Show k Standard-Examin- 4 Totals 37 MILWAUKEE BASEBALL 11 Lanier 19 7 5-- 5 Meyers 5 12 Buckner 2 2 7 Winters 5 4 15 Coachings 3 0-- 0 13 6 Cumminmgs 5 2 12 Bridgeman 6 Moncrief 1 5 6 Walton 3 0--0 6 Washington 7 0--2 14 Totals 50 2 121 At Daytona Beach Fla 020 001 002 — 5 9 1 Montreal 001 000 80 — 9 1 1 1 Morris Weaver (7) Petry (8) and Pun3n lee Engie (5) Jomes (8) and Romo W— Engie 1 2-- 2-- 19-2- —5122 KANSAS CITY (102) Weamon 7 1 14 King 6 13 locey 6 6 18 2 4 Elmore Birascng 8 4-- 5 20 Ford 1 4 Roomzine 3 6 9 McKinney 1 4 6 Grunfeld 2 2 4 Jerard 3 5 10 Totals: 38 26-3- 4 102 UTAH (98) Boswell 4 7 12 Hardy 2 4 8 Poquette 9 3 21 Boone 5 4-- 5 14 Colvin 6 4 15 Bristow 5 6--9 17 Williams 0 4 3 Dawkins 3 0 6 Davis 1 0-- 0 2 Whiteheod 0 0 0 Totals 35 27-3- 6 98 KANSAS CITY 27 33 23 19—102 0-- 3-- 4-- 3-- 3-- 0-- 0-- Utah 24 27 25 22—98 Three point ploys— Bristow Fouled out — Boswell Total Fous — Konsos Crty 25 Utah 30 Technical foul Kansas C y bench Birdson Utah Boone DENVER (134) Engl sh 9 9) HRs— 4-- 30 Garland 6 22 G Johnson 6 4 13 0-- 0 Hughes 2 0 4 Scott 0 2 7 15 Kramer 0 0-- 0 0 Ellis 0 0-- Houston 020 000 02C — 4 9 1 211 020 3’ — 10 14 1 Ryan Sombito (5) D Smith (8) and Ashby Fulgham Bamo (6) lirrea (8) Hood (9) and Sirtnons Swisher (6) W— Fulgham I — Ryon St Louis A tx At Tempe 000 101 000 — 2 10 2 COO 000 000 — 0 5 0 Heaverlo (7) Hamilton (8) and Ession Keougn Beanie Aobott (6) Rowley (9) ond Stinson W — Keough I — Beattie Oakland Seattle 2-- Denver nt SAN DIEGO (104) 3 Smith 7 0-- 0 14 Nater 2 Bryant 1 Toylor 7 0-- 0 17 Williams 7 7 21 Tietkiewicz 7 15 Weatherspoon 6 2 Wicks 7 15 104 8 Barnes 0 0--0 0 Totals 44 Arix 000 100000— 1 000 000 000 — 0 Holland (7) (8) Lavelle (9) W — Jones I— Knepper (8) and Hill 25 29 22 28—104 San Diego Seattle 29 27 29 22—107 Lucas I 0-- 0 2 Robinson 9 2 20 Johnson 2 Newlin 7 7 19 Jordon 11-- 2 3 van Breda Kolff 2 0 4 Boynes 9 5 21 Elliott 1 6 6 Smith 4 2 10 99 Phegley 3 6 12 Jackson 0 0--0 0 Totals 38 23-3- 0 5-- 0-- 3-- 2-- 4-- 6-- Waits Stanton (5) Paxton (6) Monge (8) and Travers Alexander Replog'e (4) Castro (8) and Moore lake (7) W— Travers L — Waits HRs — Yount Cleveland Thornton Very xerj Milwaukee Cooper At Orlando Fla 120 001 000 — 4 000 203 00 — 5 8 0 8 3 Bums Kooel (5) and Hodges Benton (8) Zohn Serum (6) Corbett (8) and Wynegar Smith (6) HRs — Minnesota Powell W— Serum I — Kooel J Morales PHILADELPHIA C Jones 3 12 Hollins 9 0 8 8 Jones 8 2 18 Dawkins 6 0 6 Cheeks 5 4 13 Bibby 1 5 7 Mi Spanarkel 3 4 9 Toone 0 0 0 Totals 42 24-3- 2 7 2-- 5 0-- 5-- 3-- 3-- 108 0-- 24 28 22 25— 99 37 27 27 17—108 New Jersey Philadelphia 0-- 0 Baltimore New York D Graham (AL) 6-- 0-- Marfiner Skaggs (4) (5) Figueroa Righetti (6) Cochran (8) and Cerone HRs — Baltimore Figueroa Rooker (7) Holly yieven RoDoirs I — Roboins 000 010 010 — 2 5 101 300 10 — 6 9 Atlanta DETROIT 0-- ATLANTA Drew Hill 0-- 0 0-- 7-- 6-- 3-- 108 31 21 22 21—95 24 25 25 34—108 Detroit Atlanta Friday's Results 103 New Jersey 99 Detroit 95 116 Indiana 109 Chicago 128 (30) iwaukee 121 Golden State 93 INDIANA (109) McGmnis 13 4 10 Davis 8 19 Brad ey 2 Totals 46 5 4-- 2-- 17-2- 13 5 109-SA- Utoh 98 3-- 5 0-- 0-- C-- 0-- 31 32 19 27—109 fouls — Indiana Total 6-- 2-- 15357 Winnie 4 Dement 5 Vancouver 2 GOLF PGA tants Second place was won by Mahre’s twin brother Steve and third by Cary Adgate Defending Champ Hits Finals Again 2 ll 3 4-- 9-- 4-- 0 n 5 Don Pooley Mike Red George Burns Bill Calfee Peter Jacobsen Jack Nickious Hubert Green Gner Jones y 697274- Stockton Bryant Joe Inman Chi Chi Rodriguez Keith Fergus Bruce F eisher Lon 73- - 72- - 68- - 74—142 73—142 71—143 69—143 70—143 71—143 75—- 143 70- - 73—143 70- - 73—143 71- - 73—144 73—144 Niesen Andy Bean Jim Colbert David Graham 71- - 73—144 71- - 73—- 144 70- - 74—- 144 LPGA Donna C Young Judy Rankin Noncv Lopez Tatsuxo Ohsako Sally Little Janet Coles Jon Stephenson Pat Meyers Alice Ritzman Jon Ferrari Lori Garbacx Mordell Wilkins Mo ry Mills Jo Anne Corner Kathy Ahern Kathy Whitworth Silvia Bertolaccini Loura Baugh Eva Chare indau Sandra Palmer Debbie Massey Kathy Martin Karolyn Kertzmon Pro-A- I? B m March 21 1 68-7671-7- 4 44 — 145 Distance runners include Wilson Glenn Adams Robert Milar Brent Alexander Mike Dale Brett France and Mark Shreeve Pearson Daren Cottle Jason Watkins Mike Berg Ray Cragun Chet Harris and Lane Lewis are listed in the hurdles Booth Rallison Mark Jones Andy Hernandez George Hartog and Steve Jacobson in the long jump and Booth Cottle and Ken Rigley in the high jump Participants in other field events include George Unatoa Larry Matsen Sammy Martinez Ray Marston Greg Baptist Richard Pratt and Steve Jones in the shot put Matsen Hartog Al Montgomery Dave Brown Kirt Rentmeister Doug Parslow and Ray Marston in the discus Booth Mark Davis Jeff Salisbury Steve Rich and Ray Cragun in the pole vault Booth Shefield Hartog Rentmeister Doug Parslow’ Dave Griffin and Curtis Ford in the javelin Dean expects a four-tearace among destate runnerup and fending region champion Davis Box Elder Ben Lomond and Logan According to Dean Ben Lomond should be strongest in the sprints and sprint relay average in the long jump mile relay hurdles and pole vault and weakest in distance and field events m DINING IN D B B iB LPGA Shefield Steve Rankin Ricky Rallison David Jones Johnny Cole Steve Goldring Mike Pace and Craig Jeskey The 880 will feature Shefield Barry Nebeker Steve Rich Joe Ellsworth Randy Wilson and James Van Sweden 60-ya- rd 74 — 142 6868- Dave Brad i Ji? 72—139 71—139 69- - 71—140 67- - 73—140 72—140 72- - 69—141 70- - 71—141 71—141 70- 71—141 69 73—142 68' 74—142 69- 73—142 70- 72—142 68' 74—142 Hole Irwin Curtis 5range Tom Watson Steve Melryk Lee Tievino Greg Powers At Las Vegas Nev (Par 72) Hollis Stacy JoAnn Washam The Weber State women’s soft-baon its current team is now California tour after splitting a twin bill against UCLA Friday Weber beat UCLA 3 in the opener as Cindee Secrist drove in a pair of runs The Bruins beat Weber in the nitecap 0 In games earlier this week Weber dropped a pair of games 3to and College ChapmanFowden homered for the Michelle ’Cats in the nitecap Then Weber a pair beat LA Calley College intwo-rua had 1 Fowden and homer and Lisa Condie tripled for the Wildcats Weber is now’ 7-- At Ponte Vedra Beach March 21 (Par 72) $200000 WSC Bruins Split Softball Twin Bill 5-- Tournament Players Championship Joho Mohoey Gary Player J Snead Seve Ballesteros Danny Edwards MOUNT PLEASANT Mich (UPI) — Forward Inge Nissen scored 19 points Friday night to lead defending national champion Old Dominion past Louisiana Tech 7359 and into the finals of the AIAW Division I basketball tournament The Lady Monarchs 36-- 1 square off in Sunday’s championship match against Tennessee which in defeated South Carolina other semifinal LouisiaFriday’s 40-na Tech 4 plays South Carolina in Sunday’s consolation match 1 Rangers 2 Philadelphia 5 Hartford 5 (tie) Minnesota 4 Washington 3 Edmonton 9 Pittsburgh 2 Mahre came in fourth in a competition between 120 male contes- 75-7- Friday's Results NY Monod 3-- tough and Ogden should be good WTe expect to be close to the top We’re sure going to battle for it” Moyes said In assessing team strengths Moyes mentioned pitching defense hitting and experience “We’re not looking for too many weaknesses but our hitting has got to come through” Moyes said With nearly everyone back from last season’s team which placed third in the region head track and fourth at state fourth-yea- r coach Dan Dean and his assistants Evan Excell and Holgar Hansen anticipate similar success this year The Ben Lomond sprint relay team captured first place at the 1979 state meet Chris Stetler Blake Johnson and George Pearson are back again this year making the Scots solid contenders Pearson and Todd Booth also turned in fine performances at the Simplot Games at Idaho State University’s Minidome in Pocatello last month Pearson took first in the 220 third in dash and fourth in the high hurthe dles Booth a candidate for the decathlon at the upcoming Brigham Young University Invitational took fourth in the high jump Also running the sprints are Mark Jones Mike Williams and Mike Topps Stetler and Topps are slated for the 440 along with Gary NHL Olympic silver medalist Phil Mahre lost his US National Alpine Championship Friday to a member of the Canadian ski team Peter 1-- 24 31 34 29 22—116 San Antonio 25 A— HOCKEY SQUAW VALLEY Calif (UPI) — I 18-2- Indiana San Antonio Phil Mahre Loses US Alpine Title ‘if' 2-- 0-- Aoe-netn- iv N 2-- Portland 100 107 San Diego 104 GOLDEN STATE (93) H liman 0 Parker 1 Smith Roy 1 7 15 Townsend 8 0 17 Coooer 3 9 12 Lucas 4 0-- 0 y 9 6 White 5 2 1 2 Johnson 2 1 i 0-- ANTONIO (116) R s'oni 1 1 2 24 Olberding 6 15 Griffin 5 2 12 Gale 6 0 12 Gervin 15 1 41 Peck 4 2 8 Evans 2 0-- 0 4 Norris 0 0 0 Totals 49 1 16 6 111 w are battling for a spot as starting Starting and reserve infielders include Marty Campbell and Angelo Garcia at first base Tony Garcia at second Dave Johnson at third returning-starte- r Doug Voss at shortstop and a as Haaser utility man Craig is expected to start in left Woodward Craig field along with Mark Davis in center and Haaser in right Reserves include Medina Blaine Childs Art Barela and Kurt Swann “It should be an open race Davis is always 3-- 0-- Staff r catcher 31 Bantam 4 5 10 Edwards 3 Knight 7 0 14 Johnson 8 3 Hasset 1 0 2 Carter 0 0 0 0-- six-hitt- er Ver-nieu- 2-- 0 2 21-h- it 3 n ar 0-- 10106 Philadelphia Ahorta 108 San Antonio Derver 134 3-- 6-- 0-- 0 6-- 9-- 8 29 Hawes 5 6 16 Rollins 3 6 12 2 Johnson 14 0 28 McElroy 4 0--0 8 Brown 1 2 Givens 2 4 7 Peliom 2 0 4 Totals 43 22-2- 4 1 0 Region Four play The Scots were 8 overall Moyes describes his pitching as “more than letterman Kent adequate” with two-yeMcComb as the top hurler Rounding out the staff are Jimmy Medina Dave Johnson Marty Campbell and Scott McCulloch Todd Ospital Scott Povey and Terry (108) 1 1 n 4 4-- Three-poiDuerod Fouled gooli — Long Total fouls— Detroit 21 Atlanta 20 out — Ke ser Technica s— Detroit bench Detroit Cooch Adubato A— NBA Seaie 0-- 19-2- 1 BASKETBALL 102 0-- 0-- 5-- year Ben Lomond missed the state tournament last spring finishing with a 6 record in 9-- 2-- 2 5-- 0-- 1 Me'son (4) Mclaugnlin (7) and Pocoro-b- a Matlock Medich (51 Devine (7) Beneaict (8) W — Matfack Darwm I— 3) and Sundoerg Alexander HRs — Texas Oliver Putnam (95) 3-- 14-h- it 0 7-- scene Veteran baseball coach Blair Moyes is beginning his 17th season at the Scot helm He will be assisted by Brent Belnap again this Kelser 5 0 10 Tyler 7 16 Hubbard 9 9 27 0 tee 4 5 Long 13 6 32 Malovich 0 0 0 2 Duerod 5 Hamilton 0 0 0 Robinson 0 0 1 0 Totals 37 95 1 exa-'oe- r Ciy 27 26 27 31—111 23 15 32 30—100 Fouled out — None goals — Buse 18 Portland 28 Technical Coach Ramsay A — 12666 fouls—Portland and Ott Schatzed-e- r (6) (9) and Dyer W — Rooker Texas Kansas Pnoeni 16-2- Three-poi- 000 002 202 — 6 11 0 010 001 001 — 3 6 1 Detroit M 0-- 3 1-- If the coaches’ preseason evaluations are a valid indication Ben Lomond should be a force to reckon with on the spring sports 0-- Tofal fouls — Phoenix Pittsburgh Standard-Examine- 0-- Portland At Lakeland Fla (Night) B 2-- Phoenix We'Sh Davis (4) L— W — Martmez Kel'y Corey Krench cki A 5-- 2-- 2 0 5-- By GLEN FAIRCLOUGH 4-- 104 601 020 — 14 21 0 000 000 000 — 0 4 0 Kerrigan (6) Stoddord (8) ond n 3 Scots Ready for Spring 5-- 1- -1 2-- (Night) 2-- game PHOENIX (111) 7 Davis 8 16 Robinson 9 23 Adams 13 Buse5 0-- 0 11 Westphal7 7 6 20 Kelley 1 8 10 Scott 1 0-- 0 2 Bratz 4 0-- 1 8 Heard 0 0 0 High 3 3 8 Totals 44 22-2- 7 111 PORTLAND (100) 6 10 5 Naft 3 13 Washington 6 Owens 5 5 15 R Brewer 3 3 8 Dunn 5 0 10 Bates 7 16 Gross 2 Paxson 3 0 6 J Brewer 3 7 Jeelam 5 0 10 Totals 42 3 100 8-- At Fort Lauderdale Fla 9-- 10-- 4 in a Cactus League exhibition A — 12765 bases-loade- 2 11-- 14-- 3 Technical foul — Lucas Totol fouls — New Jersey 28 Philadelphia 23 6-- n (108) 2-- n The Milwaukee Brewers are rated as solid contenders in the American League East this season mainly because of their outstanding hitting and that power was on exhibit Friday One of the Brewers’ less powerful batters shortstop Robin Yount homer connected for a three-ruand drove in five runs while outfielder Ben Oglivie contributed four RBIs with three singles to lead a rout of the Cleveland Indians NEW JERSEY (99) Power ©f homer eighth for disputing a called strike In other exhibition games Texas Moreland hit a three-ruon Carew d a defeated Atlanta Jerry Mumphrey Philadelphia and Mike Anderson socked outhit the Chicago White Sox 7 single in Philadelphia’s win singled home Willie Montanez in the fourth for the only San Diego St Kansas City beat Cincinnati Steve Braun hit a two-ruThe Red Sox’ Glenn HoffOakLouis slugged Houston homer and doubled in front of a run a land blanked Seattle California Pete LaCock home run to help Kan- man hit sacrifice fly to score Reid San sas City Tony Scott had three Nichols with the winning run in the topped the Chicago Cubs Jose Morales slammed a ninth doubles and a single sparking a Diego edged San Francisco three-ruhome run in the pinch-hi- t The A’s St Louis attack Boston nudged Los Angeles 6 Minnesota downed the New York handed the Mariners their second sixth to give Minnesota a win Mets Baltimore bombed the shutout of the spring behind the Pat Kelly and Mark Corey sharing and five-hi- t pitching of Matt Keough the leadoff spot each had two singNew York Yankees 14-Dave Heaverlo and Dave Hamilton les and a home run to lead a Pittsburgh stopped Detroitthree-ruBert Blyleven a Pat Putnam cracked California Manager Jim Baltimore attack on a combined Rooker and Jim and to Carew lead Fregosi and Angels Rod homer in the fourth inning for the Pirates in the Rookie catcher Keith Don Baylor were ejected Texas United Press International Three point goals— San Diego— Taylor (3) Fouled out — None Total Williams Seattle— Shelton fouls — San 24 Seattle 22 Technical fouls— Diego Nater (2) A —22695 0-- 0 14-- 3 Brewers Stage Strong Display 0-- 2-- 2-- 210 000 000— 3 8 0 006 104 30 — 14 19 1 New York (Nl) Minnesota (107) 21 7 Shelton 8 4-- 4 J Johnson 0 7-- 8 16 Williams Sikma 9 0-- 0 18 D Johnson 6 4-- 6 12 LaGorde 3 7 0 Brown 6 18 6 107 Silos 1 2 4 Walker 2 0--0 4 Totals 41 24-3- 0 1 At Sun City Arix Cleveland Milwaukee HAMMER CLEVELAND 12-1- SEATTLE first baseman Willie Aikens limbers up during spring training at the Royals’ camp at Fort Myers Fla KANSAS CITY ROYALS 14 2-- 1- -3 62 8 0 Knepper 5 2 6-- 6-- 8 Jones Shirley (6) ond Kendall Faney (8) Saaex 21 23 36 30 6 10 8—134 31 25 20 34 6 10 2—128 Tnree-poigoals — Garland Sobers Wilkerson Fouled out — Issel G Johnson May Hughes Total fouls — Denver 35 Chicago 29 A — 5436 Remmerswaal MocWhorter (6) Burgmeier Schmidt Sutcliffe Beckwith (6) Howe (8) and (9) and Yeager W — Burgmeier I— Howe Griffin 31-4- Chicago 220 000 003 — 7 14 2 100 112 010 — 6 9 2 At Phoenix 8-- 0-- 1- -2 At Veto Beach Flo San Diego San Francisco 8 2-- 8-- 2-- Bonham Sarmiento (4) Tomlin (7) ond Vangoraerj Gale Roariguex (6) Cveidlik (8) Martin (9) and Quirk L — Bonham HRs— Goudet (7) W —Gale Braun Cincinnati Hale Kansas City Spilmanj LaCocx Boston 6-- 10 4 23 0--0 8 Gondrezick 0 Totals 56 20-2- 5 5-- 2-- 000 000 003 — 3 7 2 221 202 00 — 9 14 0 los Angeles 0-- 0 17 Issel 12 6 134 CHICAGO (128) Greenwood 1 1 0 27 May 7 7 19 Dietrick 1 0 0 2 Sobers 9 2 21 Theus 8 24 Jones 8 24 1 Mack 2 4 O Johnson 2 0 4 Beshore 0 0 0 0 Mengelt 1 3 3 Totals 48 128 At Fcrf Myers Fla Cincinnati Kansas City 5-- Wilkerson 2 Roche 4 -1 At St Petersburg Fla 0-- 3-- ora Monfogue (8) Semall Carrithers (7) and W— Montague I— Semall O'Berry California Patek Chicago Vail 4-- 4-- At Mesa Arix 100 002 002 — 5 10 1 020 000 010 — 3 10 0 Phillips (7) 6-- 4-- At Sarasota Fla 100 401 050 — 11 13 1 120 120 100— 7 15 2 Rjttiven Noes (5) Saucier (7) and Roder Trout Farmer (5) Lukevics (8) and Foley Colbern (7) — Sauoer L— Farmer HRs— Philadelphia More land Chicago Baines - 1- 2-- Philadelphia Chicago (Al) Kison Clear (4) Reuscbel nt 27 A— 10938 8 0 Wr gnt 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