Show -- 6B rrrrrrr 7 7 The Salt Lake Tribune 4 9 4 Friday January 4 r 1 mrn n t TrrrrTvy nr imtrvTT‘ i 8 1983 rrr Trrrmr by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds Tank McNamara Tl Tribune Sports Scoreboard NBA Expanded Standings All Times MST Eastern Conference Utes Aztecs 83 Purdue 56 WARTlKKb FIVE R3C? HCAA 'ttXJRHAMEKjrt Jto of thc EFFICACY rsotAeONCU&tY tue$i w& AMP MY LAWeuA&x HlTMCf? 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(GiMm 01 Assists— OaKas 21 9) Phoenix 24 (Humohnes 4) total 23 Phoenix ?1 A — II 473 Point tes 1 Nance DteU Ptaerat (Harper 23 1ft 7 9 9 Humphries G4ham ) 10 4 Totals 0 Perkins Davis Schrempf Farmer N wards 3 91 B 2 (HI Hamer Phoentx Suns 105 (MS) Donaldson WAm 4 Mary gonts-- W 45 Rockets 120 Warriors HOUSTON ttai 1? 113 Petersen McCray 4 9 30 Floyd 15 Ctemwon I eave 3 7 0 0 14 Short to ?1 7 9 77 CarroK 0 0 Maxwell 0 Retd 14 Johnson 7 57 44 Conner M(H)0 Tola 45- 7 9 7 14 120 GOLOEN STATE (113) 3 4 13 Same rank 4 9 I ? 9 Higgins 5 son 4 18 7 7 14 Garland 0 19 7 7 19 OSmith I? L Smifh 0 13 J J 19 Tea? 4 4 15 5 OO 3 White 14 McDonald 7 ? 4 totals 47 100 17 71 H3 Whitehead 36 7 ) 31 Houston 23 34 25 79113 Gekten State 3 (tomt McDonald Fouled Rebounds— Houston 47 (Otowwon 70 Gotten State 44 (Sampson 14) Assists— Houston ?4 (Ftovd Leave! 7) Gotten State 7? Gar lend 8) Toat touts— Houston 71 Gotten 5taf 79 A- 15025 113 3719 OiamptoroNa - Tennessee SI 90 Lovoia 77 i N Minors 00 Third Place Chicago 67 half-cou- three-pointer- rt weights this fall but the little Hillcrest guard felt the added strength threw off his shot Because he plays point guard so he can run offense Berrett doesn’t score as many points as he possibly could at off guard Margetts runs no special plays to open Ricky up for three-poiattempts but he does give Berrett a green light to shoot from long range when the shot is there coor“He has as good body control and hand-ey- e dination as any basketball player we've had at Hillcrest" says Margetts of Berrett “That includes Marty Haws and Chava Lopez He is a very good athlete He has all the things that it takes to lie a good shooter " Hill-crest- Ace: Berrett isn t the star in Utah this year In mil three-poin- t shooting It tiling ddcudmg Region Titfse champion Ski line Three-Poi- nt V I shots-3- 1 22211 At Ffcft Cffy Cuucks ( 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41 0 Totals Bond Mettome— Minnesota 24 Illinois 24 Regulat55 Nmols 55 Thrae-ooion— Minnesota 1 ) GW goats— tttmois 2 (Btackwek 2 Newbern (Hanson Minnesota Fouled 3 Zurcher Gaftney Cotfev Redounds— llknois 45 (Anderson 12) Minnesota 44 (Burton 14) AssJsts-Ihn- ots Gw 3) Mmneso tl 13 ( Black we (Newbern Zurcher Gaffney 7) Total 10 9(8 21 Minnesota 22 4 45 140 40 147 153 31 147 152 30 172 111 2 47 HO 141 4 5 31 132 10 33 125 151 200 121 1 12 Bonnev It is Kevm n- - NBA Basketball Utah at Milwaupm - NBA Basketball Utah at kee Channel pm - Boxing O'Sullivan vs Santana ESPN Fresno MS tun - College Basketbak J Vw Milwau- Cab-T- ari aI Boys’ Schedule Frittyi Gnm REGION ONE OrartWO al BONNEVILLE 730 pm LAYTON kl Box Elder 730 pm Weber kl ROY 730 pm REGION TWO AMERICAN FORK al Alla 730 pm Wetl Jordan al HILLCREST 730 am Brighton al MOUNTAIN VIEW 730 om BINGHAM at Orem 730 pm REGION THREE Olvmpui at CYPRUS 730 pm Grangar al KEARNS 730 pm COTTONWOOO at Taylors vtke 730 pm REGION POUR Vwwmonl al 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Lanon 166 7 Brauk 170 18 Zakrwsek The item PRFP W ATCH In valley 196 Range that makes this contest so interesting k is that Timpview Coach Tim Lewis prefers a offense The Thunderbirds are averaging 90 7 points a game this year Provo Coach Craig disciDrury on the other hand runs a slow-dow- 60-4- Hottest Player The hottest basketball player state may be Timpview's Matt Bowman Bowman scored 52 points against Rancho High of Las Vegas in a tournament at Southern Utah State College and had a performance against Layton He is averaging close to 32 points a game Timpview will need all of Bowman’s talents Friday night when the Thunderbirds host Provo in easily the biggest game of Utah's high school basketball season thus far Provo and Timpview are both unbeaten and ranked first and second respecpoll Many think they are the tively in the Class two best teams in any classification this season Favor Timpview for a couple of reasons First the Thunderbirds have played five games since the holiday moratorium compared to Provo’s one The Bulldogs could be rusty after their game Wednesday at Uintah was postponed because of snowy road conditions Second in the past two years each team lias beaten the other on its home court n 3-- A V Other Top G&mes: Friday marks the first time this season that a full schedule of high school league basketball games will be played There are some interesting matchups In Class Region One opens league play with Clearfield traveling to defending state champion Bonneville in a game between the two teams that appear to be the best in northern Utah Region Four action opens with red-hd Davis at Highland and with bitter rivals Viewmont and Bountiful playing each other Although Skyline’s victory Tuesday has cast a shadow on Tayd lorsville the Warriors host Cottonwood Friday in a game between two of the most talented Region Three teams The top Class contest sends second-ranked Wasatch to Park City in Region Nine The best North games send fourth-ranke- d d d Summit to Dugway and Beaver to arch-riva- l Kanab third-ranke- ot fifth-ranke- 2-- d fifth-ranke- fifth-ranke- al ST JOSEPH 730 pm Manila al TINTIC 545 Wendover at SOUTH SUMMIT 730 pm REGION TWELVE BEAVER al kanab 730 pm Milford al ENTERPRISE 7J0 om Valley al ESCALANTE 730 pm Panguechat PIUTE 730 pm 7 30 om BRYCE al Wyr plined offense 0 to a surprising victory over Taylorsville shots for Tuesday Ryan Hunt hit seven three-poin- t 21 points The score of the game surprised many Region Three fans who expected Skyline to be rebuilding this year Taylorsville was picked to challenge Cottonwood for the league title 0400) KBBX-A- Prep Basketball II Rudi Gaiindo San Jose CaM 44 17 John Fiftng Garden Grove CaW 44 13 ErOi Larson Ramona Cakf 5J 14 Craig Heath MHI Valiev Caiti 56 1$ Mark Mitchefl Hamden Conn 60 16 Brian Grant Potsdam N Y 64 17 Patrick Brauh Azusa CaM 61 If Todd 72 19 Jon RoOttson Houston Reynolds 7 6 20 KnoxviNe Tenn Tom Zakratsak Cleveland 80 Boys Mouttam View 9) GirH 3 Bmotem 69 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Nixon 6 Newey 4 Blocks Long Beach (4) Langston 3 Utah State none 6 999 Attendance Illinois 65 Minnesota W Muskegon Fori Wayne PF TP M 0 Utah Stole Conway Pete Housekeeper Nixon Newey Anderson Judkins Peoek Tatots IHL Standings 86 49ers 81 Perry Easlln Hatton Wiley Friday's Gamas Hartford at Buffalo 535 p m 535 New York Rangers el Washington m Los Angeles al Detroit 535 pm Toronto at Chicago 435 pm Edmpnton at Winnipeg 435 pm New Yprk Islanders at Calgary 7 35 p m Paern 1 Kama Baity Camervtoe Utoh and John Denton Bridgewater Mass 4 factored Placements 2 Natasha Kudhki Canoga Park Slml Vekey CaW and Richard Alexander Cakf I 3 Jenmler Heurtn Glenda Heights W and John Frederick sen Arlington Heights W 2 4 Paula Vismgardi Fraser Mich and Jeb Rand Marietta Ga 16 5 Sara and Robert Power Ravnhem Mass and 8elan Weks 20 6 Potomac Md 24 7 Catherine B4tto Utica Mich and John Lnfta Soring Valiev N Y 28 8 Jocelyn and Brad Cox Mount Horeb Wise 37 9 Hiry Oinev Buffalo end Jeff Myers Stockton Calk 3 A 10 Wendy Weston Hvan-ni- s 0 Mass and Alexander Enimann Sen 40 II Dawn Pieoenbnnk and Timothy Gold12 4 Phoenix Dawn and Trey Dover 4 stein Culver City Cakf 46 13 Atmee Offner Norrlslown Pa and 52 14 Tiffany Brian Helgenbarg Wkladelph Be key Marlatla Ga and Richard Gkm Atlanta 54 fast-brea- in the J McCarthy third-ranke- Last Swimming Meet: South’s final home swimming meet evpr is scheduled next Thursday at 3 p m against Judge With a lack of swimming pools for other Salt Lake City schools the Salt Lake Board of Education better keep control of the pool when South is closed so other eity schools can v i Sportlook: Pit) Football: NFL Commissioner Pete Roielle fined the Son Francisco 49eri $50000 Thursday for offerlnQ their players bonus money for mahing the plovoffs According to a statement the 49ers vloloted league rules regarding “the form and timing ot the bonuses and tailing to follow proper procedures In the filing of player contracts which contained Ihese bonuses" Roielle said he would not rescind the bonuses promised to the team bv owner Edward Detartalo Jr following the NFL plovers' strike DeBortolo prom-Ise- d eoch plover ta double his plovoff money for the opening round That meant that It the 49ers went as a wild card they would earn 1 12JW0 Instead ot lust $4000 But because they won the NFC West title thev collected $20000 apiece for the first round DeBortolo also promised to double the Super Bowl bonuses owed the plovers on San Fronclsco's undefeated strike team Son Fronclsco General Manoger John McVay defended the bonuses as a normal business Philadelphia Eogles defensive end Reggie White practice named United Press International's NFC Defensive Plover of the Year Thurtdov says the biggest honor he hos received Is the wav opponents odlust their offense to him White whose 21 socks tell one short of the NFL season record wos a landslide winner In voting among 42 football writers — three In eoch NFC cltv He received 40 votes with New York outside linebacker Lawrence Taylor and Chicago middle linebacker Mike Singletary drawing on e eoch Buffalo defensive end Bruce Smith received 31 of 42 votes among AFC writers to win AFC Defensive Player ot the Year honors Smith's closest competitor was Seattle Inside linebacker Frtdd Yeung who received six votes j i t ' i i (i 'a! - -- ' j t j Football Dick MocPherson who hod o record In his first six seosons ot Syracuse University reached what he colled “the zenith of my career" Thursday when he wos named 1987 malor-colleo- e Cooch of the Year bv the 5500 members of the Amerlcon Football Cooches Association"! had no Idea what It meant when people sold ‘My cup runneth over' It never hod until this year and It certainly has now and I know I'll never be this high ogaln" sold MocPherson who led the Orangemen to an 1 1 record and a No 4 national ranking Harry Edwards the head of professional baseball’s minority hlrlno program Thursday called for a boycott by block athletes of the University of Kansas' athletic program because of fhe woy the university filled Its head 1n 1984 fired head football coochlng position The Jayhawks cooch Bob Volosente at fhe end of the season and hove replaced him wilt) former Kent State cooch Glen Mason Edwards says that even though qualified black candidates applied for the lob the university "did not even reply" to those lob interview requests “The molor problem with the University of Kansas wos that It did not respond ta creditable and competent block candidates" Edwards said “We are not demanding that Kansos hire a black coach bid we are asking that black candidates get equal treatment" At Columbus Ohio following through on Its threat If Ohio State faked to hire a block head football coach a minority rights group Thursday colled on black high school athletes to boycott playing tor the Buckeyes Ohio State last week hired Arizona State head coach John Cooper to replace Earle Bruce os head coach for the Buckeyes Charles Ross of Columbus a leader ot the Coalition Against Racism In Colleges and Universities said the group will send a letter to block high school athletes suggesting they attend college somewhere other than Ohio State College Ice Skating tl WALIS CONFBRENCE s He tried to improve his game by working with Another NHL Standings B-- Ricky is one of those rare basketball players with a natural ability to shoot the ball He might not be able to jump high enough to dunk a basketball But Berrett has the ability to hit shots from A few of his have come from 26 or 27 feet out "We shoot for 20 minutes before we start practice" explained Berrett 1 get a partner and practice long shots I use my legs a lot to shoot with When I'm not using my legs he tells me I try to bend my legs and follow through with my wrist and knees together " Gbs I Short Utahns Hitting From Continued From 7 on Llntsmn-R- 1 Jodi Friedman Denver Aemgan Stoneham Mass Flock Soring Yakov CaW Aggies lM and) FG 41 71 Lahigh M2 Brown 12 Monmouth N J 44 Faxteigh Dickinson 10 Rhode Island 13 Penn SI 40 SI Bone venture 12 Rutgers 41 Vermont 10 Northeastern 72 Veto II Manhattan II 20T SOUTH Alabama SI 104 Alabama ASM 10 Beotlsl Cot al Winthroo pod snow Benedict al ppd snow 72 Liberty 42 Carnot Florae ASM 105 Md-- E Shorn II Furman II Citadel 14 Georgia $1 Alabama 57 St 40 Southern N Georg Georg N Centenary II Louisiana Tech 72 MtdOe Tenn 47 Miss vasey si 44 Tougatoo 40 Nkhots SI 42 SW Teaas SI 51 OH Doner ion 71 South Florida 77 71 1 Misslssmce 9 South Cerottne 10 Virgin tech 77 71 Mercer 47 Stetson W Carohna 111 Ferrum (1 MIDWEST Arkansas Si 75 Mo Kansas O'v 58 Drake 43 Indiana St 54 tinofs 65 Minnesota 61 OT Iowa St 99 GramMng St 0 Purdue 04 Ohio St Tf SW Missouri SI 64 Si Louis 49 W Winois 07 Chicago St 64 Wuconvn 70 Michigan St 72 TOT SOUTHWEST Lamar 04 Coppni St ? 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Pro Baseball Left-handCharlie Leibrandt a big winner In contract arbitration the last two seasons ogreed to a two-yeworth about about S24 million with the Kansas Cltv Rovols Thursday Terms were not disclosed but The Associated Press learned contract will that Leibrandt who hod been seeking o three-veo- r get around $12 million a year a raise from the $850000 he made last season Leibrandt who was 1 wltho34i earned run average last year has been a member of the Royals' starting rotation since Mov 1984 In 125 starts since then he Is 8 with a 358 ERA The Minnesota Twins announced Thursday thev signed free contract worth ogent third baseman Gary Gaetti to a three-vea- r S43 mHllon Gaetti said he is very happy to remain In a Twins uniform and “relieved" the negotiations were over The old player Is a two-tim- e Gold Glove winner He hit 257 with 3 1 home runs last year Andre Dawson and his agent Dick Moss have relected the Chicago Cubs' latest contract offer Cubs General Manager Jim Frey said Thursday Frey would not reveal fhe amount of money offered or the length of the contract but sold "We are now waiting for a counter proposal" Dawson recently said he expected to reach an agreement with the Cubs without going to arbitration and that he was looking for o two or three-vea- r deal No maor-leaou- e baseball plovers filed for salary arbitration Thursday leaving the total at one — catcher Steve Lake of the St Louis Cardinals who filed Wednesday Players with three or more service who were not eligible for free agenyears of malor-leagu- e cy may file for solary arbitration until Jan 15 Among those eligible are George Bell the American League MVP Dawson and Frank Viola the World Series MVP '( ' Pro Basketball Hall of Famers John Havlicek and Oscar Robertson were among 10 former NBA greats named Thursday to the East team for the Legends Classic to be played prior to the NBA Gome at Chicago on Feb 4 Others named to the East squad were Dave Bing Dove Cowans Johnny Groan Calvin Murphy Clifford Roy Tom Sanders Rondy Smith and Jamaal Wilkes The team will be coached by Hall of Famer Bob Cousy The Phoenix Suns on Thursday activated forward Armon Gilliam and made room tor him on their active roster by placing forward Winston Crite on the Mured list Gilliam broke o bone In his left foot during a Nov 4 gome In Porhond He was the Suns' top draft pick In 1987 and wos the second plover picked overoll In the NBA draft Suns spokeswoman Tom Ambrose sold Gilliam would be In uniform Thursday evening for the Suns' home game against Dallas and wos expected to play PrO Hockey: At Toronto Dino Ciccarelli of the Minnesota North Stars appeared at an NHL disciplinary hearing Thursday one dav otter receiving a match penalty for swinging his stick at Toronto's Luke Richardson Ciccarelli faces o probable suspension for the Incident for which he received a malor penalty tor high Stick Ino and a match penalty for trying to Mure Richardson swung his stick at Richardson three times hitting him twice but the Toronto rookie wos not Mured John McCauley the NHL's director of officiating attended the game and called ft the most f ogrant stick swinging Incident at Maple Leaf Gardens In nearly 20 i 1 years —Complied bv Tribune Staff !rf Girls’ Schedule Friday' SttaduN REGION ONE Bonneville at Clearfield 5 30 o m Box Eider el Layton 530 om Rov at Weber 5 30 d m REGION TWO Alt et American Fork 5 IS pm Orem at Blnphem 5 15 p m Mere!i at West Jordan SIS pm Pracftca Gamn Opden at Judge 330 pm South Summii at Morgan S pm Skyline at View moot 4 pm Transactions BASEBALL AmartcAn Laagut KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Sngd Chart Letbrandi wtchar to a contract MINNESOTA TWINS-Sign- ed Gary Gatttl third Baseman to a torn-vee- r contract ‘Perfect’ Boitano Rolls At Skating Nationals - DENVER (AP) Brian Boitano who is making a habit of setting history received eight perfect scores for his short program at the U S Figure Skating Championships Thursday night Boitano headed for his fourth straight national title got the 60s for presentation Last fall at Budapest Boitano became the first skater to receive' perfect marks in a short program in international competition when he got four 6 0s The eight 60s were the most ever for a man in any American figure skating competition His other mark for presentation was a 59 For required elements he received seven 5 9s and two 5 8s “I was hoping for one” he seid of the perfect marks “When they all came up in a row it was amazing “ His scintillating performance to “Les Patineurs" The Skaters) was highlighted by a superb double axel one of the required jumps and an excellent triple p loop combination jump axel-dubl- i "I think that was the best combi- nation I've ever done in my life" Boitano said “It’s the real key to the program the real challenge ” Boitano 24 of Sunnyvale Calif also won the compulsones worth 30 percent of the total score The short program counts for 20 percent and Friday night’s freestyle is worth 50 percent Christopher Bowman 20 of Los Angeles who was second in the compulsories also finished second in the short program He was followed by Paul Wylie 23 of Denver who was third in the compulsories Earlier an angry Debi Thomas turned aggressive and won the women’s compulsory figures Thomas the 1986 national and world champion struggled on the first figure a counter and wound up second behind Caryn Kadavy But Thomas 20 of San Jose Calif vented her anger with herself by performing a paragraph bracket and paragraph loop on the next two figures to take first place near-perfe- Zi I s I - 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