| Show Standard-Examin- Sports scoreboard Nor" Montono 62 Montono Tcti 57 Oeoon Teen 91 Sou" Oregon 79 PocAc Lu"ron 96 Focrfie U (O' J 67 Pontond Stoto 55 Westmont 54 Puget Sounfl 83 Sec" 64 USC 67 Vnono 63 Western New Mexico 60 For lewis 47 WNtwortn 71 Eastern Oregon 69 Basketball City adult Highland "A" White League — White Motors "B" 52 Boise Cascade 44 Dixon Trophies vs Herrick Industrial Supply was a double forfeit White Motors "B" 59 Hales Roofing 45 Mound Fort "A" Red league — AMFAC and Hollis 68 National Tavern 43 Sports Medicine Clinic 71 Sherwood Hills 70 Brigham Apparel 55 Rope Manufacturing (Malod) 47 Mount Ogden "A" Blue League — Clearfield Job Corps Staff 69 CR Aluminum 59 Kentron Industries 58 69 tain West Saving Welding 47 51 Burton-Walk- Lee's Block Beauties 49 (OT) Yamaha Ogden 55 Lady Luck 31 Sandtrap 58 Insurance 40 Mountain Fuel 52 Bread Machine 26 Western 60 Pillsbury 43 The Bakers Taylor Steel 52 WTtoSaUwg - Hockey Jg! Wav-ngt- Cend B"ona a Puoce-3at Detroit I'xJ'Oto o' CNcago C ry of Doikn Ptwii a Son Antoo DETROIT Women's division Scratch series — Bev Child 628 (games of 217 208 203) Kathryn Neilson 624 (games of 217 201 206) Mary Russel 609 Paula Kirby 608 585 Tracy Valoy Campbell m'ck 582 Marco Orton 572 Linda Nordberg 571 Mildred Jenkins 568 Marla Greenhalgh 563 Sharon Grange 561 Donna Jacobsen 559 Ruth Gilmore 554 Renee Harmon 553 Lee Snitchler 547 Mary Anna Cole 546 Ruth Barlow 546 Leslie Berry 554- Jeri Woods 544 LaVern Poling 543 Judy Blankenship 543 Bev Porter 541 Lorrie Rice 539 Georgia Baker 538 Mary Johnson 537 Nangr Gifford 537 Barbara Chrisman 53 Vida Stevens 535 Sylvia Jones 534 McCor-Zirconiu- 0 5 12 Tyir 5 Drew 20 lee 3 31-12 Moxesk 7 Toots 37 11 '0 rter-o- n 6 0 RoO"y 0 Kathy (90) Hu baa'd on 5 0 9C 16-- BOSTON (92) 21 3 Moxwei F C X Toro 11 Pon 5 HenoeTon McHo 2 Kreeiow 0 6 Rooey 0-- X 2 7 14 Ford 5 10 4 2 Bvo 19 6 0 0--0 M 1 2 0--0 4 30 D versa 0 0 92 3j Detrott Boston 13 33 goals — Ford Fouled Ta-- a toils— De"oii 27 Rso-s- 25 34 18—90 11 27 14- -92 our— Huooo-- a Boston 20 A — i Houston fronctise susoened by tw CHL 1981 forcing a single division alignment Monday's results 94' 9 Dallas 4 Salt lake City Tuesday's schedule College nEw 'Tncmono 0155 Tulso at Dollas Okonomc City at Fort Worm St'mmgnam at tooenapolis — 'uP'J Umtea Caocnes Top 20 c6wge basKe-Bevotes ond won-torecords OR a4 Bao-- d vst-cro- c NHL n ’ Oregon 39 S 2 2 ' 626 572 543 484 373 342 267 252 236 :'5-’- ) 186 '13-0- ) 13-- ’5--' J Woxe 'ores vSj '4-- ' "4-- Keucxv '1-- Moryicnc ' 2 ewa A'izonc St "2-- '3-2- S Atooa- -a !5-Gra 155 4 ’ Cjf 125 Itmort 85 -- "-- Acngc' Connecnct 61 60 52 5’ 4! 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S’ lows 6" o Stoto 59 Wav’ S'cto 63 Door College 57 o 82 Were Illinois 97 82 Xavier Inoiono SOUTHWEST CtV'Sion 78 Texos Ai’ 74 (C") S’oto 50 Southwest Teios Stoto 59 Tec" 73 Cen"ol Artiorsos 70 Baytor 69 "exos Teen 6’ Houston 57 A xanscs 54 uamor 85 So "err b 67 Mcant 79 Sui Ross Stoto 67 Nor— Teia S' 7S ’exos 74 Oknoi-- o C y 83 Eronsnlle 66 So Houston Stoto 62 East Texos Stoto 50 Aitoonses 60 Hotoing 59 So" ’03 Texos Wesievo- - 86 Illinois 83 Wes’ "exos Stoto 106 Sou" Skiing World Cup Ski Sums Switzerland (AP) — Monday's results o’ " women's Wortd Cuo downhill ski roce Nodig SwitzeHond 1:4450 2 Dons de Agoshni Switzerland 1:4460 3 Christo Kirsnotor West Gennoity 1:4505 4532 4 Jono Sohysova Czechosiovoka Gouaeml France 1:4537 5 Morw-Gro- s 48 6 Elisoberti K’oml Aus"a :45 68 7 Mar Walliser Switzerland 8 Holly Flanoers Deerfield NH 9 Cindy Nelson Lztsen Minn 1:4573 10 Mone-Luc- e Woldyer France 1 45 80 1 11 Elisabeth Kircnler 45 85 Austno 12 Gnay Oak Odord Pork N Y 1:4615 Proell Austr 13 Cornei 1:4618 1 14 Christine Ouitte France 46 20 15 Tnetose Hoecher West Germony 1:4627 Other American pioongs 18 Roxone Toly Pork City NY 1:4680 27 Christ Cooper Sun Volley Idono 1 4757 30 Heidi Preuu lokeoort NH 1:4782 31 Tomono o 64 89 Caoll College (Mont Great col s 60 Wes Montono 55 ews ato Core Stoto 87 WNtmon 71 Volley Cotsf (tj Transactions Baseball Pittsburgh — Signed ouhelder Mike Anderson ond snortstoo Larvell Barwi botn (ree ogents and assigned Pocitic Coast Leogue hem to Portland ot Minnesota — Signed "ee ogent pitcne Art Vonenc ond AAike Knbell nt 43-2- 2 Men's division Scratch series — Jack Hanson 715 (games of 244 233 238) Levi Martinez 703 (games of 248 212 243) Alan Miya 702 (games of 266 190 246) Kerry Gifford 686 Fred Brock-mei633 Rich Kariya 623 Bart Keller 614 Eddie Martinez 613 Rich Jones 612 Jerry Clemments 610 Dick Condland 608 Randy Emory 603 Randy Rounds 602 Richard Lucovitz 597 Jerry Girardo 591 Darold Kellos 589 Jim Edgell 589 Kim Hemsley 587 Ralph Delgado 583 Max Liljen-qui578 Gene Girardo 577 Chuck Diarte 575 Robin Chambers 571 Ken Redmond 565 Merv Johnson 563 Lew Jensen 562 Ron Holbrook 571 John Andrus 560 Blaine Garner 560 Bill Cassity 558 Lynn Everly 558 Tony Buscio 557 Dick Woods 555 Bill Koncar 555 (4 games) — Doug Nicholls 1005 (games of 194 289 267 255) Ernie Wilson 989 (games of 258 227 225 279) Warren Siglin 955 (games 245 237 227 246) Gary Mcllrath 924 Stan Hampton Jr 91 1 Blair Rogers 907 Kerry Barker 885 Cory McBride 879 Vern Owens 856 Shane Jensen 855 Bill Chrisman 852 Keith Orton 850 Scratch games — Gary Mcllrath 287 Doug Masero 280 Blair Rogers 279 Ranay Rounds 264 Dave Stowe 264 Randy Kezior 258 Stan Hampton Jr 258 Bill Chrisman 257 Cory McBride 257 Paul Burton 257 Vern Owens 257 James Edgell 252 Kerry Gifford 247 Eugene Choate 246 Greg Holt 245 Carlin Fullmer 236 Gene Girardo 234 Rich Jones 234 Randy Emery 232 Jim Barnes 232 Robin Chambers 230 Jerry Girardo 228 Rich Kariya 228 Mike Tdylor 227 Ed Donowski 227 John Kamhout 225 John Andrus 225 Handicap series — Roger Koenig 672 Carlos Terkelson 671 Charles 644 Wayne Knight 631 Engberg George Dawson 622 Floyd Seager 621 Randy Opheikens 618 Doug Opheikens 617 Joe Opheikens 3rd 609 Handicap games — George Dawson 254 Charles Engberg 550 Kenneth Rauzi 247 Roger Koenig 240 Carlos Terkelson 239 Bill Willis 237 Floyd Seager 233 Bill Greenwald 232 Extras — Virginia Wogner converted the the Peerless Products split four-ma- n bowling team rolled a 1000 e scratch game and a scratch series of 3632 at the Ben Lomond Lanes on Jan 12 to set an Ogden Men's Bowling Association record for four 7-- 9 four-gam- games ninth consecutive victory “It was a matter of us getting the lead with one quarter to play Boston led by only six Vo ind©! Is flop statistics in teomm performance BOISE Idaho (AP) — The way to win basketball games is to score more points than the other guys — so the Idaho Vandals are going at it both ways Idaho now sporting a 15-- 1 record is leading the Big Sky Conference in scoring with a 765 average and also in defense — limiting their foes to only 596 points a game And the Big Sky statistics show how Idaho is doing it The Vandals are taking the good shots on offense to post the best field goal shooting record in the league Idaho has hit on 56 percent of its shots And team statistics scorer the top Vandal Brian Kellerman ranks only 11th in the league Craig Zanon 6 Montana guard tops the league in scoring with a 174 point average followed closely 6-- by Elliott “Dinky” Jones of Northern Arizona at 173 and Greg Palm Nevada-Rencenter with a average Palm also tops the conference in rebounding with 106 caroms a game Palm also leads in blocked shots with 19 a game BB Fontenet of Nevada-Renleads in assists with 75 a game o 17-poi- nt o Idaho players have kept their - Phil Hopson of Idaho has the best field goal percentage of 641 and Terry Goddard of Idaho State is the best free throw shooter with an 870 hands in front of their opponents faces to allow their opponents less than 40 percent of their shots Although Idaho dominates the Boston Celtics’ Rick Robey (53) goes over Detroit’s Paul Mokeski for two points during Monday’s game in Hartford 0 Conn The Celtics won UPI Telephoto mark 92-9- Mcondlikovo ypemdls Stave (3tL® CINCINNATI (UPI) — Being seeded or matched against a doubles partner in a singles event wasn’t necesarily a blessing in the Women’s Tennis Championships at Riverfront Coliseum No 2 seed Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia advanced in the opening round of the $150000 tournament Monday having to take advantage of her coach and 4 doubles partner Holland’s Betty Stove 1 No 5 seed Kathy Jordan King of Prussia Pa fell to her doubles partner Anne Smith of 5 Dallas 4 Yugoslovian Mima Jausovec seeded eighth in the tournament was defeated by Rosalyn Fairbank of South Africa 5 6 3 as the veteran complained of swollen glands “I woke up this morning and wasn’t ready to said Jausovec pointing to her swollen play”and neck fever blisters on her lips 6 No seed Sylvia Honika of West Germany fared much better blitzing Terry Holladay of 6-- 6-- 7-- 6-- 7-- 3-- 6-- ld Charlotte NC 6-- 6-- 1 0 Other winners included Beth Herr an amateur from Centerville Ohio who scored a preliminary victory over Kathy Cummings of Richmond Va earning her the right to meet Martina Navratilova the tournament’s top KELLY SPRINGFIELD seed tonight In other matches Stacy Margolin Beverly Hills Calif defeated Wendy White Atlanta 4 4 Kate Latham of San Francisco 6-- LIGHT TRUCK HIGHWAY 6-- eliminated Sherry Acker of Kalamazoo 6 and Mary Lou Piatek of WhitMich ing Ind breezed past Yvonne Vermaak 6-- 7-- South Africa 3 6-- 1 6-- 3 WAC honors Jones as player of week DENVER (UPI) — Hawaii junior forward Rodney Jones was named the Western Athletic Conference basketball player of the week for his performance in two Rainbow wins last week Jones 5 had 16 points five rebounds seven assists and one blocked shot in Hawaii’s 3 Vegas Two victory over 0Nevada-La- s win over Air Force he nights later in a had 17 points five rebounds three assists and KELLY SPRINGFIELD 6-- LIGHT TRUCK traction 74-6- 56-5- three steals Other nominees were Wyoming forward Mike Jackson Utah guard Scott Martin Tex-as-Paso Terry White Air Force forward Tim Harris and New Mexico guard Phil Smith El 700 IS Basketball rtowon-Hil- ) 69 Plus t — Signed tonword Jodty Dorsey ot Sex" Continental Basketball Association to a contract College — Tech Nomed former offensive coordinator Georgia Lorry Trans director of personnel ond administration with former quorterbock cooch Rip Scherer taking over os offensive coordinator Memoho Stoto — Announced signing of Chip Wis- - Up to S qts Single wt oi Compter chassis lubrication Check all fluid ieueis Most pass cars & light 2 WD trucks GOLD— SILVER pay high for coins largo curroncy fractional currency A scrap gold also starling silvor If spot on gold Is $30000 wo pay IS Kt $1407— 14Kt $931 — lOKt $623 par panny wt Tho samo kind of high pricos are paid for starling A 9999 pure C3© Gold A silvor Is basod on spot at tha timo of purchase This price changes twice dally PHONE 394-811- 0 30 to ©so IMaxseQ (3D J Store Hours 10 am to 5 pm Members of ANA RCDA ETC Ogden FRONT DISC BRAKES FRONT OR REAR DRUM Turn Brake Orum e Adiust Brakes St Ml li ’! 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