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Show ,, Ut A h Local, National Scoreboard Of Sports Action I ABA Standings EAST DIVISION i W Virginia ig 41 23 Kentuckl 28 n Carolina New York 26 26 26 Pittsburgh :1 .44: 32 31 29 .aal .i13 la 14'7 16'2 11 2 400 Floridiant- WESTERN DIVISION 18 39 ILITAIi STARS .67 1. 7 0 .649 Indiana 35 .S74 :6 MeirPhiS 9, 3 2? .7573 Tits Denver 'rocas 1? .328 Portland San Diego Pncenix Denver 34 11 23 21 ?3 7 17 16 22 21 Di 12 Seattle Sat 20 Thursday's REEUItS 125, Floridians 119 114, Nen, York 110 Only games scheduird. Friday's Schedule Memphis at Utah, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Indiana Kentucky at Denver Floridians at Tcxas Moe Bunting 6 0 0 Rarreit R,Scott Johnson C.Scott A Carter ( 4 4 Eakins SI I 4 11 8 A 4 II Davis Nierheen TOtals 32 2 ForidiarS 14 74 29 3 9 17 Robin-,o- 125 T 9 E 2,4 G 3 Fran Fuiler Harge Jones Nelson Washion Wr,ght 10 12 0 21 19 10 27 18 8 0 4 12 Totals irchnia 119 FLORIDIANS I 2 48 11) 74 31 24 119 119 oulPd outNone. Total FoolsVirgin,a 23, Floridians CONDORS NEW 114, NETS 110 PITTSBURGH YORK Sarry 4 7 Leaks Paultz 3 8 Me1thoni 1eP,e T ,6 Brisker 11 15 John3r) 10 Lwi H G F 8 Swift T3 24 0 16 7 11 0 Congdon Dove Ard Taylor .7.7 1 T 79 20 3 2 22 1 I 0 Totals York Totals fin-- u 47 26 30 16 art 50 25 - Fouled outNone Total foulsNew York 9. treit t Cw,f1 18- -10 114 72. Poiburgh 1,0''.19Jr911, PrIAS' Hope Golf Scores PALM SPRINGS, Calif (AP) Second round 3,ores Thursday in the 9.140,000 Boo Hope Desert C113.SiC golf tournament: Arnold Palmer Vance" 13ert George Hixon Bob Murphy Bob Rosburg Bobby Greenwood Roberto Bernardini Dick Rhyan Bi IlY Casper Pay Floyd Randy Wolff Orville Moody Larry Mc pirv 6870-1-3g Charles , 72.71-- 143 70.75-1- 0 I O 4 111 Totals OFT 7 71 6 9 3 14 4 N 9 3 9 0 5 6 20 0 0 01 18 TOtals 44 104 FROSII 114, SUSC FROS!I 61 O I? Fowles F 22 3 2 7 0 Froch 0 8 Ander-,o- 1 3 643 2 1 9 7 T 18 15 17 7 Lackey 7 Ogiewalla Clawson 6 Marchant Christensen 2 1 Pchrson Richards 4 17 Madsen 5 4 Bailey 10 7 Hinton Drury 7 6 Parry Zetterquist 3 13 7 7 Snow 3 14 Haight 4 5rink9rholi 13 Lowe O 1 BYO 2 4 0 61 Totals -- - 45 114 Region Two Swim I REGION TWO SWIM Cyprus relay Phi loot, Jones, Sadler). Time: 949.4, Bountiful; Skyline. Marlin, CYprils, freestyle 9:55.2; Shaw, Cyprus; Guinn, Bountiful. kilns. medley r. 2:100: Allen, Bount IV: DanCyr-tCyprus. gerfield, freestyle -- R. Al !elm Sky. tine, 214; K. Johnson, Viewmont. Tie: Olivson, Skyline and IC Johnson, Bountiful. Bountiful, S. Wiseman, Diving B. Beuntiful; M 441.90; Viewmont. Johnson, M. Dickson, Bountiful !SP.(); J. Ewerton, Viewmont; J. Cam Olympus. C. Shaw, Cyprus, :57.5; R. Aligire, Skyline; T. Olavson, kyline T. Martin, freestyle Cyprus, 409.9; R. Allen, Viewmont; B. Sadler, Cyprus. C. iOnCS, backstroke Cyprus, :58.2; F. Manes, Bountiful; T. Dangerfield, Cyprus. R. Phi lpol, Cyprus, K. 1,08,1; R Hran, Vie- ski. Cliymous. - Cyprus freestyle relay fCnristolierson, Sadie,. Martin. 5na.5l, 3.34.2; Bountiful; Viewrronl. Scores: Bountiful, 295; Carusi 279; Viewmont, 199; Skyline, 157: CIYM0115, 121; Judge, 37; Clearfield, 25. Prep Wrestling I 1 I 611 21'7 victory would put thorn back on lop of the Mountain Division with two more games to play on the road next week. Westminster O F ti 7 a 7 2 2 P G T 01 Ladner was the only rookie to see action for the West All. r Stars in the recent game in Greensboro, N.C. ) The Stars lead the western dixision by 112 games over second place Indiana 10 34 0 14 Parks All-Sta- 0 Lee 0 Ladner. Vendell n Eiremel lick,th 0 7 Creos kPt- - se 4 70 Cheatham Kemp 12 14 Hawes riudd 0 0 Steao Posegate a 10 5rnith IC) 20 Church,ch Oce 2 0 1 10 A, tms S'ate T (39-1S- 0 73 7014i$ 'Totals 39 1622 94 Ha,thme score: Adams 39, We$troin sier Iota: fouls: Westm,noer 18, Adams State le. 21 and (37-2- 51:. games ever the third place Pros (35-26- i0 16 32 10 5 rinhion 27. Jordan v. Pingham 27. Cranner 19 Cyrrros 2,3, Judge be battling Ail for inter,,, -, ot Logan, along with Gorder,-:-- . will be entered in both the tom at Winter Park and the giant slalom at Loveland Sun. day. This Olt be the first op. portunity for Miss Budge. a freshman at Utah State Ur& verity, in na tional competiHon. Other team members, Tom Richards, Craig Day. Salt Lake City ana Rich Manfuh Ogden. will compete in the slalom. The eight USRF team members were named to represent the intermountain division the Colorado races by Jim Rochford, competition chairman of the division from i,11 Jackson Hole, Wyo. 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Brian Seeholzer and Susie Budge, both, M) RID - 23 65 181 193 8$ 76 Confer:rite BIT SUSC Fresh Today the Parsons travel to Silver City, N.M. for a Saturday night contest with Western New Mexico. The MusUtah tangs beat Southern State College Thursday night to regain the RMAC lead they Roger Cheatham and Alex Churchich each had 20 points for the losing Parsons. G 101 0 Ferguson O TA Alumni Jones Gardner Ryder Lndrs Whiting Medley English Cakett Thrgd Pinegar Hawes Hndley HIM( Pace McCleary Krantz !line 16 13 8 Kunz 5 3 13-1- 0 ans. Leading Scorers 62 T n 7 10 11 Ogden Blue Ogden White S.L. Red Si. White $.t. Black 45 Results Mexico P a p oo ses 14 i.y R Og Blue Pyke, S.L. Black T. Graitson, O. Blue W. Jameson, S.L. Black B. Downing, SI. Black M. Bagley, S.L. White B. Noid, 0g, Whit. PEE WEBS UTE FROSII III, ALUMNI 4 Westminster A 5 Kemp ran up 34 points, 29 of wnich came in the second half. Walt Smith hat! 23 points and a game high of 13 rebounds for the winning Indi- Ms. OF GA 12 17 24 30 36 Si Black Ogden Blue Ogden White S.L. Red &L. White 48 Brigham Young 75, Texas Adams State 94, Westrnirlter 72 Mexico 58, Soutnern New taiestern Utah State 88 Santa Clara 63, San Franc1sco 59 Villarova 99, Notre Dame 81 St. John's 82, Niagra 71 'Tulsa 89, North Texas State IA Florida State 113, Coorgia Souther, la Grorgetown 91, NU 80 Richmond 105, Furman 87 Norfolk State 813. Moroan Stale 80 Drake 113, Bradley 78 Fordham 7(79, Riled? Island 87 Rutners 109, West Virginia 85 Jacksonville 100. William & Mary 69 Davion 70, Cintinnati 69 Boston 85, Brandeis 75 Louisville 94, Wichita stale 85 f 9 lost last week le the Parsons in Salt Lake City. ef, Youth Hockey Thursday's 3 It win be the task of Mery (The Magician) Jadison and All but two members ot the I:fah Ski Racers Foundation senior alpine ski team yin compete this veekend in races in Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. Tom 1leGhle, currently one of the top slalom skiers in the CanAm series who injured his leg in Michigan. Will rest front competition this weekend. Eight members of the team left Salt Lake Thursday for Colorado to compete in the Colorado and Loveland Cup races Saturday and Sunday. Mark Soderquist, Ogden, also a member of the Weber College team, will compete this weekend for the college in Montana. Robbie Lynn Beck. Murray and Marianne Richards, Salt Lake City, are m Jackson hole, Wyo., for three downhill races. They are still trying to qualify for the Intermountain ViSiOn Junior National Tea The eight racers in Cobra 44 College Scores 18 13 guards underneath. D Intermountain Races Cali Utah Ski Team Members Thursday's Result Bristol- - 5, St. Louis 3 Montreal 6, Minnesota I Only games scheduled. 43 Jack Harden 75 Division 15 Minnesota Los Angeles California 75.69-1- 6-- NEWS, Friday, February 12, 1971 .350 W 39 13 27 Pittsburgh 7340-1- Stars f.4ris might gel a chance to see the club's news t big acquisiton Sam Smith from Kentucky. Smith was picked up on waivers for an undisclosed amount of cash. The trading deadline was Feb. 1. Utah grabbed him because ot the injury to Zelmo (Big Z) Beaty and the strength was needed up front. Smith was a starter last season with the Colonels and averaged 114 points per game. He played Ilk college ball at Kentucky Wesleyan and vas the MVP in the 1967 NCAA College Division Tournament. McCarthy, who admits that hP won't tidy the high price tag for the college cagers, ciTte up with one of the top rookies in the ABA ill - I .4,19 .431 East 26 Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia nob Stone Von Fulton Pete Brown Les Peterson Chuck Montalbano Babe Hiskey O 21 Western Jim Picard Paul Harney Terry Wilcox 6 35 37 39 211 Roston New York Montreal Toronto Detroit Buffalo Vancouver Gary Bowerman Jerry Abbott Chuck Courtney I. Trevino Harry Toscana lack Montgomery Dave Hill Gardner Dickinson Howie Johnson 0 Thursday night. NHL Standings Jim Hardy 10 27 H1115011 New kent into the game leading the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Mountain Division by one game'. The loss dropped the Parsons in record to league play and 10-- over-all- . Adams State now has a InIAC mark and is overall, Thursday's Results Milwaukee 122, Los Angeles Se San Diego 119, San F,ancisco 111 Seattle 119, Cincinnati 101 Only Games Scheduled) Joe Goldstrand John Miller Hubert Green Ralph Johnston Gav Brewer Al Balding Dick Carmody .1u::u Boros Brask Dale Douglass Tommy Sanderson Larry Wood Tom Shaw Billy Maxwell Doug Sanders OP Mengert J.0 Snead Marty Fleckman Ed Sneed Lionel Hebert Ralph Baker lee Bonse Tommy Aaron Mike Hill Joe Cardenas Tom Nieporte on Iverson Aribby Nichols frke Ballo Howell Fraser Jerry McGee Jit,i Jewell 3 8 5 in Ci ly West Portland Sic e E ichstaedt 69, Westminster College, led by the second half antics f big Ed Kemp, defeated Salt Lake Cit Y's Westminster College basketball squad, 9473, here 93 San Cheget CoorlY Man ALAMOSA, Mans State EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division I W Pct. ea .635 New York 10 77 1.5 .5s7 Philadelpnia .532 Bcston 17 46 .270 Buffalo Cenral Division L W Pet, '7.3 74 .576 Baltimore 36 Cincinnati 21 Atian la 11 172 33 Cleveland WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division L W Pet. Ac 11 .2,!7 mdwooke 27 .627 Detroit 24 36 .6te Chicegn 736 25 .590 Phoenix PaJfic Division L W Pct. .610 23 Los Angeles 7,0 23 .52e San Francisco Carr Larry 162 p his Glen Combs to put the clamps on them. Parsons Lose, Travel To Western N.M. 157 205 14Ci Total Snow Seattle Jim Wieners .Jo o Pros ha,,e their pattern type of offense which has been tough on the stars is the play of Jimmy ,Jones and Steve Jones. Both players are NBA type guards with their height t,Jimmy, 190 pounds and Steve, 205, can take smaller pounds DESERET , NBA Standings if 60 18 6 .1 11 16 180 91 Solituce Gor.)oza Beaver Mtn, a2 Brian Head 84 Snow Baein Coen Suneahri- Nordic Valley Blue Min, Onan wirnds. entY Soom Land Op:in v.krids. only Night ski, o tonight at Noroic hay, Gorgoce, Park City, Solitude, Sundance. Overall Report C Isar Woollier LANs and lowS oivirating Faciles Opsd Highways Open Car Sno tires chains Not nocesrarY Bosd Skiing conditions Soft Pack Surface Today's national weather service forecast for Utsh ski araas Mostly sunny through the estrand. Coniinued mild. Highs in low 30.1. Laws IS ier 20. Light winds. 23 9 o Thomosd Williams Kennedy Lattin Pittsburgh Three-po- 20. Mid-Sout- h S-6- 144 172 210 1F2 177 6 4 Rev.; Its Area Alta .ohimi Park City PFirk 4 McCar th y's Ski Report VIRGINIA 12, 11,0R. GET 73 4 49 45 4D 36 t5-5- Stars. Thursda es No gouvr, ,c7eou!:13 Fridays Schedule Ileitvcr at San D$E,,g0 Salt Lake at SeatIle Pitisburon layier 5 8 113 Lake Virginia VIRGINIA Babe McCarthy brings his Memphis Pros into the Salt Palace tonight for a 7:30 p.m. with the ABA's encounter western division leading Utah United Prass i1t3rn3tional PT GF GA Won Lost By GB played halloc with the Stars all season with their pallet a controllod hall. The two teams have split in their series. ) The clubs are through Coli, playing at the sem, Memphis and will meet once again atter tonight's game, March 7, in the Salt Palace. One i f the reasons besides By DAN pArrisox Deseret News Sports Vriter WHL Standings Pct. Re rs El All LIVIle , - r u 1 soB4' I Ak! . ilL 1,..oardor meibie.aiet ' 1 ;TTh L Dirrt , . - sul-111- , 0 , 1 kV !Atitt Mft..,.11MmANNEE.NEWNANNME.AlloiMEOgaidOMOrbill V 7. |