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Show Friday, February iboard Oops Staftord (Henty i it UTAH WYOMING Coleman 0 North Summit 54, GranlavHIe 42 Lutheran 25 HILLCP.EST NILLCREST (59): Smith 5 4 12, SS, AMERICAN FORK 56 Pehrson 6 22. Gray 2 6. Kone 1 2. Maxwell 4 9, 8 Totals 21 Hermann 59. AMERICAN FORK (S6): Hickman 5 11. Webster 0 J-1 0 2E1iaaon 3. Stnngam 7 7 16. Kelsch 9 5 B. SHeaey 2 2 6, Totals 24 56. 18 11 10 20 59 15 25 20 11 56 goals Hillcrest 4 (Pehrson, Gray 2. Hotmann). American Fork 1 (Eliason). 1 flttcst 1 OREM 51, BRIGHTON 21 BRIGHTON (21): Martineau 2. Wilkinson 6. Forester 5, Kitchen 4. Winger 2, Loden 2. Totals 7 21. REM 51te Summerflet 8. Milled 1, Taylor 7. Love 4. Mann 3, Hohnson 4. Hullinger 2, Flygare 2, Black 7, tale 11, Leavitt 2, Totals 20 51. rtrhton 21 4 7 3 7 Oram 15 11 15 10 51 2 (Wilkinson. Forester). 6 12 9 12 19 18 15 7 (Cole), Mountain 39 59 View 2 (Daniels ?" ',' PAYSON 62, SPRING VILLE 46 (62): Nielsen 2, King 9. Quackenbush 2. J. Tarvort 6. Hansen 14, M. Tervort 20, Massey 9. Totals 4 19 62. BPRINQyiLLE (46): Walker 6. Harvey 4. Holm 7. Hullinger 12, Miner 3, Hiorth 13, Smith 1, Totals 15 46. 8 1S 18 21 Parson 62 11 6 15 14 46 Sprtnevla 1 n (King). PAVSON 1 20 22 14 20 76 8 8 6 12 34 Freeze 4, Ellis), Spanish (Peterson). 1 W I, AIR FORCE 81, SAM DIEGO ST. S3 SAN DIEGO ST. (7 12) 8. Nelson 6 L. Carter 17. M Carter 5. Martin 7. Trenkle 7. Curry 4 2. 2 Gray 0 Davis 2. 2. Gardner 7 0 3 0. Totals Handle 1, Bandit 53 AIR FORCE 21. Jones Minton 23. Loll 0- 0 10. Garey 8. Parker 11. Anderson 8 0 2. Bell 0 0 3. Barrett 2. Nelson 1. 0 Dutton 81. 0 0 Totals 0. Kay Air Force 36, San Diego St. 27. Halrtime Nelson St. (Curry foals San Diego Martin Gardner ), Air Force Loll Parker Jones Anderson (Minton - 1. Dutton None. Rebounds San Fouled out Diego St. 31 (Carter 9). Air Force 40 (Jones 7). Assists San Diego St. 5 (Carter. Nelson. Randle, Gardner. Martin 1), Air Force 18 (Jones 8). Total fouls San Diego St. 16, Air Force 16. A 731. UTAH ST. 04, UC IRVINE 67 UC IRVINE (8--1 1) 0 Keefe 3. Miglinieks 11. Simmons 0 8. Odsather 6. Tate 10. Battle 0 2. Brown 4. Augulis 11. Channell 4 0 0 2. Williams 0. Talesh 4. Smith 6. Totals 67. UTAH STATE (15-2 8. Mills Simms 13, Anderson 3 2- - 5 23. 2. Franson 11, J Wickizer 12. Hunter 1 0- Woodard 15. Spillers 7 0 5 2 0. Womack 6. N. Wickizer 4. Cormier 1 3 0. Totals 94. Halftime Utah St 45. UC Irvine 32. goals Keete UC Irvine (Brown Miglinieks USU Odsather Simmons Channell Mills Simms Anderson (Wooaard N. Wickizer Fouled out Hunter Womack Tate. Rebounds UC Irvine 33 (Odsather 6). USU 33 (Franson 8). Assists UC Irvine 1 (Miglinieks 8). USU UC Irvine 18, USU 21. 25 (Anderson 7). Total fouls Technicals Tate. Spillers. A 6.865. TIMPVIEU 76, SPANISH FORK 34 TIMPVIEW (76): Baumgartner 22, E. Freeze 21, Rencher 6, Whitby 6, Atkinson 5, Ellis 3. Cannon 3. Chambers 2, Kay 2, Valgardson 2. Sorenson 2, C. Frswe 2. Totals 28 2 76. SPANISH FORK (34): Peterson 8. Nielson 6. J. Hansen 4. Baad&gaard 4, Kidman 3, Horton 3, Dever 3, Stanton 2. R. Hanaen 1, Totals 11 34. Forte 1 BOYS' BASKETBALL Friday American Fork at Mountain View, 7 p.m. Alta at Orem. 7 p.m. Wasatch at Park City, 7 p.m. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Men's basketball Conf. Friday S Idaho Ricks Dixie E Utah Salt Lake Snow Utah Vly N. Idaho Waeatch at Park City, 7 p.m. Delta at Lehi, 7 p.m. WRESTLING Friday tournament at Pleasant Grove, 7 p.m. Region SWIMMING Friday Saturday 4A state championships at BYU, 6 p.m. Treasure Colo EAST Falrlelgh Dickinson 75. Robert Morris 54 Hartford 86. Delaware 84 Long Island U. 76. Mount St. Mary's. Md. 71 Marlst 73. St. Francis. Pa. 63 New Hampshire 73. Boston U. 60 Northeastern 69, Maine 65 Rider 62. St. Francis, NY 72 Siena 115. lona 103 St. Bonaventure 63. St. Joseph's 56 Vermont 66. Drexel 65 Xavler, Ohio 84, La Salle 77 SOUTH Coll. ol Charleston 90. Georgia St. 58 61 Coppin St. 88. Duka 77, Georgia Tech 70 Fla. International 84. Cent. Florida 61 Florida ASM 77, Morgan St. 73 Louisville 79. South Florida 64 McNeese St. 82. NE Louisiana 62 Charlotte 64. Southern Miss. 59 73. Liberty 67. OT Nlcholls St. 100. NW Louisiana 79 Radford 74. Winthrop 71 SE Louisiana 87. Mercer 78 Samtord 73. Campbell 55 South Alabama 84. Loulsisna Tech 82 ' Tennessee Tech 79. Middle Tenn. 65 American 48 TV.' Kentucky 65, Texas-PaMIDWEST Butler 67. Loyola. III. 50 Cleveland St. 87. Wis. Milwaukee 64 Detroit 75. Dayton 57 Iowa 116. Northwestern 77 $. minors 69. Creighton 48 St. Louis 55. Marquette 48 SOUTHWEST Rock 86. Lamar 70 Arkansas 88. Memphis 67 Drake 60. Tulaa 53 SW Louisiana 54. Arkansas St. 50 SW Texaa St. 55. Sam Houston St. 52. OT ' Texaa-SaAntonio 68. Stephen F.Austin 84 FAR WEST ' Alt Force 61. San Diego St. 53 Arizona 84. Stanford 73 Anzona SI. 100, California 61 Brtgham Young 76. Colorado St. 68 Fresno St. 62. Hawaii 56 Long Beach St. 65. Pacific 63 Montana St. 84. N. Arizona 59 77 Nevada 91, Cal i UC Santa Barbara 71. San Joee St. 66 ! 40LA 74. Washington 66 Utah 69. Wyoming 80. OT Utah St. 94. UC Irvine 67 Washington St. 64. Southern Cal 64 Weber St. 57, Montana 54 YOUNG BRtGHAM r It 9 00 00 M S 11 Voget Sekert Onion Barnetl Ml law 7 10 '' 2 35 2 1 I 2 111 haf 48 2nd haK 41 2nd hall 60 IIWI Pet FT ft iyt lv Dvrraa 14 al r I 10 3 J: i I 66 1 .' 4 .'I !J - ramMOl aasah-- MnUlira-("- Hilar rurehril KntMi V it r .am " rl irrl Vlk-r- 1 1 rsl V kllro laiwitl I Inu Vnerl im Kaiatiil I 4. Jrllm In km II I ) 1 I I I. Pleter I I 14 I. lenon 0. Austin I. Hammon 01 Stddowey 17 00 9 Van ingen O0O0 0. Totals 1911 1714 CSU 14 3 poMt goals BYU Maritime 0YU II kover). Ltaa Raymond. Pa., def. Natasha 6 (1), Belarus, 16- -9 3- - San Antonio Houston 38 33 29 25 25 14 8 Statue Lakers Portland Sacramento Golden State A. Cliooers Golden Pet. L GB .729 .667 .630 .435 .391 .234 13 15 17 26 28 36 3Vi 5 14 16 23Vi n C Phoenix .792 .733 .644 .556 .556 .311 .167 10 12 16 20 20 31 40 3 7V, 11'1 11 "i 22V, 30 Thursday's Games State 109. Den"r 101 Seattle 126. Chicago 118. OT LA. Clippers 122, Houston 107 Friday's Games No games scheduled Saturday's Games No games scheduled Sunday's Game Game at Phoenix. 4 p.m. 26109 27101 7118 15126 38 16 30 27 40 27 26 16 Harper (Armstrong Chicago goals 13. Olaiuwon 0 9. Chilcutt 4. Tabak 0 5. Totals 0 4 0 I CONFERENCE W L 4 5 4 5 4 6 4 6 Islanders Rangers 3 3 2 TPts 1 1 1 1 4 2 7 6 1 1 Northeast Division Quebec Buffalo Boston Montreal Hartford Ottawa 9 9 0 1 1 0 6 3 3 3 1 0 2 5 2 1 7 1 CONFERENCE 6 4 2 WESTERN Central Division W 8 7 Chicago Detroit St. Louis Toronto Dallaa Winnipeg OF OA 28 35 30 31 26 31 29 29 16 21 22 34 16 24 9 9 9 9 6 7 5 48 38 22 30 25 19 23 19 16 13 12 10 6 4 29 16 21 22 24 21 34 T Pta OP OA 0 16 48 23 0 14 40 21 33 3 1 13 44 4 1 11 34 33 4 2 6 29 23 7 31 41 6 3 L 3 3 (4 3 2 Pacific Dlvlalon 4 3 4 7 1 2 2 4 5 5 5 5. Winnipeg 5 1 1 0 1 1 2 22 33 24 27 27 27 11 11 I 8 7 6 27 27 46 40 39 33 1 "I frff - Scores Thursday after the tire! SAN DIEOO (AP) round of the $11 mllkon Buick Invitational, played on 6 Torrey two courses with psr Torrey Pines South Pines North Course and 7.000-yarCourse amateur): Jerry Haaa JJ"??- -!: Joel Edwards J!,; Chris DiMarco OanPohl Phil Mickelaon Bob Buma Brandel Chamblet David Ognn Payne Stewart Brad Faxon Dennis Psulson Scott Verplar Sieve Strieker Lee Rmker 16 1 ::"".! JfJSlSJ JJ . 1IZm '""n - -"""il--J .1, :, J; iswr Tkme MIT ' I Pet. " 3M ' r" tl 4 .M 11 M ! Central Dtvlslen H Uana T 1 " " M H OB - 17V, HI Kelly Gibson Mike Snaky Paul Ooydoa 14 34 J3-34-- 47 68 Joey Slndeler Donrtte Hammond 15 33-- 66 Howard T witty Steve Lowery Mark 0 Meera Scott Mahrben Curt Byrum Bobby Wadklna Voehinorl Mlrumekl Nolan Henke Peter Jacobean Blaine McCallratef Craig Keneda 11 Steve Ootsche Jonethsn Keys .646 - Ed Human Kirk TrtpWft Drllsrd Prutn M7 I John Huston ; i 70 1 Tony Sine Jim Carter Emlyn Aubrey Joe Acoeta 3669 4 69 34- - 3569 3469 35- 32- - 1S13-- 6I 35- - 31-- 61 36- - 31-- 68 1414-- 68 15- - 11-- 68 1216-- 68 14 34-- 68 16 11-- 68 1414-- 41 16 31-- 61 11 16-- 48 3769 3469 3669 32- 35- 33- 36- - 33-- 69 III 34- - 3569 37- - 33-- 70 35- - 35-- 70 36- - 34-- 70 33- - 3770 37- - 33-- 70 1732-- 61 16- 11-- M 1114-- 41 1614-- 61 -- 69 35- - 35-- 70 36- 33- - 37-- 70 3470 3671 3571 36- - 3571 37- 71 35-- 3671 34- - 3771 35-36- - Andrade John Schroeder Billy 34-- Charlie Rymer J.L. Lewis Scott McCarron 36- 35-- 71 SUPERBOWL Sunday Maeters: (Jan. 6) Hal Throckmorton 212; Jerry Graves 201; John Kimble 203; Jim Woods 213; Curt Cordner 218; Jed Wright 208. Don Kimble 201; Al Babcock 230. 226. 637. (Jan. 15) Al Babcock 212. (Jan. 22) Hal Throckmorton 202: Mike Batchelor 216: Don Farley 207; Jerry Graves 220: Curt Cordner 208: Jed Wright 221. 206: Al Babcock 203. 226. Kings and 203; Jerry Graves 212. Queers: (Jan. 9) Matt 590; Jerry Chrlstensen 204; Todd Chrtstensen 279. 230. 691; Steve Galllard 201: Bob Brewer 205; Dennis Hughes 238. 602; Troy Christensen 223. 201. 566: Scott Christensen 218. 553. (Jan. 16) Richard Lee 226: Charles Wrighl 201: Jerry Christensen 201. 230, 603: Lewis Goodridge 237. 215. 636: Scott Nelson 202: Dennis Hughes 236, 566; David Foster 211, 556; Al Babcock 235. 602; Scott Christensen 207. (Jan. 23) Rulon Jensen 215. 551; Stein Kiev 210. Dennis Hughes 200. 554: LaMar Pace 243, 564: Susan Nelson 201. 542. (Jan. 30) Gerald Pace 234, Bob Brewer 212: 201: 611; Jack Jepson 201: Scott Nelson 200, 563; Dennis Hughes 210; David Foster 206; Adam Pierce 213; Glen Dixon 232. 200, 632: Lynetle Wright 234. 557: Susan Nelson 225. 553. PG Vikings: (Jan. 10) Kyle Sanderson 163: Matt Cook 178: Chad Taylor 150: Mark Jensen 162: Matt Heells 179: Mike Simons 162: Paul Beagley 154; Colleen Berg 133: Danica Rock 106: Sunny Byrnes 164. (Jan. 24) Cody Knutson 172. Brandon Karren 142; Ryan VanOorn 189; Zack Walker 161 Matt Cook 209, 153; Chris 525: Chad Taylor 169; Aaron Wonacott Carter 136: Josh Phillips 176: Colleen Berg 127; Danica Rock 115; Kathy Chesnut 145; Sunny Byrnes 145; Mindy Tayior 172; Martina Lopez 136.Tueeday Alley Cata: (Jan 17) Kay Blrrell 209. 543: Sandi Nielson 511: Susan Nelson 225, 555; Gwen Rawlings 203. 525: Janna Ericksen 504: Tern Brandon 208. 213. 210. 631; Linda Famsworth 502: Roxanna Atkinson 500. (Jsn. 24) Ann Kirk 219. 537: Elsie Jarvia 508; Alice Halverstadt 546: Lee Smith 511; Marge Rajski 212. 530: Suaan Nelson 222. 210. 618; Terri Brandon 216: Demse Taylor 210. 509: Roxanna Atkinson 206, 559 (Jan. 31) Roxanna Atkinson 200. 529: Becky Hutchison 539; Terri Brandon 202. 553; Alora Hawker 503: Susan Nelson 203. 522: Kay Birrell 527. Super Wednesday Mixed: (Jan 4) Joe Peterson 537; JoAnn Fsrley 221, 593: Cindy Williamson 520. (Jan. 11) Dale Williamson 537; Joe Peterson 213. 204. 575: Pete Workmen 212. 504: Janet Seals 519: Owen Farley 538. (Jan. 16) Pete Workmen 204. 513. (Jan. 25) Preston Hsun 207. (Feb. 204.583; Pete Workman 201; Paul 1) Bob Williamson Oinga 553; JoAnn Farley 212. 538: Chet Farley 203. 209. 584. Oenava Rec. Aaan.: (Jan. 4) Dave Allman 505: Raymond Byrnes 504; Bart Peteraon 213, 556: Grant Shumway 224. 235. 650: Jerry Evans 204. 558: Dave Wilson 200. 561. (Jan. 18) Dave Allman 534; Raymond Byrnes 204 513: Allen Swenson 526: Grant Shumway 245. 598; Doug Carter 525: Jerry Evana 200, 537; Don Cornelius 515; Charlie Trotter 513; Norm Day 226. 576. (Jan. 25) Ooug Carter 206. 520. Thursday Early Birds: (Jan. 12) Ann Kirk 213, 555: Glona Gowans 233, 556; Terri Brandon 547. (Jan. 19) Ann Kirk 533: Maria Fowles 215. 552. (Jsn. 26) Helen Harvey 528 Ann Kirk 203: Terri Brandon 563. (Feb. 2) Ann Kirk 524. Superbowl Juniors: (Jan. 5) T.J. Lopez 125: Calvin Carlton 155. 356: Mike Trotter 206: Tyler Woods 119. 116. 331; Dan Rloja 100; Martina Lopez 123. 146. 379: Lisa Lopez 111. 105, 315: Katie Carlson 125. 311. (Jan. 19) T.J. Lopez 136. 130. 125. 391: Nick Smith 119: Tyler Woods 105: Josh Sitton 100: Lisa Lopez 125. 139. 372; Jamie Grace 80: Jessica Sitton 105. 101. 109. 315; Lindsay Woods 97. (Jsn. 26) T.J. Lopez 130: Neel Smith 140: Tiavis Somson 124: Lisa Lopez 151: Brooke Carlson 193: Jessica Sitton 151: Kim Grace 65. Thursday Night Men: (Jan. 12) Don Shepherd 221. 201, 566: Jason Webster 247. 566: Jim Jones 521; Phil Frednckson 207: Len Mclnelry 216, 563; Alan Young 235. 201. 202. 638: Chris Bunnell 207, 563; Dave Mills 512; Kevin Adams 518: Jerry Cooper 204. 235. 622: Irell Despain 551: Glen Dixon 205; Wm. Jenkins 236. 587: Roger Green 210. 590: Vent Msltsbarger 207: Dave Kingston 535: Jerry Christensen 235. 213. 223. 671: Kent Viklund 225. 577; Buzz Moss 203. 214. 540: Bullet Moss 204: Steven Anton 215. 524: Chuck Brown 236. 616: Jsy Healey 211. 556; Ben Smith 502: Charlie Jensen 503: Stave Galllard 537 Mike 25. 586: Lortme Walton 217. 591; Alan Mansfield Houser 206. 235. 615: Larry Earl 511. (Jan. 19) Jason Webster 205: Alan Young 221: Mike Edwards 241, 609: Jay Young 203; Wm. Jenkins 215. 553; Todd Dtckerson 211. 596 Ralph Alger 203; Jeff Marshall 210. 541; Randy House 217. 239. 647: Kenny Peterson 210: Don Kimble H 258: Kent Viklund 222: Larry Mortenson 539: Jeff Grace 530: Glenn Brandon 200: Tom Henderson 200: Chsrtle Jensen 515: LaMar Pace 226. 563: Mike Casper 524: Kelly Mansfield 213; Mike Walton 235: Claude Messersmlth 202. 539: Al Babcock 220. 560: Clint Whitney 510: Curt Cordner 224. 591. (Jen. 26) Don Shepard 204: Bob Brewer 202 207. 561: Alan Young 201. 251. 519: Chris Bunnell 555 Donald Young 233. 520; Dave Mills 201. 221. 604; Troy Larkin 212; Jerry Cooper 201. 632: Irell Despsin 510. Wm. Jenkins 202: 214: Todd Dtckerson 223. 594: Jeff Marshall Randy House 222. 202 Vem Msltsbarger 225. 591: Don Kimble H 206: Kent Viklund 205. 203. 570 Bullet Moaa 222: Jon Campbell 504: Mike Hargedon 344. 564; Lorry Mortenson 513: Jeff Grace 517: Wayne Hams 205. 567; Don Kimble I 221. 540: Mike Cssper 616: Mike Walton 226. 575; Lew Goodridge 203: Phil Grosbeck 211. Dick Lupton 213. 209 560: Mel Ward 204; Brent Wlnekm 202. 570: Curt Cordner 220 (Feb 2) PhD Frednckson 222. 557: Len Mclnelry 204; Alan Young 201; Mike Edwards 526; Jay Young 236. 221. 642; Tom Despain 221. 555: Wm Jenkins 586: Todd Dtckerson 250, 626; Rslph Alger 516: Vem Msltsbarger 244. Don Kimble II 222. 205. 622; Dint Llndstrom 200 Monte Goidlng 231. 200. 600 Bullet Moaa 200. 579; Deen Mortenson 200. Jett Grece 208 526: 547: Steven Anton 206. Wayne Hems 560; Doug Sitton 216. 233. 636: Chuck Brown 201, 226. 606: Tom Henderson 208. 568. Ben Jensen 245. 670: Rendy Smith 215. 555: Charlie Pugmlrs 203: Alan Mansfield 206; Jay Berry 202, 529; 203. 992. Brent Wlnsk-Oram North Eaal: (Jan. 13) Nancy Blair 201. 502; Charteen Crofta 214. 596; Yorkonda Dsvtes 244. 556. (Jsn. 20) Deenna Balls 212, 508; Norma Workman 501; Gloria Oowana 211. (Jan. 27) Nancy Blair 201: Ruth Hsun 209: Gloria Oowana 201. 200, 589 (Feb 1) Carol Ferguson 509; Eleene Credarok 506. Friday Nleht Mixed (Dec 21) Jerry Bray 202. 504: Weynbe Harris 200: Dave Riches 220. 521: John Heatings 256, 629; Shane Park 202, 604; Lee McDankn 236. 214 620; Jerry Brown 112. 204. 584; Kevin Adams 110: Dave Kingston 205; Dsn Lynch 561. (Dec. 10) Dave Kingston 220: Deann Hams 221; Phil Murdock 111, 260. 664; Gloria Oowana 541: Louise Lopez 111. 819 Marco Lopai 205. 200. 56; Don Kimble I 200. 125; Oina Dtckerson 225, 211, 612: Todd Dtckerson 224: John Haatlnos 204. 596; David Mills 610: Leah Johnson 507 Dave Riches 242, 171; Frank Pogeny 206. 538; EkMa Jarvia 206. 627; Jerry Brown 202, 114 616 (Jan 6) Qtne Dtckerson 501; Todd Dtckerson 258, 631; John Hastings 707, 224 605; Troy Draper 114; Gloria Oowana 206. 135: Shene Park 611: Cindy Garrett 211. 505. Robbie Adams 811; Oevtd Mills 209. 627; Dan Lynch 10. 171. Bart Peterson 817; Leeh Johnson 200. 544; Frenk Pogany 661; Marco I Opel 202. 106. 65; Don Kimble I 611: Elsie Jervte 100: Jerry Brown 100. 211. 201, 114: PhD Murdock 114. Ml: Wayne Harris 640; Deann Harris (Jan. 11) Phil Murdock 205. 946. Marco Lopez 104, 114. 620: Om Dtckerson 201. 611; Bart Peterson 645; Cookie Berber 617; Betty Mms 601: Shane Park Dave Kingston 552 (Jen 10) Dave Kingston 279, 604; Den Lynch 101; Dirk Jotley 175; John Campbell 224, 819; Lee Mc Daniel 107, 114, 586: Jerry Brown 101, 60; Bert Peterson 100; Troy Marc Lopez 111. 631: Don Kwnbte I H4. Draper 14. (Jan 171 Den Lynch 111. Hale Jervte H; Wayne Heme Ml: John Hearings 111. I Bart Peterson 111. 101. 696; Marco I ope I 101 (Feb 4) Dave Mills 617; Dave Kingston 119. 76; Den lynch IDS: Jerry Brown 61: Gloria Oowana 14. 610: Marc loom 118. 101. 007; Don Kknbkt I 6M: John Hastings 136. 88; Leah Johnson 616 Saturday Kashl aNied (Jen 14) terry Chrreteneen 644 (Jan 11) Joan Chrtstsnoen 604; Travis Johnson 114, Rendy Hyde Ml. (Jen II) Jed North 110. HO; I erry tSrlatensen 201, 632 (Feb. 4) Kevin Gordon toi, 601: Nsdin Johnson 111: Iravt Johnson 201, 5'. 61. lit: HI occasions. two Anderson scored in double figures in ev grade-point-avera- earned and All-Regi- All- - . . State recognition for his basket-ba- ll play . He was an honor-rol- l student and served as his senior-class president. 3769 Chip Beck John Adams Harry Taylor Patrick Burke Carl Paulson Robin Lee Freeman Mike Raid John Wilson Jay Haas John Cook At Tacoma, Waah. CHICAGO (118) 24. Perdue 16. Pipoen Kukoc 3- - 3 13. 26. 20. Harper Armstrong 7. 7. Longley Blount 3, Kerr 0- 0 2. Buechler 0. Myers Wennington 118. 0 0. Totals SEATTLE (126) 24. 1 30. Schrempf Kemp 16. Payton 21. Gill Perkins 10. Askew 3, Cartwright 16, McMillan 1 4 Totals 126 Seattle 33- - Dan Forsman Golden State (Hardaway Wood Alexander Sprewell Gugltotta Ellis R.Williams Rose Denver Abdul-Rau- l R Rogers Fouled out R Williams. R Rogers. Rebounds Golden State 39 (Wood 9). Denver 51 (Mutombo 9). Assists Golden State 16 (Hardaway 7), Denver 28 (Rose 7). Total fouls Golden State 16, Denver 34. Technicals Gatling, R.Rogers, Ellis. A 17,171 (17,171). Chicago a basketball shoe Bob Tway 33 34 16 23 27 24 Golden Slate Denver goals Tom Hearn Bnan Kamm David Feherty John Mahattey Bob Estes Billy Maytair Jay Don Blaka Davis Love lil Fred Funk Tommy Armour Keith Fergus Ronnie Black David Duval Mark Wurtz Danny Bnggs Doug Tewell Mike Hulbert Guy Boros Scott Gump Kawika Cotner Joe Ozaki in Keith Clearwater Jodie Mudd At Denver GOLDEN STATE (109) 6 0 12, Alexander 9. Wood Gugliotta 25, Sprewell 13, Hardaway 4. Gatling 2 4 4 8. C.Rogers 30. Jennings 1 8 Totals 109. DENVER (101) R Williams 15. 18. R Rogers 0 12. Stith Mutombo 13, Abdul-Ra14. Hammonds 1, Rose 7, B Williams 3 0 2- - 5 O.Totals 0 4. Ellis 17, Levingston 101. 1 I i 11 Pacific Vancouver 11 ..laritT W 3 30 29 20 16 Thursday's Games Ouebec 4. Boston 3 Pittsburgh 5. N Y. Islanders 21 New Jersey 4. N Y. Rsngers Florida 3. Philadelphia 0 Chicago 5. St. Louis 0 Calgary 5. Anaheim Philadelphia Washington Milwaukee Detroit CONFERENCE Utah L A woman who lived little old Midwest Division Denver Dallas Minnesota Ryan Anderson h nt The Calgary Anaheim Edmonton Vancouver Los Angeles II - Wayne. Zvereva San Jose LtTion N.w Jersey Charlotte (3), (wal- WESTERN 15- - 3 M! Orlando ' 4 44 I Oomtnauu Kazakhsta, Pittsburgh 7 W COLORADO STATf WOMIN 61, BYU WOM1N TO 7 U WOMIN (TOp Henry 1.7 0 6. Staftord 04 9 Verbenac J 6 0 0 4 Kind Is Otmond 4.11 J 0 0 0 Orpin I I 0- 0 8. MecCormec I Pierce 0. Outnlon 0 0 00 0. 6 9. Wliorn 0 Coi 70 OaMua I I I. Tolala ! 71 6 11 Markk) COIOaiADO BTAT0 WOMIN II. Wormet II James emu) tl. Baltimore. 4 Maieevea Magdalene del. Eiena Bulgaria, New Jersey Philadelphia Waahlngton 17-- IASTIRN COHFIRINCI Atlantic Dtvlslao rVwrva Gra- Chanda Rubin (8). Lafayette. La., def. Pam Shnver, N Y. 2 AH (4). Neth- Schultz moved to the top spot in the conference in three-poipercentage. v ith a .548 mark. In addition to achieving on the court. Ryan fares exceptionally well in the classroom. He had a perfect 4.0 at UVSC last semester. Ryan is the son of Harold and Judy Anderson of Orem. Ryan played for the Wolverines last year, averaging six points a game. He served an LDS Church mission in.Taiwan. Be- -' fore that he attended Mountain View High School, where he nt month, the UVSC Athletic Department selects a ScholarAthlete of the Month. The selection is based not only on the player's athletic prowess, but also his her citizenship and performance in the classroom. Anderson had a great month on the hardwoods, shooting 56 percent from the field and 55 percent from three-poirange. He averaged 16 points and four rebounds per game in January, and led the club in scoring on Results 5430.000 women a tennta tournament (seedmgs Mi parentheses): Sirtglee Second Round CHICAGO (AP) Thursday of the Amentech Cup Tampa Bay Florida (,H, tni EJ zuela. shooting, Ryan long-rang- e lege's athlete of the month fnr lannarv ' Atlantic Division Overall is Utah Valley Col- State JUSTREEKS. Andre Agassi (1). Las VeMarc Goetlner, 6 Germany. Jim Courier (3). Miami, def Nicolas Pereira. Vene- Brenda -6 ketball team, gas, def erlands, def. Debbie ham, Tampa. Fla., ery game in January. His best game came against Snow College in Ephraim on Jan. 27, when he scored 21 points and three-pointer- s. connected on With his outstanding sophomore guard on the men's bas- (6-- N Y. hit (JhII def. 0 den. Jim Grabb. Tucson. Ariz., def. Patrick McEnroe (6). 7 Oyster Bay. N Y.. EASTERN 6 STEAL LEADERS Mandy Nay UVSC, 4 4 Krtsie Wardle SLCC, ) 4 Rebecca Ellaon. CEU. 14 Tars Ferrtn. UVSC. ) 1 Km Moms. UVSC, 1 1 ' THAT EMTiRE 1 22-- Jodi Hatch. CEU. Rusedski. Canada, Anders Jarryd. Swe- 19 VI 30 31107 26 29 38 29122 Brooks Houston (Smith Breaux Los Elie Cassell Horry Richardson Murray (Grant Angeles Fouled out Msssenburg Rebounds Houston 35 13). Assists 7). Los Angeles 43 (Vsught Houston 24 (Cassell 10). Los Angeles 29 (Richardson Houston 18. Los Angeles 26. Techn14). Total foula icalsHouston coach Tomjanovich. Olauwon, Cassell, Los Angeles Illegal defense. (16.021). 3 NIC. FLoYD. 6 Greg star receives kudo ffwTC- ffjY Mf . HlLPlT, Houston LA. Clippers goals 10-- Stephanie Suler. I J. iMadma ). DarrM 1 10 Irrtsmllcajri-l- iwlar KIT '01 I t rn ' 4 I! 4 Bryan Shelton. Atlanta, def. Diego Nargtso. Italy. 8 33. Outlaw 3 5 6 26. Vaught Murray 24. 11, Sealy 6. Richardson 4 10. Dehere 4 10, Grant Massenburg 0 Piatkowski O0 0. Ellis 0 2. Spencer 122. 0. Totals 23-- II . II Atlanta, View ain Ryan Anderson, a Second Round Brian MacPtue. San Jose. Calif., def. Kenny Thome, LA. CUPPERS (122) l(Lrnl lYVtiLsmail (airfMh Sl ni' 18 fcStgrisfieservai:. B3 MW- -s At Los Angelas HOUSTON (107) 0 0. Thorpe Horry 4 15. Smith 34, Elie 19. Breaux 6. Cassell 0 0. Brooks 2. Brown 107 Melinda Gee. Ricka, .660 Laura Baird. Ricka. .776 Tittanle Lorensen. Snow, .775 Lisa Thueson. Ricks. .766 Kris Packer. Ricks. 722 LEADERS REBOUNOINO Lindsay Allan. CEU. 10 9 Rachel Heater. Snow. 9 9 Natalie Hawks. CEU. 17 Laura Gouldirvg SLCC. 17 Tltfenie Lorenaen. Snow 6 5 ASSIST LEADERS Krtata Wardle. SLCC. 7 3 Mindy Young. Ricks. Courtney Harlan. Dixie. 8 Tars Ferrtn. UVSC. 4 9 Kim Morris, UVSC. 4 7 BLOCKED SHOT LEADERS Mandl Ortega. CSI. 3 4 CEU, 1 I Allen. Lindsay Ann Carter. Dixie. 1 1 36 1.1 irlamro iik IrwOII SiMaitwv rlana! .irrl Ivrantn 1 M Han U iron frah Cil 1 MadnoaO.'l 8YI 4 II M 35 mp II NW PERCENTAGE Mindy Young. Ricks. ,4162Marcy Jenkins. CSI. .377 Snow. Mandy Hodges. Melinda Gee. R'cka. .376 JoLynn Eardty. Snow. 34 FREE THROW PERCENTAOI !t 1 Vly SCORING LEADERS Llss Thueson. Ricks. 17.9 Titfsny Lorensen. Snow. 17.1 Kim Moms. UVSC. 14 6 Marti Stirson. UVSC, 14 3 Jessica Cooper. Dixie. 14.3 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DeAnna Glover. CSI. .580 Liaa Thueson. Ricks. .570 Krra Baker. Dixie. .530. Natalie Prescott. SLCC, .519 Con Jensen, Dixie. .515 66 !99fTrreMfSaras,lric Kukoc Seattle (Perkins Pipoen Gill Fouled Askew McMillan Payton out Kemp Rebounds Chicago 49 (Perdue 13). Seattle 43 (Perkins 10). Assists Chicago 27 (Pipoen 9). Seattle 29 (Schrempf. Payton 8). Total fouls Chicago 30. Seattle 26. Technicals Seattle coach Karl. Seattle Illegal defenae, Chicago illegal defense. A 16,709 (16.296). ColoNW II" 2ft 'I Halniraiwat-nt'I 0 I !! rail luhallvl a n .'411 ! Tata la 4 It tairfr.ll Mir TU 0 68 (111 l" aradrt i it 2 ii a katrw FTIVI 5 20-- 4 16-- Treasure Vly 24 8 21-- 3 3 Women's basketball Conf. Game 45 Gams 73 It 14 ,rm 6 2 5 31 : i kit Ut4 21 3 2 3 t 2 4 0 6 0 3 19-- Ricks Utah Vly Salt Lake Dixie S Idaho N. Idaho E. Utah Snow mp 2 6 9 3 frO Total! F) Pa tp pf 4 2 0 3 18-- 6 10-- PERCENTAGE 1 .Cete.SI Johnson Medrson Evans 22-- 10-- Ryan Anderson. UVSC. .468 Ben Caton. Ricks. .455 Greg Blake. SLCC, .448 Ed Gray. CSI. .440 Bryon Ruffner. UVSC. .406 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Marciano Schweigert. Dixie. .864 Bnan Schofield. Ricks. .818 Ben Caton. Ricks. .817 Rick Stafford. Ricks. .813 Andrew Mavts, Snow. .810 REBOUNDING LEADERS Rosell Ellis. CEU. 12.1 Eddie Washington. CEU. 10.1 Alyton Tesch. CSI. 9.3 Shawn Moore. TVCC, 9,0 Bryon Ruffner, UVSC. 8 6 ASSIST LEADERS Chancellor Davis. Dixie, 8.2 Alexander Morns. CEU. 7.1 Rick Stafford. Ricks. 6 4 Steve Helm. North Idsho. 5.5 Brandon Peterson. SLCC, 5 4 BLOCKED SHOT LEADERS Sonny Watson. Dixie. 4.0 Mantia Callender. CSI. 2 4 Lawrence Holher. CNCC. 2.2 Jason Perry. TVCC. 1.8 Eddie Washington, CEU. 1.6 STEAL LEADERS Kenneth Pratt. CEU. 5.5 Ed Gray. CSI. 3 6 Dave Sivulich. UVSC. 2.7 Chancellor Davis. Dixie. 2.6 Rosell Ellis. CEU. 2.1 N.. STATE Overall SCORING LEADERS Ed Gray. CSI. 27.1 Marcel Johnson. SLCC. 24.2 Bryon Ruffner. UVSC. 23.1 Ben Caton. Ricks. 22.7 Kevin Simpson. Dixie. 19.9 Jamain Branch. TVCC. 19.9 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Aylton Tesch. CSI. 679 Marcel Johnson. SLCC. .642 Brso Bodily. Snow. .637 Sonny Watson. Dixie. .623 Marcus Wallace. CSI, 619 Thursday's Major Collage Baeketball 76. COLORADO 2, 0, 6 Caltt. (AP) SAN JOSE. Results Thursday in the (328 000 San Jose Open (seedmgs m psrsvnrwaas): L MOUNTAIN VIEW 59, ALTA 39 (39): Cole 11, Larsen 3, Walton 17, Holmes 3, Johnson 5. Totals 17 8 39. MOUNTAIN VIEW (51): Grahm 6. Curtis 2. Legas 2. Perry 5, Snarr 2, Gentry 4, Beck 6, Daniels 26, Henry 4. Totals 27 8 59. 5 (E. Roberta WEBER ST. 57, MONTANA 54 WEBER STATE (13 7) K. Smith 9. 12. DeGratfenned 6 Lentler 5, Nembhard 11, Lofton 1 10 6. Totals 0, A. Smith Emery 57. MONTANA (14-7- ) 0 0. Covill 16. Kemptert Samuelson 0 4. Belnap 12. Walker 3. Lake 0 0 0 0 6. Olson 0. Camel 11, Dade 4 3 9 0. Totals 54. Halftime goals-We- ber Weber SI. 36. Montana 28. NemSt. DeGraffenried (Lofton Walker Montana bhard (Lake Emery 3- - 8. Samuelson Dade Camel Belnap out Walker. Fouled Rebounds Weber St. 47 (K. Smith 12). Montana 23 (Kemptert 7). Assists Weber St. 12 (Nembhard 4). Montana 14 (Belnap, Camel 4). St. 14. Montana 17. Total ber ALT Tlmpview Fork 17. Haslam 6 26. FRESNO ST. 82, HAWAII 56 HAWAII (11-8- ) 0 10. Parker 8. Maroney Handy 0 10. McGee 0 0 Hams 4. Whitlock 2- - 5 6. Smith 2 0 0. 0. Willis 0 0. Lee 8. 0 Bonner 8. Molle 0. Sueing 56. Totals FRESNO ST. McCullock 69 7 16. 3iamps 15. Pelle 0- - 0 6. 10. 17. Satterwhile 4 13 Young 4 Bakke 6. Hendnz 0 3. 5. Stock 2 1 Kotord 0. Miller 1 2. Totals 3 82 Hatftime Fresno St. 28. Hawaii 25. goals-HaWhitlock 0 5. McGee (Bonner Smith ). Fresno St Handy (Young Bakke Stock Satterwhite Stamps Kotord Hendnx Fouled out Parker. Rebounds Hawaii 42 (Maroney 14). Fresno St. 44 (McCullock. Stamps 10). Assists Hawaii 16 (McGee 6). Fresno St. 20 (Young 10). Total touts Hawaii 20, Fresno St. 12. Writ' basketball So- - 13. Rattrff 6 0. Whitehead IN THE BLEACHERS $- Whitehead, Jesse. Rydatch. Jensen. Rebounds Wyo13). Utah 37 (Van Horn 10) ming 35 (Coleman Assists Wyoming to (Whitehead. Roberta 3). Utah 16 31. Utah 30. (Rydalch 6). Total touts Wyoming Technicals- - Whitehead A 13.852. PUUSANT GROVE 59, PROVO SO rH.EAt.NT GROVE (SS): Peterson 1 6 7. Francom 3 7 11. Thurgood 1 4. West 4 10. Church 10 24. Johnsen 59 3, Totals 20 PNOVO (SOk Stone 0 0 0. Pool 5 6 16. Teuscher 1 2- - 2 4. Tobiason 6 3 13. Red 5 11. Clark 1 6 4. Duncan 1 2. Totals 19 SO. IN. Oroya 15 14 13 17-- 59 2 10 15 23 "one 50 3- point goals: PG (Church). Provo 3 (Pool 2. Red). 1 80, OT 0-5 0 10. Smith 3, Allen 8 5 80. 9. Totals TraytOf UTAH (18-5- 1 Carroll 4 9 8 1 5. Van Horn 37. Metmeth 2 8 0. Preston 3. Jesse 17, Rydatch 8 12 Hansen 4. Jensen 7, Doleac 4 4 Totals 1 89. Harrtime Utah 34. Wyoming 26. Johnson Smith (Whitehead Travtor 1.4. Roberts Utah Coleman (Van Horn Carroll Fouled out Ratlift. Jesse MMard 74. Kami 44 Juab 40. Gunnison 22 North Sevier SO. Grand 42 Beaver (6, South Sevier 52 Entarpnse 53. Green River 27 Duchesne 62. Rowland Hall 55 Valley 75. Piute 19 Rich 63. Wayne 61 Wenoover 50. Dugway 34 Wetertord 53. Wrntehorse 36 Intermountain Chris tun 40. Sett Lake Manila 54, Sail Lake Christian 27 BOYS Duchesne 61, Tsbiona 51 Rich 64. Altamont 59 Oreen River 74, East Carbon 62 Alta BHn.Vlew goals Alta 80, WYOMINtt 1120) Jormson Iwm South Summit 45, Morgan 27 Pierce c CSU James Gethip (Bainum 1. Wormal 1 Dominguez Zenon Siodoway 0- 2. Hamilton Ol). Fouled Rebounds-BY3 (Staftord 91 CSU 36 (James 8). Asaists-BY13 (Kidd 8) CSU 22 lOommguez 21. CSU 7). Fours-BY14 Technical e A 433 QMLS Hincrssi 59 Amartcan Fort 56 Orara S1, Brighton 21 Msuntan Vmr St. a,rta fevar 35, Bn Lomond M Sky Vmr 51, aVKJittaol Cm 31 Baa ESow 47, Ogoan 41 Ionian 67, Grenlu 21 Too! (1, Juooe 55 Paysori 62, Springvins 46 Grove 59. Provo 50 Timpvira 76. Spanish Fork 34 Cadar aiy 61. Snow Canyon 50 Diw 62. Humean 59, OT Oalta 56. Carbon 51 North Sanpate 55. Emery S4 tal MM MacCor-ma- Ex-Mount- - Page THE DAILY HE RAID, Provo, Utah, 10, 1995 HI HI Ill 64. Versatile Perkins paces Sonics to win Seattle, which snapped a three- -, game home losing streak, also got big efforts from two players who are heading for the All-Stgame this weekend in Phoenix. Shawn. Kemp had 30 points, eight re- -, bounds and two blocks, while De-tlSchremp had 24 points, eight-assistand five rebounds. . "We had the big lead and re-- " laxed." said Kendall Gill, who scored 18 points for Seattle. "We know better than that " Ron Harper scored 26 points for the Bulls, while Scottie Pippen had 24 points, nine rebounds, nine assists and five steals. Warriors 109, Nuggets 101 Latrell Sprewell scored 30 points and Tim Hardaway added 25 for visiting Golden State, which survived tw o late runs by Denver. Reggie Williams had 18 points unfor the Nuggets, who are der interim coach Gene Littles. Golden State was without coach Don Nelson, who was in Arizona with his ill mother. His son. Donn, ran the team, which is 7 under his leadership. Clippers 122, Rockets 107 Loy Vaught scored 15 of his 33 points in the fourth career-hig- h quarter and the Los Angeles Clip63 percent pers shot a season-hig- h from the field. Sam TACOMA, Wash. (AP) Perkins starts at center, plays like a forward and shoots like a guard. Perkins scored 21 points and from went range as ar in Seattle beat Chicago 126-11- 8 overtime Thursday night. One of his sent the game into overtime. Another gave the Sonics the lead for good. "They're big daggers," Seattle coach George Karl said. "They're ef s daggers that stick an opponent . really hard in an overtime game." Seattle recovered after blowing third-quartlead. an er nt "We lost the lead, played around and we were fortunate to win the game," said Perkins, who has more (77) this season than any of his teammates. Bulls coach Phil Jackson was frustrated that a good comeback was wasted. "It's disheartening," he said. "We've played valiant games like this, but something has happened down the stretch and we've lost the game in overtime or at the end of 2-- 3-- the game." Elsewhere, Golden State beat Denver 1 09-- 1 0 1 and the Los Angeles Clippers defeated Houston 122-10- 7. over a Perkins hit a leaping Will Perdue to tie the game at 1 1 with 21 seconds left in regulation. The Sonics went to Perkins twice before he got enough space to shoot. "He got rid of the ball the first time," Perdue said. "They got it back to him and he hit the tough 1 Rookie Lamond Murray scored 26 points and Malik Sealy added 24 for the Clippers, w ho snapped a e losing streak and an eight-gam- e skid against the Rockets. Hakeen Olajuwon led the Rockets w ith 34 points. six-gam- shot." Colorado State women roll over BYU, 83-7- 0 - A FORT COLLINS, Colo. Behka barrage by junior Stafford wasn't enough to overcome a flurry of second-hal- f from Colorado State as the Rams defeated BYU's womThurs0 en's basketball team able to recover. . The Rams, w ho ended the night from beyond the three-poiperstripe, were led by a formance by reserve Rhonda Bainum, w ho w as w as in for an injured day night. The Cougars held a 38-3- 4 edge at halftime on the strength of Stafford's 15 points. But early in the second half, the Rams drained five while BYU straight was unable to find the basket and Brynn Markle both had 22 points on the night. . Stafford also led the Cougars on the boards with nine rebounds. No other Cougar scored in double figures. Thais Kidd dished out eight assists. BYU concludes its road trip Saturday in Laramie. 28-poi- nt three-pointe- 8-- rs Brenda Brunner. 83-7- three-pointe- rs the Cougars found themselves They were never trailing 46-3- nt 8. 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