71-76-35- 0 14-- sjwewjMwasBneTejffeJWUlB Canisius 84 Ions 71 Deiawaie 80. Maine 67 New Hampehiis 7S Drexel points. Martin canned 23 against Dixie and Cotton had 27 against Snow. The victories, both on the road, place Eastern Utah in third place in 17-- 2 the league at overall. Utah Valley beat Ricks College 88-7- 5 for fourth place in the league at 3 and 17-- 3 overall. In other games. Dixie beat Colorado Northwestern 108-7Salt 5-- 67- - gvBMSieaeKioTnnipiwMwiMiasii,aeiiai 4 92-8- 7 5-- 2. 6879-74634- 6 16-- Salt Lake CC 90 Ricks 66 N 16-- At Fraena, CaMf. Green 26. Fresno Slate 21 Wedneeday, Biua-Ora- At Menteamery, Ala. bray 20. Blue 12 Dad. 86 Classic H . ' " Results Sunday In me America a SAN DrfOO (API No. 1, race Cup defender selection aenae. round-robifive with yacht name, syndicate and skipper: Dermis Team Conner. Dennis Stars Stripes, Conner, del. Jaynawk, America! . Bill Koch, by i injuries early in the game, it woulda. coulda. shoulda scored at least one touchdown. Instead, the East settled for two field goals by Klaus Wilmsmeyer of Louisv ille. "Get rid of the injuries and we're in the game," said East coach Bill Dooley of Wake Forest. "Biundin and (Chris) Hakel didn't "' get much time, and that hurt us. If the two teams could have practiced more, there would have been more offensive production and fewer turnovers in the game for college seniors played at Stanford Stadium before a record crowd of 83.000. "It was a typical bowl game, very tough to get your timing dow n with the receivers." said Matt Biundin of Virginia, w ho started at quarterback for the East. Instead, the 20 points scored in the 67th renew al of the game was all-st- in " 'Z the Shrine Game. I mmuiea. saconos elapsed time tor stars 6 Stripes: I hours, i,10 minutes, alma mater. It was BYU'sa first dual competition of the year while BSU improved its record to 3 . 5-- Cougar head coach Alan Albright said his team looked "tentative" as BSU won eight of 10 LONG BEACH. Calif. (AP) -Brvon Russell had 24 points and 12 rebounds and Chris Tower scored 23 points to lead Long Beach State to an 87-7- 2 Big West Conference victor)' over Utah State Saturday night. The 49ers (10-- 5 overall. 4-- 2 in the Big West) won their seventh consecutive home game. with 17:40 Utah State led 42-4- 1 to play, but Long Beach regrouped behind the inside scoring of Russell. Tower and Lucious Harris, who added 13 points. The 49ers led the rest of the way. Long Beach also hustled w ith a 16-- 0 spurt midway through the first half after they were dow n 10 points early in the game. were led The Aggies (9-with 18 Kendall Youngbiood by points and Carlos DaSilva. who had 17 points and eight rebounds before fouling out with 7': minutes left. At Moscow, Idaho, Al Hamilton scored 27 points and Mike Sivulich made five of six free throw s down the stretch as Weber State in a Big Sky defeated Idaho 80-7- 6 Conference game. Sivulich made two clutch free ' throws w ith 43 seconds remaining to give Weber State a 79-7- 4 lead. Idaho's Deon Watson field goal cut the gap to three points w ith 31 seconds remaining. But Hamilton converted one of two free throw s with 19 seconds left to seal the victory and hand Idaho coach Larry Eustachy his second home court loss in two years w ith the Vandals 3-- 3) 5. overall, 3-- 2 in conference). 3 The five turnovers the two teams committed did not help the offensive matters. Dana Hall of Washington. Tyrone Leggette of Nebraska and Matt Darby of UCLA intercepted passes for the West. Erick Anderson of Michigan and Tim Simpson of Illinois recovered fumbles for the East. Hall was voted the defensive player of the game. California's Mike Pawlawski ran for a touchdown and Bucky Richardson of Texas A&.M threw a touchdown pass to Kansas State's Michael Smith in the first half. Nothing much went right offensively after that. 87-7- 2; 4-commitWeber State (9-ted just 3 turnovers but forced the Vandals into 21. The Vandals ran out to a 16-- 5 early in the first half lead as Orlando Lightfoot and Marvin Ricks combined for 1 1 points. The Wildcats slowly chipped away the lead lead at half-timand enjoved a 40-3- 8 8. 2) 1 e. Weber State opened up its 0 with 6:31 gest lead at big- 72-6- re- maining, but the Vandals immediately went on a 12-- 2 scoring run to make it 74-7- 2 w ith 3 : 35 to go in the game. At Northridge, Calif.. Davor Marcelic scored 36 points, including 14 of 14 from the line, and had 3 rebounds as Southa game-higern Utah defeated Cai State Northridge 1 h 90-7- Marcelic has scored 91 points in Southern Utah's last three meetings with Northridge. He was from the field as the Thun-derbirsnapped CSUN's three-gam- e w inning streak. 1 at The teams were tied halftime before the Thunderbirds (11-took the lead for good at 57-5- 5 on Kerry Sherwood's jumper w ith 13 minutes remaining. Southern Utah scored 28 of its points at the free throw line, compared to only 6 in 10 attempts for Cai State Northridge. The Thunderbirds, who missed only three free throws, hit 20 in a row in the second half. The Matadors (4-1were led by Keith Gibbs w ith a career-hig- h 29 points. Brooklyn McLinn had 17 and Andre Chevalier 16. 41-4- 4) THE UTAH BASEBALL ACADEMY 1$ Pleaed To Announce Its First Annual Spring Training Classic Outdoors in Mesqulte, Nevada Presidents Day Weekend, February 15, 16, 17 nd Cotttgt Coachm wi Sevtral Pre Scouts intrata prototlonai tttf! in prevhttn, PttcNng. and tttcnsivt piay. TOM HOUSE end TOM KOeSDM, otn our own Instruction in httting, tht pitching and hitting coachtt of tha Taxat Rangars, wi ba our tptctal guaat matches. "I think we're a better team," said BYU coach Alan Albright. "We just didn't do it tonight.. .But apaakar Parana at tha Spring Training Claaaic a waleomafl and ancouragad to attand. H YP. Manrbom of they've had seven duals this year." Albright also said he missed heavyweight Luke Parham, who missed the BSU match because of a pinched nerve in his neck, an injury he suffered in practice. Parham. a senior, may btf out for the season. 9-- 1972. S. Utah win 5 (9-- 8 the lowest combined point total on Dec. 30. since the East won beats USU, LBS Donald Perritt combined for 17 points each to defeat Salt Lake 22-1- Dixie College Salt Lake CC Treasure Vly Colo. NW. N st offensive game. If only there werso many ifs. Wast 17 Utah Valley 3 ;: s STANFORD. Calif. (AP) -Eus, but the four dozen or so NFL scouts attending the 67th Shrine game woulda. coulda. shoulda seen a more potent 16--1 Snow College Rick College 109., - xcuse EAST WEST SHRINE GAME Eaat 0 3 3 Meat 7 7 0 West Pawlawski 1 run (Hanson kick) West M. Smith 24 pass from Richardson (Hanson Wayne Law. 62 343 Kelly Gtbeon. 62.343 Bart Bryant. $2,343 Andrew stages. 62 343 Brad Bryant. 62.743 Brad Febel. 62.343 Peter Jacobean 12.233 Steve Pate $2,233 Greg Wluemen. $2,233 I 6 AlMtmas W 14 10 awiMUUMiuaigUHiagw 6 9 5 8 4 7.6 Conteranoa L Pet. 4 4 3 2 UTEP New Mexico BYU S. Idaho 62 76 76 8 5 t0 1 2 ,Vf - -- offense, but West the win n Shrine Game gss7 sauatDl Jay Don Blake, 88,710 3- - 1 Wyoming FO Part. Williams. 8ient. Chi 841 21.0 134 120 141 323 311 Field Goal Percentage i 26 6 24.7 23 7 848 23 6 871 23.5 641 23.4 638 23 3 743 23.2 797 22 1 858 22 0 807 21.2 783 21.2 655 21 1 696 21 1 137 218 152 204 205 231 233 139 147 129 184 3 56 326 1 27.2 -1 Orem Pleasant Grove Provo Timpview f Mot much Sunday, Jan. 19 Shrine Classic At Stanford, Calif. East-We- 638.225 Fred Couples. 636,225 Thomas Lehman $30,600 Davis Love III. $30,800 Brian Clear $30,800 Kenny Perry 630.800 10-- J Wisconsin's Troy Vincent (East) drags down Kansas back Tony Sands (West) Senior Bowl Mobile, Ala. AFC 13. NFC 10 Mark O Meara. David Peopies 3 0- - REGION . I Saturday, aan. 18 Tom Kite. S72.600 Spanish Fork Fayson Carbon Wasatch NEW YORK (AP) At Tokya East 14 West 13 Gene Sauers. $72,600 View Provo Orem American Fork Pleasant Grove f Japan Bawl Final scores and BERMUDA DUNES. Calif. (AP) prize money Sunday after the fifth round of the Sl.1 million Bob Hope Classic, completed on the 6,927-yaron fourth Bermuda Dunes course par-7hole of sudden-deatplayoff): Cook $198,000 336 Rick Fahr, 872,600 BOYS' BASKETBALL REGION FOUR Timpview Mountain W . AP Laserphoto 83 Anderson , Pressey Totals - ft 3 s K - Wyoming. (Robinson (Garland 5 East 20 West 27. First downs lost to LSU C I j 1 1 East FG Wilmsmeyer 31 East FG Wilmsmeyer 22 A 83.000. (14-3- ) . $"5. H!r f"""" VN,' VjV; Hula Bawl At Honohliu kick) Miami 9. Alabama - &J West 14. East 6 Wilkms Williams Brooks Macon Jackson Liberty Fouled out None. Rebounds Atlanta 56 (Willis 15). Atlanta 24 (Aug-- , . Denver 58 (Anderson 12). Assists nta 21. mon 7). Denver 12 (Macon 5). Total - (Denver 21. A 15.412. - fotttov 1 Eaat Carolina 37. North Carolina State 34 Hum at Fame Baarl At Tampa, Fia. 24. Ohio State 17 Syracuse Citrus Bowl At Orlando, Fia. California 37, Clemson 13 Cotton Boarl At Dallas Florida State 10, Texas A&M 2 Fiesta Bawl At Tampa, Ariz. Perm State 42, Tennessee 17 Rose Bawl At Pasadena, Calif. Washington 34. Michigan 14 Orange Bawl At Miami Miami 22. Nebraska 0 Sugar Bawl At Haw Orleans Notre Dame 39. Florida 28 Rushes-yard- 22. Turner ORLANDO (98): Catledge 0 6 Kite 4 4. Anderson 17, Sklles 17. Acres 5 7 0 10. Bowie 20, Reynolds 0 0 0. Higgins 0. Totals 374. Corchiani 88 86 15 Roberts MILWAUKEE (108): Krystkowiak "4-13 19. Humphries 10, Maione 216. Grayer 4. Ellis ''16. Robertson 8 6. Schayes 9. Lohaus 2. Conner 6 7 1 108. 6 Totals 't Jan. Boar! At Atlanta 0. 21,454. , Peach 27, Baldwin McGowan 0 12. Miller 0 0, Schwan L 4 Page B3 1 ' - '''"-P'J- a Copper Baarf At Tuceea, Arss. 1 ' - - 24. 3 Vj I At Snwraaart, Arkansas 16 Liberty Bawl At atemBhls, Term. Air Force 36. Mississippi State 15 Gate Ivead At teckasavIHa, Fia. Oklahoma 46. Virginia 14 klsnaay, Dec 80 Hoboey Bawd At San Diege Iowa 13. Bnghem Young 13 tie Freedom Boarf At Anaftewn, CaM. Tutea 28. San Dmga Siaie 17 Tuaaday, Dec. 31 aenn Hancacfc Bneri At El Faaa, Taaas FAR WEST Arizona 78 Washington St. 66 Boise St 82. Idaho St 69 Cai 86 DC Irvine 83 Colorado St. 67. Utah 46 Gonzags 87. Loyola Maiymount 86, OT Long Beach St 87. Utah St. 72 New Mexico 76 Hawaii 67 S Utah 90 CS northnoge 76 Sen Diego 70. San Francisco 69 San la Clara 86 St Mary s Cat. 72 Southern Cai 85 Oregon 66 UCLA 87. Oregon St. 81, OT UNi.V 79. San Jose St 67 Weber St. 60. Idaho 76 4 Saturday's late game 1 ' Sacramento Southern Math. 92. Oral Roberts SO Texas Christian 80, Texas 76 Texas-E-l Paao 72, San Diego St. 68 "ct. gb .625 .553 526 .395 .316 .189 Ir. Aloe Baad At Honolulu Georgia Tech 18. Stanton 17 Saturday. Dec. 28 lacfcaaetnr Bowl At khanw Alabama 30. Cotoraoo 26 Sunaav, Dec. 29 MIDWEST Ohio St. 65. torn 81 FAR WEST Arizona St. 66 Washington 62 - . f i ' THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 20, 19S2 Tht com 125" Utah BtatbaC Acadamy '19 xi Traiwaorlattafl ana team NOT kiduM i ones sjtova. tpadaj group r8ta8 fwt toaan wrsnaao at ttw hoMa, ana rasaiyioon fnuat at moot throuah vsi Utah rwabss acsdamy. Cafl for mora information Umftod specs AvatiaM, Raatra How UTAH BASEBALL ACADEMY 8385 South Alton, 101, Sandy, Utah 84070 561-170- 0 |