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Show 5, 1990 Wednesday, December THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Page B2 Coyinrfty 'J option .dominate c&gers against Provo quintet rolls past Payson a girls' game, Timpview beat ty 72-7- 64-6- 2; Bountiful 83-5- 7; Timpview downed Jordan 9 Provo stopped Payson Davis beat American Fork Payson's Travis Parry (11) and Jerry Beck battle Provo's Terence Saluone for the ball during Tuesday's prep action. 67-5- 6; and In 63-4- 68-6- 1. 50-3- quarter. 3 The Lions closed to within when Travis Parry hit a three-poibasket with 15 seconds gone in the period. But Provo responded with its run. Five different players contributed to the streak. Nate Reynolds had four of the points and Matt Campbell had three. Matt Lohner led Provo with 20 points. Terence Saluone added 14 and Kip Rollins had 11. Parry led Payson with 17 and Jerry Beck added 11. Provo led 8 after three quart- 15-1- nt 48-2- mmM Kmwttmnl) mum ' Boston U 67. Canstut 87, Elmlrs 4ft ' Cornell 68. Army f8 EAST 0, ' ' fGtorgt s'rietgri Dickinson 83, Niagara 67 Mason 83. Mount Si. Mary a. aid. 70 George Washington 97, Hartford 77 Ls Salle 93. Bngham Young 81 Massachusetts 76. New Hampshire 64 ' " Pnnceton 57, Lehigh 40 Rhode Island 99. Brown 75 ' Seton Hail 78, Clemaon 62 ' Siena 89. Manet 66 Syrecues 86. N. Carolina St. 79 '. Wagner 64, Yale 59 " SOUTH ' '.Furman 91, Lander 55 Indiana 84. Vanderbrlt 73 ' Marshall 97. West Virginia 80 Memphis St. 85. Murray St. 78 Middle Term. 96, Grambttng St. 87 Miss. Valley St. 95, Delta St. 77 Mississippi St. 79. Jacksonville 65 ' N C Wilmington 62. Stetaon 58 ' ' New Orleans 96. North Georgia 37 ' SW Missouri SL 87, Tennessee St. 77 MIDWEST Ball St. 76, Indiana St. 65 r Bradley 101, Chicago St. 76 " Crergriton 74. Missouri 68 - " III Chicago 75. Illinois St. 65 Iowa 72. N. Iowa 68 Kansas 80. Southern Meth. 60 Kent St. 68. Akron 63 Marquette 69, Wisconsin 58 Michigan 78, E. Michigan 76 r N. Illinois 77, Eyansvlile 51 NE Illinois 87, U.S. International 82 r - S Illinois 65, Austin Peay 71 r Wichita St. 74, Alabama 71. OT SOUTHWEST ''Lamar 114, Sam Houston St. 82 . New Mexico St. 77, Texas-E- l Paso 70 Oklahoma 96. Texas 88 Rice 95, Duquesne 83 Z FAR WEST Idaho 70. Gonzaga 66 - '.Nevada 79. Pacific U. 78 Oregon 98. Ala. Birmingham 71 San Diego 64. Pomone-Prtz49 Southern Cat 77. San Diego SL 66 . Utah 84. Utah St. 76 .Wn. Green Bay C3. Colorado 78 EXHIBITION Athletes In Action 65, Ohio U. 70 11. Lohner 7 64 20, RoWra 5 9 9. Saluone 7 04 14. Jackson 0 04 0, Cempbea 1 04 3, Strong 0 04 0, Marrott 2 0 4, Rhtneer 0 0 0. Vflgardeon 0 04 6, Barnes 0 04 S, Stanley 0 04 0, UeoWo 04 0, Totala 25 6 63. 44 6 13 21 4t Payson S3 Prove If 13 tO goals Parry 5, Nleleon 2, Christiansen, ProTotal touts 16, DeQretlenried. Campbell. Payson ve 13, Fouled out none. h Reynolds 2 7. Jones 1 04 2, 3 24, Olson 3 34 10, Jackson 9 1 67. 27 4 3 Totals 6, 4, Baamson JORDAN (M), T. Lamberdi 2 4 8. Sargent 3 04 6, 1. K. t. Berg 2 44 6. Fraaer 0 Hegen 4 66. Lombardl 6 44 17, Boyack 3 2 7, Totals 20 91 ss 11 IS IS 10 BMemen Dhrtxow -- " , 7 Brslop Trost 7 Miller 4 4m 5 Campbell 1 " .ones Laytasi goals frub . ' 3 OHOVI 64i Robmson 6 1A12 27, 8. Johnson 3 04 6. Norman 1 4. 64 15, Groves 2 04 4, Totals 23 Strasburg 7 CLAARFIELO (S2k Dowdy 6 04 12. Berrea 4 4 10. 18. Sanders 2 1 5, Larson 1 4, Fischer 8 Johnson 0 1, Taggart 2 04 4, Martin 1 2 4. Pollock 2 04 4, Totals 25 62. PL (trove 14 14 19 17 64 CtearteM 11211818 02 goals Robinson 5, Dowdy 2. PLEASANT Sdnoesvar 4 04 2 7 8 37 5 2 12 0 30 5 4 0 15 3 1 10 C 31 1 4 27 3 35 22 5 M 4 2 ( 0 12 2 14 0 1 t 10 Prt :1st half 50.2nd half FT Prt. 1st half 53. 2nd half Game 41 50. 6 7 49 Pel. .613 .667 .438 6 11 S 11 412 .313 .313 4 .765 Chicago 13 11 11 Charlotte 'J 8 6 8 6 .647 .556 .500 Central Dtvnuon 11 52. Atlanta 10 tto .647 2 2 3Vj 4V 7 7 .353 .333 WESTERN COWFEREMCE USalk r It Ig M 3 3 0 1 16 4 28 4 34 16 5 2 4 32 54 1 2 36 2 39 4 2 4 11 3 30 0 4 4 0 1 24 1 0- -3 tioUand . Stock Bergin -1 m Larter .Moms ; ' Totals KG Prt :1st half FT Prt. lst half 4 6 3 13 04 1 0 3 64 MOO 04 04 04 1 0 04 0 0 04 0 0 JSchulU 2 2 32. 75 2nd half 2nd half score--B YU goals BVU Halflime 43, 1 46 61. Game Game 71. 0 2 0 1 0 1 ' ' 72. 54. Mom Neus-- . it. . 11 ' SOUTHERN ' - Coleman t!. Pack Banks Conger 18 0 2. Massey 7. Bareheld 11. Stewart 9 66. CAL (TTI 19. Boyd 6 16. Miner 0 0. Chatman 0. Robmaon 0 04 5 4 Totala ' a 1 McKirmey 0 77. Harrtime 6 Dow 7 6. McNauO 3 9. Sternly 3. Hamilton 0 7 4 2 6 0 0 8. Cooper 14. Sanders 5. Glenn 0 Totals 5 5 0- -' 2- -' 0 2. 1 15-- Southern Thomp-- (Lewr. goata San Diego State Bareheld McKirmey Maeaey Miner Peck Southern Cal (Cooper out None. Rebounda San Diego State 42 TTJosr 6). Southern Cal 39 (Coleman 15). Assists Sen Dsk State 11 (Thompson 4). Southern Cal 19 (Cooper 8k. Total tours San Diego State IB. Southern Cal 17. son A2.651 UTAH ST. PS) ' uierdine 'Goodman 0 0 6 6 Allen 0 Saoer UTAH B4) Grant , . - . Tate Sato Aleakl 8 2. 44 5 2 0. Franson 28. Youngblood 0 7. Petterson 0 0. Totala 4 Funk 4 0 15 8 12 4. 76 Rutlner Pama 0 0 4. Warn 6. Howard 6. Dixon 6 25 McGrarh Wilson Rydaich Totala 0 6. 1. 13. 7 84 50. Utah St 28 goals Lrteh Allen YoungDIood Gram Tata Rydaich Fouled oul None Rebounda Utah St 20 7). Utah 35 (Ateaki. Grent 9). Aaaieta (Youngblood 'Utah St 14 (Goodman 6). Utah 21 (Tate 9). Total touts Utah St 24. Utsh 21. A 10.402. 4 .Mamime-Ul- St. Utah 'Wilson 11 ah (Goodman (Diaon r ' Brown 9. White 0 Small 11. Put 04 0. Ware 04 r Tseak Teflon 04 0. Totals 1 0 4 4 0 7 Bwiem!n Ionian 21. New 6 2. 3. 20. 10. 77 UTEPfTO) 0 3 He 11. Bice 6 5 0 Maxey 2. Walters 04 12. 12 Melvm 04 10. Howard 04 0. 70 9 9 12 Totals 7 3 SU tHaltnme UTEP 37. NMSU 30 Small Ware Jordan 2 (Beniamm UTEP Hell Lofton 24 New (Bret New. McCatt ) Melvm Fouled out MrCaU Rebounds NMSU 36 (Jordan 9). UTEP 38 (Bennett. Van Dyke 7). Assists NMSU 16 (JBrosm 8). UTEP IS (Melvm 9). Total tools NMSU 23. UTEP 22. A- -1 1.306. f Bermelt Dams 7 04 ktcCall Van Dyke f Treded pitcher, to the Toronto Blue Jays tor Ken Rivers, catcher, to complete the Devon Whtte trade. INDICLEVELAND ANS Traded Cory Snyder, ourhekter. and Lindsay Foster, trmeider, to the Chicago White Soi tor Eric King and Shawn pitcher. Moore, M .353 .235 .108 ROY- MILWAUKEE BREWERS Signed Edwin Nunez, pitcher, to a contract YANNEW YORK KEES Agreed to term wnh Steve Sax, second 45 stand back and give the tranquilizer a chance to take effect." 'OK, everyone baseman, on a tour year contract through 1995. extension 74 2 5. Barns 1 04 0, Datley 17, Potynics 5 5. Totala 4249 18-1. McMillan 3 102. NEW JERSEY (106) 2 Morris 3, Boons 15, Coleman 44 16, Bleytock 34 16, Theus 7 84 29. Dudley 4 4 2. BuacMer 14 04 2, Garvin 5 12, Haley 2 4 3 O.Totals 6, Conner 3, George 04 3 106. Seattle 25 24 20 33102 New Jersey 33 22 23 goal Seattle 04, New Jersey 7 (Theus ton. Morris Fouled Blaylock Rebound Seattle 52 (Cage 14), New Jersey 62 (Bowl 12) . Assists Seattle 22 (Peyton 9), New Jersey 30 (Blaylock 10). Total touls Seattle 27, New Jersey 19. Technicals Seattle Illegal detenea, Polymce, Bowie. 28106 .838 .647 6 6 .043 S 571 8 .500 7 10 13 .284 .133 10 12Vi 4H 11, 11, Kite 02 7 Reynolds Anderson 2, 2 4744 4 113. 32 26 29 2 30 29 19 113 24102 (Scott 24, Ska goals Orlando Anderson New York 0-Smith Reynolds Tucker Jackaon (G Wlrklns Vandewehge Fouled out None. Rebounda Orlando 82 (Kite ork 44 (Ewtng 12). Assists Orlando 32 13) , New New York 25 (Jackaon 6). Total touts-Orla-ndo (SkUea 9), 26, New York 20. Technicals New York Illegal Orlando oetenee, Illegal detenea, Ewtng. Near York delay el game. A 14,430. Wood Feltl Webb Floyd Nesly Knight 2 9 Battle CHICAGO (155) Plppen 5 16, 4 04 Paxaon 16, Grant 6 04 74 1 10, 54 17, Hopson Armstrong 12, Levingston 4 04 4. WIMIama 04 9. Perdu 04 2. Totals 6 3 25. Wltln 14 04 2, Koncak 2 12. Battle 1 26. Webb 2. Robmson 0-- 04 0. M alone 44 2 2 1, Moncnel 34 2 8. Totals 4 04 4 25, 4. 4 7 27, 8, King 54 9, Hodges 5 155. 36 29 23 37-- 127 40 29 40 46155 2 Phoenix 7 (Majerte Chambers K Johnson ), Heaty Chicago Williams Fouied Plppen out None. Rebounds Phoenix 50 (Majerte 7), ChicaAssists-Phoe- nix 58 27 (Grant 12). go (K.Johnon, Knight 6). Chicago 45 (Plppen 11). Total touts Phoenix 23, Chicago 21. A 16,094. goal E. Johnson 3 (Hodges At I INDIANA (61) 0 04 10. Thompson 14 2 3, Stmts - 2 15, 4 12. Millar 74 21, Fleming 3 6chrempt 14 4 4, Sanders 7 04 10, M Williams 24 2- - 2 6. DreUmg 04 04 0. K Williams 04 04 0. Wittman 2 81. 04 0, McCtoud 04 04 0. Totala 5 Parson MINNESOTA (83) 1 12, Braver Spencer 4 04 4. Corbet 4 20, 64 19. Richardson Campbell 0 2 7 6. Brook 04 0. 0, Mltcnea 83. Gless 9 04 2.Total 20, West 24 12 12 22 22 22 Indiana Minnesota 33-17-- 81 83 Person Wittman Minnesota 04. Fouled Thompson out Hone. Rebounda Indian 54 (Smfts 9). Minnesota 44 (Spencer 6). Assists Indiana 13 (Miller 4L Mrnneeo-t- a 16 (Fechardeon 10). Total touls Indiana 19, Minne-aot- a TO. Technical Indian coach Versace. A 19,118. Indiana 2 goals Ol, Atlanta WiKrins K. Smith Rebounds At mgiewood, DETROIT (90) Moncriat flaaxwal 34, Fouled oul Atlanta 40 (Wieons. Koncak. (Oiafvwon 17). Aaaieta Atlanta 27 (K. Smith 11). Total toukt 26. Technicals AHanta Illegal 9 (Rivers Houston Wood (Millar LA I 23117 At PORTLAND (98) 4 16. Duckworth Kersey 04 04 0. WHkams 5 4 17. Porter 26. 4 15, DreKler 13. Robmson 14 04 4 2 5. Amge Cooper 04 2. Totala 3946 2 2. Young 2 04 2. Bryenl 96 MIAMI (95) 7 4 3 17, Setkaty S, Face Davis 4 4-20. Edwards 5 04 2. Burton 24. Douglas 5 04 0. Coles 0. Long 44 34 11. Kesstei 04 16. SundvoM 04 0 Totals 0. Thompson 95. 29 21 22 24-- 98 Portland 17 22 27 Miami Porter (Alnoe goals Portland Miami Burton Edwards (Rrce Kersey Fouied out Long Rebounda Portland 47 (Williams 10). Miami 47 (Selkely 12). Assarts Portland 23 toute Portland (Porter TV Miami 25 (Douglas 151 To26 Miami 16. Technicels Portland mega! oetenee 2. Miens coach Rutlialetn. Bryant. A 15.008. 0 COLORADO SPRINGS Co. The too 20 (AP) Athletic CaUf. 1. Kankakee. M. (14) 2. College of Southern Ida So (5) 3. Weetark. Ark. 4. South Plains. tei.(2) 5. Pensacola, (1) 6 N. Greenville, S.C. 7. Howard, Tax. 6. Barton, Kan. 9. Chemptetn. VL 10. J.H. Faulkner. Ala. 11. San Jacinto. Tax. 12. Aquinas Term. 13. BeUevilie. M. 14 Mesa Comm. Arte. 16. Hegorstown, Md. 16. Gordon. Ga. 17 Lake City Fttt. 16 Kitgora, Tax. 19 Essex. N 20. Eastern Wyoming 94 84 74 114 Ft. LAKERS (114) 3 13. Worthy Perkins 23, D.vac 64 2 3 21. Scott 74 11. E.Johnson 16, Green 4 2 7 16. 4, Thompson 1 04 0. Toagle 2 0-Drew 4 2 4 8 Cempbea Ol 04 0. Smith 0. tr Thomas 04 6 1. Totals 4543 114. Detroit 27 17 19 27 90 LA Lakers 29 27 28 31114 Bedford goal Detroit 34 (Laimbeer Is Thomas Ol. Agutrra Ol. Blanks Ol). Los Angeles 7 E Johnson Scon (Psrkms Worthy Fouled out None. Rebounds Detroit 45 (Edwards. Laimbeer 6). Loe Angela 54 (E.Johneon 12). Assarts Detroit 20 (Is Thomas 11). Los Angeles 21 (E.Johnac-- i 14). Total touts Detroit 23, Los Angeles 21. Technicals Detroit Illegal defense. Loe Angeles Illegal detenea 3. Laimbeer, Agulrre. Worthy. A 17,505. Asaocia- - ai parsnrhee-as, records through Dec 3 end total points: m 4 Edwards 19, Rodman 04 4. Laimbeer 44 7 7. MJ.Thomas 13, Dumars 34 17, 1 V.Johnson 3 2 4. Ssltey 34 1 7. Agutrre 2 Bedford Blanks 3. 3. 9, 14 04 Hastings 04 6 4. Totals 3441 90. 74 74 154 114 54 114 1 54 64 1 1 10-- 1 104 J. 24 44 201 167 120 101 86 72 61 52 48 41 38 32 25 20 16 16 14 12 10 8 At Sacramento, CaW. DALLAS (83) 64 16. English McCray 04 0, Donaldaon 5 4 16. 17, Harper 20, Blackman 1 3 Williams 0. 2. Devis 04 4. White Alton) 04 2 Upshsw 5 04 2. Grsndhoan 1 04 0. Shaaky 1 04 2 Totals 3 83. SACRAMENTO (103) Simmona 14 2 5. Tlsdele 16. CauawaH 54 9 11. Sparrow 5 4 6. May 7. Carr 31. Wenntngton 04 0. Wood 34 2 9. Haneen 12. Lecknar Total 1 0. 5, CaHowey 04 103. 83 24 16 22 19 28 25 22 4 goals Dallas (Harper 02, White Sacramento 44 (Haneen Wood May Fouied o Sparrow DaWae 45 None Rebound (Donaldaon 13) Sacramento 46 (Tiodote 6). Assart Dallas 16 (Harper 91 Sacramento 31 (Sparrow 7). Total tours Dalles 23. Sacramento 19 Technicals Sacramento coach Motta. Sacramento Illegal detenea. Black-maAt I MILWAUKEE (108) Roberts 04 13. Brickowski 04 16. Sikma 20. Robertson 26 Humphries 34 04 7 6. Schaye 04 6. Lohaus 4 04 5. Grayer 10. G Anoeraon 04 4, Heneon Ol 04 0 Totals 106. PHILADELPHIA (109) 0 42. Mehorn 34 44 10. Ommskl Bet ley 6. Green 14 3. Hawkins 3 26. R Anderson 04 12. Bol Ol 0 Tumor 04 6. 5 Peyns 03 04 0, Oliver 04 04 0. Totals 3648 109 Milwaukee 33 22 31 14 PH.Iedetphej 76 24 24 26 Robert goe! Milwaukee 54 (Sauna Lohaus Humphries Ol. G Anderson Footed Ptmadeipnai 14 (Hawkins 13. Anderson Out Robertson. Rebounde Milwaukee 60 (Sauna 12L Hillcrssl 73 Htohlsntf 61 Wooot Cress 61, Hoy 66 Viewmsnt M Hunter 46 "srVCifr 66. Bowlano Hal) 77 Four men fouled out and Layton charged back. Timpview 67, Jordan 56 Richard Jackson scored 8106 0109 "It was a rugged and ragged game," said Timpview coach Don Chamberlain. "They tried to press. We were able to break it, but then wealcin't get into our offensive patterns very well. Still, we played well at times and played pretty good defense throughout. Pleasant Grove 64, Clearfield 62 Darek Robinson scored 27 points and added 10 assists to lead Pleasant Grove to its victory. "Danny Norman hit a couple of key free throws down the stretch to give us a cushion," noted Viking coach Bruce Bushnell. "And Danny Schoonover got us a key rebound late in the game." Rob Strasburg had 15 points for the Vikings. Spanish Fork 83, Bountiful 57 Spanish Fork broke open a close game in the third quarter, according to coach Mike Gardner. "We played some great transition ball that quarter," Gardner said. "We played great defense and got some good assists from (Robbie) Reid and (Kent) Cook." Reid led the Dons with 21 points, baskets. including five three-point pains (excuse the pun) for Bradley, torning into a large city like Philadelphia, with the media swarming all over you, can take its toll on a Charles Barkley, let alone an kid from Castle Dale, Utah. "There were a lot of distractions today," Bradley said. "There were just so many things going on with the media and all. I talked to a lot of people, some I shouldn't have. I wasn't focused on the game. That's why I got into foul trouble. This is something I'm going to have to adjust to all the attention. I just have to put in the back of my mind and play ball." Even though he wasn't on the court long, Bradley's presence was still felt. He blocked six shots, and had the Explorers altering many more. You could see them looking behind their shoulders and out of the corner of their eyes for his long stalking arms which are set swipe immediately. "I felt him out there," Hurd said. "He swatted a jumper and was three feet away when I shot it. That's pretty impressive." ot Sea World nt their first four games. So we decided to pack it in, but we did a horrendous job. You didn't see the real Shawn Bradley tonight. He is going to be one of the greats in the history of the game. He didn't have his stuff tonight, but I think we had something to do with it." It was also a case of growing We Have Tickets! C Tours From 20 NAIL FUNGUS The solution FUNGI-NAI- fTjjTaTTal fTat;.'tT-.TlM.- AQII 190i. 4 FL 33174 OFF Window Tinting PROVO Gift thm contact Krwtrm Labontorim, Mint. 170 N. 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Layton 71 Spams Fon 63, Bountiful 57 Grove 64. CtsarftaM 62 Bmpham 76, Olytnpua Cononwood 92, Gmrtoa 42 fjnonton S3. Tsytorsvtlie 41 (Continued from Page B-"Overton sure makes up for the loss of Lionel (Simmons)," said BYU sixth man Gary Trost, who scored 10 points in his return to Philadelphia following a two-yemission stay there. "He can really fill up the net." Bradley picked up his fourth foul with 9:42 left and fouled out 20 seconds later, with the score as he elbowed LaSalle center Milko Lieverst lumbering across the lane. Junior guard Mark Heslop, who 27 scored 16 of his career-hig- h points in the second half, tried valiantly to bring BYU back, but the Cougars could get no closer than seven points the rest of the way. With Bradley seated safely on the bench, it made it easier for LaSalle to switch from a zone in the defense to a final 20 minutes. The Cougars ate up the Explorers' zone in the first half, constantly finding the open man. "That was the worst zone defense I've ever seen a team play," LaSalle coach Speedy Morris said. "We were concerned about Bradley man-to-m- ems m ine National Junior coasg just Hansen had 26 points to lead American Fork but was the only Caveman in double figures. Barton led Davis' balanced attack with 16 points. Travis Homer added 15 and Todd Heath had 12. Mountain View 72, Layton 71 Sam St. Clair scored 16 points to lead the Bruins to their victory. "We started out real good and g played a good third quarter noted the Lancers Mountain View coach Carl Inger-sol- l. BYU: l) 25, Cartwrtght 04 4 3:35 left. But the Darts canned seven of eight free throw attempts down the stretch. At the same time, the Cavemen connected on 54 Jordan Chicago goats Matone 7). Houston 49 26 (Webb 8), Houston Atlanta 19. Houston detenea 2. A 13,578. 24 Cage 26. Kemp 64 23, Rsntbis 04 2, West 04 6, K.Johnson 6, Maktrle 44 17. Lang 7, E.Johnson 17, CebaUos 127. 04 2. Totals Chambers 6, Homacek 4 3 17, Otaknvotl 4 9 28, 29, Maxwell 64 4 19, K.SrnHh 2 04 0, Floyd 44 4 12 L. Smith 0-- 04 0, 110. 04 0. Totals 8 29 27 25 32-- 113 32 33 26 19110 Olekmon. p.m 44 At Chicago PHOENIX (127) Johnson 34 04 6, Thorpe lj 3 04 102. Orlando New Vork 5 At DENVER (117) 74 31. Lane 04 10 Rasmus-seWoolndge 5 13. Lrchtt 22. 04 15, Adams 0 Devis 04 2 Johnson 04 12. Jackaon 4. Wolt 04 4. Cook 04 04 0. Liberty 04 4. 4 117. Totals CLEVELAND (121) 0 0. Dsugherty 11. Nsnce 74 21 Brown 4. Ferry 44 31. Ehlo 04 11, Morion 4 13, Ken 24 04 4. PsOdto 11 21 i. Velentme 1 9 5. Totals 121. 23. Chlevous 38 32 24 Denver 29 29 34 30-- 121 Cleveland (Adams 34. Lichtl goals Denver Davis Cleveland (Ehlo Ferry Ol. Kerr Fouled out None. Rebounda Denver 56 (Rasmueeen 10' Cleveland 55 (Daugherty IS). Asserts Denver 32 8). Total (Adsms 13). Cleveland 39 (Ehlo. Valentine touts Denver 25. Cleveland 16. Technical Cleveland delay ol game. A 13,116. At Eael Ruthwrlerd. N--J. SEATTLE (1021 6. McDanial McKey 24 9 10. Ceylon 04 6. Threat! 24. Scott 24 Smith 64 04 4, Analey 04 2. Totala 4 18, Ewtng Vandewagha 5 7 2 2 4. O WUMns 9 7, 24, Cheeks Jackaon 17, E WHkina 2 04 0. Mustaf 44 44 30-38 12, Tucker 3 04 2, Grant 1 04 O.Totals 4 WEB!, S8 (Manom Mtwaukee 31 PWIadotpraa 12). Assist (Robertson 10). PhMadetohia 17 (Hawkins 0). Total Milwaukee touls 32. PrrllerJetpNe 24. Technical Milwaukee Illegal defense. A 10,795. Phoenix 44 6 6, SkUea 4 16, Acres 3 14. WMey NEW YORK (102) Oakley 44 64 14. ATLANTA (113) WHklna 6 20, Rivers 9, Ferre 04 6, McCormtck 0 113. 4341 HOUSTON (110) TVi throws in the last eight minutes of action. "We were pleased with the play of our sophomore guard, Tyler Jackson," said Provo coach Craig Drury. "Terence was super on the boards and Lohner was all over the floor. "Our kids are so hungry right now that they're trying to go after everyone as hard as they can. They made some mistakes, but I'll live with those kind. "We're going to be a force in a couple of weeks," Drury promised. Davis 68, American Fork 61 AMERICAN FORK American Fork coach Bob Eckles is throwing his young Cavemen into the fire. They got a little singed Tuesday in their loss to Davis. But Eckles said he was pleased that his team battled the whole night. and "We want the kids to age age quick," Eckles said. "We've been playing good people and, hopefully, come January, that will make a difference." The Cavemen battled the Darts nearly even in the first quarter. They took the lead when Mike Hansen hit a pair of technical free throws. Hansen got American Fork out of the gate quickly in the second period. His 17 first half points gave the Cavemen a 9 advantage at intermission. The Cavemen pushed their lead to 1 early in the third quarter. But then Davis guard Bret Barton got hot. He knocked down 11 points in a 16--2 Davis run. Meanwhile, the Dart defense limited Hansen to just one basket during the quarter. Davis led 50-going into the final quarter. American Fork had its chances in the fourth quarter. Nate Jones' steal, lay-u- p and free throw cut the Dart lead from seven to four with 37-3- CITY KANSAS Dan ALS Signed Schatzeder, pitcher, to one-yecontract. 3V 6 7 free as they converted 31-2- pitcher. Designated Mark McLemore, Intieider, lor aasign- HMIeges. At Houston 2995 'NMSU (77) 3 1Wi 3 San Diego Stele 31. Cal 33. Ed Marcus 2 Wednesday's Qama Denver at Boston, 5:30 p.m. Price mi at Indiana, 5:30 p.m. Portland at Orlando. 5:30 p.m. Cleveland at Milwaukee. 6:30 p in Atlanta at San Antonio. 6:30 p.m. Detroit at Utah, 7:30 p.m Washington at Golden State. 8:30 Dalies at LA Clippers. 6:30 p J 0 C Lewis O 2. Miller 1 .692 .663 .529 Orkmdo 113, Mew Vork 102 Pneedetphw, 109, Milwaukee 108, OT Chicago 165. Phoema 127 v Minnesota 83, Indiana 61 Atlanta 113, Houston 110 LA Lskers 114. Detroit 90 Sacramento 103. Dallas 83 44 c ' 15 11 Pet. 121, Denver 117 Pomsno Si, Hienl 85 New Jersey ISO, Seattle 102 Jim Greene. Joe Mingle 8 4 3 LA CUppers S settle aSallf SAN DIE CO STATE fSS) Thompson 1 0--0 7. Batter t6 Parslffc Dlvlslen bauer Stock . Officials Jim Howell, Technical fouls none Attendance 4J41. 4 7 S 8 11 13 13 Goldan Stats LA Lakers 11 (3 9 S Mm Orlando 001 25 6, 9 Utah Houston 11 0 0 0 W San Antonio 19 2 (Call Heslop (Hurd 512, Overton USalle mi 6 Hurd heltan a tp pf ned Matt Young, pitcher, to a three-yea- r contract. CALIFORNIA Catledge L 3 13 12 7 Pndadetphia New York 3 23 Game RED BOSTON At New Tor Milwaukee Cleveland FG ORI- - Davs Gallagher, ourherder, to the Catttorma Angels tor David Martinez and Mate Hook, pitchers. Assigned Hook to Rochester o Ihe International League. OLES-Tre- ded ORLANDO (113) A Times M8T EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Ohrlatsn Detroit II BALTIMORE .... 'rizrs' aBjej6j3Jjfi Oil 24 71 16 16 16 24 ffiSk tngle 0 2 0. Reid 8 04 21, 4 64 14, Albse 04 2, K. Johnson 2 2 6, Hansen 3 44 10. Wsttentine 1 2, Darnels 1 04 2, OMchneM 5 2 12, tfl. Johnson 1 6, R arson 2 20-S3. Totals 28 mOUKTWlK leTk Roderick 6 54 17, Godtrey 0 2 2, Lindsay 3 04 f Peterson 4 4 10. Leonhardt 1 04 2, Jones 1 04 2, Sack 1 1 2, J. Jones 1 04 3, Adams 1 04 2, O'Brien 3 6, Kuehne 0 2 2, McKay 1 04 3, Totals 22 2 67. S3 26 1614 18 i! oufrtNul IS IS 13 IS ST goew Held 5. i. Jones, McKay. 5 3t 5 ! 2. Cook 6 MOO 0 Fialand TI 2117 22 12 , e 15, 0 2, Smith 7 a tp l 16, 3 04 enewanaswiEifl tall - 0 3 2, Roberts t, ;: ' " Henatrom 14, MOUNT AIM VtCW (72). Eakins 1 2. Hunter Sentry 4 f--5 13, Smk 3 04 6, Hawkee 3 4 3 44 10. Lewis 6 2- - 12. St. Clair 3 McCandlesa 1 1, Totals 23 6 72. LATTOM (71)1 Matt 1 34 5, Anderson 4 Freetend 5 14 13, Hamandel 3 2 7, Enckaon Engter 1 64 7, Ounklsy 1 04 2, Trukeo 0 2 1. 9 19, Totala 22 1 7). , 5 04 llisirti- - 6 7 .K.I '' pf 3, TlaePVUW (ST) ' r 1 It ' re Sanpaon Witt t SYU "Huberts Schreiner . Bradley t PROVO " v Parry 11, Nieteon 3 3, Retiey 0 9 4 0--0 fftrT BAtMSAU. nt - IN THE BLEACHERS 2 2. Beck 4 2 17. Letevre 1 6. Finch 0 4 3, DeGratrenrted 1 0. Cnrkjoaneen 2 1 S. MarahaO 0 0- 04 0, KMiball 0 04 0, Totals 15 4 ATON ( County 58 zi ens, but Payson closed to within 6 with an 2 run to open the final period. Parry and Bryan Nielson keyed that ran with three-poibaskets. However, the Bulldogs, using a long-tim- e Provo trademark, never allowed the Lions to get any closer 8-- Provo 63, Payson 49 Provo took control of its game with a 13-- 2 run in the second out-of-ar- Fork blasted Un- ion 6540. By BOB HUDSON and DARNELL DICK of the Herald staff Utah County basketball teams won four of five games with opponents Tuesday night. Provo beat Payson in an intra-counbattle. 1 Mountain View edged Layton in the closest game of the night. 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