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Show Page 8—-THE HERALD. Provo. Utah. Fridav. Januarv 4. 1980 Sports Scoreboard Anton Clevelad 20 20 ee Heusten 1233 ‘ Detroit 10 30 250 Western, (Canference Midwest Division WoL Pet. Kan City 23 18 561 Milwauke 23:18 $61 beaver 15 26 366 Chicago 12 23. 324 Utah 12 26 $00 Pacific Division L Pet. Seattle scl sake Phoenix San Diego Portland Golden St 27 12 692 29 13 26 15 21 22 21.22 13 26 eee a 120 Diego at 18 18 2 31 2 Terry 23 Bradshaw Mike Krucet gb Clift Stoudt qb ROCeY lever 1b Greg Hawthorne Taree posnl goals Taylot' 2, Pietkiewic Ri Williams Total fouls San Diego 28. New York 59 Hone Jobmeons tb 30 Larry Anderson cb 2% A137 $1 Cleveland 27 31 23 19-108 690 Threepoint goals Bibby. R Smith Fouled out 634 2'% Carr Total fouls Philadelphia 20. 488 4 Cleveland 24 Technical foul Philadelphia Coach 488 84, Cunningham A 333 14% Chicago Bae atecio at Kaen Clty Washington at Golden St Uk et potted Bi at ciate . ; Saturday's Games Chicago at New York Kansas City at Atlanta Milwaukee at Cleveland Phoenix at Houston Boston at San Antonio Indiana at Denver Washington at Utah Seattle at Golden State NBA Boxes NEW JkaREY Gini Natt 3369, Van Breda Kolff 22-26.G. Johnson 1.111, Jordan 7 455 18, Newlin 8 8-8 24, Boynes5 3-4 13, Kelley § 6-10 16, Robinson 93-5 21, Smith 40-08, Elliott 0°04 0, Totals 48 3041126. ATLANTA(119) Drew 6 7-8 19. Roundfield 4612 14, Hawes 3349, Hill 1002, E. Johnson 11 4-5 27, McMillen 32-28. Rollins 75-9 19, Criss 45-613, Wilson 03-43. Givens 213 6 Totals Al 962.119) ® 33 33 M126 New Jer Atlanta MN BM M9 Three point goals E. Johnsva, Fouled out—G. Johnson. Total fouls New Jersey 35.Atlanta 28. A683, INDIANA (98) 9 Matt Bahr k R Willams Donme Shell. Es AFC Rosters 56 Robin Cole. lo 57 58 59 63 64 65 Sam Davis & Jack Lambert. Ib Jack Ham 1b Thom Dornbrook c-g Steve Furness, dt-dg Tom Beasley dt 6% Ted Petersen, cit a7 Gary 205 2 218 1 Dunn 63 pee Baumgartner 1b 6-7 240 28 64 Cosi Ger Ken Ellis cb > Bantom 3 2-2 8. M. Johnson 12 1-3 25, Edwards 10 §7 Mike Stensrud, dt 5-625, Bradley 3 2-28. Davis 60-0 12, C. Johnson 10-68 Tom 65 280 23 65 245 22 Hasse009 0, Totals 41 1-4 96, MILWAUKEE(106) 63-270 30 62 245 24 0.2, English 3 1-27. Chenier 1 0-02, Knight 21-26. 69 Andy Dorris, de 10 Conway Hayman, gt 71 Ken Kennard. mg M. Johnson 10 2-2 22. Meyers 12 2-3 26, Benson 3 74 Leon Gray. t 5 28, Moncrief 3 45 10. Catchings 0 1-2 1. 7§ Morris Towns CI Eupceuehenns ce Dwayne OSteen. cb Rens wale cob” 6-4 240 27 Deve Enanel Jim Jodat.tb Rod Perry. cb 6328027 ft Senses oo GeorgeAnd Ib 6-4 275 28 33 JimYoungblood, Ib 2-48, Walton 1 0-0 2. 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Ark Cavs ahead 108-105, with 43 seconds Tch Hardn-Simmns 63 64 cxa5. 73 66 Midwest Axusbore 18 nae : Thos. 71 Bradley St. 37 Central St. 73 Fndly 58 Chi Crel 67 Ind. St-Evns. 65 Creighton 76. S Illinois 68 Dakota Sali es paket St. 55 Defiance 92° St. Francis Ind 75 Elmhurst 92° G. Williams 55 Hamline 60 St. Olaf 54 Hastings 84 Sterling 69 Hesa Py lowa ace ue inois 71 St. said Erving But Cleveland's Dave Robisch sank five : straight free throws to put the 58 88, MacMurray Coll 58 N ee ye os Wis. 70 Nort ar arthage 52 Oakland 54, Mercy Ohio St. 59, Indiana 58 Purdue 74 Michigan St. 73 St. Cloud St. 77. Minn-Morris 66 left and the pressure was on. Five seconds later Cheeks, a second- vear man out of West Texas who scored winning Herel n re e Sine aces 11 of his 21 points in the finalperiod. hit a layup and. after being fouled by KennyCarr,stepped to the line andhit t Cleveland madetwo last-ditch efforts to win the game but Philadelphia center Darryl Dawkins blocked a shot i PY Cavs guard Foots Walker with three secondsleft and Randy Smith’s shot at the buzzer was off the mark. “The Sixers it to us fourth period lasttokI fe o jie Pe AOE ee Cesena, Ae well as they did” said Smith. In other games. Atlanta New Jersey beat 80, and Indiana, 106-96. Milwaukee topped piggg ane ewLore molted sat Nets 126, Hawks 119 i anne Neglin eared 3k Pete uding 10 in the fourth quarter, and Cliff Robinson added 21 to spark New Jersey over Central Division-leading 6-090 a2 SL Ed Ody Misegurl KG. 7 oF) sAtanta ec -D.-Springfie " 6-2 230 26 74 Knicks 138, Clippers 101 6-0 200 26 5-11 195 24 6-3 240 25 Wisconsin 75 Wright St. 82 Northwestern. 66 Wilberforce 58 Youngstown St. gs, N. Ky. Ala.-Birm. 75 Ga. St. 62 77 Ala. St. 77, Athens 54 Berea 94 Wilmington 55 Bellarmine 90, T More Centenary 58 Mid Tenn. LD54 Charleston 99 Mars Hill 60 Furman 90 Presbyterian 61 Jacksn St. 71 . Del. St. 66 Delan Fi Championshi: Hous Co. Lehigh 56 HIGHEST QUALITY AT AUTO SHACK PRICES Does not include taxes, license eae 1635 So. 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SMU 4 ce ACES Hous LR 2) 1 7 ge 6-2 200 23 46 Danny Reece dR © State Inspection Az SAL BS 26 Tomar 102, Ok City 82 s Washington cb Bell, rb Eckwood rb Cesare cb-s |!)ae Sue cay 6-0 180 Sil 195 Sil2/10)ais 45 Jeris White. cb cb SL 28h 28 the £5 7s ag 38 Johnny Davis rb the one running back thathadallthe tools,”’ related Anderson.‘‘He said he had coached lot of them but Thad somethingthat you just can’t coach. Hesaid it was just a God-giventalent.’ Anderson had to run behind a patchedupoffensive line but is looking forward to next season when everyoneis healthy. WITK THIS COUPON Reswentio. Ci 25 Woon Jose St. 3 Mark Colney, s 36 Rick Berns rb of running backson both sidesof the field but 1 was BY i 6 Tom Blanchard. p George Ragsdale rb 237 Curtis Tony Jordan. Dav 5-11 180 32 sil a 3 Gon i 108 victory over the Cleveland Meeece antamircesiay) 15 Mike Rae. qb” 6-1 62 6-1 6-2 6-4 6-5 left to give the Philadelphia 76ers a 109- a eee NEW YORK(UPI) — itis Anderson, the St. Louis Cardinals’ awesome running back who shattered the NFL's rookie rushing record, becamethefirst player in NFC history to earn both the UPI Player and Rookie of the Year Awards Thursdaynight. He was a runaway choice as the conference's top first-year player. Anderson, who captured the NFC Player of the Year award last week by edging Dallas Cowboys’ quarterback Roger Staubach, was named on 45 of 56 ballots cast by UPI’s panelof pro football writers four from each NFCcity. Phil Simms, the New York Giants’ quarterback who took over as a starter following the team's 0-5 start and led them to six victories in their last 11 games,received five votesto finish a distant second. “All these awards ... what am I going to do with them,” quipped Anderson when reached at his home in West Palm Beach, Fla. “I was hoping for the rookie of the year award and that’s whatI wastrying to achieve.” Anderson,a 6-foot-1, 210-pounder from the University of Miami (Fla.) — the eighth pick overall in the college draft — galloped for 1,605 yards on 331 carTies to easily surpass ton back Earl Campbell’s rookie record of 1,450 yardssetin 1978. Wearing the same number(32) and possessing the same nickname as the incomparable 0.J. Simpson, Anderson finished second by only five yards to Chicago's Walter Payton for the conference rushing title, losing out on the last day of the season when he suffered an knee injury against Payton's Bears after gainingjust 39 yards. Paytonfinished with 157 yards in Chicago's 42-6 victory to take the rushing crown. The 22-year-old also scored 10 touchdowns — eight rushing — tofinish seventh in conferencescori “It's a combination of people working for me and working behind me,” said Anderson. ‘I was just in the rightplaceat the right time.If the team lad been winning and would have madethe playoffs, I would have gotten as much publicity as Earl did in his rookie season. “He wasbuilt up as a superstar and a god almost. As for me, I wasjust a pretty decent running back. Anderson recalled an early season meeting with former head Coach Bud Wilkinson. “He took measide and hesaid that he'd seena lot M7 iene ee Okc rer ae : Arizona 89 a liforniaan Arizona St 20 Stanford 649 Biela Coll. ea hive i Doug Milliame oe 6 6 By United Press International After shooting a paltry 7-for-18 from the floor Thursday night, Julius Erving erupted for nine straight fiela goals in the second half and Maurice Cheeks sank two foul throws with 12 seconds weak Alaska-Frbaks 77. W ike t Saaing, 80 Billy Waddy. wr et 83 Terry Nelson. te 84 Ron Smith. wr Cards’ Anderson NFC Rookie of Year re Fla : F TAMPA BAY BUCCANEE! Mit Age Ree! Coll. 58 612 Neil O'Donoghue k esimsiche) Deen ere lise ee Sa 2 PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Numerical 68 L.CGreenwood de 6-6 250 33 rosters of Houston Oilers and Pittsburgh 7%75 Joe GerryGreene Mullins. g ams Steelers 6-4 260 33 HOUSTON OILERS 76 John Banaszak de-dt 63 244 29 Ht. Wt. 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