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Show fa Tuesday, January 30, 19 t W Orlando New York Washington Miami 30 27 Atlanta. 15 21 19 17 15 . New Jersey Boston Philadelphia Central Division Chicago Indiana 21 24 25 26 34 B , Pel ,714 .643 .500 .442 .405 .366 .190 12 38 3 28 24 14 17 Cleveland 22 21 Detroit . 21 Charlotte , Milwaukee 15 Toronto 12 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Qivision W 21 25 30 L 27 28 Seattle 14 12 22 12 10 16 13 14 15 25 12 PL. GROVE Provo 17 12 22 12 26 12 94 9 78.5 91.9 99.8 102.6 95.6 77.8 19 2 75.7 0.4 14.9 2.3 4.7 1.8 5.2 78.1 77.0 97.5 97.9 93.8 72.6 SPRINGVILLE UNION Thurs. Feb. 90.4 13.3 77.1 85.8 94.9 78.5 78.5 102.6 66.5 88.9 106.6 113.4 99.8 105.6 96.8 75.6 24.1 61.7 77.2 75.1 75.3 97,5 63.6 77.8 98.2 108.4 92,6 97.5 94.9 72.0 27 11 29 10 33 31 22 11 18 17 16 11 HILLCREST Juab 16 Lehi Mtn. View OREM PL. GROVE PROVO TiMPVIEW UINTAH 12 18 7 7 .571 22 24 23 25 21 6RANTSVILLE GUNNISON .738 .579 16 18 24 DELTA EMERY 14 .488 .429 .425 .390 12 10 13 17.7 3.4 3.2 5.1 2.9 8.4. 5.0 7.2 8.1 1.9 3.6 5A 112.4 110.4 23, Hunter 2, Roe 8, Ratliff 5. Totals UTAH (106) 8 97. 0 6 6, Maione 40, Spencer Hornacek 15, Stockton 2 19, Carr Keete 2, 7, 10, Eisley Foster 0, Russell 0, Ostertag 0. Totals 5 106. 12 24 35 26 Detroit 97 Utah 30 29 22 25 106 West (Houston goals Detroit Mills Hunter Utah 7 (Hornacek Stockton Benoit Maione Eisley Keete Fouled out Thorpe. Rebounds Detroit 42 (Thorpe 8), Utah 42 (Maione 10). Assists Detroit 17 (Hill 8), Utah 32 (Stockton 14). Total fouls-De- troit 28. Utah 31. Technicals Spencer, Carr 2, Detroit Illegal defense. Flagrant foul West. Ejections Carr. A 19,911 (19,911). Benoit-2-- 7, (85) 19, Willis 13, Coles Thomas 85. 3, 0 6 Totals NEW YORK (94) Mason 6 4, 35, Starks 2- - 2 4, Ward 2. Totals 33-7-4 4, 2 Chapman Oakley 0 2, Harper 3, Davis 5- - Mourning 23, 2, Gamble 12, Ewing 2 8 Ask-in- s 0. 6 Smith 19, Grant 13, 94. 19 21 24 22 24 18 (Coles 2 21 85 30 94 goals Miami Chapman Willis New York Askins (Davis Ward Starks Harper, Oakley Fouled out Coles, Oakley. Rebounds Miami 50 (Mourning 13), New York 43 (Oakley 13). Assists Miami 18 (Coles 6), New York 26 (Oakley 6). Total fouls Miami 26, New York 19. Technicals Chapman, Mourning, Ewing, Harper, Oakley, New York illegal defense 2. (19,763). Miami Now. York (92) 16, 4, Reeves 18, Mob-leAnthony 4 3 9. Scott 15, D.Edwards 5 OO 6, 0 Murdock 8 34 7, Moten 2. Totals 9 92. PHILADELPHIA (103) 7 4 27, Weatherspoon 23, Higgins Alston 5 0 8, Stackhouse 29, Ruffin 2- 7 1 10 7, Dumas 9, Sutton 0, Thomp0. Totals son On) 0, Walters 1 B. Uintah S. SUMMIT Carbon Richfield Millard North Summit Alta ROWLAND HALL UNION JORDAN Brighton Springville 102.6 102.0 100.2 100.2 97.5 85, St. Joseph's 76 Carolina 93, Appalachian St. 83 Par- 4 2 2, Avent Edwards 103. CLEVELAND (86) 0 Mills 9 10, Ferry 7 3- - 16 7, Brandon 8. Sura Majerle 7 Totais 86. CHARLOTTE (88) Johnson 18, Rice 1 5, Cage 22, Hill 3, Lang 5 3 Phills 8, 0 6 4 9. 14. 20, Curry 7 1 5, Geiger 5 16, Hancock 9, Anderson 0 Goldwire 2, 7, Addison 3 5 0. Totals 33-60. Parish 11. Zidek 0 88. 86 30 18 22 18 Cleveland 22 22 22 22 88 Charlotte (Phills Majerle goals Cleveland Gold-wir- e Charlotte Sura (Rice Ferry Fouled out Anderson Curry None. Rebounds Cleveland 47 (Cage 12), CharCleveland 20 (BranAssists 46 lotte (Johnson 17). don 7). Charlotte 25 (Johnson 7). Total fouls Cleveland 24, Charlotte 23. Technicals Anderson, Charlotte illegal defense. A 24,042 (23,698). SEATTLE (92) 11, Johnson 9, Perkins Schrempf 2 0 2 12. Payton 21, 4, Hawkins 8 16, Askew 11, Brickowski Kemp 2 4. Totals 92. 4. McMillan PORTLAND (88) 25. Dudley 5, C.Robinson Grant 3. Williams 0 4. McKie 8, Strickland 2 3 1, Trent 20, 0, J.Robinson 3. Totals R.Robinson 19, Sabonis 88. 92 27 22 17 26 Seattle 88 22 26 22 18 Portland Payton goals Seattle 8 (Brickowski 0- Askew Perkins Hawkins Scnrempf Portland 8 (J.Robinson , McMillan Trent Fouled R.Robinson C. Robinson out None. Rebounds Seattle 47 (Kemp 7), Portland 47 (Dudley 9). Assists Seattle 22 Payton 7), Portland 19 (Strickland 8). Total fouls Seattle 27, Portland 18. Technicals Schrempf, Payton, Portland illegal defense. A 21,221 (21,401). -- EAST Buffalo 76, Troy St. 61 Duquesne 59, Dayton 56 Mount St.' Mary's, Md. 73, Wagner 70 Princeton 75. Haverford 46 Radford 73. Md. Baltimore County 63 Viflanova 72, Syracuse 69. OT SQllTH 56. S. Carolina St. 51 Davidson 71. Georgia Southern 46 E Tennessee St. 64, Citadel 49 East Carolina 71, William & Mary 65 Howard U. 63, Coppin St. 62 Maine 84 Hampton U. 81, OT Marshall 95, Furman 71 Murray St! 73, Middle Tenn. 72 N. Carolina A&T 80. Florida A&M 59 82, Woftord 53 N C. Greensboro 63. Liberty 58 Old Dominion 67, American U. 47 Richmond 105. George Mason 91 n 91, Austin Peay 83, 20T Tennessee St. 86. Morehead St. 76 Tennessee Tech 86. E. Kentucky 80 71, VMI 69 45 Va. Commonwealth 63, 82.8 80.9 90.4 79.1 79.0 FOOTBALL National Football League NFL Named Kansas City quarterback Steve Bono to the AFC Pro Bowl team. Announced Cincinnati quarterback Jeff Blake will start for the AFC team. Canadian Football League HAMILTON TIGER-CATAnnounced the retirement of Wlaly Zatylny, wide receiver. Announced the resof Mike Faragaili offensive coordinator. ignation Arena Football League ARIZONA RATTLERS Waived Kelly Goodman, lineman. Placed Moke Simon, lineman, on the exempt list. FLORIDA BOBCATS e Ashley, e MUSTANGS-Sig- James Richards, ned back. HOCKEY National Hockey League STARS Sent Jere Lehtinen, right wing, to Michigan of the IHL. EDMONTON OILERS Sent Tyler Wright, center, to Cape Breton of the AHL. Activated Miroslav Satan, center, from the injured list. ' MONTREAL CAN ADIENS Recalled Patrick Labrecque, goalie, tram Fredericton of the AHL. NEW YORK ISLANDERS Recalled Eric Fichaud, goaltender, from Worcester of the AHL. Sent Tommy Salo, goaltender; Andrey Vasilyev, left wing; and Danton Cole, right wing, to Utah of the IHL. SAN JOSE SHARKS Sent Mike Rathje. defenseman, to Kansas City of the IHL. ST. LOUIS BLUES Traded Rob Pearson, right wing, to Washington for Denis Chasse, forward. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Sent Allan Egeland, center, to Atlanta of the IHL. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS Acquired Mike Pomichter, center, from Chicago for future considerations. Sent Pomichter to St. John's of the AHL. WASHINGTON CAPITALS Sent Joel Poirier, left wing, from Portland of the AHL to Hampton Roads of the DALLAS UTAH ST. 70, NEW MEXICO ST. 60 UTAH ST. 0 Mills 8, Franson 2 12, Wickizer 7, Womack 17, Rogers 19, Jones 4 0 0, Smith 4, Moore 0, Hunter 0 0. Totals 70. NEW MEXICO ST. 0 0 Gosa 4 0. 0, Davis 22, Burns 0 Leban 9, Johnson 6, Torian 9. Totals 11, Brodt 3, Lampkin 8 60, Halftime New Mexico St. 34, Utah St. 21. Mills Rogers (Jones goals Utah St. New Mexico St. Hunter (Leban Torian Davis Johnson Lampkin Burns Gosa Fouled out Brodt. Rebounds Utah St. 53 (Franson 17), New Mexico St. 28 (Brodt 8). Assists Utah St. 14 (Mills 6, Rogers 6), New Mexico St. 8 (Johnson 3). Total fouls Utah St. 19, New Mexico St. 21. A 5,219. BOYS Dugway 77. Salt Lake Lutheran 34 Wendover 117, Shiloah Valley 48 Mountain View 61, Alta 43 EASTERN CONFERENCE North Division W L 31 Cincinnati 23 Michigan Fort Wayne 25 22 Indianapolis Central Division 11 SOL 6 12 13 W Orlando Cleveland 30 Detroit Atlanta 25 17 4 5 L 12 15 22 24 30 SOL 5 6 : 4 6 4 L SOL 4 5 2 3 4 21 29 19 17 Houston WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W 22 Chicago 21 Milwaukee 22 Kansas City 21 Peona 19 Minnesota Southwest Division 21 19 22 20 26 Pt 68 59 54 49 Pts 65 64 54 44 .38 Pts 48 47 46 45 42 GF GA 181 171 130 167 185 173 176 171 GF 205 206 187 173 166 174 195 184 212 215 GF 148 157 168 144 157 175 165 195 142 203 GA interim QUINNIPIAC Named Lisa Champagne sports information director. WEST VIRGINIA Suspended Gordon Maione. basketball forward, indefinitely for unspecified rules GA 135 129 184 189 165 for a - PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Money leaders on the rbA lour tnrougn the Phoenix upen, wnicn ended Jan. 27: Trn Money 1. Phil Mickelson 3 $474,050 2. Mark Brooks 3 $242,847 3. BobTway 3 $196,520 4. Mark O'Meara 3 $191,233 4 5. Scott Hoch $189,628 3 6. John Huston $157,273 7. Justin Leonard 3 $151,464 4 8. Woody Austin $109,569 9. Brad Bryant 3 $104,733 10. John Wilson 3 $97,513 11 Lee Janzen 3 $95,175 12. Kenny Perry 3 $93,113 13. Tom Scherrer 3 $91,013 1 14. NickFaldo $88,000 15. Fred Funk 4 $86,300 16. Payne Stewart 3 $84,756 17. Mark Calcavecchia 4 $79,781 18. Nolan Henke 3 $74,515 19. Omar Uresti 3 $64,688 20. BobEstes 2 $60,000 2 $60,000 (tie) Mike Hulbert 22. Bruce Lietzke 3 $59,900 23. Steve Jones 3 $56,022 3 24. Grant Waits $48,222 4 25. Jim Furyk $48,200 2 26. Scott Simpson $45,000 3 27. Jesper Parnevik $44,648 , ., , 3 $44,600 28CurtByrum 2 29. Sandy Lyle $43.073 2 30. Jeff Maggert $42,191 1 31. Rocco Mediate $42,088 1 32. Fred Couples $39,163 3 $39,163 (tie) Paul Goydos 34. Curtis Strange 3 $39,081 2 35. Jim Gallagher Jr. $38,946 III 1 Love Davis 36. $36,000 37. Loren Roberts 2 $35,750 3 38. David Toms $35,243 2 39. Larry Nelson $32,655 2 40. Ronnie Black $32,500 1 41. Blaine McCallister $31,200 2 42. Mark Wieoe $30,723 1 43. Corey Pavin $30,625 2 $30,625 (tie) Duffy Waldorf 2 45. Viay Singh $29,520 3 46. Billy May'air $27,535 3 47. Keith Fergus $27,363 2 $27,363 (tie)BobLohr 2 49. Tom Kite $27,157 4 50. Ted Tryba $26,847 51. Ben Crenshaw 2 $26,750 2 52. Tom Lehman $24,750 53. John Morse 4 $24 688 3 56. Jay Don Blake $22,100 114. Rick Fehr 3 $4,550 BASEBALL hJ in ajsk R-- III fyl 1 I S 1 1 National Basketball League LOS ANGELES LAKERS-Activ- ated Magic Johnson, Placed Fred Roberts, forward, on the list. injured Ml Si-ml- ) 1 "Carl a DotiiB" Thomhill " Si Year 'round INDOOR SOCCE! ' FAST, FREE ROM 10SAN fmfrmsmn Teomi t Indivi dual! welcome 11. i a, Sign Up Al TO ST. GEORGE, mO-- 3 aniiiT MOBilE SERVICE fill $8 Garnet cooching Included GROUPS INSURANCE DEVUCTI81E, CAU FOR VFJAllS. INSURANCE APPROVED YOUR PRIMS. $200Ttam 0 t CAUfOIKWlS M . . l .JL JD SOCCER shop 1215 North SuBe St. it Oram, Utah .- .- 1 I ! si " vi iff .1 i k I ' I fa 12 pi ; .. A ' r i ,f 1 1 I . Roger Refd & Brad Cattermole $25Ploytr WATS RISMT.J0R A UMITEP TIME GLASS ACT Will WAIVE UP TO $100 OF . SPEAKERS: MARCH I" APRIL 20m COST: ""r ra8 to s4 ".'! ?lr 11:30 A.M. Cougar Club Room at BYU Football Stadium STARTS iiiitirHsUMi ifirffft jrr Sywinnsme.g' LUNCHEON 531 S. 1325 West Orem 0 fJ:i.' I I j$, vi I jl.i t Twice The Service Truck Box Headquarters mi '' Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1995 226-908- i 1 y and recruiting coordinator. American League BOSTON RED SOX Traded Lee Tinsley and Glenn Murray, outfielders, and Ken Ryan, pitcher, to Philadelphia for Heathciiff Slocumb and Larry pitchers, and Rick Holyfield, outfielder. CALIFORNIA ANGELS Signed Steve Ontiveros and e contracts. Shawn Boskie, pitchers, to CLEVELAND INDIANS-Sig- ned Scott Leius, infieider, contract. to a MINNESOTA TWINS-Sig- ned Roberto Kelly, outfielde contract. er, to a NEW YORK YANKEES Agreed to terms with Kirt Oiala and Brian Taylor, pitchers, and Mike Figga, r contracts. catcher, on Signed Gerald Perry, e first baseman, to a contract. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Agreed to terms with Pedro r contract. Claimed Munoz, outfielder, on a Aaron Small, pitcher, off waivers from Seattle. National League COLORADO ROCKIES Signed Curtis Leskanic, pitcher; Jayhawk Owens, catcher; and Harvey outfielder. Midwest League PEORiA CHIEFS Named Kevin Hill group sales assistant; Jeff Doeden director of promotions and Vonachen general manager; relations: SublicVonachen Rocky assistant general manager; and David Schultz director of broadcasting. LADDER & SCAFFOLDING, INC. f J DELAWARE Named Susan L. Groff coordinator of NCAA compliance. DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE Announced the resignation of Bill Werkiser, men's basketball coach, golf coach and physical education instructor, effective May 10. EVANSVILLE Announced the resignation of Faith Minmaugh, women's basketball coach. Named Bo Browder, assistant coach, interim head coach. FORDHAM Named Len Abramowiu assistant baseball coach. GA L SOL Pts GF 211 10 70 Las Vegas 32 6 11 33 68 190 2 Utah 18 23 6 Los Angeles 52 187 23 19 7 45 158 San Francisco 20 19 6 44 151 Phoenix NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory; one shootout loss. Monday's Game Atlanta 6, Orlando 4 Tuesday's Games Phoenix at Las Vegas Peoria at San Francisco Cincinnati at Utah Wednesday's Games Phoenix at Chicago Cleveland at Indianapolis Minnesota at Kansas City Peoria at Los Angeles Michigan at Milwaukee Cincinnati at San Francisco W 5 ' COLLEGE ALBANY, N.Y. Named Marylou Vosburgh women's lscross6 C03ch ASSUMPTION Named Mark Garrett football coach. CALIFORNIA Named David Ortega linebacker coach CeithwD Banker West Realty tf pj ECHL. American Hockey League ST. JOHN'S MAPLE LEAFS Recalled Jason Cipolla, center, from South Carolina of the ECHL. International Hockey League LAS VEGAS THUNDER Assigned Arturs Kupaks, defenseman, to Detroit of the Colonial Hockey SOCCER League U.S. SOCCER Named Bob Bradley and Glenn Myer-nick assistant coaches for the Under-2- 3 National Team. United States Interregional Soccer League MILWAUKEE RAMPAGE Announced the resignation of Carlos Cordoba, head coach, to become assistant coach of Dallas of Major League Soccer. BASKETBALL haerigan I Waived Josh Scutt and Alvin back. Signed Melvin Hol- land, defensive specialist. MILWAUKEE : 75.5 W. 13, 19 28 16 29 92 Vancouver 30 22 25 26 103 Philadelphia Vancouver Scott (Anthony 58, goals Moten B.Edwards Murdock King (Stackhouse Philadelphia Higgins VancouFouled out None. Rebounds Stitton ver '41 (D.Edwards 7), Philadelphia 49 (Higgins 11). Assists Vancouver 25 (D.Edwards, Anthony, Murdock 6), Philadelphia 30 (Stackhouse, Ruffin 8). Total fouls Vancouver 22, Philadelphia 22. Technicals B.Edwards, Anthony, Stackhouse. Ruffin. A 8.422(18,168). 91.9 88.9 Virginia Tech Bradley 68, Wichita St. 49 Cent. Connecticut St. 79, Youngstown St. 65 Creighton 79. S. Illinois 77 E. Illinois 56, City 54 N.Illinois 71, Wright St. 63 NE Illinois 81 , Chicago St. 68 Tulsa 89, N. Iowa 79 W. Illinois 79, Valparaiso 73 SOUTHWEST Rice 78, Southern U. 70 FAR WEST Colorado 106, Missouri 94 Nevada 71, UNLV 64 Utah St. 70, New Mexico St. 60 3 pr'" U Spanish Fork Payson Park City I.Emery GIRLS VANCOUVER King PAYSON Timpview 2. Lehi 3. Dixie 84.4 4. Delta 5. Pine View 2A 1. Manti 2. Beaver . 3. North Serivew 4. Morgan 78.1 5. Gunnison, Grantsville 108.4 106.6 106.5 4A 1. Provo 2. Box Elder 3. Murray 3. Mtn. Crest 5. Spanish Fork 14. Reid 0, Mills 11. West 34, Thorpe Houston 9 21, Wasatch Spanish Fork ; 3A 1. Viewmont 2. Orem 3. Brighton 4. Mtn. View 5. Bountiful DETROIT (97) MIAMI , 11.1 MIDWEST Owens North Sanpete Morgan Home team in CAPS. Home team rating includes three additional points. Copyright 1996 by Noland record: ry. Last week's record: 65.5. 72.1. 13 1412 Philadelphia 103, Vancouver 92 Charlotte 88, Cleveland 86 New York 84, Miami 85 Utah 106. De'roit 97 Seattle 92, Portland 88 Tuesday's Games Boston at Orlando, 5:30 p.m. Phoenix at Miami, 5:30 p.m. Atlanta at Indiana, 5:30 p.m. Chicago at Houston, 6 p.m. Denver at Minnesota, 6 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. New Jersey at Seattle, 8 p.m. Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. Toronto at Sacramento, 8:30 p.m. -2 Hillcrest Rowland Hall AMERICAN FORK s Monday's-Game- Hili 0, Jordan 1 Frl. Feb. 2 .675 .667 .659 .405 .325 .275 .233 1)3 Underdog 17.7 7.6 1096 78.3 EMERY LEHI Rating 16 2 10.0 95 2 99.6 60.6 102.6 110.4 GUNNISON 17 Diff. Orem Wed. Jan. 31 14 Pet 29 17 13 Sacramento LA. Lakers Portland Golden State Phoenix LA. Clippers BRIGHTON MTN. VIEW N. SUMMIT Manti GB San Antonio Utah Houston Denver Dallas. Minnesota Vancouver Pacific Division 13 111.4 3 9 11 Page To OB .927 .666 .585 .524 .512 .500 .375 .286 20 20 12 High School Basketball By Noland Parry Weeks of Jan. 3, 1996 Favored Team Rating Tuss. Jan. 30 THE DAILY HERALD, Provo. Hah v; f ' Hf ' 1st 300 Members Eat Free Sponsored by Pepsi of Provo Olive. Cardan V 1 ' |
