Show "terfef D4 The Salt Lake Tribune nwiirra "I'ljiiniil Wednesday January 6 WW'W 1988 if'&AklAPItOlWg CAMPt'SNEWWPCR ' EASTERN Boys’ Schedule NHL Standings Tuesday's Results REGION TWO Mountain Vltw 74 Bingham 71 Alta 42 Wtst Jordan 55 Amar lean Fork 47 Orem 54 Brighton 71 HIHcresI 67 REGION THREE Olympus 44 Kearns 43 Cottonwood 81 Cyprus 40 Skyllna 40 Taylorsvito 40 REGION SIX Jordan 80 Murray 71 Granite 69 South 44 (OT) Judgt 74 Tooele 41 REGION SEVEN Hurricane al Cadar City PracBca Gamas Highland al Granlsvllla Box Elder al Logan Watkwsday's Games Tribune Picks In CAPITAL Letters REGION EIGHT SPRINGVILLE ef Pavson 7J0 pm Pteesanl Grove el SPANISH FORK WALES CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Midwest Prep Basketball Pro Hockey NBA Standings Dtvrtian Detroit Louis Toronto CNcano Minnesota OF CA ISO 129 SI 13 23 New York 95 ’Washington 101 New Jersey 97 - Atlanta II Detroll 71 Chicago 93 Indiana 77 Milwaukee 91 Los Angeles Clippers ’Golden Slate 129 San Antonio 119 ' Portland 126 Seattle 114 Wednesday's Games New York al Boston 530 pm Denver al New Jersey 530 pm Ulan at Philadelphia 530 pm Lot Angeles Clippers al Cleveland Washington 3 Philadelphia I Los Angelas 4 Pittsburgh 4 He Minnesota 3 New York Islanders 3 tie Wetowsdav'i Games Edmonton at Hartford 5:35 pm Buffalo al Montreal 535 Pm 535 Vancouver al New York Rangers 12 i pm Thursday's Gamas 7 ' Milwaukee al Indiana 530 pm Denver al Chicago 430 pm Dados at Phoenix 730 pm Houston al Golden Stale 130 pm ian Antonio at Sacramento 030 pm Hawks Pistons 81 ’ 24 71 1 motels 'Oaten 9 Willis 19 2114 71 2- 2- 01 ' Fouled ou- t- None Retounds-Delr- olt 53 (Laimbeer 14) Atlanta 42 11 14) Assist- s- Detroit (Levlngston ' (Thomas 4) Atlanta 19 (Rivers 7) Total 10 Atlanta 20 Technlca- lLajmbeer 29 14 14 ‘j Bullets Nets 101 97 30 19 11 3J Point song 2 iev Bird- - Bradlev Fouled Hopson Re-- ew S3 Jersey 2 Washington 45 (MMaione hounds-N- (BWIIIIams 17) ! 10) ew Asslsts-N- Jersey 21 (Bradley Birdsong 7) Washington (Bogues 12) Total fouts-N- aw Jersey 24 BWIIIIams Washington 10 Technlcals-Kl- ng (Haded) Catledge (elected) Washington 173 defense 24 r Suns 100 Knicks 95 Johnson Edwards Humphries Hornacek A 9 2 4 13 3 5 21 7 0 4 5 Totals 5 Nanc Davis Adams Bailey 0 15 4 22 7 10 2 0 Sanders 0 100 ' ' I LA CUPPERS (02) 3 Cage Moo 19 Dams 90 4 Mtweuket 20 24 20 Hodges Retxxxx)s-L- os Milwaukee 57 (Slkma ill Bonney Pacers i 70 Kevin 2- 7- 77 Chicago 22 27 M 93 goals— Paxson 2 Fouled out— None Rebounds— Indiana 52 (Williams 9) Chicago 50 (Jordan II) Assists— Indiana 17 (Long 7) Chicago 31 (Jordan 9) Total touts— Indiana 21 Chicago 27 A— 47491 4 ' Spurs 119 SAN ANTONIO (119) 2 0 12 2 12 Greenwood Berry 7 0 7 3 10 Dawkins Brickowski 3 7 35 Nimohius Robertson 20 0 13 Mitchell Sundvoid 2 3 4 Gud- 0 0 Anderson Naalv 7 4 119 0 2 Totals mundsson GOLOFN STATE (129) 1 20 1 4 20 Higgins Frank 4 17 )8 Garland Sampson 4 20 2 12 Teagle 9 OSmith 0 2 0 Feitl 4 McDonald LSmith 3 0 129 0 4 Totals 4 0 2 White 5 35 20 25 San Ante 40 34 27 34 Golden Slate Robertson goals— Sundvoid 3 Antonio 49 Rebounds-S- an Fouled 12) (Berry 9) Golden Stale 57 (Sampson Assisls-S- an Antonio 27 (Robertson 9) Golden Antonio State 27 (Garland 7) Total fouls-S- an Slate 20 Golden Stale 22 Technical-Gold- en Coach Karl A— 0901 Blazers 126 Sonics 114 - ' ’ D Portend 33 30 Anderson 2 Total louts McDaniel Fouled 72 Rebound- s37 Portland Seattle 40 Portland 10) 49 Seattle (Lister me 24 Assists-S- ea 8) Drexler (Kersey 2J (Porter 9) Portland 7) (McMillan Drexler Lister Lucas Se- Technicals-E- lts attle Coach Newie (elected) Three-po- goals-cl- tis 2 - Aussie Tennis - ' Results SYDNEY Australia (AP) day of the 1323400 New South Wales Open tennis championships al White City (seedmgs In parentheses): MEN Singles Ftost Round Marc Flur Durham N C del Waltv Ma- sur Australia (2) 4 Peter Doohan Australia (4) def Gianluca 7 Pont Italy def Paul Australia (4) Darren Cahi 4 3 Chamberlin Newport Beach Calif Tues- 3 ’ ' Alexander Volkov Soviet Union del Rick 5 4 Leach Laguna Beach CaUf Chris Prldham Canada def Tony Mmoh 4 4 (9-Nigeria ' Opportunitles-L- East DMston - Kearns short Three-pd- 5 0 10 2 0 - Bailey Hunt 19 7 4 0 21 Goals — Christensen 3 loser gets one point: Saturday's Gamas Fort Wayne 5 Muskegon 5 Peoria 3 Kalamaioo 4 Saginaw 5 SO Colorado 4 Milwaukee 5 OT Sunday's Gama No games scheduled Mandav's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games No games scheduled WeGiesdav's Games Milwaukee at Fort Wayne Saginaw at Kalamaioo Salt Lake at Flint Thursday's Game Muskegon at Peoria FHnt 7 40 - — Crookston 5 Hermanson 2 4 3 10 Timmerlck Deuel 80 EAST Beaver 99 Penn St Harrisburg 90 Bridgeport 101 Southampton 92 Caidwed 61 Spring Hid 75 Corned 72 Army 65 Dickinson 76 Spring Garden 72 Fairmont St 91 Edmboro 60 Geneva 78 Houghton 65 Hartwick 76 Union N Y 72 LeMoyne 69 Buffalo 54 Lehigh 77 Cohmbta 65 Long Island U 77 Monmouth N J 70 Manhattan 77 Harvard 66 Massachusetts 69 Penn St SI NYU 101 John Jav 68 Northeastern 70 Fairfield 59 Pace at Mercvhurst ppd snow Princeton 76 Delaware 63 Seton Had 71 Connecticut 56 Syracuse 60 Boston College 67 Urstnus 64 Atvernia 55 SOUTH 85 Miss Valley St 67 Assumption 69 St Leo 60 U 62 74 Cod Howard Baptist 120 Cumberland Birmingham-SoutherTenn 66 E Tennessee St 86 N C Asheville 77 61 Longwood 70 Kentucky Christian 99 Cincinnati Bible 68 Memphis St 76 Murray St 70 OT MIDWEST Dubuque 88 St Ambrose 68 St 70 76 Panhandle Hastings Huntington 76 Manchester 65 St 76 99 St Adams Kearney Malone 77 Rio Grande 76 Midland Lutheran 98 Northwestern Iowa 64 79 M 24 St 72 Mo Southern 107 Totals 2 25 7 2 - 69 - Ames South Preas 2 2 7 2 17 Tow 7 24 18 Wiet 3 1 6 BaHegooie 2 1 6 Norton 00-0- 0 Koehler 2 5 Dickerson 6 Totals - 23 64 — 61 - shots Judge 3 (Jones Clark Tooele 4 (Shields 2 Thoroe) Three-poi- Gardner) Girls’ Schedule REGION THREE Otymous al Kearns 330 pm Skyline at Taylorsville 330 pm REGION TWO West Jordan al Alta 5 15 pm Hiilcrest 50 Brighton 25 Bingham at Mountain View 5 15 pm American Fork at Orem 5 15 pm REGION EIGHT Uintah at Timpview 7 pm REGION 11 Salt Lake Lutheran 47 Park City 33 Practice Games Bear River at Highland 430 pm Leh at Pavson 7 pm South at Provo 7pm Rov 62 Ben Lomond 37 Wasatch at Springville 7 30 pm Bountiful at Weber 530 pm Granger at West 330 p m Prep Hockey 615pm 7 45 pm WMtmdav's Gwtws Judge vs Olympus at Bounttful — Granger vs Highland JV at - Mo Western 71 Bountiful SOUTHWEST 915 pm — Alta vs Murrav al Bountiful Ark MonticeOo 73 Philander Smith 67 Friday's Games Midwestern St Texas 72 W Texas St 64 at 915 pm Judge vs Brighton JV Oklahoma SI 93 Tutsa 75 Bountiful S Arkansas 75 Baptist Christian 71 at vs Murray Granger pm Texas Ail 62 Mary 79 Bountiful FAR WEST Saturday's Games Air Force 69 U S International 66 124$ pm Highland at Cottonwood Gonzaga 66 E Washington 66 4 40 om Brighton vs Ogden at Grand Canyon 84 S Nazarene 61 Cottonwood Master's 55 Cal Baptist S3 Montana Tech 74 Rocky Mountain 71 OT 89 68 N Colorado 73 Metro St 70 San Diego 81 64 UiiNTERNATK)NAL (60) W Montana 65 Carrod Mont 63 22 Mikitinovic 413 6 11 Smith 1 3 Heicke 2 Redding Sterner 2 0 0 2 Petrovic 22 22 Judd 0 BYU It FatrfWd 74 Arabia 00 0 0 Buev 00 0 Westov 4 FAMFIELD (74) 5 0 0 0 60 4 Magee 2 Totals 0 4 Pelugrino Barrel! 7 21 A FORCE (09) 17 Geilor 6 Turkae 4 2 3 6 16 Sobotewski Mikelic Marr 11 6 Prilcnett 0 0 Sacca 6 6 22 It Lockwood 13 3 Hammond 0 4 Brickhouse Trumbo 2 0 Totals 9 7 S Slimko 13 Benson Giles 32 76 24 6 Lowry 22 4 French 4 1 6 BYU (111 0 0 0 Totals 3464 0 Quick 0 Kimble 0 2 Zapata 2 16 89 4 Carter 7 15 Overly Nixon Halftime-- Air Foret 36 U S International 3 19 Shumwav 16 Wofthult 33 International goats-- US 6 Talbot t 0 0 Trimble PetroTotal! Milutlnovic (Heicke 7 Smith -45 81 Giles 1 vic 1 ) Air Force 6 (Marr Halftime score BYU ft Fairfield 35 French Potted out— None Lowry 1 Grai-lo- r goats F airfield Rebounds— US International 39 (MHutinovic (Pellegrino BYU 1 (Talbot Fouled out 8) Air Force 47 (Sfcmko 0) Assists— US none Rebounds Fairfield 37 IMikeiic It) BYU International 6 (Smith 2) Air Force 19 'Gites 28 (Overly 7) Assists Fairfield 7 (Mikelic 3) International 25 Air Force 0) Total fouis-- US BYU If (Sbumway 8) Team touts Fairliatd 22 Tachnicats-Heic- ke Judd and US Interna15 BYU 15 Technicals none tional Bench SE Missouri 64 - - Air Force Women’s Basketball - ski race Vreni Schneider Switzerland 2 minutes 33 68 seconds 2 Catherine Quittet France 23383 23482 3 Carote Merle France 23512 4 Micheia Figini Switzerland 5 Anita Wachter Austria 23537 6 Mateta Svet Yugoslavia 23563 7 Maria WaHiser Switzerland 23566 23609 8 Marina Kiehl West Germany 23619 9 Michaeia Gerg West Germany 10 Chistetle Gutgnard France 23623 11 Switzerland Cormne Schmtdhauser 236 65 23670 12 Katrin Stotz West Germany France 13 Malgorzata Tlalka Mogore 23692 23706 14 Joianda Kindle Liechtenstein 15 Christa Kmshofer West Germany 23724 - Domini- Isle 90 4 Goals Granite (7) Walton Christensen 3 South (3) Ames Tonge 2 Judge 74 Tooele 61 10 22 15 27 -- 74 Judge Teeete II 15 12 61 — Miller 9 9 23 Jones 0 0 17 Judge Gardner 2 6 1) Soto 3 4 9 Clark 2 5 74 Aklyama 3 5 9 Totals 27 22 Frazier 3 0 6 Tooele Shields 9 7 Lawrence 4 9 4 10 Vorwailer Faddis 5 4 Nigh 5 Thoroe 2 2 7 Totals 22 Three-Poi- 4 64 e 11 - Results ot TIGNES Franc (AP) women's giant slalom World Cup Alpine 4 32 Turtle Gehl 4 4 II Andrego 2 1 11 2 5 5 MedBdlngbroke 7 Totals 27 7) Granite 49 South 44 (OT) 1 - 16 2 10-- 0 66 Pittsburg 4 - (Tuesday's Scam) Falls Ohio 6 - College Basketball 75 5 Snow Report World Cup Skiing 14 13 14 14 10 49 Ocarele 44 10 18 13 18 South Granite Walton 8 2 22 Langston 0 0 0 Christensen 3 2 11 Burnlnghem 0 0 0 17 Davis 3 Newman 6 Gilchrist 0 0 0 Brotherson 4 2 10 Fortune 0 0 0 Totals Basketball Mount Senario Mount Vernon Nazarene - Chapman Murrey Young Wlnget ian College Kokkola 2 - SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Utah Ski Association reported the foiowtnp conditions at resorts: the ski state's Tuesday Alta-- 46 total 5 new Beaver Mountain-- 42 total 2 new Brian Head-- 80 total 4 new Brighton— 40 total 4 new Deer Vaiiev-- 33 total 3 new Nordic VaNev— 32 total 5 new Park Citv-- 28 total 3 new Park West-- 29 total 4 new Powder Mountain-- 60 total 2 new Snowbasin— 30 total 4 new Snowbird— 35 total 5 new SoHtude— 38 total 4 new Sundance-- 39 total 9 new Snow depth in inches refers to unpacked New snow refers to snow snow at within the last 24 hours Ttrace a 22 6 4 81 - 19 15 20 24— 10 14 1- 9- 71 12 11 0 22 Eyre 8 - Utah Ski Report - Taylorsville Skyline (7) Hunt (4) Sorensen 3 7 9 Martlneou Cottonwood 6 7 IS Kloke 4 5 12 Henschen 5 8 19 9 Warner 1 9 11 Fish 1 2 Fletcher 4 1 81 Anderson 0 Totals 24 Three-pdshort Cyprus 4 (RarnmeH Richards 2 Goble) Cottonwood 3 (Henschen 7 Warner) REGION SIX Jordan 80 Murray 71 Jordan Murray Jordan - pm 0 1 - - pm pm Cottonwood 81 Cyp us 40 14 12 09 2- 3- 40 Cyprus 21 21 89 11 Cottonwood 4 13 Richards 3 2 Rammdl 5 Cyprus 10 Lamb 5 6 13 Goble 2 S O'Brien 3 2 7 Ayala 4 Smith 4 0 5 Totals 23 - -- pm 7 are awarded for a Cotegt Basketball pm 4 James (000) — pm pm pm 10 7 FHnt Charlotte 75 pm 40 Three-Pd- Lealherwood 3 8 Doman 2 9 Hughes Phila- (430) and KTKK-ABradlay at ESPN Cabie-TBYU Update KSL-A(1140) Thursday's Schedule S (570) Sports Talk KLUB-A5 College Basketball Virginia Tech at South Carolina ESPN Cable-T430 College Basketball San Diego (910) Stale at Ulah KALL-A— CoMge Basketball 7 Hawaii at BYU KSL-A(1140) 7 College Basketball Georgia al ESPN Catte-TAlabama 7 Cottage Basketball California al Arliona USA Cable-T— International Outboard 10 Grand Prix ESPN Cable-T11 pm Hawaii al College Basketball BYU (taped) Channel 11 KNKK-A- NC - 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ne os Angeles of 5 Goalies-L- os Annates Haalv (33 shots-2Pittsburgh Meloche A— 14148 Referee-B- ob Myers Linesmen— Ron Ray Scapineilo can SEATTLE (114) 4 1 28 McDaniel Chambers 7 32 2 0 Eis 0 23 Johnson 4 Vincent - McMillan 3 0 4 Lister 7 3 4 0 5 4 0 McKev 10 Schoene 7 114 4 Totals PORTLAND (114) 25 Duck-- ’ 9 Kersey Jones 2 21 Porter worth 7 4 11 Orexler 2 5 8 Motion 4 31 Anderson 3 7 124 17 Totals 8 2 4 Lucas 3424 2727-1- 14 Settle ’ ‘ ne Shots on goal -- Los Angeles Pittsburgh 77 13 22 15 129 Linesmen-Way- 10 Pittsburgh 61 Was! Jordan 12 II USIU direct the North In the 38th annual Senior Bowl Jan 23 officials announced Tuesday will Signees: A pair of football players from Snow College have Moslgnedletters of Intent and began classes Tuesday at BYU offensive lineman and hammed Elewonibi a 190) are among the first to defensive back Erie Bergeson answer the recruiting coll at BYU for the new year Elewonibi who was born In Nigeria and has lived In England now calls Kamloops (6-- 1 British Columbia hls home Pro Hockey: The inlurv that originally was expected to keep or Wayne Gretzky of the Edmonton Oilers out of action for a game two will sideline the NHL's leading scorer ot the last seven years for at least three weeks College Basketball chair seats In the Marriott Center are still available for the Western Athletic Tournament tickConference basketball tournament March e ets for the package are $45 Any student attending a WAC school can purchase the package for $22 Any remaining Individual game tickets will not go on sale until the week or of the tournament Tickets can be ordered by phone at from Salt Lake City at Below-concour- BYU eight-gam- 1 Women's Basketball: The University of Utah women's basketball taam hopes to Increase Its win streak to four games whenlt hosts Fairfield Wednesday at 7:30 pm In the Huntsman will play without leading scorer Tiffany Center Utoh (sidelined with a lower backspraln) for the fourth straight game Sophomore Kelly Shaheen Utah's first guard off the bench knee Inlury in Saturalso Is Inlured She suffered a season-endinday's game with Arizona State Starting In the place of will be sophomore Leslie Carpenter who was Utah's nomilast week Senior Donna nee for HCAC Holzwarth Utah's leading rebounder (74 rebounds per game) also scores 105 points per game Rogers-Kram- (8-- g Rogers-Kram- —Complied by Tribune Staff McVey Olson Rule Games Skiing - Collins Penaltles-No- a - (24 2 2 0 0- -4 0- -4 3 First Perlod- -1 Dahtouis! 3 Pittsburgh :14 2 Pittsburgh Lemieux 33 (Paiement) (Cunnevworlh Hillter) 2:11 (pp) 3 Los Ange17 (Fox) 319 4 Los Angeles les Nieto Allison 7 (Robltolto 734 (pp) 5 Erickson) 19:17 Pittsburgh Lemieux 34 (HIBIer) Second Perlod- -4 Los Angeles Guay 1 Le(Carson Kennedy) 258 7 Pittsburgh mieux 35 (Bodger Cunnevworlh) 5:15 8 Los Angeles Carson 24 (Fox Fenton) 8:57 Third Period-Nne a 2- 1- 62 12 7 It 2- 5- 55 Wait Jordan Alta Lindquist 8 8 22 Vanderveur 7 2 14 Mickle 4 7 15 MarsheU 0 4 4 Van 4 0 2 Totals 21 5 Rlchins Wagoner HextaH 14) 93 Warriors Malarchuk Los Angeles 90 Intent 47 - 0 Plttsburtt Mannlon Angeles INDIANA (77) 2 12 Williams 9 Person 7 0 9 20 Fleming 0 Slipenovich 0 4 7 3 Anderson 4 Tisdale Long 0 4 0 13 Gray 2 3 Miller 0 77 3 Totals Wheeler CHICAGO (93) 4 11 Setters 4 Oakley 3 2 0 Brown 0 0 12 Jordan Sparrow 2 31 13 Pitmen 4 0 Corslne 14 Grant 0 Totals 39- Paxson 9 X 20 09 College Football: Southern Methodist University Athletic Director Doug Single sold Tuesday that he hopes to hire a football coach to take over the school's troubled program by the middle of the month Single met Monday with fired Ohio State football coach Earle Bruce Single declined to comment on the meeting but did say there are other candidates he wants to Interview Although SMU will not field a team next season Single said a new coach is needed to start recruiting athletes SMU will have 15 football scholAt Mobile Ala Jim Mora of the New arships to offer In August Orleans Saints will coach the South squad and Seattle's Chuck Knox 1- 4- 54 4 Alla Kings 4 Penguins 4 Angeles 20 (Wolf Drew 4) Mllwau- kee (Slkma Pressev 4) Total touls-L- os Angeles 22 Milwaukee 22 A— 11052 93 Fork 2 54 12 08 20 - Chatlerly 3 Deed) McCreary Referee-B- 30 Bulls $T JOSEPH'S - 5 4 0 4 Orem 47 - 1 Opportunltles-Washing- ton Philadelphia 0 of 7 Goalies— Washington shols-2- 3 saves) Philadelphia 02 17) Flyen 8 MILWAUKEE (90) 2 14 Cummings M4 4 20 Slkma Breuer 7 0 4 Moncrlef 9 3 14 Pressev 0 0 5 4 Hodges 3 15 Mokeski 0 2 4 12 Lucas 5 Mannlon 3 4 0 2 Reynolds Krvstkowiak 4 90 0 OTotats Henry 1 02 14 17 23 02LA appera Fouled 49 (Cage of First Period- -1 Washington 330 2 (Laughlln Murphy) 8:54 Gartner 24 (Hatcher) Second Perlod- -3 Washington Ridley 14 (Pivonka Moulder) 4:454 Philadelphia Howe Woodson 0 2 4 3 Coleman 0 2 WII17 Valentine M3 334 4 Totals (H) 4 Nessley 2 Farit - 0- -3 2 0- -1 0 Christian 18 Washington Beniamin 7 10 Wolf Drew 1 Cureton Deter 3 Capitals World Cap: At Tlgnes France Switzerland's Vreni Schneider and France's Catherine Quittet had another giant slalom duel Tuesday and this time the Swiss star narrowly won Ihe World Cup race Schneider edged Quittet by IS seconds getting an aggregate time of 2 minutes 3368 seconds Quittet who beat Schneider In the first giant slalom ot the season bv 16 seconds came In second with 2:3383 Tuesday Debbie Armstrong of Seattle racing for the first time this season after recovering from knee Injuries was the only US skier to qualify for the second run Tied for 14th after the first run she lost her balance near the end of the afternoon heat and went off the course three gates from the finish Hagtn 3 4 24 P4terson 0 2 2 Totals Alla 27 ola Opportunilies-Minnes- CAROLINA N 12 - American Min Penallies-Rob- NOTE: Two points victory and an overtime 82 4 5 HIHcresI 7 (Barrel) short Watchers) Brighton 3 (Copeland 3 Oram American Oram Colter - Overtime-No- Pro Baseball: Right-handDanny Cox one of eight St Louis players eligible for salary arbitration has signed a 1988 contract for terms not disclosed the Cardinals said Tuesday Cox 28 comrecord and 388 earned-ru- n average in 31 starts spanpiled an 1 g 1991 Innings last season Hls victories Included ning a In both St Louis' the National League East and Its pennant-winnOct 14 against the San Francisco Giants 15 0 Third Period— None Shots on goal— Washington Philadelphia Power-pla- y NEW YORK (95) 0 5 17 Newman 10 Green 4 5 14 Jackson 2 14 WilEwing 5 1 0 Cartwright kins 9 Walker 0 0 0 Cummings 9 2 4 Tucker (HI 0 4 4 4 Totals 3 Donovan 3 95 21 27 24 Fhaaatx 25 22 23 2- 5- 95 t Nets Yam one Fouled 'Redounds -P- hoenix 40 (Nanca 10) New York nlx 51 (Green N) 31 (Humph- rM 12) New York 31 (Jackson 14) Total 25 New York 24 A— 11003 Buck 98 Gippers Cottle Hagen) New York of 4 Takko (42 shols-3- 9 Goalies— Minnesota A13378 saves) New York Hrudey Referee-D- an Marouelll Linesme- n- Gord Broseker Pat Daouno of 5: 0 4 2 7 ne Power-pta- v ' PHOENIX (100) ‘ 3 Dellcv Sylvias 71 4 Thraa-pol- 4 of DUKE 7! Cottle 4 8 Hetden Totals 24 - a 19:50 Power-pla- y NSW JERSEY (97) 11 0 3 12 BWINiams Bradley 0 23 Bagiev Gmlnskl 5 12 1 17 0 2 O'Koren Birdsong 0 10 Engler 2 Comegvs Hopson 0 Totals 3 97 WASHINGTON (Ml) ‘ Catledge 5 2 27 4 4 King 5 MMatone 5 4 0 24 Bogues 0 21 9 2 Bd Alarie JMalone 2 0 4 JWIHIams 3 Johnson 101 7Totats 10 19 24 3- 4- 97 ' t M3 II 34-- Alette 730 47 a 18 Copeland 4 3 Brighton Murry 3 8 10 Tllbv 10 6 6 Johnson 4 Hansen 11 0- -3 (hotding) 2:40 Shots on New York - 9 1)7-10- 7 second-degre- 2 0 5 Ellson 10 0 20 3 4 Rheas 2 0 4 Rowley 9 54 3 2 Larsen 4 2 10 Totals Terry Dean 4 5 18 RasmusAmerican Fork 13 Baldwin 6 sen 6 )3 Hansan 2 0 4 11 2 4 Miller 5 Dalton 2 0 4 Valdai 67 Totals Three-poishort — Orem 2 (Chatlerly Larsen) American Fork 3 (Dean 3) Mountain View 74 BMiem 71 19 13 14 3- 0- 76 Mountain View 71 14 IS IS BtofOnm Mountain View Cuslck Cooper 7 6 5 12 Gentry 9 21 8 Beutler 4 8 2 7 8 Tebbs Anderson 5 Totals 23 8 74 6 Tebbs 2 3 7 Arnold 2 Bingham 0 4 Sluga Roberts 6 7 19 Peterson 2 Matson 0 2 2 Decol 2 0 5 Van Stavarn 3 71 10 7 24 Totals 24 Three-poiMountain View 3 shots (Cooper 2 Tebbs) Bingham 2 (Arnold 2 2 Carr 10 0 13 5 WIHman 12 2 4 0 Pro Basketball: Dollot Mavericks auord Rolando Blackman will miss the team's next five games after spraining his knee In the team's loss to Houston the Mavericks announced NBA sufTuesday The team said Blackman a three-tim- e e fered a sprain of the medial collateral ligament In In to three weeks hls left knee Houston Monday He could miss two of play the Mavericks said 47 IS 23 IS M 12 7 12 4 67 3 1 0 Minnesota NY Mandate First Perlod--1 New York Lauer 5 Hrudey) 11:54 Second Perlod- -2 Minnesota Ruskowskl 3 20 (Trol-lie(McRae) 839 3 New York Make Archibald 10 (Harts-ber- g 8:50 4 Minnesota Bellows) 1232 (pp) 5 Minnesota Overllme-No- Wilkins 15 Stan 3 Islers Third Period- -4 New York LaFontalne (Henry Jonssonl 1239 (ppl DETROIT (71) 0 14 Mahorn 2 Oanlley 0 4 Dumars LalmPeer 15 - Thomas 0 IB Salley 4 0 Johnson 14 Rodman 0 2 Totals ATLANTA (11) Levlngston Hotels (HI 2 Rivers 3 6 Koncak $--0 0 Wet 2 Battle North HEcmt 71 - Barrett HWcrnt Watchers 4 4 Page 2 0 1110-- 3 Atlanta at Detroit 530 pm Dallas al Los Angeles Lakers 130 Houston at Seattle 130 pm :Sportlook: REGION TWO Irtteten Minnesota at Toronto 535 pm St Louis al Detroit 535 pm Quebec at Chicago 435 pm Winnipeg al Calgary 735 pm pm NFL DMslenel Playoffs (Setuntoy) Favorite Prep Boxscores pm 530 of Carbon al TIMPVIEW 730 pm PROVO al Uintah 730 pm REGION TEN MILLARD al South Savltr 730 pm RICHFIELD al North Sevier 730 pm EMERY el Menll 730 pm Gunnison at NORTH SANPETE 730 pm Tuesday's Games 100 By J McCarthy The Rockets have covered six straight Take in other Houston ptus the spot against Seethe games we like the 76ers minus the points over Utah in footbal tost week we were M in the pros end 5 in the cottages Our point spread record in the pros tor the season now stands at and we closed out the cottages with a final mark pm Calgary Edmonton Winnipeg Los Angelas Vancouver FttOdfHx by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds Tank McNamara Tribune Sports Scoreboard Pro Basketball mpumrTfiny i Results ol Tuesdev's Utoh Winter Games women's elite slalom al Snowbird and men's elite giant slalom at Park City: Lorraine Women's Snowbird Slalom — Olson Duluth Minn 15099 2 Armemarie 5327 3 Alex von WhitEchler Far West man University of Ulart 1:54 83 4 Melanie 5 Heidi 15514 BC Canada Vockerolh 55 14 6 Miki Abbenhaus Hager Far West Far 56 01 7 Chrlstl Hager Intermountain 8 Jennifer Percy Canada 15632 West 57 12 9 Amy Farrens Pacific Norfhwesl 57 19 10 Stauna Fisher Rocky Mountain 57 32 Competition continues Wednesday with Park a giant slalom al City Men's Park City Gant Slalom — I Jell McVev Lake Geneva WIs USST 23123 2 USST 232 40 3 Christopher Troy Warts Puckett USST 23293 4 David Brule USST 23408 S Reggie Crist Sun Valiev Idaho 14 7 Gregg 234 13 6 Todd Schneider Eastern Division 23538 8 Tony Brockwav Slandteiner USST 235 42 9 Nathaniel Bryan 23599 to Morgan Burns 23615 Competition continues Wednesday wilh a giant slalom at Deer Valley NFL Playoff Glance 3 Sunday Jan NFC W8d Card New Orleans 10 AFC W8d Card Houston 23 Seattle 20 OT Saturdev Jan 9 AFC Dtvtsianal Playoffs at Cleveland 1030 a m Indianapolis NFC Dtvtsianal Pfayaffs at San Francisco 2 pm Minnesota Sunday Jan to NFC DMstanN PlayaRs Washington al Chicago 10:30 am AFC Dtvtsianal PfayaHi Houston at Danvar 2 pm Sunday Jan 17 AFC Chemoionship Divisional Playoff winners TBA NFC Championship Divisional Playoff winners TBA Sunday Jan 31 Super Bate AFC champion vs NFC champion at San Dlago 4 Minnesota 44 pa Syracuse 80 Bos College 67 SYRACUSE (80) 19 0 6 15 Coiemen Thompson 4 Roe 12 19 Douglas Seiketv 2 8 3 10 Duncan 0 6 Hughes 1 2 0 Rogers 1 1 6 Harried Brower 7 0 00 0 Totals COLLEGE BOSTON (67) 7 6 5 Able 7 Scott S Benton 2 17 0 2 5 J Benton 6 6 Barros 2 4 14 Moran 6 Francis Beasley 9 00 2 2 Corcoran 4 0 Foley 9 7 67 Totals Schnetmeter 01 12 Halftime— Syracuse 40 Boston College 9 (Roe 7 Douglas goets— Syracuse Boston College 9 (Beasley Hughes 2 Barros Morabn JBenton Fouled out— Scott - Jeff McVey won his third gold medal in a Park City giant slalom and Lorraine Olson won a slalom at Snowbird Tuesday in the Utah Winter Games It was foggy Tuesday in the second Snowbird slalom run for elite women You couldn’t see more than three gates in any direction and the entire hill was covered by the thick white blanket Competitors had the advantage of channeled concentration in p skiing in the light Olson an skiing for the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club made the second-fastefirst run and the quickest second run to earn her first Utah Winter Games victory in 1 minute 5099 seconds Olson prevailed over the University of Alaska’s Tracy Gibbs who after earning the quick first run in better light saw her binding release in the third gate of the second run knocking her from the running pea-sou- st “The visibility affected me but it affected everyone I was fourth in both the other Winter Games slalom first runs but I fell in those’’ added Olson who is taking a year off from school to compete “Slalom is my best event” Tuesday the Duluth Minn native now skis out of Steamboat Springs Colo put both runs together and earned a Utah Winter Games gold medal who Heidi Bowes another Steamboat Springs skier who has already won two Winter Games events didn’t compete Tuesday Annemarie Echter who made the first run placed second in 1:5327 and University of Utah skier Alex von Wichman (1:5483) placed third sixth-faste- st Wednesday the women will ski a giant slalom on Park City’s Payday McVey won Tuesday with both the fastest runs in the men’s elite giant slalom on Park City’s Payday run USST deMcVey is a velopment team skier from Lake Geneva Wis He also won Saturday’s Park City slalom on Clementine run and Monday’s slalom on Snowbird’s Wilbere Ridge He skied both runs of the race in 2:3123 for Tuesday’s d win McVey earned a first-ru- n lead and finished the second with a slim 03 second lead USST skiers Troy Watts (2:3240) and Christopher Puckett (2:3293) placed second and third Reggie Crist of Sun Valley placed fifth for the best' performance by an Intermountain Division skier Wednesday the men’s field will' compete at Deer Valley in another giant slalom Wednesday’s official opening of the Winter Games will be held Wednes day at 7 pm at the Salt Palace with a Beach Boys concert the highlight Alysheba Ferdinand Nab Honors - LAKE SUCCESS NY (AP) Alysheba Kentucky Derby and Preak-nes- s champion and Ferdinand who finished 1987 with four straight victories including a triumph over Alysheba were selected Eclipse Award winners Tuesday Alysheba owned by mother and daughter Dorothy and Pamela Schar-bauwas chosen champion colt over Java Gold in voting by a total of 149 members of the Throughbred Racing Associations the Daily Racing Form and the National Turf Writers Association er Ferdinand owned by Mrs Howard B Keck and bred by her husband captured the Eclipse Award champion older horse in overwhelming fashion according to the TRA which an- nounced the winners but not the vote totals Other Eclipse Award winners included: Theatrical male turf champion Miesque female turf champion Epitome filly Forty Nin-e- r colt Sacahuista filly North Sider top older or mare Groovy sprinter and filly Inlander steeplechase champion The Horse of the Year will be announced Jan 27 at 10:30 am (MST) oh Budweiser’s Racing Digest on ESPN Ferdinand is considered the favorite Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Eugene Klein and trainer D Wayne Luka were named Eclipse Award-winnin- g owners and trainer for the third consecutive year after breaking their own single-seaso- n records for gross earnings V d All the Eclipse winners will be during a dinner at New York hon-ore- Feb 5 ASU’s Defensive Coach UPI Honors Takes Football Reins Cards’ Await TEMPE Ariz (AP) — Arizona State named defensive coordinator Larry Marmie as its new head football coach Tuesday night just five days after John Cooper resigned to take the job at Ohio State Marmie 45 said he agreed to a four-yecontract with the school although “the total financial package has not been totally worked out yet” The tall bespectacled Ohio native also received a home maroon Sun Devil football jersey with No 88 on it which brought tears to his eyes “I feel very happy and very humble” Marmie said “I’ve worked 22 It’s been years to get to this stage something I wanted to do for a long time since I was a sophomore in high school My class prophecy said that 25 years after I graduated from high school in Barnesville Ohio I’d either be coaching or the head coach — but at Ohio State!” Marmie was introduced as Arizona State’s 19th head coach in its football history at a hastily called news conference at the University Activity Center in the same room where Cooper had been hired on March 7 1985 “I have not talked to John yet I have not had the opportunity to tell him” Marmie said “But I would like to meet John Cooper’s team next Jan 1 in the Rose Bowl” record in Cooper compiled a 2 his three years here with three straight bowl appearances including a 5 Rose Bowl win over Michigan ar ar 26-9-- 22-1- last January Although Marmie has no previous head coaching experience he had Cooper’s support as his successor plus the unanimous approval of the Sun Angel Foundation the school’s main booster group Arizona State Athletic Director Charles Harris said Marmie also was “the unanimous choice of the selection committee” which interviewed him several time since Sunday Marmie said he felt he had a good chance to get the job all along despite his inexperience “I don’t think there was a time when I thought I wasn’t going to get it But being an assistant for so many years you wonder if it’s ever going to happen” he said in his southern drawl “The longer it goes the less your chances are But I knew the procedure the steps they were taking I knew they would look at other coaches but I also knew there was a chance they would hire from within” Many of the Sun Devil players also lobbied for Marmie’s hiring after Cooper resigned following an 8 season capped by last week’s Freedom Bowl victory over Air Force “Coach Marmie is someone you can respect” said senior defensive tackle Shawn Patterson who attended the news conference “He’s just what this program needs He’ll be 33-2- great” School officials also interviewed Arizona State offensive coordinator Jim Colletto and Oregon Coach Rich Brooks on Sunday Colletto who was head coach from 1975-7- 9 n said he at Cal would remain here if Marmie was hired as would most of the rest of the staff Only defensive line coach Bill Young has decided to join Cooper at Ohio State so far State-Fullerto- 10-m- nrhniftti Jumteni if iif!rilitei ji tea ifgiiiyii Bills’ Conlan Continued From D-- 2 ers and Troy Stradford of Miami tied for second with eight votes apiece Conlan’s teammate fellow linebacker Cornelius Bennett was fourth with seven votes Await credits the players’ strike with helping him learn the finer points of the NFL He was in for only a few plays in the two games before the strike The Cardinals’ players were split during the strike but Await stayed out “Quarterback Neil Lomax and I would work out every day at Parkway North High School” Await said “That really helped me We’d talk football He’d bring out the game plans for each week and we’d make the adjustments and it made me think “There would usually be some defensive players there too Neil would call all the formations plays and coverages You had to think what was going on It made me feel comfortable and more knowledgable” In 1986 Cardinals tight ends managed just 26 catches and no touchdowns Await was the second tight end taken in the draft with Rod Bernstein going to the Chargers in the first round The Cardinals finished 8 and would have made the playoffs by beating Dallas in the final game of the regular season Conlan was the eighth player taken in the draft after helping Penn State win the national championship last season 7-- |