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Show 'lliurohi. EASTERN CONFERENCE W 2S 20 17 19 11 ?7 9 BX) 1 b(J0 9 42 20 2Ai 18 85 6 718 684 5.'5 664 500 487 359 11 12 17 17 19 20 26 14 6 12 W 15 20 28 Minnesota Dallas Denver 19 13 12 SanAnlonio 10 13 22 25 ?9 28 8 34 30 29 23 17 16 11 Vancouver S Losl2 Won2 Wonl Lost3 Won, S 73 17 3 7 12 19 12 12 12 12 Conl Away 174 Wonl Lostl Lostl Wonl Lostl Won2 Losll Wonl G8 756 683 460 342 17-- 4.,6 14 5.15 20-- 15-- 22-20-- 17-17-- 8 Home Conf 16-- 4 20-- 12 19 19 23 12 12 LOS12 LOS12 4 17 Won9 Wonl Lostl Wonl Wonl Losl5 Lostl 13-- Portland Sacramento Slale L A Clippers Goklon 24 23 24 26 14 Phoenm 15 Tuesday ' Games 1 7 13 13 14 12 15 19 13-- 11 15, Stackhouse Wealherspoon 5, Iverson 26, Wallers Cage 38, 27, MacLean 14, Caldwell 0. Harris 2, Overton Courtney 0 0. Totals 127. 8:30 p.m. BOSTON (125) Fox 6. Williams 19. Wesley 24, Day 0- - 0 17, Conlon 12. 125. Harris Brown 0- - 20, Walker 27, Brown 0. Totals Szabo 26 26 Philadelphia 30 26 25 30 Boston goals Philadelphia 35 36 (Stackhouse Iverson Wesley At Sacramento, Calif. DETROIT (92) Hill 33. Thorpe 12. Hunter 5. Curry 5. Williams 10. Green 92. 2731 24, Ratliff 2. Mills Totals - 22 20 At San Antonio NEW JERSEY (103) 14. Massenburg 32. J Williams Gill 2- - 4 23. Reeves 5. Kittles 17, 0 0 0. Daniels 6. Dare O'Bannon 103. 6. Totals Perdue Johnson 16. Del 10. 103 33 16 27 27 Jersey 23 24 28 95 20 San Antonio 4 Kilties (Daniels goals New Jersey Gill Reeves San Antonio (Maxwell . Elliott Alexander Del Negro Wilkins Fouled out None Rebounds New Jersey 52 (J Williams 14), San Antonio 44 (Elliott 9) Assists New Jersey 16 (Reeves 7). San Antonio 22 (A Johnson 13) Total louls New Jersey 16, San Antonio 20 Technicals Massenburg, Herrera. New Jersey (20.557). illegal delense At Denver VANCOUVER (84) 4 Reeves 10 20 22. Rogers 11 0 0 3. 17. Peeler Mayberry 9 Moten Edwards 6 Anthony 7. Totals 3. Mobley 2. Chilcutt 84 20. D At Seattle PORTLAND A- Clyde Drexler. Houston. 663 502. 5. Nick Van Exel. L A. Lakers. 345,506 6. Eddie Jones. L A. Lakers. 280,879. 7, Mitch Richmond, Sacramento, 248.957. 8. Jefl Hornacek. Utah, 240,897. 9. Avery Johnson, San Antonio. 236.022. 10, Stephon Marbury, Minnesota, 231,517. Centers 1. Hakeem Houston. 1,156.532 2 Olaiuwon. O'Neal. LA. Lakers. 1.015.263. 3. David San Antonio. 541,199 4. Sam Perkins. Seattle. 139 570. 5. Arvydas Saboms. Portland. 123 209 6. Olden Polymce. Sacramento. 118.509 7. Felton Spencer. Golden State. 117.884. 8 Bryant Reeves. Vancouver, 106.112 9. John Williams. Shaquille Robinson. (97) 2 12. ley Brown 97 2- 24 17 Trent Roomson Anderson 0 W.ngiieid SEATTLE (98) 7 Kemp 2 McKie 13 10 Dud- 10 20 00 23 Schrempl8-1- 8 9 26. Mcllvame 3 95.622. Phoenix. 10. Ouebec Central Division L 10 10 7 6 6 7 SOL 18 5 18 6 4 22 20 6 L 23 Indianapolis Cleveland Michigan Fort Wayne SOL 13 18 15 W 21 18 18 WESTERN Pts 67 67 56 54 51 Pts 61 48 40 42 GF 180 160 134 149 139 GA 1?2 125 124 150 138 GF 152 153 108 130 GA 131 155 127 166 W 28 23 22 SanAnlonio Chicago SOL 15 4 3 20 5 19 21 7 23 6 Pts 60 49 SOL Pts 7 65 53 53 62 33 L 18 15 49 43 36 GF 179 165 154 140 133 GA 161 174 163 '68 Brian Williams. L A Long Beach Las Vegas Utah 29 25 25 24 Phoenix 13 CONFERENCE Forwards 162 Detroit, 1,483.881. 2. Scott.e Pippen. Chicago. 1.266.794 3. Dennis Rodman. Chicago. 689 692. 4. Chris Webber. Washington. 295.267 5. Olis Thorpe. Detroit. 207 212 6. Juwan Howard. 7. Tom Kukoc. Chicago. Washington, 190.400 183 035 8 Vin Baker Milwaukee. 177 026 9. Larry New York. 164,546 10. Christian Laettner. Johnson. Atlanta. 151.276 Hill. 876 889 2. Anlernee Jordan. Chicago. Orlando. 807.346 3. Allen Iverson. Philadelphia. 465.853 4. Joe Dumars, Detroit. 367 853 5 Damon Stoudamire Toronto, 318 537 6. . Reggie Miller. Indiana, 298 664 7. Jerry Philadelphia. 224 634 8. Tim Hardaway. Michael Hardaway. 9 Glen Rice. Charlotte, Miami, 220.415 10 Mookie Biaylock. Atlanta, 130.827 150,420. 7 131 120 174 - Press Thirteen turned out lo be Philadelphia's lucky number. The 76ers snapped their losing sireak Wednesday overtime vicnight with a 127-12- 5 tory over the Boston Celtics. scored a Jerry Stackhouse 3X points and Rex Walcareer-hig- h ters had the best game of his career as the 76ers won for only the second time in their last 25 games. "We stuck together and we kept playing hard." said Wallers, who w ilh 27 e just missed a assists and nine points. rebounds. "At the end of regulation I looked up and thought the game was never going to end." Allen Iverson made three free throws in the final 30 seconds to clinch the victory in the matchup between Ihe two worsl teams in the astern Conference. Boston is 8 and Philadelphia is "Both teams worked very hard, but they were lite better team." Celtics coach M.LCarr said. "Ilieir players executed to perfection." After Iverson s free throw wiih nine seconds left made it Boston had a final chance lo w in. te triple-doubl- 1 1. 127-12- y v. 2. Alonio Patrick Ewing. New York. 1.022.349. Mourning. Miami. 715.427. 3. Dikernbe Mutombo. 443.342 4, Marcus Camby Toronto. Atlanta, 266 625 5. Luc Longley Chicago 202.155 6. 173 445 7. Rik Smits. Muresan. Washington Indiana 128 405 8. Shawn Bradley. New Jersey. 117.647.9 Vlade Oivac Charlotte. 81 .503 10. Rony Seikaiy. Orlando. 70.665 EAST 73. American U 80. Va Commonwealth Atmy 81. Lehigh 74 Bucknell 69. Navy 55 Bullalo 70 Youngstown Si 48 Fairleigh Dickinson 82 Wagner 70 Holy Cross 69 Lalaveiie 58 Loyola. Md 69 N C Greensboro 64 West Virginia 81 Rutgers 69 r -.s c !H vwtf. w n " irr l.nr- i tS ., 10 d ,t : B' a l A., in, iik The ,n" i. TOFK'UIO RAP'onS iniured 1st &..i..ni C '.. .linn: Janmv fjuver FOOTBALL National Football League ARIZONA CATtfjllJA! S- Name'l tor we BUFFAlb Bll S Named n coo.di.'.atiir f. DPI HOII HONS -- Vv m .: i, he .... V Ian e. Ha.- iv h the .. 'ms.-.- Jaine.ui. - ig oflens ve ln ,a,h ar P J Of LEHI (56) K Gillniaii 4 lolals 20 IM All 64 liniah and l.cln 20 li it Iiane 21. Allied 9, Gillman 4. 56 11 Uintah 19 10 Lehi 14 3 pi goals Umlah 4 (White Trane 2 (C Cullman III 56 I C 15 Yuu-- 21 14 23 9 Van Tassel) 3 'isse Vai 4 -Li 64 56 hi I'itino feels the depth that mean' those lofty margins of victory wil! now mean a lot more. " There's only one way we can w in now scratch, and claw cei night." he said. "Ifs going to be ;. The Associated Press injury third-ranke- close game every night. The days ol ihe 20-o- r blowouts an not going to be there for Ken lucky." Allen Hdwards replaced Andcr son. the SHC's leading scorer, in the starting lineup and scored It points. Kentucky snuggled early, then pulled itself together in the second half. "We weren't executing thai well offensively. We were just tak ing the first shot." lidwaids said "When we play defense like that, ii makes up for a lot of things." In other games involving ranked teams on Wednesday, it w as: No. Kansas X 9. Texas A&M fi(); No..' t Iowa State M. Kansas State 4S l lorida State S4. No. 19 North ( at olina 71: and No. 23 Texas 7( Oklahoma W. Wildcats met d 5N-4- 0 National Hockey League ROSIOi! bliUlNS de'H e ul 'he AHI Chicago at Phoenix Cincinnati at Detroit Fort Wayne at Ouebec Hou3ton at Utah Las Vegas at Manitoba Long Beach at Grand Rapids Milwaukee at Indianapolis Orlanoo at Cleveland San Antonio at Kansas City He. FDI.IONION Oil FRS Han, ill. jn ..I lie A II ft'HAhll ORIS WtlAI " T Al ;l Iniir. Sn.,..q!iel.! MOtiriif Al. OANAN'f I'--, I....1I AHi NF.IV JFPttY r' .'I from Ai';t -J Pnivv. '. .a .'il a. Nl W rOF" 11 Aii. 'i i. 't t I., tenll.'.-, ' S VANt.ou'vtFi CAN ;1L on lu Syai.us.e ui the ! . Weber, SUU get wins EASTERN Division Philadelphia N Y Rangers CONFFRFNCE W L T Pts ?i 13 19 14 17 22 7 61 7 55 54 24 22 23 20 Florida New Jeisey Washington Tampa Bay NY Islanders Northeast Division 6 9 21 18 14 23 W 26 25 Pittsburgh Buffalo Hartford Montreal Boston Ottawa 10 5 5 19 18 17 14 L 15 17 20 22 23 22 51 45 42 37 GF 162 7f l:t 110 114 126 138 Pts GF 57 55 45 44 40 36 171 7 19 128 5 8 6 8 116 118 12 131 T 5 GA 139 133 154 135 120 141 SOCl.FR Major League Socrer MLS - SiU'.en Dallas - a' " GA 138 123 146 164 165 13? W L 25 17 21 16 21 19 17 18 22 23 24 29 T 4 9 4 4 8 0 Pacific Division L W San Jose Calgary Los Angeles rmalc WASHING ION WAIIIH' K.S-loi f ('"..Jn'-la10 Portland 28 11 21 22 22 21 18 17 22 23 17 25 17 25 our .mil!, .rung c- an-- l ssi. in ;si.,jne'! ItailmJ O r.i'.l'i aid n c. n: Bn'f IMiij. "m? l.Jn f 'f Pis GF 54 1JJ 51 140 137 125 125 144 46 42 42 36 T Pts 8 5 2 5 5 5 5 64 47 46 41 39 39 39 GA H4 107 151 150 133 165 GF GA '60 108 148 150 135 154 147 128 120 it 7 127 i4i 140 160 r... 'nominal'..' CO lar tosse coarl. I.', me'i i:a"nn i,,.'!iai ?: (.nach LOUISVILLE -- Named bl.rk M..H,.ie ,,'le isive !.:'..! Announi id cv...i' lemacs cu t'a1 bun oiad-will a' so se.ve as nil'' is.ve Cn.Ml.nalnr Ut'lensme '.Obld:r.a!ci L.n.'n .Oi'.lviS .'..li a smnri,e duties of me iss,sl ,n' neao . u ,t a e l.ri'Ke'ba MISSOURI - Anno.r.' ed M(,":le Ha"n;e v; is .Lied r. a.iea ally ii.el.g.h.i t'.e E. WASHINGTON "im .v 6 .v r K le.. s J b 8 - i L a.s 0 U 0 0 i semesie-SA- la. JOSF Sl.ATt it .me N'J;ea'a ,V'.ni.:a'd r ' ' s 'I! V'O r ; -- ' '2 i.l! ' i i i SOI THI .RN I "FA 1 1 75 WKSTI RN ILLINOIS 71 CHICAGO Andy Newman scored 20 points to lead Southern Utah it) victory over Western Illinois in a game. was Western Illinois (lO-d- ) at 7:59 of the second ahead half when Southern Utah scored 13 consecutive points by New man key ed by a lead with 2:17 L it to take a' 07-- 6 61-5- '' WESTERN s in " U'i Ot All Milled Nile V.'.rm H,'t a'!d re' linai'g i.oii'i;ma!ui r n 7 '6 '8 'a 3 ' :n 14 18 -Wonen N J (API SECAUCUS cited lo learns ot the Association Wednesday A l.st of s ti ii'h.b hi mup w. qo ISAM e 16 Ola.r Naliut ai Ba T laV m f luni n 4c h 71 Illinois 37. S Utah 35 una W SU' 4 4 Sch.eiu Newman 2 (Felton W Illinois ; Essex f o " Cn-a? Ackernian BuLKingnam )r ReboundsSCiU Fouied Out Feltom. Bodily SI." (Bodily '4), W Illinois 32 (Joseph 10) Assists c. 19 (Bodily 6) W Illinois 18 (Kulcher. ' 1, Total touiS'-- S Utah 24 W Illinois 18 A - . 30 V levi.s , V 1 FJj' 2 6 '6 Ackc 0 0 , Y 613 0- . H 18 Haittime-- Jana !)S0 v'Jas' 'TJ-if 7 ) 2. Josentl 6 8 Buckingham 0 0 0 Cicason 5 Gunder 6 lolals 00 0 Gagle 6 6 2 4StW'0 ILLINOIS Kautor Schroder '"'Hil L'la 4 SOUTHERN UTAH 14. Faun 7 'j 0 Felton 4. Bodily Newman in. sm 20 Scnweiqerl 2 6 2 Williams 0 0 0 lV.y 5 Hill 13 18 75 0 Totals !. i...v s 4 o to I.J i l.l;'Ss Ke.ev 2 01 69 ?u 4t WFBEH STATE (7 91 is.."-.'0 Hi.kl r" i ' 'i H j'l ... f.1 a c o u " si h'o.-' li 0 mi,- 2 .' COai li cais-C- uH .. f a' " mi VAtiOi HQ" f il im.-.- l -- d U Jon- -. v'.'t BH1 S .ATE at! letm 'o' a'e WHIl IlfcR Announce:! Ihe 'es ; son wnmen s soixer and .anross Jan il Worioni) Washington 3-- s D :. OAHUMER-V.'ELH- a! and asieri! t Jvfjm f! I Jama S3-5- 2 Ai nounr e l P.'H.oy replace if';i. red Todd Martin dn the U S Davis Cup lean a .jams ma! k "ti'Oa''.d u;iep COLLEGE K'Al.ONAl SOIXIP toA..HF'j A: srn:iAIlUN-NaneCoasl Gii ii d. '.e- r oa; n I). 9av Laenia J president .!-- - e. BOISE STAFF- .- Name'.: .,. Sims Egan 3J;' Cull Miller I Ketch -- r. 0 1) l uu;i;i ' Ut Smith ?'u Haws Rebounds E War'vr.gtar. K'ng Claus Sims. K Lews S- ott Turner 3i '.V In 39 (BasKerv.lie Assists (. 11) (K.ng Ciaus M Lewis 3). Webe- 24 (Bask. vile 17. Wider Total lou's E Washmylon i'i.' (F.sher Wednesday nighl. II Basket ille had also rebounds, seven steals and five assists. He scored 16 points, including wo hack pointers, during a five niinule period that gave the W ildcats an lead w ilh 0:53 to pla. (0-1. 2 was led by Travis King with 22 points and Kevin Lewis added 12. including 10 in the first half. fisher led WSl (7-- overall. 4 Pug Sky Conference) in the lirsi hall, scoring IS points and making three iidetations USIA-- D'CMNSON-Ann.n,- Colorado Edmonton Vancouver Ananeim me.! CONFERENCE WESTERN Chicago 0. C a Continental Indoor Sorter League TENNIS Central Division Dallas Detroit S1 Louis Phoenix 1,1 - Damien (KiDT.Y lah (Al'i Baskei ille and Alex isher scored 27 and points icspeclivcly lo victo-- i lead Weber State; to a I ,u m V t lAll I in S5Wi V il Eastern Conference KIMiS 97 PIS IONS 92 Al Sacramento. Mitch Richmond scored 22 of his 38 points in Ihe fourth quarter and won his personal duel wiih (Irani Mill. Rich10 mond, who added a season-higrebounds and 10 assists for his scored third career all II of ihe Kings" poinls in a stretch of the fourth period. h triple-doubl- five-minu- te NKTSI0J 95 At San Antonio. Kendall (till scored 32 points, including 15 in the third period, as New Jersey beat the Spurs. Kerry Kilties added 23 poinls for New Jersey, which look Ihe lead for gMd with a 15-- 3 run midway through Ihe final period. Doinin'ique Wilkins. returning i ' Flot.da at Boslon. 5 30 p m 5 30 p m Colorado at Pittsburgh Vancouver at St Louis 6 30 p m Anaheim at Phoenix. 7pm But Dee Brown missed a from ihe left wing with two seconds remaining, sending the Celtics to their third straight loss. lilsewhere. il was Sacramento 97. Detroit 92: New Jersey 103. San Antonio 95; Denver 94. Vancouver 84; and Seattle 9S. Portland 97. i HOCKFY at Cincinnati Friday's Games 1ME V OOTID x St after missing 10 games wiih a sore knee, and Vernon Maxwell each scored 20 points for San Antonio. .4 . sm fr3 NKJdI TS 94 (;ri..i.ii;s 84 ... At Denver. Mark Jackson had his I .aPhoiwi th career I. His scored 22 points and the Nuggels led from start to finish. Jackson, coining off a 2 point. performance Monday, finished with 15 points, a career high Ifi rebounds and 12 assists. Rookie scored 22 Shareef Abdur-Rahipoints for the ChvIics. who have lost 2 of their lasi 14. SOMCS9S III. A.I RS 97 'X'i- row VjWV' triple-doubl- (ED cross W CO ,1. Hawkins' t Seattle. Mersey layup with 2.8 seconds left gave the SupcrSonics their ninth consecutive victors. The Sonics won scoring nights despite career-higby Portland's (iar Trent (24i and rookie Jermaiue O'Neal (20). Dcllef Schieninf led Seal lie with 20 points. Hawkins scoied tlnj.w inning lav up alter lakinc a pass from (iary Pay ion on a backdoor play. -- ' 56 23 ( i'AN'- -. S .j' l' I '' -- 13 6 Reissi ays Wednesday night xictory over Vandcr-lul- l ill Riverfront Coliseum. It was their first game since the news of Anderson's injury, ami it came on the day the I'ilili scar senior had surgeiy on his right knee. "fins game pleased me moie than any this season because of the way we went alier it." Wildcats coach Rick I'uino said. "They know what il means to lose Derek Anderson. They know our back's lo the wall right now." That has a different meaning for the delending national champions than il would lor most teams. The v Southeastern Wildcats ( onleii'iice) hae won 14 games this season by 20 or more points. iih a m., ......... a .1 l.lt.i'i d C ,wdn MI i'u' Arena Football League AHIONA !.-.- !i H-- S challenge No. ;,. .,,! H i.ol IV i UINTAH (64) iVhue 19 H.chaidson C'aney 8 Hatch ' 7 Totals 20 21 28 64 16 M' ? ended a stellar college basketball career aiul turned the rest of Kentucky 's season niio a question M..'-(i- ." r l.la.l. S'n, Pi Dai Thursday's Games SOUTH Davidson 79 E Tennessee St 60 Delaware Si 77 Hampton U 68 Florida St 84 North Carolina 71 Furman 65 Wotlord 62 OT Georgia 77 Florida 70 OT LSU 75. Auburn 59 Miami 69 Connecticut 46 Mississippi 70. Tennessee 48 New Orleans 63 Louisiana Tuch 58 South Carolina 62. Alabama 60 Tulane 59 Si Louis 45 Virginia 68 Georgia fech 64 SPIRS Aqir-i-CHK.At.iO CUBS Hansen and IMF AinjujHi iij-cont.net!. LOS ANOll UUXir MS maiur league v unl C PADHl S ti.Ht.-SAN Clev,.i mo Indians In. cash BASKETBALL ' Onnlm OT Hartforo 2. Florida Buttaio 6. Montreal Boston 4 Ottawa N Y Islanders 8 Edmonton N Y Rangers 5 Washington 3 Toionto 5. Calgary 3 Philadelphia 2 Detroit 2 OT Vancuuver 4. Chicago 3 OT San Jose 7. Los Angeles 2 Anahe.m 3. New Jersey OT c.inli.nis National League .., contr:n.t Ai ;.j OP.LAIJiX) MAijiC a. en M. mimed I. si Va.ei-V 17 4 8 13 2 ito Fa.' le'.'.l A. 18 By . K, iiiu '.t ::e.u' 'y Derek Anderson's knee - lr Ay.. in MIAMi 2 Without Anderson, Kentucky passes test Vi' ir tu w vry. - Thursday 's Game Orlando o HeiMir ,, ,ln(( PHP a.v. B 6 jii. Agreed to S ott Kdmie'iiei" I. o a minor if u CHICAGO WHIU" SOX' N.iiueU U uuMield ci)ot.f"i-baspfunmnq pitching ceaUi di B.nniiiyhait. : Lnaane. Luis f.anl nilf.l.u;' f,ua Florida Statf? U njtie lum Spei AbSC. NSlULlfc Of tliH a' Hi'niit rj'iant H':;jipit 'Tn-meCLLU-AUINDIANS lie 'jri,i!-- TFXS HAtjCtHS A jt st A American League BALI IMORt OHIOll'S fir sen s vVas M.nh Uh1 a'HI f:Hp. NOUS ION OiLIHS .i n n Aqieed tu t Man. '.al 'e. a Utah 7. Chicago 3 Detroit 4. Cleveland 2 Fort Wayne 5. Grar.d Rapids 4 Las Vegas 3. M.lwaukee 2. SO Long Beach 4. Indianapolis 2 Houston 2. Phoenix 1. SO Kansas City 4 San Antor.io 2 Sixers snap losing streak By The Associated SvIftino bads noath Wednesday's Games Toronto Centers 1, 3 3 4 GA 132 156 163 125 are awarded for a victory, one for a NOTE Two points shootout toss. Guards 1. 18 23 19 27 GF 178 152 159 Clippers. Results of tan balloting, through NEW YORK (AP) Jan. 19. for the Eastern Conference starting ream in NBA 1997 the game to be played Feb. 9 at Gund Arena in Cleveland. Gram L 10 W (23) I BASEBALL rTj.ea ;a Pt ss f, 3 National Basketball Association W IWJtt PISH "wen F Gr.v.' CONFERENCE 2 I 6 .a t Br.HMjs i4j. Afar.tra S.inrtif.' DCTHU'I Ba i'ibla on a Midwest Division Atlantic 1, Aniandti Pope Mid Wednesday 's Games Saboms 5 5 R.der 4 O Neal 8 0 Totals 7 CONFERENCE W 33 30 25 24 22 Detroit Cincinnati Grand Rapids 43.489 Ellis 422 (17.171) -8 Seattle. 932.465 2, John Stockton. Utah, 904.531. 3. Jason Kidd. Phoenix. 671.610. 4. Gary Payton. 10. Ham- -- 18 CONFERENCE 0 Totals 21 84 19 22 22 Vancouver 21 17 94 27 29 Denver Chilcutt Vancouver (Anthony goals Peeler Mayberry Stith JackDenver (L Ellis 3 7 Pierce Fouled out None ) son 0 Ellis Rebounds Vancouver 49 (Reeves 12) Denver 58 (Jackson 16) Assists Vancouver 21 (Mayberry 7). Denver 23 (Jackson 12) Total touts Vancouver 16. Denver Seattle Johnson 3 6 5 15. Stith 0. Pierce 00 B Thompson 97 1 413.480 2. Shawn Houston. Seattle. 1.329.394. 3, Karl Malone. Utah, 980,882. 4, Kevin Garnett. Minnesota. 374.314. 5. Tom Gugliotta. Minnesota. 235.129. 6. Detief Seattle. 189.928. 7. Sean Elliott. San Schrempf. 8. Cednc Ceballos. Phoenix. Antonio. 182.325 172.043 9. Michael Finley. Dallas. 169.250. 10. Antonio McDyess. Denver. 136.928. 20. M. Williams 0 0. Anderson McDyess 9 23 - Kemp. EASTERN 3. 20 23 Forwards 1, Charles Barkley. New DENVER (94) 22 I Ellis 0- 0 6 Jackson 0 0 14. Ham 2. monds 94. Anderson WESTERN 17.317(17.317). SAN ANTONIO (95) 13. Herrera Elliott 20. A Maxwell 11. Wilkins Negro 2 2. Alexander 95. Totals 26 25 (Robinson Guards 26 23 92 29 25 97 2 7. (Mills Curry GamHunter Sacramento (Richmond l ble 12. Hurley Grayer Fouled out None. Rebounds Detroit 41 (Thorpe Detroit 11 48 Sacramento 12) Assists (Smith 13). (Hill 4). Sacramento 22 (Richmond 10) Total fouls Smith. A Detroit 20. Sacramento 23. Technical 21 23 Detroit 21 Freeman ie. 2 .', . C'JfcU' Doubles Semifinals Northeast Division NEW YORK (AP) Results ol fan balloting, through Jan. 21 for the Western Conference starting team in the 1997 NBA game to be played Feb. 9 at Gund Arena in Cleveland: SACRAMENTO (97) 8. Smith 4. Polymce Williamson l 38, 15, Richmond 2. Causwell 23. Owens 0, Gamble -4 4 Totals 3. Hurley 0, Grayer 97. Detroit Sacramento goals 28 Wasalch Park City s i! ;.!'!. ' f;.r Milwaukee Kansas City Manitoba 1. Maiy P,vru Africa 6 W'iilma Hingis 4j cW (.Mj Key l CITY i J Aim a k.j Ma'ttna Hinyi; Southwest Division 125 Sou'-- PARK B"'i-- B'l'a,.. An,i,! 127 10 8 Boston Fox Fouled outFox. Rebounds Philadelphia 62 (Cage 14), Boston 61 (Walker 11). Assists 29 Philadelphia (Wallers 11), Boston 26 (Wesley 11). Total fouls Technicals 25. 21. Boston Philadelphia Cage, Philadelphia illegal defense. Walker. Williams. A 15,657 (18.624) Flagrant fouls Walters (Day 23 29 Portland Har- Southern Meth. 39. EASTERN fa-- ' Ui' Women Air Force 27 Woods Krist (Mattnews Hollins Reese (Summers Fouled out Air Force, Freeman Rebounds-SAir Force 42 39 (Krist 11), 4 SMU 12 (Matthews (Humphrey 14). Assists Woods 4). Air Force 16 (Summers 3, Freeman 3 Reese 3). Total louls-S15, Air Force 17 A 707. 98 Rider (Payton Perkins Hawkins Kemp None. Rebounds Portland 46 (Trent 7), Seattle 46 (Kemp 14;. Assists Portland 21 (Anderson 10). Seattle 25 (Payton 12) Total Portland illegal 30. Seattle 22 Technical delense. Flagrant foul Trent. A 17.072 (17.072). Brown Schrempf Fouled out 0. toms ;). Get S: .in Singles Semifinals SMU Air Force Pope Caiif S, '.j w n U. ar; 59 goals 4 2. Hawkins 3 4 20. 15. Payton Perkins 0. Snow 9, Stewart 1. Cummings Totals 2, WingateO-98. (127) d't3 P !ui Hd.t" ,:.s hnovvrfs. fc.'jf. v.a 2 b b j 6 J E t. nu'. Ifii Ci.a AIR FORCE 16 Summers 4 7 9 Humphrey 7. Hollins 6 Reese 11. Smith 0 Kiloore 10 22 59 0 Totals dlemore Halftime hit' only So Uintah eame out a " w inner. Amber White led Uintah I'inial' (7-with y. while Caflie Trane had 21 and l.acev Vales 15 for I.ehi V Doubles Quarterfinals J act: (j METHODIST (12-4- ) 2 Poerner 0, Grafenreed 9. Woods 6. 21, Matthews 0 0 0 Dimson 2. Anderson ris 14. Krist 0 0 0 Totals 9. Hearn 63. 18-- intah l nil throws, while Lehi could in.nuL" WASATCH (66) fjt-- f'r,,ti.t 18-- Hut Cairic Sumiiu'ilias s had 14 points and laslia Widdcson 13 lor W.isah h. I'aik Cil h'll to 0-- aiul r 31 lic l I). I'niMt, I l;th 2-- sun METH. 63, AIR FORCE SOUTHERN 5:30 p.m. Washington at Atlanta. 5:30 p.m. New York at Charlotte, 6 pm. Dallas at San Antonio. 6:30 p.m. Portland at Phoenix. 7 pm. Denver at L A Clippers, 8:30 p.m. Golden Stale at L A. Lakers. 8 30 p.m. Portland Seattle goals i Singles Semifinals val Orlando At Boston PHILADELPHIA jI Ausliaha (AP- the $7 6 million AubtMl;an ' Jpen ms Center lo Friday's Games Orlando at Boston, 5 p.m. Sacramento at Philadelphia. Denver 94, Vancouver 84 Utah 111. Phoenix 99 Seattle 98. Portland 97 I Mf LBOURNE 13-- Miami at Toronto. 5 pan. Milwaukee at Orlando. 5 30 p m. Chicago at Cleveland. 5:30 p m. New York at Indiana. 5:30 p.m. New Jersey at Houston, 6 30 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Seattle vs. L A. Clippers at Anaheim, Detroit at Golden State. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Philadelphia 127, Boston 125, OT Sacramento 97, Detroit 92 New Jersey 103, San Antonio 95 h HFK V field goals in their Region Ten haskelhall matchup. And hold had four anions; those field goals. in W.ivikii iiiocil Io Ki.'t:ion en phi u nil ;i 5i 21 past iiil'IiI. IHL' ol l';i:k 10-i o ;ts.iu h milsioivcl liiii!i','ldiiiliiiL; I'.irk Cii IX 2 in if liiM iii:nkT. A 17-third iiuirk'i' scali'd the Mctois. 4 17-- Thursday's Games Toronto 118 Minnesota 106 Orlando 93. Washington 88 Miami 94. Atianla 91 Charlotte 114, Houston 108 Chicago 88. New York 87 Indiana 92. Milwaukee 89 Portland 100, L A Clippers 82 Golden Slate 105 Dallas 93 MiThehe .to'do'i SOUTHERN 12 18 - SdLrameiiio FAR WEST Montana St 93 Sacramento St 77 Southern Mem 63. Air Force 59 Weber St 98. E. Washington 69 Pacific 732 707 561 415 .410 368 366 B' A: Hktltt-'- t Western Conference - C l"'i ov 'Jf Tiani Division Seattle LA Lakera in 17 Away 12 16 12 G Men Lostl Won2 Lostl Lost2 Won2 792 - Chainjtle SOUTHWEST Houston 94 South Florida 74 Texas 76. Oklahoma 66 15-- Streak L10 3 .263 .190 Horn losll CONFERENCE Pet L 10 31 U"h Wonl 15 Dlvlaion Houston Streak 64 64 8 12 WESTERN Midweat 110 to 20 31 35 ?tj 26 ?3 22 19 19 Detroit A'1""'" Charlotte Cleveland Indiana Milwaukee Toronto C8 iVt n R Central Dlvlaion Chicago Pet L It 1? 20 II Ja'it,e Lawetii i Cleveland MIDWEST Akron 83. Cent Michigan 66 Ball St 78, Kent 75 Bowling Green 83 Miami. Ohio 80 Evansville 70 Indiana St 59 Illinois 66 Michigan St 63 Iowa St 54 Kansas St 48 Kansas 69 Texas ASM 60 Kentucky 58 Vanderbilt 46 Missoun 75. Nebiaska 74 N Iowa 93. Illinois St 88 OT Notre Dame 86. Seton Hail 72 Ohio U 82, Toledo 78 Penn St 71 Northwestern 69 Purdue 60 Wisconsin 52 S Utah 75. W Illinois 71 SW Missouri St 73. S Illinois 58 W. Michigan 76. E Michigan 73 Wichita St 80. Drake 74 Atlantic Division Miami New York Washington Orlando New Jersey Boston Philadelphia 55 III I) ll I Wasatch girls blast Park City; Lehi fails Herald Scoreboard William & Mary 61. Old Dominion Winthrop 85. 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