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RECEIVING Chicago-Williams 8.26 New Orleans 7 60 538 26) 10%) Harris 7:41, Campfield stl. Barnes’ Tamps Hay-Qwens 2-27, Hagine 67. Bell Aikata sas ay $3, Gtamona 41 . vay LAS Giles 220 Davis 19 Obradovich 1 San Francis. 0 Roa Cente saierck Dat nyYG Welsas soos aminen ee Ticlinched plavott Berikt 4 WCEIVING = Beronisoua aa) Eek count Sunday, Dec. 2 i's et SEEK Tompeon a piney Hons fans hin. Hoole HDE ay caeebdany Campfield 3-32 ‘armichael S10. Krepfle5-96, 258.HarrisMontgomery 1-23. Sant ei pomen 2S. a First Downs Se Chicago 14. Tampa Bay 0 NY. Jets 30 Baltimore 17 Puttsburgh 37. Cincinnat: 17 1 Philadelphia 44, Detroit 7 Washington 38, Green Bay 21 Cleveland 14 Houston 7 i aver 19 Buffalo 16 duis, 18, San. Francisco 10 Kansas C Seattle Atlanta 28. San 26 21. (ot Los Angeles 27, Diego Minnesota ste Rushes-Vards Passing yards RReturn Yards ; Datlas 28 NY an 7 Dec Oakisad AC Mon. Menotenee rs «oye NFL Statistics ue Hou First downs Rushes-yards 26-121 to-19e 19 1 He yards Passing Besa iva R y Passes Weosi-t is-tee} 4-390 5-370Hl Punts Bunion lait . Penalties F 2-20 2 14 2a7 Passe 2246-3 1 nuns 4-857 Fumbles-Lost 2 Penalties-Yards 7-45 =-= ttle-Kansas City RUSHINGSeat Smith 64, Doorink 4M 6 Zorn 2.2] Kansas City-Gant 21-67. Mekoan 17-54 Belton 7-19, Fuller 4-61, Hasi 21 Manumaleuga ga 1- I-minus 3. Rome.selip Itminus Passine = Seattle-Zorn 22-45-3-239 Weaver O+-00 Kansas City-Fuller fee a0 Re EIVING — Seattle- Vargent 9-129. Moore 4-23 ts 339 Raible 2-32, “cary, Houston-cleveland Doornink City-Smith 2-6, Hunter +, 1-11,| Matsall™ McCullum 258 1-8 RUSHING — Houston-Campbell 22-108, Kansas Wilson 3-4, Carpenter 1-9. us ae First downs : i SEI) Rushes-yards Passing yards a altho : Return yards 3 Passes 16-29-1 9-17-0 81.0 Fan 2-1 4-1 636.8“ Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 4-3 5-44 oe ? pec ane FranciscoSt: Leuis 16-52, ,RUSHING—San Francisco-Hofer Ferrell 8-33, Montana 3-22, Jackson. 1-3 St. Lovis1-0. Morris 3-9, Melville Simpson 27-29, Anderson Brown, $48, $16 Pisarkiewicz 2-minus M. Gray 1-13 Harrell 3-10. ahs G."San Francisco-Montana5-12: tee beetire timore-NY Jet: RUSHING! eBaligereWaskigton RRCETVIN fisoa r ‘too. 68, Leaks 10-21, Landry 2-12, Setautey. RECEIVING—San_ Francisco-Ferrell Rushes-vards Passing yards oReturn yards j, basses punts Fumbles-lost enatusa yards 9-108 Newhouse Return yards Passes Punts Punts 22 Fumbles-lost 22 26-86 324 17-30-1 58 3-37.0 Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 133 28—38-1 7-38.7 10—ot —1 1-1 Penalties-yards 1-65 = — Minnorota RUSHING = 2, Lee 2-0, Tyler 13-36, McCutcheon 7-39, Rae 17-30-1- Brown 5-56, Tucker 1-8. Voight 1-13. Los Angeles-Tyer 417, Waddy 1-5. Smith 3-99, RECEIVING—Ath kins 4-79, Andrews s Jen- McCutcheon 1-9, Bryant 1-20, Young 1-6, 4-38. anbeck 2-9. Dennard 2-57 Central Divistn San Antonio Houston Cleveland Indiana Detroit Western Conference Midwest Division game.’ Part of the reason it was like last year was that superrookie Larry Bird was held to a season-low one field goal and two free throws by Wedman “T may have to guard Larry all night so he doesn't commit suicide," said Boston Coach Bill Fitch. Standard Makes Doors! * Pre-hung Doors * Custom fit doors * Repairs of all types * Door replacement L Pet. 373-1063 Texas Tech 78 W Texas St 64 exas Chrstn 103 Texas. ein Texas 9 18 .333 St. Louis 92, Siena 81 aoe 9% 9 ashePaul (0-0) was idle. 11. Purdue (1-0) was idle. 12. Syracuse (1-0) defeated Cornell 107- Golden Sine 13. Texas A&M (0-2) lost to Lamar 61- WL Pct. GB 60 14. Louisville (1-0) defeated South 17 8 680 — 17 9 654 4% Alabama 75-73. 15. St. John’s (2-0) defeated Michigan 17 9 654 % 16 11 593 2 St. 88-73 16. Oregon State (2-0) defeated 11 16 .407 7 10 16 day's Results .385 Wisconsin-Parkside 74-4 Brigham Young 17. Kansas City 94, Boston 88 2 (1-1) defeated to its eighth straight home victory. The Cavaliers jumped to a 20-6 lead in thefirst period, then went ahead to stay. 33-21. on Bill Willonghby's stuff with 9:02 left in the first half Charlie Criss scored a season-high 26 points for the Hawks and Tim McMilJen added 23. Lakers 116, Bucks 103 Rookie Earvin Johnson scored 23 points. including eight during an 18-0 fourth-quarterspurt. to help Los Angeles snap Milwaukee's three-game winning streak. Norm Nixon tossed in 25 points, Jamaal Wilkes had 24 points and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar19. for the Lakers, who remained % gamebehind Seattle in the Pacific Division. Reserve Junior Bridgeman led Milwaukeewith 30 points. Sonics 111, Warriors 98 Gus WIlliamsled balanced Seattle attack with 21 points and the Sonics broke the game0225 in the second period behind 22 points from reserves. James Bailey and Tom LaGardescored eightpoints each in the period to give Seattle a 59-45 halftime lead. The Warriors, led by Robert Parish with22 points, pulled to within 69-60 with 7 minutesto go in the third period but Williamsscored 10 of his 21 points in the quarter to put it away. Ski Report Pp jigh aki__resorts reported packed conditions and some power on their slopes All lifts were open today at Alta Most lifts Brian Head. and were open at Snowbird, Park City had six lifts in operation and Brighton three. Only the Moon Beam lift was running at was skiing Night Solitude nentieen Consolation through considerable Powder Babe McCarthy Tr Biloxi, Miss. seer said they would open soon. forecast eather for Miss. St. 83, Alcorn St. 80 of Southern Miss. 86, Cincinnati 84 Championship Commonwealth 69 Richmond 67 Consolation © Carolina 92 W. Virginia Tech 79 --- few light cloudiness a with snow chance showers 30s. Westerly winds 15 to mph are Colorado 86, New Mexico 78 along 25 moun- highs in the 30s and low 40s, mph eR Aicroreect! a es Boise St. 92, ‘Great Falls 73 Brigham Young 100. Baylor 58 Cal Poly SLO 87. Cal iuthern 74 expected tain tops and ridges resorts Utah southern For the forecast calls for Tuesday variable through cloudiness and Wisconsin Inv. Madison, Wis. lonship C' a for calls areas ski Utahs Tuesday High temeratures will be in the aa Spider Classic Richmond, Va. Wisconsin @8, East Tenn. $6 Towa {1-0) defeated Northern Illinois Consolatior Oklahoma City 83 _UW-Milwaukee 67 eotout Aacaenare! ‘Alaska Winners Bracket = Kentucky 97. Alaska-Anchorage 68 Loser's Bracke! Lamar 6 ‘Tevas ARM. 60 Baylor 100:58 Cleveland arti 108 “Wedman did a job on Bird,” said Kansas City Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons. ‘Whenhe puts a blanket on you. you've been blanketed. But if the bench hadn't done the job in the second quarter, we'd have been done.”” Trailing 37-28 after one quarter, the Kings outscored Boston 33-16 for a 57-53 halftime lead. The Celtics went back ahead 67-62 with 4:30 left in the third period, but then went scoreless until 9:05 remained as they missed 11straight shots and turned the ball over eight times. The Kings, meanwhile, scored 16 unanswered points. While Kansas City shot only 39.8 ercent and leading scorers Otis Birdsong and Phil Ford were limited to 9 and 10 points respectively, the bench accounted for 12 points in the decisive spurt and 41 overall. Wedmanled the Kings in scoring with 16 points while Billy McKinney cameoff the benchto score1 4 and reserve Reggie King added 10 points and 11 rebounds. Nate Archibald led Boston with 21 points whi! le Carr had 17 and Cedric Maxwell 16. In other games. Cleveland drubbed Atlanta 126-108. Los Angeles topped Milwaukee 116-103 and Seatt! le bested Golden State 111-98. Cavaliers 126, Hawks 108 742 westerly along winds mountain 10 15 to and tops ridges Snow depths and new snow, in Ar Depth New inches, were Ita 460 Beaver Mountain 120 Blue Mountain 190 260 Brian Head Brighton 37T Mt Holly 300 Nordic Valley 200 Park Cit 18 0 Park West Perley Semnrtl Hawg see eantals 90 me ae Snowbird Solitude 38T 34T Sundance 140 Spring Games PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The world champion Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday announced l SPORT CENTERS they would play a 26- game spring training schedule next season. The Pirates said they would play 12 games at their spring home in Bradenton, Fla., and 14 contests on the road. They are scheduled to play 18 American League pre-seasonop} ents and eight National League clubs. Campy Russell scored 21 points and Austin Carr cameoff the benchto toss in 20, sparking Cleveland HOLIDAY BOWL . 20 - Dec. 23 Includes: © Air Fare © (3) nights hotel at HotelCircle © Tickets to game © U-drive car (3) days (2 people per car) 3 9 00 FromLasVeootian... 9169 =m Christopherson Travel ‘294, NORTH UNIVERSITY BOX43 PROVO, UIAH 84601 UTAH -1-800-662- 513° Value INCLUDES: @ MATCHINE FLATFIL @ SIDE FILE @ HOT WAX Sunset's professional technicians are factory trained andcertified, using the latest in mechanical ski shop equip- BOYERS | | | Championship 419 174 12% 66 Pacific Division Alabama-Birm 90 Whittier 67 Appalachian St. 47 Lenowr-Rhyne 45 Austin Peay @4 Georgia Southern 68 80 75, Alabama-Hunt. Belhaven Birmingham-Southern 68, Montevallo $8 Catawba 69 Pleiffer Gentterer OOobeni o"Wslyn 92, Tea.Tech#8 { Cte Coastal Carolina 69, Erskine 64 Cumberland 89, Tiffin at Nordic Valley and Mountain open plans to Basin and Mt. Holly Dec. and—_—Parleys8 Mountain. are scheduled to open ark West and Tech (ce) puree (2-0) aoteated: Ceotele Lutheran 111 Wayland apt 96 offered Snow Dee. Blue 7 Summit Dec GB 719 .269 11 Chicago nett Se: ceempien Clemson He Middte Tennessee 61 2 Ohio State (1-0) defeated Ohio Consolation 7. UCLA (2-0) defeated Hofstra we : LSU (1-0) defeated Florida 112- Central St. 85. Langston 76 Chadron St 98 New Me Hghinds 89 Texas El Paso 71 Texas A&l 63 --= South = 4, Chainey0 0-0 0. Totals 29 27-36 88 Risis oe 1 Robinzine 32-2 8 8 P. Ford 10. Birdsong. 120cy'4'24 9°58) 19 “Burteson 0 oc fL4 eer {tunfeld 3 0-0 6 McKinney 6 2-2 14. Gerard 3 12 7, Elmore 2.00 4. Totals 37 20-27 37161421 88 Boston Kamtsas City _ 28291522 94 hfepoint goals— C. Ford. Archibald C@tr. out—none, fouls— Boston Fouled 17, Kansas City 25Total Technical Wedman, Carr (2 and ejected). A-9442. Lapehich Mem, Tr paraiso 92-66 4. North Carolina (1-1) lost to Duke 86Jamaica, N.Y Championship 74 5. Kentucky (2-1) defeated AlaskaSt. John’s 88 Michigan St. 73 Consolation Anchorage 97-68 6. Duke (3-0) defeated North Carolina Oral Roberts 70, Princeton 62 --86-74 14 14 500 5 Door locks STANDARD BUILDERS SUPPLY 1480 North State, Prove 0 22 2, Henderson 0 0-0 0 Judkins 2 0-0 Youngstown St 9% Steubenville 81 ‘ Spee Southwest Arkansas 76 Loyola (Calif) 66 Dallas ‘apt a0 SF Aus Tex Hapl (85 Mare Hardin Bajlon 04 Meaurry 76 Hardin. Simons 7 New. Mexico SU. 90. Camertn #8 Oklahoma 90 NC -Greensb ireensboro 62 Oklahoma St 81, Houston Baptist 66 Panhandle St_ 78 Colorado Coll Rice wee 84. AngeloetSt ee S Methodist 78, Tulane 68 Southwestern 101, Bethany Nern 75 St Mary's 8 8 ON. T exas St a -South GB 1 1 4 4% 6 18 8 692 — Milwaukee Utah Pet. 542 542 429 .407 333 mans = om <0 worst game, but it was just one T Jacksonville 77, Florida St. 76 16 385 9% University 78-51 Notre Dame (1-0) defeated Val- L 1311 13 11 12 16 11 16 8 16 Me 12.671 — Ty By United Press International The words Dave Cowens used sounded all too familiar. But they were words from last season, whenhe coached the Boston Celtics to a dismal 29-53 finish. They weren't words heard in the Boston locker room much this year. “We embarrassed ourselves,"’ said Cowens after the Celtics, were handed a humiliating 94-88 defeat Sunday night by the Kansas City Kings. The game, too, was reminiscentof last season. The Celtics turned the ball over 28 times, managed to shootonly 41.4 percent from the field—thougl they are the second-bestshooters in the leaguethis year, and failed to score a single point over a 7¥2 minute span in the second The Celtics humiliation was complete when M.L Carr was ejected midway throughthe final quarter after decking Kings’ Scott Wedman with a forearm to the face. Wedman was not hurt. ‘Theloss snapped a six-game winning streak for the Celtics but they still sport the best record in the league (16-5), which prompted Cowens to add something he couldn't say last year: “Tt was our at Atlanta Washington St Louis Quebec College 'g Scores Sunday's College Basketball Results s 16 687 - 10 12455. Ts / \ anes 18 5 783 — basketball teams fared Dec 19 7.731 ‘2 1. Indiana (1-0) defeated Miami of Ohio 12 13 480 7 Boston Philadelphia Ne: k Boat 14-44, Cromwell. 1-5. ASSING — Minnesota-Kramer 21-42-3- Seattle Atlanta-San_Die RUSHING — danteAaaens 21-131 291es Angeles-Ferragamo 4-10-1-22, Lee Phoe Los ilaveles Stanback 9-23, Bartkowski 2-1. San Diego- 7-14-1-161, Clark 1-1-0-30 Fouts 5-42, C. Williams 12-83, Thomas 5-6, RECEIVING —Minnesota-Rashad 6-102, Port! Diego Young 3-27, LeCount 1-36, S. White 4-55, San Owens 2-4, Bauer 2 PASSING — Atlanta 225. San Diego-Foi wos Angeles Hartford at Winnipeg at Colorado at Saturday's Callege Basketball Results ates rreeecaaterastional iy woes Foor Tr eee N Champloneh Duke &8, North Carolina 74 Consolation N. Carolina St. 70 Wake Forest 65 === Brown Tap-OffR.ITr. Providence, Championship Northeastern 67, Brown 54 p NBAStandings HowTop 20 Fared Consolation Western Goaterence New Hampshire 58, Robert Morris 56 Atlante Division NEW YORK (UPI) — topHow 20the college United —-—Inv WL Pct. GB Press International IPTAY Denver i Los Angeles-Ferragamo 1- 3-1 70, Miller 7-60 yi Is. 3918-30 Albion 8 Rose-Hulman 82 ‘Marshalltown arshalltown $4($4 Wistewiter 100 St Xavier #1 Be lowa Wslvn 64 wn eit St. 44) Oakland 38 Navier 81 Kenyon 70 Tuesday's Games Vancouver at NY Islanders Maxwell 5 6-8 16, Bird 1 2-2 4 Cowens ees 12) 10,1 1-23 ArchibaldFernsten (6) 839 Indiana St. 72. Colorado MidwestSt. 65 45 2!SieCarrMy 5G 6-7rord17, 4Robey 4-29 Kansas City Minnesota-Los Angeles 5—28.8 Brown st McClanahan 5-55 n 90 2-6 Cincinnati-Pittsburgh wee (Oeeae 15) riffin 212, Alexander ny ore Ya.Pittsburgh-Harris bine 20492, S —CineinasticAnderson 20-35-0. agp “Pulsburgh: Beiditewe tise aap 5-46 229, RECEIVING—Cincinnati-Ross 220, Curtis S119, Alexander Griffin Johnson 4-22, Bass 1.20. Corbett 1.9. Pittsburgh-Swann 5-192, Harris 2-27, Bleier 3-29, 3-25, Smith 248 Stallworth 2-18 Cunningham Atlanta 222 ;Buston at Philadelphia BOSTON(88) New Jersey 32—153 Springs Paeiige yards eturn yards 266. NY Jets-Todd He Passing yards ‘ ac Notre Dame 92. Valparaiso Northeastern «lly 917Spring arbor: Yo ‘ Park 101 Chicago Cirele Tt Wea Buea! Wath ey oni Northern 99° rte St. stMarys. 77 w Ono Tai abulceacer ed Passes mann 1-13, Francis 1-12. bietig 11-34, Harper 2-34, Jones 1-4, Jack Macatee 222 “t Tous 4-47, Brown Newton 1-1, Long 2-0 Rushes-yards 1048 Philadelphia 4 1 ATTLE (1 Alaskan Shootout eiatie: Snelion|3c0:0r Anchorage, Alaska Sikma 6 2 Ih D. dohmson 2 oo a Grodley, 82, Lamary Se ae Tense AGM 82 Pacific ilies Grae Zin aroun seed tyawake ma SLE cinme TAT Surrotal : East 4gBatley13.35 24 11 12 V. Johnson 1 4 5 Totals Boston 109 C.W. Post 474 G : oan Boston Coll. #6, Lemoyne $7 Golden State 202527 26-98 oly Cros Cross $7 Catholic ata le: 48 Holy 25 3432 20-111 Seattle “Three-point goals—Coughran. Fouled Mettimack 67 Saint Anselm's 65. ON i foals Golden S ‘Penn St. 99, Indiana (Pa) 37 out—None22 Total fouls—Golden State 19 staten Island 585 Bing ci 79, Binghamton : fouls—None Technical Seattle Washington SUE Moree te) Mi) Gras Minn LA 14 26 First downs Rushes-yards 38-141 38-126 174 Passing yards a 63 Return yards 21—42—3 12—25-2 Passes Detroit 4, Buffalo 2, Washington. 0 Quebec 3° Vancouver 1 Colorado § Boston 3 Islanders 4 Winnipeg Game 0 Monday's Montreal at New York Britso 1-1 PASSING Laitlaw —New York-Simms 9-15-1-130 Dallas:Staubach 1018-0164 D. White 1-1 vRBCEIVING New York-Shirk 2-66 Taylor, Robinson 2-20, Jobnso> 1-18 re1-9.220,Dallas-D. Gray Pearson 5-88, Springs 127. Saldi 2-21 Dorsett 1-17, Hill 1-1 Wilson 1-10 q < Cin Pit First. downs 21 2 Rushes-yards ; Bs 2- 28-49 PASSING Baltimore-Landry 5, RECEIVING—Baltimore-Washington 10-57, Doughty 6-8, eats 6-60, McCall 3Jets-Jones 4-99, M4, ‘Siani 3-27 Barkum 3-36, Saiteey 2-52, Gaines 2-11, Harper 1-17 Atl 10 33 23. Nixon Il 34.25. Ford Hayw 0-02 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles Three-point goals—none Fouled outjlolland 00-0 0 Totals $2 1214 116 === ‘i 5 ; NY Giants-Dallas RUSHING_N. Yark-Tayl g par Parish64s 946 22.Laces Lucas 1 1 47 WET White 7 34 = 6:27, Simms eve OTE1-8. Dallas-Dorsett TAS Ot aera9!'4" rt Wilson 7 1-2 115, Townsend 0 6-8© 6Wout Ray Johnson Gautier Hofer 3-20. Jets-Gaines "22-70. Todd 6-35, 4, ,Bruet, 217,Clark 478, abduiJabbar 911 19 E \ lowa 38 GEN cele PEA ee ar een Weitere eure ams 5Y ue i 6 A 10 6 44 h Woes 2) Hy ni , Bis 4 a Quebec Sunday's Results Nebraska 74 Portland St 52 none Total fouls—Milwaukee 10, Los Angeles 17. Technical—Nelson Milwaukee Nilea. Milwaukee assistant be arate hee wach zone defense Milwaukee. Wilkes Los Angeles Chones. Los Angeles A 16 027 $30 GOLDENSTATE($8) 2-2 5-75 Punts Fumbles-lost Penaldes-yards Cleveland- McKnight 2-29, Gant New ng, Morty seen ouston-Eastorini 16-81-1-113-26-1-172 PesCavelants-Sipe REARAVING Houston-Campbell 6-34, Renfro 3-27, Barber 3-13 Caster 2-21 Burrough 1-35, Coleman 1-3. ClevelandMiller116.i-12, (Newsome1-4, 443,Feagher G67, Rucker Pruitt, Logan 12!, ai nyy___ First downs 2 Rushes-yards UH109 45-178 Passing yards 215 Retaca: yards 02 949-0 Passes Pants oe Fumbles:lost tes Penalties-yards ie 6-06 g—o5 First dowas 3 12 1 30 Washington 200 4 10 200 Comings 1 00 2 3 103 : Los ANGELES (116) Chicago-Phipps 6-1 PASSING jtushine Detroit-Philadelphia Delrou-Kane €18, Busses 2 Tampa Bay Willams $19480, Rae 6121 hones t Fee Witkes 12 0.0 24 950 Tampa Bay Chicago MInnesnta Green Bay 333 2 1230 W. PROVO 373-2855 ment. re 1646°S, STATE 2 |
