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Show Tuesday, January - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 12, 1993 Page C7 Oly baseball doesn't want professionals mssm 1 1 - ATLANTA (AP) Top amateur baseball nations don't like the idea of allowing professionals to compete in the Olympics but are willing to give it more thought. EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W 19 NtwVork New Jersey Bolton Orlando Philadelphia 17 14 10 10 Waahtngton The proposal was the subject of a closed, seven-hou- r meeting Sunday with International Baseball Association officials from Japan, Australia, Cuba, the Netherlands, Nicaragua and Italy, said Dick Case, executive director of the U.S. Baseball Federation. 18 21 22 10 13 14 16 17 17 18 .697 606 .548 .500 .489 .452 .438 1 11 Central Division 23 20 17 16 15 14 14 Chicago Cleveland Charlotte Detroit Indiana Atlanta Milwaukee Pet. .618 .545 .500 500 .379 323 .313 18 15 17 II Miami I CONFERENCE Midwest Division Through Jan. 10) Scoring OE -I Nam, school 9 v - 3 5 6Vi 7Vi 8 t 10 Utah The association is the world governing body for baseball, representing 86 countries. Juan Antonio Samaranch, the president of the International Olympic Committee, has asked it to revise the sport's Olympic eligibility code. 6 2 27 .677 3 .581 .484 . 6 267 12' .207 14 .069 18 23 22 20 18 18 17 13 5 8 10 14 14 18 17 821 .733 .667 .563 .563 .515 .433 Pacific Division Phoenix Seattle Portland Golden Stale LA Lakers LA Clippers' Sacramento Monday' San Antonio 109. Detroit Charlotte 132, Dallas 113 91 I. DeGrtnrd, Pay 5. Foater, Orem 3.0lsen, Mantl 4 Miner, Spr 5. Cooper, Lehi 6. Paulson. Pro 7.Stringham, MV 8McCandless, MV 9. Ingle, MV Pro lO.OLiddiard, 11. Burton, Was 12. Jorgensen, Mnl OB 13 16 22 23 21 18 15 8 San Antonio Houston Denver Minnesota Dallas 2 4 7 7 Under IBA rules, pros such as U.S. major league players are not permitted to compete in the Olympics. Team USA, comprised of top collegiate players, finished fourth at last summer's Games in Barce- Gam! Tuesday's Oamas 9.JAIIred, 10. Miner. 2 SAN ANTONIO (109): Elliott 14. Carr 6 23, Johnson 18, Ellis 17, Robinson 12, Daniels 2, Reid 6, Smith 0, Mack 11, Del Negro 4, Wood 2. Totals 109. 0 8 DETROIT (81i Woolrtdge 14, Rodman 6 4 4, Lalmbeer 9 20, Thomas 8, Dumars 3, Ruland 17, Mills 18, Young 4 0 3 3, Randall 0, Agulrre 0, Glass 8 91. O.Totals 4, Morris 1 Payson Timpview PI. Grove Juab ; Italy. Case said Sunday's meeting was emotional. ' ."Changes cause confusion. Confusion causes anger," he said. 'Manuel Guerra, the association's honorary president, plans to discuss Samaranch's proposal with him at a meeting in Luzerne, Switzerland, within a few days. 33 25 26 25109 91 23 23 26 19 Ellis (Daniels Randall Reid Detroit Glass (Young Fouled out Dumars Thomas Agulrre None. Rebs San Antonio 58 (Robinson 14), Detroit 56 (Rodman 26). Assists San Antonio 28 (Johnson 10), Detroit 21 (Dumars 7). Fouls-S- an Antonio 18, Detroit -- 21,454. 0 5 CHARLOTTE 24, Newman (132)i Johnson 9 18, 20, Boques 0 13, Mourning 2, Gill 16, Wingate 3 20, Curry 0 4, Gattison 13, Bennett 2, Lynch 1 0 0. Totals Hammonds 0, Green 132. 13. 7 DALLAS (113): Howard 11, Davis 0 5 17, luzzollno Rooks 20, Harper 0 3 11, White 10, Bond 8 6, Smith 0 4 Curcic Moore 5, 10, 10, Cambridge 0 113. O.Totals 28 41 34 29-- 132 16 32 32 33113 Johnsnn Charlotte (Newman goals Dallas Bennett Gill Curry Bogues Howard White (Moore Hsrper Charlotte Rebs luzzollno Fouled out Mourning. 58 (Mourning 10), Dalles 49 (Davis 9). Assists Charlotte 33 (Johnson, Bogues 7), Dallas 26 (Harper 7). Fouls Charlotte 26, Dallas 32. Technicals MournA Q 10 12 9 10 10 11 10 11 ' PL PPG 789 740 852 779 690 595 648 453 78.9 74.0 71.0 70.8 69.0 66.1 64.8 64.7 Pts PPG 544 675 502 604 617 691 649 721 54 4 55.3 55 8 60.4 61.7 62.8 64.9 65.5 SOUTH Alcom St. 86, Grambling St. 83 Cent. Florida 86, Centenary 73 Coll. of Charleston 56, Mercer 55 Delaware St. 74, Florida A&M 71 E. Kentucky 80, Middle Tenn. 65 James Madison 99, N.C. Wilmington 83 Liberty 60, Charleston Southern 49 Louisville 76, Xavier, Ohio 73 Md.-n 68 Shore 71, Memphis St. 109, SE Louisiana 58 N. Carolina St 63, Davidson 58 New Orleans 83, Texas-PaAmerican 62 Radford 84, Coastal Carolina 83 Richmond 74, East Carolina 65 S. Carolina St. 61 , Howard U. 56 SE Missouri 90, Austin Peay 68 SW Louisiana 81, South Alabama 76 Southern U. 77, Mlsa. Valley St. 71 Stetson 63, Florida Atlantic 60 Tennessee St. 60, Murray St. 76 Tennessee Tech 97, Morehead St. 79 W. Kentucky 114, Lamar 89 William & Mary 92, George Mason 89 MIDWEST Butler 64, La Salle 59 W. Illinois 75 Cleveland St. Drake 66, Wichita St. 62 E. Illinois 76, Youngstown St. 75 Ill Chicago 85, Wright St. 82 Illinois St. 88, S. Illinois 74 Indiana St. 80, Creighton 63 Mo Kansas City 101, Washington, Mo. 62 N. Illinois 73, Valparaiso 65 Dallas Davis. 24 22 17 18 16 15 15 10 14 Avg 3.10 2.40 2.20 1.70 1,64 1.60 1.50 1.50 1.43 1.27 1.20 1.10 83, Cent. Connecticut St. 53 Lafayette 89, Swarthmore 75 Lehigh 80, Columbia 79 Long Island U. 77, Monmouth, N.J. 62 Manhattan 85, Colgate 78 Mount St. Mary's, Md. 90, Marist 74 Navy 65, Loyola, Md. 62. OT Old Dominion 95, American U. 88 Rhode Island 86, West Virginia 82 Seton Hall 80, Syracuse 73 St. Bonaventure 76, Duquesne 73 St. Francis, Pa. 53, Robert Morris 50 64 Towson St. 85, Wagner 78, St. Francis, NY 73 Charlotte ing, Rooks, Team defenee 13,285. EAST Buffalo 64, N.C. Greensboro 62 Drexel 70. Fordham 65 Fairfield 57, Yale 48 Fauleigh Dickinson 73, Rider 63 HOOPS: (Continued from Page C6) Terry Evans led Oklahoma with 24 points and made three late in the game when the Sooners with 2 (11-got within 1:45 left. But Kansas consistently got layups down the stretch to get the win. No. 7 Seton Hall 80, No. 24 Syracuse 73 The win was Seton Hall's 11th straight, while Syracuse lost its fourth in the last five. "Hey, a before and we've been few times," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said. "We'll come through it. We just let a couple get away at home, and in this league you can't let the home games get 3, CapoVal MV 1. Kentucky (50) 2. Michigan (14) 3. Duke (1) 4. Kansas 5. North Carolina 6. Indiana 7. Seton Hall 8. Georgia Tech 9. Arkansas 10. Oklahoma 11. Cincinnati 12. Arizona 13. Iowa 14. Virginia 15. Connecticut tie. UCLA 17. Purdue 18. UNLV 19. Minnesota 20. Georgetown 21. Ohio St. 22. Boston College 23. Michigan St. 24. Syracuse 101112- 13- - 2 Wyoming Fresno St. New Mexico 39 9 3 14 9 3 (Morris 2, Hodges), CV 4 (S Scott 2, 0 0 0 7 8 8 4 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 8 9 Tuesday Idaho St. 70 Southern Utah 63, Wyoming 57 Wednesday CITY Results Monday from a dual meet between Southern Utah University and BYU. Team scores: BVU 190.3, So. Utah 198.75. 1. Christy Mc Adams, Individual eventa: Vault BYU. 6.95, 2. Nanette Thomock, BYU, 9.70: 3. Hollie BYU, 1. Juliet 65. 9 Bars Bangerter, McAd-amHamilton, BYU, s 9.75; 2. Elizabeth Crandall. BYU, 9.70: 3. (tie) 1. J"l and Cassie Pauga. BYU, 9 60. Beam both Eagles, SUU. 9 65: 2. (he) Crandall and Pauga,2. (tie) 1. Jodi McKay, SUU, 9.75; BYU, 9 60. Floor Lisa Gomez and Eagles. SUU, 9.70; 4. McAdams, BYU, 1. McAdams. BYU, 36.7, 2. Pauga, 9.65. BYU, 38.15. 3. Julie Aguirre, SUU, 37.90; 4. McKay, SUU, 37.55; 5. Thornock, BYU, 37.5. - 78 Fresno St. B1, Cal Poly-SLSouthern Utah 64, New Mexico 53 UTEP 60, Oral Roberts SO Utah 56, Metro St. 52 Thuraday San Diego St. 78, San Francisco 56 Wyoming 72, Weber St. 61 Friday Colorado St. 66, Idaho St. 52 Pepperdine 86, Fresno So. 55 60, New Mexico 53 Utah 72. Texas Tech 55 Saturday Colorado St. 78, Weber St. 73 Wyoming 61, Idaho St. 50 This week's schedule Monday Arizona 75, San Diego St. 58 UTEP at Texas-SoAnotnlo New Mexico at BYU, 7:30 UTEP at Utah, 7:30 p.m. 10 p.m. Friday Results Tuesday ol the SYDNEY, Australia (AP) $575,000 New South Wales Open tenrJa tournament at the White City complex (seedings In parentheses): -114 146 21 10-25. Utah 145 Othera receiving votes: Vanderbilt 139. Florida State 122, Florida 114, Tulane 88, Long Beach State 85, Nebraska 60, Missouri 45, Pittsburgh 39. Louisville 25, New Orleans 21, Southern Illinois 15, Memphis State 13, Houston 9, LSU 9, Marquette 9, Wake Forest 8, Xavier, Ohio 8, Clemson 6, New Mexico State 6, Southern Cal 6, Massachusetts 4, Temple 4, West Virginia 4, Tennessee 3, Brlgham Young 2, California 2, Iowa State 2, Oklahoma State 2, Alabama 1. Men First Round: Pete Sampras (1). Bradenton, Fla., def. Thomas Andrei Medvedev, Ukraine, Muster (7), Austria, det. Andrei Chersakov, Russia, Henrlk Holm (8). Sweden, def. Alberto Mancinl. Christian Bergstrom, Sweden, def. Argentina, Jonas Svensson, Magnus Larsson, Sweden, Sweden, def. Javier Sanchez, Spain, (2), Emilio Sanchez, Spain, def. Richard Kra)lcek Cedric Ploline, Netherlands, France, def. Guy Forget (3). France, Amos Mansdorf, Israel, def. Carlos Costa (5), Spain, Kulti. Sweden, del. Magnus Nicklas Mark Woodtorde, AusGustafsson, Sweden, tralia, def. Thomas Enqvlst, Sweden, Women First Round: Arantxa Sanchez Vicano (2), Spain, def. Lori McNeil (7), Leila Meskhl, Georgia, Houston, def. Florencia Labat, Argentina, Taml Whitlinger, Neenah, Wis., det. Miriem Oremans, Stephanie Rottier, Nether- Netherlands, Fresno St. at San Diego St. Saturday Colorado St. at Wyoming New Mexico at Utah, 7:30 p.m. UTEP at BYU, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL American League MARINERS Agreed to terms with Kerry and Mike Remllnger, pitchers, on one-yee and Mike Fitzgerald, catcher, on SEATTLE Woodson contracta contract. 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Nelson 1 2. Pinegar 4 8. R Scott 8 17, Totals: 21 52. CAPISTRANO VALLEY (35): White 4 12, S Scott 2 6. K Scott 1 2. Howes 1 4 5, Baker 1 4 5, Duttin 35. 3, Thlerautt 1 3, Totals: 11 Mtn View 52 11 14 19 8 The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll, with votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 10, total points based on 25 points lor a vote through one e vote and previous ranking: point lor a riecora pts pve v r W jaJStasafcessskaBsMfe ' HOUSTON S3, WYOMlNO SS WYOMlNO Hewers 10, Traylor 2 5 10, Henry 0 6, Brown 4, Murray 6. Qoaar 1 0 0 2. Washington 0, Stoddard 3. Totta 8 3 8, Wattree 0 3, RattllH 4 0 Totals 6 56. HOUSTON (7.2M Drain. 10. Smith 0 8, Outlaw 5 17, Goldwlre 15, Diaz 8 11 0 17, Sam 4, Wilea 6, Carraaco 2, 1 3 Toiala 1, Johneon Grayaon 83. Maritime Houston 40, Wyoming 26. goals Wyo (Totta Murray Traylor Washington Studdard Houston (Goldwire Dial Drain Wiles Smith Fouled cut-NRebs Wyo 35 (Brown 10), Houston 49 (Outlaw 19). Assists Wyo 10 (Murray 6), Houston 16 (Outlaw. Goldwlre, Grayson 4). Fouls Wyo 20, Houston 17. Woman' Mskert.aH Weetern Athletic Conference CEDAR 31 Hartford San Antonio Detroit goals San Antonio A 10 10 10 7 11 10 O 10 10 12 11 10 9 10 7 Mantl Mt. View Lehi Sp. Fork 1. Provo 2. Lehi 3. Timpview 4. Payson 5. Am. Fork 6. Sp. Fork 7. Waaatch 8. Springville mm 18. 11 Juab Team 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 7. .844 .833 .825 .818 .783 .778 .771 .767 .750 .735 .722 .717 0 10 'a 15.5 11 11 Portland 63, Sacramento St. hi tot, Missouri (4 19 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 16 2 15 9 15 9 Pet O 10 10 Qlrls reaulta MOUNTAIN VIEW 59)i Hodgee 0 2, Morris 3 11. Nelson 5. Pinegar 4 11, Scott 8 7 22, Rohbock 1 0 2, Olsen 0 2, Kallas 0 4 4, Totals: 16 59 IRE OLINDA 46)i Miller 2 4, Erlcsofl 6 0 19, Hudson 4 0 3 8 Moulin 2 5, Jordan 6, Beckett 2 2 4 Totals: 20 46. Mtn View S9 13 IS 10 21 11 13 10 12 46 3 ol goals MV 2 (Morns. Nelson), Brea 6 (Ericson 3, Moulin 2. Beckell) n3 O 10 9 10 12 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 at UNLV Ave; 33 3 22 9 19.6 332 229 196 232 209 190 180 119 162 143 111 155 Spr 12 II. ChappeC MV 11 10 12.McCndlss, MV Team offense Team '"We still want amateurs. Why do we want professionals to take away every kid's dream of playing in the Olympics," Case said in a telephone interview. "The Olympics were designed for amateurs." While in Atlanta two IBA representatives announced their candidacy to replace Robert E. Smith, who resigned in November as the group's president Carlos Garcia of Nicaragua and Aldo Notarie of 7 10 6.Strong, Pro 7. Gertsch, Was 7.RAndersn,Mnt Washington at Boston, 5:30 p.m. Cleveland at New Jersey, 5:30 p.m. Golden State at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. Dallas at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. San Antonio at Minnesota, 6 p.m. New York at Denver, 7 p.m. Case said officials agreed to consider the proposal and report back Jan. 28, when the executive committee of the International Baseball Association meets in Caracas, Venezuela. But he said none of them liked the idea, including the U.S. Baseball Federation. 9 1. DeGrtnrd, Pay 2 DeMille, AF 3. Reid, SF 4.lngersoll, AF 5.Pelrce, SF Wednesday's Oamas lona. 7 10 Pts goals Nam, School 8V4 11 at Washington, 5:30 p.m. Chicago at Orlando, 5:30 p.m. Golden State at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Boston at Cleveland, 5:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 5:30 p.m. Miami at Utah, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Seattle, 8 p.m. Houston at LA Clippers, 8:30 p.m. New York at Sacramento, 8:30 p.m. Denver at Portland, 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee 10 10 Baylor 69. SW Texas St Houalon 83. Wyoming 56 Jackson Si. 64. Teaa Southern 63, OT Kartaaa 96, Oklahoma 85 Tulaa 66, Bradley 43 FAR WCST Fre Throw Percentage (Minimum three attempts per amt Vt Name, School Pet. 11 g.DeMllie, AF 10 Hawkins, Oram 10 Pay, Juab 12 Gerstch, Was WESTERN w O 10 10 10 12 t.Reid, SF J DeGrtnrd, Pay S.OLiddiard, Pro 4. Cooper. Lehi 5 Miner, Spr 5 Olaen, ManH 7. R. Anderson. Mantl SJAIired, Juab 3Vi JVi 7 lands, det. Bettina Argentina. Dominique Monamt, Belgium, del. Elizabeth SmytM, Jennifer Capriati (4), Saddlebrook, Australia. Anke Fla., det. teabelle Demongeot, France, Huber (5), Germany, del. Ann Grossman, Grove City, Judith w ner, Austria, del. Ohio, Petra Thoren, Finlend, SOUTHWEST Alabama Si. 96, Prune View 92 Arkanaaa St. 60, Jacksonville 55 asi:i.ilh OI.III Kil ivM ':iv MTV H"HH,immMl)r PARK N MiiHi IJ PROVO i'.'Tr. N :i7r.;::!.vi I uiwrviiy I'Uv 4 M 14 AN Vlh r.vi.avi Main return the |