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Show "V IT I) The Salt Lake Tribnnf, Sunday, Fehruar) It 2fi, 1978 Kilipack Just Misses Tribune Scoreboard MIL Standings VBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dnrrsi I W PF itMrtdhia New ftosttot 21 fMdO New if Jersey Eft Cl 719 57 CMT 19 21 M a 'i Ireland OHem Hnw Houston WESTERN ft 11 17 37 32 19 13 16 13 7 10 S 132 lift 83 225 22 152 42 140 Adams rWvnaon Buffalo Boston leronto ClVW4flJ CAMPBELL CONFERENCE a i 7 19 169 196 74 3D4 45 14 8 7 9 13' j Shne, 15 10 17 Trjr, JO Gor Buffalo 13, Cleveland 3 New fork Bangers 6 Montreal He York Islander 7, Chicago PhiiftOPlphta 3 Pittsburgh Detroit 2, Atlanta 2, tie Toronto 4, Watfnnotor 0 OT 96 Vancower 5. Mirensota 3 Boston at Lot Angftws, 11 107, Kansas City 96 KN, Dmver 99 rt Pofll-n- AVM Li New Mexico U.S. Ski Results I pi ACID I White Paw. Wash ArtgeH Boyne City, Mctt i 7 39 I Settixi Wash Hwwsch c l North Davd bean, Waterville Valley. 4 47 N Dorn, McCall, ldho. Billy R PF A FO , FT 69 PF A H 40 83. PLACID N Y (API - Result Satjrriay in the rumen's slalom at tn U S National Alpine Cnempior snips (to tal time tor runs, Mass Wenham, Dorsey, Bery LAKE TP Nelson Lutsen Mmn , 1 Tutt Colorado Springs, Laurie 4 lb Baker, 24 50 K 5 L 7 14 Kimberly ft Ow, 8 TaHiara McKinney, Olympic 7 Saturday's Results follow ng results are from the Mayor's Cup Cltirens Cross Country Ski Race held Saturday at the Mountain Dell Gvn sc "lw tvLf A9s iwOut 18 kilometers 008 Women 18 order 1 Shari Melville (0 10 2 Ann Chambers, 73 4B, L Jennifer 19 Jame 10 Village, Kur landers, 44 YJliY S,X,47 N J N McAfee, , t 1 2 St Laws First period -- 1, St Louis, Hess (Pa tey), 4 46 2. St Louis. Sutter 5 (FetMf- Colorado Corhni 10 (Pierce. koi, 11 2. Andrutf), 18 17 Penalty Fairbaim. $tu Pprfo1"i in the Saturday Jackie Gleason Classic nr the 7 Country par 36 46 n Iverwy Course Hae trwfh i Howard Twjttv Grer Jones Club Chi Chi Rodriguez PhH Hancock Boo Sheaier Danny Edwards l 6675 Barry Jaeckei Lvn Lott J C Snead Lou Graham Gtl Morgan Gary Wtnt? Andy North Steve Metnyk Charles Loony Oe wm Weaver Dave Echeiborger Fuztv ZoeHer 36 Clei Louis, The 255 brV Jin Sill 747 74 73 TP'S w ? 52 423. m ra 721 74 7S 7b 73 is 7ft 73.75 2J4 224 225 725 225 5 2 ft 226 'l 7 2. 728 77 TF 77 72 76 Jim On Sftock 76 72 tevi T An jiivnrhonp Dev 0 Cra'u.m Jim Ccxiwt 7ft 7 7R ' 80 7 .Standing ; Utah Brin Tbttng Ar onuStoti Box Cvt js. 3 l 4 99e tyto ReeWa 3 Ben Lomcnd 3 view i Team Scares- -1 Cvtrjs 470. 2 in.5 Timp,inw Tmip- 46 Tooele Tfi 6 2 4 Mun-a- Sdvrw r ly e ft Fo 4 7 7 xj 1 H wrft y 1 f f W 4 fTte Pv v4 T (m3 Sn ill 3 4 W1I r 5 0 er 2 3. 3 i3 Mntl Htn - ney r 0 7 Chirxne 2 X is D 11 17 i 11 11 11 11 6 1C H 8 4 8 3 16 5 signed tracts with the Kansas Sanppfe Eastern Division Sevier M immngfem Moab J Jones, San Joan M Christiansen Richtieid Morgan South Sever Cuthran, San Joan T Pru'tt Moab T 9 14 14 14 14 13 13 12 12 11 6 5 fl 6 5 7 0 5 con- one-ye- S McDougaM Mosb REGION Saturday morning, bring to 33 the number of Royals now under conn tract. 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Our monthly policy, for example, lets you buy by the month so you can ride when you like. And our good deals aren't hard to find. Dairyland has almost 400 independent insurance agents in Utah looking out for you Ask one about policy details. It's insurance you can afford. Protection you can't afford to be without Cm) f A , CARP F1SHIN3 i ft W. Knarm J is l , tijhnjrf f V ' J;h antGno s i 0 ten "v, DIGEST Utah's IartieijKUion Ou, iidai this weeks Gov- Council' s office at 4. k'j 4 i is Advisory 9 4, Honmenda e Hi V Hinmvr Gaxer tieyjn Utm State JV Dine H 4 fr 0mr unra ? 11 REOION JV HuWiard 0h State son I Wei's t 148 pur, 1. '.rv, o.o ot biand II Row'nv Manf' Jorgei sen. North Dvencni, AVG 2 ll Samor Knarm Hiilcrest Hurricane 10 $ 10 6 11 G 00 4 Bcv Amne oh ? tic J jouvf's 4 151 PH. 2 Hvde Orem Munson, Kearns Biacx Granger Anoerw, Orem Cutter, Joro 52 Swcum n s i FORT MYERS, Fla. Utility mfielder and outfielder Joe Zdeb have (AP) U S Dita 11 Newuofd Dixie Cops Game iC U NM 78 Stoe 10 (Wl 4 Mor M A o ft 1 ft AheyjaiKe 0te-utk1- k'! 3i 0iaii MiRevy'i Royals Sign 2 Flayers G 2 4 Jones Juab 12 2 kirk ADegy i2 Larsen North Sanpete an V uard 2 12 0 Asnbv 11 7 Jones Deft 11 6 PetMf'lad 10 iait Lake Bourbonns5) 4 (2 (Frig Knicks 2 wv SEVEN Western Divson one-stro- Scoring 27 Perttic .avis i Collins, Provo RFGION Second-roun- d leader Betsy King took a doublebogey on the first hole and, her confidence shaken, skied to an 81 to finish the day well off the pace at 222 Lost Chance White mov ed into the tie for the lead when she a foot birdied the final hole after hitting a nine-iro- n fromthe pin. Lopez, who finished witli a 73, lost her chance for sole possession of the lead when she three-putte- d on the par-- 4 17th hole from 20 feet. Her first putt slid four feet past and she missed the return. White and Lopez had a lead over Jo Ann Washam, who moved out of the pack with a 67, the the best round of the day and the tourney. She 30 that turned the front nine in a course-recor- d included two eagles and two birdies. She added a bird.e and two bogeys on the back side. "Im very pleased, White said. I think patience is the biggest thing. Im hitting the ball well and I cant complain about my putting One Birdie She made the turn at even par with one birdie and one bogey and had two birdies and a bogey on the back nine. Lopez bogey ed her first hole but picked that stroke back up with a birdie on 15. She then three-putte- d 17. I hated to get tthat bogey on 17, Lopez said. I just had to slow down. Sandra Palmer and Amy Aleott were tied for fourth two shots back. Palmer had a 74 Saturday while Aleott had a 72. Another shot back at 219 were Joanne Camer, Cathy Morse and Silvia Bertaloccini. Washam said Saturdays round was the first time she ever had two eagles on one side and the 67 was her score as a pro. Her lowest is 66. She got her first eagle when she holed out a sand wedge on the second hole. Her second came on the par-- 5 ninth hole when she hit a driver, then put a three iron 12 feet from the pin and sank the putt. "I just relaxed and played, said Washam, who started the day nine strokes back of the leader. Its been a long time since Ive been here (near the lead). It's been four years since I knocked it in from the fairway. Iler two eagles were among five carded Saturday. Sue Roberts eagled the par-- 5 first hole, Kathy Ahem turned the trick on the par-- 4 sixth hole and Dale Shaw eagled the par-- 4 15th. 'yewrt' oe Period 14 Th.rd Paiaruri . 4 0 duct Ic'aii f J4 Peite ; Gra CeaarCity 130 Arvierson Lav Bikik Layton Stsgg b or nev to REGION TWO G Tulsa 6 5e Lake (OT I Dallas 3. Fort Worth 2 Sunday s Game Da'las at Kaias City ' Standing publicized, PF A Larsen Springy te Atwood Ptoaxant Grove Mi.Arniur Dixie Johnson CiKr City Lmdyev Dixie Mecnam Pavw 5 b n ft 14. : Hera ernor's FT Safurrtar's RMfs PwOENIk J 7 ktoxica looses 2 8 Ail ,02 211 l74 197 5? St Jatec 16 Ci 4i &t Jmenn 2 2' 41 c2 P Birtwr 9 55 J 0 ttfovr' n vij j; h tl L4 56 (W 04) R 2 1. - 11 2 2JI? 1of,K U Ccarto jefy 0 Tn.u Corl I. 4 01 3M9 2 54. 2 2 2. 2 2 Prep Plajoffs SI SC Cotord e CD c U 14 3 6 13 6 j BE'r92 M yste " 5 2 7 u' 1.26 iimnt i '2 Freestone 0DGunp Lomm " 4i b'senngiv Van 0 u Scares 3 6- 0 8 h4 14 9 Thomson (SL 12 26 Bolting (f), Muntd Skftbeund P 7 Woo 79 Hodgson (T 1. 's 25 Logan 164 ft Brn umono Logan 9 9 10 1 Overtime Scortvj 11 Tulsa Sediebauer Mm Devi 56 M American Fork 48 12 Sol th 5,4,11 Eckstein BnrLorvjrd ygwsrtl.OU 13 15 4l Lef 25, Pleasant Grove Smith Low snots on Goal Aoao box F tok-Judge 7 17 Salt La -39 Mixrve 4 Tusa -22 Mi Ldfthy Ogtv n Jeiften Box L lut Goal'1 Tutsa Manton (22 16M Pense I ouv Lake SMnwski 3 254 54 Rornwni 33 216. Le i h Pv L.v'st (Ml Eldor, Wicnen's Raskctbaii ' Solhvan Bagwell Penrmgton IS Ftoience Clearfield cuo atn ''i sm 5 A kuV Ai To 'atte A WvOm t iie 8 iFa?w,nrtv!nL,Jt Wlli is s 70 Utah ie, Color ado ar . Dgsv Cxvadn 5f',e Ca-- 2 1 8 Parker 18 9 171 15 9 Wy OA 9 t M Cjrty 2 2 A 6 Keech lu Totais24 8l2, bogier 5 8 St Joaeikv Gremev 8 (F t 5 15 nnott v8 II Lftucif a FO 2 MiOeinnl (FC J G.irryye Paso Saturday Hathme Timpvi, Dugway Wueo 4 Washington t Cate, n Croslt 77 jtm King i 27, Tour rookie Donna SARASOTA, Fla. CUPI) 71 Saturday to move into White fired a a tie after three rounds of the $100,000 Bent Tree Classic with fellow rookie Nancy Lopez at even-pa- r f 75 35-f- Ed Fori Bud Gardner Sun Aee E d Saon ' (F0 lawyer i tj 0 (F0 SToit Lomond, 2, 113 Totdv 2v 4v- - Rookie Gets Tie For Links Lead 0, 69 5 100 second (leocid Scon no. S TuIm Sed 4 (Bandura Umfcoro, TnwviMi 5 tei 5 00 6 San in (Hew State Record), 10 V5?0' Combeen 3 'Braotoy, Thomson lJ, 7 ft4 1W 04 4. 3 Tooeto. (HOM Christensen, ftiM Laurence (unassisted) 12 7) 8 224 M291, 5 Kne Logan Sen Lake Thomson 23 (Bradley Com- 224 Wee Ogden. T2. ft 224 Denr) U 43, 9 SattLake Huras5 iPisger, 7 48 109 044 Pace Pn I xioche). 14 Oe Prteftms. 7iA N Simore jm J.m NtOfd 5 512 Schnrtec Rov Waiiace Clearfield Ofsen. Sky ha krs, Viymont 9 Montgomery Wober 9 WiMiams, Bountiful 17 Cotoman, Iteoer 0 Travyick Weber 6 Curtis, VVwmonf 4 Child, Bonnevt'Y' 10 Johnson. Cieameid Dixon Layton Woodward j Nieisen SkyLayton View Penatoton Bountiful Rov Sine 16 Swimming 3-- A Utah II, CtHorado 78 fecknoth 6, W, 11, Guimbv 5, 2 4. 12. Stevens 3. 2 2, 8, Vest 2 2 ?, 6, McCarter 3. (F0, 6, Lyons 2. 4 Grant Wataram 0, 2 2, 2 Totals 34, l3- T 81 14 Homer 6 Color aooGerrke 6, 13 14 Fisher 4 13, Lankey 8 Cromarte 2, 5, Berg Raikes 12-12, 4 51 294. Dodge. Ben Lomond 8 52 931; 7 Kofkman, Murray, Kusei. Murray, Q.112 500 Freestyto1 Tooeto. 4 57 612. 2 Bueihe Sanderson, Cvwus, 4 59 (HO 1 Bass, Cyprus, 5 03 8 2. 5 Richards, 5 (U330 Larsen Cvcri. 5 22 856, 6 Bell Cyprus, 5 2255. First Period Saving 1 5 Obonl' 28 Richardson h) (Laurence). i 1? Orton, Bating 13 (Laurerxe Ricnarxison), Mxrav, 5 29 744. 100 Backstroke 5? 3 4)8 2 uark Cyprus ft 87, Sart Lake, Cromoeen 2 (Biadey, Tmpvt-- w 4 00 OW 1 Huchnwon, American Fork, 13 4 Tulsa Sedtebauer 3 (Hiiil. 5 Lawrence 346 Cantwto, 13 Cvptuv Penalties, Metoche (S ( SlT, ( T', UW, Cyprus, Jerry Heard ft 0 Kilipack Cvwus.49 845 Ekttwrfiy 2 Orton, Timpview (New state record 2'9 ISIS Don Headrvis WYvne Pen-w- Nxfr G 10C 51a 220 220 220 371 221 222 112 22 222 222 74 77 72 73 72 75 75 75 74 75 T7 T? 74 New on AAoran Bob Mann Tom Kite Tqtv Jacfcun KrxttwxfTi (Final UsO from Basin. Ute Gals Win 49 923, 3 Rockwell, Tooele 29 TVnpvww, SD 'NO. 4 Holland. Cyorut, 51 165 3 Bond re 7S73-7- Pajl Jeri mgs (F3 8 14 Johnson 218 69 Jck PVU-6- lt E,trada 2 1 74 Laurie Hammer jw'ftiMi t 0 0 Portillo 3 4 74 Coon. Cyprus, 5179 4 Fottwnngham, Cvpurus. M 70i 5. Donatd- 6 Woods Croat, 59 m2 Hanen, 9ia OhCvpnn. S9 420 7. Baird TooHe ft 6v , 6 771 03 36 IW Freestyle 72 77? -- 29 Comafock, ANrrav, 48 fib Ben 1P4 Jr. 4 4 h Ihah Parneh ought seem like an impossible goal for a Utah high school swimmmer to dream of breaking a record held by the legendary Mark Spitz. But that is exactly nhat Cyprus (Jorey Kilipack had on his mind Saturday as he lead the Pirates to their fourth straight swimming championship in the event. A disappointed Kilipack came within .7 of a second old national prep record in of breaking Spitz the 100 yard butterfly in an emotion-charge- d atmosphere at BYU. Trained Hard I trained hard for it, said Kilipack, who's time set a Utah high school record. I guess it just of 49.8-1wasn't there. It was a goal I made for myself at the start of the season, and I never lost hope. "Just because you are from Utah doesnt hold you back. There is not that much segregation I trained all summer in California. Kilipack, who is the son of Cyprus coach Darwin Kilipack, says he still dreams of making the U.S. Olympic team There really wasn't much doubt as to the outcome of the team race as the Pirates 470 punts far outdistanced second place Tooele's 254 punts and third place Timpviews 212. Fine Individuals But there were some fme individual efforts along the way. Among tlie most spectacular was the performance of Timpviews David Lundberg. He became the first Utah high school swimmer to break the mark in the 100 yard breastroke, setting a new record with a time of 59.6. That was all the more remarkable, considering he was down with the flu much of the week. Mark Sanderson of Tooele nipped Cyprus Allen Buethe to win trie 500 yard freestyle. That went well with the 200 freestyle title he won Friday. Best For Tooele Sanderson's two state championships were the first from Tooele since 19C3. The Buffalos second place finish was also their best since that year. Ben Lomonds Dan Costley, a winner in the 50 freestyle Friday, made it a double with an impressive win in the 100 yard freestyle. Timpviews Wylee Orton gave the Thunderbirds another state individual title when he swam to the 100 yard backstroke title in a time of 58.418. Cyprus Kilipack, Mike Holland, Joe Coon and K Z. Shepard came within a second of the state record while winning the 400 yard freestyle relay. one-minu- Page SoantPoHi Maud by Tttnpvew Pts. AVG Harding Springviile 20 0 Mtkae. Tunpview REGION ONE PF A Sahrday s Reswti 218 218 2 n T Mlkd Hill Artie McNictto P R 0 221 its, 22 .u iru n 94, WNM 83 FT FG on Magul Event result are foftowtng Cothey. 1 r Westminster WNM Westminster FG Amateur Freestyle !216? Md at Snow 7A 72 73 5 St 64 Prep Standings Scorer Wwdayn Rewtn rt tK.n 68 UTECH 31, 522 Jack Renner Tgm PurtTer G'bby Gifbarl 0 A Wobeing WSvne peodv Fiorentm Moline d Fvrtl Co)ordo. w jen7M Boo Murphy Lae Eitker Ui 1 Nre VF'xx JVs Weber tws 27 34 M It EkpwI CLw I Brian yirnipole, T'Caiviri Halttnw Score Westminster 39 (If pwi- 2 Cttns bwd 34 SO It no ever -- Marcnll Uvuw, WN V 32 5 iii 35 75 2 Devin Gtonn, 35 25 3 Jeff Evans, Shooting Percentioes. Field Goals VI 30 33 25 ,M,- -l Tood Wedwnflh, 36 7S 2 Westminster 43 7, 60 WNM 5rt , free 2 7,7 3 I" Heiin, 00 3. Bcb Armstrono. 32 75 Throws We''m.nster 7B 0 WNM 62 5 Mm i.din Puk-H150 Attendance 2,Su'if2 7 7 tdn1' Cum, 23 SO Lf 24 25, 3 Lo,emwer, M er Kean's 1. 7b, 2 Drm VI uncter- -i Andy Bees Bmgnarr SC 22 75, 3 Rodney Lon, 22 ?,! Pelervon, jorian 75T3X) 211 Fullmer, B nu'tom Tommy Aaron Ben Geisha VVAC Ha'ftlme score a pMu Voderloy y 213 3S6 22 Aien M'ix Bruce Devlin Don January Jim Chantey Tnxas , ,10 o Shw,?.-Co!or,rt- TS Brian bar net Fred Marti Arjcvt Avoi 'g iw, 72 7J 72 7(F7J-2- John MahaHev Keith Fmtws Tim Simpson Tom Jenk m Forrest F 02 tor Bui CaM Joe Porter Lae Trevino Kan Si'tt . Tom Weiskopf Bunkv Henry Ed DOMfnerty Bob ZerxJer Mike AAcCoilouah Wevne (Ubt, 314 George Bums Rt Penalties-69-71-- 14 41 - 211 n A I. 7072-2- 71 9 70 70 10 01 16 40 (Chrwty), if $ Cra Cniwono, 71 209 210 -- 210 0 211 70 73 68 jerry Pate Pat McGown patt 4 Panxjnt, Cot, 5 06. Roberts, Stt, 19 40 3 Third period 8, Cotorarto, Ovisti (Andryff, Pierce). 6 2i. 9, St Louis, Ung 2J Bemnson), 1C 23 10, Cooia- b 58 00 Pierce 7 (Contmi, Anduf), Col, 9 20 Vitn Box Kttchen, Col, double minor, 10 15 Ogitve StL 10 15, Unger , StL, 12 12, Patev. Stt, 67 72 Anov Bean Jack Nickiaus Boh Gnder Kermit Zarley Bcik Holt Lours, ? J- saxes 73 5 47 2 2 i Jnverrar' Golf round word, 1973 Cafcradt 56 14.7T I Wickham, 100 30 Women 19 and over June Wickham, 96 00, 2 Louise Hallarrier, 110 30 Mm 19 261 John Michaels, 4: 41 (tatest time ot the day won AMyor's Cup), 2 Bit, Bradford, 47 30 3 Ralph Bird 47 32 Ai Davis, 44 52, 2 Dave Men AAartln, 46 i7, Hanjcom, 46 06 , 3 M iwNi w.n a wuson ttnaned lea ftWyor time of 41 28. Men's Mary Melvti- ie 47 30 2 Charlie Peterson 50 45 X Frank Brd. 57 40 Men 51 and ever 1 Winton Seymour, 6404 UTECH Brown 7, IB 12 24, Gardner 2, 13, Cook 4, B0, 4 Midgely 6, 3, 9 l Walker 2, 4 Labrum7 Gr'fhth 16 2(1, 30 IAcOm 0, M. 0, Jotmson 0. 0 old Totals w 28 3 86 Weber JVs-H- ess 0 (F0, 0, Murray 2 3 3 7, Brown 8, 7 2) Gibson 4 15 9 Bamedt l 4, Hanley 0. 1 5, 1, Raines 0 Stodda'dO, Snell 1, (Ml 2. Jackson 0 2 5 04, 0. Jorgensen 0, (F0. 0. Totals 18 11 23, Vail'y, Karen Lancaster, Incline , ' wesipon, record, 2Z&7 against Utah Quit. lUH. 9 Nev 91 Vt ' 36 7 Slope The Percentages, Field Goals New Mexico 46, BYU 42, Free Throws SI touting N H Tn Mayor's Cup Skiing BYU 43, , 32 fU ,Holv Flanders, Cendia, $ Halftime Scoro New Mexico 8ft, Lafavehe tt! Colo, Mass Wasatch Saunders. 80 Furman 83, Chettanooga Georgia 64 VanoertHtt &2 Kentucky 68, Tenneaee 57 Mississippi St AD, FkjndaSI North Carolina 87, Dua 83 South Carolina 93, Rirnmond 48 Virginia 79 Maryland 70 W.e Forest 87 N C St H WM and Mai y 75, Cad Dominion Creighton 62 S Hi E AWchigan 76 Miami O 69 7 Indiana 68 Minnesota Iowa St 67, Missouri 63 76 82. Iowa Michigan Michigan St 89 Illinois 67 N Illinois 89 Kent St ft Purdue 67, Wisconsin Arkansas 84, TCU 42 Kansas St 66, Oklahoma 54 San Francisco 78 Nev Reno 73 In a sport dominated by Californians, it The victory had to be satisfying for Kilipack, who may be the most successful high school coach in Utah. His teams have won eight state championships since 1973 and the wide margin between first and second in this meet shows just how successful his program has been. 3--A Georgetown Skyline Smith, ds Bear R iver Gstn rra 78 Rochester 78 77 Holy Cross 61 78 R der 65 LaSalle 100 Vermont 6f iovon 56, St Francis (Pa ) 55 MIT 75 Conn Colt 64 Alabama 89 Auburn 86 Collate Curtis Kama llth DvHon- - HoWaway Brothers, Bar RNer, 24 42, Fite Rock Prwlucrs, Touele Vahey, Frank Flliason, Wa&atcn Slope, jav Ivor Scvr HeherKamas 'Vtti Division-Bre- nt and Joe, Skime 24 99, Mika and Rau Yearsev, Goioen 14 77 Marblehead, Division Nelsnn F liph tn 13 5h 2 Cindy 3 Tiama 115 94 Norman. Dwignt Dawson VMI 95. 7 Rutgers 8 Pitt ftn Flex .da SI 85, Georgia Tech 82 Virginia 79 Maryland 70 Penn 67 Yale 59 Apeaierhan St I Citadel 64 Ciemson 91 , Bisrayne 47 UCLA 13, Oregon 57 Connecticut 57 Manhattan 54 SKvIma, 24 17, Jodirum and Bovrtien, Utah Beomve, Kent Vahav, Danrl Sneodon. Taylor Wasatch Ninth Divmon Joe JoHcour Skyline, Heoer Kamas W C 24 80 Giar Burgener Salt Lake, Hackman-Argvia- . Neider Green Mat toe Johnson Coil ins Brown Moore Smith Gibson McKone Tota , Division Eighth Weber St. 86, Idaho Idaho TP Heaving Jousm Forge Grodler Llle Langrell McCalley BnxJ.e Tot at bend, 9 tu it 05 p , VT Pater Dodge St Johnftbury, 61. 19 J9 'mup Yamamrto, Japan 5a ntt Hnttman 39 57 Ogon Utah biM Taylor. Orchard Fart, N Y 4 U5 I AMtve Heltt.me Score Utah Shooting Percentagp Uth 5? 0, UTFP 42. Utah 77 2 UTEP50 0 Attendance 10,510 71, BYU 66 FT FG In 34 17 2 5lrA 34 71 3 Cart 37 25 3 New Marx ice N Y (APt - RmuIN the men t slalom at the U S Natiui Aiprne Cwm ortom Itow Meftra, Mute Pass, Wash UNr Satjrdav 23 57 Rir, DrVftMft PROVO Army 66, Nasni 62 Waka Forest 87 No Carolina $4 American U 82, George Wasnnton DePauw90 Webafli 88 Corgate 84 Rochester 78 Central Michigan 88 West Michigan G editor 62. Southern Illinois 56 Oio State 103, Northwestern 7ft Kentucky 68 Tennessee 57 Detroit 82, Xavier (0) 77 Rtcd island 82. Massachusetts 75 LaSalle i0D, Vermont t? indltna (A, Minnesota 47 Mxhigan State 89, Illinois 67 North Caroline 87, Duke 83 Texas Tech lb Texas 78 San Francisco 78. Nevada Reno 73 Geonyefowi 77 Holy Cross 61 Air Force 73. Denver 67 Kansas State bx Oxiaroma 54 UVU 94 Mississippi 7$ Lafayette 78 Rider 5 East Michigan 76, Miami (0) 1ft Weoar State 6, Idaho 69 Columbia 8k Hervara 64 Pnnreton 80 Brown 59 St Pfer's56. Fainetgh Dickinson 46 Ovislorv-Roh- ert By Tom Wharton Tribune Sports Writer 76 ftfi Provwnce 51 St Jonr Purdue 67 Wisconsin fi louisviile IIS, Memphis St m97 each Jenson, Godwi Smith end Ransor. 23 $7 ShannoivC hrts. Bear River, 91 Lynn-LRusf.ton. 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