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Show 41) The Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday, February Dr. J Moves to Fourth On Points List in Win 5, I'Wio Utahn Roberts Stature Increasing With Jazz main after practice and play with Pace Manmon, as the two tried to keep themselves ready for their opportunities. And when he got the call against the Lakers 10 days ago, he was prepared. Roberts, who came to the Jazz in a trade with the Spurs on Dec. 18, is one of only three Utah preps playing in the NBA (Danny Vranes and Devin Durrant are the others). He is the first Utah prep to play for the Jazz since Jeff Judkins four years ago, and he likes being back home. But it was pretty hectic at first. The first little while, before we got a place and settled in, it was real hard," said Roberts, whose wife had a baby boy last Nov. 10. We lived out of a suitcase for about a month and it was a real hectic time, especially because of the holidays. Now weve finally got a place and started to settle in, and its a lot better. I think its definitely a great opportunity for me to be here. We like it here. Both of our families are here, so it was really exciting when I heard I was going to come here. And its been more exciting the last 10 days. Roberts has been used in his some different combinations usual time filling in at small forward, defending against the big guards like Gervin, and even in tandem with Adrian Dantley when A.D. moves to guard. His effort is obvious, and thats why, if Layden ever loses Roberts in the shuffle again over the final 10 weeks of the season, he's sure to find him again too. Effort has been one of the constant words in Laydens vocabulary, and Roberts will never short him in that department. Continued From Page D-- l couple of games, but you know, somewhere along the way, youre going to get in there. There's going to be a situation where you're going to have to play. And if you go out and youre ready for that situation, then youre going to get back in the rotation." Roberts would re- The one-on-o- Jazz Tonight PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS At Memorial Coliseum, 8 30 p m, MST KSL radio (1140 AM) Probable Starters Pos. Slaters, 20 28 Jan, 22 28 F Klkl Vandeweghe, 22 27 4 Adrlon Donttey, F 3 0 Rich Kelley, Mychol Thompson, 19 0 C Som Bowie, 7 9 MarK Eaton, 8 5 G Darnell Valentine, 11 7 Rickey C een, 13 9 G Jim Poson, 18 2 Dorrell Griffith, 22 4 Six times this year the Jan have Jan Glance won two In o row, but they've never been able to go the next step and make It three strolght. Theyll try ogalnst the T roll ogoln In this one The Jazz are Blazers this year, losing In Porttond bock on Nov. 15 and winning In the Salt Paloce on Jan. 18. This game kicks oft a stretch of three straight rood games for the Jazz and 12 of their next 17 on the road. The Jazz on the road, but they are coming In oft their are biggest rood win of the season ( 2 points) last Friday at Dallos. The Jazz are In seventh ploce In the West, leading Seattle by 115 games, the Blazers by lust 2, and the Cl'ppers by 3. So this Is a big game In terms of Utah's playoff chances, os the top eight qualify. The Troll Blazers keep selling Blazers Glance out at home, but their old homecourt advantage hasn't been there this season. The Blazers have lost their last four In a row at home, their longest home and they are now only losing streak since 1975-733-- 8 at the Coliseum after a leogue-bes- t the year before home record lost season ond The Jazz ore Gome No. 3 on a current seven-gam- e homestand, on which the Blazers hope to pick up steam for the stretch that folat home In 1985 lows. The Blazers are a mere Valentine hod the flu and missed Saturday's home-couloss to Milwaukee, but he's expected bock for this one. Overall, the Blazers have lost seven of their lost nine and 20 of their last 27. Gervin scored five of San overtime to otat Golden over M point play w,t a basket with hit and left in overtime 1 06 left to put the Spurs up overGene Banks, who opened the two free time with a layup, added for San left seconds 13 with throws Con-ns Lesier Antonio. Golden State shot by Mickey a short grabbed Tribune Wire Services Julius Erving scored 23 points and took over fourth place on pro baskete ball s scoring list Monday as the Philadelphia , 6ers ripped night the Atlanta Hawks 106-9- 2 in Philadelphia. Erving made two free throws with 2 51 left in the game to increase his e point total to 27,113, passing Denvers Dan Issel. Kareem Jabaar, who had 31,527 points coming into the season, is the leader, followed by Wilt Chamberlain, 31,419, and Elvin Hayes Antonio, George his 27 points in Antonio Spurs Gervin had a 3 27,313. 113, Bucks 111: At MilLaimbeer scored six Bill waukee, a points in overtime, including game42 seconds left, with basket winning all-tim- 112-10- er all-tim- Utahs Jill Robins Picked for World Meet Two U. Ute Jeff Durt&chi Awaits World Ski Games of U. Skiers Selected 31-2- For World University Games By Craig Hansell Tribune Sports Writer University of Utah skiers Jeff Durtschi and Jill Robins have been selected part of the alpine team representing the United States at the World University Games Feb. 4 at Belluno and Italy. The U.S. Olympic Committee selected the team on the basis of the national-poin- t seed list. Ute assistant alpine coach Steve Devin was chosen a member of the coaching staff. USST coach Paul Major and University of Wyoming Coach Tim Ameel were also western coaches selected. The World meet is scheduled every two years and includes other competition including nordic skiing, ice hockey, pairs figure skating and speed skating. Ute skiers are not strangers to World University Games competi n, 16-2- Ne-veg- six-ma- n tion. Albert Innamorati . to help Detroit snap Milwaukees finwinning streak Laimbeer, first the scored 32 with points, ishing four points of overtime to give the lead The Bucks tied Pistons a on Sidney it, the last time at Moncriefs basket with 55 seconds to 57-4- and Sanny Greenawalt were members of the last World Games team. Durtschi, a sophomore business major from Portland, Oregon, is a strong slalom skier who placed third in Fridays University of Wyoming Invitational slalom at Steamboat Springs, Colo. e Robins is a junior from Farmington Hills, Mich, who is majoring in physical therapy. She is already qualified in the first seed of giant slalom for this seasons NCAA Ski Championships. Other western skiers selected for the World Games team includ Rebecca Simning, Sheri Ahola, Brenda Buglione, Mark Eid and Bob Ormsby. Scheduling for the World Games alpine competition includes: Womens giant slalom, Feb. 17; Mens GS, Feb. 18; Womens downhill, Feb. 21; Mens DH, Feb. 22; Womens slalom, Feb. 23 and the mens SL, Feb. 24. two-tim- Pistons Philadelphia never trailed in the game and took a 1 lead on a jump shot by Clint Richardson as the buzzer sounded ending the first quarter. 3 The 76ers led at halftime, and, taking advantage of Atlanta lead on a turnovers, built a 90-6-9 jumper by Richardson with 9 41 left in the game. Moses Malone had 18 points and 18 rebounds for Philadelphia while Charles Barkley scored 17 points. 107-10- 3 111-11- 1 go. After Laimbeers basket 13 seconds later, the Bucks had a turnover and missed four shots in the final seconds. Milwaukee overcame an 8 deficit early in the fourth quarter by scoring 7 12 unanswered points to go up with 7:14 left. Moncrief hit three jump shots during the spurt. r, Cavs 121, Bullets 112: At Md., John Bagley scored a care35 points and World B. Free er-high added 22 to lead Cleveland over Washington. Led by Bagley, who confield goal atverted 9 of 10 first-hal- f tempts, the Cavaliers went up by as many 22 points in the second auarter and never let the Bullets cut the gap below eight points after intermission. Washington, playing without instarters Jeff Ruland jured front-lin- e and Cliff Robinson, lost its third straight game despite getting a care34 points from guard Jeff er-high Malone and 23 points from Greg Ballard. Lan-dove- Spurs 114, Warriors 87-7- 90-8- 115, Pacers 96: At Los Nixon scored 21 Norm Angeles, points and had 10 assists and Derek Smith added 19 points, helping the losL.A. Clippers snap a seven-gam- e Indiing streak with the victory over ana Pacers. With Herb Williams scoring 16 of his 21 points, Indiana moved into a tie three times during the third quarter before the Clippers took an 7 lead entering the fourth. Clippers San 109: At 81-7- Salt Lake Tribune Sports Scoreboard NBA Leaders 6amei East HARVARD (53) Monday's Al Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atenftc DMwon Tuesday's Games Jersey at Detroit, 7 JO pm LA Lakers at Houston, 8 pm Boston at Chicago, 8J0 pm. New San Antonio at Kansas City, 8.30 pm Deltas vs Atlanta at New Orleans. 9 Denver at Phoenix, 9J0 p m Utah at Portland. 1OJ0 p m New York at Seattte, 1030 pm Weekday's Games Cleveland at Boston, 730 pm Milwaukee at New Jersey, 730 pm Washington at Philadelphia, 730 pm Golden State at Dallas, 830 pin Seattle at Denver 930 pjti 121, Bullets Marshal Md goah Three-po- 112 - 106, Hawks 92 ATLANTA (92) 6 5 Wilkins 25, Levingston 12 Rosins 8, Wittman 15, 3, EJohnsun 15, Granger 3 0 0 2, Can Brown 0, Wilks 5 9 Totals 3 Hastings 92. PHILADELPHIA (106) 5 23, 17, Barkley Erving $. Tonev 18, Cheeks Malone 0 6 W. Threat! 11, Richardson 4 0 0 2, Jones 3, 11, GJohnson C Johnson 0 2, Wood 2, 2 AIM PMacfetMa 3 106 21 23 23 31 26 21 2- 5- 92 Fated out goals Threat Atlanta 47 (Roitns 15). (Malone 18) Assists Atlanta 21 (E Johnson 8), Philadelphia 24 (Cheeks 7) Total fouls Atlanta 27, Philadelphia 23 Technicals Atlanta assistant coach Roftntem and head Coach Frateeo A 12,628 Three-poi- nt Carr Rebounds 55 114. Warriors SpursSTATE 109 mnisMi (W) GOLDEN Smith 6 14 White-he14, Short 9 7 27, Conner 19, Floyd 0 0 MJohnson 12, Aleksinas 2 6 3, Burtt 2, 8, Wilson 109 9 Totals Plummer SAN ANTONIO (114) 14, 6, Mitchell 614 tavaroni 6, Gervm 25, Moore Gilmore 8 2 0 2 6 12. Paxson 27, Banks 0 16, Robert6, Knight 0, Cock 7 0 0 Totals 0 2, Jones son 114 Gfeden Stott San Antonio 21 31 27 35 28 21 21 Fouled goals None State lavaroni Rebounds-Goio- en 13) 58 (Smith 15), San Antonio 64 (Gilmore Assists Golden State 18 (Floyd 6). San Antotouts State Golden 27 Total 15) nio (Moore Golden State 36. San Aiilomo 36 Tachntcall bench A 6 918 Three-po- Pistons 113, DETROIT (111) Bwivon HO 13, 3. Jonrnon Tyler J7, Lone JwwlO-- 111 HI 3 13. 2, Sieoo 9 0 Curwon 0 0 Toted MILWAUKEE (111) 3 5 26 Pressey Cummings 6 Hodges 2 5 4 7, Moncrief 77, Lrsier 5 0 2 2 26 Mokeski 6, Pierce 7 Grevev 0 2. Totals 0 4, Breuer H 45 105 21 24 111 S3 20 X) Detroit 25 29 Mtwaufcee Reout Thomas Mokes Fouted MtfwatAee 65 17), Detroit bounds (Laimbeer Detroit 77 (Thom6 (Cummings 13) Assists Total W) as 17) Milwaukee 25 (Monrrtet touts Detroit 26, Milwaukee 29 A 11,052 S a Florida 6. 2 0 10 86, FSU STATE (79) 4 8 10, Alien 75. Cemoert Martin (F0 113 96 H FLORIDA Mvric 72 Pacers 71, Williams 17 Thomas 7 12 Gernetl 18 Brown 0 7 0 Stansburv 5. 11, Gray 96 0 4. Totals Waiters LA. CUPPERS (115) 18 0, Johnson Catching 3 3 2) 5 Donaldson 12, Nixon 14 7 7 Smith 19, Cage Bodge 0 16 Gordon 2, Warrick man 115 13 Totals 0 0, White 6 17 26 34 1- 9- 96 Indtene 32 24 25 LA. Cbtotri t goals Stansburv :ouied Re Stansbwv out Stipanovich Brown, bounds Indiana 51 (WAiams 9), Los Angetes 23 Autsf-lnd(Wil50 (Donaldson I) liams 6) Los Angetes 26 (Nixon 10) Total 31, Los Angeles 17 Techmcah-L- os Angetes three togai defense. A -6- ,942 0 Kellogg Shpanovch Stchtmg 1Z. 11. utmewr Ihomei Bucks 115, Clippers rW) Farrar Frtchett 15. 6. 0 79 2, 0 Mabry 79 Totals FLORIOA (16) 3 3. 13, Loath Gresham 25. 15. Moten Me Dowel 01 J 6 l7. Shetdon Maxwel 0 Montgom0 4, Leon Lawrence 0, McCtory 0, P Lawrence ery 4 0 26 31 06 Totals 12 Hafttkr Florida 38 Florida Slate 74. Fouled out (Myrack Alan, Shatter. McDow-e- ) Rebounds Florida Stale 45 (Gloson (0) Florida 46 (Mi Dowel II) AitiUt-Hort- da 22 Slat (Farrar 9), Florida 15 (Gresham, Stale 31, Leath, Moien 3) Total ?1 Technicals -- Farrer Florkto 0 0 3 62 87, 60, 88, Colorado o 564 Dominion 87, 75 COLORADO (49) 17, 0 Yowei Stivnro 4 4 16 Rett 0 Pruitt Downs 3 3 17, Lee 2 6 0- - 4 Wams 3 17 71 0 12. Dunlap 0, Davis 11 16 69 Totals KANSAS (81) 2, Or eking 6 11, Camcdei 0 hsmtor 1, Hul Bovto 9 4 10. 7 7 6 9 Manning Kekogg 3 4 5 6, Tirgeon 3 4 7 3 8, ThompPtkock 0 OH) 12, PIper 12, Newton son 2 Totals M 24 Halftime Kansas 49 Colorado Kansas 34 Cokx ado 31 (Slivom Hvrms 5), (Dremng 7) Kansas 77 (Manning 7) Total f is Colorado 16, Kansas 16 Technxal-H- ul We Western Dfvhn L W Peoria Fort Wavne Salt Lake Indianapolis MkwaiAiee T 12 33 60 214 166 55 200 188 5 44 173 3 43 148 188 5 32 164 222 19 2 18 2 22 21 6 GEORGE WASHINGTON (42) 0 0. Wood 7 Fnck 4 4 Brown 0 6 2 9, O'Rekty 0 14, 6, Wattel 2 5 Dooiev Webster 5 2, Helms OH) OH) 0 0 1 1 0. Wiliams 0 0, B 0 42 Totals VBtGfMfA (51) 0 3 Miller 2, Sheehev 13, Potymce 3 0 2. Muken 15, Cakoway 5 7 5 5 0. Simms 9, Kennedy K), 1 7 OH) 0 Totals 51 Johnson Hafttime George Washington 26, Virginia 26. Fouled out None Rebounds George Washington 24 (Brown 7), Virginia 33 (Sheehev, Potynice 7) Assists George Washington 9 (Brown 3), Virginia 7 (Muken, Simms 2) Total fouls George Washington 20, Virginia 20 26 5 vt 14. A- -8, 492. Vinnnia Tech 96, Sc. Miss. 80 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (80) 2 6 M. Jett 10, Wiiams 17, Keys 3 0 4 5 13, Fisher 26, 4, Siler 0 Simmons 2, Hamrtton 1 0, Crow-le- v 0 0 2 White 1 2. S Jett 4 80 Totals VWGtNIA TECH (96) 7 0 P Young 21. Cotoert 4, 0 8 Curry Beecher 20, A 0 0 12, Wtdiams 0, Lewis Young 7 2 0 6 0 6. 7, Brow 2, Everhart 2 4 8 Whitaker 6. Eversok Burgess 4 1 2, Rogers OH) (M 0 Totals 94 Halftime Virginia Tech 42 Southern Mississippi 27 Fouted out None Rebounds Southern Mississippi 34 (Wiliams 12), Virgima Tech 40 (Curry 8) Assists Southern Missis-sio9 (Williams 4), Virginia Tech 24 (Curry 8) Total fouls Southern Missjssxxx 14, Virginia Tech 16 A 7,268 St. Johns 87, Seton Hall 76 ST. JOHN'S (17) 6 16, Glass 21, Berry 20, Moses Wennington 4, 0 2 Muilm 0 Jackson 26, Rowan 0 0 0 S Jones 0 0, Stewart 87 Totals SETON HALL (76) 4 9, McCloud 18. Salley 5 14 Eaves 0 Bryant 8, Maior 0 0 Burton 10, M Jones 13, OH) 4. Totats Sina 76. SI Halftime John's 30 Seton Hafi 42 ves Fouled Rebounds -- St John's 36 (Berry 11), Seton Ha 35 (McCloud )0) John's 23 (Mukm 6) Seton Had 15 John s 17, Seton Hall (Maior 7) Total fouts-- St 26. Technicals -S- eton Ha o coach PJ A 3,450. Prep Rasketball February 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Oats 4 A Last Week 13 10 3 4 II 3 5 9 4 ? 9 4 3 112 6 9 $ 7 8 6 9 7 Ait 6 7 8 9 K A 0 2 4 Judge Timpview Bear R ver Ogden South Carbon Pleasant Grove Mountain Jordan 3 M3 4 M 3 6 n 3 5 5 5 9 9 5 8 10 5 5 8 Richfield Wasatch 12 2 Pne Vw Oats 2 3 10 6 3 '4 5 tnrougn 9 Team Brighton Skyline Bonneville Bountiful Viewmont Bmgnam Hikcres Cottonwood Davis Oil 4 Basetaii 3 4 San Juan 5 North Sanpete 7 2 A 10 4 2 13 2 3 14 0 4 10 4 - Qavi J 3 4 5 Enterprise Piute North Summit South Summit Mount Vernon 2 12 14 ? 114 114 3 8 4 NHL Standings Al Tvnes EST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Dtvmon Here is a Irst of sporting events to be televised or broadcast iocav Tuesday TV 4 pjn. College basketbal, Syracuse at Boston Coliege. ESPN Cable fcOS NBA, Lakers at Rockets, pm WTBS Cable MiSL Soccer, Sting at 6J0 pm WGN Cawe 7J0 pm NBA, Nuggets at Suns, KWGN Cable Auto racing USA Cable I pm Radto 1.30 pm NBA, Jazz at Portland, - Rivermen - 5, Eagles .2 3 0 3 -- 5 Peoria 2 10-Sfet Lake 1, Salt Lake, Hess 2 (MacFirst Period 18 2, Sait Lake, Saoergia 22 Leod, Saoergia), (MacLeod), 440 3, Peoria, Evans 21 6 17. 4, Peoria, Botetl 5 (unassisted), 1533 Penalties TurnbuN, Salt Lake, hooking, 137 5 Salt I ake,Conwav Sercmd Period (Francis, Lawless), 141 Penalties Bench, Sal Lake, too many men on ice (served by Lawless), 7 17 Shaw, Peoria, holding, 1736 Third Period 6, Peoria, Curtate 4 (Goodwin), 630 7, Peoria, Keller 16 (Choumard, Hendricks), 1431 8. Peona, Cyr 11 (Curtate, HenLarocoue), emoiy net, 1930 Penalties dricks, Peona, tnpomg, 18 19 Shot on Goto - (1160) 3 - Utah at UTEP Wyoming at Hawaii Colorado St al San Diego St Friday's Gama Regis at Air Force Saturday's Games Utah at New Mexico BYU at UTEP Wyoming at San Diego St Colorado St at Hawaii Monday's No games scheduled Gamas Tuesday's Games Calgary at Montreal, 735 pm Phitadetphia at N Y Islanders. 805 Washington al Toronto, 605 pm N Y Rangers at Los Angetes, 1035 pm pm NHL Statistics Peona 15 7 8 Salt Lake 15 9 9 - Coaiii: Peona, Larocoue Parro Referee Al Poland. Lammart Jim Tedesco, Steve Metcalf Att 2,452 LATEST LINE The LA Laker are 1 vs. the pomt in ther last 5bn the road. Houston has covered only I of they last 6. Chotct to the Lakers over the Rocket New Jersey has covered $ straight, write Detroit is w the pomt m ther test 4 (Monday's oame not mctuded) Go with the Nets plus the points against the Pistons . San Antonio has covered 4 straight on the road, wtxte Kansas 4 lost has Take ,Citv the Sours over the straight Kings. In the colleges tonight we like Syracuse over Boston Coleoe. in basketoal last week we were 7 in the m the pros Our pomtsoread coleges, and record for the season now stands al In the m the pros. colleges, and PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) 28 33 Salt Lake, - NHL regular sea son MONTREAL (AP) statistics through Sunday, Feb 3 SCORING LEADERS G A P Ptm 54 94 148 24 Gretzky, Edmonton 51 52 103 20 Conference Al Games Kurrt, Edmonton 34 52 86 68 Hawerchuk, Winnipeg W L Pet W L Pet 39 45 84 14 s 17 2 .895 Bossy, NY islanders 10 000 0 Vegas 31 52 83 34 Dionne, Los Angeles 13 678 2 8 800 6 Fresno St 32 44 76 35 12 777 8 3 8 600 B Sutter, NY Islanders Fullerton St 29 46 75 79 MacLean, 500 Winnipeg 10 Cai Santa Barbara 6 545 5 K) 20 52 77 70 Coftev, Edmonton 455 10 12 Cal Irvine 6 5 455 25 46 71 1? Calgary 500 Nilsson, 10 10 455 5 San Jose St 6 34 36 70 45 11 579 Gartner, Washington 8 400 4 6 Utah St 31 39 70 41 Los Angeles 7 12 J89 Nichols, 3 Pacific 300 7 28 42 70 30 Hera are results of the )9th annual 7 3 New Mexico St J00 6 13 .316 Savard, Chicago 22 48 70 19 St Louis Federko, 000 2 15 .118 0 9 wrestling meet, held Monday Long Beach St 33 35 68 16 night at the Soecrium in Logan The Detroit Ogrodnick, Results Monday's 39 28 67 29 supplemental Kerr, Philadelphia weight class result does not San Jose State 76, Pacific 46 39 28 67 61 count m the final team score Carpenter, Washington 52, Fresno State 51 28 39 67 67 West 21, East 14 Tone, NY Islanders Game Wtxtoesday't 118 Pound Mark Perry (Oklahoma Long Beach St al Utah State t) dec Rky Bonomo (Bioomsburg Thursday's Games ot MonResults BORMtO. (AP) West Italy San Jose St at New Mexico St leads, 126 Pounds Barry Davis day's womens combined slalom race ot the UNLV at Pacific World Akme Ski Championships. sup dec Rocky Bonomo (Bioomsburg Sakirday's Games 20--9 Erika Hess, Switzerland, I JO 79 West leads, Uah State at New Mexico St 132 40 2 Ursula Konzett, Liechtenstein, 130 Pounds Wade Hughes (George Futierion St at Santa Barbara Tamara McKinney, Souaw Valley, Cairf Washmgton-East) dec Corbel Andersen (Utah UNLV at Fresno ), West leads, 0 13280 Long Beach St at San Jose St 33 77 134 FYxjnds 4. Heiene Barpier, France, Jim Jordan (Wisconsin-Eas- t) 2 5 Sylvia Eder, Austria, 13417 dec Greg Randal Tlaika. Poland, 134 43 West teads, 1 6. Maigonata Souaw Valiev, Cakf, 7 Eva Twardokens, 142 Pounds Joe Gibbons (Iowa t) W L Pet W L Pet 134 50 3 dec John Orr (Prmceton-Easi4 J10 17 714 2 5 Montana 1 Czechoslovakia, Elena Medzihradska, West leads, 762 714 16 2 $ 5 Weber St 150 Pounds Jude Skove (Ohio 13515 7 A5f 2 5 7)4 13 N Arizona 9 Dorota Tlaika Poland, 13520 1 dec Jim Heffeman 8 714 2 12 600 Nevada-Ren5 4 13625 10 Bngiite Oertli, Switzerland, West teads, 13 J50 7 479 4 3 Muntana St 158 Pounds II Traudl Haecher West Germany 137 44 Marty Kistter 409 13 9 2 5 396 Idaho St 12 Veronika Wainger, Austria. 137 54 4 ), dec Greg Elinsky (Penn 11 579 8 .216 2 5 Boise St 13834 West teads, 13 Ivana Vatesova Czechoslovakia. 7 14 J33 143 6 Idaho 14 167 Pounds Karen Percy, Canada, 139 63 Kevin Jackson Friday's Games 15 Marina K ehl, West Germany, 13911 drew with Llndtev Kistter Northern Arizona at Weber St 8 West teads, Otter Americans Nevada Reno at Idaho St 4030 177 Pounds 16 Cindy Nelson, Reno, Nev , Metvm Douglas (Oklahoma-West- ) Idaho at Montana dec Booker Benetord Boise St e Montane St West toads, Saturday's Games 190 Pounds Duane Goldman At GeMburtr Sweden, Feb.4 Nevada Reno at Weber St dec Jim Betchner (Clarion Werner's Camputsary Figure Bone St el Montane 2 West leads, 0A PlaceKatarina East Germany Witt, Idaho at Montana St Rick Peterson Heavyweight ments 2, Kira Ivanova Soviet Union, 2 3. Northern Arizona at Idaho $ pmned Karian O'Hara (Oklahoma Anna Kondrashova. Soviet Unton, 18. 4. Clau6)9 West wins, dia Lfistner, West Germany. 24 5. Sandra 58 60, Team scorlng-W- est Carivom Switzerland. 30 6. Ftotrlcia Neske, (Oklahoma, OklahoSOUTHERN CAL (M) towa St, Utah $t) 21, East 7. Claudia VHfiger, Switma 36. West Iowa, St, Germany, IS. Dow IS. Carwxjw M0 9 48 4 2 France. 8, Agnes Gossekn, zerland. George Washington, Wisconsin, (Bioomsburg 0 14. Fruod 4. Hotmt. 04vwr 0 54 10, Katrien Princeton. Ohio St, Penn St, Louisiana St, 0. Simone Koch East Germany. 0 0 4, 04) 4. Smtti Southern UHnois) 14 Pauwets, Belgium, 60 7 40 0 0 TotxB 2 Stowsrd Pain then orewam OREGON STATE (SI) 1. Yelena Valova and Ofeg Vasilyev. Soviet 0 12, Wood-tfc5 15. Knox 4-Gram 2. Larisa Sefezneve and 04 7 Union 0 placements 4. Darrah 13. F Iowan Soviet Union, 08 3. Birgit 0 0 Mnndey's Sperii 0, Oeg Makarov 0 7, Houllon i. OkAtl East Germany 2 Knut Schubert and Lorenz BASEBALL 50 2 TotaN KaxKa American Lea me Souttwm Cal 30, Oraoon Siala 4. Veronica Pershma and Marat Mkbarov, HaiMm e Massari 5. CHICAGO and am Soviet Claudia Union. WHITE 6 Juan 7S. F4ad out Nona RaOounda-Soutn20 4, Manuete Caorano. West Germany Agosto and At Jones, pitchers, Ron Karkovtce, Cal 14 ICartanoar. Dowal 5), Oraoon SUta 17 Landgrat and tngo Sttuer East Germany 24 catcher, and Ken WHkamt, outfielder, to Cal II (Cartander (Graan 7) Al-Sou- m contracts. Flowan 7) 7 Lanka Knaoova and Rene Novotny, 51, Oraoon Slata II (Wooduda, MILWAUKEE 28 8 Degmar Kovarove and Josef BREWERS Signed Pet Soultwn Cal II, Oraoon Slaia Total foil 33 Czechoslovakia Ladd, Komar, pitcher, and Bily RtoJdoux, Inftektor 12 PCM Standings Home team m CAPS College Wrestling - USFL Exhibitir EASTERN CONFEREI I Tribune Prep Rankngs The Sait Lake Tribune s Preo Rankings hy the week Ot February TV SPORTS Two points are awarded tor a victory, one pomt for a tie, overtime winner receives two points and loser receives one pomt Monday's Games Peoria S, Salt Lake 3 Muskegon 10, Flint $ Tuesday's Games No Games Scheduled Wednesday's Gwnes Salt Lake al Kalamazoo, 530 p m Indianapolis at Flint Fort Wavne at Peona Muskegon at Milwaukee Womens Ski Sums Tuesday's Games Regnn Two at Alta 7 30 Brghton Hiiicrest at Kearns 730 Bingham at Tavkvsviiie 7 30 om Reon Nne Wasatch at Morgan 7 30 om R9on Eleven Dtvmon One North Summit at South Rich 730 180 Eastern DMstan 29 51, G. Ptl GF GA 8 6 28 3 69 IHL Standings Washington 42 46 SAN JOSE ST. (74) 14 7, S Evans Owens 4 Farris 18 Dixon Fleming 0 9 B Evans 0 17, Johnson 0 3 3 5, Wyatt 0 2 Hod Puou 76 Totals Hathime San Jose Si 32, Pacific 17 Pacific 77 Rebounds Fouled (Matthews 7) San Jose 36 (Owens 13) As 5 (Gray 2) San Jose 15 (Duon Pacific 25, San Jose )9 6) Total touts Kansas Of MAVOR 125. 10, Virginia San Jose St. 76, Pacific 46 54 PEOPLE WW2M TONI&HT OLD DOMINION (75) 6 19 Davts 14, Gattison 0 0 10, Thomas Hanlev 3 0, F Smith 6 2 0 C Smith 0, Lambert 15, 2 3 3 7, Trax 4, Charles 6, Totson 6 7 5. 1 0 0 Totals MARYLAND (87) 0 0 24, Long Lewis 8, Bias 0 3 6, Branch 15, 6, Gatlin 6 0 6 14, Adkins 3 4, Baxter Jones 1 0 0 2, Palmer 8, Dnesed 3 8 87 Totals Halftime Maryland 45, Okj Dominion X Rebounds Old Dominion 19 (Gattrson 7), Maryland 39 (Lewis 8) Assists Old Dominion 17 (F Smith 9), Maryland 2) (Garin, Branch 5) Total touts Old Dominion 13, Maryland 18 PACIFIC (46) 0 1$, Frankim 2 Rosario 0 8 People 3, Richardson Counts 1 0 l 8 Cleaves 2, Modesto 0 Matthews 5, Totals 11 5, Gray 18 -8 Maryland 2 9 Gmsor Shatter Spertf 13 (H 2, Carter Furman KEEP 044K& A- Old Dominion 75 VanderiMlt 55 St W Kentucky 69, Murray New Orleans 57, Alabama St 42 Nichols Si 65, Jackson Si 61 Randotph-Maco- n 55, Longwood 35 Roanoke 58 Shenandoah 57 S Carolina 90, Georgia St 66 SE Louisiana 65, McNeese St 60 SW La. 89. Stetson 72 Salem 93, Davis & Ekws 92 (OT) The C'tadei 71, Term Chattanooga 63 U Of Mississippi 60, Vanderbilt 55 Va Tech 96, Southern Misv $0 Virginia 51, George Washington 42 W Va St 95, Genvilte 88 s 73 W Va Tech 81 Midwest Adrian 123 Concordia 73 Aoumas 1)1 Soring Arbor 92 Augsburg 86 Carieton 58 Case W Res. 68 Wooster 67 Cleveland St 76 Akron 56 Creighton 87 W Texas St 63 Defiance 96 Central St 70 Drury 77 Mary mount 6$ E ilinots 77, Wrs Green Bay 58 Evansville 79, Oral Roberts 75 Grand VaHev 75 Ferris $t 59 Hamlme 66, St Thomas 65 Iflinois Con 76 Blackburn 75 v Ind 82, S IB Ed 81 (30T) Kansas 88, Colorado 69 Lake Superior 72 Michigan Tech 66 Lovola 99, Xavier 89 Manchester 66, Bkrffton 64 Mo Bapt 57, Bapt Bible 56 (OT) Obetim 72, Ken von 68 Ohio Wesleyan 73, Denison 70 e 56 SE Mo 126, SW Mo 101, HL Chicago 81 St Olaf 89, Bethel 69 St John's 88 Macaiester 55 St Joseph's 79, Franklin 63 $1 Louis 80 Oklahoma City $1 U Ot Detroit 58 Butler 53 Vincennes 88, Cincinnati Tech 85 OT Southwest 67 Abilene Christian 76, Howard-PavnAngelo St 105 E New Mexico 91 Lamar 80 Texas San Antonio 70 SE Oklahoma 72 Dallas Baptist 63 Sam Houston St 84, Northwestern 71 Stephen F Austin 75 St Thomas S3 West San Jose St 76 Pacific 46 St 52 Fueerton Fresno St 5) USC 60 Oregon St 58 CLEVELANO (121) 6 19 Hubbard 713 Hinson 15, 4 10 Bagiev Shetton 8 35, Free 7 72. Davis 0 0 Turpin 12, 0 Poouette 4, K Williams 0, 0 6 4 Totals Anderson 121 WASHINGTON (1)2) 2 Bauard 23, Dave 6, 6 McMillen 12, Mone 34, GuS 0 5 5 Johnson WHiiams 6 Mahorn 9 20 Guv W Hiams 1 9 0, Bradley 2 6 Tofats 112 39 21 29 Qevfeand 22 32 24 1)2 Washmgton Cteve-laFoiled out Mahom Rebounds 55 (Poouette 8), Washington 46 (Ballard 12) 3) (Bagiev 10), Washington 26 (Johnson 10) Total fouls Cleveland 23 Washington 23 A4 103 Sixers 90, Maryland Mississippi pm & Bill Hinds CDUJk) ZRD. GOT TO RMPAPIAX FOt? MOMLES& TO Halftime Duke 43, Harvard 19 Fouled out Carrabino Rebounds Harvard 22 (Ferry 5), Duke 41 (Dawkins, Boas 6) Assists 9 Harvard (Duncan 4), Duke 27 (Dawkins 11) Total Fois Harvard 19. Duke 18. Rider 69, York 62 Rutgers 96, Monmouth 74 Salem SI 85, Curry 61 Scranton 62, King's 44 Siena 60, Vermont 59 S Hampton Col 109, Bard 43 St Bonaventure 64, Penn St 59 SI John's 87, Seton Hal 76 Si Joseph's (Me) 77, Thomas 66 St Joseph's (Vt) 94, Lvndon St 81 SI Michaels (Vt ) 64, Assumption S3 SI Thomas Aquinas 82. Nvack 65 St. Vincent 43, Frostburg 41 Swarttimore 105, Beaver 88 Tufts 111, New England Col 63 Wavnesburg 76. Port Park 57 Wikes 80, Drew 54 Souffi Appalachian St 73, Davidson 70 Duke 82. Harvard S3 Fairmont 106, Concord 81 Florida 86, Florida St 79 Frank lei & Marshal 85, W Md 81 George Mason 77, American 71 Gr ambling 63, Tern St S3 La. Tech 73, NE La 63 Louisisana Tech 73, NE Louisiana 63 Philadelphia 106, Atlanta 92 Detroit 113, Milwaukee 1)1. OT San Antonio 114, Golden State 109, OT LA. Clippers US. Indiana 96 Jeff Millar By to rr'S CO A've 82. 77 80, Cavs 2 Duncan 7 4 Ferry 0 19, Smith 2, Weoster 0 5 3 0 2, Dodson 0 0, Mohi er 4, 0 0 1, Daugherty Wiides 0 0, Parker-so- n 1 0 1 0 Totals 53 OUKE (12) 2 1, Aiane 18, B.ias Maagner 13. Amaxer 5 0 4, Dawkins 3 8 4 10. King 3 0. 14, Henderson 0 4 0 0. Strickland 10, Bryan Wams 5 4. Totals 2, Anderson 19 Albany St 75, Skidmore 64 Baruch 63, Medoar Evers 6) Bloomfield 51, Wagner 50 Bioomsburg 88, Lock Haven 73 Bucknefl 71, Lycoming 58 Buffalo SI 75, Brockport 69 Castteton St 92, Green Mt St 62 Cheynev 89, Shippensburg 75 Clarion 98, Alliance 87 Conn Col 97, Nichols 71 Corhmd St 103, Daemen 69 Edmboro 76, Mercyhurst 72 Elizabethtown 96, Lebanon Valiev 63 Geneva 74, W Va Wesleyan 70 Gordon 74, MIT 70 Hartford 64, Brooklyn Col 63 Houghton 75, Geneseo St 72 Lovota 92, Drexel 71 Lovola (Md) 92, Drexet 71 Mansfield 70, LeMovne 58 Merrimac 82, Keene St 70 Moravian 68, Albright 50 Priia. 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