Show fJiriH l'mii 'i'hi 6D The Salt Lake Tribune 1988 18 Thursday February Tank McNamara Tribune Sports Scoreboard 0 Totals Nuggets 138 Celtics 125 Pro Basketball (125) 17 1 M2 33 Bird 415 45 13 Acres McHote 23 11 Ainge 9 17 22 6 Johnson 9 0 Mmroefieta Gilmore lohaus 8 Daye 18 Lewis 2 2 4 Roberts 7 94-125 00 0 Totals 44 94 DENVER (1381 English 13 2011 11 37 Rasmussen Pd 00 112-4 Evans 00 6 Totals Honzl 6 Dunn 108 FYtoenix 103 10 Los Angetes Chpoers 96 Thursday's Gomes Sacramento at New Yortt 5 30 p m Seattle at Detroit 5 30 p m Cleveland at Indiana 5 30 p m los Angetes Lakers at Houston o 30 p m San Antonio at Pnoemx 7 30 p m Friday's Gomes New Jersey at frtitoOeiphia 5 30 p m los Angetes Lakers at Artonta 6pm Socromento at CtKOQO 6 30 p m Detroit at Milwaukee pm Golden State at Doitas 6 30 p m Washington at Sari Antonio 6 30 p m Utah at Los Angetes Clippers 8 30 p m Boston at Portland 8 30 p m REGION Ja a REGION WASHINGTON ' 11 2 123 23 27 21 37—104 Washington 39 24 31 29—123 Dallas goals— Agutne Harper Fouled out— None Rebounds— Washington 58 (M Malone Jones 10 Dallas 59 (Tarpley 19) Assists— 2 (King Cattedge Cotter J Motone 4 Dallas 24 (Harper 11) Total touts— Washington 25 Dallas 18 lechmcols— Washington illegal defense A— 17007 Cavs 115 Sixers 107 CLEVELAND (115) 1 9 DoughWiHioms 516 Hubbard 7 17 54 19 Harper 7 13 2 2 16 Pnce 11 14 3 3 GO 4 Johnson (FI 2 2 2 Corbm5-928 Curry 2 Totals 4644 2G 0 10 West Ento 13 22 115 erty “ PHAADflPHIA (107) 3 3 13 Barktey 11 IV 4 9 26 Coleman Grmnski 44 14 Cheeks 11 18 2 2 24 King 4 12 10 Toney 54 2 3 12 McNomora GO 04 0 GO 2 Wingate G Henderson 2 32 26 Thornton GOO totals 107 30 29 26 30-- 115 Cleveland 33 21 31 22-- 107 Philadelphia goals— Pnce 3 King Fouled out— Bark ley Rebounds— Cievetand 48 (Dougherty 12) Philadelphia 36 (Gmmski 9) Assists— Cleveland 34 (Harper Pnce B) Philadelphia 28 (Cheeks 13) Total touts— Cleveland 18 Philadelphia 16 Technical— Philadelphia illegal defense A— 9 693 n Bucks fJ' r: 1 15 Sonics 93 SEATTLE (93) 12 McDaniel 44 10 Champers lister 4 712 9 Etus 10 19 44 26 Mi Miltan 14 12 3 G Vincent Potymce 20-- 2 Johnson 110-00 6 wniiams 4 10 56 11 McKev 7 GO 2 19 Schoene Voung G2 GO 0 Totals 22 93 M'LWAUKEI r (115) ummtngs 1GT9 G1 20 Srkma 611 1 2 13 Bieuer 611G3 1J Moncne'4 7 34 11 Pressey2 2 22 6 Pierce 4 12 44 12 Lucas 4’ 2 2 10 Kystvowiok 3 44 6 Reynoias 69 9 9 9 Hodges GO 0 Sfioeder Mannon 2 3 60 4385 29 33 115 Snaffle 23 26 26 1- 6- 93 Milwaukee 33 27 25 3G-Pornt ooais— ms 2 Fouled out— None Rebounds —Seattle 56 Lister 11) Mfwoukep 53 bixma Breuer 10) Assists— Seafie 23 iMcMinan 13) Mnwoukee28 Presse9i total fouls— Seattle 29 Milwaukee 16 A— 11 352 Trail Blazers 1 10 Clippers 96 PORTLAND (110) CoJones 67 44 14 Ke'sey 614 46 I7 Duck 5 2 worth 615 34 15 Oexie 1621 9 9 41 Porter 2 4 Puxsm 16 66 8 HvXion 46 GO 8 Anoerson 5123 Cn lone GO GOO Totals 4G ’9 29 33 110 LA CUPPERS (96) 66 21 W lt 9 14 GO 18 Beniomir 9 Coge 15 4 622 Wcxxtson 3 10 4 5 1C Dew48i:2 10 11 N 'rmor GO 0 KrteGOGO 0 Dcfiev 4 1C GO 4 Gtndcv GO 0 ’otois 39 ’9 Vjtefme 9e 110 Rorflond 29 32 22 LA Ctipper 26 26 22 2- 0- 96 xrt— Be nomi'i 83 I 4rv Rebounds --Portiond 53 Di Pinei 0ies 38 Bionur 8 svs's — P'wfiofxi?? T3i LosAno'es 6 a t xjiv— P ‘rtarv7 hr an Dukwvtr xne 2‘ lo A'xj tes iw’t -7 710 a 8 613 GO 2 Totols 22 Douglas 49 Schedule Thursday' State 2 A Basketball loumomenl at Wasaich High School m Hebei City 2 30 pm — Morgon vs winner 4 JOHN’S (68) 10 15 Wiltoms6-1Jone$4 155-- 13 8ojs!3-811 Horvey2 5 1 35 Bald 3 3 1213 Porter 2 28 Rtrpatnck 110-0Shurma G0 1 2 1 Lewis G 1 GO 0 MutoGOGOQ Totals 24 54 19 25 68 SYRACUSE (82) 21 Coternon 35 19 Thompson 7 12 2 14 Roe 36 12 Serkofy3102 38 Dougtos6-15Brower 49 2 9 Palmer G1 G 9 Duncan 110-182 0 0 Corey GO GO 0 Totals 3266 Halftime— Syrocuse 36 St Johns 30 Gpomt Brust G1) Syro2 (Porter goals— $1 Johns cuse 2 7 (Roe 2 5 Douglas G1 Coleman Fouled out— Thompson Rebounas — St John s 34 (Williams Jones 8) Syrocuse 39 (Coleman 14) Assists— St John s (Porter 4) Syrocuse 24 (Douglas 9) Total fouls— SI Johns 21 Syrocuse 18 A— 35460 5 GO 4 vs Lehi Wasatch vs Humcone 7 45 D m — Delta vs San Juan (An First Rouna Losers are Eliminated) Defto Wasatch MiHota and Megan hove first 15pm— MiHota 6pm— Tournament round byes Saturday Class 2 30 con’inues Girls' Tournament pm Christian 415 pm Green River vs Rich County Ponauitch vs Sait Lake Lutheran 6pm— 7 45 Wtnnei p m — Aftamont vs Valley South Summrt Monticello and North Summit have first iound Dyes Tournament continues through Saturday — f791 2 16 Kmg9 14 4 5 GrontV 140-- 18 Seiger5-99 Martin 22 Blaylock 4 7 28 12 Grace 3 7 2 GO 2 Totals 31 53 1G20 79 ST OKLAHOMA (75) 2 21 Woods G1 GOO Kmcheon Dumas 79 24 16 D Davis 2 2 GO 4 Starks 4 15 2 2 13 C Davis 14 2 Chnsfion 38 GO 8 Peterson G1 11 SmrthG Totals 3266 Jeftnes 56 69 75 Hairtime — Oktahoma 51 Oklahoma St 42 goals— Oklahoma 7 14 Serger 48 Btayiock 2 3 Grace 1 3) Oklahoma m 614 (Starks 38 Prep Hockey Slate Tournaments Opening round pairings for the AM AA and Independent State High school Hockey Tou moments which begin Monday Double elimination format Seedmgs m parenthesis AAA TOURNAMENT Game Monday's at Cottonwood (1) vs Easl (4) Highland Duke 73 Virginia 54 Heights 945pm Tuesday's Game Cottonwood (2) vs Brighton (3) at Cottonwood Heights 9 45 p m 4?lo GO 6 Batts 69 48 G1 9 Turner 14 Morgan 14 GO 2 Johnson 613 G1 12 Dame! 2 3G2 A Simms 1312 3 Crottv 4 Bair GO GO 0 Blundin 0 Totals 19 54 DUKE (73) Ferry 1G21 88 28 King 16 G1 2 Bnckey 2 8 34 7 Strickland 4 8 2 3 11 Snyder 5 GO 3 Smith 3 7 4 5 10 Henderson 2 2 8 Abdelnoby GO GO 0 Koubek 13124 Cook GO GOO Buckley GO GOO Totes 2665 2G25 73 Hairtime— Duke 30 Virqinto 22 Gpornf 2 Morgon G1 Virginia 2 5 (C roily Kennedy Johnson 61) Duke (Snyder 2 Kuubek 2 Strickland 1 3 Ferry G4 Henderson 61) Foutad out— None RePowtas— Virgirva 38 (Batts Duke 34 Ferry 9) Assists— Viromto 7 (Johnson 31 Duke 19 (Snyder 8) Total fouls— Virginia 21 Duke 21 chnicoi- s- Vugmo Dench Kennedy 8 564 1215 249 6 AA TOURNAMENT Wednesday's Game Olympus (2) vs Judge (5) at Bountiful 615pm Murray (3) vs Alta (4) at bountiful 7 45 p m (1) bve INDEPENDENT Bountiful TOURNAMENT 25 Ogoen (4) at the Safi (1) 9 vs (2) vs Hidcrest Taylorsville 15 pm (3) at the Salt 37 75 22 34 102 41 Hairtime—Missoun iowo Cowara 24 qoais— Missouri St 40 Irvin 3 7 College Tennis Ve G2 Chievous Men's Notional Indoor Team Championships Louisville Ky Southwest Louisiana 5 Utah 2 1— Bret bamen (SWD def Jan Nc Singles Kono 7 5 62 No 2— Johan HogsUtat iU) det Asniev R honey 64 67 63 No 3— Jav banev iSwii del Em Cnm 63 62 No 4 — Chris Enhtei (U' def Paul Reioe 63 46 7 5 No 5 — Curtis HothgentSWUdel Biendor Boyer 63 36 60 No 6 Tony Mmms ISWL) aef Jett Weichers 64 62 Doubtei No 3 — David Hohisei Mmnis (SWD del Kohv Weichers 64 62 point Mjn G1) Iowo State 610 (Robinson 3 Grayer 2 3 8om 1 Bough G1 Rricnies 0 Woods Gl) Fouled out— Robinson Sondoofhe Irvin Rebounds— Missouri 52 iChievws 13) lowa St 44 Rhodes 13) Assists— Missouf1 13 (Cowara 41 Iowo Si 26lUrquhart6i TotaHouis — Missxin 27 lowu S' 22 A— 13 393 3 labama 88 VANDERBILT k'ie' 16 G GO 5 GC 8 i it ALABAMA ‘vo ”11 12 M f 77) 6 GO 5 TO i' 34 GC 4 after fifty four holes at fhe Unrve'srty Arizona Women s Gort invrtcTtiortai paved on me par 72 Rana rph North WKjnesaav Course at Tucson Afiz 895 JNM ana NVSi eo Team Scores SC 914 90fc bCbL 909 Arizona A 910 USIU9M 8 932 W ishinginf 915 Stan LKVA anaA'Ona 9o8 vq 939 BYU 955 Howan 9oi Texjx Final results Of kjrf 44 jn Avev 2 2 Per X 6 14 2 4 2 2 2 2 A 3 j ii M ' 5 i 0v An 2 F v 2 j k S'Tt- 90C Honor eot IfxJrvHluat Winner BYU Score kj'en 1‘Mie Ziensx 78 7' 79 G 23c Aj z'o G icrez '9 BoSC 83 24- - R 243 Mjrianno 2 y r AasrvTi tt iii’D-1‘-h14”w- G 14 Arizona linitational andorbilt 77 Rd 2 29 sp 12 (88) if W 11’e 1C 15-fo- 103-10- w e can aid Malone "John drou and tin roach es are always telling us to spot up w hen he does that U hen John goes to the biskt t he usually takes three or four gins with him spotted Tonight when he went in there up and 1 was able to knock 'em down With 1 18 left however Dans counteied for the Suns and tied the game again but Storkton lmmediateh retaliated This tune his 20 footer with 58 seconds to plav gave the Jaz the lead for good 105-10"It was just a case of them backing in too much " said the Jaz point guard It was ridiculous Our gins in there couldn t ew n get their anus up So shot The Suns came down looking to tie it again but Davis missed a 12 footer over Griffith Bailev who charged over to help on the shot then hustle d clou n the rebound Thurl was fouled awn from the ball with 20 see? nds lett bv rookie rnion Gilliam 1 1 6—2 Boston 1 0 2—3 Montreal First Period— Montreal Gainey 5 (Carbon- neou Robinson) 4 50 2 Boston Sweeney 18 JkHjroue kasoerl 10 59 (po) Second Period— 3 Boston Wesley 4 (Kasper Unseman) 944 (sn) Thud Penod— 4 Montreal Momesso 7 (Richer Corson) 5 35 5 Montreal McPhee 18 jRicner Skrudtand) 1825 Shots on goat— Boston 9 138—30 Montreal 9 1G11-- Power pray Opportunrties— Boston of 5 Montreal 0 ot 5 Goalies— Boston lemefin (30 shots 27 saves) A— 18072 Montreal Howard Referee— Bill McCreary Linesmen— Kevin Collins Ron Asseistine Canucks Pittsburgh Vancouver GAME NOTES 1 os 0 of J 3Z2 tad not s 2C “ c s’ f Wednesday’s Medal Winners Red Wings Detroit 2 1 -4 2 0 1—3 Chicago Firsi Penoa- - i Chuaai Murray I7 8 Wilson Thomas) 202 ipt 2 Chuoac Savard 35 (Varve tarme( 4 05 3 Defi "t Sttaru'e'-(Asnton 4 22 4 Det' tf ktinxi 28 Pi 'le'4 rnieili 12 2b 5 Delrtf 'zenin 46 (Kiima Secorta Pintierr 4 31 Thiia C Y ClSSdv v (iG'mer ’ li VO'VH c 53 DC 6rfl '1 Nrli C'tatXtf pjhh6 ' L' 18 Vv k ' 00" p - r in 1 c C 24 r htoyr SPEED SKATING c v h 2C 3 W 2 - n jjvjk‘ n fte d Sunk O' a O 1 ' 1‘ 7 ' J JJ Ji idrte' 5 j'7 roe tei'd ri jf EL’ wo V fr t r j A i a Mj boa It o r C-w asr u' e a 0 J ii j r 'G 0 Norway Swede' Canola Fmiono 4 1C We''' C: 6 Sw GF 5 14 11 4 GA 2 3 3 5 0 3 23 Pt 6 T L 0 0 0 0 3 0 6 4 2 0 10 12 0 3 0 0 0 Tuesday's Games P 'tana i tie Sw'tzpnana 2 Fmnre Wednesday1 Game 3 A js"ia to Nnrwav jhux r tr0 vx S vj-- n p a vS ’r A v Latest Line 9625 (94 05 Germany 5 O0) 12 Chrtstophe Pie France 23 84 (7928) 103 12 13 Thomas Stangassinger Austna (86 10 21 77) 10787 14 Gregor Hoop Liechtenstein (6965 44 97) 114 62 15 Bemhord Fohner Switzerland (5387 6658) 12045 Note NOUS finishers MEN'S COMBINED SULOM MOUNT ALLAN Final results Alberta (AP) Wednesday in the slalom of the men s combined event at trie Winter Olympics 1 Paul Accota Switzerland minute 24 93 - 2 Airrim Bittner West Germany 25 64 3 Bernhard Gstrein Austna 25 82 4 Finn Jagqe Norway 26 14 26 53 5 Paul Ffommeit Liechtenstein 6 Oswald Totsch Italy 12664 7 HuDert Strolz Austria 1 27 31 1 27 61 8 Peter Jufko Czechoslovakia 9 Thomas btongassinqer Austria 12769 10 Luc Alphana France 1 2847 11 JeooLuc Defier Fronce 128 52 12 Aanan Bires Czechoslovakia 12894 13 Gregor Hoop Liechtenstein 1 3063 14 Niktas Henning Sweoen 31 17 32 38 15 RoDert Buecnei Liechtenstein US Fmishwt Felix McGrath Norwich VI DNF AJ Krtt Rochetser NY DNF Figure Skating 48 90 ie Favortte Tomas Gustafson Sweden 6 minutes seconds 2 Leo V sser Netherlands 6 44 98 3 Geta'd Kemkers Netherlands 6 45 92 4 Enc ftaim Pemoroke Moss 64709 5 Micnoei haaschietf Austria 6 48 72 6 Dav3 Sifk Butte Mont 6 49 95 7 GirKctfstad Norway 6 50 88 8 Rcand Freter East Germany 6 51 42 9 Mark Deenwaid Park Ridoe 65198 10 Danny Kah Australia 6 52 14 Rooerto Sigtiei Holy 6 53 04 12 Roll Folk larssen Norway 6 54 37 13 Herbert Ditkstra Netherlands 6 54 63 11 Toru Aovanaai Japan 654 70 44 63 6 54 93 jiv 2 ‘Hfr WT SUMMARIES T£as 3 9 RUTGERS Geo Wash St Joseph s 16 Pick em 9 16 11 VcinDini ciiH seasons K"®L° Michigan VaCom 13'? 4 Scfturoay at Hayward W'sc about 6 000 skiers ore expected tor the Dea American Ski Chase Curei American Birkeoemer Satt Loke s John Aa berg the former University of Utah NCAA cross country ski champion is leoding the Chose stand mgs followed six points bock by Salt Lake s Dnvenes who is also a former Ute NCAA champion Sunday ot 9 a m ttie While Ffine 3X5K relay roces will be held at Mountain Deit Goff Course Phone White Pine Tourtng lor information Feb 27 at 10 am The FHP Wasatch Citizens Senes Cross Country Ski Race will be held at Wo saich Mountain State Park Phone Homestead Tounng Center for information Teiemortt Skiing Feb 28 at 10 a m the Wasatcn leiemark Series will race cn Snowed Snowboarding Instruction Frdav Satutaav 4 pm to 10 pm a qroup of snoDOordma Thursday's Schedule champions will oemonsfiate he spurt on Park City s Firs' Time bk Run m- Sports Talk (570) Softball Application — College Basketoai1 Konsas at Kansas 5pm The Soft Loke County Recreation Deoartnieni is State ESPtx CabteTV taxing softball applications from men s png 6pm— Coiteae Basketball Dayion at Notre now women s sbwpitcn ana tastprtch teams and n Dome USA WGN Date Tv 6 35 p m — College Basketball pregame Utah ed teams Applications can pe picxed jp cn 2DC1 Soutn state $4900 For information cal 468 256° at Hawaii KALI AM f9i0) 7 pm — XV Otympc Games Team regtsfafions are being token lor Rivencn figure skating tty mens and coed softealt leagues Applicaalpine s'ing speed skating ice hocey tiaped Channe 4 tions are available of Riverton City Hall 1265 S 7pm— College Baskefttat Norm Caroiino 1400 w ana are due by March 21 Competition State at Cimson t$PN Cabie-twii be 5 nigrt$ a week beginning April 25 For 7 20 pm — IHL Hockey Peona a Sart Lane more into cal KTKK AM (630 Wolves in Yellowstone 7 35 p m — College basketball Utah at Feb 25 at 7 30 p m in Higmond Higr School KAUAM 910 Yeiiowstone researcher Norm Bishop win present 8 pi a free slide teefijre about wotves in the park SarDi-- s w Sun Valley Trail Guide pm — College Basket The Sun Valley Cross Country Ski Association UNLV AM (800j KLGN AM (1390) and KBlQ-FKNKK has puDiisfiea its trail map and gjide to Notom (9J) 8 35 p m — College Basketball BU at San skiing m the Wood Rrver and Sawtooth Valleys of central Idaho The free guide is available from Sun Diego Stale Channel 1 1035 pm — XV Olympic Games (taped) Valiev Cross Country Ski Association Box 160oD ? 208 Ketchum Idaho 83340 f Channel 4 No 4 Sooners Nudge OSU Cowboys 79-7- 05 m Points KANSAS ST Penn St W VIRGINIA ST BONA VENTURE Ala Btrminqham NOTRE DAME Connecticut x INDIANA W KENTUCKY 5p- Sperd Skating nafy The Latest Line By J McCortfiy 7 Of their last 8 at The Knicks hove covered home Take New York minus the spot ove N C Stole over in me colleges we Ctemson ond UClA minus over Arizona St COLLEGE BASKETBALL i'7 D Jnvv N West Mono Matikamen Fmiand 01500 2 Tikhonova Soviet Union 01505 3 3 Vida ventsene Soviet un xi 015111 4 Anne Jahren 12 6 5 Maraiiisa Kirvesniemi Fir Noway tond 0 45 H6 7 6 inoemeiene Nvpaten Norway 7 0 15 Ma( ene ene Weam Sweden 0 15 26 9 B Sv&nana Noaueikina Soe’ Jnion 0 15 29 9 9 Marianne Daf rno Norw jy 5 3C 4 10 Raisa Smetanna ScMe Jruon 0 15359 U5 Stawe V nsre's 39 tesie Cotf 0l6ttf5 41 Nanv Fttwier Beor V 0 05 4 4 7 zaom vourqrjr CievPiana One Game st'iO 2 Bittner Nordic Skiing WOMEN S Game 'i 15 Fnaov Armtn Recreation Roundup Here ts a roundup of Utah recreation news rt you have on Hem you want published in this sec non wnte to Recreation Eartor PO Box 867 Son Lone City Utah 84H0 or call 237 2070 Utah Audubon Society For Audubon information phone Coast Guard Auxiliary Course will The U S Coasi Guara Auxiliary conduct these hoofing vqiety ana seamanship courses tor Utahns wanting to impfove then skills will conFeo 24 at 7 p m Eon Crews duct a class at Murray High School 5440 S State Street m Satt take for information Contact yinch Zeigter about a sailing and sear odvoriced nav'gofion course Utah Parte Pot pass has nzed by the Utah State Parks Board It is now pos stole to buy o $25 season pass which a'tows unlimited occess to one park tor the entire new pass compliments the $45 sea the entire system Phone Utah Parks sor' pass tor details 'ion Utah Tour Guide The Utah Tfavei Councils tree iCflS lour Guide to Utah is available Phone Utah Tennis Sunday is deodline for Wendy s Winter Junior Doubles fenms tournament at Sat) Lake Swimming ana tennis Club Marrh Snowmobile New Feb 27 fht Sait ioxe voiy Snowmobile OuD s noe at Strawpeny Phone 571 1952 hosnngar Cross Country Skiing Saturday a 9 am the annual PartWps’ Cher PaikWest to MiHaeek Canyon is 9965 15 Bruno Milesi 5 S UfMie Thursday's u n 0i736 Griffith’s 10000th Point Wasn’t Typical Basket By Steve Luhm Tribune Sport Write r Dai rell Griffith didn t pass the 10 000 point plateau m typical Dr DunkensUn fashion No high arc hing thri e point shot No hreakaw u dunk Griffith send the 10 00th point on his NB cuictr Wednesnight during the Jaz s 108 101 w in at the Salt Dalai e when he cubbed a missed shot bv I’ll u j I’aihv and put bat k the ot n day I bound siv e r o v n i v a k t 11 i aids t lu i t c hi in ome Darrell Griffith lillfflth said alUTW In all Gi iff scon d 22 punts grabbed six n bounds and had six s'eals in 15 mm tiles against the suns His the hi ad rctioLind shot with 5 17 lift m tin thud quart i r hung on tin nm mom n!i v hi fort Ol oiquiig iri It was his lith and 17th point of tin g one and gau him 0 Ho in t the timt his nicer it ah" ga( 'he w hq ta to i c Jaz lead minute later plav was stopped for the first time after Griffiths milestone basket The former Louisville received a standing ovation from the sellout crowd of 12 444 at the Salt Palace I knew they were going to stop the Griff said Basically I'd just like game to say I appreciated the fans ovation These eight years have gone by quick Griffith became the 140th player in NB history to reach the 10 000 point plateau lies one of nine plavers in the htstoiv of the Jazz who have scored more than 10 000 points but he s the only one whos spent his entire career with tah and or New Orleans bud Jaz f'oach Frank Lavden like it because la s the onlv law r to score cm all with the Jazz The thought that a 66 62 A 1 p s JS0 3 Austria otr Bo ie 0 B 2 "f CM' roe nod V rOte- 3 4 3 2 2 1112 2 W 1 1 Compiled by Tribune Staff 5 Tribune Wire Services Stacey King scored 22 points and Dav e Sieger made tvv o important free throws with 12 seconds lett Wednesday at night as No 4 Oklahoma held off Oklahoma State Stillwater Okla for its ninth consecutive victory Harvey Grant scored 18 points for the Sooners 23-- and in the Big Eight and Sieger added 16 Freshman Richard Dumas scored 21 points for Oklaho which came back from an raa State and second-hal- f deficit 79-7- 5 j j' we f '‘’r' 0 0 Poof (“' mtc 5 20 0 i 0 0 West Genar-Soviet Unnr a Czech United St Jtns Pt T L 0 0 66 50 9 Finn Jooge Norway (8566 955) 9521 10 Niktas Henning Sweoen (47 02 4923) AJberto AP) — Final results Wednesday in the men s 5 speed skating event at tV Winter Olympics Times MST Pool A All — Markus Wasmeier West Germany 38 73) 6544 8 Adnon Bires Czechoslovakia (3687 3163) 7 CALGARY STANDINGS' Fn Cr( a ockev Golf: The Brigham Young University women s golf team failed to move up on the leaders at the University of Arizona Invitational Wednesday and finished the tournament 12th out of 15 teams at Tucson Ariz The University of Texas won the championship title with 898 strokes 10 shots better than Now Mexico and New Mexico State who posted identical 905 scores lot Zielenski carded the lowest oversecond place BYU totaled 955 Karen-Mik- e all score ot the BYU players with a 230 but teammate Paula Suarez shot the overall tor the best round of the day with a 77 for 236 total second-bes- t Cougars 62 98 (2671 (34 66 28 32) 12 PauiWMie Denver 7 2 13 Axel Medenc France 7 8 14 LorsDrestei Denmark 84 15 Petr Boma Czechoslovakia Men 5000 GOLD— Tomas Gustafson Sweden SHVER— Leo Visser Netnenjnax BRONZE— Gerard K enters Netherlands H Jearvlx Cretier France 6 5 Vladimir Kotin Soviet Union 3 0 Viktor Petrenko Soviet Union 3 6 7 Grzegorz Fiiipowski Poland 4 2 8 Chnstophei Bowman Van Nuys Calif 9 Richard Zander West Germany 54 10 Diver Hoenei Switzerland 60 11 Kurt Browning Canada 66 f' v Former heavyweight champion George Foreman will fight light heavyweight ond cruiserweighl champion Dwight Muhammad 19 in a March Qowl heavyweight bout promoter Bob Arum said bout win headline a lout-figPay TV show at Wednesday The Foreman-Qaw- i Caesars Palace Foreman originally was scheduled to fight Anders Eklund of Sweden but used the hand injury as an excuse to avoid the Europepn Qawi ts champion He said he chose to fight Qawi because at a squat built like heavyweight champion Mike Tyson Foreman is 3 and weighed 244 Undetected World Boxing Association lightweight champiagainst Ttane on Julio Cesar Chaves will defend his ctown ogamst No 1 contender Rodolfo Aguilar and Marlon Starling will defend his WBA welterweight title agaihsl' at the Las Vegas former champion Mark Breland in on April 16 double-heade- r Hilton officials announced Wednesday Boxing: 58 56 6 Women 5 kilometer GOLD — Mono Matikainen Finland SILVER— Tamaio Tikhonova Sovie1 Union BRONZE— Viao Ventsene Soviet Union 9 RlarkhauRs 4 Pro Tennis: John McEnroe a winner of the US Pro Indoct Tennis championship has withdrawn from next week s tournament at Philadelphia because ot continuing back problems McEnroe who has withdrawn from several other tournaments and has said he may be forced to retire because ot the injury informed tournament officials he would not be able to seek to become the first playet to win the event five times Rod Laver and Jimmy Connors are the only other players to win the tournament four time! McEnroe s withdrawal leaves Ivan Lendl and Tim Mayotte as the favorites q( the week-lontournament which begins Monday at the Spectrum Alberta (AP) — Final results Wednesday in the men s combined event at me Winter Olympics (Note penalty points are assessed baed on the amount of time a rocer trails the winner of each division Points in parentheses are in downhill sfalom or dor) 1 Hubert Strolz Austna (17 77 18 78) 36 55 total points 2 Bernhard Gstrem Austria (3643 7 02) 4345 3 Paul Accota Switzerland (48 24 000) 4824 4 lucAlphand France 29 80 2793) 57 73 5 Peter Jurko Czechoslovokta (3742 21 14) Albena (AP) — Compulsory figures Wednesday m the men s figure skating event at the Winter Olympics Alexander Fodeev Soviet Union 06 2 Bnan Boitano Sunnyvale Cant 1 2 3 Bnan Orser Canoda 0 4 Heiko Fischer West Germany 2 4 Mm Combined foi NCAA: Southern Methodist University whose football progrom is serving the stittest penalty ever imposed is being inves'igated by the NCAA tot possible rules violations in other sports Athletic Ditectoi Doug Single confirmed Wednesday Single said the NCAA is following up on allegations revealed in a seven-montstudy ot SMU athletics by a private investigative firm the university hired the Dollas rimes Herald reported Wednesday in a copyright story ALLAN CALGARY ALPINE SKIING 0 rebound' and Johnson had m- j' f - 0—0 2—5 Period— 2 5 and CJ $jr S vvfi 'fiected jq Eagles 7 Rangers 3 Salt Loke 4 1 2- -7 Cotorodo 2 0 1—3 First Penod — Cotorodo Herczea 3 funossist ed) 4 21 2 Cotorodo Wheetdon 30 (Tatakoski 5 39 3 Sort Lake Sapergia 1 (Bocyk Reierson 6 38 pp 4 Sort Lake ran 2 MocSwam Bureau 1212 5 Sort Lake MocSwoin 12 (Pratt Stmara 12 29 6 Salt Loke Ctafke 6 Reierson SoPounn 1239 Penalties — Tinordi Col roughing) 602 McCutcheon SIC (tripping) 1542 Second Penod — SartLake Bodok 10 (Bako-v1704 Penalties — Reierson SIC leavins 54 SIC (unsportsmanlike conClarke 6 (holding) duct) (f23 Wheetaon Col (misconduct) 9 32 SLC (misconduct) 932 8 Salt Lake Bodok Third Penod (Reierson Wenoas) 2 37 pp 9 Salt Lake Bakovic 14 (Bucyk Sapergia) 959pp 10 Cotorodo Nelson lifTab-kosk- i Wheetaon) 18 36 Fnaities — Smith Col (rouahing) 47 Nemeth Col (slashing) 912 Lotos Coi ffougning) 18 56 Shots on Goal 10 10 Salt Lake -27 Cotorodo 16 6 14- -36 ColoPower Piay Opportunities — Sait Loke rado 04 Goalies — Sort Lake D Amour (36 shots-3saves) Colorado Adam Reta (27 20) Anenoance — 729 Power ptay Opportunrties— Pittsburgh 0 of of 3 Vancouver Goanes— Pittsburgh Pet'anqeio (32 snots 27 saves Vancouver Mctean t?7 27) -12 488 Referee— Dan MaroueH Linesmen— Swede Knox Brod Lazarowich ti Vy Tip5jrk re ' fr ( ' o i i cr' 3 1 tn 27 20 ")’ h 2 17 29 -- ' points are awarded tor a viclory and on overtine loser gets one point Wednesday's Games Muskegon 5 Fort Wavrr 4 6 Milwaukee Saginaw Hint 5 Katamazoo 3 Satt Lake 7 Colorado 3 Thursday's Game Peona at Salt Lake 7 30 p m Friday's Games Peona at Sort Loke 7 30 p m Fort Wayne at Rmt Kalamazoo at Cotorodo Muskegon at Sogrnaw NOTE Two 3 106-10- 2U 0 1 500 received eight more entries theliday 29th race bringing the number ot entries to 14 Scott record ot 214 199 mph in 1985 and Ludwig Brayton who held a one-laHeimrath Jr were listed as drivers lor the Hemelgam Racng team ol Indialot which all accounted napolis eight new entries Alpine Skiing COMBINED 6iG C points and points 0 Sandiak Vancouver Auto Racing: the Indianapolis Wednesday MEN'S GOLD— Hubert Strotz Ausma SILVER— Bemnard Gsfiein Austria BRONZE— Paul Acrola Swrtzenand CROSS COUNTRY Penguins 0 5 Salt Lake City is one of eight sites nationwide chosen to host o National Junior Olympic Softball Coaching School the American Softball Assnnntinn (ASA) hos announcer) Some or the lop softball experts in the nation will trek to Salt Lake for the coaching school which is geared toword' men s and women s lostpitch softball coaches Coaches ot youth fastpitch through elite softball ate welcome The National Junior Olympic Coaching which is School will visit Sait Loke on March 12th and 13th tequued is due by February 6th For more information call the University ot Utah athletic department at Oilers MOUNT 30 J t and he converted one free throw to boost the Jaz s lead to That set the stage foi the final seconds 'We did some good things down the We got the ball Lav den said stretch where we wanted to and got to the foul line '1 he laz vv e i e there a lot Ihev hot made 3 of 42 free throws in the game The Suns made 8 of 10 In the second half the Jaz shot 32 free throws The Sum shot fn e Thev weie veiv phvsical Ind"n exnd because of mir execution we plained got the hall inside and then had to loul us Said ‘suns Coach John Wetzel cant really comment on the foul situation It s not tile first time hut we did shoot a lot of jump shuts We didn t di iv e it a lot tonight And things like that happen sometimes when vou have a lot of jump shooters For the Suns Jav Humphries had 23 points and eight assists Lam Nance added 21 Muller) Shots on goal— Washington New Jersey Power play Opportunities— Washington 0 of New Jersey 0 of 4 Goalies— Washington Peelers (8 shots 7 saves) Malarchuk (OuO second penod 2623) New Jersey Sauve (2624) A— 10009 Referee — Andv VonHeilemond Linesmen— Wayne Bonney Bob Hodges Jazz Edge Phoenix Top 500 Mark Continued From II I ball to Malone who's jumper from the baseline tied the game 101 101 After the Suns' Eddie Johnson missed on the ensuing possession Stockton again drew the defense to the basket and popped a pass back to Malone who buried a lett angle 15 footer Those were Malone s first two fit Id goals of the second half and the last on gne the lead J:z a 'lies our mone man said Stiukton Were got to tr and go to him a often as 12 30 Vancouver Adams 27 3 05 Vancouver Adams 4 23 Third Penod— 4 Vancouver Sandiak 10 12 LeBianc 1201 5 Vancouver Pederson (Tanti Aaoms) 13 09 (do) VanSnots on goal — Pittsburgh 9 9 9—27 couver 12 11 9—32 Iowa St 102 Missouri 89 Lhievous 6z2 610 21 Buntm 610 65 15 Smith Coward 9 16 4 5 24 Irvin 6 14 4 5 I7 Rtf 2 Miinve G2 GO 0 Sondbothe 2G28 89 Leonard 2 2 2 4 Totals IOWA ST (102) 3 7 27 Robinson 7 16 12 18 Gayer 11 Rhodes 12 20 1G14 34 WxxJs 12 U'duhart ‘ 9 GO 4 Bom 2 3 44 9 Baugr 14 2 2 4 Virreid 2 GO 0 Alexander 12 Brerttxxn 24 2 3 Tanti) (LeBianc 28 LeGanc Tanti) College Tennis 3 7 GO GO 0 Deils Caps 4 (Pederson) Second (69) out New this 2 1 -4 Woshtngton 1 1 New Jersey -3 First Penod— 1 New Jersey Brolen 20 804 2 Washington Ridley 18 Hatcher Miller) 1107 3 Washington Gartner 36 fComveou Murphy) 1507 Second Period— 4 Washington Christian 30 (Ridley Stevens) 14 37 5 New Jersey Broten21 (Verbeek) 1927 Third Penod— 6 Washington Chnsfion 31 Pivonka) 8 24 7 New Jersey Verbeek 31 fust Penod— - York Goalies— Caloary Vernon (30 shots-2saves) New York Froese (33 30) A— 17 395 Referee — MikeNoeth Linesmen— Pat Dopuzzo Leon Stickle Paioce Potace l) MISSOURI Missed penalty shots— rt none take Feb Granger 745 pm New 9 12 12—33 goal— Calgary Sportlook Softball: IHL Standings ¥piovOppo6uteCalgoOo(3 (Broten 4 Canadicm 3 Bruins 2 Prrp Horkev Chnshan 26J Fouled out—Starks Rebounds— Oklahoma 29 (King 8) Oklahoma St 31(Kincheon 11) Assists— Oktahomo 25 (Grace 12) Oklahoma $t 20 (D Davis C Dows 6) Total fouls—Oklahoma 9 Oktahoma St 20 Shots on 1668-- 30 through North Sevier High School At Salina Wednesday1 Games — Enterprise vs intermountain At Oklahoma 79 Oklahoma St 75 OKLAHOMA MFL READ CQflCUO Flames Rangers ST Cottedge5-103-- Cotter 3 1 0 2—3 Winnipeg Hartford 2 1 1—4 First Penod— Hartford Wilson 16 (Quennevilte ?6 2 Hartford Somuelsson 5 MocDermtd) Fionas) 11 25 3 Winnipeg McBom 26 (Ellett Howerchuk) 16 35 (pp) Second nenod— 4 Hartford Cote 4 (Carson Quennevilte) 15 10 Third Period— 5 Winnipeg Ellett 10 (McBoin Moras) 4 36 6 Hartford Wilson 17 (Francis Anderson) 746 (pp) 7 Winnipeg Boschmon 22 (Ellett Jorvenpoa) 1536 27 Hartford Shots on goat— Winnipeg 12 Wasatch High School At HoborCtty First Round San Juan 53 S Sevtof 46 Son Juan 10 13 15 15- -53 S Sevier 14 12 9 11- -46 San Juan— Pugh GO 2 Meyer 7 5 17 Block 6 3615 Gutkey26-- 10 Moms02 2 2 Bortuss012 Palmer 1 34 5 Hughs 0121 Totals 17 19 29 53 121G7-- 29 12 Hanbsen 215 South Sevier — Thurman 4 5 Parsons 6 2 5 14 Gay 0 24 2 Hoover 3 GO 6 Opportunities—’ Winnipeg 0 of 3 Hartford 0 o( 3 Milter 0 G2 0 Huddleston 0 2 2 2 L Parsons 214 5 Goalies— Winnipeg Berthoume (29 shots 25 Totals 17 12 27 46 saves) Hartford but (27 24) Hurricane 56 N Sanpete 38 A— 14 145 16 13 12 IS 56 Hurricane Referee— Bob Hal Linesmen— Ryan Bowk N Sanpete 9 6 I 15 36 Hurricane — Btaser 0 2 2 2 Nelson 7 GO 14 Mark Vmes 1 1 2 8 L 4 2 GO 13 Wilson Haines Hughes 6 Anaerson2G3 4 A Hughes 2 G1 4 PnnceOGI 0 5 3 3 Goutdtng 2 3 4 Totals 22 12 21 56 Cox 1 i o J— 3 North Sanpete — U Jensen 2 56 9 C Russell 3 Calgary 1 2—5 2 38 C Coc3G26 S Russell 4 2 9 J Cook 0 2 NYBangm First Period— New York Dahten 20 (Ogrod-nir52 E Jensen0222 Polmer1G12 Totals 13 12 21 Moctver) 6 00 (pp) 2m Calgary Bullard 35 38 (Suter McCnmmon) 10 26 3 New York Maloney Lehl 55 Richfield 49 (KisiO) 1209 Lehi 15 13 11 16-- 55 Second Penod— 4 New York Dahlen 21 11 14 10 Richfield 14—49 Patrick) 553 lehi — Hodfield 4 26 10 Wayman 1 36 5 S 1 Thud Period— 5 Calgary Chemomaz (loob Smith 4 46 12 Webb 4 26 10 Pnce 4 12 9 Felix 2 629 6 New York Bell 1 (Maloney MrCrimmon) 7 Peck 55 G1 2 Totals 20 Sandstroml 847 7 New York Patrick 11 (DeBiois 6 Richfield — Southwick 5 1111 Cuff 2 icnrl 8 Cal9V Butod 36 (Mullen Panel- 20 Hams 9 Chnslensen Nelson 4 03 Syracuse 82 St John's 68 13 MMotone JMotone 9 19 G0 18 2 2 10 Willtoms9 214-22 BofGOGO Bogues 0 Johnson 2 9 44 8 Jones 2 32 26 Woiker 1 3 108 2 Atone 2 5 GO 4 Totals DAUAS (123) 17 Donald44 35 Perktns6-1Aguirre G0 11 Blackman son 2 2 34 7 Harper 1 3 17 Davis G2 (66 6 Blab GIG TorpleyB-22 0 2 2 8 Wennmgton 0 0 Schrempf GO 2 lofals Attord GO GO 0 farmer 34 pm Maple Leafs Thursday's Games New York isionaers at Tmtiooeipma 5 35 p m Los Angetes at St Louts 6 35 p m Friday's Gomes Philadelphia at Buftoto 5 35 p m New York Rongers at New Jersey 5 45 p m Washington atWmmpeg 6 35 p m Pmsourgh at Edmonton 7 35 p m Toronto at Vancouver 8 35 p m Whalers 4 Jets NINE At son G1) fouled out— None Rebounds— Michigan 23 (Hughes 5) Minnesota 31 (Coffey 12) As14 15 (Grant 6) sists— Michigan Minnesota (Shtkenonski 4) Total fouls— Michigan 19 Minnesota 19 A — 11082 104) 1U King Detroit 4 Chcogo 3 Los Angetes 5 Minnesota 4 Toronto 4 Edmonton 4 tie Vancouver 5 Pittsdurqh 0 pm Girls' Tournament Class Michigan 82 Minnesota 78 Mavs 123 Bullets 108 3 REGION UNION 7 30 Morgan at MICHIGAN (82) 7 19 Rice 11 1633 25 Mrtfs6-9Hughes 34 2 7 Robinson 2 2 2 Grant 7 12 22 Vought 2 2 Oosterboan 357 Griffin GO G10 Taylor GO GO GOO Totals 2947 21 26 82 MINNESOTA (78) 24 14 Burton 9 13 8 9 26 Shtkerv Coffey GO 6 Lynch 2 3 5 Gaffney fonski Bond 34 GO 6 Zurcher 4 7 G0 10 Hanson G2 G 1G14 78 0 0 Newbem G3 G1 0 Totals Halftime— Michigan 39 Minnesota 31 Gpomt goals— Michigan 34 (Grant 341 Minnesota 4 10 (lurcher 2 5 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Mantha) 12 56 sh) 5 Los Angetes Allison 11 ien) 11 40 6 Soviet Union Komenski (Khomutov Fox) 16 19 6 Minnesota Ciccarem 28 (Archibald Bykov) 14 24 7 Soviet Union Lanonov (Svefiov) Musi!) 17 50 16 16 8 Soviet Union Fetisov (Krutov Lanonov) Third Penod— 7 Minnesota Occcrelli 29 1846 (Rouse Mantha) 1750 8 Los Angeles Robrtaiiie Third Penod— 9 United States MacDonald 37 (Laidlaw NHholls) Los Car9 1624 Angetes (Young Leetch) 3 15 (pp) 10 United States Fusco penter 17 (Robrtaiiie Laughlm) 17 17 (LavioJette Young) 547 11 United States Oker 14- -43 17 Mirv 12 Shots on goot-L- os Angetes lund (Gosseim Miller) 908 12 Soviet Union Fetinesota 11 19 11- -41 sov (Krutov Mokorov) 1759 Power-plaOpportunrties— Los Angeles 0 of 6 Shots on Goal— Soviet Union Uni7 of Minnesota 0 Goalies— Los Angeles Metanson (41 shots 37 ted States Goalies— Soviet Union Myintkov (31 shots 26 Minnesota ) Beoupre saves) A— 10279 saves) Unitea Stales Tenen Referee— A Koskinen Fmtand Lnesmen— L Referee— Oave Newell Unesmen— Ray Fmtana A Ekhogen Sweoen Vonhrxien Jerry Patemon W Germany 3i Austria 1 1 1 1—3 West Germany 4 4 1 Austria 0 0—1 First Penod— Austna Kerth (Hub Roffl) 1 59 2 Toronto 0 0 4 0—4 West Germany Truntschko (Kiesshng) 851 2 0 2 0—4 Edmonton Second Penod— 3 West Germany Steiger First Penod— Edmonton Mum 2 (Tikkonen Gretzky) 14 19 2 Edmonton Krushernyski 16(Horv Hegen) 38 (pp) Third Penod— 4 West Germany Obresa (From non Dykstra) 1606 Second Penod— None Krers) 257 Third Penod— 3 Toronto Otczyk 29 (Secord Gil) 32 Shots on Goof-W- est Germany 3 37 4 Toronto lafrate 19 (Fergus Domphoussej Austna 4 39 5 Edmonton Sinpson 3o (Messer) 5 04 6 Goalies— West Germany Friesen Austria Toronto Otazyk 30 (Secord Osbome) 1305 7 To- Slonktewtcz ronto Leeman 25 (lemon Doousf) 13 38 8 EdCzechoslovakia 10 Norway 1 monton Messier 31 (Anderson Gretzky) 1934 Czechoslovakia 1 5 4—10 Penalty— Richardson Tor(tnppmg) 855 0 0 1—1 Norway Overtime— None First Penod— Pasek (Lba) Czechoslovakia Edmonton Shots on goes— Toronto 158 Benak Second Penod— 2 Czechoslovakia Power-plaOpportunrties— Toronto 0 of 4 EdPasek (lata Hascak) 4 37 3 Czechoslovakia monton u of 5 4 1121 Czechoslovakia lata (Horava) (pp) (Has Goalies— Toronto Wreoget (26 shots 22 saves) cok Vfk) 1244 5 Czechoslovokta Uba 15 20 6 285 Edmonton Fuhr (21 17) A— Czechostavokia Votek (Hrdrna Doiezal) 18 18 Referee — Kerry Fraser Linesmen— Mike Cvik Thrrd Penod— 7 Norway Saisten (Erketand Bilik Randy Mitton Hrdrna (Slav vom) 8 30 (pp) 8 Czechostavoko jono Benak) 1206 (pp) 9 Czechoslovakia Slav 10 15 45 libo) (pp) jano (Benak Czechoslovokta Suchonek (Horava Hrdrna) 16 38 (pp) 11 Czechoslovakia Vk (Stavjona Scerban) 1722 Shots on Norway 1 Goalies— Czechoslovakia Smdef Norway Enksen Kings 5 North Stars FIVE Spanish Foik at Carbon Spnngville 74 Pleasant Grove 68 Pnvson at Provo Uintah at Timpview Boxtcoret Wednesday Ben Lomond 73 Bear River 84 Bear River 13 15 11 19-- 84 21 23 12 14-- 73 Ben Lomond Bear River — Williams 4 Dtckerson 3 Payne 22 26 Ward 5 00 10 Udy 7 1 5 15 Eart 1 CM) 2 Anderson 5 Totals 26 Barrus 2 58 Ben Lomond — Krogun 7 Hacker 8 21 femn 112 3 Rine 4 1 18 Homs 7 10 2 Totals 28 13 24 73 Comey BarRrve' Williams 2 Bear (3) goals rus Ben Lomond 15) Homs 4 R rie Green River 52 Mon heel to 43 7 16 4 43 Monttcello Green Rrver 13 12 11 16—52 Monficefto — Bareta 3 GO 6 Tracy 3 2 2 8 Bock 10 Hugentooter 2 2 2 9 Adams 2 12 8 5 Christensen 10-- 2 Totals 16 57 43 11 Pooch 4 2 5 10 Green Rrver — King 51-Sommer Quamberg 03-- 4 3 Hughes 5 4totals 20 12 26 52 6 14 G Quamberq 0 Thiee-pogoals Monticeito (2j Hugentobter Adams Green River (0 Thursday's Game Tribune Picks m CAPITAL Letters Georgia lom$viie 82 Honda St 62 82 Honda 75 Mississippi N Coiotrro A&T 102 Coppm St 70 Navy 54 Fordhom 51 Norm Carolina 80 Woke forest 62 Southern U 102 SE Louisiana 71 Tennessee 72 Kentucky 70 108 Suns 103 fZ MIL Standings Games Wednesday's Ben Lomond 73 Bear River Mountain Crest at Logon Ogden at Sky View UST Utah TO UfcT OF polly Qualified Boys’ Schedule Bucknell 83 Tnwson St 71 Hofstro 65 Detowore 63 OT Lafayette 70 Rtaet 57 Maine 75 Vermont 74 ‘lonhatton 77 Army 73 Northeastern 84 Colgate 81 20T Siena 95 New Hampshire 66 Syrocuse 82 St John s 68 SOUTH Atobama 88 Vondeteirt 77 Album 77 Missis ppr St 61 Duke 73 Virqimo 54 Rondo AAM 74 $ Cor okra St 64 George Southern 50 Augusta 49 Georgia lech 104 Marytona 82 62 L$u 63 Portland y Basketball Wednesday’s Kesults 107 — UJGU cfPDRTutorrv Prep 24 39 35—128 134 26 37 44 goals— Adams 3 Evans 3 Bd footed out— lonaus Rebounds— Boston 49 (McHote 11 Denver 39 (Rasmussen 11) Assists— Boston 19 (Mmniefietd 6) Denver 30 English 1 11 Total louts— boston 24 Denver 37 teebmeots —Denver iltegal t defense Boston itteoat defense 2 Boston uxxJi Rodgers 2 (ejeUed) A— 17022 College Basketball Cleveland 115 PhHooetuhta Milwaukee 115 Seattle 93 Donas 123 Washington 108 Denver 138 Boston 125 'N Bill Hind- - & 13 2 7 15 Naft 138 27 Boston Denver Oft figure THE PUM5 REMARK HAVE A 31 -- HOOt? 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