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Show rage THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, t'tah, Sunday, January 21, 1996 C4 ti easts sywiiSUiifiliU &SSS5HfSSSSSSlS FAR WEST Adams SI 75 Colorado Mines 68 AIMrtson 86. S Oregon 61 6. CS Dominguei Hlilt 55 CS.San B0rnrcm Cal Pdy SLO 102. Sacramento St 86 Cat Si Fuilerton 85. New Mexico St. 72 California 97, Oregon 72 Colorado St 78. Bngham oung 76 Fresno St 84. Hawaii 60 Gonzaga 60. San Francisco 55 Kansas 80. Colorado 78 Montana St. 72. Montana 65 Montana Tech 77, W Montana 64 .Pacific 81, San Jose St. 60 Point Loma 104, Cal Bapust 91 Portland 78. San Diego 64 Puget Sound 81, St Martin's 71 Rocky Mountain 78. Carroll. Mont. 73 S Colorado 96. Denver 93 San Diego 8t 77. Air Force 69 Santa Clara .67, Pepperdme 76 Southern CH 80. Arizona St 67 ' St. Mary's, Cal. 76. Loyola Manmount 64 Stanford 84. Oregon St. 51 UC t,.--; , ' "i' , i,, 'S .. , SOUTH Austin Peay 72, E. Kentucky 71 Cent. Florida 95, Georgia St. 75 Davidson at VMI, ppd., illness Florida 59, Mississippi 55 Tech 90, Virginia 70 ' Georgia Howard U. 75, 48 " James Madison 80, George Mason 72 Manhattan 98, Hampton U. 64 Maryland 77, N. Carolina St. 74, OT McNeese St. 75, North Texas 63 N C. Charlotte 69, South Florida 56 76, Md Baltimore County 73 S. Carolina St. 67, Md E Shore 50 Tennessee 67, Georgia 62 Tulane 67, Temple 59 Va. Commonwealth 79, Richmond 51 EAST Bucknell 78, Lehigh 65 . Cent. Connecticut St, 106, Troy St. 90 Colgate 89. Navy 67 Dartmouth 72, Lafayette 71 Drexel 67, Boston U. 47 Georgetown 82, Seton Hall 62 Holy Cross 81 , Army 66 Massachusetts 93, Duquesne 89 Monmouth, N.J. 71. Long Island U. 55 Rhode Island 68, Fordham 53 Rider 88, St. Francis, Pa. 70 Towson St. 88. Hartford 73 ' Vermont 67,' Delaware 66 Villanova 76. North Carolina 56 ' ' Yale 62, Brown 56 COLORADO Player- STATE . (78) r 5 8 7 Vogel 10 5 Sellers' 1 Evans Chilton Johnson Booker Mahmud Christiansen Totals 2 4 2 0 0 3 0-- 1 29-5-5 pf i , a tp 8 3 0 3 3 0 151 ' 1 4 3 0 3 2 3 0 0 15 9 19 1 2 0 2 0 8 46 21 1 1 1 0 78 23 29 33 38 35 9 14 2 5 12 14 BYU (76) Campbell Weidauer Roberts Rulfner Reid Chnstensen Cooper Ahlbom Totals 11 1 10 5 13 5 2 3 0 3 2 5 4 0 46 6 22 20 1 5 3 1 29-7-3 1 2 2 36 1 38 16 31 12 5 40 3 0 6 19 2 1 16 14 76 16 Halttime: CSU 46, 42. goals: CSU Sellers Evans Booker (earnett BYU 3 Christiansen Ruftner (Roberts Reid Chnstensen Turnovers: CSU 18. (Madison 4. Barnett 4, Vogel 3, Sellers 5, Johnson 1, Christiansen 1), BYU 10 (Campbell 3. Weidauer 1, Ruffner 2. Reid 1. Cooper 3 ) Steals: CSU 8 (Madison 1. Barnett 1. Sellers 2. Evans 3. Christiansen 1), BYU 6 (Campbell 1, Roberts 1. Reid 2. Chistensen 2). Blocks: CSU 8 (Vogel 7, Chilton 2), BYU 4 (Roberts 3, Campbell 1). Technicals: none. Officials: Danner, Payen. McCall . 319. BYU S.N DIEGO ST. 77, AIR FORCE 69 Sap Diego St. (9-6, Anderson Jatrett 11, Carter 0 22. King 6 8. Randle 16, Nelson 8 7. Gardner 0 0. Reinhardt 3 Martin 1 OO 0. Singleton 0 OO 0, Rutledge 0 4. Totals Air Force 4 77. fleese 0- 6 Freeman 21, Nelson 0 10. Minton 1 13. Horin 6. Parker 3 0- 0. Kay 3. Stewart 0. Garey 5. Totals 25-60 0, Barrett 69. HalHime Air Force 34. San Diego St. 28. Anderson 0- goals San Diego St. 5 (Jarrett Nelson Randle Gardner King Air Force Martin Reinhardt (Reese Minton Horin 4. Freeman Fouled out "" None. Rebounds San Diego St. 37 (Carter 15), Air Force 37 (Freeman 11). Assists San Diego St. 16 (Nelson 6). Air Force 16 (Freeman 6). Total fouls San Diego St. 18, Air Force 17. A 3,050. "1, J' Weber St. 93, Idaho St. 67 IDAHO St. (6-9. Preston 3. 9. Harwell ,ArtJs Brown J 4. Green 17, Tarver 21, MacArthur 0. Blake 2 2, Lee 2. 7 67. 04 Totals .., WEBER . tniery fc u - ST. (10-7- ) 0 9. Tebbs 3..Cuff ,0, 5 DeGratenned 27. Smith 0 Ketcham 1 5. Hicks 0. Baskerville 0 7. Fisher 12. Nielsen 0. Mclntire 1 93. 0. Haws 0 0 0. Totals Halttime WSU 41. ISU 28. goals ISU 5 Tarver Harwell WEB 10-Lee (Artis Baskerville Hicks (Faher Emery BeGralfenried Tebbs Cuff Fouled ISU (Green 11). out ISU. Harwell. Rebounds WEB (Tebbs 10). Assists ISU (Harwell 3). WEB 23, WEB 22. Techni-'- J (Emery 8). Total fouls-I- SU tfals ISU (Green). A 7.509. ''' TRESNO . 84, HAWAII 80 ST. .HAWAII Harris . 9 23. Sueing 2 17, Sundberg Smith 8. Whillock 6, 26, 22- 0 Totals 0. Furlong Kroeger .. r- 25 80. FRESNO ST. (12-5- ) m. MeCulloch 13. Stanley 9. Brooks 7 m9. Young 3. R. Smith 24, Austin . 15. Stamps 2. Gray 4 9. Totals 84. ltrtime Fresno St. 49. Hawaii 40. goals Hawaii A. Smith Whillock (Harris Austin Fresno St. 1 (Brooks Young ' I, Gray Hawaii Fouled out Harris. Rebounds 33 (Sundberg 13), Fresno St. 34 (Stanley 9). Assists Hawaii 12 (Hams. Sueing. Whillock 4). Fresno St. 16 (Young 8). Total fouls Hawaii 22. ' Fresno St. 19. Technical Foul R. Smith. A 10.132. A. i w "' 00 0 23 24 Denver Boys Northridge 87, Bonneville 70 Weber 87, Roy 76 (OT) Layton 64, Clearfield 58 Highland 42, Skyline 38 Davis 60, Cottonwood 54 Viewmont 80. Bountiful 71 (30T) Granger 72, Kearns 49 Bingham 57, Taylorsviile 55 . Hunter 59, West Jordan 57 Orem 53, Alta 49 Mountain View 66, American Fork 54 Hillciest 72, Jordan 52 Ogden 61 . Logan 58 Mountain Crest 77, Bear River 65 Ben Lomond 62, Sky View 57 Murray 77, West 49 Tooele 32, East 31 Olympus 68, Granite 53 Cyprus 49, Woods Cross 42 Provo 59, Springville 52 Pleasant Grove 75, Timpview 71 (2 Ot) Spanish Fork 66, Payson 57 Pine View 80, Hurricane 69 Cedar City 55, Snow Canyon 48 Lehi 60, Uintah 57 Wasatch 76. Park City 63 Emery 67. Delta 55 North Sanpete 82. Carbon 53 ' Manti 55. Gunnison 45 Millard 60. Juab 51 Morgan 86, Rowland Hall 84 South Summit 61 , North Summit 57 San Juan 81 Parowan 71 Waterford 57, Int. Christian 53 Manila 49, Lutheran 38 St. Joseph 59, Mt. Vernon 48 Wendover 92, West Desert 37 Dugway 88, Wasatch Academy 52 Bryce Valley 65, Panguitch 62 Piute 92, Millord 70 Valley 68. Escalanle 52 Wayne 75, Enterprise 66 Tabiona 76, Rich 66 Duchesne 58, Altamont 56 . . Green River 71 East Carbon 52 Monument Valley 90, Whitehorse 50 Girls Clearfield 51. Layton 41 Bonneville 48, Northridge 37 Weber 65, Roy 62 West Jordan 48, Hunter 32 . Kearns 72', Granger 38 Bingham 89, Taylorsviile 67 Olympus 87, Granite 43 West 60. Murray 52 East 53, Tooele 43 , Cyprus 58, Woods Cross 54 Uintah 50, Lehi 44 Wasatch 61 Park City 25 ' Beaver 74, Kanab 52 ' Parowan 42, Grand 34 Hurricane 50. North Sanpete 42 Snow Canyon 67, Enterprise 47 Lincoln County 58, Panguitch 55 GOLDEN D.Ellis f STATE (110) 0 21, Seikaly 6, Smith 10, Kersey 19, Sprewell Armstrong 20, Galling 0 2 16, Mullin 18. 0, Hardaway 110. (102) 12, tin 110 102 22, Mitchell 17, 1, West 2 8. Totals 4 8 8, Laettner 4 Porter 6. Mar-0 Garnett 6, 4, 97. 10, Gilliam 23, 0-- Bradley 30 Per2, Gra- 97 103 Rider goals Minnesota (Gugliotta Laettner 1 , Garnett . Porter New Jersey O'Bannon Fouled (Childs Perry out Bradley. Rebounds Minnesota 45 (Gugliotta, Laettner 9), New Jersey 65 (Brown 14). Assists Minnesota 22 (Martin 6), New Jersey 20 (Childs 10). Total fouls Minnesota 20, New Jersey 22. TechnicalsMinnesota illegal defense 2, New Jersey illegal defense. A 12,026 (20,049), MIAMI (78) Askins 3, Willis 10, 8, Mourning 4 6. Coles 2 10, Thomas Chapman 0 2 13, Gamble 04 0, Myers 9, 0 Rencher 7 2 4, Lenard 7 00 13, Schayes 2. Totals 78. ATLANTA (98) 6 4 12, Long 20, Lang Augmon 9 4 13, Smith 10, Blaylock 6-16, Ehlo 12, Webb 2 0O 4. Henderson Bullard 0 2. 6. Grandison 2, Mundt Totals Miami 98. 9 25 22 Atlanta 21 12 31 22 Miami 20 23 78 98 Askins Chapman Grandison Ehlo 0-Smith Fouled out None. Miami Rebounds 44 (Mourning, Thomas 7), Atlanta 50 (Lang 11). Assists Miami 17 (Coles 4), Atlanta 16 (Blaylock 4). Total fouls Miami 19, Atlanta 15. A 15,422 (16.365). goals Myers Atlanta (Lenard Rencher Coles Bullard (Blaylock 2 IN THE BLEACHERS 2 Mason 12, Oakley 7 9, Ewing 9. Harper 8 0 23, Starks 6. Davis OO 00 0. Christie 14, M.Williams Grant 2, 0 5. H.Williams 0. 0, Ward Totais 6 5 80. VANCOUVER (84) 1 2 2 6. Reeves King 2, Avent 14, B Edwards 0 1 7 13, Anthony 14, D.Edwards 1 4 4, Gattison 3 8, Murdock 10, Mobley 6. Totals 28-6-6 7, Scott 84. New York' 15 18 29 20 80 Vancouver 21 22 14 27 84 3 14 16 17 1 7 20 22 28 .917 .622 .555 .553 .528 .474 .405 .263 L Pet .694 .692 .639 GB .410 11 .333 .289 13 15 18 .421 .211 .703 .629 .553 .500 .436 .400 .395 ' GB 4 9 11 12 13 Ward (Davis goals New York Starks Vancouver 3 Oakley Harper Scott (B.Edwards King Anthony Fouled out None. Rebounds New York 43 (Ewing 23), Vancouver 57 (Reeves 10). Assists New York 21 (Starks 6), Vancouver 20 (B. Edwards 6). Total fouls New York 29. Vancouver 19. Technicals-N- ew York coach Nelson, Oakley 2, Anthony, B.Edwards 2. Flagrant fouls Oakley. Ejections-Oak- ley, B.Edwards. A 19.193 (19,193). 20 12 10 13 13 14 16 18 (80) 12 24 By Steve Moore PALM DESERT. Caiif, (AP) Scores Saturday after minion bob nope in rounn rouno 01 me Chrysiur Classic, played on the 7.037-yarpar-76.927-yarpar-7- 2 Bermuda Rifcje CC; J Indian Wells CC; and par-7f SSt-yard- . Tamarisk CC: par-7M3fk Brooks 270 270 Payne Stewart John Huston 270 Jerl Maggert 270. Fred Couples 271 Nolan Henxe 271 272 Jesper Parnevik Brad Bryant 272 Paul Goydos 272 Tom Kite 273 Fulton Allem 273 Jim Furyk 273 Donnie Hammond 274 Scott Hoch 274 John Adams 275 Omar Uresti 275 275 Woody Austin Bruce Lietzke 275 Lee Rinker 276 David Duval 276 276 Kenny Perry Mark Wiebe 276 Bob Lohr 276 ' Mike Springer 276 Dave Stockton 277 Scott Gump 277 277 Jay Don Blaka ' JoeOzaki 277 Mark Calcavecchia 277 Failed to auaify Rick Fehr 285 Keith Clearwater 286 Mike Reid 292 Y fejffC, Scores Puertp Rico (AP) the second round of the $800,000 ment of Champions on the 6,740-yarDorado Beach East Course: John Bland 0 Jim Colbert 9 LeeTrevino 0 Bob Murphy TonyJacklin Graham Marsh Ray Floyd Bob Charles 1 George Archer DORADO, Mike Hill 0 Jim Albus Simon Hobday J.C.Snead Hale Irwin . Jack Nicklaus Dave Stockton Jim Dent Don Bies. Jimmy Powell Walt Morgan Tom Weiskopf Tom Wargo Bruce Devlin Saturday after Senior Tournapar-7- Hyatt 137 137 138 138 138 138 139 2 ' 147 147 2 Fla (AP) Scores Saturday after the sec ond round of the $450,000 LPGA HealthSouth tournament on the 6,336-yarpar-7Disney's Lake Buena Vista Club course: 1 137 Patty Sheehan Jane Geddes 139 Kristi Albers 139 Karrie Webb 140 140 Helen Alfredsson Caroline Pierce 140 Martha Nause 141 141 141 141 73-6- Liselotte Neumann Mayumi Hirase Luciana Bemvenuti 142 142 142 142 142 142 142 142 142 143 143 143 143 143 143 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 . Betsy King Laura Davies Julie Piers Cristie Kerr Dana Dormann Wendy Ward Marianne Morris Missie McGeorge Nancy Harvey Tracy Hanson Patti Berendt Val Skinner Susie Redman Michelle McGann Hiromi Kobayashi Kate Golden Michelle Bell Shirley Furlong Vicki Fergon Renee Heiken Kim Williams Jennifer Wyatt Kim Bauer Kelly Robbins ' ' 2 4 2 2 0 73-71 2 2 3 BEEtf WlPE.- - frLL.1 ME THE o 4T Sebastien Lareau, Canada, and Alex O'Brien, det. Amarillo, Texas, Winter Ho, Tommy Haven, Fla., and Brett New Steven (7), Zealand, 64, Martin Damm, Czech and Jim Republic, Grabb, Tampa, Fla., det. Jacco Eltingh, NetherPaul and lands, Haarhuis (2), Netherlands, -- V AL women notch gymnastics win "When the first couple of score start out good, then the rest of them go up," Cattermole said. "That didn't happen on floor. We just weren't as good as I'd like us to be on the little "hold the mind together things.'" Angela Gunnell Andersen, a sophomore transfer from SUU, led the Cougar charge with a meet-hig- h 38.675 in the Teammate Kelli Rose was second with a 38.225 and in SUU's Julie Talbot was third at 37.725. Cougar gymnasts swept all four individual events, with freshman Natalie Emig grabbing the title on beam ,(9.8) and floor (9.725). Rose was the winner on bars (9.8) and sophomore Janene Chnstensen was tops on vault Cosgrave, who was suffering from a bad case of the flu, relied on some talented freshmen to pull out some tough routines on the way to the victory. "I'm thrilled to death with the talent of the team," said Cougar coach Brad Cattermole. "We made a lot of silly mistakes tonight, but we fought through to the end and I was happy to see that." The mistakes came in three falls on beam, making in necessary to count two falls on that event, on mistakes and sloppy dismounts on bars and some lapses in concentration that resulted in uneven chorein some of ography and mix-up- s the early floor routines. (9.8). The Cougars travel to Salt Lake City to face Utah Jan. 26. gymnasts open with fourth place nastics Championship Friday night. In the individual portion of the meet, the Cougars' Darren Elg scored 57.175 poifitjs-(outpoint Gary Denk (56.9).' ' COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. BYU's men's gymnastics team opened the season with a strong fourth place finish in the eight-teaRocky Mountain Open Gym 144 ffcD HAVK'T Andre Agassi (2), Las Vegas, del. Jonas Bjork-maThird Round Mark Knowies, Bahamas, and Daniel Nestor (3), Canada, det. Yevgeny Kafelnikov. Russia, and Wayne Ferreira (13), South Africa, BYU 144 144 5 68-7- Getting ftWiD. that's the j third Time I've Fourth Round Michael Chang (S), Henderson, Nev., det. Fleurian, 4. France, Jim Courier (81, Miami, del. Marcos Cndruska, 4-South Africa, Cristen 149 149 ORLANDO, Alice Miller Alicia Dibos Jill McGill l BYU's women's gymnastics team grabbed its highest season-openin- g score ever in a 191.45-185.72- 5 win over Southern Utah Saturday night in Provo. The Cougars, without senior 146 146 146 5 MELBOURNE, Australia Results Sunday (AP) from the seventh day ot the $6 35 million Australian Cpan tennis (seedchampionships m ing parentheses): Men Singles Third Round Renzo Furtan, Italy, det. Goran Ivanisevic (10), Croatia, BYU 140 140 141 142 142 142 142 142 142 Tania Abitbol NEW YORK .395 .194 m 12 2 CAGE: 12 12 12 12 (Continued from Page CI) 8 at the half. Chad Nelson led all Aztec scor-- i ers with 22 points, followed by Leon Carter's 16 and Johnson's 11. Reese led Air Force with 21 points, followed by Reggie Minton's 13, Charlie Nelson's 11 and Mike Freeman's 10. The Aztecs improved to 6 overall and 3 in the WAC. Fresno St. 84 Hawaii 80 Dominick FRESNO, Calif. 3 512 34-2- 7 12 10 . 11 11 12 9-- 5-- Young scored 21 points to lead Western Fresno State to an 84-8- 0 lead at 12:10 when Alex Fisher hit the first of three consecutive 3- lead and cruised to 41-2- 8 " pointers at the half. Oral Roberts 69 So. Utah 67 Earl McClel-ja- n TULSA, Okla. hit two free throws with eight 'seconds left to give Oral Roberts a 69-6- 7 icfory over Southern Utah ( on Saturday UC Santa Barbara 85 Utah St. 80 SANTA BARBARA, Calif. Lelan McDougal scored 24 points and UC Santa Barbara scored the final six points of the game Saturday night in beating Utah State Conference ' ' I CAS ASSOCIATION MOUNTAIN victory 6-- 8, 4-- (4-1- 2, MaaMBauui 9, (106) 0O 15, Malone 6 21, Spencer Slockton 9. Eis-le-y 14, Hornacek 8. Carr 11. Keele 00 12. Foster 2, Russell 0. Toolson 3, 0 0. Totals 44-7106. Ostertag L.A. CLIPPERS (82) Murray 3 0 0, Vaught 3 3 6, Williams 34 7, Dehere 0 4 15. Barry 22. Roberts 4 7 5. Pialkowski 7 16, Rogers 0O 2, Outlaw 0O 2, Harvey 4 3. Tower 4. Totals 82. 3D 23 Utah 28 25 106 L.A. Clippers 21 23 15 23 82 y BenoH (Toolson goals Utah Stockton Malone Hornacek 8 Los Angeles Piatkowski (Barry Dehere Fouled out None. Rogers Utah 58 (Keefe 11). Los Angeles 36 Rebounds (Vaught 8). Assists Utah- 29 (Slockton 15). Los Angeles 11 (Dehere. Piatkowski 3). Total fouls-Ut- ah 28. Los Angeles 21 . Technicals Malone. Los Angeles illegal defense 2. A 14,972 MEMBER. ROCKY 71; 85-8- 0. Kealon Wallace had 17 points and nine rebounds and Mark Flick and Dance Prince added 13 and 12 against Hawaii on Saturday night. Fresno State (12-- 5 overall, 1 points, respectively for UCSB (7-3 Big West), which made 29 of WAC) remained tied for the conference lead with Utah. Hawaii its 45 field goal attempts (64.4 perlost its seventh straight cent). conference game. Silas Mills and Eric Franson led Weber St. 93 Utah State (9-with 22 Idaho St. 67 points and 10 rebounds each. OGDEN, Utah Jimmy Justin Jones added 14 points for DeGraffenried scored 27 points the Aggies, who outrebounded 1 and had nine rebounds, while UCSB but made just 49.2 teammate Justyn Tebbs added 20 percent of their floor shots. 0 from the points and 10 rebounds to lead McDougal was 7 Weber State to a made Prince floor four and of his victory over Idaho State Saturday. shots. Overall, seven The Wildcats (2-- 2 in the Big UCSB made nine of its 3 attempts Sky, 10-- 7 overall) took their first from range. Athletic BMvTOBajBajnRgnx E I Jl " i j 1 I rof Benoil 21 O'Bannon 19, Childs 7, Fleming 4, Dare 34 0 ham 4. Totals 103. Minnesota 21 25 25 21 5 New Jersey 26 22 22 22 11 22 23 29 UTAH 24 22 (97) 6 Brown 4, ry New Jersey 16 Boston 15 7 Philadelphia Central Division 33 Chicago Indiana 23 Cleveland 20 21 Atlanta Detroit 19 Charlotte 16 Milwaukee 15 Toronto 10 ' WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division . 102. 31 31 Rooks NEW JERSEY (103) 14 19 W 26 5 29 28 25, Rider 21 11 San Antonio 25 Houston 12 27 Utah 23 13 Denver 16 23 12 Dallas 24 11 Minnesota 27 Vancouver 8 30 Pacific Division 11 Seattle 26 Sacramento 13 22 L A. Lakers 21 17 Portland 19 19 17 Golden State 22 Phoenix 21 14 L A, 23 15 Clippers Games Friday's Atlanta 62. Philadelphia 77 Washington 93, New Jersey 87 . Indiana 89. Detroit 81 ' i , Charlotte 114, Miami 106. Minnesota 100, San Antonio 92 Dallas 129. Boston 124 Utah 111, Orlando 99 Portland 101, Phoenix 84 New York 100, Seattle 97. OT L A. Lakers 106, L.A. Clippers 100 Saturday's Games Late Games Not Included New Jersey 103, Minnesota 97. OT Golden State 110, Charlotte 102 Atlanta 98. Miami 78 Sacramento 115. Denver 110 Vancouver 84, New York 80 Utah at L.A. Clippers at Anaheim, (n) Cleveland at L.A. Lakers, (n) Sunday's Games Boston at Toronto, 10 a.m. Chicago at Detroit, 10 a.m. ' Orlando at Houston. .12:30 p.m. Washington at Indiana, 1:30 p.m. San Antonio at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Dallas at Seattle. 6 p.m. Sacramento at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Portland, 7 p.m.. ' 34 23, Geiger 9 2 Curry 0 25. Adams 9. Addison 4 11 . Zidek 0 4 2, Parish Hardgoals Golden State (Sprewell Charlotte Armstrong (Curry Rice Adams Johnson Fouled out None. Rebounds Golden State 64 (Smith 20), Charlotte 46 (Geiger 10). Assists Golden Stale 23 22 (Johnson 7). Total fouls-Go- lden Charlotte 9), (Hardaway State 12, Charlotte 18. Technicals Mullin 2, Charlotte illegal defense 3. Flagrant foul Adams. Ejection Mullin. A 24,042 (24,042). MINNESOTA 19 Miami 28 24 115 110 (Richmond Marciulionis Denver Slith Rose 1, L.Ellis Fouled out Grant. Slith. Rebounds-Sacram- ento 48 (Polynice 13), Denve- - 43 (McDyess Sacramento 24 (Edney 10), Denver 27 12). Assists Total touls Sacramento 28, Denver 28. 11). (Rose Technicals Sacramento illeoal defense 2, Denver A 16,820 (17,171). illegal defense. Gugliotta 17 Orlando New York Washington 31 28 Eaney (Abdul-Rau- , Pet .737 .632 .500 .447 L 10 110 33 32 away Times MST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W Totals 28 26 13. Mutombo 8 36. Slith 12, 8. R Williams 00 0 goals Sacramento W.Williams Rice 6 04 2, Hancock 0 2. Totals Golden State Charlotte All a Madison Barnett . Ellis L Sacramento Fhday'sgames i Chicago St. 77, Mo Kansas City 66 E. Michigan, 109. Ball St. 102, OT Kent 71, W Michigan 69 . Marquette 59. Memphis 55 Miami. Ohio 88, Cent. Michigan 72 Michigan St. 62. Iowa 60 N. Illinois 84, Butler 57 Northwestern 62, Wisconsin 52 Notre Dame 79, Rutgers 67 Ohio U. 81 Akron 60 St. Louis 60, DePaul 59 Tennessee St, 82, SE Missouri 70 .Tulsa 75, SW Missouri St. 65 Valparaiso 86, Buffalo 65 'W. Illinois 80. NE Illinois 72 Bay 73, Ill Chicago 67 McDyess f 16. MIDWEST ' 15 Abdm-Rau- 4 Rose 8, 0, Hammonds Johnson UC Santa Barbara 85. Utah St. 80 Utah 88. Wyoming 65 Weber St. 93, Idaho St. 67 SOUTHWEST Arkansas'60. Mississippi St. 68 Kansas St. 5. Oklahoma 60 Texas 81, Southern Meth. 63 (110) 20, 6 Totals CHARLOTTE UNLV 61 lrvine-6- DENVER D Ellis Oral Roberts 69, So. Utah (7 So. Utah (9-9. Caton 18. Bodily 8, Games 2. ChristODher 2- 10 Crosbn. 0 inflram 13. Totals 2 0 5, Saunders 9 2, Faux 67. ' Orel Roberts ) -' 12. Moses 6 MeCieilan 14, Walls 3 15, Gill 12, Wilkerson 7, Crenshaw Krusa 4, Porter 4, 0, Scruggs 1. 1 0 0, Sparach 0 0, Henderson 0O Totals 69. halttime So. Utah 30, Oral Poberts 25. Ingram (Gaines goals So Utah Oral Roberts Faux Christopher Gill Kruse Crenshaw (McClellan Fouled out Caton. Rebounds So. Utah 31 (Faux 7), Oral Ruoerts 34 (Walls 11). Assists So. Utah 8 (Bodily. Ingram, Christopher 2). Oral Roberts 13 (McClellan) Total touls So. Utah 24, Oral Roberts ' 17. 11, 3-- 3) 32-2- Check out a new Natural Gas Lennox Pulse Furnace -1 93-6- , 1 SACRAMENTO (115) 2 0O 12, W.Williams 12, Polynice Richmond 6 22. Edney 15. 0. Causwell Williamson 3 0. Corbin 0--0 16. Marciulionis 20. Houston 0. Hurley 0O 0O 2. Totals 0, Simmons Grant 8 16, 5 115. mm For the individual Interested in earning an Income In excess ot sioo.ppq team. National company now interviewing quallflad Individual- to distribute Ditrmy Products. NO SELLING Ideal family buainesa. Work out of your home. Simply restock profitable accounts. (Shopping Centers, Gift Shops, Food Stores, Drug Chaina, etc.) ! 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