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Show HKRALiJ Page Frovo I tah November Thursdav 1978 16 76ers Down Denver The Daily Herald Scoreboard 1 pI v tit Horkr - I.ouis Si inriuunrril Car Firbair Bill Div is io Ili Phi la active is oaf crea ( 11 if A 1 ' roolb.il asb i ng tree agent Detroit Signed Dan Dirkel linebacker p!aed at bark deieflsike 'n the injured rfsere lis) NY liee Jets Signed ager' tight end Mike I W a 0 S k In a . irr one year (ontrart Ciian's k Bill NY Div rr i NHL m p be t Patrick I) Sm I. W Islanders Philadelphia v Div the s ,i 3 3 2 (.olden 9 3 a : Pol 7 b 4 18 S.in ti 5 6 10 4 2 Washington Y 24 0 4 5 7 4 14 4 10 3 11 3 9 WI 8 3 4 20 7 7 3 17 4 5 6 4 5 8 2 2 Rangers Detroit Atlanta 5 Chicago .H i (. t8fl 12 7 H e s K H4e. h 3 2 b 7 8 8 Denver at Washington at .it Indiana at 3 at Grant and defenseman Neil Komadoski to Salt Lake City. Staniowski. the Blues' Kellev'4 goals-agains- Louis Brownschidle. who is in his second professional year, had 10 assists in 11 games with the Golden Eagles this season Currie, the Blues' in yicK the 1977 Wildlife Board Slates Meet - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The Utah Wildlife Board will meet Nov 30 at the State Wildlife Resources Division's headquarters to set the dates for the 1979 Utah fishing seasons The board said it will accept comments from the general public through Nov. 29, before establishing the fishing season dates Interested persons should contact LaVar Webb at the division's offices. BYU Taps 6 for 2 2 3 4 0 103 II Total 27 27- fouls 17 -1 Chicago 8 3112 b 19 Elsewhere 111 15 18 113. 10. 24 11. 2 4 10. 6 Phegley Total Technicals 22 'zone defense delensc. Grevev A 2 Washing-tu-- 7.128 103) McGinnis 12 Wilkerson 10 17. Scott 7 3 2. Hughes 8. Smith I 0 0 Hicks 0 Roberts 0 Isse! Thompson 24. 3 0 6 II 29. 17 7 103 Totals 43 09 PHILADELPHIA 13 B 33 Erving 4 2 Jones Cheeks 18 Bibbv 0 10 18. 5 Bryant Jones 14. 5 Collins 4. Hawkins Mix 4. Totals 4 I C 9 42 Denver Fouled out fouls Denver 18.276 Dantlev Abdul-Jabba- Boone 6. 35 46 133 6 Tvler 0 - A- - 27. 10 18 7 49 Green 13. 6 Douglas Wakefield 3 Totals 52 Los Angeles 23 10 Long Tatum 12 Poquette 10. 0 0 0 43 27 38 20 31 24 out Abdul-JabbaFouled Total fouls Los Angeles Coach Technical -- Detroit 39-- 133 37-- 126 Poquette Detroit 32 19. Vitale 10. 178 Mitchalek. a Dearborn. Mich., native, leads the WCHA in scoring with 12 points on four goals and PHOENIX Davis 11251 22. 7 Ruse 22. Bvrnes 8. Kramer 3 2 Las; 4. 0 Heard : 5 8. i8. 8 W'estphal Forrest 1. Bratz 3, 0 Adams 39. 16 Lee 0 7 .3 Totals 5 6 6. Dampier 2 Bristow 1 19 Totals 45 37 26 25 37-- 125 Phoenix 35 31 24 29-- 119 San Antonio Fouled out -- Olberding Total foul- sPhoenix 27, San Antonio 30 Technica- lA 10.489 Heard 2 Steve Christoff of Minnesota is runnerup in WCHA scoring with 10 points. Haven't you done without a Toro long enough? Detroit. Jamaal Wilkes scored 115 STATE STREET SOUTH LINDON, 84602 UTAH 785-503- 6 ftre$tone TRUCKLOAD 27 28. Kings 109, Hawks 100 Sam Lacey scored 9 of his season-hig22 points in the final 4:10 to lift Kansas City into first place for the first time since November 1974. The Kings, tied with Denver for the top spot in the Midwest Division, were also backed by Otis Birdsong with 26 points. Eddie Johnson had 24 for Atlanta. Bulls 117, Rockets 103 Rookie Reggie Theus scored a 27 points as the struggling career-higBulls broke a three-gam- e losing streak. Mickey Johnson added 23 points for Rudy Tomjanovich led Chicago, the Rockets with 28. Suns 125, Spurs 119 Paul Westphal's 39 points, including 17 in the fourth quarter, powered Phoenix past San Antonio. The Spurs, who led 3 at halftime, were led by Larry Kenon with 28 points. Walter Davis and Alvan Adams had 22 each for the Suns. SuperSonics 135, Jazz 118 Fred Brown led a balanced attack with 20 points and Pete Maravich was held to only six points as the Sonics held on to first place. Seattle had seven men in double figures, with Gus Williams adding 19 points and Lonnie Shelton 18. RETREAD CLEARANCE ! 1 FRI. & SAT., NOV. t 17 TWO 18 & &8A.M.-- 5 66-6- 125 47. 1 9 SAN ANTONIO 12. Kenon II 28. Olberding 2 12 4. Gervin Paultz 2 0 4 Gale 2 7. Dietrick 25. Silas 8 22. Green 3 weekend, he collected three goals and three assists as Notre Dame split a series with Denver Kansas Chicago beat Houston San Antonio City took Atlanta and Seattle stopped Phoenix belted New Orleans Bullets 138, Bucks 111 Kevin Grevey scored 24 points as Washington sent the Bucks to their ninth straight loss on the road Elvin Hayes and Bobby Dandridge added 21 points each for Washington. Marques Johnson and Ernie Grunfeld had 20 apiece for Milwaukee Lakers 133, Pistons 126 Los Angeles ran off its 11th straight victory when Kareem hit four straight baskets in the fourth period to overtake h 126 Detroit 133-12- h Robisch 0 Totals 0 5 12 3 16. 7 15. 4 Total 28 2 6 6 Porter Howard - Hudson 2. Price 7. .3 Kord 0 28 4 4 MINNEAPOLIS (UPIi Tom Mitchalek. a junior center for Notre Dame, has been named player of the week by the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. 26. 14 8 Wilkes 10 Nixon 33. 10 r 4 103 12-- (113) 14 DETROIT Carr 2 Cops Honor Roberts McGinnis. ,31 Philadelphia ANGELES LOS 23 27 27 20 24 32 20 21 Philadelphia two-ca- r 1 points for the Lakers and Ben Poquette. plaving for injured Bob Lanier, had 109 Give someone special a Toro'snowthiower It'll take a load off for yeais to come All 3 models clear up to 6 liches from a 50 ft drive in 5 to 20 minutes Clear steps, walks, porches Huil wet, heavy snow, too. V 135-11- 8 36 31 40 Washington Winter. 125-11- 27 31 2- 7- 111 3- 1- 138 16 Merry v 109-10- 138 51 r 117-10- 8 3 Ballard l! 4 4 Corzine 12 5 21. 6 5 8 w Salt Lake City p.ah Los 138-11- 2i. Haves Henderson C Johnson is no public to in the NBA. Washington defeated Milwaukee Angeles downed Detroit DENVER 18 5 eight assists 0 47 Thursday night and the two never looked better The 76ers came away with a victory in overtime in a game between divisional leaders Erving scored 3') points, including 10 in overtime McGinnis finished with 29 including 12 in the fourth quarter as the deficit to .Nuggets erased an eight-poin- t send the game into overtime at McGinnis however, fouled out with 4 17 to go and that made it considerably-easiefor the 76ers. P.M. Ss24 ,.-- m The win clinched the championship for the Cougars and assured them of a berth in the Holiday Bowl. Leading the list of this WAC week's selections were wide receiver Mike Chronister and defensive end Mat Mendenhal! Chronister. nominated as WAC offensive player of the week, caught four passes for 50 yards and a TD. Mendenhall, meanwhile, made three unassisted tackles, three assisted tackles, a tackle for a loss, recovered a fumble, deflected a pass, blocked a kick, made a hurry, and sacked the quarierback. Mendenhall was chosen BYU's KTVX player of the week and was nominated for WAC defensive player of the 1. Individual reclining seats in crushed velour 8. full Color-keye- d wheel covers 2. Electronic quartz digital clock 3. Landau vinyl roof 4. Walnut burl woodgrain instrument panel overlay 5. Whitewall tires 6. Extra Quiet insulation 7. Woodgrain accented custom steering wheel W disc brakes 10. Front and rear bumper guards 1 1. Color-keyewide scuff bodyside moldings 12. Smooth, quiet ride 13. Instrument panel package 9. Front d shelf 14. Trunk carpeting and spare tire cover 15. Custom 3 mem 16. Engine compartment light 17. Custom headliner and LR sunvisors 18. Dual horns 19. Courtesy lights 20. 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Honors 4-do- Also available in Concord DL 2-do- or Fn WATTS LUMBER MB Ever since Julius Erving and McGinnis were forced to compete two years ago for the attention and top dollar in Philadelphia it has not been a pleasant m on t 7 p beginning charge for students or the watch the swimming or gym nasties competition The swimming team will begin its regular season Dec 8 with a dual meet there against 18.27b 109-10- ill 2 8 .'one .iniateur draft had nine goals and three assists in U games at Salt Lake Smrke. the team's third choice in the 1976 draft, had five goals and seven assists in 11 games with Salt Lake Dunleavv 10 to perlorm as only he can with the 76ers the tension and bad feelings are gone McGinnis and Erving went at it 28 22 11 Watts 2 Milwaukee 6 4. 0 0 5 Totals 2 4 T.rtals Milwaukee Washington Kouled U18i 0 0 8 15 M Johnson 10 0 0 20 4 Huckner Winters 8 12. Grunfeld 0 0 12 Bridgeman 6 4 5 2n Reslani 3 12 7 VanLier 0 0 0 0 2 Totals (. Johnson 3 3 9 Walton I liianelli 9. first choice in the 1975 amateur draft, leads the Central Hockey League t with a average of 94 He has played portions of the last three seasons with St fourin Held 0 0 Mil WAl KKK Robinson Maravich 3 0 6. McElroy 7 7 11 8 14. James 18. Goodrich 7 12 12 6 DO 21. Meriweather Terrell 5 118 4 Totals -- 50 Green 2 SEATTLE (135) 9 Sikma 2 J Johnson 7 12 15 Hardv 2 0 2 2 13 Tomjanovich Murphv returned But with McGinnis now comfortably settler1 in Denver and Erving free to 21 27 NBA Boxscores NEW ORLEANS 10 Scott McGinnis Philadelphia Thursday night and no ne was really sure what kind of reception was in store After all isn t this the town where they boo bad airport landings'' But in an uncharacteristic show ot some brotherly love. McGinnis was given an standing ovation before a capacity Spectrum crowd of the judges dav P E Building Swimming Pool and the Smith Fieldhouse respectively The Cougar swim team will host the University of Alberta Utah. Utah State and divide its own squad in an invitational meet at 7 p m on Friday situation 0 21 22 28 2- 6- 103 Blues Recall Four Eagles -- 2 30 1 ST. LOUIS (UPIi The St Louis Blues Saturday recalled goalie Ed defenseman Staniowski. Jack Brownschidle, right winger Tony Currie and left winger John Smrke from their Salt Lake City farm club At the same time, the Blues sent goalie Doug 27 2 2 Angelc Seattle Undsberger Houston Kouled out n ne Houston 28 A Wright Stale Los 24 3 Holland 8 o 0 0 Dudiev Mengeldt 4 0 0 0 2 Totals 51 20 5 3 WASHINGTON Dandridge 8 I'nscld 5 01 Grevev 9 bb Kunchak 4 New Jersey Phi la Jel phi a (iolden Orleans 23 2 J.ines b 4 411 Diego Games stun Ho ,i t Phoenix Chicago New 1 ' San 10 0 0 Benson 18 Cleveland at Friday no Games at 2 Chicaio i 19 ' Orleans New State (iolden k Detroit Houston San A n ton I 10i. Atlanta i.) ' oleman 10 York IlKi M Johnson o i.ilmore d 3 12 I beus II Johnson 4 !liMn t on t, HK 4 w ,i 0 Rollins II 4 18 Lee Livens 0 2 Wilson 0 4 2 no McMlllen 1 .rals 38 24 33 100 MN'SAS t IT lit17 I 'Amman 8 Hobinjine 4 2 2 10 l.acev i 4 5 22 Hirdv.ng 8 10 14 26 ford t 5 13 lltllnian 3 2 2 8 Burleson 3 3 5 0 M Kmnev 0 0 0 t. Nash 2 109 Hedmond do 2 Totals 43 3028 22 2! 100 Atlanta 10 25 24 30 - 10 Kansas ( itv fouli-MUntj Hill Total 'ot Drew Kouled JS Kansas Citv 30 A 4 857 Newlin s u Haes 2 UPI Sports Writer George 6 3 8 14 Johnson Houndfield 6 8 3 1413 Hill STnN IC.rri 8 no If, 3 7 3 Malone Denv ci 133 Angeles 171 FRED LIEF Bv 111 M e fouls-N- 12 A 2I-I- 1K It I 41 hi) n 3 Hill Hi 4 2 i 8 Todavs Toronto 2 (tie) 2 Minnesota 3, a! 6. Colorado Mont Todays'! Games at Philadelphia Chicago at Buffalo St. Louis Boston at Toronto at Los Montreal Angeles Vancouver at Pittsburgh Games Friday's at NY. 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