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Show Sports Scoreboard Central Hockey w Salt Lake Birmingham Indianapolis Cty 50 Rollins Tulsa 46 131 124 Fort Worth Dallas Oklahom Cty 39 36 3 166 168 13S 166 167 138 37185 161 Wednesday's Results Fort Worth 4, US Olympic 3 (OT Houston 5, Oklahoma City 4 (OT Birmingham 2 Tulsa 1 Thursday's Results Fort Worth 8 Salt Lake City Indianapolis 7, Birmingham 5 Friday's Games US. Olympic Team at Dallas Birmingham at Indianapolis Fort Worth at Oklahoma City SE Lousiana 4. La Coll 47 ‘ot Southern Miss 74. NW Louisiana 61 S$ Carolina 105 Marshall 66 SW Loutsiana 101 Southern 76 Tennessee 70 Miss St 6) College Scores ast Allentown 80 Baptist Bible 6) Bowdoin 89 New England 80 Fairmont 85, Shepherd 70 Fairfield 56, Manhattan 50 Iona 76. McNeese St 66 Ithaca 81, Elmira 76 LIU 68, Rutgers 67 (ot) Marymount 77 St. Michael's 63 Messiah 69 Juniata 48 Nevada-Las Vegas 67 Seton Hall 65 Oneonta St 62, Castleton St 44 Potsdam St. 70, Albany St. 68 (ot) St. Anselms 52 UNH 50 m Simons Jpide Batra ¢ 4-31-09 4 Sais eee egal HEtery tote out none Total touis Coca San Antonio 2% Rollins 4 1-2 9 Hill 7 1-2 15, Johnson 2 0 land 30 Technicals none 4 69° 2 10 10 § 138 Givens 4 22. WASHINGTON(107) Me Millen 122 4 Hawes $33.9 Lee | 1 Ballard 9 68 24 Hayes 656 Unselg 23 Pellom 1 3 Totals 39 21:28 9 W-32-66 Gene Littler 32-35-67 Forrest Ferler 46 458. Wright 4 45°12.Kupchak Clea Grevey 3 22 Porter 1 0-0 2 7, Bthne Cookman 65 Belmont 61 Valdosta St 85. Armstrong St 72 W Maryland 84. Johns Hopkins W Kentucky 68 Muri 40 27-36 107 DETROIT (110) 4-3 1 ek ae i Mie pbhisal M-34--43 Jim Nellord 35-34-69 san ene Terry Mauney Homero Blancas Lon Hinkle Charles Coody Keith Fergus Jeff Mitchell Dan Halldorson Scott Simpson Tom Kite George Burns Mike McCullough Gary McCord Jack Renner Tom Purtzer Rod Curl Leonard Thompson Rod Funseth Jim Thorpe Don January To Gray Scott Hoch Midwest Akron 93 Morehead St 91 Blackburn 90 Lindenwood 74 Creighton 67 Indiana St_ 60 Dakota Wslyn 108. SD Tech 90 Dayton &2 Memphis St 64 Hillsdale 88 Spring Arbor 60 Huron 67, Sioux Falls 38 Illinois 80 Michigan 69 Illinois St 72, Loyola 64 Indiana $1 Lowa 69 Marquette 76, Xavier 62 Michigan St. 62, Wisconsin 6 Ohio St. 75 Minnesota 70 (ot) Ohio Dominican 70 Dearborn 68 Purdue 68 Northwestern 63 St Mary's 67 Wayne St. 80 S. Dakota-Spr 41 Black Hills St 32 St. John's 72, Macalester W Illinois 99, N. Michigan 73 Westmar ®& Dakota St. 61 Youngstown St, 83 Ashland 81 Houston at Tulsa Suffolk 77. PGAScores Eckerd 69 St Augustine 95 St Paul 8 GF GA 168 138 $0 152 158 51 143. 156 Houston 87 Friday. January 18. 1980. THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 7 NBA B 36-33-69 SAN ANTONIO (112) 36-33-69 5-8 2 Oxes ATUANTA , Sieg Registers 33-36-69 CLEVELAND(116) Gervin 16 8-13 42. Silas 10 34 23. Evans | 00 2 34-35-69 Mitche.! 9 2-3 20. Willoughby 22-36. Robisch 15 6 | 0402, Griffin 15-57. Peck 0000 Totals 85-36-69 1036, Walker 51-211.R Smith85721.A Cardo. se 7 . 90,W Smith 3007.K Carr$2-412 Lambert112 u 3, Totals 48 19-31 116 33-37--70 San Antonio wou we ME 34-36--70 Cleveland w 2 41-39--70 Three-point goals — Gervin 2, W Smith Fouled Drew 3.67 12, Adams 7 34 17. . is Three-point goals Out—Drew Total Phoenix 24 A 12.660 Sports Transactions I eached Houston ment Roundlield 7 33 11. on with cateher Alan a three-year agree Ashby contract Texans Whip Eagles . FORT WORTH (UPI) — Fort Worth downed the Salt Lake Eagles 85 Thursday night in Central Hockey League action The Eagles were down 40 early in the second period but pulled within two points — 6-4 — laterin the second But Fort Worth kept the lead to gain the victory and dropSalt Lakeintoa tie with Birminghamforse- Abilene Chrstn 6: st Ark, Tech 62, Ark Mitel 53 Ark. Cull, 82, Ozarks Ark.-Pine Bluff 85, Bishop 2 Central Ark. 62, Harding 56 E. Cent. Okla, 67, Bapt. Chrstn 47 Hendrix 69, Southern Ark. 53 Nichols 76 Indianapolis, which beat Birmingham Thursday night, moved back into first place in the CHL. The Eagles will meet Tulsa Saturday night in a road game. EXPLANATI telative enginof Budde Wins South Applchn St. 84 Bluefield 63 Augusta 79, W. Georgia 75 Campbell 62, George Mason 58 Carson-Newman 87, Lincoln Mem. 82 Dav. & Elk. 103, Ald-Broad. 100 Delta St. 69, Belhaven 68 (2a) E. Mennonite 8 Wash & Lee Frttille St. 102, Lyngsine 6" Flagler 71, Upsala Gardner-Webb 91, Wingate ® Grambling 56. NE Louisiana 53 Guilford 68, Lenoir-Rhyne 65 Hampton Inst 64, Va. Union 53 J.C. Smith 93. Shaw 75 Kentucky 7@, Florida 63 Lmyne-Own '9 Chrstn Bros 66 Md.-E, Shore 52, Morgan St. 49 Mid. Tenn. 78, Austin Peay 68 Miss. Coll. 78, W. Carey 71 Montevallo 73, Athens St. 65 Nicholls St. 75, Dillard 66 Oglethorpe 78, Lagrange 66 Oklahoma 53 Oklahoma S&A ‘50. Phillips 44 Okla. Bapt. 91, Bethany Naz 88 (2ot) Ouachita 85, Henderson 69 SE Oklahoma $6, Central Okla. St. Mary's 101, Hovston-Tlten 6 St Edwards $3, E. Texas Bapt 81 (ot) Tarleton St. 98, Mary Hardin Baylor 78 Texas-Arl. 72, Hardin-Simmons 70 Texas-El Paso 73, San Diego St. 68 W. Texas St. 79. Bradley 78 We Arizona St. 78, UCLA 7 Fresno St. 61, Fullerton St. 54 Montana 64, Boise St. 59 Nevada-Reno 68, Idaho St. 65 Oregon St. 65, Washington St. 63 Pacific 59, UC Irvine 4 Utah St. 68, UC Santa Barb 8% Washington sf, Oregon 46 Radford 86, Weber Mary Washington 73 St. 73, N. Arizona 58 Rating f GAMES OF FRIDAY, JAN. 18 [ITH TOP, 90 ule 741 Becalite ‘664 26), Maine 47.7 (2) ArizonaSt 67.4 ioSine 731... a? Okla 12) Michigan? 11.7 KeForest= 702 23) ‘Appalachin «711 (4) Hlinois 68.6 pal es (1) Lehight 44.2 issenaie ne mericanU 516. cao695 Brig Youngs 620-111) Wyoming S68 a Bi aanae a Raingion 68 yracuse 740112) OldDom’ne 1.7 aces SU. 655 Ree oens eae Knuteis {Johns 69.9 Columbia’ 5 .6. (17) Cornell 39.1 Howards sei FOCoa 2 S.Alabama* 642.117) NArleans 46.8 17) ahatan ma eorgia 62.9 more’$80..18) WEnener 341 2) ole Br O88 See693.113) ColoSt 56.6 GAMES OF SATURDAY, JAN. 19 WITH TOP 30 Alabama 706......118) Florida $22 Qh Miche ene been complet ’ 1 595 collegiate history More than just physical talent made the play so fis SaSix month guarantee 1975 or newer © Can get any American cor devaating, line couch Hudson ©© Fullmen Row Houck said. Trojans offensive t line repair “Brad Budde was definitely talented, but he was not so talented that he was that muchbetter than roost ofthe other athletes at our school. He did it with hard work,’’ Houck said. tah? 62.4 be honored as the 10th Lombardi Trophyrecipient. iinesters ae 7 > iatBradley 63.2 linebacker. GE 373-1171 AIR FILTER Unique Het combination everyone Thursday night, a problem that has cost the Vikings other wins this season. ‘That's what we've been waiting for all year,” coach ee Burton said of the scoring boost. ‘ need something from everyone and not just one or two carrying it all.” She also pointed to Julene Bezzant, a senior, who had her best game ever. Springville-Dixie Four of the six Springville players scored in double figures. Maxine Giles wastop scorerat18 while Valerie Murdock Gate13, sinking nine out of 10 ity shots. Shanon Clark and Angie Black each ed 12. Also scori were Maxine Pol with nine a Julia Welch with six. Dixie’s tall Lisa Guyman put 29 pointsonto the boards before theDevils got a man-to-man on her that slowed wn the scoring in the second half. still, Springville managed to put everything together well to take the contest. sts 50%longer, cope 50% more dirt. FOR MOST CARS! 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Timpview’s substitutes in at the time could not handle the action and the starters quickly returned to stop American Timpview coach Jim McCoysaid the Thunderbirds had come to American Fork high emotionally. ‘It was a big hurdle to cross and we were very tense at first.” He said that attributed to muchof their ragged play. Coach Ann Johnsonsaid the Cavemen had been guilty of too many mental mistakes. ‘They weren't using their heads and got not very smart fouls,”’ she explained. ‘We need to leam to control our bodies and make smart moves.’ Provo-Spanish Fork Provo came out with its usual aggressive and pressure gamebut quickly dropped the press and let an excellent defense and fastbreaks carry it through. Bulldog coach Betty Clark said the team moved theball well and was doing just about everything right. Shealso said the contest had been very clean, noting that Provo committed only five fouls. Pleasant Grove-Payson Pleasant Grove was finally able to get a little scoring irom almost © Consistently lower prices clearchoice of 100 head coaches and sportswriters to The award annually goesto a top college lineman or Timpview Rolls By KAYLENE NELSEN lerald Correspondent AMERICAN FORK — Timpview and American Fork’s girl cagers both rumbled through four ragged, rough and aggressive quarters before Timpview claimed a 43-32 victory Thursday night in Region action. other ion 6 games, Provo smeared Spanish Fork 76-13, Pleasant Grove jolted Payson nee and Springville Sepnted ixie fiLatlicecialned unbeaten in Regina)9 lay with a 37-23 win over Union. The Pincers got balanced scoring on their wayto the victory. Timpview held undisputed control of the game from outset. Athena Kepas got into quick foul trouble in the opening ingperiod and finally went out in ; HOUSTON(UPI) — Lombardi Trophyvoters have confirmed what Southern Cal opponents already knew — that the I-formation sweepled gu ard Brad Budde wasoneofthe finest in The 6-foot-5, 253-pound Budde, whostarted every gamefor four seasons at USC, was the apparently Westernity 39.8. (10) Kentucky* 72,9(10) Vanderbilt 62.6 . Lombardi Award jpssst aiee Caen exasA&M 65 113) Rice* 52.9 SeasTech 3s ai Boveae sae it N. State 108 Deee Girls’ Basketball mnN = om <Cc Westphal 11 Cook 4 34 11 Scott cond place. Tufts 98, Boston St. 80 Dist. of Col. 100, Gallaudet 78 West Chester 77 E. ‘Stroudsburg 76 © Computerized Robinson 4 5-5 13 Buse 2 22.6 Tyler ington 20 Detroit 28 Technical—None A Olberding 2 1-25, Keenon 8 2-3 18. 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