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Show 2 II Tlie Salt Lake Tribune. Sunday. Mauh Tribune Scoreboard St Louis Chicago Vancjujvef Minnesota Colorado 16 19 33 34 46 45 33 28 Philadelphia N, Y, Islanders Atlanta N. Y. Ranger? Smyrm 30 25 54 20 19 14 12 106 102 II 270 14 310 273 252 262 ?19 7H 69 61 60 58 52 9 12 18 u t 5? 32 30 m m 16 125 V & 31 14 40 50 14 9 74 56 41 24 20 205 180 254 293 Dallas Tulsa 44 34 35 33 29 15 worth Salt Lake Okla.Oty 23 29 31 7 38 49 5 8 214 210 277 245 277 391 309 262 295 247 263 238 9ft 82 78 73 63 38 22 23 30 39 47 45 33 24 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic DtvisMin W L Pet. Gf GA T PH 0 14 8 2D Exhibition Baseball L W j tt O'ro.t Chiea5 41 39 30 29 Jvj 5 O'J 15 j Wh to m - :. W r k- 5 $ i i! i .. v. Ss sw ';ITwrv vv .. 1 $. i y u jt ' i 's - vto r. 9 A 4',. 4 . rjC" JJzH V m 4i iV t w yss vw .sv 27 22 33 37 45 47 43 4' 37 28 Phoenix Setuntiv'f ENhfiM Untuarw By Tl AoocitMl Prwi fir - .635 .73 M 6 .500 .384 ID tt. 18s (adenotes amateur): Lerdt. -- t ai - 'T v. '.;..i.TyA trz: " " .JOtiCv av?, N i v f w'jWi n " OVJ r. Ray Floyd At Serauta, Fla. 0'0 701 J O 7 15 0 Georae Cadle PittsUAOh (N) 000 000 000 0 1 Ed Sneed Chicago (A) Rooker. Whitson (71 and Dyer; knapp, Ben Crenshaw Es-49) Onen and Lyn Lott (7), Moran (5), Joyce NriRTH CAROLINA (84) Gary Player 31, Ypna- - Sian. Davis 7 50 19, ffKoren 14 Hate Irw.n 2 Stergell. 57 buroh, Goraaiet, 12, Kuester kor 5 - 11. Ford 4 -- 0 041 0. Krafcisin 9, Zaliagiris khckian. 0Fla At Haven, Winter Walt I 0 0, 0 2, 00 0 Bradley BorMey 2 John Schroeder W 000 W0 Detroit (A 6 04. 0 0, Coleseed C 041 0. Totals 33 17 2 Gary Koch 5 LL 332 Boston (A) NEVAOA-LAVEGAS (IS) n Roberts, GrMli (6), Taylor (7) and May, Gil Owens 7 00 14, GomReiick 4 OS 8. Mot5. Smith Ml Wockentuss (8); Cleveland. Camodell (81 Gene Litner 13. R Smith 4 left 8 (01 W -- Cleveland. Gdy Gnoert (2, Theus 4 SO 8, and Fisk, Montgomery OO 20, T Smith 6 Detroit, Kemp. Boston, Curbs Strange L Rolens. HRs 83. Brawn 0 00 0 Totals 4 Vic Regalado Haittime-Las Veeas 49, North Carolina Fisk, caroo, hocson. tonsfitly casoer Total 43 Fouled towards At Vera Marti, Fla. North Carolina ll, Nvada-- I as Vegas 21 9 2 Rod Curl 5 020 300 000 164786. Toronto A (A! Gondrezick. Technicals 7 !6 I Jav Haas t02 001 !2 Us Angelas (N) Gaham Sunun, Hough (7) and Yeayer, Oa,'e Hooten (6). Johnson (7) Joe Inman (7); Vukovich, Terry Diehl and Ashby. W Hough. Jim Simors Bob Wvnn At TndMi FU. - 130 041 000 9 14 2 Leonard Thompson MnntrAAi ((Jl Gruber 2 W) 4, Scott 0 M3 0. Totals 19 9 2 Larry Nelson 000 004 0u2-- 6 Cincinnati (N) ter, Mot Alan Tapie Rogers, Terpko (8) and kau, Norman (6) and Benrh, Plummer Jerry Pe e L MLel' ,0E!-21 5 I. Totals A Rosanberger 0 Toone 2 Davnt Graham A( Fl ' 51 001 100 000 2 4 0 Forrest Fezter Minnesota (A) Hubert Giocn 100 -3 9 UlO 00;Houston (N! Par Ik. Burgmeier (61, Albury (9) and Larmy Wadknd Andy North LemonAnduiar, Wvngygar, Umchar (3) gello (5). Samthto (8) and Feguson. W- - Mark Lye Santo to, L Albury. HR Houston, Fer- - BarryJaeckel Pat Fitzsirnoi'S Jerry McGee IK I 1 T.n 2H up r.9 7$ 212 212 212 213 213 Ti.njti ji3 767-7- ?i The top poll Association ( rSi. irsi place Foccautt (6), f'd Fahev. PaHiHReonf UCLA (61 Trinity (Tex.) (1) Stantord USCO) SMU Princeton Miami (Fla.) Georgia Peooerdine BYU Arizona State Texas Pan American Utah iw j.1 18. )9 20. id H6 122 M5 14 2 stewtechase-Mar- u1 BYU; Hernandez, 55 sS. t ' Tnpte iwnp 1 e Country (Semifmals) H2 pounds Ernie CNhavez, Idaho, dec. Tim Marguez. Cotoraoo; Tim Hill, Utah, dec Richard Johnston. Wyoming. 119 pounds Eddie Romero, Wyoming, dec Robert Johnson, Idaho. 132 pounds Guy Boutin. Montana, dec. Joey Romero, Wyoming 139 pounds David Dean, Montana, knocked out Ruben Gonzales. Utah, : 56 of thiro round. lx pounds Cliff Hinkle. Montana, TKOeo Steve Donmgan, Idaho, 32 seconds first rex fid 165 Idaho, dec. Keith Medma. Mike Jones. Colorado, 07 Montana, T KOed Jay Dillon, Wyoming. Of first round 78 pounds dec. Dean, Montana, Reagan Brady wins, lltan. Frankie Washington, ColHeavyweight orado. dec. John Downev. Montana. Ernie Romero, Wyoming, Colorado. Utah, dec. 126pourts Hnry Martinez, Frank Pruien, Montana 132 oounds-G- uv TKOed Mike Haytett, round Montana, Boutin, Idaho, 1:55 of third Dean. Montana, dec. 139 pourts-Da- vid Kenneth Ceddtson. Colorado 14 pounds CliH Hinkle, Montana, dec. Ronnie Romero. Utah. Maaou Hosea, Utah, dec. )$6 pounds Dennis Dillon, Montana Keene. Idaho, dec 16$ pounds-- Jv Mike Jones, Morgana. )7b pounos Reagan Dean, Montana, dec. Lamont Williams, Idaho. Heawwetghts Tommy Hill. Wyoming, c. Franme Washington, Colorado. Blues taro Ml Lk by KansAsCity 6, Portals: Eagles 4 Doesnt Know prefer not to i McGuire. it," i don't know how Jerome did it. Everything happened so fast at a time like that. How can you describe it? Later, however, McGuire fielded the same question and this time gave another answer. It is my opinion that the basket was good and a foul shot should have been called. 221 73- MEN'S 3 2-PA- SUIT HEADQUARTERS NT 132 So. Main, S.L.C. 224 MONDAY 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. 3cj5'alJLnf'i ItkiM Rl'rL LjTLtrSJI'fu i . SUSC, Jon Winstead, ndv 2. Pam Barr.nger, WSc, 6 4 I 3. Club: S WSC, 1975). Vonlderste-n- , I. Rarxty Hyde. Ricks; 2 Manual Deason, SUSC; 3. Jon Winstead. SUSC; 4. Choc White, CSI ; 5. Paul Barringer. WSC. ;2I 24. Run- -1. Three-Mil- e Steve Scharmann, WSC; 2 Norberto Seugra. WSC; 3. Steve Kaufman,CSi; 4. LyrmStrong, WSC; 5. Ron Davis, WSC. 14:28.7. Mie Relay I. Weber State (Davis. Tanner. Cttavez, Marshall); 2. CSI; 3. Ricks, 4. SUSC. 3.25 65. 2. Long Jump 1. Brent Lewis, SUSC; CSU; 3. Gary Higgins, Dave Anderson, C truck 5. CSI; 6. Lawson, Droxet SUSC; White. CSIsboout- -l. Don Smitti, lyiattached; 2. yyisemai. CSI 3. Frank Collins. WSC; 4 Dave Nelson, Ricks; 5. Scott Bartlett, by Mart Over 4,000 Suits 220 7669 68 72 - 73 767T65-21- Sandra Post 213 5 - Carole Jo Skala Amy Akott Judy Kimball Sally Little 76 207 215 216 216 217 217 217 Girls Gymnastics are the results ot the Utah Following State Gymnastics dtohpionships for Class girls held Saturday nigh! at Woods Cross High School: Utah Academy I 2)7 75, Salt Lake Gvm ?'2 i4, Tags Team 209.10, intermountdin Gvm 1990. Tea Indtviduats Junior Division: Mary Lou Young, Utah 72 50. Becky Hamblin, Tags, Academy, 71 25; Kne Goodin, Utah Academy, 70.60. Seniors Sandy Jan Hancock, 73 10, Dane tumgson, Utah Academy, 72.95, Deena Robms, Salt Laxe Gvm. 72.35. Swimming Prep team Scorn Cvorus $ c pot vuit-- i. Vawtoi. WSC, um Rose, wsc, George HiKitatrl, 3. Lw Jum0., 2 i 1 H If Mike Ricks. Bill Snaw, (meet record. old recoi dear, by WSC 1969 and Ron Souiourner, Johannsen, WsC. 19701. Javelin). Grog Pantilott, unattached; 2. Mike Gardner. Ricks; 3. Bruce Jensen, SUSC. 4 Tim Robrnson. CSt; 5. Frank! Wh.te Ricks 1864. Triple Jump 1. Marc Broadway. SUSC; 2 Dave Anderson, CSt; 3. Dennis Victor, Ricks, 3 Chuck White. CSI; 4. Leon Eodv. 2 1 ,A: A 2 Pant Suits r Leisure Suits Knit Suits Wool Suits Sizes 36 to 52 ,7 v M-(v- , 6V 44y Discus : 3 Paskett, unattaettyd; Calvin WSC Willie T.fj j. WSr- Eddy, Vested Suits 8 jttt Regulars, Longs, Shorts, X-Lon- WSC , Les Ricks; Wt.ite. Ricks, Pantilott Greg 1. Mel Baker. unattached; 3. Fran i m Robinson. CSI; 5. unattarhea. 159 feet (meet lerord. otol Don I Home, sel 10 157 leet by inches, record Smith, 4 T Rks, 1i CaVS 99, hi gs 2. 137. Fast 264. Styline 174, Provo 153. Kearns 152, Murray Cottonwood Team Saxes- -t. Weber State. 88: Brighton 91, Tooete 88, Bountitul 82. Ricks. 55, 1 College ot Southern Idaho, Granger 76, Bonneville 73, Olympus 65. 4 Southern Utah State, 42. Viewmont 40. Ogden 33. Logan 30, Clearttod 22, Highland 20, American Fork 14, 94 Judge Memorial 14, Layton A South 6, Sky 169, 104. m v t JV 255 5- - 2 SC, Hawks Vi6W Individual Evanti 200 Medev Relay 1, Cyprus (KC Dan Clark, Corey Sheoherd. Killpack, Charlie Canfteld) 1:40 04); 2. Provo, ' , Kearns. Att Freestvte Fast; 4, 1, Rick Moriev. Cyprus. 1:4 743; 2, Brad Clark, East; 3, Brent VanderLeiden, Kearns, 4, Dexter Davidson. Skyline 200 lrtvdudl Medlev - 1, Dave Lund56 9 berg, Prwo. (new staterecordOKl record. 2 00 7U, bv Friday ntghti; 2, Dick Whitney, East, 3, Mme Kiitpnri, Cyprus; 4, Todd Marttttesen, r a Atfa 27 3i7 'LiiToo Tota?s 2 25 11 - 2 J? tt, - Toiai Bro-n- v . t -- - 97 Frv dy j, j9 44 Brsdiey c 02150 2 14. 6 W) 14, McMilhan 72. Beard 4 0 B. Monro 2, Lavton 0 OK) 0, itKkson 0 M 0, Burden OKI 4. 7 24 P W'tshan NwYot drt None Fouled inyton 15, New York Rucks DETROIT 8 meminger 0 T(jtais 128, II 21 32 27 24 n fouls Total 18. A 99 92 Wash Pistons 108 BOY'S SUITS (IK) Carter M 13 J3 BrtOwrvnan 3 88 4, 4 3 35 9, English Totals 54 132 7 138 Milwaukee f uuieo out K Milwaukee M'9 it p 37 rv 27 zLJ wafon 4 33 A PeVam I (30 2, ttovd 9, Garrett 4 i34) 27 Dr'rc;r A r Jx, A -- - -- V -- 72190' BOOR BUSTS III U MEN'S SHOES MEN'S SPORT COATS 2 I 3. A.IV1. 00 -- 18,150. 2 11, Douglas ! 5 14, Carr 5 6 (M3 IZ, Money 6 3 3 15. Euer 0 0, Brown 10 24, Simpson 8 tyyrd 12, K Porte' 2 M 4. 2 3 4. H. Porter 6 24 16 46 8 ToDIS 4 Seilers (1381 MILWAUKEE 6 (W 13. Meyers 5 35 13, Ns Mrxjnck 16, Buckner 3 34 9, Winters 4 (Hi ter 6 Barnes 6 31 4. Ford CZ:7 M NEW YORK (9?) AWAAillen sneiton 10 SBTMjAm. 'V W' Oeveiart Murray Fouino iwl Hill. B Smith 1, 50 Freestyle 8;H Neville, East. V. Cvew' fouls Atlanta :21.1 10. 2. Jett Short, Olympus Axarti I Hubie 4. Dan McCleilart, Cdl Atlanta Coach Qumo Bountitul, 12,144. Cyxus SMinoboard Dvrng - 1, Nick Gibbs, Fast, xjfi .0. 2, John Owens, Otymous, 1 W Total Technical 31 i 2t ' 31 V 1)8 tools U Values to 55.00 e Detroit to'1 Money. 46w P h Values to 50.C0 ssa2sss H e said 79 - 222 222 - Kings Walter Davis, who has been plagued of late with a broken finger on his shooting hand, said it was not a factor and didnt bother me at all. freshman Mike Smith had high praise for semifinals NCAA in the scorers all led OKoren who with 31 points. O'Koren hit on 14 of 19 field goals, and went many of them when he got open omiemeam defense. in behind the Las Vegas I think the reason we did better in the second half was because once w;e got behind we realized we hao to try harder, said Ford. Las Vegas Version of UNLV missed just two minutes of Moffett Larry Saturday's game against North Carolina with a bit kk! y nose but coach Jerry Tarkanian said his absence came at a critical time. Moffett was injured early in the second half with When he came back two the Rebels on top minutes later, North Carolina had run off nine straight points. T lliink it hurt us, said Tarkanian. "They got three quick baskets while he was out. He was out about two minutes and they went up about six. lead right before the Las Vegas had an eight-poin- t half but Tarkanian said a basket by O Koren with two seconds left which cut the halftime edge to 3 was a key play. We should have gone in with a bigger lead, said You've got to sustain it against a club Tarkanian. like this and we didn't sustain it. 221 b 107, first, McGuire was reluctant to talk about the winning play, on which Butch Iahi tlirew a long pass to the foul line where Maxwell, Bo EUis and Whitehead jumped for it. Whitehead came down with it and drop-lie-d in his winning basket. Factor 219 Porter, ISU. Firt Period Scoring. 1. K.C.. Korney i? (Giroux, Gossett). 2.77, 2. Sait Lore. Simmer 29 (Sttmtae, Kuzyk), 19 TV Penally. Marotte IKC), t( O'. 3 Salt Lake. Swond Period Scoring Kftge, 3 (Braotey. Horn, 2:31; 4. Kansas AAtrk VanLaetrweo, Cottonwood, 4, Doug City, Martirieau 45 (Ogilvie. Piager), 9 Sa, McGregor, Bonneville. 5 Kansas Cny Zanussi 4 iBaOm, Plagerl, 100 Co rev Kiiicaci, , Butterfly 25 iur.as 09: 6. Kansas City, Ogiivie 50 54. 2. Brad Clark East 3. Cyprus, S'Sto)), 14 54. 7. Salt Lake, Smrxtr 30 Gerry ForsdtcK, Skhne, 4, Wyiee Orton, 8 58 Kansas City, Provo iSnmiAe, Kuryfci, 15 1. Bill Nevi'le, KC Freestyle Harvey 4 (Zanussil, la 75, 9 Kansas City. East. 19 04 76 Martmeau Penalty, 46 843 2, Bert VanoerLeider. Kearns; 3, Ogiivie), K C . be, minor, served by Hrecttkosy, Scon Sighting, 4, Dave PecxrxHn. 2 4) Cortonwoud Ttiird Period Saying, 10 Salt Lake. 500 Freestyle 1, Rirk Moriev, Cyprus, I? 22 Penalties, 4 H 08 (new 5ate reaxo, old recoro, Bradley 21 IKrieger. 15:13, 4 43 6H, Harvey (KC). 714; Marotte (KC) 2. Defter by Moriev. Wej: Piager 'KC). 16:36; Banin (KC1. 19.02 Davidson, Skvlxv, 3, Marx Quinn, Buun stall on Goal kiiiMrtt. Cyprus tiM; 4, 34 16 Kansas uty 100 Bacxstroke 1, Dick Whitney, East, 2. Charlie tUltiata :5.075; 3, Csntietd, Cyprus. Gales Kansas City. McKenzie; Salt Lae, Brynin Vnit, Bountitul; 4, Gerry Fors lendrick, Waen. dick, Skyline. Atlenoaie: ataZ. 100 Brwststroke I, Dave LuMberg. 1:0 19? (new state record; otd Provo, 102 325, by Lundberg Friday record, nighti; 2, Rtck Paulsen, Cottonwood: 3, Shannon Mahatfey, 4, Allen Clpartreid, Kansas City 97 Buethe, Cyprus 4UU Wedman 6, 1, Cyprus !4, RobmIne 6. 4, 16, (Pic Freestyle ftelcty Dan McClelland, Moriev, K C SiepTy-rLarey 3, H), 6; Barr 3, 9; Boon 10 1, M, 3, Hansen 0, 26, Eakins 2; 0 Cure Kitlpac i j ljue? 'nw stuie record, 7 1, 2 2. 4, McCarter Johnson 3, 04), 6. record, 3.13 770. by Cyprus Friday M; Totals J8, 21 X, 97. Washington 5, nghU. 2 East 3, Kearns, 4. Skyline. Slate reuxds set in Houston 187 s hne trials Malone 3, 7 9, )j, Torruanovich 1. 24 itk.ludc 200 M J8 J6i Kunner 9, R"idy - Cvorus. 73; Lucas 4, 8; Mgrphy 6 Rick Mmiey, Cyprus, 71: J. Johnson 4, Freestyle ll; jones 0 2 2 ? 72i. 2; Newian 1, 4, Ratlitl 0, W3, 0, WmteO C. Tu3i5 i.-East WMo tw, Kaitsas City 26 26 M Corty K'ltoack, Cyprus, fOPBuMwlly 50 410 Houston 32 X !(X Freestyle Fouled Out' Robmzine. Total fouls- Kan B'tl Nev.lie. fast 46 VisC ty,HOustur2S Rockets one. At elbow. SUSC. :O.05. Mile Run 1. Javier Chaw. WSC. 2 WSC; .Jorge Ruiz moem, RicKv 4. Lynn Kearns. SUSC. 4:16.22. 2 High Hurdles t Mike Gardner, Ricks; Joe Williams. CSI. SUSC: 4. Randy Nielson, WSC; X Brae Lurttv 154 high in air as Ford drives for a layup in NCAA battle. Monday night's championship contest on a Jerome Whitehead layin in the final second, enabling McGuire to end his 20 years of collegiate coadiing looking for his 403rd victory and his most important BYU; HayA Utah; Beverly Klass Mardell Wilkins Jane Blalock toano 119 Phil Ford, left, UNLV, go Moffett, Larry Heels WSC Invitational Track TgamRefutts Utah, dec. aider, Colorado. pounds Joey Keene, V dec Robert Thompson, Warriors T he moved mu, - 2B 73 732-7- ISU; Hyde, BYU; Wilson, Sandra Palmer Hoiiis Stacy Jan Steohenson Golden Gloves Results dec. Associated Press Wireohoto 28 7375-7- LPGA Scores Melba Kennington Tim Hill, Utah, basketball semifinals. Ends Career 49-4- 217 217 74 Janet Millikan det. Rudy Hammel-Lucen- e RANCHO SANTA FE. Calif (AP) Hansen, 63, Scores atter three rounds of the 1 150 .000 Men s 30 Doubles Grant Evans-JacKatrrvn Cro6bv LPGA Golf Classic over , Morris def. Jack Faircloogh-GayieYounQ. the par 72 Whispering Palms (Saturday Night Championships) n. e in the NCAA 218 - 219 71 100 jsx&i&r 64. Chavez North Ricks; Herbie Robinson, SUSC. W 14 880-Javier Chat WSC; 2. Taraw BYU; Mackav. BYU. 3. Evan Anar., Lindvt9Vn0e0 WSC; 5. Jtr 4. Powell. ISU; Ris; Gery Mjrshall, High jump Nielson, BYU; Kaams. SUSC. (WTtt BYU 6)0 UTA Indoor Doubles Hosea, ITth-rate- Carolina-Charlott- 697476-21- iHies SUSC; Hammer Kusseia, BYU; 97 ?. Shat out Kielines unattached; Nilsson. Tanner, hart Utah 626 Lorig jympDavtv Men's Dcjttes Jim Oshorne- - A. Holmes def F D. R'ttutnS'Ldrry Hall, 64, Women'sDouttes M.ndv WattvDetfcie Redo oet. Pat Sherteck, 63, Maafu r 3e 717478-22- BYU- Iran 39 (Parallel slalom does not count toward Green. Utah. 26 uirvTcorfi individual startings) pounds 'JW:: ,T 69 03. :X1 gained a 51 49 victory at the buzzer Saturday over 55-5- 717 Btes jj d Warriors , Austria 1,945 points 2. Switzerland 3. Italy 688. 4 West Germany 445 S, Sweden 364. 6 Liechtenstein 358. 7. France 309 8 United States 3U0. 9. Canada 70. 10. 1. 1.183 156 217 218 niflo mrhervAnrTietio su; Parreti, Utah; Davis, BYU. :0.2. BYU; Wilson, 800 meters Murdoch, ISU; Patterson, BYU. 1:51.7. nurd'es-Luri- tv, ISU; Gardner, Utah; Kinvril 1S1J 52 9 W meters Amartiet'O. Idaho State; Pen-etl- , Utah; Connolly, :2U. 8. Bernadette Zurtoiggen. Switzerland 5000 meters Reid, BYU; Redha'r, BYU; No turner Individual plac ings since only Hart BYU winners advance m parallel slalom Mile relay BYU, Utah, Idaho State. 2)3 5) BYU, Williams, BYU. Pole vault- -a World Cup Standings bv nations: Eddie 72 68 Tl 7471 2H Salynieve, Spain. March 26 West Germany. 1. Christa Zecbmeistar, 2. Marie Theresa Nedig, Switzerland. 1 Amemarie Moser Proell, Austrai. 4. Ingrid Eberle. West Germany. 5. Morerod, Switzerland 6 MonAa Kaserer, Austria 7. Brigitte Habersatter, Austra Of 21 G'ier Jones t Rod Funseth At Doubles 217 7273-7- BYU: Anderson, 1500 meters-Wo- ods, BYU; Koenig, unattached. 3:SSjG5. High hurdles Olden, ISU; Ball, Utah; Echavarria. BYU. :M.l. 4X meters Enyeart, Utah State, Czxi- Women's Parallel Slalom 35 21t 72 Allen Miller meet at BYU Lawrence, unattacned relay Utah. ISO, BYU. BYU. iXO Women's 21 216 - tree 4 ar f 6W 7266-7- -- At Sun City, Aril. 336 ICO 000 - 7 13 Oakland (A) Rex Caldwell 12 6 100 400 Milwaukee (A) Torrez, C. Mitctetl (6), Giusti (0) and George Burns Rodnguoz Slaton, SangulMebr Homero Blancas Moore. McOutr (I) 1hPage, waukee. Money, Cooper. Results ot collegiate Saturday; .I.;,., ajj. wjf ... 71 0 Ai X. yfe Hto 7671-7- Moore, Don 5- 2 35 32 4is -- 7S art in 102 87 81 62 57 41 Caitorma-Berkele- 17. i ,2 Arizona San Jose State TCU Alabama Wisconsin 16. J '& J 76n48-2i- Rk Massengaie JaHKV Burroughs. Texas: Bemquez, Fregosi, Grieve, Fahey. Bjt Rosens g.1 in y 215 Ktoxty Nolan, JtoKy 4 Jy 3 nrufi-2i- s Autry (elxorl Alexanoer, Cal Peefe Notan LffidMad (7), Cuellar (9) Roger Maitbie DatCanton3(6)? ' - vA 215 70 215 - 21$ X?HIH"r Beach, 7C ,KH, wu 71 Cta. -latest ANTONIO. Tex. (UPD twenty NCAA tennis teams m the SAN r 'ri sJASrt p. ip.'yy.v 4 68 XX SZSLg ...Ft. gLw4)( J JiuMil T 214 215 215 74 72 Ur ana. MH mto". I 24 - 8 & 21? 212 212 69 uu WMt! m toPV. 70 740-69- Dl'r high-scorin- g Not a v 210 - 3 I -- 70 - V, r 209 210 Jk a k 2V6 67 ,. n Hqrv'. " ' - Graham Marsh J isH WO Tom Bialsan Luilnski. They'll be completely different types of games, nuth said after the Tar Heels beat the We are going from an Rebels 84 83 Saturday. v, opponent who likes to run and shoot to one ho concentrates on ball control." Wasnt Worried Smitti claims he wasn't worried when North Carolina went out at the half with a 3 deficit. I felt we were in pretty good shape considering how we six had played in the first half. Being down b it points isn't as serious against Las Vegas as might be against another team because we knew that they weren t going to try to delay the game. Phil Ford, North Carolina's second-teaguard, said the injured elbow which kepts of the second half of last Saturday most out him Eastern Regional finals against Kentucky didn t seem to bother him. It doesn't hurt at all now although it will I notice probdb.y get a little sore later tonight. didnt in the any pam in n.y elbow. I guess I got caught up of the excitement of the game and never thought 49-4- 4l'j Heritage Golf Scores l 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 4 5 rA4' 8 ) DSC 00C t ouia IN) St HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S. C. (API 010 Ml 00 7 Phi!Me!oN (N) in ne C25, Rasmussen, Harrison (6). Dunrlno (8) ThirdTound scores Salurdav 000 Brusstar Heed Sea Pmes Heritase CiasS'C on me (6), and Simmons. Leicft. W- Hardour Town Gdf Links HActarrtr and Blackwell, assyard, par-7- 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 7. I Dettt LEAGUE Eastern f)ivrten Coaches J, A a j Washington 98 New York Knicks 92 Cleveland 99 At'anta 94 108 38, Milwaukee Houston 107. Kansas Citv V' Ins Angeles 109. Phoenix ?0? Sunday's Games New York NeH at Bos' on, afternoon Portland at Philadelphia, afternoon iaw York Knicks at Washington, afternoon New Orleans at Indiana, afternoon Kansas Liv at San Antonio, afternoon Golden S'ate at Denver, afternoon Houston at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Buffalo at Los Angeles Phoenix at Seattle WIIA Standings Tennis 3 Saturday's Games NATIONAL ' lTtl, , DivifoA State 0 Atianta Buffalo at Los Angeles ll.Cn.mrrc VJT Vegas. Y.MW&Svrt n (API ATLANTA Marquette Coach Ai McGuire, a man of many moods and twice as many words, wouldnt say much after his seventh-ranke- s COM FFRENCE MNWHiSt DvH40T 29 41 33 39 35 .57 35 32 42 27 49 battle 2 16j IS) .422 .589 .554 .534 .411 387 2P 30 33 34 43 46 46 43 Los Angeles Goidm 40 45 52 Dtvroon Ponied 7. Toronto 5 7, Minrerota 2 2, Cntorano Boston 21 Pacific 22 iKfuded me Saturday's Games Nw York Islanders 5. St. Louis Phiiaoeitiua 9. Vancouver 3 4, Y. Knicks Buffalo Nets 33 28 N. Y. Denver Detroit Kansas City Chicago Indiana Milwaukee Pc!- not MrwUraal N North Carolina coach Dean ATLANTA (UPI) Smith said the fans should look for an entirely different kind of game in Monday night's battle .u.siost Marquette than his Tar Heels played in the NCAA basketball semifinal against Nevada-La- GB 6'5 m 61 .521 45? 3W ,2b8 28 IS Houston Washington San Anioruo Cleveland New Orleans Atlanta WESTERN Kansas City 6, Sail Uake 4 Pori worth 4, Dallas Tulsa 9, Oklahoma Otv Sunday's Games Oklahoma City at Dallas Forth Worth at Kansas City 17. 98 79 60 8 13 12 44 Central 101 7 Philadelphia Boston Saturday's Results Diviswn Adams Late KansasCitv 167 240 723 36 II 13 31 21 GA 261 201 232 290 291 21 WALES CONFERENCE Norm OtvitMfl I W Wvttwf 37 40 4i 37 44 NBA Standings CHL Standings NHL Standings CAMPBELL CONFERENCE PMHCk DJV?Sfl T W L H GF Fails To Find Words AI A rt r" & n r N.C. Exoects Slower Game 27, 1977 Values tc S5.0C m |