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Show Valentines Big Day USTA Senior Indoor Canyon Hosting Racquet At San o o Deigo Open By Hilmer Anderson United Press International was Ronnie Black. He nailed a on the par-3- , eighth hole of the south course. Said Steve Pate, a shot behind the leaders: The fairways are hard. That's good for me because I hit the ball low. The greens were better than I thought they would be. Twitty birdied the first three holes on the north course and eagled the ninth with an par-- 5 putt. He bagged eight birdies in the round. Pooley, also playing the north, parred his first three holes but birdied nine of his final 11 to surge into the lead. hole-in-o- 184-yar- d LA JOLLA, Calif. Tommy Valentine, in keeping with the sentiment of the day, was among a group of four 64s players to shoot Thursday and share the lead in the $400,000 San Diego Open. first-roun- d Playing on a fast course amid beautiful weather, Valentine was joined in the lead on Valentines Day by Howard Twitty, Gary Hallberg and Don Pooley. They held a advantage over four players with nine golfers two strokes behind the leaders. one-stro- Twitty said. The weather, there was little rough, the fairways were cut wide and the course is playing pretty - first-roun- Twitty and Pooley face a date Friday with the south course, which is regarded about two or three shots stingier. The final rounds this weekend will be played on the south side. Hallberg and Valentine tangled with the south course Thursday. I love that golf course, Hallberg said. If I dont lose my patience, I know I can play it well. I dont even have to line up my putter. Ive been looking forward to today all year. It was a perfect day for scoring, fast.- By Lex Hemphill Tribune Sports Writer If its President's Day Weekend, it must be time for those senior tennis players who never tell a lie about their age. Only their tennis games dont get old. Yes, the annual influx of senior tennis players for the USTA National Senior Indoors championships has taken place at Canyon Racquet Club, d where action was held Thursday without incident The good matches are yet to come. The USTA is holding national mens singles and doubles tournaments in three age brackets here the 45s, 50s, and 55s. There is also competition for Western titles in the 35s and 60s, and it is in those categories that local players like Jim Osborne in the 35s and Lee Hammel in the 60s are performing. In the national brackets, it is again strictly an affair. In past years, the mens senior indoors were held in conjunction with womens national indoors at the Salt Lake Swimming and Tennis Club, but that event has been discontinued there, leaving the stage this weekend ; Unable to capitalize on the conditions was Mark OMeara, who has won the last two weeks. He had to swallow a 39 on his final nine holes thanks to an 8 on the par-- 4 fourth hole. At the other end of the spectrum out-of-to- tournaments: All seven of the seeded play45s ers pushed through to the second round without problem, and two of d them didnt have to play at all. Dick Landenberger of Dallas was the only seed who had to survive as he beat Californian a three-setteBob Jones, The top seed is Bob Duesler of d Newport, Calif., who won his match from John Aska Duesler won two of the four USTA 45s titles last year (grass and but he didnt win here. He was upset in the quarters, and the title eventually went to Les Dodson. Dodson, who did not lose a set in his convincing run to the title last year, is the second seed .this time and had a bye Thursday. There is a local player in this draw seventh-seedeRauno Suominen, the former Finnish player who lives in Salt Lake City. Suominen won his d match from Irwin Goldand is of Calif., Irvine, berg seeded to meet Duesler in Saturdays quarters. 6-- 1. C7 IT5 6-- hard-servin- first-roun- 6-- 6-- ), third-seede- Morton-Seymou- rt first-roun- Old Timers to Honor High School Coaches or pick up tickets at Stevens and Brown Sporting Goods in Sugarhouse. Ticket price is $10 and the social hour Five high school coaches will be honored for their long and meritorious service Feb. 20 when the Old Time Athletes hold their Spring Stag at the Travelodge. Ticket deadline is Feb. 17 and late applicants may call Dick Ball (484- - d first-roun- 6-- 0, 6-- 2, 15, d 6-- r, hard-court- Friday, Ftbrsary top-seed- first-roun- Sixth-seede- 6-- 3, Tritune L&ke 50s King Van Nostrand of turns to Salt Lake City after a year Brightwaters, N.Y., who won this title away and is the top seed, as 1984 last year as well as the 50 Hardcourts champion Hugh Stewart didnt return, to defend his title. in Las Vegas in October, is match from and won his Russell Seymour, who won a bunch, The other eight Joe Martin, of indoor titles here in the 45s and 50s, seeds ripped through their matches makes his first move into the 55s and. without losing a set. is seeded third, behind King Lambert. Whitney Reed, the former U S. DaJason Morton, last years losing finalvis Cupper of the early 60s and a ist to Stewart, is seeded fourth, while loser to Van Nostrand in straight-se- t g Ed Kauder, the cnamp last year's semis, is seeded second here in 1982, is fifth. and he got through to the second 0 round with a The big name here this weekend1, victory over Boises Tick Axtell. however, is found in the 55 doubles No excitement here Thurs55s bracket, where former great Pancho day, as the top four seeds didn't have Gonzalez is teaming with Bill Davis" d tandem' to play to get to the second round. They form the r, and Bob Howe, the tournament referee at behind Kauder-Lambed and Panchos the U.S. Open and the champion in this tournament in 1981 and 1983, re- - match is Friday at 6 p.m. to the men at the Canyon. Here is a look at the national men's 6-- 3, Tht Salt 3265) starts at 6:30 p.m. Slated to be recognized are Grant Cullimore, Grant Martin, Eddie Isaacson and Robert Jan Smith. ill Tank McNamara Tribune Sports Scoreboard College Basketball Utes 69, Air Force Milwaukee 132. Indiana 128, OT Houston 113, New York 105 Denver 138, Kansas City 123 San Antonio 131, Phoenix 102 Boston 110, Seattle 94 Friday's Games Detroit at New Jersey, 730 P.m. Cleveland al Philadelphia, 730 pm Indiana al Chicago, 830 P.m Phoenix at Dallas, 830 p.m. San Antonio at Denver, 930 P.m L.A. Clippers al Utah, 930 p.m. Atlanta al LA. Lakers, 1030 pm. Washington at Portland, 1030 pm Boston at Golden State, 11 P.m Saturday's Games New Jersey al New York, 730 pm Philadelphia at Detroit, 730 pm Houston al Cleveland, 8 p.m. Kansas City al Seattle, 1030 pm Jordan Roy 69, 64. Woods Cross at Bountiful, 730 pm Davis at East, 730 pm Viewmont at Highland, 730 pm Regan Five Ogden at Bear River, 7 pm Sky View al Logan, 7 pm Ben Lomond al Mountain Crest, 7 pm 44.8, 61 9, 77, Cougars Rams Regan - Utah 46.3. Free Throws Force Utah 65.5. Techncai Fouls: Adair. Officials: Dibter, Fuentes, Gracev. Attendance 9,966. Force 69 4 8. 0 C. Jones 2 10, 47 Trinity, Texas (102) 7 Scoll 10, Holton 9. 5 Poster Adams 19, 9 0 5 I, Brigham 4, Humphries 0 4 IB, 0, Davis 0 Macv 4, Lucas 0 1 7, Pittman 0 Fresno 131. 27 24 25 27 33 35 Fouled outBoats -- Foster done. Redounds Phoenix 45 (C. Jones 7), San nix 29 (DaAntonio 40 (Cook 9). vis 7), San Antonio 37 (Moore 15: . Totai touts Phoenix 24, Sen Antonio i8. A 7,948. Hatfftme Score BYU 37, Colorado St. Shooting Percentages: Field Goals St. 43.3, BYU 41 8. Free Throws St. 64.7, BYU 73.0. Techrocal Fouls: None. Officials: Clark, Belmont, Dreith. Attendance 11,515. 138, English 5 Coooer 3 4, Isset Schavei 3 4 0 6, Kopicki 4 33, Lever 21, 0 8, 2, 123 Kings Natl Dunn 29, - 3 10, 4 1 0 1 10, Hamlik Turner 5, While 4 6, Evans 5 0 2. Totals 138. KANSAS CfTY (123) 8 16e 0 8, Otoerdtog 56 Johnson 0 7 20, Theus 7, Drew Thompson 6 2 16, Woodson 20, Thorpe 5 0 0 2, Verhoeven 14. Meriweal her 3. 7 3 3 6. Pooe 11, McNamara 9 123. Totals 33 44 32 Denver 29 31 27 Kansas City Denver 55 Fouled out -- Non. Rebounds (Natt 9), City 50 (Johnson. Thompson, 39 10), Denver (Hanztfk 6). Assists Thorpe ver Kansas City 32 (Theus 7) Total 24. Kansas City 25. Knat Celtics BOSTON Bird 110, Sonics 94 (INI 18, Maxwel ish 7 II, Par14, Johnson Buckner W 0, 0 4, Kite 1 4 20, Airg 4 24, 4, McHate 4 0 Carr 2, Wedmen 1 110. 0 0. Totals 0, Carlisle 1 SSATTLK (94) 3 9 13, 4 7, Vrenes Chambers 4 19, 5 24. Henderson Sme 0 2 0, Wood 4 H, Brickowskl 0. Kino Sobers 4. McCorrmck 2 2 Btackwel A 0, Sundvotd 1 9A 2 Totals M a 14 32 2- 1- 94 Forked (Bird 13), Saaifla 31 (Chambart. Vrants. Sikma 7). Boston 32 (Brd 8), SeelHt 21 (Hander-io- n Boston 77, Seattle 2A 14). Total touts Ttchmcets-Mex- wtl 2 (elected). Bird, Buckner A 13,509, 25 25 23 Thret-poi- Reoounds-Bost- on 55 t - Juab at Grand, 730 pm North Sanpete at Manti, 730 pm Richfield al South Sevier, 730 pm Soutom Division Pme View at Midard, 730 pm Cedar City at Hurricane, 730 pm Delta at Dixie, 730 pm Regan Eleven Division One South Summit at North Summit, 730 pm. North Rich at Soutn Rich, 730 p.m. Park City at Manila, 730 pm Division Two Dugwav at Wendover, 730 pm Mount Vernon at Tintic, 730 pm Rowland Hal at St. Joseph's, 730 pm Aegon Twelve Denson One Escalante at Bryce Vauev, 730 pm Piute at Wavne, 730 pm Gunnison al North Sevier, 730 pm Region Thirteen Northern Dfvisan Duchesne at East Carbon, 730 pm 25. - Practice Game Aggies 73, Titans 63 Green River at Tabtona, 730 pm Salt Lake Lutheran at Intermountain tian, 7 pm 76. Halftime Southern Cal 36, Arizona State None. Rebounds 35. Fouled out Arizona State 23 (Johnson 6), Southern Cal 42 (Dow Arizona State 14 (Thompson 5), 11). Assists Southern Cat 21 (Frond 13). Total fouls Arizona State U, Southern Cal 11 A 4,480. Iowa 52 MICHIGAN (56) 0 3, Wade Rektord 0, Tarptev 0 0 13 8, Grant 21, Joubert 0 7, Thompson 4, I, Henderson 5 4 & Totals 2 9 54 Rockvmore IOWA (52) 4 0 14, Pavne 7 1, Stokes Wngnt 4 9, Banks 15, Moe 3, 3, Berkenpas Jones Lorenzen Snedeker 0 T 0, Reaves 1 0 d 52. Totals Halftime Michigan 29, Iowa 24. Fouled out none. Rebounds Michigan 29 (Tarptev 10), Iowa 36 (Wrtghl ID. Assists Michigan 11 (Joubert 0), Iowa 14 (Payne 4). Total fouls Mtchioan IS, Iowa 14 A 15,450. Womens Basketball Ute 10, Cetera St 68 Stiles 2 4 4 Let I 1 16, Utah Sanderson 1 2, Hendv 13 - 34, Neebdng 1 0 2, Wright 4 5 10, 5, Rogers 10. 2 4 Totati 32 3 PeOkoudas Colorado Slate 6, Dan-le- ts 3 7, Noely I 19, Hatoch 2 00 4 Smith 4 Berenato 7 9, Suoensky 4 10 Totati 31 61 7. DeR utter 5 0 Hatftime score- Utah 50, CSU 33. - - CaF Shooting Percentages: Field Goals Fuderton 40.6, Utah Stale 48.1. Free Throws 71 4, Utah State 73.9. Three-Pee- d Fold Goats: Hendserson WashGrant Davis 1 Anderson Flovd ington Technical Fouls: None. Offioats: Reischiing, Kater, Fincken. Attendance: 6,934. H. Chris- pm San Diego St UTEP 76, Roy 64, Qearfiefd 61 Clearfield 10 28 39 61, Roy 16 34 44 64 Call 5 11. Bovtin 6 5 Clearfield West 4 13, Ashby 2 0 4, Adams 2 Hicks 4 5 12, Murray OH) 1 Totals 24 - 14, 5, 61. Roy 25, Toone 6, Vanby Satvitti 6 36 3 4 8, Newev 2 0 4 Totals 15, 24 Jorgenson 10 4 6, Moves 2 5 64 3 - IHL Standings CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Dfvisan Bob Lohr Jack Renner Ben Crenshaw Ed Fiori Woodv Blackburn St. Louis Chicago Minnesota Detroit Toronto Jerry Pate Jay Haas Bril Hancock Lenme Clements Ron Streck Craig Stabler Peter Oosterhuis Bobby Clampetl Fred Couples Doug Tew Scott Simpson Johnny Milter Dan Pohi Phil Biackmar Tim Norris Gene Sauers Wayne Grady Jeff Coston David Thore J.C. Snead Tom Jenkins Dan Hakordson Paul Azmger Pal McGowan Bi Rogers John Cook BA Glasson Mark Pf Jim Simons T.C. Chen Andy North Buddy Gardner Michael Barnbialt DA Wtebrmg Tom Woodard Steven Looter Robert Wrerm Jeff Hart ChrH Perry Clarence Rose Cesar Sanudo Payne Stewart WlHO Wood Edmonton Winnipeg Calgary Los Angeles Vancouver Norstars 59, Mont. St. 48 ST. (41) 0 8 2, Lavher 8, John2 9, Hampton 6 6, Epoerty 0 5 7, Washington 0 (HI 0, Willis 8, 0 9 0 0, Domako Hurley 5 7, Watters 7 0 48. 4 Totats 7 NEVADA-REN(59) 5 0 Rand 16, ParMo 1 0, Sommers 9 1 6, Harden 6 4 9, High 1 12, Porter 0 9 2 0 0, 8, Ronzone 0 1 0 Gosse 7, Jubv 0, Stephens 6 1 59. 4 Totals 9 Halftime UNR 28, Montana St. 19,'Fouled out None. Rebounds Montana St. 45 (Domako, Walters 7). UNR 54 (Rand 13). St. 9 (Ferch, Hurley, Walters 2), UNR K) (High 4). Total St. 19, UNR 14 Technicals None. A 6,284 HI 4 9 3 3 Oregon St. t'.H)NrrON 69. Wash. St. 49 STATE yYeSace m 5 5, Jennings It, 6 4 Morrison 7, Babich 0 2, Quinnett 5 4 6, Anderson 2 2 0 1 6, Taylor 2, Moor. 0 0, Durr 0 0. TolaH 49. OREGON STATE (69) 6 0 Grew, 29, Derrah 2, 5 Woodstot 17, Knox 5 M, Flow-a- rt 7 0 2 0 6. Houston 0, Miner 2 0 I. Kasha 2, Thierry 0, Giusli 2. TolaH 69. HaKtima Oregon SI. 33, Washington SI. 22. Fouled out Washington SI., Jennings. Redounds Washington SI. 25 (Morrison 6), Oregon SI. 20 (Green 9). Assists Washington St. )0 (Tavtor 4), Oregon SI. 22 (Woodside 111. Total fouH Washington St. 21, Oregon SI. IE Malto. 0 I 2 2, H M Syracuse 94, Seton Sev 11. Hall H cuse 27. TechncaH-no- ne. A 21.909. I I:m i Ml. 11 Chantai This Week's M149. 14 MI.7E IZ Games Fresno State 52, Fullerton State 86, Pacific 64 Tuesday San Diego State 86, Long Beech State 69 Wednesds t San Jose State 57, C Barbara 54 Thursday Utah State 73, Futterton State 63 Fresno State 61, New Mexico State S3 Pacific 64, Long Beach State 57 Serturitev Barbara at Utah State Fresno State el Long Beech State Nevada-La- s Vegas al Pacific al New Mexico State Undarhl Canter, Vt Knapp, Eva Twardokans, Squaw Tracy McEwan, Seattle, Vatev, CaM M1.74 Mens Downhill UJS. 40 - COPPER MOUNTAIN, Cola (API Hera are results of Thursday's men s downhH In the UZ Alpine Ski Championships: I. Brian Stemmit, Canada, minuta, S156 Z Steve Hegg, Dane Point, CaK, 1ZL99. Z Rob Boyd, Canada, 1ZUZ 4 Andy Chambers, Jackson, Wvo, 15411 Z Andy LUm, Bettovua, Idaho, 15447. 4 (Ha) Connor O'Brian. Canada, and Trk Cochrane, Graanvde, Mama, 1547Z 1 Paul Man ra, Gig Harbor, Waste, 15417. 9. Jim Kirby, Canada, 15Z3I. Ml Ban Akers, SanbomvHe, N.R, 155.44 11. Kreig East Birke, VI. Sourbgar, 155.4& It Big Sky Standings 13. CwitomnAI Ganrn 62 McCloud IS, 1 M Bryant 11, Maior 4, Earn 9 19 12, Burton I, Jones 0 8 0, Whitaker 0 0 0, Sine 2 13 1, Broussard 0 0 0. 0 0, Vogt 0 00, SBrvrM 09 62. TolaH SYRACUSE (94) 7, Addison 9 M 11, Hawk ms 3 5 Sefkafv 0, MiI, Washington 9 17, Atexrt M 17, chael Brown 9 7 OH) 6, Brower 9, Spare Monroe 4 A Katz 3. Trisha 3, Herned 0 0 X TolaH 1, Metvtn Brown 1 94 35. Hattim Syracuse 46, Seton H H 36 Fouled out none. Rebounds-Set- on (M Bryant 8). Syracuse 43 (AlexH 10). H 9 (Metor 4), Syracuse 22 16, Syra(AddHon 5). Total fouH Seton H - II 5 SETON HALL '62) 5 Womens Downhill COPPER MOUNTAIN, Cola (API More art results ol Thursday's women's downhN at the US Alpine Ski Championships: 1. Holy Flanders, Deerfield, N.H 1 minute, 38.58 seconds. Lynda McGehee, Boulder, Colo., X Carter Payne, Aspen, Colo, 1:G 4 4 Cindy Oak, Orchard Park, N.Y., 1:L57. DeCOw Armstrong, Sea the, lAOit 4 Ketoe Casey, Canada, 1177. 7. Sandra Van Erl, Kettun, MaNas MUZ Z Tart PtNngar, Para CDv, Utah. MUM. I. Pam Fletcher, Acton, Mass. MUZ HI Cindy Nelson, Reno, Nay., M1.W. II. Anouk Party, Wailafleld, Vt MI.4Z Heidi Bonnes, Steamboat Springs, Cola, PCAA Standings i .m .m ChrH Kant, 154 1Z Matt 9, Murphy, 15411 Great Fall, Mont. Utah Snow Report - SALT LAKE CITY (API Tht Utah Ski AuodtHon raporH tht folowing condition! Ttxrvtev 1 ha iftte't iki retort tot Afte-- Bolia Stale UZ International 42 toano 71, E. Watiwig'on 7S Thursday Northern Ariione 74 Montana 72 Nevada-Ren59, Montana Slate 41 toano Slate 95, UZ International S3 Saturday Weber Slate at toano State Bona State at Idaho Montana at Nevada-Ren- o Montana Stale at N. Arizona .5514 SO? J9I Gamas - tvNa, CaW. 15401 U. Andraas Rickanbach. Ptottontog CaM. 009 This tWaak's Ca- Jaca Romck, t r 1Z Beovtr Mountain total Brian Haad-- 72 total Brighton 97 total Daar Vatev-- 69 total Mi. Hotv 41 total Nordic Vatev-- 74 total Ctty-- 74 totaL ParkWnt-- 71 total Powdar Mourten '4 84 total Snowbatln Pvt Snowbird-- 79 Vd total C total net O total Sotttuda 204 223 219 16 29 11 43 192 327 16 31 208 260 36 10 7 42 13 33 174 242 86 23 64 251 22 63 259 22 59 253 33 40 194 V total 3 5 3 0- -5 3 -3 9 2 Quebec 2 1 PhtoMtehia -6 First Period 1, Philadelphia, Kerr 44 (Ptopp, Poubn), 436. 2, Philadelphia, Propp 30 (Kerr, Howe), 17:18. Penalties Zezef, Phi (hooking), 5:17; Maxw, Que (hooking). 7:41. Second Period 3, Quebec, Lerrweux S (Ashton, Peter Siastny), 339 (pp). 4, Quebec, P. Siastny 24 (unassisted) 1237 (po). 5. Sutter 9 (Propp, Smith) I4:5S Que (holding) Eriksson, Phi (hoidtng), 134; Brown, Phi (hooking), 1134; 1941 Marsh, Phi Kerr 45 Third Period-- 6, PhUadetoha, (Ptoop, Young). 430. 7, Phtedetphia, SmHato 5:18. 24 (Howe). Suave 8 (A. 8, Quebec, Stestnv, P. Siastny), 1337, (pp). 9, Phkadef-ph17 16.41. Craven (Brown, Crossman), PenaHos-You- ng, Phi (interference), 13 19. Shots on Goal -- Quebec Bouchard saves). Philadelphia, Lindbergh Referee-B- ob PNHbwtoi Own (34 shots 28 Myers. Black Hawks 5, 183 216 201 199 202 26 21 GA 20 158 199 13 in 237 Eattom DtvHton 21 31 J M 2 31 II 2 44 225 212 23 24 Whalers 118-- 5 Nordiques ec, 230 8 4 4 Penguins 1 I -4 1 1 15 32 (Lr 4, 174 14 Got RANGERS Montreal NY 1 in CAPS Dixie College Recruits , Utahns who hove signed to play footb a) Dixie College: Eric Price, Ogden High, wide receiver, first toem state; Ty Pendtoton, Richfield High, wide receiver, first team state, state championship; Jeff Thorpe, SprmgvAe High,, tight end, second team Roger green, Woods Cross High, offensive lineman; Ketfy Curtis, SpringviHe High, offensive Kn man, first team slate; Kirk Lott, Provo High, offensive lineman; Shawn Kaae, Logan defensive lineman; Ken Kanfr. Cetftr High, City High, offensive linemen; Kurt Tuttle, D4K fa High, offensive lineman, Bodd Dudley, Ta torsvtlo, defensive lineman, Mike TueHer, Hah, defensive lineman; Howard Reeve SpringviHe, linebacker, first team Todd Bram, Provo High, defensive baov Larry Eckles, American Fork High, offensive, linemen; Troy Wtfcmson, Dixie High, defensive back; Brock Andrus, Dixie High, runrw back; Mike Reynolds, Pine View High, running beck. USFL Exhibitions ' AITWosEST shots-1- 4 (18 St. 8:17, Undntof VH 0 Louis, McNamara. Capitals 4, Flames 3 8 2 2- -4 Washington 9 3 8- -3 Calgary First Period None. Penalties None. Second Period- -!, Calgary, Beers U Reinhart), 331. 2, Washmgton, ChrHIan 23 (Erickson, Franceschetti), AMU, Calgary, Tambeimi 15 (Hunter), 525.4, Washington, Adams 4 (Murphy), 9245, Calgary. Eaves 13 1634 Penattir-Gou- ld, (Baxter, Macoun), Was (tripping), 1124; Calgary bent served by WHson (too many men on ted, 12:49; Laughkn Was 1351; Baxter, Cat (interference), 1854 Third Period 6, Washington, Carpenter 43 (McEwen, Murphy), 633 (pp).7, Washmgton, Carpenter 44 (Gartner, Duchesne), 13 50. Cat (holding), 52X Cat- Shots on goal Washogton gerv Goalies Washington, Riggin ). saves). Calgary, Edwards (31 A- shots-2- 8 - 16,683. Morel WESTERN Houston Oaklond Osmor Los Anqstos Arizona Portland San Antonio Naw CONFERENCE o 0 0 0 1 1 0 I 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 I 0 Friday's Gam al friando, 734 am. 1 t Jarwy 20"fT 3 Ml 44' 20 "8 i'ii n. '4 1 Saturday's Gamas Bay vs. Badlmor a) Chariot, Tamoa N.C, 1 pm Mnmohis at Jpcksonvla, 130 p.ia u Houston fcrmmgnam, 230 pm Denver at San An.omo, 230 pm Los Angelas vs. Portland at San Fernando CaM., 4 pm Sunday's Gsme Oakland vs. Arizona at Fresno, CaM.; 1 t pm 'mf' ENO EXHIBITION SCHEDULE Kings 3, Bruins 3 01I0- -J 4300-First period None, Penafhes-Biu- m, Bos. 026; Tevtor, LA, 026; Crowder, Bos, 10:10, Engbtom, LA, KH0, Mkbury, Bos, 11:15; Curr, ran, Bos, M31; Wees, LA, 3 1831. m Second period-- 1, Los Angeles, Dionne 34 (Tevtor, MecLeten), 6)9 2, Boston, Middtoton 20 (Blum, Bourque), 136 3, Los Angeles, Kettv 7 (Miter, Sykes), 15:45 4, Los Angeles, Shut! 15 (Redmond, Mokzzak), 173X Perot-tie- s Mkbury, Bos, 736; Nichols, LA, 736; Hakansson, LA, 1139; Stmonetti, Bos, 132X Third period 5 Boston. O'Conn 15 (un' 27 136 Simmer assisted), Boston, DELRAY BEACH, Fla (API Rfu ' ("-Cm-d- ar, . SI In tht J I Ipton Thursday's match Mtov, LA, 137. Iannis toumfc Honal Plavtr Championship Ovarian Non. Panaltlts-N- on. LmAn- - 6 First pried-- 1. Pittsburgh, Young , mieux, McCarthy), 637. 2, Chicep Yarem- ChtA 9 (D. Wthon, Lvsok), 8J9 iPP). 3, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 23 (McCarthy, Young), 1541. gain 4, Chicago, Frawtey 3 (B. Murray, Ludzik), Powar-ola- y on convartlons-BostLos 18.15 PM, (hokkng), 7:1X Angaln 24 Second penod-- 5, Pittsburgh, Lemieux Goahn-Bost- on, Kaant. Los Angslts, El(Buskas, Young), 535 6 Chicago, Frawtey 4 iot 13, 122 (Ludzik), 1543. 7, Chicago, T. Murray It (Frasar). 1946 PenaHo- s- Bodger, PH, (tripping). 638. OCalahan, Chi. (rough), 11:16 Thursday's Trmnrtin 4 Third Period-- 8, Chicago. OCaaaftan BASEBALL (Oicivh. Fraser), 29. 9. Pittsburgh, Cfobot 9 American Laagua (Shedden), 1757. Penelhei Chicago bench, CHICAGO WHITE SOX Slonad Daryl served bv Sevard (too many men on ice), Boston, ouHmidtr, Randy Niamam, Bob Fat- 11:12. Ion and BE Landrum, mtcharv ChiShots on cago PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Amuncad Romano (39 shots34 relramant oi 7uo McGraw, pitchar. An-). saves). Chicago, Bannerman mat Jarry Koosman, pbchar, lost his nounco Ratoree-Ron Hogoerth. salary arMrahon cas. Sports Transactions s DartmouthHarvard YALE Pittsburgh 2 Horn team Blues 5, Leafs 3 Referee-De- nis 12 H8 BlrFALO Devils Croix 2W CORNELL Pnnceton ST JOHN'S PRO HOCKEY (NHL) 1 1 Toronto -3 I 4 0--5 SI LouH First period 1, St. Louis, Sutter 29 Pasiawski), 1:10. 2, Toronto, thnacak 17 (Leeman, Frycer), 151. Penalties Meet, Tor (holding), 651; Sutter, StL (hooking), 1431 Second period 3, $1. Louh, Giimotr IS :ll. 4 St. Louh, Pettersson 18 (Ramage), (Muten, Federko), 6:16 (po). 5, St. Louis, Pettersson 19 (Reeds, Wickenhetser), 8:17. 6 St. Louh, Pettersson 20 (Wickenhetser), 12: IX 7, Toronto, Vaive 28 (Daousl, Banning), 1835 Penalties Stevart, Tor (tripping), 638; StL (roughing), 12:10, Kitchen, Tor (roughing), 12:10; Ramage, StL (roughing), 1259, Vaive, Tor ( roughing) 1259. Third period 8, Toronto, Frycer 24 (LeeStL man, NylunO), 1954 Penattos-Feder- ko, (trippmg), 1236. Shots on goal Toronto $1. Louis St. COLLEGE BASKETBALL BROWN COLUMBIA Favorite Edmonton Hartford -4 9 1 Now Jorsoy 8 9 8- -0 First Period-No- fte. Penalties Muller, NJ (holding), 138, Neufetd, Har (high sticking), 5:41, Maione, Har (hooking), 13:53; Fusco, Har (hooking), 1539. Second Period Dmeen 13 1, Hartford, (Malone, Robertson), 631 (pp). Penalties Verbeek, NJ (holding), 2:12; Bridgman, NJ (tripping), 636; SamueHon, Har (hoidmg), 728. Third Period-- 2, Hartford, Malone 13 (Dmeen, Turgeon), 909 (pp). 3, Hartford, Howe 1, 11:14 4, Hartford, Tippett 15, 19:44. Penalties Ferraro, Har (hooking), 453; Verbeek, NJ (slashing), 737. New Shots on goal Hartford i Jersey Goalies: Hartford, Weeks (19 shots-1- 9 10, 171 saves). New Jersey, Resch Refer Fraser. saves), Wregget, Wamstey Refer Gerry By J. McCarthy New Jersey is 1 both straight up and vt the both points in their test 4 at home. Detroit is straight up and vs. the spread in their last 4 TefcA the Nets over the Pistons . . Dates has covered 4 of ther last 5 Phoenix is 03 both straight up and vs. the pomH in the lest 3 on the road (not indudmg Thursday's game). Go with the Mover icks mmus the points over the Suns . . . Excluding Thursday's games, Denver has covered 18 Of (her last II, while San Antonio has dropped Itor last 3 on the road. Look for the Nuggets to cover home against the Sours. 54 Fftdev's Gamas - 6, GF 59 18 25 Peoria al MHwaukot Kalamazoo al Indianapolis Saturday's Gamas Flint at Salt Laka, 730 pm Fort Wayne at tndunapolH Toledo at Peoria Muskegon al Milwaukee Period-- 1, Detroit, Botdirev 17 21 4:10 (PP). 2, Detroit, Duguav (Sttier, Ogrodnick), 837. 3, Detroit, Ogrodnick 37 (Park, Ladouceur), 1725. 4, Minnesota, 19:40. PenalGiles 3 (Ciccareki, McCarthy), (interference-fties Sneosls, Mmn, ighting), 2:55; Gare, Del, mator (fighting), 2:55; Hirsch, Minn, (hooking), 932; Ptett, Minn, maior (fighting), 12:56; Smith, Det, major (fighting), 12:56; Snepsts, Minn, maior (fighting), 1728; Gatent, Det, maior (fighting), 17:28; Ladouceur, 18:47; Del, (interference), mtscon-duPteh, Mon, (fighting), 2030; CiccaretM, Miri, game misconduct, 2030, Sneosls, Mmn, game misconduct, 20,30; Minnesota bench (served by Trimper), 2030; Smith, Del, maior misconduct game misconduct (fighting), 2030; Gare, Det, game misconduct, 2030; GaHant, Del, 2030; Detroit misconduct, game bench, (served by Boldirev), 2030. Second Period 5, Minnesota, Acton 14 (Payne, Roberts), 132. 6, Detroit, Trader 2 (Duguav, Barrett), 14:44. Penaltie- s- Williams, 8:58; Det, Del, Barrett, (roughing), 17.48. Third Period 7, Minnesota, Beftows 20 (Graham, Broten), 8.48 (pp). 8, Detroit, Duguav 22 (Larson, Micalef), 11:45. 9, Minnesota, Roberts 4 (Maruk, Sherven), 1427. 10, Beitows 21 (Broten, Pavne), 15:19. Penalties Park, Det, (hooking), :55; Robert, Mmn, (roughing), 622; Williams, Del, maior 622; Yzerman, Det, (tripping), 822. Penallies-Gil- es, Overtime-- No scoring. Minn, (slashing), 436. Foster, Det, (slashing), 436. Shots on Goal Minnesota Cotro Metoche (23 shots 18 A15,46A saves). Detroit, Micaief Referee Ron Wicks. Flyers Flint Muskegon Western Dfvtson W L T PH 18 29 6 64 210 192 5 42 21 27 1U 239 Toledo Two poinH are awarded for a victory; one winner tor receive two a lie, overtime point ponls and loser receives one point. Thursday's Gamas No Games Scneduled 283 Red Wings 5f Peoria Fort Wayne Satt Lake tndonapoiis Milwaukee Katameuo Smvfce Division 40 10 6 Detroit First Kenny Knox David Frost Brad Fabet Greg Twiggs Tom Purtzer Larry Mize Git Morgan UJS. 213 55 Mmeota 70 69 62 28 25 Smith This Week's Games Tuesday San Diego State 86, Long Beach State Thursday Utah 69, Air Force 65 BYU 77, Colorado Stale 69 Paso 63 San Diego Slate 76, Texas-E- I New Mexico al Hawaii, late Friday X Colorado at Wyoming Saturday Colorado State at Utah Air Force at BYU New Mexico at San Diego State Texas-Paso at Hawaii 19 26 Hartford 4. New Jersey 0 Phttadetohia 6. Quebec 3 Minnesota 5, Detroit 5. tie Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 4 St. Louh 5, Toronto 3 Washington 4, Calgary 3 Boston 3, Los Angeles 3, Ha Friday's Gamas Montreal at Buffalo, 7:35 P.m. Edmonton at N Y. Rangers, 735 pm Saturday's Gamas Chicago al Detroit, pm Hartford al N Y. Islanders, 735 pm Boston al Vancouver, 835 pm Buffalo at Montreal, 835 pm Quebec al Pittsburgh, 835 pm New Jersey at Toronto, 835 pm Edmonton at Philadelphia, 835 pm Winnipeg at Calgary, 835 pm Minnesota at St. Louh, 835 pm Washington al Los Angeles, 1035 pm 63 PASO (63) 0 6, Feitl 9 17, Hamilton 4 4 S, Goodwin 12, Lockhart 0 6 5 2. Gates 5, 6, Jackson 0Clanton 4 7, Washington 00, Aden 2 4 9 3. Totals 63. San Diego St (76) 4 Ross 5, Kennedy 11, Allen 9 17, Walson 25, Dorsey 7 0 2 0 2, Konek 5 10, Haupt 0, Owens 0 3 6 Totals 0, Murray 4 74 Halftime UTEP 30, San Diego St. 28. out Gates. Fouled Rebounds 36 UTEP (Smith 10), San Diego St. 55 (Alien 18). 17 (Jackson 3), San Diego St. 13 UTEP 27, (Watson, Konek 4). Total fouls San Diego St. 24. 26 Thursday'! Gamas TEXAS-E- Ferch HO H 56, 39, 37. son ARIZONA STATE (60) 6 0 5 Sandie 9 14, Hottoway 4, 5 0 5. Thompson Demes 5 8, Beck 4 0 0 10, 8, Thomas 6 0 4, Smgtefon 9 1 0 4. Tavtor Jordan 3 0, Everett 2 0 0 0 0. 3, McKinney 0, Johnson 0 60. Totals CAL SOUTHERN (76) 5 13, Car lander 1119 Dowell 23, 0 4, Holmes Simpson 58 4 10, Friend 3 0 4 0 12, Keller 2 0, Over 0 0, 2 0 0 0. Steward 0, Goods Cotton 0 2 0 6 6 0 14 Totals 0, Smith Michigan Sore: Utah State Hafffcnt MONTANA 79 Thf 4 sporting events wM be broadcast Fride', by local television and radio stations: Tennis, Lioton international Playt am. ers i hampionships, semifinal, ESPN (cable). 530 pm. Tennis, Lipton international ESPN semifinal, Players Championships, (cable). USA 7 pm (cable). Boxing, NBA basketb, LA Clippers 730 pm (1160). at Utah, Nortam Dtvaan Nev.-Ren- o USC 76. ASU 60 Three-oo- Nuggets DENVEITTT38 80, Bishop 65 FAR WEST Young 77, Colorado St. 69 St. 61, New Mexico St. S3 Idaho St. 95, U.S. Inti. S3 Montana Tech 71, Carrol, Mont, S3 Nevada-Ren- o 59, Montana SI. 48 N. Arizona 76, Montana 72 70, Washington 66 Oregon Oregon St. 69, Washington St. 49 dine 69, Gonzaga 58 Pepper Paso 63 San Diego St. 76, Texas-Seattle Pacific 83, age Utah 69, Air Force 65 Utah St. 73, Futterton St. 63 W. Texas $1. 68, Illinois St. 66 0 102. Totals AN ANTONIO (131) 3 4 1 20, 14, Mitche lavarora 2 4 14, Gervm Gilmore 5 11, Moore 3 7, RoOertson 24, Banks 5 0 0 2 13, Cook 4 8, Parson 4, Knight 5 0 2 3 4 0 4, O. Jones A Totals Phoenix San Antonia 74 Midland 79, Peru Mo. Kansas City 85, Mo. Baptist 66 75 Moorhead St. 81, NE minors 71, St. Xavier 69, OT North Park 91, Carrol, Wis. 78 Ohio St. 72, Indiana 63 Ohio Wesievan 77, Case Reserve 7$ Purdue 67, Wisconsin 52 S. Illinois 74, Indiana St. 63 Saginaw Valley St. 76, Hiltsdale 63 Viterbo 95, Concordia, Mm 88 W. minors 88, Itt Chrcago 77 Wayne, Mich. 61, Michigan Tech. 43 Wittenberg 47, Muskingum 34 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 60, Texas 51 Rock 80, Prairie View 66 Arkansas St. 61, Texas Arlington 60 Austin Col 85, Jarvis Christian 80 Central St., Okla. 74, Panhandle 71 Hardin Simmons 70, Mercer 67 Houston Baptist 71, Ga. Southern 65 Lamar 86, N. Texas St. 60 Midwestern 104, Concordia Lutheran 68 Okla. Baptist 64, NW Oklahoma 60 Okla. Christian 71, Bethany Nazarene 66 St. Mary's, Texas 63, Mary Hardin Baylor 105 131, Suns 102 Spurs Baker, Kan. TV SPORTS pm Thursday's Results Jordan 69, Murray 61 Jordan 18 37 51 69, Murray 11 30 47 61 Jordan Graham 10, Harris 16, QHver 18, Hale 12. Simmons 9, Pond 2, Gagon 2. Nichols 17, Nevener 15, Cooper Murray 4, Davies 6, Hunt 4, Payzanl 6, Davis 8, Blackham 1. HOUSTON (113) 7 4 6 16, Sampson 22, McCray 7 0 8 0 Otaiuwon 30, HoHms 2, 7 5 26. Leav Liovd 8, Reid 7 2 X Totals 113. 6, Wiggins NEW YORK (10S) 6 29, Cummngs 20, King 6 Bannister 7 12, Tuck9, Walker 9 er 4. Sparrow 11, Orr 0 5 12, Wilkins 04 0 0, Grunfeld 4, Badev 4 0 3 5 4. Totals 105. 36 24 25 Houston New York 23 30 29 Three-poigoats Tucker. Fouled out None. Rebounds Houston 73 (Otaiuwon 25), New York 44 (Cummings 9). Assists Houston 24 (McCray 7), New York 20 (Sparrow 8). Total fouls Houston 22, New York 31. Technicals Cummings. A 13,876. PHOENIX Nance Six South at Judge, 7:30 p.m. West at Tooele, 730 p.m. Regan Seven Mountain View at Orem, 730 pm American Fork al Provo, 730 pm Uintah at Timpview, 730 pm Regan Eight at Left, 730 pm SpringviHe Carbon at Pavson, 730 pm Spanish Fork at Pleasant Grove, 730 Regan Nine Morgan al Grantsviue, 730 pm. Wasatch at Union, 730 p.m. Regan Ten Air Prep Basketball 11,188. Knicks Clearfield 6) Rewon Twe 7:30 p.m. Bingham at Hidcresl, 730 p.m. Kearns at West Jordan, 730 pm Regan Three Cottonwood at Skyline, 730 pm Woods Cross at Bountiful, 730 pm Granger at Olympus, 730 pm 132. 113, Murray 6) Regan One Whitehorse at Monument Valiev, 730 Practice Game Grand at San Juan, 730 pm at Parowan, 730 pm Pangmtch 81, St. 60 J Friday's Gamas Bucks 132, Pacers 128 Nazarene 66 A PRO QUtKVEgBtCK., fOOT (JS. Saturday's Games Regan Thirteen Soutom Dfvisan INDIANA (121) 6 Williams 18, Kellogg 31, Stioanovich 68 26, Fleming 3 7 5 8, Sichting 16, Thomas 13, 3 0, Garnett Gray 9, Brown 0 3, Durrant 1 00 0, Waiters 3 Totals 128. 31 28 24 31 Milwaukee Induna 29 30 23 32 Three-poigoals -- Hodges 2. Fouled Hodges, Stioanovich, Thomas. Rebounds Milwaukee 56 (Lister 12), Indiana 63 (KeHogg, Slipanovich 13). Assists Milwaukee 25 (Pressey, Moncnef 6), Indiana 77 (WiHtams 7). Total fouls Milwaukee 4), Indiana 32. Technicals Milwaukee Coach Nelson. A ID Tavlorsvie at Brighton, MILWAUKEE (132) 1012 24, Cummings 1026 45 Pressey 24, Lister 14, Moncnef 1225 29, 00 8, Davis 5 56 11, Pierce 13 Hodges 44 6, Mokesxi 2 4 3, Breuer 13 0 2, 0 Fields 2 0, Grevev 46 3 11. Totals Rockets TCO SMOI?r i IDF&SS- - YGUM&iA&M Six Regain Alfred 74, Hobart 68 Brockport St. 86, Geneseo SI. 70 Cortland St. 51, Buffalo St. 49 Delaware St. 79, Morgan St. 77, OT E. Stroudsburg 62. West Chester 51 Elizabethtown 71, Messiah 62 Fairteigh Dickinson 69, St. Francis, Pa. 66 Fitchburg St. 99, Anna Maria 92 Hamilton 67, Nazareth 56 Hartwick 59, Elmira 44 Hofstra 70, Manhattan 61 Iona 47, Army 45 King's, Pa. 74, Juniata 73, 20T Lovoia, Md. 75, St. Francis, N Y. 50 Marshall 81, E. Term. St. 59 Navy 61, American U. 61 NY Tech 68, Steven's Tech 54 Peon St. 70, Geo. Washington 67 60 84, Penn Rutgers 67, Duouesne 59 54 St. Joseph's, Pa. 66, Massachusetts VI. 75, Keene St. 60 SI. Michael's, St. Peter's 79, Hartford 73, OT St. Thomas Aquinas 109, Cod. of St. Rose 76 Soring Garden 68, Misericordia 61 Stony Brook 98, Hunter 61 Syracuse 94, Seton Had 62 Tempte 76, Rhode Island 60 W. New England 71, Barrington 59 50 W. Virginia 54, St. Bonaventure Westfield St. 92, Bridgewater St. 73 Worcester Tech. 76, MIT 63 SOUTH Alcorn St. 90, S. Carolina St. 75 Athens St. 70, Alabama Christian 47 Baptist 80, Campbell 72 Bettarmme 66, Lewis 61 69 Belmont Abbey 75, N. Berea 93, CampbedsviUe 87 Birmingham Southern 57, Montevado 54 man 108, King 80 Car Catholic U. 81, Mary Washington 76 Col of Charleston 92, Presbyterian 68 Cumberland 88, Bryan 71 Delta St. 67, Mississippi Col 57 Ga. Southwestern 79, Berry 66 Hampton 98. Bowie St. 56 tod. Central 80, St. Joseoh's, tod. 61 Indiana Tech 69, SI. Francis, Ind. 65 Limestone 70, S.C. Spartanburg 68 Louisiana St. 87, Tennessee 82 Louisiana Tech 83, SW Louisiana, 76 OT McNeese St. 67, NE Louisiana 57 Methodist 75. N.C Wesleyan 69 Mount SI. Mary's 78, Liberty Baptist 57 N. Alabama 72, Bethel 56 N. Colorado 76, S. Dakota 72 NW Louisiana 57, S.F. Austin 55 64 OkJ Dominion 80, Olivet Nazar ene 83, Judson Cod. 62 Richmond 71, Radford 42 Roanoke 75, Lynchburg 69 Thursday's Gamas merely iuikJk toat $ klOT ''li-iE- . VOOQj PtOTiG RULE YOO MG.C7IA GUVS- - VUUO SAY MG'S Thursday's Results EAST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atantlc Dfvisan if Prep Basketball 65 Thursday's Scores NBA Standings Al Tim E$f kJO,TaiS JS. By Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds U Lipton Tennis Results totorn, - MEN Dautss . . , jn Tax, and" Sharwood Slawart, Woodtonds. Kim WarwicX, Australia, dat. Hanri Laconia F and YarwcX Noah, Franca, Paid Amacona, East Hampton, N Y , and Christo Van Rsnsoxrg, South Alnca. dat. Gary OonnMv, ScottsdaN, Arts., and David Ora-- 4 Z ham, AusIraM, WOMEN Martina Navralitova (I), Fort Worth, Tax-h- a Z aa, dai Carting Bnsatt (10), Canada. Chris Evort Lloyd (2), Fori LaudordeW, Flo, dal. Itoth Oral, A |