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Show Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, December G4 9, 1990 I DaHst Minnesota r 6 5 4 Orienoo Denver PacMc Division SJU Luvk Mtillin ft g Cam M M H M M 3 3 4 Seal? HI U Sproling Singleton 1 Werdam Scon Mute. Tools 4 31 2 39 J 1 32 IS 1 34 I I 17 1 2 3 I 12 2 0 16 17 I 2 8 3 17 2nd hai32 GameM . . 2nd haM83 . Game71 FT PcL:lst haifii ft It BYT 12 36 H 31 Heslop Call 0- 2 2 -1 Santiago Roberts Campbell U Trost 04 Schreiner Moon 3-- r !l S 40 7 3 2 2 4 0 1 J 1 10 1 26 2 3 3 I M 1 1 0 0 2 2 7 4 6 5 28 1 2 7 0 2 3 19 1 34 0 6 4 1 2 19 33 22 (2 Tntals FG Pet. 1st half 48 2nd half48 GameM Gameao 2nd half! . half6T FT Pctilst 19 Bradley Miller 4-- 5 , Attendance-17,5- Chambers Totals 9 6, Skiles 5, Wiley 11, Ansley 109. 58 61 81 Cougar Classic Championship St. John's 67, Bngham Young 62 Third Placo E. Kentucky 70, George Mason 69 llllnl Classic Championship Illinois 85, Georgia Southern 67 Third Pisco Oregon St. 75, Long Beach St. 72 Indiana Classic Championship Indiana 91, Sen Diego 64 Third Placo 74, Niagara 46 Longhorn Classic Championship Texas 116, Texas-PaAmerican 70 Third Placo Loyola, Md. 15, Sam Houston St. 72 N. Arizona 101, Fort Lewis 95 San Francisco 101. Fairtoigh Dickinson 92 Southern Csl 74. Colorado St. 67 UCLA 99. Notre Dam 91 Washington 98, Idaho St. 77 SOUTHWEST Georgetown 53, Rica 47 Georgia St. 65. Stephen F Austin 60. OT Houston 110. North Texas 81 Oklahoma 141. Va. Commonwealth 105 n 149. Dallas 86 MIDWEST Arkansas 95, Mlsaoun 82 Bowling Grew 115, Butler 5 Cent. Michigan 112, Wright St. 85 Cincinnati 95, 51 DePaul 96, Illinois St. 76 Iowa 75, lows St. 73 Kansas St. 98. NW Missouri St. 44 Miami, Ohio 100, Xavwr, Ohio 95 Michigan St. 83. Detroit 61 Mo. Kansas City 87, TonnessH Tech 78 Momingside 86, N. Iowa 85 Nebraska 105, Toledo 66 Ohio St. 112. Chicago St. 54 Purdue 97, St. Louis 77 S. Indiana 79. Wisconsin 66 S. Utah 89. 80 W. Illinois 96. Northwestern 91 W Michigan 87, Slippery Rock 84 Wichita St. 72, Oklahoma St. 69 Youngstown St. 60. Robert Morris 68 SOUTH Ala. Birmingham 107, Southern U. 83 Alabama St. 96, Samloid 95. OT Appalachian St. 88, East Carolina 79 Auburn 75. Ohio U. 65 Centenary 91. NW Louisiana 86 Chapman 65. McNees St. 64 Clemeon 75, Wis. Green Bay 68 Coppin St. 78, Md. Baltimore County 61 Duke 75. Michigan 68 E. Tennessee St. 68. Jama Madison 65 Georgia 117, Mercer 50 Georgia Tech 92, Fordham 72 Howard U. 77, Winthrop 64 Jacksonville 71. Maryland 70 Kentucky 88. Kansas 71 LSU 92. Arizona 12 Liberty 64, Roanoke St Memphis St. 75, Middle Term. 60 Mississippi 99. Jackson St. 80 Mississippi St. 86. Ball St. 72 Morehead St. 78. Md.-Shore 76 N. Carolina St. 114. Mount St. Mary's, Md. 104 ME Louisiana 104. G rambling St. 77 New Orleans 88. NichoHa St. 66 Ok) Dominion 84. Virginia Tech 76 Radford 55. Widener 44 South Alabama 87, S. Illinois 82 South Carolina 67, Temple 63 South Florida 92, Fla. International 72 Tulane 70. Southern Meth. 62 Virginia 70, Vandeibilt 56 W. Carolina 100. Augusta 72 Wake Forest 72. Davidson 56 0 4 2, Reynolds 0. Totals 5 7 35 28 26 22 2 7 7 6 S New York Washington Miami C antral Division Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Cleveland Charlotte tnoiana Atlanta L 4 11 11 12 12 13 13 8 12 7 Midwest Division 11 It Houston State at BVU, 7:30 p.m. UVCC BASKETBALL Friday Colorado Northwestern at UVCC, women 5:30 p.m., men 7:30 p.m. Saturday College of Eastern Utah at UVCC, women 5:30 p.m., BASKETBALL GIRLS' Paxson Fouled cut-N- one. Jordan Hodges Rebounds Portland 47 (Duckworth 10), Chicago 56 (Pippen 14). Assists Portland 28 (Porter 10). Chicago 30 (Paxson 11). Total touts Portland 20, Chicago 18. A 18.676. NEW YORK (86) 0 4 Mustel 6. Ewing 7 2. Oakley 21, 4 6 5. G.Witkins 21. Starts 4. Ouinnett 1 0. E.Wilkins 7. Totals 86. ATLANTA (99) 0 D.Wilkms 26. Willis 9. Koncak 5 5 4 21. Webb 22. Battle 6. Rivers 5 0. Moncriet 4, Malone 11, McCorrmck 3 7 99. 04 0. Totals New York 28 21 17 20-- 66 Atlanta 39 23 23 14-- 99 7 York New Stalks 0-(G Wllkins goals D. Wilkin Koncak 3) Atlanta (Webb Moncnef Rivers Battle Fouled out None. Rebounds New York 50 (Ewing 13). Atlanta 47 (Koncak. Rivers 9). Assists New York 22 (Jackson 6). Atlanta 26 (0 Wllkins 8). Total foul New York 20. Atlanta 21. Technicals Atlanta Illegal defense. Willis. New york Illegal detens. A 14,142. .389 .389 .333 L 5 7 2 7V, 7 .2a Aha al Pleasant West Jordan at Wednesday .632 Pet. .667 611 .579 i 3V, 4vt 34 54 Bountltuf at Oram. 7:30 p m. Weber at Mountain View. 7:30 p.m. Payeon at Wasatch. 7:30 p.m. Spnngvrtki at Carbon. 7 30 p m. at Cedar City Provo at Farmington. Lata lata v. Ptrowan at tournament Friday N M SUSC Pleasant Grove at SUSC tournament Juab at Park City. 7 30 p m. Wasatch at Sparmh Fork. 7:30 p m. 29-2- 71136 65- 68- 37 67- - 70-- 137 BobWynn George Archer Dick Rhyan George terming Larry Laoretd Don January Dick Hendrickson . -67-- 71- 138 68- - 70-- 138 72- - 67-- 139 66- - 73-- Bob Betley Thursday Gunnison at Qrantaville, 7 p.m. Mantl at Park City. 7 p.m. North Sanpete at South Summit, 7 p.m. Union at Springville, 7:15 p.m. Jordan at Lehl, 7:30 p.m. Juab at Morgan, 7:30 p.m. Friday Provo tournament, 6 ft I p.m. Carbon at Pleasant Grove. 7 p.m. 7 9 , UVCC 74: Nixon 9 26, McDonald 8 8 Nielsen 8, Slvullch 11, Christensen 0 3 2, Smith 2 7, Tebbs 8 12, Santiago 74. 0. Touls 2 3 6. CSI 91: Colter 15, Shepard 3 24, Anderson Jackson 9, Harris 8- - 13 4 5, Vslezl 15. Davis 0, Leach 1 9 2 8 5. Totals 2. DaSllva 04) 10, Rose 1 91. Hatftim: CSI 41 UVCC 31. 3 pt goal: UVCC 2 (Tebbs 1, Christensen 1). CSI 3 (Hams 1. Anderson 1, Rose 1). Saturday Wasatch at North Summit, 4 p.m. Provo tournament, 6 ft I p.m. WRESTLING Mountain View Thursday at American Fork 7-- 76-7- 1. 8-- 76-6- 27-2- 37-2- 04 Saturday Basketball at Montana JAZZ SCHEDULE By DREW DANIELS Herald Correspondent HEBER CITY Bear River jumped out to an early lead then hung on to claim a 4 overtime victory over Wasatch Saturday. The Bears led most of the game lead early and even had a in the second half. But the Wasps refused to give up and fought back to tie the game at 38 on a steal and layup by Brandon Lindsay. Barton Gertsch's jumper put the Wasps up by two. back and The lead - ST. (77( Goodman Tuesday UTAH Thursday Ruffner 5 8 13. Youngblood 18. 6 5. 6, Gordon 1 12, Jardine Patterson 2, Funk 04 2, Perns 0 15, 77. 4. Totals 2841 Franson BOISE ST. (89) 0 Sanor 15. Trotter 23, Vaughn 0 4. Fikes 7, Beard 21, Johnson 2 4 0 8. A. Wright 5, Humphrey 1 4, Hizon 2. Totals 0. Jones 89. Helttime Boise St. 50. Utah St. 35. goals-U- tah St. Goodman Jardine (Gordon Ruffner Boise St. (Vaughn 4- Youngblood Hizon Fouled Carter 5, Sanor Wright Utah out St., Goodman, Jardine. Rebounds Utah St. 32 (Youngblood 8). Boise St. 30 (Sanor 8). Assists Utah St. 12 (Goodman 3). Boise St. 18 (Vaughn 8). Total fouls-U- tah St. 26, Boise St. 21. A 7,735. Golden Stat at Utah, 7:30 p m. Denver at Utah, 7:30 p m. Saturday Indiana at Utah, 7:30 p.m. FAR WEST Cent. St., Ohio 38, Mesa, Colo. 16 Nevada 59, Boise St. 52, 30T San Jos St. 48, Cent. Michigan 24 56-5- MIDWEST see-saw- Peru St. 27, Baker 3 rQMSiniGIsI anssalBEBBKSKLa SOUTH Allegheny 21, Lycoming 14, OT Georgia Southern 44. Cent. Florida 7 N. Dakota St. 51, Indiana. Pa. 11 Army 30. Navy 20 Westminster. Ps. 24. SBBiaiBB Results of a women's dual swim 'meet between BYU and the University of Nebraska Friday and Saturday st the Bob Devaney Sports Center pool in Lincoln: Team 192, BYU 175. First places and all BYU results-4- 00 BYU A (Cline. Teeples. Medley Relay-- 1, EAST Cent. Washington 17 4, BYU B (Taylor. Doman) 3:57.04. Hayball. Leeper, Scolllck) 4:10 88. 1.650 Free-- 1. Michelle Butcher, NU. 17:18.98. 2. Nlchol Anderson. BYU, 17:50.40. Free-50 1, Kathy Doman. BYU, 23.67 (BYU record: old record Kim Killman 23.90). 6, Shauna Scollick, BYU, 25.57. 7. Amy Leeper, BYU. 25.88. 8. Cindy Graver. Lara Rogers. BYU, 2:05.80. 2. BYU, 26.10. 200 IM- -1, Jill Teeples. BYU. 2:10 37. 5. Jennifer Taylor, BYU, 2:12.61. 6. K.C. Cline. BYU, 2:13.01. Diving-- 1. Amy Matheson. BYU, 418.85. 3. Valerie Hale. BYU, Melanie Winner, NU, 1:53.31. 2, 348.80. 200 Free-- 1. Jody Morehouse. BYU. 1:54.04. 3. Doman, BYU, Alissa 1:56.04. 7. Scollick. BYU. 2:00.18. 200 Fty-- 1. Tribe. BYU, 2:06 92. 3. Shannon Hair. BYU, 2:09.27. 7, Cline. BYU, Amy Hatfield. BVU. 2:29.42. 100 Back-- 1, 57.59. 2. Cynthia Whetten. BYU. 58.29. 7. Taylor, BYU. 1:01.93. 8. Heather K easel. BYU. 1:03.21. 100 Leane Maruk, NU. 1:06 75. 3, Robyn Hayball. BYU. 1:11.36. 4. Lori Ziegler. BYU, 1:12.06. 800 Free BYU A (Teeples. Rogers. Cline, Morehouse) Relay-- 1. 7:38.70. 4. BYU B (Anderson. Taylor. Kessel, Tribe) NU A (Gmeiner. 7:58 81. 200 Medley Relay-- 1. Maruk. Frederick Braddock) 1:46.72. 2. BYU A (Cline. Hayball, Hair, Doman) 1:50.17. 4. BYU B (Whetten, Ziegler, Leeper, Scollick) 1:53.90. 400 IM--1, Rogers. BYU, 3. Teeples. BYU. 4:35.72. 8. Kessel. BYU. 4:29.53. Wirtner. NU. 57.17. 2, Tnbe. BYU. 4:51.73. 100 Fty-- 1, 58.71. 3. Hair, BYU. 59.18. 7. Leeper BYU, 1:01.61. 9. Grover. BYU, 1:05.48. 10. Hatfield. BYU, 1:06.10. 200 Hair, Scores Saturday alter the WELLINGTON. Fla (AP third round of the 3900,000 Sazaie Classic played at the d Binfcs Forest 7, par-7Country Club: Fred Couples and Mike Donalds. 650-6318- 8 -- 192 Tom Byrum and Curt Byrum, Brian Clear and Bill Glasson. Kenny Perry and Leonard Thompson. Greg Bruckner and Kirk Triplett. Jim Ballet and P H. Morgan. Mitch Adcock and Buss Cochrsn. Charles Epos and Blaine McCallister. Mart O Hears and Dents Watson. Joel Edwsrds and Nolan Henke. Jim Carter and Rocco Mediate. Buddy Gardner and Dave Eichelberger, Jay Haas and Jerry Haas. Morris Hatalsky and Mike Sullivan. John Huston and Gen Sauars. Stan Utley and Bob Wolcott. Bobby Wadklna and Robert Wrnn, Ernie Gonzales and Mike Smith. Mark McCumber and Dewey Arnette. Steve Lamontagne and Larry Rinker, Chris Perry and Bob Lohr, Isao Aokl and Tsukaaa Watanabe. Andy Bean and Peter Kostrs. Billy Maytair and Howard Twrtty. BUI Butnar and Pat McOewan, Joey Smdelar and Jim Thorpe. NU A (Braddock, Frederick. Gmeiner, Free Relay-- 1. Ericksen) 1:36.37. 2, BYU A (Tribe. Scollick. Leeper, Doman) MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) Leading scores Saturday after the third round ol the S870.000 Johnnie 6.968-yar- d Walker Got! Classic on th par-7Royal Melbourne course (Australian unless noteo): 69- 70-- 70- - 68 1:39.06. 4. BYU B (Grover. Ziegler, Hatr, Teeples) 1:46.47. 200 Back-- 1. Rogers. BYU, 2:06.05. 3, Taylor, BYU, 2:09.43. 5, Grover, BYU, 2:13.19. 7, 500 Free-- 1. Kessel. BYU, 2:19.17. Butcher. NU. 5:02.35. 2. Morehouse. BYU, 5:03.75. 4. Tribe. BYU, 5:11.05. 7. Hair. BYU. 5:24 62. 100 Free-- 1. Domsn. BYU, 52.44. 4. Scollick. BYU. 55 09. 6. Leeper. BYU, BYU, 58 59. 7, Grover. Diving-- 1. 4, Hale. BYU. 405.75. 200 Msruk. NU. 2:25.01. 3. Teeples. BYU. Breastatroke-- 1. 3:30.46. 6. Ziegler. BYU. 2:34.56. 8. Hayball. BYU. NU A (Braddock. Frederick. 2:39.26. 400 Free Relay-- 1. Gmeiner. Matheny) 3:29 81. 2. BYU A (Doman. Rogers, Tnbe. Morehouse) 3:32.03. 4. BYU B (Cline. Taylor. Hair. Leeper) 3:40.47 5. BYU C (Grover, Hatfield. Kessd. Anderson) 3:55.73. 56.70. Matheson. BYU. 503.40. 14. after one quarter. Boone hit 3 soft jumpers to keep the Eagles on top during the sec- ond period. Three-pointeby Hansen and Krommenhoek kept the Cavemen within 2 points of the Eagles. The Cavemen turned up the defensive screws to outscore the Eagles 15-- 7 during the crucial third period. "That was the difference right there, said Eckles.'We moved the ball and got good shots, and we kept the ball away from Boone". With a stifling press outside and Glen Thurgood and Nate Smith crashing the boards, AF gradually "We extended its lead to needed this win after our loss to Payson last night. Maybe now I'll sleep tonight'". Bates led a balanced Cavemen attack with 14 points. Boone netted 14 to pace the Eagles. rs 63-4- 9. Bear River nudges Wasatch 5 0 17. T Young UVCC Women 76: White 15, Nielsen 10. Henry 7 11, Francis 5- - 17 0 6. Bird 2. Trane 9. Jones 6 76. ' Totals 4, K Young 4 CSI Women 68: dinger 27, Brown 1 4 15. Lords 2, 8, Hale 0, TauteoH 6 2 8. Bleak Toals Keller 2, Steoan 4, 1 68. Halttlme: UVCC 37 CSI 29. 3 pt goals: UVCC 5 (T Young 1, Henry 1, Whit 3) CSI 0. Orem at Provo Timpvlew at Pleasant Grove Lehl at Watatch Springville St Pin View Spanish Fork at Payson BVU WOMEN'S SPORTS Friday Basketball at Montana Stat lS. Thursday 64-5- 135 Wednesday Ken Trimble Stewart Ginn Barry Lane. Britain Viuiy Singh. F Colm Montgomeri. Britain John Morse. U.S. David DeLong. U S S Guy Boros. Stuart Hendwy, Canada Greg Norman Michael Bradley. U.S. Stephen Bennett. Britain Kyi Mia Han. Burma Nick FakM. Britain Mike Colandro. U.S. Jack Kay Canada Richard Gilaey, U.S. Grove. 7:30 p m. American Fork. 7:30 p.m. Herald Correspondent AMERICAN FORK -- The American Fork Cavemen shook off a slow start and wore down the Skyline Eagles 7 Saturday. 7 at the half, the Trailing Cavemen pulled away on the strength of harrassing defense and balanced scoring. A win over Skyline is always pleasing to Cavemen coach Bob Eckles. "This was a good team victory. Everyone on the floor tonight contributed something positive. . The key, though, was the job that Mike Hansen and Chris Bates did on Jaron Boone". Jaron Boone nailed a smooth to give the jumper and a Eagles a 2 lead. Chris Bates quickly countered with a trey of his own and Toby Adamson sank a jumper and layup to put AF up 16-- Pleasant Grovs at Tooele, 7 p.m. Greg Turner. New Zealand Danny Mijovic, Canada Peter McWhmney Rodger Davis Raymond Floyd. U.S. Gabriel Hwrtstedt. Sweden Richard Zokst, Canada IS Gam Dk. BOYS' BASKCTftALL av. By STAN SCHMIDT 67- -68-- Mike Hill Bitty Caspar Arnold Palmer Tuesday Orem at Clearfield. 4 p.m. Cottonwood at Mountain View, 6 p.m. Provo at Hillcrest. 7 p.m. Timpvlew st Spanish Fork, 7 p.m. Lehl at Tooele, 7 p.m. ' .769 .684 W 10 Harold Henntng Lee Trevino Bob Charles Wednesday 4- Pet. CONFERENCE Utah BVU BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. 73- 74- - MAUI. Hawaii (AP) Scores Saturday after the second round of the saso. ,000 Senior Kaanapali Classic, Par-7- 0 Royal Kaanapali GC, played on the 6,479-yarNorth Course: Ian .389 San Antonio Saturday BOSTON (96) 0 Bird 20. Parish 6 11. Gamble 6 23. Lewis 18, Shaw 12, McHale 0. Totals 12. Kline 04) 0. Brown 96. SAN ANTONIO (102) 7 Elliott 7. Robinson 14. Cummlnos 27, Strickland 14, Anderson 6, Pressey 20, Greenwood 3, Williams -8 0 0. 4, Schintzius 0, Massenburg 0 6 102. totals 34 24 16 2- 2- 96 Boston 28 19 29 27-- 102 San Antonio San Lewis (Bird goals Boston Antonio (Anderson Pressey 11. Williams Fouled out None. Rebounds Boston 52 (Parish 16), Boston 20 San Antonio 58 (Robinson 13). Assists (Bird 7), San Antonio 17 (Strickland 6). Total fouls-Bo25. San Antonio 21. A 15.908. PORTLAND (109) 8. Duckworth 15, B Williams Kersey - 16 4 12, Drexler 6 6 29. Porter 25. 0. 6. Young Ainge 9 04) 12, Robinson 8 5 0. Totals 2. Bryant Cooper 109. a CHICAGO (101) 4 5. Cartwright 20, Grant Pippen 2- - 2 7 8 2. Jordan 12. Paxson 35. 2. Perdue 1 6. Hopson 1 Levingston 5 2 0 0 8. King 3 9. S Williams 0. Armstrong 7 5 101. 0. Hodge 04) 2.Totats 33 27 16 33109 Portland 30 17 24 30101 Chicago Drexler (Ainge goats Portland Porter Young Chicago (Pippen Wayne cast, U.S. Wayn Grady Chris Patlon, U.S. John O Neill, U.S. Barry Fabyan, U.S. West Jordan at Timpvlew. 7 p.m. Lehl at SUSC tournament Pleasant Grove at SUSC tournament Provo at Farmington. N.M. tournament mn 68-6- Am. Fork downs Skyline 'Yo! A little help!!' Delta at North Sevier, 7:30 p.m. Orem at Payson, 7:30 p m. South Sevier at Moth Sanpete. 7:30 p.m. Springville at Mountain View, 7:30 p.m. Provo at Farmington, N.M. tournament Arizona only eight points at half time, fired in 18 in the second half. The Wolverines used his shooting to pull even at 8 with 6:30 to go. But McDonald fouled out, and when Nixon picked up his fourth personal with 3:30 to go, the Golden Eagles converted two foiil pitches to go up Women's game The Utah Valley Conmunity College Wolverines ran their record to 0 on the year, and in the process snapped a 33- - game Southern Idaho home-cou- rt win streak with a 8 decision in women's basketball action Saturday. The Wolverines rallied from a 0 deficit with a 17-- 2 run to take a 9 lead into the locker room at half time. POWER CHICAGO Placed Batata, forward, on the dissbled list. Cheeks 20. Jackson .500 .444 .400 WESTERN Professional Soccer League 6 AN EASTERN Boston Philadelphia New Jersey 41-3- SOCCER 0, Winchester 3 DALLAS (107) 3 12. White 9. Donaldson McCray 3- - 4 11. 6 9 30, 16 30. Bleckman Harper 5 3. Davis 04) 9. Williams 3, English 7 Altord 0 Totals 1, 04 Shasky 107. 30 26 30 27113 Houston Dallas 24 23 33 27107 (Maxwell goats Houston Thorp K Smith Davis Dallas 7 (Harper Floyd 2) . Fouled out Wood Rebounds Houston 53 (Thorpe 41 Dallas Houston Assists 25 16), (McCray 8). (K.Smith 8), Dsilas 21 (Harper 9). Total touls Houston 26. Dallas 20. Techntcate Dallas coach Adubato. Williams, Olauwon. A 17,007. amnEiTH W 15 13 five-minu- te National 28. Olajuwon 7 14. K Smith 17, 2. Feitl 4, L.Smith 5 113. 6. Totals Thorpe 0- - 1 47 TtmM MST CONFERENCE Atlantic Dhrlalen 12, 24. Maxwell 6. Wood Floyd Football League NFLFined Mark Bava-rNew York Giants tight end, an undisclosed amount for bumping an official In a game on Nov. 25. 15,077. Johnson 10-- 20 Flip Crosse La TWIN FALLS, Idaho The College of Southern Idaho won its 107th straight home game by turning back Utah Valley Community College 4 Saturday. The final score did not Indicate what type of game this was for the Golden Eagles. They had a battle on their hands until they pulled away in the final three minutes. The Wolverines got in foul trouble early, as their two leading scorers and rebounders, Kevin Nixon and Michael McDonald, each picked up three quick personals. Still, the Wolverines hung in, and survived a scoreless spell to trail by only ten, 1 at the half. With the big guns back in for the second half, UVCC made a run at the Golden Eagles. Nixon, who had 91-7- FOOTBALL HOUSTON (113) EAST Boston College 97, Harvard 72 Buoknell 93, St. Francis. Pa. 80 Manhattan 73. William 1 Mary 59 Massac mtetts 82, George Washington 70 1 Suspended National 6 20, Kit 18, Anderson Gattison Fouled out None. ReCurry Denver 68 (Lane 21), Charlotte 54 (Gattison bounds 30 Denver Assists (Adams 12). 13). Charlotte 33 (Bogues 12). Total lout- s- Denver 20, Charlotte 20. Technicals Charlott delay of game. Raid, Denver delay of game. Lane. Wooindg. A23.901. FAR WEST , 8 13, 2. 2 2 DENVER (126) 3 3 33. Lane 8 9, Rasmussen Woolridge 6 15, Adams 18, 25, Llchtl Davis 6. 2. Jackson 18, Wolf 0 Cook 3 1 0. 0, Liberty 0 0, Johnson Totals 126. CHARLOTTE (119) 4 8 Newman 15, Gilliam 27, Reld 1 8, Bogues 0, Chapman 36, Gannon 0 0 14. Tripucka 0, Gill 5, Curry 2- - 2 6, 0 0 2. Totals Keys 0 0, Hoppen 9 119. Denver 43 24 29 30126 37 30 28 24-- 119 Charlotte Davis goals Denver 7 (Adams Jackson Charlotte (Newman Chapman Boise St. 89. Utah St. 77 Montana St. 104, Northridoa St. 78 . Trad- SUNS coach, one game for unsportsmanlike conduct. Suspended Ron Draper, Quad City forward, and Roy Marble, Cedar Rapids forward, one game for fighting. CLEVELAND (99) Ehlo 11. Nance 20. Daugharty 4 6 Valentine 8 15. Paddlo 6. Kerr 9. Brown 2. Ferry 5 6. Morion 4 12, 5 2. Totals Chievous 99. INDIANA (114) 9. Thompson Person 2, Smlts 4 14. Fleming 29. Miller 24. Schrempf 9- - 12 10. M. Williams 2. 0 21, Senders K. Williams 9 0. McCloud 3. Totals 114. Cleveland 32 20 17 30 99 Indiana 29 26 31 28114 Ehlo (Kerr goals Cleveland Morton Na.ee Paddlo hoiana Miller Person ). (McCloud Schrempf Fouled out None. Rebounds Cleveland 38 (Daugher-t- y Cleveland 19 10), Indiana 48 (Smita 9). Assists (Daugheriy 4), Indiana 31 (Fleming 11). Total 19, Indiana 28. Technicals Indiana Illegal defense 3. Flagrant fouls Smita, Ferry. A 9,641. 87 Monmouth. N.J. 49. New Hampshire Perm St. 79. Marshall 72 Pittsburgh 96. West Virginia 97 Providence 78, Rhode Island 76 Rider 76, Columbia 63 Siena 73, Hartford 63 St. Bonaventure 94, Morgan St. 77 SL Peter's 76. Holy Cross 73 Villanova 83. St. Joseph a 82 Yale 78. Swarthmore 35 West 27 23113 40 21-- 109 Phoenix Hornacek (Chambers goais - 2, Perry Orlando Smith (Scott Skiles Fouled out Anderson Catledge Skiles. Rebounds Phoenix 61 (West. McOaniel 91, Orlando 50 (Cetledg 12). Assists Phoenix 25 (Johnson 12). Orlando 23 (Skiles 8). Total foul Phoenix 19, Orlando 26. Technicals Skiles. Phoenix Coach Third Ploc . 3 Phoenix Orlando Carrfear Clastic Championship Syracuse 113, N.C. Cnsrtottt 99 Third Pisco . Scott 13, Smith 0. Acres 2 0 4, Turner 30, Catledge Third Placa St. 63 Big Rod Classic Champion ihlp Florida 92, PHOENIX ed Eddie Johnson, ford ward, and draft picks m 1991 and 1993 or 1994 to th Seattle SuperSonlcs tor Xavir McOaniel, forward. ORLANDO (109) . TOURNAMENTS VMI ' National Basfcattoall AMclattMi 5 6 17. 21, Maerte 0 26, Hornacek 8 17, Rambia 6, Perry 113. 2 11, Johnson McOaniel Acma Boot Showdown Championship Kent St. 65. hul men fall again BASKETBALL PHOENIX (113) A Cornell 73, Vermont 11 C8A 66. Army 70. Indiana .313 .181 13Vt Saunders, . Austin Peay 95, W. Kentucky .529 kmmriemm Immgum BOSTON RED SOX Named John Doherty minor Itigut hitting instructor. ANCALIFORNIA GELS Agrd to terms with Frsd Manriqus, ont-yson contract. Continental Basketball Association John's 37, BYU 26 . Buchanan John's 9 (Cain Call I, BY1J M IHeslop Sproling Sealy Miller Ml. Moon Santiago SanOfficials-FrJim Stiipin, Gary Carbone, ed ne iN 13 6 6V, 7 6 Sunday's Qamee Seattle at Milwaukee, 6:30 p.m. Washington at LA Lakers, 8:30 p.m. goals-- St chez . Technical 7 8 - Atlanta 99, New York 86 Portland 109. Chicago 101 Houston 113, Dallas 107 San Antonio 102. Boston 96 Utah at LA Clippers, (n) Detroit at Sacramento, fn) score-- St Halftirae .632 .625 .580 0.7 6 0 2 5 -4 .947 IN THE BLEACHERS 7V I .211 Denver 126. Charlotte 119 Phoenix 113, Orlando 109 Indiana 114. Cleveland 99 mi a 1 1 7 S i5Vi .333 .250 Saturday's Oi Late 6mm Not . tp pf Seattle Sacramento .353 II 12 10 10 9 8 1 LA Clippers I 1 5 M half 1 4 2 Pctilst III 0 Mil 1 5 Portland Golden Stat LA Lakers Phoenix mp J II M a tp e pf li II H Buchanan FG r 11 12 15 15 UVCC women l&eal So. Idaho, forth most of the fourth quarter. with Lindsay hit a three-point1:10 remaining in regulation to knot the game at 50. In overtime, the score was tied at54, with Wasatch looking for the last shot. The Wasps missed the shot and Wasatch forward Corey Berg was whistled for a foul on the rebound with one second remainer ing. Colby Nish, who led all scorers with 24, stepped to the line and to give the sank both Bears the win. free-thro- swimmers fall to Nebraska both the Neb. Amy Matheson and notched a an BYU BYU swimschool record, LINCOLN, mers NCAA qualifying cut, and captured 11 of 20 events in a women's dual meet with the University of Ne- braska Friday and Saturday, but the Cornhuskers edged the Cougars 192- - 175 in the team race that wasn't decided until the final two events. Senior Kathy Doman set a BYU record time of 23.67 in the 50 freestyle to erase Kim Killman's mark of 23.90, and K.C. Cline swam a split time of 57.17 in the backstroke leg of the 400 medley relay to qualify for the NCAA championships next March. Doman. also won the 100 free event in 52.44, and Cline added a first in the 100 back with a clocking of 57.59. Cougar sophomore Lara Rogers, the only triple individual winner of the meet, earned her victories in the 200 IM (2:05.80), 400 IM (4:29.53, and 200 back (2:06.05). In diving, BYU 7- 4- 212 won (418.85) (503.40) boards, and Alissa Tribe added a first place in the 200 butterfly (2:06.92). BYU also won the 400 medley relay and the 800 free relay. Matheson's first place in diving put the Cougars ahead by three points with only the 200 breaststroke and 400 free relay left on the program, but the 'Huskers took firsts in those events to nail down the meet. A I 'V--v- . . First, the Department of Energy determines that over half the homes in the U.S. d are . . And in the Middle the crisis now, East virtually assures fuel shortages and rising heating bills this winter. under-insulate- 71 72- 70-69- 71- 70- 71- 73- 71- if rzi is I ii ii - ri in ii i i tt in a i -- i . --m m iif --v ii 1HaJLlllmlr, . 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