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Heard Davis 9 Buse 22 1 Forrest 04 0 Lee 2 110 3 04) 6. 0 7, luo I, Adams 23, I Scctt 3 I. Totals 31 Westphai Byrnes 1, 2 Kramer 3 U U Smth I tort ! M 2 Totals 45 Fur'ow 17, HiwO M 13, C hones 4 17, 4 M 13, Lam- - 0. Mitchell 100 Phoenix Ctevttwvd rH 29 35 J1 17 Smith CvCe(.oO 5S.-Si- Es- r- Blazers sa.a 3 hs' SIJ 7M 197 XT 205 2?1 237 7 M 563 417 216 JJ3 204 .333 111 10 I 0 10 2 7 5 0 0 7 0 COLLEGE 5 10 2 20 17 26 I 0 II Drltml Pittsburgh 5 9 4 14 5 9 3 J 11 3 1) 13 Louis A St at Toronto York New 0 7 I Butt.slo at Boston 7 15 p m Pittsburgh at Montreal, I 05 Vancouver at Colorado, 9 35 Leafs Toronto I,. Alljnta 0 25 VVHA m m P p Bouchard. m Atlanta Botad, 0 4 W 0- -4, Stwort loun STRw JSST? o 0 I NCAA M A,. Mf low. Nortti Carolina II over Duka. 3 Colorado M Goaues New York. Smith Colorado, chuk, Piasse. A 4,771. Oies-7- . l. 2l1i&frati1 I. Safi'iSS y7.l,;,Voc0V7w ,Ba W : TCuXisXlS.7 TaxTwV 13 nwar Bavior Lmton "mwTwii Tacit, Wa IHnoton 12 H. 2. Ausstaa-Pal- uui 25. 83, cimsn 7 371 306 2 299 2 5i 4365 4791 G Scenting OH. Oklahoma Neoraska Michbt M,ch 44 11 420 369 34 321 0 ' S)0 ma, BOSTONBRU 13 60 MorJ , Sanosrlock - &i9rw5,w mnIjeSOTa' NORTH Clrv ot tt BIW. riont Hockey Bill point-getter- 369 341 321 Zettarstrom, the Central P on tt asarva Iniured I Jazz Nets 140, 74 118 Drury East Cent. KOSEY (111) 9, John- king S 44 14, AMPmgNyi 4 wn 7 M 14. Money 11 4 5 24. W.l'lamson 14, van Breda KloH I 44) 0, Bavsett 4 44 12, J 9, JackMO 2 M A Boyne 22 33 III je4an S 45 14 Total MW ORLEANS (Mi SI. Terrell I W 0, Robmon 21 MrElroy I 14 13. Marl-vieKeKey 7 11 t 22, Grittin I (Ml 2. Goodricn 4 4. Menweatlwr 4 12 9, 4e 12, Hardy 2 Green i 40 2, Jama 0 40 0. Total 54 V-NEW 5tn S .. is i 113, 11) 2 Clippers Drew 4, 13 II. Jehnsw PouMflMil 14 44 4. Touts 44 6 il 113 IAN DI460 1147) 1 I 25, 7 2 12, 31. Givet 5 I 44 2, H.il 3 Wilson 07, 100, Goshm Friend I. St. Western Oklahoma u 15 94, OT Mary's, Kan. 47 Ru1" IX. Athlete In Action IS National II. Arkansas 79, Sandord 40, Maryland n-- OT Utah Slate Wichita St. Australian National , 103. 2 rMm Australian Nationals M Bulgarian Nationals Leel 44 2 44 4, Washington 5 9 10 Weather souon tt. Meter 4 44 I, Smiti II (M 22, Pile 7 14 I. Kurnwct 4 IMS 24. vrlcu J v.,1. am 2 44 4, Bigelow 0 44 4. Totals i47 tl 17 34 75 23 11! Auw4t 77 X tee Him T To'il fouH Atlanta 3 Roy. ?li I, San Diego 2! . . v V 4 734. A .1 f. - OLD tirVSPAPEKS WANTED ..'I - ..'OL-r- L "111 ."!-- , , V-- -" r j ct ' J- - Pay Top Prices! O Accept Any O Quantity AM CALL 571-10- I - 42 j. 4.U., ,i nn.i.iir' "AS V1 HAYES BROS. 2'JflO So. Stl Wbgrt ytu'd itnd Irignd Give Windsor. Nemelka said he would probably go w ith the same he used in the last game. But he noted starting line-uthat he might move Mike Russell in at starting forward in place of Buster Mathenoy Nemelka is concerned about the w ay his team has on its defensive boards Matheney. although he had 18 points, had no rebounds the last time against Montana, and Clay Johnson, who poured in :!l points against the Sky largely because of the n a demon way he hit the offensive boards, has not on the defensive boards. Russell is probably the teams best relxmnder and would help in this regard U-c- U-e- Its got a reputation for smoothness. DOUBLE BELTED TO FIGHT TREAD SQUIRM Custom ..V Power Cushion Polyglai gives you two, fiberglass belts to firm the tread to resist wear pro-- ' ducing squirm. Smooth- or P155'B0D13 A78-1- riding blackejil plus 51.82 or 31 43 F.E.t. md old tire body, cord rib polyester d tread. See it now. Suburbanite Poly- - eiter gives you 4 full pliPS of resil- 32 ient polyester cord, dependable construc- bias-pl- tion. deep molded tread lugs. It's a real winner for winter! whitewall F.E.T. plus Jl-7and old tire A78-1- 3 Front-En- d Alignment and 4 lire Rotation Lube & Oil Change 255-684- Hie smooth Canadian i other instead of playing against another team has tended to frazzle the players' nerves, making fen some heated moments in practice SNOW POWER 4-P- LY r u I qu art- - Mudi Hr Ip iinr ontiid iil ChaN-i- s vint; p.ma ( n jtnd iqi t hiinur its Iniludi- IikM 825-162- I I I 5 44 7. tournament awards an automatic strike in the third, sixth and ninth frames. Entry fee is $6 and that covers four games across eight lanes in the competition open to both men and women. Reservations can be 1 made by calling 1 in in Salt Lake or which broadcasters. 93 n. s, unique 107 Rollins 3 70, 75, Terkio 47 SOUTHWEST Bethel Col 90, Arkema Tec9i M, 3 OT Harding College 14. John Brown (J. 75 Hendrik College 100, Wiley College 12 EXHIBITIONS Arizona Slate 109, Polish Neionals IX, Missouri - Hawks Oklahoma Pro-wo- and Squads will go out at 9 a.m., noon. 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. at both sites in the $l00-a-pla- te K Miuouri-K- FouMd out -- Jackson Total fouh-Ne- w It'sev 79 New Or'ean 23 TKhnkalNew Orleans team, GfrHin. New Jersey Loach Lougneni. ATLANTA 16 49 Manet (er Marymoun! 140 .. Baker 120, The Pros and Sk ina he a little sale loi tin- - one Neither team has pi.ived a game since tiles met each other at the Salt Palace last Tuesday when the UK US The Sky will In- going for its first win ol the WBA season after three losses. This Montana team will he somewhat difterent from the one that was shot down by the Pros eight days ago The Pros themselves are mainly resiwmsi hie for that, because they sent the Sky Brad Dims last week in exchange for a future draft chon e. Davis, a former collegiate star at the University ol Maryland, didn't really have enough time to establish himself in Pros' practices, but the Sky needed guard help, winch was most e nlent in that game at the Salt Palace. So they got Davis from Utah, and now tin-eLaker is projected as a starter for Wednesday's game. Davis, who will he charged with running the Sky offensively, will ho b aim'd in the backcourt with Larry -9 for the annual Lombardi Award honoring the nation's outstanding collegiate lineman. Names of the top were released Tuesday as the sponsoring Downtown Rotary Club prepared to announce next weekend the four finalists who will be dinner. honored Jan. 18 at a Penn States candidates are defensive tackles Bruce Clark and Matt Millen. Bob Colic, a middle linebacker, and Dave Huffman, a center, are the Notre Dame candidates. Others on the top 10 list include defensive tackles Mike Bell, Colorado State; Dan Hampton, Arkansas, and Marty Lyon, Alabama; defensive end Al Harris, Arizona State; offensive guard Greg Roberts, Oklahoma, and linebacker Jerry Robinson, UCLA. The 10 leading candidates were determined by a nationwide panel of coaches, sportswriters and nan sii Palmer Bowlers will have two tournachances in a ment Thanksgiving Day with action at both the Junction Lanes in Midvale and the J & P Lanes in Roy. Penn State and Notre Dame HOUSTON (AP) each have two players among the top 10 candidates immi MlsT Bowlers Eye Two Evenls For Lineman Honor College Basketball They 'll he hungry for a win." said Utah coach Dick Nemelka. after running the Pios through pi art ice Tuesday night The game w ill almost Ik a relief for the Pros since the long week of just practicing against each , , p m Rrcnard J O Possibles Named Spurs Wm-ter- Utah State plays for real next Tuesday night in Salt Lake City against the University of Utah. Rick , NMal Herman Harris, the former Umversits ol Arizona hotshot, w ill move up to forward, where lie w ill team with Hollis Copeland The center will he Carl Kilpatrick, wlio had 18 points and 16 rebound- - against the Pros the last time ill their (ir-- t celebrate another fir-.- , W ediie-d.- n sea-o- n in,ht B.iskelltall They will pl.iy tueirftr-- t road game - th.e Montana Sk al The opiHisitlon We(llie-d- a the C M Russell Fiehlhouse The tip oft is seheduleil for 8 p in with liro.tilea-- time mi K.U .1 rat ho at 7 tu attempts. faS ' t0r' Sant FrtalJWt scad YOJS quarlemack, W Tortd, I,sl League I'rm Norton Barnhill, who played a small fotward against tali last week and scored da points t will Point-Gette- rs 40 Sengsdoek were 382 lonv Cuf CANUCKS wing, and Lara to Dallaa o( 3 Avg sLigSSr CMr.r'kJv'Ta LR?k!nd H, n NS ih t the main while highly touted guard Andy Blicavs was held to just two free throws for the entire game. The Aggies shot well Fo,.. AmerK,n from the floor, 38 of 71, while the Aussies, who never take an outside shot, hit 22 of 56 field goal Mika 11 10 In' i'i linn i The I For the Aussies, 436 $ 435 5 39 54 30 PH 10 O'05 Aussies 15; Cadeel-1014 BlicaQaatl-33. i.FavaroM. 11, 1; M. 2, Maoealkl. 2 2.2: Weat 13, Stale. USC v over Notre Vosa M, 2; ); Mann State even, Florida 4; Breheny At, 40. Miami (Fla I 4 over Totals 22 56. 12; Jackson lasi SI, Utah over Arinma State, AnOarn 477. 337 nr Mfc pFBALL:y) so, TO V0 4703 3715 34M 336 299? 27, ... 108, NCAA Division 637 Ohio SI Passing Off. t First New York 41 CoioradoaOl AH Inf Yds Td Yd Sag Cm 7 New York, Trother TonetH. 21 perwd- -1, 363 206 II 24 24 24 1 New York, Harris 7 TroHier, Potvm, 17 24 267 9 2947 401 251 ctmd 0 46 X New York, Bossy 12 Price, Trottier, 22 2S5S 342 19 16 2555 pia 5 50 4, New York, Trottier I Harris, 12:07 4 2530 12 17 312 Second period-- 5. New York, Bossy 13 ftchSt 19 247 10 2417 112 310 Pofvtn, Perssnn, 16 41 Third period 6. TataiOtt New York, Potvm 10 Bourne, Henning. 6 00 q Piers Yds Avg TD Yds Sag 7, New York, Trottier 9, Potvm, Lewis, Nebraska 5515 61 S3 SOI 4 10 33 I, Coioi ado, Contini $ Ven Boxmeer, 5312 66 99 49 3 Oklahoma York MkhSt Beck, 19 20 Shots on goai-N- ew 479 43 41 42 9 LracusTrlranal Pacers - Tud.v: VO, FilrhiSt U Mitaea t,,- Oklahoma Nebraska M- 2. Statistics (UPI) FALLS. I ;J Keith McDonald, who was a doubtful starter because of a knee problem, showed no ill effects from his injury and chipped in with nix first half field goals in seven attempts. Among the newcomers who displayed their still young and raw talents for the home town crowd were freshmen Mark Miller, Leo Cunningham and J.C. transfer Rich McElrath. The latter got off to a shaky, nervous start in the first half but played much better in the second once he found his sea legs. GA 36 40 66 71 61 23 Tuesday's Resets MISSION, Kan Man CMw, 23 S 10 4 6 7 4 I 5 10 5 9 5 10 Kansas City J. Oklahoma CrHr Games Wednesday Salt Lake at Fort Worth -3 st- ova, (Hash, niton MILVtAUKEi (IU) Dame, Oregon-OratM ionnaon 12 M 24, Rastani I M 14. I M 2. Winters Gianetti 4 J , Buckner 4 14 1. Gauntald 5 M 10. Walton 0 M 0, 11; Pinasar utih 14, Hunger SI, US, Banaon 10 S4 23. Bnogamm 3 SO II Van M, 2; SC, 4; Hood Denver 4 over Detroit, SO. 2; Parkins J0hmW M 1 ToU 54 Danas lO(Thursday) M, 2; McDonald K, WcElrath ovw WasTungton. (Sunday) la4, 0; all S2, Pa 4; 9 N.V V. Miami Haten over Giants tlo-even, J1 24 11- - 93 10; PartlMid SO, 4; fitter Atlanta 4 ever New Orleans, Los Cunningham 03. 3471. Totals 3 , McCall 0; 5 over over Cleveland, Chicago Angeles Found out None Total TamM Dw0 5 wer Kansas City, 20 Technical 17 Portland Houston Bay Milwaukee 0 over Cincinnati, Minnesota 3 over leam. A -- 9 Ail. Green Bay, St. Louis 3 over Philadelphia Oakland 9 0 over Baltimore, New 103 over England Seattle, (Monday) Pittsburgh 9 over San Francisco. INDIANA (lM) (Copyright) 2, Betttom I J 17, Robey C 9 24, Devi 12 I 26, Sober 4 0 9, Calnoon M 17, English J I, 3. Totals 46 J 0 StACom Elmore EAST 16 72 Dominican M, St Rnse 79 SAN ANTONIO (H3) SOUTH 9. Kenon 10 27, Green Detrtck 4 Beirwt 14. Tenn. Wesleyan 72 6 X Gervtn U. 4 4 11 Gale 95, Talladega 7 Birmingham-Souther- n 2 X Damoter 6 (Ml 11 SUM OHvwxfcwg BluehekJ 69, King 67 7 GO 2. I (H) 1 PauUi Bristow 9 Cumberland 91 9X Clinch Valley 42 W 2$ 103 Milligan 74. Lipscomb 59 Monfevaho 74, Soutnern Benedict!. e 57 M 26 33 San Ltanii Ogiefrorpe 100. Txcoa Fails 57 10 Foud Out -- None Total MIDWEST 19 San Antomo 14 Technicals -- Kenon. Befrany Nazarene U, Cent Missouri 5 A 9,171 Mza-renCent. Methodist IS, nf, 11 l Kansas City Fort Worth Sahas ""f-- '. 0 Standings GF L T Atlanta. Dallas :i5i. !L , ?rVh.ri thiJ; f II7h 11 mid-seaso- n Quebec C11L M2-I-2- St. 4 ember Hunger appeared to be at form as they led the Aggies to a big lead early. Bailess and Jackson were especially deadly from outside and this twosome contributed 12 points each in the first half. GA Winnipeg at New England Birmingham at Oacinnati Thursday's Games Winnipeg at Indianapolis Cincinnati at Birmingham 4, BlueS 3 Caps PI Gf .Nos jilnriir tL Jackson and Dean Wednesday's Games J First Harrison, Veteran inside plavers Preston Bailess. Brian Tuesday's Game Edmonton 3 1 A 9,642. T L of 03 shooting, and the second half was no contest as the touring Aussies were no match for the Aggies. m P 56 Goalies Toronto, strength 7 Standings W Butler 3 unassisted, 1, Toronto, McKeknie I Maloney, 2, Toronto, Anderson, 17 12. X Toronto, Butler 4 17 47 4, Attanla. Turnbull. Monahan, Lysiak 12 Clement. Choumard 19 26 Second 10 MacMillan. 6 24 Vail period-- 5, Atlanta, 14 MacMillan, Vail, 6, Atlanta. Choumard 7, Toronto. Williams 7 id . Third period unassisted, 5 00. Shots on goa- f- Toronto period Day ol tt wfsoc. 7 Flames 4, 1971 is the Region following women's volleyball team, iS P m 35 P m 05 o m Detroit at Los Angeles. 11 05 Thursday's Games The Aggies raced to a halftime lead on the BYU; Karl DeePww, BYU; Mendenhall, Lori Parrish, Utah; Gwen Abrams, Arizona Cindy Andrews. Arizona; Sheree Eck hammer, Arizona, Lucia Chudy, Utah State, Sandy Lvnn, Utah Stale; Katrinka Crawford. Utrt State. Annette Cottle. Utah State m p m 266 d nehtve Barnhill. Northern Cotorado; 1 ii Jaan Oakley, Ariiona State; Kathleen Ranger 7 Games 49-3- 0 3 Louis at Washington, Montreal at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Buffalo, 107, Washington at Reho 56 55 46 66 Islanders 7. Colorado Vancouver S, Chicago 2 Wednesday's Games j.m Tuesday's Results Reno 104 Wednesday's Tucson Tuesday's Games Toronto 4. Atlanta 3 Washington New York 750 600 VC 000 000 79 The 2 Utah State i 5n I 2, 23 6 5 - 93 04 a owe. Brewar Thonwon 4 Ckj'y.: 44 c. Jginwn I M 24 3 5 12 9 Wash,ngton - 4 7 Montreal Los Angeles 164 177 231 133 227 563 172 417 211 013 179 IJha bewr on 4 7 Washington 3 Tucsonet Fresno Utah at Montara 10 10 St 11 A- 23, 1 S 0 0 0 10 Every Aggie available, discounting two injured players, saw action and some of the reserves played more than some of the starters. Ix-aat Half 750 750 3 last two games, and most of pressure Stark's CThKk:?0'ifi(f,sJ has been aimed at Jeff Williams ; reluctant replacement at offensive tackle. (Murray, Korotl7 ), 3 06 Fraser (Derlago, Kwrns), Total Ed (Too Tall) Jones has to be Pleased by couver, 30 Bucks 7 S H Fitdi, Cch rmws- '5s,n' 5 10 15 Canucks 5, Hawks 2 tni v SLincwn S"?9?' r un'fuhv. JMsiw UiSTS VerJ: 82222J. CLEVELAND (1M) Brewer 4 12 9, Russell 5 7 la. Walker 17, Carr 7 B 0 6 - US Golden 37 22 15 21 un oowen Mate 0 4 4 56 44 66 56 Nerrts Division and Moses) have played a cluC jmyryW pant Denver wiM control the ball on reduction but the 9 ground, key to the game will rest on the ability ot Ciaudie Minor to keep the Lion s defensive end Al Baker away from Morton Denver by 4. The Washington (M) at Dallas Cowboys are peaking while the Redskins are crmbiing Decimated by injuries to key Oron Talbert out tor tne season with a krwe imury toms George Stark and the Sklne Lamar Parrish on the sidelines have lithe depth and are going to have trouble makng the playoffs The situation with the Cowboys is exactly the reverse Staubach and Dorset! have recovered from their respective slumps and the Delias oHense i in ht gear . The detente is enioving its best brand of ball since last year's plavotts, and the Cowboy oass rush will pressure iu st touts hiiSJphia zone a J33 161 196 171 217 230 12 13 13 IS combo (Morton 16 43 7 Totals v 21 FUd 262 ?45 270 lSHHi ss Clw 16. 3 13 M Staled I 7 4 ?t nic 4, U 4 6 Boston Toronto Buffalo Minnesota 151 269 236 194 210 175 667 667 5k3 417 0 0 4 Conference Adams Division ) 105 Jones n it u.w 4 5 2- M IJ, Cdlhm 5 202 I Wales - The t taw (Ml ot t4roit BroncodotonMwII control IhopoccoHinst L,1 (111) fl-- Jonn m i 7 WlAAI D ,W-iom.- MI Aoernathy P 7 5 4 will gim divlswnol Z l 76ers 115, 256 206 24 233 164 667 667 500 500 167 7 3 3 Louts Colorado St Cvtferenct East 4 4 5 Smythe Division Vanujuver Greeks Picks. 1 York' Warriors 1S5 211 200 725 roc- " A C 4 M Gon"t,'a M LOUIS 133 263 667 772 500 227 137 OBJ Denver at Detroit, 12 30 0 m Washington at Dallas, 3 30 p m Sunday's Games p m L Anpefes at Cleveland, p.m New York Giants at Buffalo, New York Jets at Miami, I p m. New Orleans at Attanta, I p m. Cincinnati at Houston. 2 pm. Minnesota at Green Bay, 2 P.m. Philadelphia at $t Louis. 2 p.m. San Diego at Kansas City, 2 P.m Tampa Bav at Chicago, New England at Baltimore, 4pm Seattle at Oakland. 4 pm. Monday, Nevembar 27 Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 9 p.m Knickg 96, Pistons 79 Long Philadelphia Monday's Game Houston 35 M ami 30 Thursday's Games Ttaindar's Games 2 17. Wavt 4 I 1 1 Raws H Y West Washington at Boston, 7 JO p m Gstden State at New Jersey I 0 m Pnortiiy at Indiana. I 05 p m Portland at Kansas City. 1 35 p n Lot Angeles at Houston, 9 05 p m. Denver, 9 30 p m. Atlanta Chicago at Seattle, 10 30 0 m. 1 11 I Los Angeles Atlanta New Orleans San Franosco Waftwtdey'l Gam OCTIOIT Carr 6 ??1 26 306 M3 Chicago i 6 Minnesota Green Bav Tampa Biv Chicago Detroit 7 105 Indiana in. San Antomo 103 hew Orleans 140. New Jersey Atlanta 113. San Oteon 107 San Antonio at Mtfwa.Aee, Gotden State at New Orleans. 4 Fresno GA Washington 45 Tusc 57 Tucson 43 Reno 57 Utah Mont are 71 Las Vegas VT c;KL i Mm. - Pci w At Atlanta K Y Islanders 750 4 667 ?v7 500 2 70 417 IB? 250 20e Central 79 96, 9 2 Dana Washmolon Philaoeiphia NY Giants - P Camas Tn4f Defroll York 3 5 Dens ion 13 II 10 9 5 7 t Kansas City National m Oucaco Pftoanu 6 Onvrc Saattif Sar P'pgo IS J 331 Golden State Porftand 4 6 I Oakland SM I'uStana Milwaufcef Seattle I os Angela 8 10 4'1 Ofivr Pacific Y Patncfc 8.1-t'- 0 WBA Stanilings Corfcrenct Division PA PF Central a 9 5 Western Mttfwttf Citv i England Jets Baltimore Buffalo frvtuon Canlral Kansas 4 Cimatoell rt. 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