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Show Monday, January 22, 1996 THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, I'tah EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division w Orlando New York Washington ' 29 24 19 17 16 15 7 Miami , New Jersey , Boston Philadelphia , Central Division ' Chicago , Indiana Atlanta ' ' Cleveland Detroit ' .. .487 21 .447 11 22 24 30 421 .385 .189 12 3 14 21 17 21 17 18 ' ' ' ' , . . EAST Connecticut 79, Syracuse 70 Fairfield 60. Siena 47 George Washington 77, Dayton 58 lona 75. Canisius 72 Loyola, Md. 71, Niagara 65 SOUTH Aia. Birmingham 70, Cincinnati 68 Auburn 95. LSU 87 Clemson 55. Wake Forest 41 Louisiana Tech 46, South Alabama 45 Louisville 87, Southern Miss. 61 W Kentucky 83, Rock 65 GB 4 12 10 12 12 14 21 .919 .632 .553 12 12 12 10 13 13 .553 .514 .474 .405 1612 .282 24 MIDWEST Iowa St. 73, Missouri 62 Michigan 67, Penn St. 68 N. Iowa 82, Drake 76 FAR WEST 15 19 Washington 85, Washington St. LMVISIOrl W ' . 20 22 28 WESTERN CONFERENCE monm 20 24 11 . Pet .744 .632 34 19 18 15 Charlotte Milwaukee L 10 14 L San Antonio 26 11 Houston 27 13 .Utah 24 13 Denver 16 23 Dallas 12 25 Minnesota 11 27 Vancouver 30 Pacific Division Seattle 11 27 Sacramento 22 14 L A. Lakers 21 18 Portland 20 19 . Golden State 17 '22 . Phoenix 15 21 . L A. 15 Clippers 24 Saturday's Game New Jersey 103, Minnesota 97 OT Golden State 110, Charlotte 102 Atlanta 98, Miami 78 Sacramento 115. Denver 110 , Vancouver 64, New York 80 Cleveland 93, L A. Lakers 82 Utah 106, L A. Clippers 82 . Sunday's Games Toronto 97, Boston 95 Chicago 111, Detroit 96 Orlando 97, Houston 96 Indiana 106, Washington 96 San Antonio 118, Philadelphia 88 Seattle 108, Dallas 101 Portland 88, Cleveland 81 Phoenix 111, Sacramento 97 Monday's Games San Antonio at Miami, 5:30 p m Houston at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Vancouver at Milwaukee, 6 30 p m Tuesday 's Games New Jersey at Toronto, 5 pm. Philadelphia at Orlando, 5:30 p.m.. Atlanta at Cleveland, 5:30 p.m. Phoenix at Indiana, 5:30 p.m. ' Chicago at New York, 6 p.m. Portland at Utah, 8 p.m. Dallas at Sacramento, 8:30 p.m Pet GB .703 .675 12 .649 2 .410 11 .324 .289 14 .711 .611 4 .538 6 12 UVSC 10 12 .417 11 1212 .385 ) (13-3- Valentine 24 0 4, Hunter 0 9, Salea 00 2, Tara Ferrin 0-- 34 3, Tricia Ferrin 5 18, 0 Harrison 0 4 2, Pool 3 0, Pehrson 7, Davis 9 2 10, Holdcraft 1, Hansen 3 0. Totals 8, Whimpey 64. Halftime-Utah Valley 31, CSI 24. goals: S. Idaho 5 Stoor Barnes Olson 0- (Henry 3. Covington arrossa Fortner UVSC 0 (Tricia Ferrin 24, Hunter Pool Davis Rebounds-CS- I Fouled 30 (Glover 7), UVSC 46 (Tricia Ferrin 9). Assists-CS- I 13 (Henry 4), UVSC 17 (Tricia Ferrin 6). Fouls-CS- 1 19, UVSC 15. 712 .513 .436 UVSC MEN 84, SOUTHERN IDAHO MEN 79 SOUTHERN IDAHO (16-3- ) 2 Wallace 4 20, R. Brown 3 7, Callender 5 9, Yoder 11, G. Brown 22, Pleasant 04 00 0, Evans OO 0, Junger 44 9, Lageman 0O 04 0, A. Brown 5 1, Totals 3 79. UTAH VALLEY (18-2- Hendrix 8, ) Benson 13, Michaelis 14, Elliott 17, OO 5, Hallows 0O 0, Willden 16, Fugal 0O 2, Totals 8 85. Halftime-UVS43, CSI 37. goals: CSI G. Brown (Yoder UVSC 9 Pleasant ), Hawkins Elliott 34, Brotherson (Benson 1, Willden Fouled out-R- . Brown. Rebounds-CS- I 30 (R. Brown 7), UVSC 40 (Willden 9). Assists-CS- I 13 (Brown 5), UVSC 1 6 (Michaelis 4). Technical foui-Brown (ejected). Fouls-CS- I 25, UVSC 18. (2100). 3 10, Anderson . Wesley 0, Barros 10, Lister UTEP 1 1 (97) 9. Wolf 6. O'Neal 29, 7, Hardaway 50 28, Turner OO 5. Vaughn 0O 0, Shaw 0O 11, Bowie - 2 00 2. Totals 40-897. HOUSTON (96) 7, Olajuwon 10, Brown Horry 8 Cassell 5 30, Drexler 3 20, Smith 5 Chilcutt 0O 00 0, 14, Bryant 0 14, 00 Breaux 00 0, Recasner 0-- 00 0, Jones 96. 0. Totals 22 27 Orlando 97 25 23 Houston 22 27 96 24 23 Turner (Hardaway goals Orlando Shaw Houston Scott Anderson Recasner Smith (Cassell Horry Drvxler Fouled out Wolf. Rebounds Orlando 50 (O'Neal 16), Houston 53 (Olajuwon 11). Assists Orlando 26 (Hardaway 13). Houston 23 (Horry 10). Total fouls Orlando 21, Houston 15. Technicals Hardaway. A 16,285 (16,611). 0 (96) 6 23. Muresan 3 5 19, Webber 7 OO 2, Legler 3 16, B.Price 7 9, Butler 1 Wallace M.Price 9, 6, 12, , 2 96. Mcllvaine 0-0 0. Totals INDIANA (106) 7 2 10, Smits 3 15. D.Davis 5-McKey 4 9, Pierce 3 23. Jackson 4 24, Miller ll 0O 0. 10. Workman 6, A.Davis 5 7 4 106. 9. Totals 21 96 22 24 29 Washington 21 106 22 29 34 Indiana B Price (Legler goals Washington Butler , Wallace M Price Webber Miller Workman , ' Indiana 3 (Jackson Howard - 00 40 k ' . Fouled out Muresan. Rebounds Washington 44 (Webber 11), Indiana 45 (Jackson, A Davis 7). Assists Washington 20 (Webber 9), Indiana 23 (Jackson 11). Total fouls Washington 26. Indiana 26. Technicals Miller, D.Davis, Washington illegal defense. A 16.718 (16,530). SAN ANTONIO (118) 3- 13. Perdue 14 0O 2, Robinson Elliott 8. 0O 14, Johnson 8 5 23, Del Negro 034 14. Rivers 0 18, Person Lohaus 4. Demps 14. Herrera 0 0 Alexander 8 118. CHI 4. Totals 2- - 7 4. Anderson PHILADELPHIA (88) 17. Wnght f 3. Weatherspoon Alston 00 3. 20. fiumn 1 0 0. Stackhouse 34 14. Sutton 0 4. Maxwell ' Thompson 7. 11, Wallers 4 0O 3, Higgins ' Dumas 88. 2 6. Totals 118 27 28 29 34 San Antonio 88 25 22 25 18 Philadelphia (Alexander goals San Antonio Person Elliott Demps Lohaus -' (Stackhouse 34. Walters 24. RuiPhiladelphia Fouled Maxwell tin Sutton Higgins 56 (Robinson ' out None. Rebounds San Antonio 58 (Weatherspoon 15). ' 8), Philadelphia San Antonio 37 (Johnson 12). Philadelphia 20 (Hultin 7). Total fouls San Antonio 20. Philadelphia 14. , A 13.311 (18.168). -- DALLAS 29. Meyer 04 0- McCtoud 30 22. Davis 4- 16. Kictd 6 0 0, Jackson 0, Parks 9 0 8, Dumas 2 0-- 8, Brooks 101. Totals 0. 0 0 Hodge 00 SEATTLE (108) Perkins 24 8, 2 26. Wingate Kemp 29, Askew 8. Hawkins 44 20, Payton 9 0O 5, 7, McMillan 24 6, Johnson 34 24 103. 0 Totals Schemer 101 33 17 27 24 Dallas 108 31 24 25 28 Seattle Jackson goals Dallas 1 (McCloud Seattle Dumas Brooks 4, Kidd Askew McMillan - (Hawkins 24, Paton Fouled out Davis. Rebounds Dallas Perkins 1 Dallas Assists 52 3) Seattle (Kemp 60 (Jones 20). Dal- 22 (Kidd 8) Seattle 26 (McMillan 6). Total fouls Seattle Technicals 19 Wingate, las 26 Seattle (17.072). coach Karl, SACRAMENTO (97) 4 3 Potynice 14 4. 6rant Williams 12. Houston 21, Edney Richmond Mar10. 50 11. Hurley 4, Corbin 24 ciulionis3-2. Williamson 9.SimrrK)ns0;31-21.Cusl1-- 10. Totals 5 fw. HU Sacramento Phoenix enIo Edney 5 3 wTlliams out-N- on. Green 22 Barkleve-1OO 9. Johnson Person 18, 97. 4 ""'Ml.,40 7 11 16 Perry 12. Carr 3849 111. 0, Tisdale 0O 6 Totals 36-;87 22 30 19 111 25 28 30 30 (Richmond Mansion,, ,1-- Simmons -- pf!? RnSnlo4SJWyci Cs-28 ,0 TKh.nJ"Tn: CLEVELAND Mills 1 (81) 7, 8. - " frry Brandon " 7 ESliT I William. W4 21. J. Robinson 10, I 64 n"SJnL 7Vki. 6 "trt-n- M 1 0-- 0- - 2. Totals UTEP 30, New Mexico 18. goals-N- ew Mexico 6 Schornstein (Shields Smith 3- (Jones-YounUTEP Olney 6. Davis Ingles Spillar 14). Fouled out Garcia. Rebounds New Mexico 35 (Thomas 7), UTEP 28 (Beal, Garcia 6). Assists New Mexico 8 (Smith 3V, UTEP 8 (Davis 4). Total fouls New Mexico 17, UTEP 22. Technicals Thomas, Shields, Garcia. A 12,222. WYOMING 88, WYOMING UTAH (14-3- Jessie ) 34 12, Van Horn 18, Doleac 11 , Rydalch 3- 3 14, Caton 04 2, Miller 10. Melmeth 6 0O 4. Pre2, Hansen 0 ston 2 2 3, Chapman 5, Carleton 3 7, Jensen 0 0O 0, Jonas 0O 0, Meacham 0O 0O 0. Totals 284 6 88. 7 44 34 44 00 Halftime Utah 40, Wyoming 28. Whitehead (Coleman Smith Roberts Johnson Sawyer Utah 7 (Jessie Preston Rydalch Caton Fouled out Wyoming, Haslam. Rebounds Wyoming 31 (Coleman 6), Utah 38 (Melmeth, Van Horn 7). Assists Wyoming 12 (Johnson 6), Utah 19 (Miller 5). Total fouls Wyoming 27, Utah 21. A 15.091. ' UC SANTA BARBARA 85, UTAH ST. 80 UTAH ST. (9-Mills 9 8. Franson 22, Wickizer 5 14, Rogers 22, Jones 8. Smith 3 0. Totals 6, Moore 0, Womack 80 UC SANTA Allen 3 0 BARBARA 8, Flick (7-- 60 5 50 34 5, Prince Wallace 13. 44 24. Turner McDougal OO 12. Miller 00 0, Bunton 0 17, 6. Totals 85. Halftime UC Santa Barbara 46, Utah St. 38. Mills 24), UC San(Jones goals Utah St. Allen ta Barbara (Prince McDougal 2- Fouled out None. Rebounds Utah 2, Flick St. 32 (Mills. Franson 10), UC Santa Barbara 21 (Wallace 9). Assists Utah St. 17 (Mills 7), UC Santa Barbara 21 (Turner 10). Total fouls Utah St. 19, UC Santa Barbara 15. A 4,564. the top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll fared this week: 1. Massachusetts (16-0- ) beat Rhode Island beat ' Duquesne 93-82. Kentucky (15-1- ) beat LSU 129-9beat Texas Christian 124-83. Cincinnati (12-1- ) beat Xavier, Ohio lost to How 4. Kansas (14-1- ) beat St. Peter's beat Colorado 85-7- beat No. 5. Connecticut (16-1- ) beat St. John's 12 Syracuse beat 6. Wake Forest (12-2- ) beat Richmond lost to No. 19 Clemson 5541. Georgia Tech 10 No. 7. Villanova (14-3- ) lost to Setoti Hall beat North Carolina 8. Georgetown (16-2- ) beat beat Notre Dame Seton Hall lost to Mar9. Memphis (12-3- ) beat Arkansas quette lost to 10. North Carolina (134) beat Virginia No. 7 Villanova 11 Virginia Tech beat George Washington ) beat Dayton lost 10 12. Syracuse (134) lost to West Virginia No 5 Connecticut tost to No. 13. UCLA (12-4- ) beat Arizona State . 18 Arizona 14. Penn State (13-1- ) tost to No. 20 Michigan : beat San Diego State beat Col"5. Utah (14-3- ) 20T: beat Wyoming orado State 86-8lost to Michigan 16 Iowa (144) beat Illinois State 17 Purdue (14-3- ) beat Indiana lost to Illinois 71 67. ; beat 18. Arizona (13-3- ) beat Southern California 93-8No. 13 UCLA Florida State 19 Clemson (12-2- ) beat 6 Wake Forest 5541. 20. Michigan (14-4- ) beat No. 14 Penn State 67-621. Mississippi Slate (114) beat Mississippi 5347; lost to Arkansas 22 Georgia (114) beat Florida 7146; lost to Tennessee 23. Auburn (15-3- ) beat LSU 9547. 24. Boston College (12-3- ) beat St. John's 25. Texas Tech (14-1- ) beat Baylor 7509; beat Houston No. lost to - "- 8, Portland j basketball coaches' poll, with e votes in parentheses, records tnrough Jan. 21 and previous rankings, total points based on c vote through on point tor 25 points tor a vote: 1 25th-pia- c Pvs Record Pts 16-1 793 1. Massachusetts (26) 15- - 1 2 764 2. Kentucky (4) 12-711 4 3. Cincinnati (1) 14-707 3 4 Kansas 16- - 1 5 5. Connecticut (1) 688 ' 16-611 7 6 Georgetown 14-7. Villanova 8 577 12- - 2 6 572 8 Wake Forest 14-- 3 11 9. Utah 458 11- - 1 13 10 Virginia Tech 450 11 North Carolina 9 443 134 13- - 3 12. Arizona 17 388 12 13. Syracuse 361 134 13- - 1 14 14. Penn Stat 346 12- - 3 15 Memphis 10 324 18 Michigan . 144 19 312 The USA TODAY-CN- 124 144 17. UCLA 18 Iowa 19 Purdu 20. Clemson 21 Boston College 4fJ0 1, Texas 14- - 3 247 233 15 16 18 12-- 156 20 12-- 130 15- - 3 121 118 14-- 1 271 14X411 SC4FXDV Montana St. Boise St. Idaho St. Montana Weber St. Idaho E. Washington N. Arizona 226-908- 0 "OntUdckK Doe HAM" 531 S. 132S Wast Oram 40 120 4--0 10-- 2 J-- 4 . 6 14 0 0--5 4-- 0 13-- tralian Open (seedings in EIGHT REGION 3.1 parentheses): Men n-10-- 04 TEN Union Wasatch Uintah Single Fourth Round 9.4 7.7 20 sia, def. MaliVai Washington, Ponte Vedra Beach, 6 1 Lehi 64. Fla., 6-Thomas Enqvist (7), Sweden, del. Renzo Furlan, 7 Park City W L Pet. 3 .824 ,70C .882 .600 S 2 6 6 .625 6 .625 6 .625 9 .471 8 5 4 .313 .250 11 12 Conference LPct. ' 2.667 2.667 2.800 3 .571-- All W 11 7 8 5 9 7 6 4 4 3 .571 3.500 4.429 4.429 4.429 5.167 W Cal S. Utah CS Northridge Sacramento St. 1 0 0 0 Games L Pet. 5 .688 6 .538 6 .571 8 .467 10 .333 9 .500 8 .467 .400 .267 286 9 11 10 All Game Pet 5 .688 9 '.438 8 .429 4 .750 7 .588 7 .500 12 .143 12 .200 W L 11 7 6 12 10 7 2 3 All Games L Pet. V L Pet. 01.000 0.000 0.000 1.000 9 9 4 4 8 9 12 .529 13 .235 .529 .250 Scenic West Athletic Conference Men's basketball Conf. 1 Utah Valley State North Idaho 2 Eastern Utah 3 Dixie Southern Idaho Snow . Ricks 5 Salt Lake Treasure Valley 6 NW Colo. 10 (not including last week's games) SCORING LEADERS Kevin Simpson, Dixie. 25.9 Versile Shaw, CEU, 23 5 Marcus Wallace. CSI, 21 6 Scott Benson. UVSC, 20 0 James Barnett, CNCC. 19.6 rt ' REBOUNDING LEADERS Versile Shaw, CEU, 11.1 Matt Pinckney, SLCC, 9.2 James Barnett, CNCC, 8 8 Abdul Brown. CSI. 8 5 Kevin Simpson. Dixie, 8.3 ASSIST LEADERS George Brown. CSI, 8.1 Josh Zentner, Ricks, 7.4 Derrick Elliott, UVSC, 6.6 Johnny Robison, SLCC, 6.4 Mitchell Johnson, CEU, 6.1 Overall 16-- 2 17-- 2 16-- 3 3 16-14-- 5 0 13-- 6 Woodforde, Australia, def. Mark Philippoussis, Australia, Women Monday, Dec. 25 y Classic At Montgomery, Ala. Blue 26, Gray 1 Aloha Bowl At Honolulu Kansas 51, UCLA 30 0 Conchita Martinez (2), Spain, def. Lindsay Davenport 6-Russia, Huber (8), Germany, def. Barbara Schett, Aus- Anke 20 Cincinnati 5, Detroit 3 Fort Wayne 3, Michigan 2, SO Utah 4, Houston 1 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games No games scheduled Wednesday's Games Atlanta at Houston Los Angeles at Indianapolis . Detroit at Kansas City Las Vegas at Michigan Fort Wayne at Minnesota Chicago at Orlando Saturday, Dec. 30 Liberty Bowl At Memphis, Tenn. East Carolina 19, Stanford 13 Carquest Bowl At Miami North Carolina 20, Arkansas 10 Peach Bowl At Atlanta . Virginia 34, Georgia 27 Sunday, Dec 31 Sugar Bowl At New Orleans Virginia Tech 28, Texas 10 , Monday, Jan. 1 Outback Bowl At Tampa, Fla. ' Penn State 43, Auburn 14 Gator Bowl At Jacksonville, Fla. Syracuse 41 Clemson 0 Citrus Bowl At Orlando, Fla. Tennessee 20, Ohio State 14 Cotton Bowl At Dallas Colorado 38, Oregon 6 Rose Bowl At Pasadena, Calif. Southern California 41 , Northwestern 32 Orange Bowl At Miami Florida State 31 , Notre Dame 26 21 - East 7 17 3 0 7 West 10 7 0 3 0 East Oliver 10 run (Prewitt kick) East FG Voskeritchian 24 West Muhammad 11 pass from Huard (Young kick) East Oliver 53 run (Prewitt kick) West FG Young 48 A Zb,112 WT ET First downs 13 14 10-- 5 12-15-- 14- - 5 134 Rushes-yard- 10-- 9 s 26-8- 134 4 Passing Return Yards 3 Comp-Att-I- 3 Punts Fumbles-LosPenalties-Yard- 173 15 1540-- 943 540 t 0 s Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL RUSHING 31:07 28:53 STATISTICS East, Oliver (New Mexico) Ingoglia Childs (Nebraska) Lewis (Massachusetts) Milne Stark (Trin(Penn State) (Maryland) Milanovich (Maryland) ity International) Matthews (NorthBerringer (Nebraska) western St.) 34. West. Davis (TCU) 641. Levine Muhammad (Michigan St.) (Kansas) Brown (Fresno St.) , Smith (Texas A&M) Williams (USC) 34, Huard (Washington) (Kansas) PASSING Stark East, Milanovich West, Huard Berringer Williams Pullig (Texas A&M) RECEIVING Harrison Roche East, (Syracuse) Lewis (Maryland) (San Jose Si 1 Ingoglia Milne Scott (Penn St.) Shelley (Central Child West. VanDyke (Nevada) 346. St.) Davis (TCU) Blair (Calgary) 240. Levine Clay (Texas A&M) Roques (Ciaremont-Mudd- ) Brown Muhammad Smith GAMES BOYS Panguitch 69, Piute 55 Kanab 83. S. Sevier 47 Monticello 62. Parowan 42 Intermountain Christian 82. Manila 54 West Desert 62. Wasatch 60 Wayne 81, Escalanle 60 Enterprise 79. Bryce Valley 60 Valley 66. Millord 49 St. Joseph 50, Rich 49 Tintic 49, S t.. Lutheran 32 GIRLS Intermountain Christian 45. Manila 40 West Desert 66. Wasatch 35 Monument Valley 48. Whitehorse 31 S.L. Lutheran 78. Tintic 23 Whitehorse 38, E. Carbon 27 EASTERN CONFERENCE North Division W Cincinnati Michigan FortWayn Indianapolis Central Division Cleveland Orlando 31 22 22 20 28 28 25 Milwaukee Chicago Peoria Kansas City Minnesota Region 4 1 . 14 2 34 94 1 -2 20 20 Lefu Wasatch Unton Park City Uintah . 94 94 0--6 0-- 3 70 50 7 104 6-- - 21 20 19 19 18 SOL 6 4 4 Pt 68 56 48 44 GF 177 163 162 157 6 4 3 4 4 62 60 53 40 34 197 186 178 157 152 SOL 5 4 3 2 4 Pis GF 47 44 148 12 20 16 14 11 2 0 L 16 20 20 22 25 41 135 138 40 40 154 148 GA 120 148 175 159 186 158 1 70 192 205 GA 151 161 138 184 193 Southwest Division GA GF SOL Pt 199 67 123 5 30 11 Utah 2 62 178 121 21 Los Angeles 17 6 48 174 172 155 19 7 San Francisco 183 45 22 18 Phoenix 147 163 42 20 6 NOTE: Two points are awarded tor 1 victory; on tor a shootout loss. Saturday's Game Chicago 5. San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3. Los Angeles 1 Peoria 3. Detroit 1 Indianapolis 3. Fort Wayne 2 Orlando 7, Kansas City 3 Las Vegas 4, Houston 3. SO Cleveland 3. Michigan 2. SO Milwaukee 5, Phoenix 4, SO Utah 7. Minnesota S Sunday' Gama San Francisco 8. Atlanta 7, SO Phoenix 3, Chicago 2 las Vegas 10-- 1 Alia Hillcrest American Fork Jordan REGION EIGHT Provo Spnngville Pleasant Grove Payson Spanish Fork Timpview REGION TEN Overall 12-- 4-- 9 20 18 Atlanta 23 15 Houston 29 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Detroit W basketball REGION FOUR Team Mountain View Brighton Orem L 11 W L 31 9 Devoe WONDERTONE REGENCY SATIN Latex 3549 Retail s24.53 Final scores and money Calif. (AP) won Sunday from the $1.3 million Bob Hope par-7- 2 Chrysler Classic, played on the 7,037-yarIndian Ridge CC; 6,927-yarBermuda par-7- 2 Dunes CC; 6,478-yarIndian Wells CC; and par-7Tamarisk CC: the 6.881 yard, par-7Mark Brooks, $234,000 337 69- John Huston. $140,400 338 70- Scott Hoch, $88,400 339 71- Brad Bryant. $53,733 340 Nolan Henke, $53,733 340 71- 340 Payne Stewart, $53,733 341 Kenny Perry, $39,163 . Paul Goydos. $39,163 341 69- Jeff Maggert, $39,163 341 72- Fred Couples, $39,163 341 342 Woody Austin, $31 ,200 Jim Furyk, $31 ,200 342 70- Omar Uresti, $24,375 343 Bruce Lietzke. $24,375 343 Tom Kite, $24,375 343 72- 343 Jesper Parnevik. $24,375 344 Jay Haas, $20,150 68-7Mike Springer, $20,150 7304-68 344 70-Joe Ozaki, $17,550 345 345 Jay Don Blake, $17,550 71- Brian Henninger, $11,873 346 Brad Faxon, $11 ,873 73- 346 346 Sandy Lyle, $11,873 Scott McCarron. $11 .873 346 Dave Stockton, $11 ,873 346 David Edwards, $11,873 346 70O8O5-73-7Mark Wiebe. $11,873 346 346 Larry Nelson. $11 .873 Donnie Hammond, $11,873 346 Mike Standly. $8,450 347 Lee Rinker. $8,450 347 Fulton Ailem. $8 450 347 710908-720- 8 Curtis Strange. $6,581 348 Keith Fergus. $6,581 348 348 Kelly Gibson. $6,581 Mark Calcavecchia, $6,581 348 Scott Gump, $6,581 348 Bob Lohr, $6,581 348 David Duval. $6,581 348 Stuart Appleby. $6,581 6 348 7108- - 74O6-7Joe Acosta Jr., $5,070 349 78O7O4-70-7- 0 Jonathan Kaye, $5,070 349 Lennie Clements. $5,070 349 Brian Kamm. $4,040 350 69- Steve Jones. $4,040 350 Neal Lancaster, $4,040 350 7609090709 730907-720- 9 350 Tommy Armour III, $4,040 Grant Waite. $4,040 350 351 Robert Gamez. $3,150 70- - 72O8O8-7Allen Doyle. $3,150 351 70- 351 Steve Pate, $3,150 71- 351 TedTryba, $3,150 72- 351 HughW. Royer. $3,150 70- 351 Jerry Kelly. $3,150 Mike Donald. $3,150 351 71- Gil Morgan, $2,912 352 MarkO'Meara. $2,912 352 74- 352 Billy Andrade, $2,912 72- 352 Peter Jacobsen. $2,912 Scott Simpson, $2,912 352 70- - 73O8-70-7John Inman. $2,743 353 71 09- - 71 David Toms. $2,743 f2 353 71 '. Justin Leonard. $2,743 353 Ted Schulz, $2,743 353 72 353 Doug Martin. $2,743 09-76906-7John Adams. $2,743 353 73- Tim Herron. $2,743 353 353 Larry Mize, $2,743 70- 1 Brian Claar. $2,626 354 355 Jay Delsing. $2,600 -71 756 0509-7McCord. 356 $2,548 Gary Dillard Pruitt. $2 548 356 Bob Gilder. $2,548 356 71- Robin Freeman. $2,496 357 t--i ""& Agreed to term with Tory r contract. Agreed to terms with Ben contract McDonald, pitcher, on a WHITE SOX Phillips, outfielder, on a MILWAUKEE BREWERS HOCKEY National Hockey Leagua ;'t h! DALLAS STARS Signed Allan Bester. goalie. Piaccd Darcy Waxaluk. goalie, on inured reserve. ' MONTREAL CANADIENS Acquired Robert Dirk, detenseman. from the Anaheim Mighty Ducks for Jim Campbell, forward. Sent Marko Kiprusofl. defenseman, to Fredencton of the AHL. Waived Yves Racine, defenseman, and Oleg Petrov. left wing. VANCOUVER CANUCKS-Sig- ned Glenn Anderson. right wing. American Hockey League ALBANY RIVER RATS Recalled Krzysztof Oliwa. forward, from Raleigh of the ECHL. CAPE BRETON OILERS Assigned Geoff Finch, ooalie. to Raleigh ot the ECHL. SP'RINGFIELD FALCONS Returned Steve Carpen. ter, defenseman. to Richmond of the ECHL. SYRACUSE CRUNCH Recalled Sopny Mignacca. goalie, and Tyson Nash, forward, fiom Raleigh of the ECHL. Hi East Coast Hockey League REPLACEMENTS. KINGS-Ad- ded '.' Loaned C(avid Craievich, to Kansas City of the IHL. NASHVILLE KNIGHTS Activated Marian Kacir. forward, from iniured reserve. Placed Dan Carney, forward, on injured reserve. t RALEIGH ICECAPS Added Stephane St. Amour and Troy Stevens, forwards, to the roster. RICHMOND RENEGADES Traded Matt Adams, forward, to Raleigh for cash. International Hockey League KANSAS CITY BLADES Assigned Alex Osadchy. detenseman, to Mobile of the ECHL LAS VEGAS THUNDER Signed Jim Hrrvnak, goalie. COLLEGE MICHIGAN STATE Announced the contract of Gary Van Dam. director ol football operations, will not be renewed. RUTGERS Names Rod Sharpless defensive MOBILE MYSTICKS defenseman, . EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division I W NY. Rangers 28 11 Florida 28 12 24 12 Philadelphia 21 18 Washington 19 18 Tampa Bay 19 New Jersey 22 N Y. Islanders 12 23 Northeast Division 14 28 Pittsburgh 21 Montreal 18 Boston 19 17 Buffalo 18 23 17 Hartford 23 Ottawa 8 34 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division T 8 4 9 5 7 4 8 Pt 64 60 57 47 45 42 32 GF 175 158 158 123 3 6 6 3 21 S 59 48 44 39 39 1 17 97 GA 130 116 114 112 150 131 116 115 161 125 8 139 149 140 152 145 138 173 149 129 118 W L T Pt Detroit 32 9 3 67 23 15 9 55 Chicago Toronto 51 22 17 7 St. Louis 18 19 8 44 20 22 4 44 Winnipeg 11 Dallas 10 23 32 Pacific Division Colorado 24 14 56 ' 8 11 Vancouver 16 17 43 11 Los Angeles 19 16 43. 41 . 18 9 22 Calgary Edmonton 17 23 6 40 18 Anaheim 37 26 24 San Jose 10 4 32 Saturday' Gam Gam Eastern 5, Western 4 Sunday' Game No games scheduled Monday 's Game Boston at Pittsburgh. 5 30 p.m. Chicago at Ottawa. 5 30 p m. Tampa Bay at Montreal. 5 30 p m. Los Angeles at N Y Rangers. 5 30 p m. Florida at Philadelphia. 5 30 P m. N Y. 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EAST MAIN ' Rim.m a umm) tm siass act win wm up to $100 OUR TRUCKLOAV 53 - " CHICAGO A SAVINGS ON TO YOU. 170 NOiOH 100 WEST PRO'SCf 373-- 3 131 221 221 221 221 2? 2 American League All HttlM thats Fast Dry - Water Cleanup Over 780 Colon i ' 219 219 220 220 220 220 220 220 3 .: Finish Washes Beautifully - Final scores and monPuerto Rico (AP) ey winnings Sunday of the $800,000 Senior Tournament ol Champions on the 6,740-yarpar-7- 2 Hyatt Dorado Beach East Course: 207 John Bland, $151,000 Jim Colbert, $89,000 208 209 Ray Floyd. $60,833 Graham Marsh. $60,833 209 6909-7- 1 Lee Trevino. $60,833 209 71- - 7108 210 Hale Irwin. $36,500 70- 210 Jack Nicklaus, $36,500 72- Bob Charles, $36,500 210 Dave Stockton, $26,167 211 71- Mike Hill. $26,167 2'1 68- 211 Bob Murphy. $26 167 7309-7J.C.Snead. $22,000 2'2 73- Jim Albus. $19,500 214 69- 214 George Archer, $19,500 Simon Hobday. $17,500 215 215 Tony Jacklin, $1 7.500 71- 216 Jimmy Powell. $15,500 Jim Dent. $15,500 215 Walt Morgan. $14 000 217 72- 2 Don Bies. $13,200 218 Tom Weiskopf. $12,400 73- 2 219 Tom Wargo. $11,700 220 Bruce Devlin, $11,200 221 Final scores and VISTA. Fla. (AP) earnings Sunday ot the $450,000 HealthSouth Inau6,336-yard- . Walt on World's Disney gural, played Lake Buena Vista Club course on the par-7fourth hole of playoff: 209 Webb. $67,500 209 Martha Nause. $36,230 7207-7209 Jane Geddes. $36,230 210 Michelle McGann. $21 ,511 210 .511 $21 Sheehan. Patty 211 7309-6Mayumi Hirase. $14,605 211 Helen Alfredsson. $14,605 212 Laura Davies. $11,208 212 Caroline Pierce. $11 .208 Vicki fergon. $8 679 213 71 213 Nancy Harvey. $8 679 7308-7Alice Miller. $8 679 213 214 Laurie Brower. $6,170 Val Skinner. $6,170 214 214 Shirley Furlong, $6,170 214 Missis McGeorae, $6.1 70 214 Tracy Hanson. $6,170 Liselotte Neumann, $6,170 7309-7214 214 Luciana Bemvenuti. $6,170 Jill McGill. $6,170 214 Tina Barrett. $4 434 215 70- - 76O9 215 Nancy Lopez. $4 434 73Beth Daniel. $4,434 215 71- Kim Williams. $4,434 215 72- 215 Betsy King, $4,434 215 Julie Piers. $4 434 7209-7Alicia Dibos. $4,434 215 74216 Mallon. Meg $3,343 Elue Gibson. $3,343 216 72Alcott. 216 $3 343 Amy 73- Kris Tschetter, $3,343 216 216 Cindy Schreyer. $3 343 216 Kathryn Marshall. $3,343 Michelle Bell. $3,343 73- 216 Dana Dormann. $3,343 216 Kristi Albers, $3,343 7207-7216 74- Chns Johnson. $2,535 217 Pat Hurst. $2,535 72- 217 Susie Redman. $2 535 73- 3 217 Marianne Morris. $2 535 217 Tama Abitbol $2 535 7309-7217 74- Sally Little. $2,535 218 Michelle Estill. $1,901 74- 218 Mitzi Edge. $1 .901 75- 218 Tammie Green. $1 .901 218 Karen Noble. $1,901 218 Melissa McNamara, $1 901 218 Hiromi Kooayasru. $1 ,901 218 Ward. 218 $1,901 Wendy Kerr 218 219 Stephanie Maynor, $1,256 Pat Bradley, $1,258 219 , J.Gallagher-Smith219 $1,256 Allison Finney, $1,256 7472-7219 Our Best . n. auic ovu cft aauu lui 2' 9 DORADO, LAKE BUENA eV, 219 - Fruhwirth, $1,256 72- Renee Heiken. $1 ,256 70- Jennifer Wyatt. $1,256 69- Kim Bauer. $1 .256 Lenore Rittenhouse, $818 C.Johnston-Forbe73- $818 Karen Lunn, $818 71- Alison Nicholas, $816 Dottie Pepper. $818 Kelly Robbins. $818 71- Barb Thomas. $645 72- Emilee Klein, $645 Leta Lindley. $645 70- Patti Berendt, $645 74- Page Dunlap, $554 71- Sherri Turner, $554 73- Laun Merten, $554 72- Tina Paternostro. $554 73Currier. $498 Cindy Figg Kate Golden. $486 Jerilyn Bntz, $469 C.Niismark-Wickber$469 Amy PALM DESERT, Hula Bowl At Honolulu East 17, West 10 13- - 3 "It's up to you, Wayne. Someone's got to knock this guy off his high horse." tria, Friday, Dec. 29 Heritage Bowl At Atlanta Southern 30, Florida A&M 25 Sun Bowl At El Paso, Texas Iowa 38, Washington 18 Independence Bowl At Shreveport, La. LSU 45. Michigan State 26 Holiday Bowl At San Diego Kansas State 54, Colorado State 21 Sunday, Jan. Murrieta, Calif., Amanda Coetzer (16). South Africa, def. Elena Likhovt-sev- Saturday, Jan. 20 Senior Bowl At Mobile, Ala. North 25, South 10 Women' basketball 1 Utah Valley State Selt Lake 1 Ricks Southern Idaho Eastern Utah North Idaho 44 Dixie 34 Snow 6 Treasure Valley 7 Colo NW (not including last week's games) SCORING LEADERS Lindsay Allen, CEU, 16 4 Christa Wright, CNCC, 15.4 Tanya Kirk, NIC, 15.4 Amanda Mickelsen. CNCC, 14.6 Mamie Dimond, Dixie, 13.9 Barbie R. Carmichael. Ricks, 13.9 Tricia Ferrin. UVSC. 13 9 REBOUNDING LEADERS Lindsay Allen. CEU, 11.2 Vanessa Varela, TVCC, 9.1 Christa Wright, CNCC. 8.3 Lelei Salea, UVSC, 8.1 Julie Peterson. Snow, 8.1 ASSIST LEADERS Courtney Harlan. Dixie. 5 9 Karlene Kallas, CEU, 5.2 Shalaina Berry. Snow, 4 9 Angie Dickson. NIC, 4 7 Tara Fernn, UVSC, 4 6 SATURDAY'S Thursday, Dec 28 Alamo Bowl At San Antonio Texas A&M 22, Michigan 6-- Single Fourth Round Saturday, Jan. 13 East-WeShrine Classic At Stanford, Cullf. West 34. East 18 0 6-- Italy, Mark Thursday, Dec. 14 Las Vegas Bowl At Las Vega Toledo 40, Nevada 37, OT Tuesday, Jan. 2 Fiesta Bowl At Tempe Ariz. Nebraska 62, Florida 24 16-- 3 Kafelnikov (6). Rus- Yevgeny 20 Wednesday, Dee. 27 Copper Bowl At Tucson, Ariz, Texas Tech 55, Air Force 41 Game By Steve Moore Australia MELBOURNE, Results Monday of (AP) the $6 34 million Aus- 5 3 REGION 14 12 15 9 American West Conference Conference Prss' INC. FOUR Mountain View American Fork Alt Timpview Provo Payson Pleasant Grov Spnngville Spanish Fork 10 15 13 14 10 10 10 Conference W LPct. 3 01.000 3 1.750 1 .750 3 2 1.667 . 2 2.500 1 2.333 3 000 0 4.000 0 23 little Giant Ladders 37 1. 1 1. Th Top Twenty Five Mams in The) Associated 0- - 401 Long Beach St. UC Santa Barb. Cal Utah St. Pacific 115 114 22 104 67 24 Others receiving votes: Mississippi Slate 58. Illinois 47. Georgia Tech 38. New Mexico 37. Duke 32. 32. California 28. Marquette 25. Eastern Michi. gan 20. Maryland 17, Fresno State 12. Wisconsin-Gree- n Bay 12. Tulsa 10. Virginia 10, Arkansas 8, Jacksonville 7, Miami, Ohio t. Michigan Slat 6, New Orleans 6, Drexel 4. South Carolina 4. Kansas Slate 3. Nevada 3, Rhode Island 3. Santa Clara 3, Illinois State 2, Iowa State 2. Louisville 2, Charleston f Grant 2 5 7 9 8 Boy' WgMd 04 Rotirior 4 3 65 Coleman 9 04 8, Johnson 5, Washington 35 0 6, Whitehead 12, Roberts 25, Haslam 4, Allen 04 0 0, Smith 14 2 5, 1 0, Ragin 00 0 0. Totals Sawyer 65. basketball REGION Orem Hillcrest Brighton Joroan (8-- Wftj4 $ Rebour,dCW.nd " (Brannon n, R J?i fiftf 3. Totals 4, Sura 0 0. Lang If Garcia 20, Fajardo Halftime UTAH All Big Sky Conference 60. 6 22. Auburn 23. Texas Tech 24. Georgia 25 Slanlord '"' 1 10). Phoenix 58 (Berkley 13) (Edrwv 7), Phoenix 26 Sacramento 31, Phoenix 28. mento illegal defense 2, Phoenix A 19,023 (19,023). .&b 9, Davis 2 44 0, Spillar 14 0O 3, Primozich 1, 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 San Jose St. NewMex. St. 18. -- Phills 14 Big West Conference UNLV (101) 44 Jones 8--8 4 Western Athletic Conference Conference W LPct. 1.857 Utah 6 Fresno St. 6 1.857 2.714 New Mexico 5 San Diego St. 5 3.625 BYU 3.571 4 3 .571 Colorado St. 4 UTEP5.286 2 5.286 2 Wyoming 1 Air Force 6.143 1 Hawaii 7.125 UC Irvine - PASO 60 TEXAS-E- 11, Beal 14, Ingles 0 and last Girt' (10), W ) 5 (111) WASHINGTON (10-6g - 2 3- 2, Longley 22, Rodman Pippen 6 1 3 11. Jordan 1 Kukoc 36, Harper 5- - 8 n 10. Bueehler 13, Kerr 7 00 0. 0 0 2, Simpkins 2, Catfey 3 0 2. Brown 1 0 0. Totals 40-7111. DETROIT (96) Hill 2 19. Reid 5 24, Thorpe 9, Hunter 7 9. Houston 19, West 0-- 00 0 0. Dumars OO 2, Ratlilf 5 1 4, Mills 8, 2. Totals Macon 96. 111 31 31 23 26 Chicago Detroit 31 24 26 15 96 2 Kukoc goals Chicago (Pippen Jordan Kerr Bueehler Harper Detroit Mills 0-Houston (Hunter Dumars Fouled out None. Rebounds Chica-..- . go 43 (Rodman 9). Detroit 48 (Hill, Thorpe 9). Assists Chicago 24 (Pippen 6), Detroit 22 (Hill, ' Hunter 6). Total fouls Chicago 20, Detroit 17. A 21,454(21,454). Scott Anderson ' 5, Ellison 12, Burrough 0. Totals 16, Tabak Massenburg 1 8, Stoudamire 2, Robertson 1 3 4- - 4 23. 0 12. Earl Murray 00 2. Pinckney 0- - 0 0O 4. Totals 41 89 11 1 3 97. 0, Rogers Boston 18 26 32 19 95 Toronto 30 15 26 26 97 ' (Brown goals Boston Wesley Barros Toronto AnderDay (Murray son Stoudamire Fouled out None. Rebounds Boston 57 (Radja 14). Toronto 53 (Massenburg 14). Assists Boston 17 (Fox 8). Toronto 19 (Stoudamire 9). Total fouls Boston 17, Toronto 21. A 24,334 (34,215). ORLANDO .r 12, 2 10, CHICAGO . Montross 1 0 . 17, total vote , 13-11 451 14. N. Carolina St. 3 12 434 15. Oregon St. 431 15 16. Colorado 174 15- -3 18 38S 17. Alabama 13-278 24 18. Clemson 15-17 240 19 Northwestern 15-223 22 20. Florida 7 21 21. Purdue 195 193 22. Arkansas 20 140 23. Mississippi 103 25 124 13-19 69 24. Oklahoma St. 49 25. Auburn 23 134 Others receiving votes: Notre Dame 39, Kansas 30, Middle Tenn. 30. North Carolina 23. Montana 17, Southern Miss. 16, Southern Meth. 15, Colorado St. 14, SW Missouri St. 13, Texas A&M 10, Washington St. 6, Ohio St. 5, Toledo 5. Washington 5. LSU 4, Tulane 4, Nebraska 3, San Diego St. 3, Texas 2, Grambling St. 1 , Illinois 1 . Michigan St. 1 , Rhode Island 1, Stephen F.Austin 1. Nevada Thomas 24 8, Shields 9 15, Schornstein 5 3, Smith 34 19, Gibson 7, Franklin 00 0 0, Olney 6 8, Cotwright 00 4, San0-0O 0. Totals 7 2041 64. tiago 95. (97) TORONTO , 34 Radja 64. n IN THE BLEACHERS e 21 0 Hawkins NEW MEXICO NEW MEXICO (14-3- ) BOSTON ISM Pox 20, ' 10, Day 5 5, Minor 1 2 4, Brown 48 CSI 64, S. Idaho (15-3- ) Olson 34 7, Glover 9 0O 10, 10, Ortega 3, Henry 14 Covington 4, Stoor 3, Arrossa OO 4, Fortner 0-0 0. Strebel 24 1 7 3. Totals 4, Murdock 1 0O 0, Barnes 2 6 43. 12 18 71 UVSC WOMEN 1512 .211 women's college basketball poll, with votes in parentheses, records through Jan. e a points based on 25 points tor vol through one point for a 25th-pla- c week's rankina: Pt Record 974 160 1. Louisiana Tech (38) 14- - 2 929 2. Georgia (1) 16-846 3. Connecticut 15- - 3 835 4. Tennessee 14-- 1 828 5. Vanderbilt 13826 2 Stanford 6. 14- - 3 727 7. Virginia 16- - 1 694 8. Iowa 14- -2 681 9. Texas Tech 10. Penn St. 604 144 13- - 2 11 . Old Dominion 477 15- - 3 475 12. Duke ' 14- - 2 467 13. Wisconsin Page B3 of m f iwmr suss esow -- l |
