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Show I &. "Hif"Qril scoreboard B 10 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1974 EAGLES I, BICKS 2 Lose Portland first Period Sod ' IMrechtov) U I 17 ittord Period UJkt ticesl. fluidity 2 U irr (PI Thud Penod 70 Soil 4 59 24 rard) ? 41 74 7 I 7 77 S j; 3', 471 they're i 10 u 407 NBA Pemoify Eastern Conference S Portland Hughe Metienton), 1i02, 6 o fllond, Oionmni 3d (Jones. 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Jersey 3 Only games scheduled) Tonight's Games Houston ot Jersey (Only gome scheduled t OASH t Brian Foster. Skyline. 6 52. 2 Russ Manoone Cottonwood, 3 Cloy 4 Riockwetl Bonneville tort S Mike Davis. Sihryver Luke Orem, 4 Clayton Oumos Hiilcest Hocke v scores American League Jacksonville 2 Baltimore 2 tip) New Haven 3 Virg ma I I incmnat! ? Nova bcoflo 7 (tiei Providence 6 Rochester 4 Southern Leooue Winston-Solerr- i 6 fharlotte DASH 4 foertimel Mome 11, Cope tod 1 svrocuse 3, Long island 2 Central League No gumes scheduled International Leoque Dovton 3, For Wuvnc Oes Momes 4 Hint 4 coiumbu 4. Toledo 7 sogiMow 5 Muske)on 4 LPGA results fmoi stores and (UPH money wmnmgs m Sunday S 535 000 Ptirdme s LPGA tournoment Sondrg Polmer 4 950 70 69 6216 Kothv Whitworth 3 760 70 218 Lauro Bouan 3 587 ;one Blalock 3 87 73 72 J18 67S Mills Mary t,67S Cuoonl Donna oung. 7. Pam Higqins ?33 48 77 742?t Sha'on Miller 1.233 Betsy Rawls 1.233 Jocelyn Bouro SO 639 73 74 7527? Murle Breer 639 75 73 74222 ?2 Joanne Corner 639 72 Clifford Ann Creed 439 76 74 222 222 7? 639 Dugoon Cahy iovee Kormierskl 639 77 75 70222 792 2 karotyn Kerlzmon 639 Sundra Post 439 74 7? 76-Judv Rrnkm 639 73 79 70-- 22? MIAMI tandro Sputkh 639 7V74 Harold Conk. Idaho Falls SO 5 Russell Groves. Murroy, 3 Gory Nowork. Bo Elder. 4 km Coombs Bonneville W(VTARD RUN 1 Burke Hills. Cottonwood 7 00 9 Dovis J Mark Gary Brough. Layton. Olympus. 4 Hoskie Upshow 5 Provo Merle Mckmnon Orem Mike BnnRerhoff. Granger MILE RUN 4 p 6 Cory Thompson, Oav Doug Fnedh lurk Polnson Roy, 3 4 Piovo 6 Bovd Riv.hod f ot Cvnn Hart. Cedar Ctv a Mark Johnson, Odvis ? Mil E RUN I Murk Oesoam. Provo. 9 491, 2 Ron Doy Olympus, 1 Robert Koven West, 4 Bryan Jackson Provo. S Roger Blakely. Bonneville. Bill Bown Vewmont SHOT PUT I Oav. Horl bvDne 57 . 2 Ben Bovce Bo Cder, 3 Dorre'l Trump 4 Granger Barry Stone, Orem, 6 Paul Liston Oiem. 6 Stewurt Poore. Cottonwood LONG JUMP 1 Ery Johnson, Murroy, 3 Curtis Sides Don Dovis Bostrom, Olympus. 4 Tracy Welsh 5 Granite, Steve Evons tost 6 Steve Burninghom Fast HIGH JUMP I Pot Bhss 7 Davis 6 Gordon Lemon, Provo ' Leon ( ddv Ben Lomond 4 Dur She1tun Bngn ton. 5 Clay Blackwell, Bonneville 6 Detwm Lee Bo Elder POLE VAULT f Burk Word Orem 12 Chris ChiKL Spanish Fork. 3 Mike Vcu.gha Roy. 4 Paul Gardner Olympus, y Mike Thompson, Bo Eider 6 Chock Kendrick. Olympus MILE RELAY 1. 1 Skyline and South fdnho Fotis. 4, 5 Oovis 6 Hdlcrnst 7 4 North Amricon League Bmcrhomton b Mohawk Valley 7577 Bonnie Bryant 310 73 73 221 joAnn Prentice 310 Beth Stone 110 77 Roberta Albers '44 74?575 274 Oebble Austin 246 Pot Bradley 246 BY Us .vision appearances featuring Final 'cores HONOLULU (UPH the S2.0 000 find money winmnos HoAOiicn Oprn loth Ni'Maub S44 000 ft' 69 6 70 271 f drtie Pearc 26 080 70 6 71 66 -- 274 i C Snood 15A70 72 66- -?Hale Irwm 9 680 71 7t 68-Dwight Nevil 9,680 70 6827 Bohby Nichols 7 480 71 oibby Gilbert 7 480 Andy North 6 490 49 74 67 68-- ?8 79 69 69 71 Dewitt Weaver 5 2V 69 Tom Wotson 5.720 Hubert Green 4 064 69 73 7347-2- 81 Gory McCord 4 0S4 71 74 68 68-- 2M-21 Johnny Miller 4 064 71 Jim Dent 4 064 7? 69 7i 7? 48 28 4.064 Curtis Slttofd 281 Lorry iioQler 4 0S4 70 74 68 71 68 71981 jnhn Lister 4 John Jacobs 2 8n0 7 69 73 68282 WHA standings - Cougats have two regional tel Hawaiian golf t After a big road in over Goldthe Tech. Georgia en Kagles came to snow country and fired 58 percent from the field Despite that eifyrt, the Aggies tieat them 37 points Its obvious, though, where the difference cane in Cache Val!"V CSU launched 21) more us-S- V. i converted 37-6- 4 for the season, still hope tney might get a bid for NCAA western first round playoffs, scheduled March 9 in the Idaho State Minidome The Aggies now 12-- That will take some doing They should win remainder of their home games which start with Wisconsin-Milwauke- e and Thursday Tulane Saturday Other home games are Air Force Academy (Feb. 16) and Boise State (March 2) But they have three road games, at Seattle, at Denver and at Weber State So far, v in was their u 87-8- 6 beat DePau! court WAC basketball standings Western Athletic Conference basketball games this season The first, played last Saturday in Laramie, was a thnller an overtime contest v.lueh saw the Cougars nip Wyoming 4 mveiMty's Cow boss 78-7- 5 But the Cats hardly get a breather They go before cameras again Saturday at 3 p m against University of Texas-KPaso in Provo tin-T- Thursday, BYU will host at Mexico University 7 30 p.m The Cougars have five of their last seven WAC games at home New Saturday s tilt in Wyoming was a barnburner Wyoming is winless in WAC play, at home or away, but they were out to scalp the Cougars. We were lucky to get the win because we didnt play vv 11. said Cougar Coach Glenn Potter But well lake it. anyway BYU had its problems on both the weekend road trip and earlier at Ft at Colorado Collins against Suite's Kams The Cougars couldnt seem to find the hoop only pure road er BY C They on a neu'ral field goal percentage High School BYU Invitational hen 1974 Satuiday. season indoor meet opening the All participants competed with no team unattached, totals kept during the meet, not an official Utah High School Activities Association sanctioned event Some good early season marks and times were recorded Some highlighs included g RMAC standings (he score tied 68-a- Veteran guards Doug Richards and Belmont Anderson took charge in the overtime after the score was Knotted at 72 and 74 and Wyoming went with 2 25 left to ahead 75-7- 4 play B Y U outrebounded with Richards Wvoming. getting 10, Troy Jones nine, and Handy eight Anderson was leading scorer with 20, followed by Richards, 18, and Handy 12. Crowe)' had 34 points for Wyoming for the season. 6YJ is 4 in WAC play Wyoming is winless in the WAC and has a J.. mark for the season 47-4- fell behind Wyoming against BYU Saturday, 3 then scored 11 straight points as (he Cats continually threw the ball away and were colder than Laramie in January missing everything they threw at the basnet. BYU managed to hang on for a 36-3- 4 halftime lead and (49-26- The game was close the f.rst 10 minutes. USU broke to a halftime lead and the ntmgwason the wall Moure Boutwnght, Jimmy Dan Dressen and Rich Haws were sizzling Boatwright hit 24 points on 10 oi 13 goals. Moore got 23 on 10 of 13 goals Haws had 16 on 7 of 9 goals Dressen had 1ft on 5 ot 9 goals v couple of reserves got into doubles, too Mike Rock collected 11 points on 5 of 6 fielders and Ray Thompson got 12 on 4 of 8 goals Some 4,500 Aggie fans failed to set USU's scoring hinge There were 5,700 people in the Spectrum are back to haunt Parsons T-Bir- ds By Rav Grass Deseret News sports writer The Ghost of Tilings PaM is nght now sitting on the nght shoulder of Westminster coach Tom Stemke Its perch there has two dosing dates should. Steinke will be free of the creature late Saturday. If the rattling chains get to Steuike and crew, it could be there until next season If all goes as it Westminster is a faonfe in with test its Saturday intrastate rival and KM.AC Southern Utah State downed Regis College m overtime 85-The loss Fnday was the first overtime defeat Steinke had ever suffered at Uestmin ster In Saturday s overtime test John Hampton scored six of has 40 points. He also accounted for 17 rebounds Regis suffered three turnovers in that penod Two of those resulted s m by Hampton and Jeff Shumwav in the last nine tip-in- second' Cne thing that'll hurt the Parsons will be the lack of rest. Theyll play two test between now and the 7.30 p unlay of the SUSC battle. other hand Stemkes no doubt, haunted by one SUSC will be putting thing heart and soul into the test in hopes of easing a couple wounds the Parsons Last year have inflicted Westminster dominated SUSC and won the RMAC crowr Hus year Westminrter beat m the Birds' the nest by one point On the - . . Over the weekend Ui stage was set when Westminster split in two overtime road games, while SUSC won two on the road Both teams are now r-i Friday the Parsons lost ir. doormat Colorado Mines, Saturday Westminster overtime to conference 6 v 5 the second half was nip and tuck, nght through the overtime period e minutes left to Crowell stole a BYU pass and went in for an unmolested layup to knot the score at 58. He later stole another Cougar pass to put the Cowboys in front for the first with time in the game, 2'30 on the scoreboard clock. With six Ron play. 65-6- 4 BYUs Mark Handy hit a layup but Crowell got a basket and a foul pitch to put the Cowboys two up Chris Williams sent the game into overtime with two foul shots and by Davis shot put by Skyline's Dave Hart, a 505 440 from Idaho Falls' Harold Cook and a 6 5 dah from Skylines Brian Foster a, i high jump High's Pat Bliss, a PROVO Sou mem Muss was hotter from the field than from the foul line The Goider, Eagles 10 of 21 (47 6 converted percent) and USU 19 of 21 (82 6 percent) I thought the big difference said was their board play, Hark Add 'em up. They got 28 more points from the field, ) and 23 more rebounds They got 20 more shots than we did and hit 14 more goals at 61 percent Tell me that beard play isnt important' Jim The Cougars had to fight for their Ines. claw their way back ui both games They hot only 39 per cent against CSU only 28 per cent the first and against half Wyoming the Cougars had a slow first half before catching tire and (mushing witn a 418 6 5 track athletes fiom more than 25 schools participated in a 73-6- 7 49-7- 9 Track season opens Deseret News aecial Most haunting defeat for the was a Cep at tv. a Wyoming team and winless in the that :s W AC They were dose to winning thre other big road games, but lost by four to Arizona State, two to Colorado state and four to Idaho State Aggies NMU for UTEP, gears Deseret News special Sunday Cones aptol ? Boston 9v hiladcmhia 98 Buffalo!!? LhitoaoluS Cleveland 44 Houston 121 Atlanta 113 Los Annetos 174, Portland 91 Detroit 114. Seattle 100 5 ord of lib set in December HCil against S! Francis The Ags broke a SjKClrum record with for consecutive win them Wvtern Cgnforeme standings Sunday s Games mtffal 4 Detron t Toronto 3 Buffalo J fie New York Kongers Vnnesoto i ftp1 ton b Pittsburgh hu jqo J. St Louis 0 Philodeiphiu 2 Atlanta 7. tie California 4 N Y Islanders 7 points broke a Spectrum rec- - Southern Miss coach Jeep c lark was scratching his head a little, too shots from the field, hitting of 84 while the Golden Kagles Cougars win in overtime Ss8 479 79 .Manta Milwaukee Chicago Detroit A C Omoho Mis- th 600 f opilfjl Houston Cleveland hot couple of Spectrum rer cinN fell by the wayside Satui-d.iwien t'SU fired td from the field and pcTcent loss on Southern hung a three-year-ol- standings tfrochsel they're urc A Mississippi The 1J1 Games yom scheduled Hrhtor.v, Cucltor lokt, 42 I? When hot They have row won 10 at home this year agam-- t no defeats If the Aes keep this up. they will have the first undefeated home record in re- orded school history Fa fore this contest the Ags had to hold or to beat Denver by one point in thp Spectrum nd Denver may not be as good a team as Southern 1T-S- 4 q STARS Virg.ntC J, 12 NHL 74 Tornghf Loe. ion Ofiwf'sic.), tRrodev. ? ?4 though GB nn Oievo 107 Vlrgtnio 104 Antonio 108 Corglino S'! Indiana in. Denver 10? (Only games scheduled J !atl Loh. Potev Penalty 2 31 fiOtonfcOr Pet 4H Vin I ?l 7 I Sundavt Results lentnrty )!? 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