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Show 8 V Thursday, February By The Associated Press Here's good news for the nation's top 10 college basketball teams: There's only one more Wednesday left in February. Wednesdays have been brutal so far this month for the top 10 teams iiLthe AP basketball poll, and this week was no different. No. 3 Kansas, No. 4 North Carolina, No. 8 Oklahoma State and No. 9 Missouri all lost. ' Just one Wednesday ago, Oklahoma State, then No. 2, and Indiana, then No. 4, were upset. Two Wednesdays ago, No. 1 2 Oklahoma State Duke, then-N5 Arkansas were de$tid then-Nfeated. exciting to get three o. o. fit's -- straight Wednesday upsets over three ranked teams," said Colorado coach Joe Harrington after his The team upset Missouri Buffaloes' other upsets were wins over Oklahoma State on Feb. 5 and Oklahoma on Feb. 12. In games involving top 25 teams, Nebraska upset No. 3 Kansas Virginia surprised No. 4 North Carolina No. 7 Indiana defeated No. 11 Michigan State 103-7Oklahoma upset No. 8 Oklahoma State Colorado defeated No. 9 Missouri No. 13 Kentucky downed MissisNo. 14 Alabama sippi State beat Vanderbilt No. 24 St. John's defeated No. 17 Syracuse No. 20 Michigan topped 77-6- 81-7- 0. 9; 86-7- 3; 3; 70-6- 7; 77-6- 89-8- 4; 85-6- 63-6- 0; 4; 2; No. 25 GeorgeMinnesota town edged Connecticut and Kansas State upset No. 23 Iowa State The four Big Eight teams ranked in the top 25 all lost on Wednesday. The most exciting game was between Kansas and Nebraska, where Jamar Johnson hit a at the buzzer in overtime to gave 9 the Cornhuskers an upset the in sellout win, prompting many crowd of 14,538 to run onto the court in celebration. "I think it was one of the best basketball games I've ever been associated with," said Nebraska coach Danny Nee. After Kansas' Rex Walters knocked the ball out of bounds un 95-7- 0; 60-5- 8, 64-5- 5. 81-7- der the Nebraska basket, the Cornhuskers needed two chances to get the ball inbounds to Johnson, who from the fired the corner as time ran out. game-winn- er Virginia 86, No. 4 North Carolina 73 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, No. 7 Indiana 103, No. 11 Michigan State 73 Damon Bailey made up for his poorest performance of the year by scoring 24 points as Indiana regained first place in the Big Ten by defeating visiting Michigan State. 10-- 2 The Hoosiers (19-Big 0 loss Ten) avenged an earlier to Michigan State (17-by field goals and hitting free throws in the first half to put the game away early. Bailey was held scoreless in the earlier loss, but had 15 points in the first half Wednesday as Indiana went over the mark for the second time this season. Oklahoma 70, No. 8 Oklahoma State 67 4, In Charlottesville, Va., Bryant Stith scored 30 points and freshmen Cory Alexander had a season-hig- h 24 as Virginia outmuscled North Carolina. overall, 6 in Virginia (12-1- 0 the Atlantic Coast Conference) limited North Carolina's leading scorer, Hubert Davis, to nine less than half his average points and outrebounded the Tar Heels 5-- 38-3- 20, 1992 2. 76-6- 7-- 5) 5, 13-of-- 20-of-- 100-poi- nt Oklahoma State had its 28-ga- home winning streak snapped as Brent Price scored 12 of Oklahoma's final 15 points. Price made a jumper with 42 seconds left to give Oklahoma (16-5 Big Eight) a 5 lead, then sank two free throws with 18 seconds left to make it 7 . Oklahoma State (21-got in the final 18 off three seconds one by Corey Williams, but all two by Binky Triplett three missed. Colorado 77, No. 9 Missouri 60 Donnie Boyce scored 13 of his 21 points in the second half to lead Colorado to its third consecutive home-couupset of a ranked team. The Tigers (18-went cold in the second half, shooting only 34 percent from the field while the Buffaloes (12-1hit 63 percent. No. 13 Kentucky 89, Mississippi State 84 6, LA LA Lakers Clippers Sank Sacramento 4 . ' SOUTHWEST 70, Oklahoma St. 67 Texae 99, Texas Christian 77 Tsxas ASM 63, Baylor 61 FAX WEST Colorado 77, Missouri 60 Al Time MET EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic DMaion W 33 29 25 24 22 16 13 New York Boston .PhaadelpMa Miami New Jersey Washington Orlando Centra Division 43 33 30 26 25 24 17 Chicago Cleveland Detroit Atlanta Milwaukee Indiana Charlotte I Utah San Antonio Houston Denver Dallas Minnesota 10 17 23 .611 .567 8V 13 2e .500 16V 26 30 35 .490 .444 .327 17 19Vt 25V L 18 22 26 32 37 41 kPct. OB 15 15 .706 .694 .423 .346 15 .245 21 36 34 .667 .577 WASHINGTON 6, Ellison 8 0-- 2 103. ATLANTA (102)l 20, Rasmussen Robinson 34 3 7, VoSto Totals 3 Washington 0 9 15tt .373 .286 04 2, Wlngate (103)i Jones 3 17, Eackles 30, Adams 4 3 5, English 14 04 2, 2 1, Smith 2 04 0. Totals 2 64 40, Stewart Foster 8 .500 tj 20 37 2S 30112 99 30 14 24 31 Hodges goals Chicago 7 (Armstrong Orlando 2 (Sklles Jordan Plppen Fouled out None. Rebounds Chicago 46 (Jordan 10), Orlando 51 (Roberts 11). Assists Chicago 30 (Jordan, Plppen 8), Orlando 25 (Sklles 7). Total touls-ChiA 15,151. 18, Orlando 26. Techntcal-Sktl- es. 11V4 .660 MoVE, Move, Move1.! rt Ferrell 04 7 28. Willis 04 2, Augmon 04 15, Cheeks 3 2 16, 11, Grshsm 5. Koncak 102. 04 0, Wiley 26 29 20 18 Atlanta 04 04 6103 7102 Eackkn 2T 21 23 25 (Adsms goals Washington Ferrell 14, Robinson Atlanta (Graham Volkov Fouled out None. Rebounds Washington 56 (Ellison 16), Atlanta 74 (Willis 33). Assists Washington 27 (Adams 61, Atlanta 32 (Robinson 6). Total fouls Washington 17, Atlanta 19. A 10,016. 20 .196 24Vt 1 Summit 87, Christian 59 Dens 78, Gunnison 58 Nev. 71, Valley, Moapa Hurricane 68 North Visiting Kentucky used shooting and free throws to hold ger 56 Weet Jordan 45, KeemsSS Bear River 60, Mountain Crest 47 Ogden 52, Ben Lomond off the Bulldogs. The Wildcats in the SEC) shot from long range and from the foul line. Thus. 20th Arizona BRIGHAM YOUNG CINCINNATI DUKE Opponent Rating 151.5 137.3 ARIZONA ST. Utah DePaul Maryland SAN JOSE ST. 132.2 127.3 136.6 133.2 115.0 123.2 137.2 124.6 1315 110.3 127.3 123.9 138.2 151.1 159.0 120.2 125.4 141.9 St Fresno HAWAII HHnots PACIFIC J 134.7 126 Purdue SAN DIEGO ST. SOUTHERN CALIF. TEXAS U.C.L.A. WASHINGTON WASHINGTON ST. WEBER ST. 115.1 143.4 131.3 149.6 127.7 137.6 Colorado St. WISCONSIN Utah St NORTHWESTERN Air Force CeHtorrua Wyoming 122.6 Stanford Oregon Oregon St. Idaho 149.6 135.2 T.c.u. 124.1 135.6 119.2 Drff. 19.3 10.0 14.5 25.6 5 2 2.2 4.7 3.5 3.2 4.6 16.1 7.4 11.6 3.6 2.2 3.6 Set. 22nd ARKANSAS BAYLOR BOSTON COLLEGE CLEMSON Colorado St. Florida HAWAII IOWA ST. Kansas LSU. Louisville MEMPHIS ST. Michigan MICHIGAN ST. MISSISSIPPI NEW MEXICO NORTH CAROLINA OKLAHOMA PACIFIC Providence RICE SetonHaH SOUTHERN CALIF. ST. JOHN S Texas U.c.l.a. 145.2 Nebraska 140.1 152.3 149.6 133.6 142.1 142.6 153.4 133.8 KANSAS ST. Auburn ARIZONA ST. Ala. Birmingham NORTHWESTERN 137.0 133.4 132.2 127.3 131.8 134.7 132.6 144.6 132.3 124.6 136.4 142.7 137.6 122.3 UTAH Utah St. VANDERBILT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEBER ST. ST. Miami Fla. Maryland SAN DIEGO ST. SOUTH CAROLINA Air Force 141.1 135.6 128.3 139.8 135.9 142.1 143.4 151.7 131 Oregon St. 136.4 132.0 116.7 133.2 Alabama 145.6 135.2 123.2 137.3 125.4 136.3 132.6 150.7 Nev. Las Vegas 115.1 132.7 110.3 Purdue Mississippi St. NEW MEXICO ST. 130.1 132.3 127.9 132.6 127.7 120.2 136.4 Brtghem Young North Carolina St. Colorado WASHINGTON Fresno St. CONNECTICl' Texas Tech . 126.1 139.0 138.2 VILLANOVA Stanford Pittsburgh 134.1 S.M.U. NOTRE DAME Wyoming SAN JOSE ST. Termoesee Georgia Tech Oregon Botes St. 130.4 139.9 123.9 118.0 133.6 135.6 124.1 116.6 13.4 3.2 26.9 2.0 6.1 4.6 15.1 5.1 15.3 16.2 1.4 14.6 11.1 18.7 1.2 6.2 .( 22.9 8.5 7.9 6.1 3.4 7.6 3.1 5.2 17.6 1.6 4.9 6.4 9.6 4.6 7.1 13.T 6.2 Son. 23rd yArtzona I DEPAUL 141.6 Ouk, 154.0 142.4 144 163.3 145.6 147.2 139.5 FLOMDA ST. ILLINOIS Indiana Kentucky MISSOURI SYRACUSE Temple Floods St. 140.1 137.4 WAKE FOREST DePaul 147.0 136.6 knra 143 146 2 OHIO ST. GEORGIA 1406 143.0 OklahornaSt. Georgetown 136.1 11.4 4.2 7 0 6.8 " 6.1 6.1 4.1 4.4 146.7 John's TULANE New Mexico St Oklahoma 6 2 21, Mitchell (103k Campbell 2 21, 04 0, Breuer 8 04 12, West 2 2 Richardson 6, Longley 2 19, Bailey 04 16, Brooks 4 04 0, Garrick 1 04 4, Glass 04 2. Totals 4741 64 103. 2 SAN ANTONIO (113k Elliott 10, Cummlnga 74 39, Pressey 2 3, 44 20, Robinson 4 Johnson 4 12, Royal 1 16, Strickland 4 04 0, Green 34 2 6, Can-- 24 2 5, Cops 0, 04 7 9 Sutton 04 04 0, Barrio 04 04 0. Totals 113. 25 31 23 24103 32 28 24 32113 West goals Minnesota 34 (Glass Elliott 4 Ssn Antonio (Johnson Campbell Mlnnesots 43 Fouled out Hons. Rebounds (Mitchell, Breuer 6), San Antonio 63 (Robinson 16). Assists Minnesota 20 (Richardson 8), San Antonio 21 (Pressey 7). Total fouls Minnesota 20, Ssn Antonio 14. A 16,057. Minnesota San Antonio 4 7 DALLAS (Mb White 14, 7, T.Davis 2 2 7 4 Williams 13, Blsckman 9 8, Harper 2 04 10, Moore 1 13, Smith 3 04 2, Hodge 5 4 luzzollno Howard 7, 74 6, McCray 24 04 4, 6 96. 04 10. Totals 6 9 UTAH (118)1 Edwards 54 3 12, K Melons 2 23, Eaton 04 4 4, Stockton 54 34 13, J.Malone 34 17, Murdock 7 2 10, Brown 9, Corbtn 4-6 44 12, Benoit 34 2 6, Rudd 04 2 2, Crowder 9 118. 04 2, Austin 2 4 e.TotsIs 9 Rudd 22 23 25 2 94 21 30 39 32 IIS Blsckman (Harper Utah 04 (Edwards Fouled out None. Re- 40 (White 8), Utah 5 Moore 0-- 48 (K.Malone 9). LA LAKERS (S4b Worthy 34 7, Green 14 3, 44 16, Scott 44 7- 34 13, Thrsatt Campbell 2 7 15, Teegle 6 9, Haley 2 4 04 6, T.Smith 34 44 2 6, Sparrow 34 04 10, Brown 14 04 2, Owens 8 94. 6. Totals 3543 1 1 LA CUPPERS (125k Manning 9, Vaught 9 3 1 14, Gram 14, Porynice 64 04 12, Harper Norman 2 7, Rivers 12, 24 44 22, 04 Edwards 34 2 8, Young 44 04 6, Elks 24 1 4, 0 125. 9 Kimble 44 15. Totals 9 21 21 21 2S M 30 33 M 24 12S aoais LA Lakers 04 (T Smith Sparrow LA Chops rt 24 (Kimbts Rivers 14, Harper Fouled out None. Rebounde LA Lakers 40 (Brown 7), LA Clippers 62 (Vsught 15). Assists LA Lakers 19 (Three!! 4), LA Clippers 34 (Grant 6). Total fouls LA Lakers 20, LA Clippers 23. Technicals Teegle 2. Norman. Ejection Teegle. A 15,800. 64 16, Tledale 6 (11S)i Bonner 3 26, 24 20, Cauewea 24 44 8, Richmond 3 Webb 9 64 25, Chttcutt 04 0, Hopeon 34 34 6, 4 Schemer 04 2, 7, Lea 2 04 0, Brawn Jepeen 04 04 0. Totete 2 3445 115. NsMANA (129k Person 41, Thompson 04 2 64 24, M.WIIItams 2. Miner 04 0, Droning 94 17, Fleming 9 04 12, Schrempf 1 7 18, Smlts 24 2 6, McCtoud 24 04 4, Green 24 04 4, 6 126. Davie 04 2 I.Totala 4446 26 21 33 J IIS 37 27 26 37 12S goals Sacrsmsnts 6 (Richmond Millar tndlene Webb 14, Les (Person Dsvts. ReMcCtoud Fouled bounds Sacramento 55 (Csuswel, Hopeon 7), Indiana 65 (Schrempf 16). Assists Sacramento 22 (Webb 7), Indiana 36 (Fleming iu. lotsi rotas aacremsnto zs, Indiana 32. Technicals -- Sscrsmsnto eoach Hughes 2. 9,324. SACRAMENTO 7 14. Williams (104k Anderson Mutombo 8 44 16, Macon 34 7, Garland 4, Wotl 2- 04 10, Jackson 34 04 6, Ucntl2 24 04 6 104. 12. Total. 3 04 4, Liberty 54 2 6 34, Nswmsn CHARLOTTE (1Ck Johnson 7- - 12 14 16, Gattieon 64 24 12, Boguee 14 7, OIH 7 0 04 4, Lynch 24 7, Curry 1 21, Retd 106. S.Totals 0 32 2S 22 24104 Demrar 14 26 34 21-- 104 Charlotte DENVER 4 11. 6- - 11 goals-Den- ver 24 WIHIarns (Liberty 14, Bogus Jackson ), Charlotte 04 (Johnson Fouled out None. Rebounds Dsnvsr 59 Curry (Mutombo 12), Charlotte 41 (Johnson, Gattieon 1). Assists Denver 26 (Garland 6), Charlotte 29 (Bogus 13). Total touts Oenver 20, Charlotte 16. A 23,696. 7 BOSTON (1 12k Gamble 6 84 20, Ptnekney 6 0 6, Lewis 24 12, Bagley 16, Penan 04 0. Douglao 14 0 30, McHsis 7 1 10, Fos 1 04 0, Green 24 2 8. 4, Brown 34 1 7, Klein 112. 4 Totale 4249 6 6 OOUHIN STATE (IITk HM 14 04 2, MuWn 43, 17, Alexander 04 2 1, rleroewey 7 Aakew 23. tsarctukonia 74 Owen 44 14 9, 14 04 6, Petersen 11 04 t, EH 1 0, Battle 6 117. 4 Totals 4245 111 t4 SO SS eel 30 31 CS SS 117 uemote goals Boston 24 (Lewis OoMen State 44 (shram 14. Hardewey own unn. naiiniMMai Biaiiwi at rpinck. ney 18), Ooiden State 41 (HM 7). Aaalata Boston 22 6), Ooiden State 17 (Hardewey 7L Total (Begkry Boston 27, Ootdsn Stats 24. Technical Doug-lea- . 0tda t tt 13)6 PROVIDENCE NO. CAR. CHARLOTTE 136.9 South Florida 141.4 1404 143.6 134.6 Mississippi St. SYRACUSE MINNESOTA DAYTON 136.1 Connecticut "4.0 MIAMI 144.6 AUBURN 10 126.1 136.1 21.1 144.3 111.7 126.6 1.S 2.1 10.4 132.6 139.6 142.1 133.4 131.4 121.7 66 Tea. MM ALABAMA Boston College loan . Notre Dame PITTSBURGH VManova FLA. 1.1 1.6 1.6 7.7 10.1 WeeLtSth Arkarwaa BAYLOR COLORADO DUKE ILLINOIS IOWA ST KENTUCKY L(u IKchioen NORTH CAROLINA ST. Ohio Si OKLAHOMA ST. njCj erTQNHAU. aCSSEE TCU TEXAS TECH VANDERBILT at CAPS Indus Last week s record: Year a) data record 71 9 Wve H, 71 6 136.4 64 ' 137.S Kansas St 186.6 Virginia 132.0 137.7 6.6 11.1 146 Norttmoatsm 126 6 20 4 146.1 1M 6 149.6 Mleeourl 1.0 South Carolina Mlailealpei 141 WISCONSIN 112.6 Oemeon Ml I PURDUE 146 0 116 6 147.1 Nebreeks Taxaa AAM Georgetown 141.1 117.7 1268 137.1 130.1 139.7 1401 121.1 138.6 1170 1M1 Florida 137.1 3t.Louls Houston 121.1 11,4 136.1 1' ' 13.1 20 6 S.4 1.6 1.6 T.I 14.7 PkYSOSI (rsk Wa8 14 1. M- -y 74 11. Marehea 6 7 11, Beers 26. Cnriatianaan 1 04 S Totals: 26 2643 76. 04 1, Klrnbell 1 1 04 1, OeOretten-rte1, Sey 3 34 S. 1 SPANISM FORK HM NoM 4 64 6, Wencherd 1 14 1 04 1. PJM 7 44 19. Jonneon 7 14 11, 68. Totaat: U 1. Undeey Daneaai IMS 21 14 IE SB TB IS T 11 1 1 (Bursal, DeOnrmmoed). 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Teem FouN Pey-16F46, Fouled euu BHenchera, t-- Speiweh ALPINE 5) Austria, 2:13.71 (1:06.43, 1:07.28). 4, Ulrlke Msier, Austria, 2:13.77 (1:06.16, 1:07.61). 5, Julie Parisian, Auburn, Maine, 2:14.10 (1:06.90, 1:07.20). 6, Carole Merle, France, 2:14.24 (1:06.67, 1:07,57). 7, Eva Twardokens, Santa Cruz, Calif., 2:14.47 (1:07.03, 1:07.44). 8, Katla Selzlnger, Germany, 2:14.96 (1:07.40, 1:07.56). 9, Sylvia Eder, Austria, 2:15.05 (1:07.20, 1:07.85). 10, Krtatlna Anderason, Sweden, 2:15.23 (1:07.53, 1:07.70). 11, Christina Meier, Germany, 2:15.33 (1:06.07, 1:07.26). 12, Blanca Fernandez Ochoa, Spain, 2:15.41 (1:08.09, 1:07.32). 13, Natasa Bokal, Slovenia, 2:15.64 (1:07.20, 1:08.44). 14, Traudl Haechsr Gavett, Germany, 2:16.13 (1:07.26, 1:06.87). 15, Meret FkddavN, Norway, 2:17.23 (1:08.68, 1:08.57). 16 AUTO RACwMI 13 CHAMPIONSHIP AUTO RACINO TEAMS Announced efnciel nm of racing aeries enS aacnanged Iroeji CART la mdyCar. additional paints. NEW YORK YANKEES from lh Bind bewwnen, complete the Jen. S tred Acquired Chars May, PhSadelphla PniMee Is ImeMn Denwi Cneptn. He If SB18JTl8jWea, 4 points to lead Alabama (20-in the SEC). Vanderbilt 1 , kept the game close for about 10 minutes. No. 24 St. John's 63, No. 17 Syracuse 62 In New York, Chucky Sproling scored St. John's last seven points, including a jumper with 1 n seconds to play that gave the the victory. Sproling hit the shot with one second left on the clock. Syracuse freshman Lawrence Moten had a chance to win the game, but his attempt from the left side missed. Conrad McRae of the Orangemen got the rebound but his shot as time expired bounced off the rim. No. 20 Michigan 95, Minnesota 70 Michigan continued its domination of Minnesota in its home arena as Chris Webber scored 14 of his 23 points in a torrid first half. No. 25 Georgetown 60, No. 21 Connecticut 58 In Landover, Md., Joey Brown stole the ball with three seconds left and went the length of the floor g for a layup to give Georgetown the victory. Kansas State 64, No. 23 Iowa State 55 In Manhattan, Kan., Askia Jones scored Kansas State's final 13 points eight on free throws leading the Wildcats over Iowa State. Jones scored 17 of his game-hig- h 21 points in the second half for the Wildcats (13-- 9 overall, 6 Big Eight), who overcame an halftime deficit. eight-poi7-- 5, 3-- 8) (11-1- 15-fo- ot 1 Red-me- game-winni- buzzer-beatin- 3-- nt NAIL and STAPLE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR CONTRACTOR AND INDUSTRIAL FASTENERS 225-898- 6 520 South 1400 West (Commerce Road) Otnr U.S. fMshsr Thyi, Olympic Valley, Calif., DNF2. D OREM BIATHLON At Lsi Salslss, Franca 10k Mlsersky, Germany, 51 minutes, 47.2 psnslty). 2, SveUsns Pecherskala, Unified Tssm, 51:56.5 (1). 3, Myrism Bsdsrd, Canada, 52:15.0 (2). 4, Veronlgue Claud!. Frsnce, 52:21.2 (2). 5, Nadszds Akuleva, Bulgaria. 52:30.2 (1). 6, Delphine Burlet, France, 53:00.6 (3). 7, Corlnne Ntogret, France. 53:06.6 (2). 8, Nathalie Santer, Italy, 53:10.3 (3). 8, Elm Krtstlsnssn, Norway, 53:19.6 (2). 10, Signs Trosten, Norwsy. 53:24.5 (2). 11, Krktta Leptk, Estonia, 53:51.4 (1). 12, fngsr Borkbom, Sweden, 53:52.6 (1). 13, Petri Schaet, Germany, 53:56.3 (3). 14, Tul(l Sikio, Finland, 54:03.0 (1). 15, una Keeper, Germany, 64:42.3 (3). Other U.S. and Canadian flnleher, 34, Nancy Bel, Stowe, VL, 57:55.2 (5). 42, Patrice Anderson, Nordic Valley, Wash., 56:59.6 Antkt 1, seconds (2) (1 mn " mi i "'" Introductory impulse Cordless ICE HOCKEY At Swnxeriana' Poland First Psrtod Mfant1est!a PtWftC 1 : 47 2 0 2 O 2 Swftzerlsnd, Peter Jake (GH Monti Patrick Howikf), 10:40. Penalties Flatsl Sroka, Pol 1:43; Andreas Beurier, Swl (hook- trig), 11:45; Patrick Howakj, Swl (hookira). 19:51. Second Period 2, Switzerland, Alfred Luthl, 2:43. 3, Parries Brassy (Alfred Luthl, Sandra Switzerland, Berteggia), 3:21. 4, Poland, Kaztmterz Jurek (Mlroelaw Tomsslk, Henryk Gruth), 9:52. 6, Potend, Jonusz Hsnos (Mirosisw lomssm, Mars cnotewa), 19:20. V rebec, Swl Pensltles-Tho(hooking), 3:52; Mar-lu-s Czsrkswskl, Pol (hlglwttcking), 5:04; Robert Pol (holding), 11:26; Andre Kuenzl, Swi Szoplnskl, Reneto Todo Mariusz Poland, save). A Kieca (34 E 2- Ooellea-UnH- ahote-2- 9 ied eavL Tenuis. Unltlad Finland Teem Team, MlkheH Shtelenko (30 Jukka Andrei Trefitov (04). rand, .100. A -4- i.H. Reteree--O. Adam. Unned Slasas. Lmeemen aMksnatd, UnNsd State, J. Eneatadt, Sweden. And Receive 1. Semi-Automat- -3 Sweden, Manel Johewsson (Ken- OS. i, tecnosesvaki. onwiom mod, 18:48. Panehfe Charlee Swr- Sw (charging), 1:18; JWt Stsgr, Cat nmsrtsr glund, enoe), 11; Pew RoeoL Cas (chargmg), 11:16, Mat Naelund. Swe (Hashing), 14:26. Second Parted Nan. 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Third Period a, unmed learn. vwcnMarv Bykov (Andrei Khomoutov, Drus lUeparartie), 7 21. 7, Unified Team, Saiguel Pstrsnko (Akl Jemnov, Aieiel Kovekn). 16 36. Penemea Dmitri VouehstevHch. UT flnssrierence), H; Yiaicnaeiev aoutaaav, ui fm lerence), 11 Ji; mnrsi Jsrvencea, rst psrtod IMPUUt TEAM vppUsvs poww lot tVivirsj 4,000 Mil pttf LinesmerKl.P. t1 IMIftod Te Dt FIND A MX avpproiuntuij IJHX ivuk vnd lotto m Mcandi Meh4igMbrt taiunr 6,022. . Lip. Czechoslovakia. Frsnce, T. Uasssr, Italy. Finish Nailer tol ou dnsj Poland Switzerland Shots on goal Othsr, 9 1, 17:32. Third Psrtod 8, Switzerland, Svan Leuenberger Thomas Ebsrie. Vrsbec), 3:26. 7, Switzerland, (Jorg Mario Rottart (Mario Brodmarm, Keith Felr), 7:06. 6, Switzsrlsnd, Samuel Bakner (Mario Brodmann, Mario Rottaris), 14:09 (pp). 9, Swrtzartend, Mario Brodmarm Keith Fair), 17:42. PeneHlea Mariusz Puzto, Pol roughing), 2:53: Andre RotheH, Swi (roughing), 2:53; rryutof Kuzmecow, Pol (slashing), 12:22; Krzysztof Kuimecow. Pol (roughing), 1542: Andre RotheH. Swl 15:02. Dino Kessler, Swl (holding), 16:13; (roughing), Wolclsch Tkj.cz. Pol (holding), 16:13. Offer! Trimpulse 47, Beth Coats, Breckenrtdge. Colo., 59:36.1 (2). 50, List Uetoche, Canada, 1:00:10.4 (5). 52, Yvonne Vlsser, Csnads, 1:00:36.2 (5). 54. Jane Isakson, Canada, 1:01:06.5 (4). 55, Joan Smith, Honsoyo Faila, N.Y., 1:01:15.2 (5). First wauaeaigiBwaasMai "This has been 916 sets of butterflies," Sanderson said. James Robinson scored 23 TIANSWEST 1:06.50). Edith 64 In Tuscaloosa, Ala., Crimson Tide coach Wimp Sanderson coached his 916th game. That means Sanderson, who has spent the last 32 years as an assistant and head coach, has been involved in half of all the basketball games Alabama has played since it first fielded a team in 1913. Id EE Giant Slalom 1, Pernllla Wfberg, Sweden, 2 minutes, 12.74 seconds (1:06.36, 1:06.38). 2, Diann Rofte, Potsdam, N.Y., 2:13.71 (1:07.21, (tie), Anita Wachter, Page D3 No. 14 Alabama 85, Vanderbilt SKIING Cae 11.6 .1 6-ralMississippi State (14-lied from a deficit to close to 84-- 8 1 with 1 8 seconds to play . MINNESOTA EactKm-Oaugl- aa. 133.1 157.3 Tennessee the final indignity of a fading career, Dewey tries to fight his way out of a paper bag. 8, Mask 24th CAL. SANTA BARB. KANSAS Richie Farmer's free throw shooting in the final 50 seconds preserved the victory after -6 In Assists Dallas 17 (luzzoHno 7), Utah 28 (Stockton 11). Total fouls Osties 25, Utah 25. Rating 26 nt boundsDallas 192 3 26-of-- 41 Logan 77, Box Elder 71 Murray 54, Jordan 42 Tooele 65, Woods Cross 43 Bountiful 47, Judge 40 West 55, Grants 42 Emery 71, Uintah 55 Union 46, Lehl 40 luzzollno Stockton Fav. Team 8-- (19-- 5, 36 goals-Oa- Sas Basket? 3-- 6) 0, OIRLS Devts 63, Clearfield 50 Layton 82, Weber 46 Viewmont 46, Roy 44 Bingham 49, Hunter 34 HUlcrost 71, Cyprus 52 Tevtorsviile 60, Gran- Utah CoMege 6-- 3) 4, Dallas By NOLAND PARRY Week ot Feb. 20-2- X J 04 4Vi 8Vi 9Vi .481 .482 FecMIc Division Portland Golden State 9 4 2 4 CHICAGO (112)1 Grant 3 10, Plppen 3 21, Certwright 34 2 6, Paxson 24 04 4, Jordan 4 1 7 2 16, 1, Armstrong 27, King 3 S.Willlama 24 2 6, Hodges 7 04 10, Perdue 34 34 2 112. 9, Hansen 04 04 0. Totals ORLANBO (Md Cstledge 17, Turner 84 04 1 4 12. Roberts 9 04 12. Bowie 19, Sklles 24 2 0 2 6, Reynolds 2 7, Acres 04 0, Smith 0 2 13, Kite 1 0, Corchianl 14 2 4, B.WIIHama 99. 04 2, Vincent 24 14 S.Totals 4443 OB .647 .556 WESTERN CONFERENCE MMwsst Division W 36 30 26 19 15 10 ct. 16 23 27 28 30 34 40 PUNCHING. Tues earns as 28102 Detroit tS New Jersey 26 20 31 24106 Lalmbeer (Rodman goals Detroit New Jersey I.Thomas C.Thomas 0-Morris Lee Coleman (Petrovte Fouled out I.Thomas. Rebounds Detroit 58 (Rodman 25), New Jersey 62 (Morris, Colemen 13). Assists-Det- roit 18 (I.Thomea 9), New Jersey 23 (George 6). Total fouls Detroit 26, Nsw Jersey 23. Technicals Rodman, I.Thomea. A 13,558. . KEEP PsOUMP. Viewmont 71, Roy 57 Cleemeid 57, Davis S8 Weber 83, Layton 65 Bingham 72, Hunter 51 HIHcreat 61, Cyprus 39 Tsylorsvllle 61. Granger 54 Weat Jordan 64, Kearne S3 Mount Vernon 67, Woolridge 24 0 0 6 16, 10, Dumara 5 I.Thomas 5 29, Walker 4 04 0, Aguirre 2 1, C.Thomss 17, Salley 4 34 9, McCann 1 0 102. tt. Totals 2 0 NEW JERSEY (lOSp Moms 5 10, Coleman 9 5 2 3 25, 9, Petrovtc 20, Bowie 5 8 Anderson 0, George 04 12, Dudley 1 4 0 S.Total 19, Mills 6, Lee ' Oklahoma n 0N,KWtYl COME LAST ainus Rodman 5-- 4) 4, Si Union 54, Lehl 46 Mantl 49, Gunnison 42 S, 68-6- 70-6- SOYS Pine View 47, Cedar City 45 Payaon 78, Spanish Fork 59 Salt Lake Lutheran 60, Wasatch Academy 58 Tennesaee 96, Mletltalppl 66 108. aWaxeaal Miliar 19W Cleveland at New York, 5:30 p.m. Miami at Milwaukee, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Houston, 6:30 p.m. LA Lakers at Seattle, 8 p.m. DETROIT (102)1 15, Latmbeer IN THE BLEACHERS SV Thursday's domes Virginia 66, North Carolina 73 90 W. Carolina 102, Gardner-Web- b Wake Forest 76, Davidson 62 MIDWEST ' Bowling Green 76, Toledo 64 Deyton 73, Loyola, IN. 59 ' Detroit 95, Buffalo 55 kidlena 103, Michigan St. 73 'Kansas St. 64, Iowa St 55 Kent 63. Cent. Mlcrilaen 76 Miami, 6hk 64, W. Michigan 63 Michigan 95, Minnesota 70 Nebraska 61, Kansas 79, OT Ohio U. 73, BaH St. 70, OT 90, E. Michigan 74 4-- 9 71, Mercer 66 '. ' 23 25 25 35 4 Jersey 106, Detroit 102 Chicago 112, Orlando 99 Washington 103, Atlanta 102, OT Indiana 129, Sacramento 115 Charlotte 106, Denver 104 Golden State 117, Boston 112 San Antonio 113, Minnesota 103 Utah 116, Dallas 96 LA Clippers 125, LA Lakers 94 Army ' , .623 .DM .519 .519 .327 Wednesday's Games Nsw EAST 62, Navy 64 ."Bucknell 90, Colgate M forrjhem 81, Holy CroM 75, OT Georgetown 60, Connecticut 58 U Selle S. St. Peler's 52 'Maine 6, Hartford 54 ' St. John' 63, Syracuss 62 69, St. Bonaventure 60 -..Temple ' SOUTH Alabama 65, Vendeibltt 64 Citadel 73, Samiord 67 . Coll. of Charleaton 72, Charleston Southern 69, OT Florida 92, Auburn at Kentucky 69, Mississippi St. 64 LSU 74, South Carolina 56 - 20 33 2 27 27 - rM.tt toSSWlFrn w ean Siaa OS' aam aM tH a th aM 2 cases ot staples 3 Weatherproof First Aid Kits |
