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Show Thursday, January 18, 1996 THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, Utah Storm slows most fishing . . -- . M Pnce 2. McHvaine 8 Ugw Army 83. Lafayetts 79 Buoknall 7S, Brown 69 Special to The Daiiy Herald , MIAMI EAST New York Miami New Jersey cast-a-bubb- le Boston Philadelphia Central Division Chicago Indiana Cleveland There , .DANIEL'S CREEK is quite a bit of ice along the edge of. the pools making fishing difficult. A few leftover planter rainbows are being picked up with . 28 23 9 13 18 17 15 14 19 19 21 7 32 22 19 18 19 17 14 10 Detroit Atlanta Charlotte Milwaukee Toronto . , 14-in- wax-wor- on an ice fly. Fair fishing on the. south end in of water. Use a Crippled Herring tipped with waxworm and ,an ice fly dropper tipped with Green Power Bait. Drop the lure right to the bottom and bring it up a couple of inches. FISH LAKE 20-fe- et glow-in-the-da- rk Robinson 8 37, 4 12 12 V2 1312 20 .611 .543 .529 .528 .472 .389 .270 12 12 1512 18 12 Mayberry 3. Conlcn lure tipped with worm. Slow fishnot worth the trip right ,CALF CREEK 0 The ice is OTTER CREEK very thin with some water up on the surface. A few fish are being caught down in the marina. Go out only as far as the ice is safe. The ice is KOOSHAREM the shore on move to up starting with some free water around the shore. Fishing has been slow. 1 Pet .735 GS 19, 24 23 26 23 16, Wbrf 13, 2, Shaw 6 30 Finley 6 Person 18, 0 16, Smith 20-295. 7 Orlando Phoenix I J,,3J Lang 16, 1 4 Ehlo 0- - 5- - 12. 28 25 15 28 93 102 5 O'Neal OO 8, 7 0 35, 25. Vaughn 2, Turner Hardaway 0 2 9, Bowie 003. Totals Green 7 Perry 1 2 7, Carr 11. 16, 25 26 36 19 4 113. Kleine 00 6, 11, Tisdale 4 24 22 10. Totals 28 28 5 113 95 Anderson goals Orlando (Hardaway Turner Scott Shaw Armstrong PerBowie Carr Phoenix (Finley Smith son 0-Fouled out Turner. Rebounds Orlando 50 (Scott 11), Phoenix 43 (Kleine 9). Assists Orlando 32 (Hardaway, Anderson, Scott 7). Phoenix 26 (Perry 7). Total fouls-Orl23, Phoenix 21. A 19,023 (19,023). At Minneapolis GOLDEN STATE (88) 88. 0 MINNESOTA . (98) 64 18, Rooks 9 0 Gugliotta 0 5 5, Garnet! 5- 31, Porter 4 8, Rider 4 12 0 10, Martin 8, Bragg 9, West 7 1 40-80- -0 1 6 98. 0. Totals 18 88 Golden State 22 23 25 22 25 24 27 Minnesota 98 Mitchell 7 1 9, Mullin (Sprewell goals Golden State - 5, Kersey 1 Armstrong MinHardaway Mitchell nesota (Porter Gugliotta Fouled out None. Martin Rider Rebounds Golden State 67 (Smith 10), Minnesota 52 (Gugliotta 14). Assists Golden State 19 (Armstrong 6), Minnesota 32 (Martin 8). Total fouls Golden State 20, Minnesota 24. Technicals Rider, Garnett, Golden Slate illegal defense. A 11,651 (19,006). 2. Harvey 2 2 2, tower New York L.A. Clipper 2 M 13, 18 18 81. 5 24 23 81 0 CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pts 28 28 24 11 64 60 57 47 45 42 32 12 12 18 18 22 23 14 18 17 23 17 23 Ottawa 8 34 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division 18 32 23 22 18 20 Detroit Chicago 22 Winnipeg 11 23 Dallas Pacific Division 24 14 Colorado 17 16 Vancouver 19 Los Angeles 18 16 22 Calgary 17 23 Edmonton 16 Anaheim 26 ' 10 San Jose 32 Games Wednesday's Detroit 3, Colorado 2 Hartford 6, N.Y. Islanders 3 Tampa Bay 6, San Jose 4 Winnipeg 4, Toronto 2 Pittsburgh 1, Buffalo 0 Montreal 3, Ottawa 0 Edmonton 4. Dallas 3 Washington 3, Chicago 2 Calgary 4, Anaheim 1 CONFERENCE North Division L SOL W Cincinnati 29 8 21 10 Michigan Fort Wayne 19 20 16 19 Indianapolis Central Division 27 Cleveland 13 11 26 Orlando Detroit 18 24 18 22 Atlanta 15 Houston 27 Muresan GF 175 158 153 123 131 116 59 48 44 39 39 17 21 S 139 Pts GF 164 156 145 149 129 118 97 51 44 44 32 10 s 11 11 9 6 5 4 116 114 112 150 115 161 125 67 55 8 4 GA 130 149 140 152 145 138 173 GA 95 130 135 124 168 155 119 164 116 56 43 43 179 130 163 151 155 41 138 126 158 40 37 24 133 150 177 160 141 211 Games Thursday' No games scheduled Games Friday's No games scheduled Saturday's Gam Gams a Boston, 6 p.m. 6-- Jan Siemehnk, Netherlands, def. Diego Nargiso, Italy, 6-- 6 (10-8- Francisco Clavet, Spain, def. Filip Dewulf, Belgium, Michael Tebbutt, Australia, tralia, Kafelnikov Yevgeny Spain, 6-- 6-Mauncio Hadad, Colombia, def. Patrick Rafter, Australia, Maiivaj Washington, Pont Vedra Beach. F!a., def. 6-Amaud Boetsch (12), France, Magnus Larsson, Sweden, def. Byron Black, ZimbabPete Sampras (1). Tampa, Fla., def. Michael Joyce, 6-Santa Monica, Calif., Boris Becker (4), Germany, def. Thomas Johansson, Sweden, Hernan Gumy, Argentina, def. David Wneaton. Lake 7 Minnetonka, Minn., 64, Goran Ivanisevic (10), Croatia, def. Sebastian Lareau, Canada, , ' Women Single Second Round Barbara Schett, Austria, def. Korea, Pts 6 11 4 3 GF 64 53 44 SOL 19 16 19 19 18 Chicago ' 23 Minnesota 21 18 Kansas City 17 20 Peoria Southwest Division L SOL W 30 Las Vegas 8 11 27 Utah 21 16 Los Angeles 20 San Francisco 18 16 20 Phoenix 164 155 153 41 151 00 56 6 4 3 3 3 51 39 33 109 139 167 153 191 178 172 168 150 143 '150 159 180 190 GF 43 42 40 38 37 Pts 5 4 4 2 3 GA 140 128 141 144 131 GF 65 56 47 43 37 Pts 5 2 ' 5 '75 146 154 183 172 137 GA 194 162 117 114 170 165 142 136 154 168 points are awarded for a victory; one for a shootout loss. Wednesday's Games Houston 2, Chicago 1 Indianapolis 5, Orlando 4, SO San Francisco 6, , Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 3 Thursday 's Game No games scheduled Sung-He- e Martina Hingis, Switzerland, def. Barbara Paulus, Rila Grande, Italy, def. Silke Meier, Germany, ). Elena Likhovtseva, Russia, def. Mary Pierce (4), France, Helena Sukova, Czech Republic, def. Magdaiena 40. , Grzybowska. Poland, 6 Rika Hiraki, Japan, def. Laxmi Poruri, Claivhtont, Calif., , ' Lindsay Davenport (10). Murrieta, Calif,, def! Rennas Stubbs. Australia. Knstie Eoogert, Netherlands, def. Nancy Feber, Belgium, Amanda Coetzer (16), South Africa, def. Sabine Hack, Germany, Jana Kandarr, Germany, def. Ybne Kamio, Japan, Friday's Games . Peoria at Atlanta Cleveland at Detroit Los Angeles at Fort Wayne Orlando at Houston Cincinnati at Kansas City Utah at Las Vegas Indianapdis at Michigan San Francisco at Milwaukee Minnesota at Phoenix Australia (AP) Results Thursday of the $6.35 million Australian Open (seedings in parentheses): MELBOURNE, PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) Scores Wednesday after the first round of the $1.3 million Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, played on the 7,037-yarIndian Ridge CC; 6,927-yarpar-7da Dunes CC; 6,478-yarpar-7- 2 Wells CC; and the 6,881 yard, Tamarisk CC: Mark Brooks 5 Smith 20, Mason 8, Harper 22, Starks 2 6. Davis 0, Christie 27. 6 13, 0 Ewing 9 2 16, Grant H Williams t-5, iiiijiHTini iiiwr m f iwifT Donnie Hammond Jay Don Blake Mark Calcavecchia Lee Rinker Tom Kite Fulton Allem Mike Springer 3 5 3 ' . 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Asa Caisson, Sweden, 9 Elie (Breaux goals Houston Chilcutt Smith Recasner Drexler Abdul-Rau- ) Denver 4 (D.Ellis Olaiuwon 2- - 7. L.Ellis Rose Fouled out None. Rebounds Houston 44 (Drexler 9), Denver 49 Houston 33 (Drex'er 12), (Mutombo 14). Assists Denver 34 (Rose 13). Total fouls Houston 16. Denver 24. Technicals Olaiuwon. A 15,717 (17,171). 5 Vm Dillard 6-- n 7 34 31, Mutombo 00 18, McDyess 0 4 0 f 2, 26, Stith 6, 3 0 4 L.Ellis 20, Roae 8 9, Williams 112. 0. Totals 0. Hammonds OO ' 34 120 30 37 19 Houston 112 21 28 27 36 Denver M q , 'V Park, South Nanne Dahlman, Finland, def. Ruxandra Dragomir, Romania. y Brenda (11), Netherlands, def. Shk Ting Wang, Taiwan. 30, Mana Endo, Japan, def. Kimiko Data (5), Japan, TIRE & SERVICE CENTERS Irww'H Tnai ' - GA Midwest Division L , r,; u 7T ,34-3- 7 : Royer Mike Donald Guy Boros Jim Furyk Grant Waite Sandy Lyle Glen Day Larry Nelson. , Doua Martin ' Bobby Wadkins-- y(r Shane Bertsch W f Tim Herron Conchita Martinez (2), Spain, del. Florencia Labat, Argentina, CONFERENCE W Milwaukee . , ' 7134- - 37 W. Hugh ,& 35-3- Larry Mlze Bob Lohr 34, EASTERN WESTERN def. Peter Tramacchi. AusRussia, def. Alex Corretja, (6), 4 D.Ellis 5 Price Brett Steven, New Zealand, Get. Brian MacPhie, San Jose. Calif., Mark Philippoussis, Australia, def. Eyal 3an, Israel, 6-- 35-3-6 Brad Bryant David Toms Justin Leonard John Cook Chns Smith Joe Acosta Jr. Bnan Kenninger Michael Bradiey Robin Freeman Scott Simpson " Dan Bateman Wayne Levi Keith Clearwater Dicky Pnde David Ogrin . Fred Couples Pater Jacobsen Patrick Burke Lennle Clements Jesper Parnevik Kevin Sutherland ), we, EASTERN L 9 15 17 19 Round Thomas Enqvist (7), Sweden, del. Adrian Vbtnea, Romania, Mark Woodford, Australia, def. Martin Sinner, Ger6-1 many, 6-Renzo Furlan, rtaly, def. Aiberto Costa. Spain, f 33- - 38 Ted Tryoa Gil Morgan 4 0 5 6, Olajuwon 00 13, Brown 11 Bryant 3 37, Drexler 22, Smith 8 0 4 0, Recas-ne-r 7, Cassell 0 2 1, Chilcutt 3-1 15. 8, Jones (H) 0, Braaux 9 120. Totals DENVER 22, B 2 28 23 . Andrew Mage Scond 0 0, Seaiy 3 Rogera 0-1 0 2, Outlaw - 7, 0 ' 2, Tommy Toilet 15. B WiUiama 6 5, Ptatkowski 0 0 Totals W , , 92. 2 New York Starks (Harper Los Angeles 9 (Murray Davis Christie Dehere Richardson Rogers Barry Fouled out None. Rebounds New York 48 (Ewing 10), Los Angeles 44 (Vauaht 8). Assists New York 17 (Starks 6), Los Angeles 14 (Richardson, Barry 3). Total fouls New York 24, Los Angeles 22. Technicals New York coach Nelson, Murray A 8.067 (16,021). END NBA Boxes Buffalo Hartford - :r.-- SmgiM 22 17 Philadelphia 21 Washington 19 Tampa Bay New Jersey 19 N Y. Islanders 12 Northeast Division 28 Pittsburgh 21 Montreal Boston 19 -- Elie 0 111. 1 7. Wallace Cheaney 1 NOTE: Two 18, Seikaly Kersey 5 00 0, Smith 5 19, Armstrong 0 13, 4,.Sprewell Mullin 14, 11, Hardaway 2- Gatling 11 4, Barry 2, Marshall 2 2 3. Totals Keys (Robinson goals Milwaukee Newman Benjamin 0--1 Conlon Mayberry Stackhouse 1), Philadelphia (Sutton Maxwell Ruftin Fouled Higgms Rebounds Milwaukee 41 (Baker 10). Philadelphia 37 (Wnght 10). Assists Milwaukee 23 (Mayberry 10). Philadelphia 25 (Ruftin 7). Total fouls Milwaukee 22. Philadelphia 32. Technical-Doug- las. Election Douglas. A 7.435 (18,168). -2 rt,, S7 -- 102. Armstrong PHOEN)X(95) 0- - Howard 5, 9. Henderson 0, 13. 12, (89) 4 19. Blaylock Denver HOUSTON (120) 6, 22 I, 17 0- - V3.'--- i 2 27 24, Long Scott 3 Anderson 23 6, At Miami WASHINGTON 29 23, Geiger 9, Add'son 0, Hancock At Phoenix ORLANDO (113) 00 Wright Weatherspoon 5 Stackhouse 17, 16, Ruftin Thomoson 4, Higgins 00 13. Maxwell 4 100. 6. Totals 4 20. Sutton 111 30 24 Milwaukee 29 28 100 21 16 25 38 Philadelphia Alston 0. Totals Vaught 34 19, Richardson S. Barry Dehere N Y Rangers Florida 13 13 13 22, Benjamin 5, Douglas 5. 7, Keys Cummings 0 0. Reynolds 0. Respert 0--0 OO OO 0. Totals PHILADELPHIA (100) glow-in-the-da- rk 2, (102) 0 0-- 3 0-- Jackson (McKey goals Indiana Pierce Smits Johnson Hoiberg Workman Atlanta 2 (Blaylock Webb Smith Fouled out None. Long Rebounds Indiana 33 (D.Davis 7), Atlanta 47 (Lang 8). Assists Indiana 25 (Jackson 6), Atlanta 18 (Long, Blaylock 5). Total fouls Indiana 23, Atlanta 16. Technicals Indiana illegal defense 2. A 8,432 (16,365). 10 10 12 16 16 17 19 8 0 7, Toronto St. Louis Indiana Atlanta GB Eaker Newman 4 22. 9 2 11. Smits D.Davis 0O McKey 2 16, Jackson 7 OO 9, Johnson 25, Pierce -6 OO 2, Workman 9 3 8, 6, A.Davis OO 2, Caldwell 3, Fertell Hoiberg 0 0. Totals 93. , 3 19, 32 20 At At Philadelphia MILWAUKEE (111) VALLEY JOHNSON'S Slow fishing, RESERVOIR small fish. Most of them are suspended down 10- - feet. Use a 1. Totals 19 24 0. Zidek 0-- 0-- 5 11. San Antonio 25 11 .711 Houston 27 13 Utah 22 3 12 .629 11 16 Denver .421 22 11 Dallas .314 24 1412 10 16 Minnesota .278 26 19 Vancouver 7 29 .194 Pacific Division 10 Seattle .722 26 13 Sacramento .606 4 12 20 L.A. Lakers 17 20 .540 612 18 18 Portland .500 8 21 10 12 16 Golden State .432 11 .412 14 Phoenix 20 L A Clippers 11 12 15 22 .405 Wednesday's Games Milwaukee 111, Philadelphia 100 Miami 36, Washington 89 New Jersey 97, Charlotte 93 Atlanta 102, Indiana 93 Orlando 113, Phoenix 95 Minnesota 98, Golden State 68 Houston 120, Denver 112 New York 92, L.A. Clippers 81 Thursday's Games Chicago at Toronto. 5 p.m. San Antonio at Detroit, 5:30 p m. Golden State at Milwaukee, 6.30 p.m. Boston at Houston, 6:30 p.m. Cleveland at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Portland at Sacramento, 8:30 p.m. Friday's Games Atlanta at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. New Jersey at Washington at Baltimore, 5:30 p.m. Detroit at Indiana, 5:30 p.m. Charlotte at Miami, 6 p.m. San Antonio at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Boston at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. Orlando at Utah. 7 p m. Phoenix at Portland, 8 p.m. New York at Seattle, 8 p.m. LA. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. Slow fishJORDANELLE ing from the shore. STRAWBERRY If you like shopping at the malls on the day after Thanksgiving, this is the perfect place to go fishing and you will catch about as many fish as you would get in the mall fountains. Fair fishing SCOFIELD the Velveeta Use in morning: early and Balls of Fire combiiiation or Rainbow Power Bait. Most of the fish are in the class. RESERHUNTINGTON A few tiger trout are VOIR being picked upon the east end off .the first main point. Use .". 0--1 goals At Atlanta INDIANA (93) ' 10 12 L 9 M Childs goals New Jersey 8 (Anderson Gill Rice 2), Charlotte (Curry Fouled out None. Adams Johnson ReDOunds New Jersey 52 (Gilliam, Williams 10), Charlotte 48 (Geiger 15). Assists New Jersey 27 (Anderson 10). Charlotte 24 (Gill 8). Total fouls New Jersey 20, Charlotte 22. Technical Geiger. A 24,043(23,698). .914 W S . 2- - 3 14 22 27 28 25 OO 20, Curry 23, Gill 5 6 8, Parish New Jersey Charlotte WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Worms. ing. It is now. 1 Pet .757 .639 .486 .472 .417 .369 .200 22 28 ' 22 26 (93) Johnson 3- - 4 9, Rice 0- - 0 0, Adams Times MST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Washington 21 CHARLOTTE All Orlando 22 24 19 17, Smith 2 0, Webb 2 Totals L 2. Ward Murray 4 7 Brown 8. Gilliam 24, Bradley 4 4 0 16, Childs 4 15, Anderson 0 0. Glass 8. Dare Williams 3S 0 Totals 2. 97. Fleming Augmon W 00 L.A. CUPPERS (81) At Charlotte, N C. NEW JERSEY (97) ATLANTA ing from the shore with a few fish being picked up off the north side of the island with Green Sparkle Power Bait on a sliding sinker rig. Use a because it does not lodge between the rocks quite as easily. 0--0 1 Wallace goals Washington 7 (B.Price Miami 5. M.Price Legist Cheaney Gamble Rencher (Chapman 36, Myers - 3, Coles Askins Fouled cut-N- one. Willis 0-Rebounds Washington 58 (Muresan 21). Miami 62 (Mourning 15). Assists Washington 9 (B Pnce 4), Miami 17 (Myers 5). Total fouls Wash- ' mgton 31, Miami 22. Technicals Willis, Miami illegal defense 2. Ejections Howard, Cotes, Askins. A 14,573 (15,200). MIDWEST 15-in- 1 0 5 2- i Ball St. 82. Cent. Michigan 69 Cincinnati 99, Xavier. Ohio 90 Cre.ghton 72, Tulsa 59 E. Michigan 77, Bowling Green 58 Evansville 84, SW Missouri St. 82 Kent 89, Akron 68 Marquette 73, DePaul 60 Miami. Ohio 62. W. Michigan 61 Nebraska 87. Mo Kansas City 69 Ohio St. 72, Northwestern 71 Ohio U. 70, Toledo 57 St. Louis 69, South Florida 58 Wisconsin 61 Michigan St. 48 SOUTHWEST Ark Little Rock 91, Grambling St. 67 Houston 89, Texas Christian 86 Oklahoma St 91 CS Northndge 58 Rice 69, Southern Meth. 51 Southern 0. 104. Ark Pine Bluff 85 Stephen F.Austin 87, Sam Houston St. 72 Tesas Tech 75, Baylor 69 AMERICAN FORK RIVER Good fishing on the lower end with worms and waxworms. Fish the lower end of the deep pools. Bounce the bait slowly along the bottom. The bite is a light tap. ' HOBBLE CREEK Good with bait. Some the of fishing browns are in the class. Use a downstream retrieve and move very slowly as you work your way up. Slow fishi, DEER CREEK 2 96. Alabama 62, Tennessee 53 E. Tennessee St. 93, Wotford 88 Florida Si. 75, Clemson 62 Georgia 71, Florida 46 Louisville 78, 70 Maryland 118, Oelaware St. 55 Mississippi St. 53. Mississippi 47 64, Hichniond 47 North Carolina 67, Virginia 53 Old Dominion 103, George Mason 86 South Carolina 87, Vanderbilt 83, OT Va. Commonwealth 81 James Madison 70 Wake Forest 66, Georgia Tech 63 William & Mary 90, VMI 49 Tail nymphs. McCann 2 Curry 2. 1 lS) Washington Miami SOUTH 40-fe- et 00 3 5 8 0 Askins 16, Mourning 2, Willis 8 2 0 5, Schayes 3, Cdes 8 38, Gambia 0- - 2 0 2, Thomas 6. Chap1, Myers 23-3-9 7 man 18, Bencher 4 00 5. Totals Colgate 77. Lehigh 60 Connecticut 68. St. John's Long Island U. 79. Wagner 78 Maris! 70, Fairtsigh Dickinson 57 Massachusetts 77, Rhode Island 71 Monmouth. N.J. 82, Mount St. Mary's. Md. 77 Navy 67, Holy Cross 63 New Hampshire 72, Dartmouth. 69 Rider 70. St Francis. NY 51 Rutgers 78, PittsDurgh 77 Seton Hall 78, Villanova 73 St. Francis, Pa. 57. Robert Morris 45 Temple 69, Fordham 48 PINEVIEW Fishing has been slow. The marina and out from the shore for 200 yards is ice free. Crappie and walleyes are being taken with marabou jigs tipped with minnow. BEAR LAKE Good to excellent fishing off the rock pile in 35- - to of water. Use a white marabou jig tipped with Cisco or minnow. Drop the jig right to the bottom and use a slow jigging motion. The bite is very light. BLACKSMITH'S FORK . Good fishing with size 14 Pheas-ar- it 7 0 Butter e3. 0-- 0. wait By REX INFANGER - llsiald Scsi eboaid Report . Page D3 BRiooyyvowri utopa83 IfcSS T" card also CCB"Tn 1 |
