Show 4M1l(rlWtovirlTWwqpalw 4D The Salt Lake Tribune Thursday December 1987 31 Tribune Sports Scoreboard Sonics 111 Celtics 105 Pro Basketball KJ BOSTON S S McHM 36 9 Panin DJohnson 13 Acres 4 0 9 9 0 0 Lotieus 13 7 Totals Tank McNamara At A deuce By The Assedaied Press East DMslan Pro Hockey 22 9 Ampe 1 1 Slotting 3 2 Roberts 4 Dave 9 9 Mmnefie) NBA Standings International Hockey League (IDS) Bd f f 1M6 6ASV 9 NHL Standings 4 6 IAUICIWiSpI&UH'V lGUt?6 CfcKJ C60MK1 C7EAP!) 1$ TU( VEAR'5 VMO&XVe StXJVE GOTTA MS By The AsaacMed Press SEATTLE (III) Al Tfents MST 5 Chambers Ml 31 McDaniel WALES CONFERENCE 17 C Johnson (Ml 0HI 0 EMs 26 Patrick DMUon McMillan 90 2 Vincent 6 92 4 Lister 5 5 12 Potymce -l 90 2 McKev 90 2 NY islanders WMams 30 2 0 Schoene Phiiaxprwa Young 90 60 1 111 30 (Totals New Jersey BoWa SeeJN 27 2$ 29 in9 pmsburgn victory gnd Detroit SI Louis Toronto Minnesota Chicago 20 Cowboys 19 7 an overtime loser gats ont ooint: Tuesday's Semes Milwaukee 5 Peone 6 SO Colorado 6 Sail Lake 3 WeWwidev'l Camas Peoria at Muskegon Fort Wayne at Mitwaifcee Saginaw at Ftm 36 139 35 32 122 135 SPoftTgStflpwtynS Thursday's Camas FRnl at Fori Wayne Peoria al Saginaw CP CA PH 123 Muskegon Colorado tl Ju Kalamazoo at Salt Lake 127 Top Twenty Fared 135 Smut 30 PtvtslaH :Sportlook: How Iht Associated Press Top Twenty colege baskelba learns fared Wednesday-N- 10 lowo-H- ess WaWtostteYs Camas Detroit 105 Indiana 95 Portland 117 Washington 112 A Heme 117 Cleveland 19 Houston 102 Milwaukee 93 Sen Antonio 140 Sacramento 101 Utah 104 Gotden Stele KD Phoenix 121 Los Angeles Clippers Seattle 111 Boston 105 102 Wvt 19 17 Rushes-var- 4 3 Passing Relurn Yards 237 332 S2 27 90 Fumbles-Lo- el New York 5 JO s Penelties-Yard- pm Time ol Possession Denver el Washington 6 pm Philadelphia al Portland I pm Warriors run (pass faded) 1 Punts Friday's Carnes 104 run (Worker kick) return Interception 3 33 Owe IhmNyT Camas Jazz relurn punl First downs No games scheduled Los Angeles Cuppers blocked 3034 2926 INDIVIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING— Iowa Harmon Hudson 1943 Bevtoss 919 Bess 7 Harttleb Bena (minus 21) Wyoming Abraham 914 Sargent -l Burnett Mmmus 11) PASSING— Iowa HarWeb Wyoming Burnatt RECEIVING— Iowa Flagg 993 Cook 5 Harmon B Welkins 972 Early Clark Hminus 2) Wyoming Sorgenl AbraWood 951 Joseph Loving Gibson ham Hodman Lodus Kilpatrick 103 9 Ariz State Air Force 33 3 -33 Air 7 7 0 14—29 Fare 92) TecMca Ms Bhdwd eb Firs) downs Fumbles-Lo- Fouled (Rodman 17) liams 95 Indiana (Dantbv roit Total 19 7) Technical-Pers- 117 Bullets PHhd a Bv Dtc Eastern Michigan Worn 2 rry 22 Oklahoma Whins Tulane South 12 UCLA 20 Georgia 25 Referee-M- 20 At Memphis Arkansas 17 At Arizona St 33 Tern w Clemson (ABC) Stele 6 om 1 Ctttvs Bowl At Ortanttto Fto 32-- 4 vs Penn Slate 10 4 TtnrwsMt (Miztou) Saturday Jan i vaui Dwtoi At Afairta mdtana noon Hal al Fans At Bawl FIs Alabama Tara vs Michigan Edward Homacek 2 0- 4 4 0 Adam 43 3 Nancy 1 4 15 Humphries 0 13 4 Davrs 3 Thompson 5 0 4 Cook 2 Cnte 12 21 25 32 LA Omars Davis Pouted 40 (Nance 14) Los Angeles 41 (Cage 13) Assists— Phoenix 33 (Homacek I) Los Angaias 27 (Draw 12) Tot at II Los Angelas 14 goats— Johnson Rebounds-Phoe- Rockets 93 HOUSTON (M2) 4 7 5 Petersen 90 4 McCray IS OUuwon 911 29 Floyd 24 -l 1 Carrol Short M4 94 Loavel 17 Raid IS 94 2 Maxwa 91 94 0 Comer 94 0 Fret 5 94 4 Johnson 94 1924 KB 94 4 ToleS MILWAUKEE (93) 13 4 17 Sifcma Cummings 14 Presley Breuer 95 12 Lucas 9M 5 7 Hodges 99 0 16 Mokeskl 91 2TolaS I Mention 3 94 4 Moncnof 9 7 6 Pro Tennis 93 Houston B 23 36 31 22 17 B3 Miwoukoe Rebounds-Hous- ton Fouled 49 55 (Olauwon Carrol 11) Milwaukee ton 25 (McCray (Pressev Ml Short 4) Milwaukee 23 (Pressev 111 Total kxds— Houston 22 Milwaukee 21 Technicals— Sdsmo Leave 2 (elected) - 0- -3 Blackhawks CNcaea First Panod—l (Larmar R Wilson) 1 1 -4 3 0 -4 11 17 4A Perd-- 5 Minnesota Maruk (Below CccareM) 120 Third Period— 4 Minnesota Bedews 2S (do) 7 Minnesota (Lawton V1veiros Acton I (Ruskowski Musii) 1339 I Minnesota Cccarei 24 18 45 (en) 9 Chicago R Wi190 10 Minnesota lson 3 (Nvtund Mackev) Bettows 24 (Ciccareli) 1935 (en) Shots on Chicago Second Oooortumiies-Mmnes- 2 of ota Takko (30 shots 26 6 Lmesmen-R- on 0 Flyers At Edmonton Albert wavne Gretzky set up three goals and added a goal himself m the thd period to lead thf Oder to a triumph over Philadelphia stopping the Flyers' unbeaten streak at 14 games Before running into the Oners the Flyers had a record and hadn t lost since Nov Gretzky made the ptavs to set up goals bv - BRISBANE Results Australia (AP) Wednesday of the 6150 000 Ariadne Classic womens tennis tournament at the Mton Court Singles Second Round Dianne Baiestrat Austral def Aim De3 vries BeHxum Claudia West Germany dtf Ann Maria Fomandez 1 3 US Heffwrmgton Canada def Etsuko 4 3 ) Japan Potty Ftndtck Sacramento CHrf def 1 Farbank San Diego 4 TNrd Round Pascal Paradis France def Masako 4 1 Yanagi Japan Manon BoNegraf Netherlands def Ebzi 1 1 beth Smylie Australia Svtvta Hanika West Germany def Heath2 4 4 er Ludtoff Foster City (7- - Ji Cl 1) Jana Nvotna Czechoslovakia TimfcuN Australia 4 1 2 at San 76 NFL Injury Report - - SEATTLE AT HOUSTON Seahawks: RB Curt Werner (ankle) Is out S PaU Moyer (shoulder) Is doubdul WR Paul Skansi (shoU-Tder) is oueshonaple LB Greg Gaines (knee) CB Terry Taylor (ankle) are probable Odors: SE rtatfwa Cooks (quad) Is oueslionabto T Bruce Davis (tool) WR Ernest Glvlns (tool) RB Mike Rosier doe) WR Drew Hit (tool) C Jay Penmson (back) are probable MINNESOTA AT NEW ORLEANS kings LB Jesse Solomon (knee) Is quesikm-Koable DE Chris Doiemen (tool) RB Rick Fen- nev (hamstring) ere probable Sainls DB Tol Cook (shoulder) is out LB Alvin Totes (knee) TE Jofyi Tice (abdomen) LB Vaugnan John-ion (ribs) are Oueslionabto - Utah Ski Report SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Utah Ski Association reported Ihe todowmg conditions Wednesday el me stole's ski resorts Alta— 43 total S new Beaver Mountain-- 34 total no new Brian Heed— 72 total no new Brighton-- 42 total 4 new Deer Valley-- 30 total 4 new Elk Meadows— 9) total ?4 new Nordic VaKey-x- xx total xx new Park City— 39 total no new Park West— 27 total 6 new Powder Mountain— 54 total 2 new Snowbasm-- 26 total no new Snowbird-- 33 total 3 new StiHude-- 3) total no new Sundance— 30 total 4 new Snow doom m Inches refers snow at New snow refers to snow wtmm Ihe Iasi 24 hours Boise E def Wendy SI 56 Minois 72 Jan Kum on a power play Kevxi Lowe while shorthanded at even and Esa TAkanen strength Those goats came on Edmonton's first six shots on goal Frsl Period- -1 1i5 (pp) (Gretzky) (Gretzky) 449 (sh) 3 (Kum Gretzky) Second Period— 4 9ii (McSortrr) 4(0 5 8 8 8--8 3 2 -4 Kurri 21 Edmonton 2 Edmonton Lowe 2 Edmonton T lumen K Edmonton EOwmon (Smith Krushetnyski) 14 14 Third Per md -- 4 Edmonton (Tfckwn Fuhr) 1145 Shots on goal— Phiiadetphia monton Power piav Oooortunities-Phtiedelp- hie of 4 4 Edmonton Hextal saves) Edmonton Firfv Hannan McSortey 4 4 30 Gretzky 0 d Referee— Dave Stewart Swede Knux Mike Cv (79 A- - 17 502 107 126 Brier CMf 65 Dana 92 Joseph's 79 Pacific U 75 Camedan Tournament Champion gyp Chico Gar Prep Basket Tvesder's Schedule Piacfct Gomes Box Elder at Bear River 430 pm at Roy Ogden 4 om Jordan at West Jordan noon TavtorvHt at Woods Cross SI Linesmen— Grand ThmtoyH litotttts at Ban Lomond 4 pm SI dusk OtaffdMrahip 83 SW Louisiana 72 Third Place Penn SI 69 Yale 50 CetonW Classic Champtemhlp W Connecticut 99 Rhode Island CoA 90 TNrd Ftoce CCNY 70 Romano 36 Cator Caumry Classic ChanwtonsNp S Utah 117 Adams St 73 Third Place Colorado Mines 90 Southern Cal CoA 76 Colton States Ctossic Tn --Chattanooga beat (12-- Arizona 11 Slate Minois 93 Purdue (131) beat Miami No 12 Michigan (11-did not ptay No 13 Indiana did not play No 14 lowo 4 beat Oral Roberts No 15 Nevoda-La- s did not Vegas ptou No 16 Iowa State (N-2- ) dto not play No 17 Kansas (33) tost to St John's 7356 No N Georgetown (31) beat Florida Inter2 national No 19 Memphis Stele (33) beat Maris! 73 57 No 20 LouisvMe (33) beat Mississippi State Wyoming 100 Cincinnati 73 CINCINNATI (73) 7 Jackson Banks 5 9 30 6 Glover 3 4 McClendon 321 3)6 37 19 Givens 0 9 Starks 6 0 0 2 4 Ellison Robinson 20 Rued 32 0 0 May Yales 3030 0 Flynn 310-- 0 0 Totals 3377 73 WYOMING (100) Dembo 36 23 Sommers 3 Leckner 35 2 9 Dent 3 Boyd 4 4 9 Davis 7 N Jones S 5 9 Fox 35 26 Lodglns 2 0 4 Williams 31 30 Kluge 31 310 Amundson 0 0 4 Tyson 0 2 Samuels 33 2 2 Totals 7 3 Anzona 3 N Carolina 115 UNR 91 NORTH CAROLINA (115) 4 Madden 9 4 15 Reid 7 9 Williams 311 310 25 Lebo 4 9 Smith 9 19 5 Denny 3 Buck nail Hyatt 30 6 10 Rice 30 0 4 Elslun -l 0 2 May 0 0 0 ChHcutt 6 18 Jenkins 0 0 0 Fox 4 32 4 Totals 1 7 IIS NEVADA-REN(91) Martin 14 Wiliams 7 4 10 4 Slrachan Panzzia 2 15 Ow6 19 King ens 20 Ruoo 3 Gavin 6 30 6 Totals 91 Halftime— North Carolina 57 Nevada-Ren- o 42 goals -- North Caroline 4 (Madden Smith Lebo 31) Nevada-Ren- o 6 (Slrachan King Parizzia Owens Martin 31) Fouled Perlz-- n Rebounds-North Carolina 42 (Chdcutt Nevada-Ren- o 10) 37 (Martin 9) Assists-No- rth Carolina 24 (Reid 6) Nevede-Ren- o 14 rth (Owens 9) Total Carolina 20 Nevada-Ren- o 29 Technicals-No- rth Carolina bench North Carolina coach Stevens Texas 86 74 NEW MEXICO 196) 7 14 Thomas 7 Greene 4 8 Loettel 311 36 17 McGee 8 5 II Robbins 14 0 McBurrows 32 37 32 0 Whisenant 1 0 3 MMer 2 30 4 Newton 5 2 0 4 Longlev 3 Rogers 3 4 Totals 33 S3 1325 96 TEXAS (74) Green 31 2 Gipson 30 2 Nassar 310 0 K) Jeans 32 30 4 Mays 34 15 3 Hegos 315 38 24 Fowler Fluckev 0 0 0 2 4 Bridges 0 30 0 Muller 9 Broadway 311 0 14 Totals 74 ew Halftime-NMexico 34 Texas 37 3 E Latest Line I Bv McCarthy The Gamacocks hare covered 5 of 6 aoast toaro with a JOO recorp or bettor Take South Caroline minus Ihe soot over Lsu m the Gator Bowl 83 83 44 SOUTHERN CAL 3 ORANGE BOWL (at Miami Fla j Oklahoma 3 (Saturday) HALL OF FAME (at Tampa Fla) Alabama PEACH BOWL (at Atlanta Ga) St MiAMI-FL- Michigan Indiana Dakota St 44 Norm Dakota 43 Marti Pari Taumamant ChamptonsNp Norm Park 72 St Xavier S3 Pain Baadi Classic UTAH ST Vanderbilt U Boston Louis Quebec PNodettNa Chicago Winnipeg 66 St Dtsl of Coiumbta 7$ TNrd Place West Georgia 73 Randotpb-Maco- n and Gold Oassic Pun ChampfemNp Defiance 78 Hetoeftwrg 77 17 71 Thomas 121 More Reefer 90 Qisut Third Place Lomsvile 86 Mississippi $1 42 Fum PNC Southern Mem 89 Texas A&M Hawaii 91 Crpiphtpn Y 97 am Ctouic Aquinas 87 Sacred Heart TNrd Place New Haven 98 Fremuin Pierce 72 Marietta 9$ Mercv N Y 44 SMI N Y 55 Uteri SI Mary BfBfJO Ctosslc Ceudv it — ft am w am 92 TNrdFtoct BtoomM) Friday's Schedule Coaeue Footbai Citrus Clemson Channel 4 It JO m — Coeege FoolOe Fwsla Bow! Florida SI NePraska Chennai 2 1IJ0 am Cokege Footbal Cotton Bow! Notre Dame w Texas A4M Channel S 1IJ0 am — Colegt Foolbal Cotton Bow! Noire Damp vs Texas MM (1160) — Coeege Footoai 1J0 Sugar Bow! Auburn Channel 4 Syracuse — Coeege 145 Footbal Rose Bowt ANchwan SI vs USC Channel 4 am Collegt Foolpaa Orange Bowt Oklahoma Mam Channel 2 4 am — Auto Racing Palm Springs g Grand Prix ESPN Cable-T7J0 om Women's Wight Lifting 1987 World Chamwonsnios ESPN Cable-T- am n- 44 siafan Island am 51 Massachusetts TNrd Place American toft 42 Maud OeAMi Oassic 95 w M em - 10 64 Spryigfieid 72 - 80 TNrd Piece CedarviHe 93 OT Ssfengj-- d Classic Wrston-Sale- Albany 91 - m $t Thomas Y - - S3 OwmwwNg N - am 69 4 St Jafm Fiyar TNrtt Ptoct Potsdam at 13 Nazaratn N Sacratt Haart ttofetoy Concord Ttturvtov'l Scttadul 11 Basktfbal King Cotton Hpkdav Classic ESPN Cabw-T1ZJ9 CoWgt Footbal Gator Bow! LSU vs Souftt Carobna Cbanrwf 5 SJ0 pm Kansas Collegt Basketball Staff at Utatt Staff KBLQ-A(1390 Logan) KBLQ-F(92 Logan) 9 Bkwbonnft College Footba Bowt Pfttsburgn Texas Channel 11 4 Basxefba Coeege Vanderbilt at Kentucky ESPN Cable-Tihl Hockey C 060c ado al Sail Lake KNKK-A(100) and KTKK-A(630) — Pawerboaf II Raong totomationa! CWboerd Grand Prix (laced) ESPN Cable-T- am 64 Rpctmtor Ctoulc Scranton Kansas State to Test Utah State in Logan Continued From D-- 2 Missouri State at home 9 to Southern Mississippi at home and its last game Dec 20 a 101-7- 2 loss to now-lltranked Purdue in West Lafayette Ind Utah State has won five of its last six games In those contests the Ags have averaged 104 points ‘ Kansas State is a good team we’ll have to play our best to beat them” said USU Coach Rod Tueller “I’m a little Concerned because in OUr last three fat RY1I at Weber and Tuesday in Logan againstgames Weber we’ve started so slowly We’ve got to get off to a better start” The Ags’ hottest hand of late belongs to junior guard 71-6- ' uta OIIVV pciicin UUVUgll first three games which is what he shot all last season But after USU’s overtime win over Utah Dec 5 Newey put together games of 14 13 27 and 17 points shooting 61 in that stetch Newey has raised his average front percent - - O— V AVV ivwi 1MU5 the Aggies in rebounding with a 61Wgm elicwcv diw average In the I tried to improve physically working out with weights and taking a lot of shots” said Newey I took a lot of shots in the 12- - to range working on a pump-fak- e move I think the practice is paying off” Senior point guard Kevin Nixon has also improved since the beginning of the season In the two Weber State games Nixon had 19 assists 10 steals and 32 points Kansas State is definitely a in opponents for step up us said Nixon They’re a good Big Eight team and we’ll really have to concentrate to beat them They’ll test us” Pokes Nab 10th Win ' Continued From D-- 2 Jones who was named tournament MVP and Brust also were the keys in a run by the Redmen at the start of the second half that turned a two-poideficit into a lead they never lost No 19 Memphis State beat Marist 7 in the game 75-5- 110 Mitchell scored Miami 26 82: At West Palm Beach Todd' points to lead No 11 Purdue to a rout of Miami and the Palm Beach Hurricane Classic Thrd Race Atxon Baseball: The Pocatello Giants baseball team has been sold to o' group of Investors but will remain In Pocatello General Manager Steve Oates sold Wednesday Oates said the Investors from Arizona and Son Francisco who bought the Giants for an undisclosed price from the previous owners o group of Salt Lake City Investors have taken the name Hum Baby Inc “Hum Baby” was the slogan of the San Francisco Giants during their National League Western Division-winning campaign last season The Pocatello Giants corm pete In the Pioneer League and have a player development contract with the San Francisco Giants —Compiled by Tribune Staff nt 110 OwmptamNp Gannon Michigan HeAdey 1 Miami Fla 82 TNrd Place Wake Forest 79 American Perroco Cub 11-- 0 ot Qiamptarehc Purdue I per-gam- Kalamazoo 42 Third Place Grove City 48 Olivet 63 Hunter CsAeee Tournament Championship Utica 75 YesNva 47 TNrd Race Hunter 120 $ Vermont 57 AAuttBl n neeaev loumamovw Championship Ind-P41 tndpts 77 ChemeriemND Wooster 53 TNrd Piece Dickinson 82 Lvcorrvng 45 Merit Cemret Cereerenc College Football: The University of Kansas whose football team won one game last season Wednesday named Glen Mason of Kent State Its new coach "The number one thing we got to change Is attitude which think Is the most Important thing in any program' or Mason said at a news regardless of whether you're conference Mason 37 replaces the fired Bob Valesente andJje-- 1 comes the youngest coach In the Big Eight Conference rTO -- 45 Muskingum football players are either trying to secure “a basic American right" or they are trying to carve out “o separate set of labor laws” for themselves a federal fudge here was told Wednesday “We’re not asking you to help us get a good collective bargaining agreement We’re lust asking for enforcement of antitrust laws" said Carol T Rieger on attorney tor the Minneapolis law firm that represents the players union In Its antitrust suit The plovers are suing the 28 National Football League owners to overturn the college draft and the free-ogensystem Rieger asked US District Judge David S Doty pretrial hearing Wednesday to prevent the NFL during a two-hoy restrictions on 450 players whose from enforcing the Individual contracts expire Feb 1 Doty said he would rule at a later that the date on the plovers’ motion and the owners’ counter-claileague has a labor exemption from antitrust laws Paul J Taglia bue a Washington DC attorney representing the owners accused the players of doing exactly what they said they weren't y system he said Is “a labor restraint develdoing The oped through the collective bargaining system What the players want to create Is a new concept of collective bargaining which is outside the law If they want a separate set of labor laws they should go to Congress and not here” Jerry Rice experienced his share of problems as a rookie with the San Francisco 49ers 241-yabefore breaking out with a receiving day late In the 1985 season Rice was named the NFL Offensive Plover of Year by The wide receiver Associated Press on Wednesday The played In only 12 games this season because of fhe plovers' strike 22 touchdown passes four more than but caught a league-recor- d the old mark established by Miami's Mark Clayton In 1984 Reggie White of the Philadelphia Eagles who came close to the record for sacks despite playing lust 12 games In the strike-shortenseason was named NFL defensive plover of the year bv The Associated Press on Wednesday White a defensive lineman in his third year with the Eagles after two seasons In the USFL hod 21 season of 1984 by sacks one short of the record set in the the New York Jets' Mark Gastineau That was 815 more than the league's runnerup Andre Tippett of the New England Patriots and nine more than Lawrence Toylor of the New York Giants second-be- st In the NFC Linebacker Otis Wilson angry at losing his starting ob during Chicago's defensive shakeup said Wednesday he had an argument with Coach Mike Ditka over playing time and feels he may have no future with the Bears “He (Ditka told me ‘your role is limited'" Wilson fumed "But I earned the spot I have and If I can't play here I'll play somewhere else" Later Wednesrl day Wilson skipped afternoon practice Bears spokesman Ken would say only that his absence would be “dealt with as an Internal matter" aywYTj Phi la Pharmacy 61 Ftosto Bawl dtssto Chamsianshtt) Duke 85 Third Place Michigan SI 59 91 Florida 0 NO OwnateniNo 74 S 3 Halftime— Wyoming 43 Clncinnali 29 Pbmt goals— Cincinnati (McClendon Jackson 31 Rued 31) Wyoming 314 (Fox 4 Dembo 7 Bovd Davis Samuels 31) Fouled 44 (Glover 9) Wyoming 47 (Jones Dembo 9) Assist- s- Cincinnati 16 (Givens 8) nali Wyoming 24 (Dent 7) Total 19 Wyoming 22 76 Eastern 1N- - Fla Auburn 72 Ttartt Piece Wiliam 4 Mary S7 ECAC HoAdev Fcsthnl Oumotomntt) St John's 70 Kansas 56 Third Ptoct Memphis St 75 Mansi 57 Eastern HeAday Vilancve Wipanar 4 Stony Brook 5 Upsato Ortsawat Taumamant Dm No N Oklahoma No New Mexico 64 97 Georgia Tech 13 91 1 6 OT 94 79 Caca-C- noon Was) at Cattanwaod pm Loeen al Judea 3 pm Sky Vww at Morpan I am Bonnavxto at Oedtn SJ0 pm American Fork at Vww moot 3 Provo a Wood Cross noon Buffalo 97 Hurd Mice WVa 69 Hiram Col Once bwttobanal QuntotonsNp 74 Cal Third Ptoct Whittier 90 OT FMh Plica San Bernardino St 69 Oregon Tech 63 Sevaidh Place 94 Lewis & Clark 90 Cabbar Cage CMssic OwfflpMrahp St Cloud St 75 Concordia Moor 57 TNrd Place Sioux Falls 84 Northwestern Minn 62 By The Assedaied Press BASEBALL American league DETROIT TIGERS— Signed Jack Morris contract pttcher to a Prop Basktfbal HeAday Qasstc Piute 8? Virgin Valov Nev 59 Penguttch 70 Mittord 44 Wetfiesdav't Schedule Millard 66 GrantsviHe 46 Bingham 63 Olympus 58 Bountiful at Bonneville 730 pm Bear River at Box Elder 730 pm Brighton 71 Davis 68 Uintah at Carbon 7 X p m Dugwav 65 Duchesne 43 East 73 Granger 61 Granite at Kearns 730 pm Layton 87 Woods Cross 14 Sooth Summit at Morgan 730 pm Timpview at Pavson 730 pm Provo 92 Pleasant Grove 45 Ogden 68 Roy 47 (OT) Clearfield at Sky View 730 pm Highland at Skyline 730 pm Spanish Fork at Sormgvile 7 JO pm West Jordan 90 Taylorsville 83 Ben Lomond al Tooele 730 p m Wasatch 71 San Juan 46 Mountain Crest at Weber 730 om Prove 92 Pleesard Grove 4S Ptoeswtf Grove M 31 44 45 Prove 14 41 43 92 Reason! Grove — Flinders 2 Olson 3 0 1 Havden 5 l--l 18 Grothe 7 0 14 Dickenson 5 ChurtM3-- 4 15Victor03-- 3 3 Totals 22 II 72 65 Provo — Santiago 7 33 Rofcns 3 2 10 Johnson 6 0 12 Durant 7 7 20 Davrs 2 4 7 Hal 0 2 2 Garvm 0 7 6 Roth 0 Totals 24 3236 92 Three-pogoals PG 1 (Dickenson) Provo 4 (Santiago 2 Roims 2) Saurdevs (Jan 2) Schedule Enterprise vs Richfield at SUSC Bryce Valley at Beaver 7 JO pm Bonnevde al Davis 7 JO pm Mitford at Dugwav 415 pm Delta at GrantsviHe 7pm Ben Lomond si Judge 7 JO pm totermountam Christian at Rich 415 pm Mountain Crest at Timpview 7 JO pm Bear River at Tooele 7 JO pm Manti at Wasatch 730 pm Highland at West 7J0 om 51 95 Cable Car Ctosslc Third Place St Sonoma St levs' 56 v Fans Third Place Peru St Transactions Prep Basketball St rnamrtaniMp Bethany SAN FRANCISCO GfANTS-Nam- ed Rafael Landestov for the hitting instructor organization New Yart Pwn Leegue NEWARK ORIOLES— Announced that the dub w move to Ene Pa for the 1988 season Ptaneer leegue POCATELLO GIANTS— Announced sale of the dub to Hum Babv Inr a group of investors from Arizona and California Named Jack Hiatt manager BASKETBALL Natena! Basktfbal AssadaHen INDIANA PACERS-Plac- ed Scott Skifes guard on the inured list WASHINGTON BULLET -- Waived Sieve Colter guard HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES— Assigned Don McSween defenseman to Rochester oI the American Hockey League NEW JERSEY An- Hers Carlsson center to Utica ol the can Hockey League COLLEGE NAIA— Placed Berry College's women's soccer teem on probation tor one veer tor unsanctioned tryouts ol orosoective plovers ILLINOIS STATE— Named Ten McCotmel offensive coordinator KANSAS— Named Glen Mason head tool-b- o coach and signed him to contract MARSHALL— Named Judy Southard interim airveiic director Hknots Third Ptoct Oral Roberts 94 Briar CM Qassk Iowa - No 9 Duke 3 Chamdarahto Oklahoma Mount Union IX Ed- TOURNAMENTS Atoartsen's Classic Champomlkp SI Mary's Cal 49 Thnl Place Sam Houston SI 67 Tournament HO- No 6 Temple did not play No 7 Syracuse did not play No 9 Florida (32) beat Michigan Stale (31) lost to No Pit) Football: Professional 5 73 S3 Mmn Morris 99 SW Minnesota 70 Minnesota H)6 Grambimg SI 92 Missouri 129 Alabama SI 64 Nabraska-Oma92 N Colorado 69 Oakland City 96 Ind South Bend 74 Ohio Northern 19 Concordia Mich 45 Ohio U 72 N C Wilmington 60 Oklahoma Christian 305 Augsburg 61 Rocky Mountain 77 Dickinson SI 69 Rosary 71 Nazareth Mich S3 W is Green Bay 75 N IKinots 69 SOUTHWEST Baylor 70 NW Louisiana 54 Houston Baptist 56 Texas A9I 45 New Mexico 06 Texas 74 FAR WEST Biota 79 George Fox 61 Color Wo Col 99 Buena Vista 79 Fort Lewis 79 Azusa Pacific 67 Fullerton SI 106 Brown 60 k SI 65 Gonzaga 97 Mims 16 Colorado 69 Lovoia Cadi 127 Holy Cross 104 Montana SI 93 Wetyem St Colo 42 North Carolina 1)5 Nevada-Ren- o 91 Pacific Ora 70 Occidental 64 Sacramento SI 19 Los Angeles St 74 Sen Diego 49 Mo Kansas City 60 Wyoming NO Oncmnali 73 NEW YORK (AP) The National Foot-ba- a League inury report for this weekend's Wild Card oiavod games as provided bv the 4 21 Ariadne Gassic 31 Super Bawl AFC Champion vs NFC Champion 4 Diego pm t Oilers 2 Bucks 6 Referee— Don Koharski Assetstme Leon Stickle ntx 102 2 A— 17 492 0 102 32 30 25 - At Chicago Brian Bellows' hat trick and a goal 0v Keith Acton with less than seven minutes (eft n the game led Minnesota to victory over Ihe Blackhawks Acton banged in e IBtooter with 1339 remaining to break a 3 t usl 134 altar Bettows had dettteted i his second goal o 9 Chicago 2 of 5 Goeses— Minnesota saves) Chicago Pang 19 0 5 0 4 Sander 0 0 121 0 Totals 4 LA CUPPERS 002) 4 12 Wibams Cao 1014 0 20 2 7 Woodson 12 Drew Curator 1 3 14 Bantam 27 DaAev 2 0 2 Totals 4 Vstynlmy 1 Phaenix North Stars Power ttav 021) 5 3 Blues 2 6ows 2 w 5 shots-2- 9 Chicaoo 325 (oo) 2 Minnesota 24 (Mao 911 (do) 3 Ciccareti) Noonan 4 (Savard 13 19 Chicago Larmer) (oo) 4 CNcaoo TAurrav 10 (penalty shot) Fla vs Miami 17 NFC and AFC ChamntomMpa Divisional piavod winners limes and site to be announced Faucettt Linesmen— Ron ark lorn Oklahoma om (NBC) M Findlay w Suds 121 Oippers 102 PHOENIX Johnson 0 of (31 1 Bawl At Temoe AriL Florida State 131-- 0 vs Nebraska 131-- 0 1130 am (NBC) Cotton Bowl At DaAos Notre Dome Texas A4M 32-- 0 1130 am (CBS) Sugar Baett At Naw Oriaans 130 vs Auburn 31-- 1 Syracuse om (ABC! Rasa Be4 CaM At Pasartona vs Southern Cal Michigan SI (NBC) Orange Baett SACRAMENTO (MO) 3 0 Pressley 90 9 Thorpe S Theus Kleme 3 12 K Smith 3 3 2 7 Thomoson 16 Tvtor I 7 IS Oldham McGee 13 Pmck-ne- v 3 16 Edwards 9 5 Jackson 0 7 Totals 9 109 SAN ANTONIO (140) Bttv 9 910 20 Greenwood 7 90 10 0 12 Roberts Brlckowski 913 2 22 4 Dawkins 25 Anderson 99 12 10 Wood 7 0 Nimenius 9 Neetv 1 SundvoM 5 90 6 Mitchell 91 12 Gudmundsson 91 90 0 Totals 5996 140 Sacramento 25 30 36 MI San Antonto 39 15 34 7 goals-W2 Robertson Kimtih Dawkins Fouled out— None Rebounds -- Seer amen to 57 (Thomoson 111 San Antonio 52 (Greenwood 9) Assist- s- Sacramento 26 (Pressley 5) San Antonio 42 (Dawkins 111 Total 21 San Antonio 24 A— 7294 Jan NFC DMstonto Playods Washington or Now Orleans al Chicago MJ0 om Houston or Indianapolis at Denver 2 pm Transactions i o--2 First Period— 1 Detroit Klima 21 (Burr) 411 2 SI Louis Feaerko 9 (Banning Ramose) IMS (do) Second Period— 3 Detroit Sharpies 5 (Yzerman Hatward) 307 (oo) 4 St Louis 16 (Jurnbul Benning) 4 10 5 De- Iron Hatward 2 (Gallant Sharpies) 1994 (pp) Third Period— None Shots on SI Lou3)3- - 10- -H is Power Way Oeoortunihes-Detroil 2 of 5 St Louis ol S Goenes-Detr- oit Stefan shols-3(32 saves) SI Louis Mitten A— 19342 Referee— Denis Morel Lmesmen-Ma- rk Vines Dan Sctiachle Fiesta Spurs 140 Kings 108 pm -3 14 SI Louts am 9) 24 2 Hart- - 30 Anaheim Can Air Force 28 Fritter Jen 9- -1 Dan McCourt Red Wings 29 At Houston Texas 0 1 1 9 Dmeen Halford Period- -1 1156 At St Louts a late d goaf bv Doug Hatward helped Detroit snap a losing streak with a victory over the Blues Hatward scored with a wrist shot from six feet out at of the second period with the Bkjes' Todd Ewen serving a pen- attv for high sticking goalie Greg Stefan The win before a crowd of 19342 ninth largest in Blues' history moved the Red back into first place m the Wings Norm Division over the Blues The Blues had lost only one of ther last K) games 20 Pittsburgh (Miztou) 1 13 AM At Sen Dteee Wyoming 19 TburvMv Dec 31 Gator Bawl At JadnemBe FM South Caroline 33-- 4 vl Louwan 31-- 1 1230 pm (CBS) Iowa Finn Ossie Wedwsdav Dec 29 Maple Leafs Conn Svfvam Shots on ford Power piav Oooortunities-Toro- nto Hartford 0 of 6 Goalies-Toro- nto Bester saves) Hartford Liut 22 Al MonHamorv North N OLdn pvn wani At HSMMlf Florida 16 Tuasdav Dae co 1(759 12 y -1 M Battto Price Folded out— Roams Rtbounds-Atto- nla (Koncak 9) Cleveland 59 (Daugherty Assisls-Atla- ma 26 Rivers 14) Cleveland (Daugherty Prict 7) Total Cleveland 29 24 Friday Dae 16- 49 27 Al American Bawl At Birnwmwm Ala Brigham Young M Sun Bawl At El Past Texas Stale 35 West Virginia 29 10 39 25 22 17 30 SI 19 Tuesday Dec 110 1 Aianto Dec NFC DMitonto FtovaRi Minnesota or Washington al San Francis- Perwd- -2 Second Toronto Secord 7 (Courtnal Leeman) 1147 Third Period— 3 Hartford Turgeon 16 (Cote) 1 H 4 Hartford F err wo 9 (Turgeon) At Washington Levmgston 99 35 15 -l 3 Wittmon 6 6 9 Rivers 9 Roams 93 6 Koncak 910-0- 0 Webb 92 2 2 Bento 1919 94 27 Carr 13 Hastings 93 4 9 Totals 4915 2933 117 CLEVELAND (IN) 6 4 3 5 9 7 WWarns Hubbard 917 17 Ehto 6 90 4 Price Daugherty 5 12 Curry 92090 19 Haroer 2 2 25 Wnl 4 6 K Johnson 91 2 2 4 Corbin 6 M Dudley 90 90 0 Totals 49 95 (Francrs) 12 San lose 30 Saturday 112 33 Frsl At 59 Hawks 117 Cavaliers 110 Oevdand TM Aiudmd Press 5 ATLANTA (117) 2 Al Tkrws MST Fouled goals— Anderson King Rebounds— Portland 59 (Duckworth (I) Washington 55 (MAftatont 11) Portland 31 (Porter 14) Washington 27 29 Washing(Bogun 9) Total ton 29 Technicals— Washington coach Star Washington Coach Lougnery 6 Ford 19391-27Letnlch 6 am - 3 College Bowl Glance 19 34 27 WcMngbn 925 t (20 At Hartford Turgeon scored his 16th goto and assisted on an Insurance goal by Ray Ferraro to spark the Whalers to a victory over Toronto Turgeon scored on rising slapshot from the too ol me tod circle to snap a He as me e Whalers snapped winless streak Turgeon (hen helped Ferraro who scored with 901 to play Kevin Dmeen also scored tor Hertford and ooallendtr Mika Lluf stooped 29 shots Al Second scored tor Toronto RECEIVING— Arizona Cox St K Hudson T Johnson Gamed Air Fair Wendort Wlnstov Force Sam 345 Krause 921 G Johnson Berth Roberson PORTLAND (117) 11 9 Ca Jones 4 7 30 kirsev S Johnson 1 24 92 4 Drexler 4 Porter 16 Duckworth 912 5 14 Anderson 9 97 14 Holton 93 90 4 Lucas 91 90 0 Totals 1 3939 117 WASHMGTON (112) Cettodoe 97 4 9 ChJones S 90 4 MMatone 19 F Johnson 94 5 JMatono 1923 32 King 1916 94 29 HI 0 9 Wliams 92 0 0 Alarie Bogun 0 90 9 Bol 90 90 OTolols 4995 3 117 Whins 6 St on Trailblazers Wendort 917 Air Force Booker G Johnson 913 Indiana 19 21 Indiana 9) Whalers Wi- 3 tm of Releree— Andy Van Hedemond Broseker Ray Scapinedo 124 29) Foret McDowe Air Hams SI Wlnstov Ford Me Dowel Smith 6 0 31 22 (Fleming one RUSHING-Arlz- PASSING-Arlz- Main I Wednesday's Scares By Da Assedaied Press EAST Fairteigh Dickinson 72 Lovoia Md 65 George Washington 73 Indiana Pa 49 n 93 N V Tech 71 Noire Dame 64 St Bona venture 49 79 Wavnesburg ASegheny 74 West Virginia 99 George Meson 91 SOUTH Davidson 92 Hofslra 67 Georgetown 79 Fla totomatlonai 52 Marshal 92 Kent St 67 Maryland 99 Arkansas 61 Roams 113 Gordon 76 South Alabama 107 San Francisco SI 75 Slot son 99 3 Mmols 96 Tennessee Tech 75 Samtord 74 Troy SI 73 63 Virginia Tech 97 Ok) Dominion 71 MIOWEST Akron 95 51 Bat St 69 Valparaiso 63 Bomldii St 74 Moorhead SI 70 Bradev 97 Dayton 90 Drake 95 Nebraska 69 EvansvMe 74 Indiana St 59 Huron 97 Dakota Weslvn 66 By UWtod Pvuu IntomtaenN Al MST Sunday's Games NFC Wld Card Minnesota al New Orleans 1OJ0 am AFC Wtd Card Seattle at Houston 2 pm Jan 9 AFC DNHtonto PlayaHl Seallto or IndtanoooH al Cleveland 1OJ0 2 Opoortunuws-Washing- ton New Jersey 5 I9IOIVIOUAL STATISTICS Roberts Roberson IB 19 35 ’ 19 20 30— Rebounds-Delr- oit 49 (Williams 12) 12 4 Goalies— Washington Malarchuk shots-1- 7 New saves) Jersey Seuve 1 1996 2717 Tima ol Possession Selby 90 14 Lalmbeir 914 S U Dumers 912 II Thomas 917 94 13 Johnson 6 90 7 90 1 Badtord 7 90 1 Totals 2 MS INDIANA (9S) Parson 9 9 Wiliams 92 4 Slloenovich 7 95 13 Fuming 7 3 9 Long 9 10 29 Mdbr 90 Gray 99 91 90 2 THdeb 91 94 7 Anderson 5 19 0 2 Totals 4990 1922 95 Whaeier DdrsR of 916-- 7 2 PenaHies-Yar- - 99 Power-plo- y 71 46 Punts - DCTHOfT (MS) Dander 117 272 19391 - Pacers 69109 Passing Relurn Yards - none - Gdden 105 21 22 Rushes-var- Stele 3 (Higgins Sampson Harris 1) Utah II (Eaton 7 Stock-Io- n 7 Trlpucke Bedov 1) Mohs Golden Slate 11 (Smith 4 White Frank 2) Ulan IS (Malone 4 Stockton Scurry 3 lavaroni 7) Turnovers Golden Stele 25 (Teagle White 5 Higgins 4 Whitehead Harris 3) Ohrldi — m Mathis B Alexander T A 12211 Pistons AF ASU - 4 2 11-0- -3 Hunter 12 Washingion 451 (op) 2 Washing- (Murphy Gusltfsson) Gusltfsson 11 13J7 (sh) 3 New Jersey 4 (Kurvers CireOe) 15J1 Second Penod- -4 Now Jersey Pa Sund- slrom 9 (Sudmon) 705 (sh) 5 New Jersey Verbeek 21 (Maker Broten) 1039 (po) 4 Hunter 13 (Guslafsson) Wastongton 1339 (PP) Third Period— 7 Washington Hatcher 10 (Pe Sundstrom Guslafsson) 15J9 Shots on 0 New Jersey First Period--1 NFL Playoff Schedule Jan NJ WasWnn — mu - am 3 Kevin Hatcher scored with 431 remaining to break a tie and give Washington a victory over New Jersey The victory was the first for Washington in four games Hatcher traded a break in which Bengt Guslafuon and Peter Sundstrom skated in on Bob Seuve in the New Jersey net Gustafsson passed to Sundstrom whose shot was stooped by Seuve but Hatcher picked up It loose puck and pul II into me open net crowd of game was oltended by 19040 New Jersey's Itxrd straight sedoul AF—G Johnson 17 run (Yarbrough kick) ASU— Witbams 2 run (Zandetas kick) ASU— Harris 2 run (Zendens kick) ASU— FG Zendatas 36 AF— Bookar 3 run (Yarbrough kick) ASU—Cox 61 mss from Ford (Zendeas kick) ASU-- FG Zandaias 20 ASU— Wandorf 20 run (kick failed) 10 from McDowel (run failed) AF— Sem It from McDoweti run) A— 33261 IS 25 27 27 -1- 04 Field Goal Golden BiPdHg eerceneges Stale 470 Utah 472 Free Throw Golden Slate 774 Utah 621 Thne-gek- d Golden Stale aftmph 4 Uteh2-- 6 (Trloucka (Higgins Griffith 1135 Devils 4 East Rutherford At mu Jan at Washington Capitals 28 0M Friday's Gama Pittsburgh 9 AriunaSt Tuesday's Gamas Boston 4 Pittsburgh 4 tie Quebec 5 Buffalo 1 New York Rangers 3 New York Islanders 3 lie Montreal 4 Vancouver 1 WetoaiMy's Games UN Game Net Indudad Hertford 3 Toronto Washington 4 New Jersey 3 Detroit 3 St Louts 2 Minnesota 4 Chicago 4 Edmonton 6 Philadelphia 0 Winnipeg at Los Angelas (n) TtwnMy'i Gamas Boston al Buffalo 535 pm St Louts at Detroit 535 pm Quebec at New York Rangers 535 pm Phkfidetpma at Calgary pm Chicago at Minnesota 635 o m Winnipeg at Vancouver 135 pm Arizona (11-Kentucky beat No 9 Duke No 2 did not play No 3 Pittsbuyh did not play No 4 Norm Carolina beat 11S-No 5 Wyoming (HHM beat Cincinnati 1 (Houghttin kick) Wvo— Abraham Iowa— Wrlghl (Houghttin kick) Owe— Hudson A—61992 f A - Hawkeyes f -- 14 29 32 Weshmgton Bird D Johnson ny Rangers out— None Rebounds— Boston 49 Adeem DMslan (Bird 15) Seattle 66 (Lister 12) Assists— Montreal 22 9 9 S3 Boston 24 (Bird I) Seattle 26 (Vincent 9) Total Boston 21 14 4 46 22 Seattle 27 Technica- l- Quebec 2 34 16 16 McHM A— 14J50 14 16 Hartford 6 34 7 33 13 14 Buffalo CAMPBELL CONFERENCE er?W ERs Fouled bv Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds t - w NY Ridv 92 45 - championship Mitchell the tournament’s Most Valuable scored 17 points in the first half as the BoilermakersPlayer 10-- 1 scored 13 straight points to lead 1 at intermission Melvin McCants scored 16 points for the Boilermakers Everett Stephens 15 and Troy Lewis 14 Tito Horford scored 20 points to lead the Hurricanes 4 despite fouling out with 9:36 left and Joe Ross added 14 66-3- 6-- Oklahoma 107 111 Statee 56: At Oklahoma City Harvey Grant scored 30 points to lead d Oklahoma' over Illinois State in the championship game of the All-- 1 College Tournament Grant the tournament’s most valuable player scored) 16 of Oklahoma’s 21 points during a seven-minut- e stretch in the second half He had scored 40 Tuesday night in a 144-9- 3 d victory over Oral Roberts University No Carolina 115 Nev-Ren- o 91: At Reno Scott scored a career-hig- h 25 points to lead fourth-ranke- d North Carolina over the University of Nevada-Ren- o ' The Tar Heels 1 took control with a 14-- 4 outburst-midwathrough the first half J R Reid scored four points in that 3H minute spurt! giving North Carolina a 9 lead with 1016 remaining in the half lOth-ranke- first-roun- Wii--ha- 8-- 31-1- 1 I - 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