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Show w nymywjyi yi Friduv, Junuurv 21. The hull Luke Tribune III fW ,Tr"y-yr"yr- r r " iy iijiX npi $)' yw U igrg '? '( y rjr-- - iyn 19H1 Salt Lake Tribune Sports Scoreboard Baltimore Buwdoin 74, Thomas 89. Br'dgewater Dominican Duuuesne Here games Picks m 80 71, Shooting Field Goals' Percentages BYU SCO Colo. St 44 3 Free Throws BYU 719 Coio. Dibier and LibOv Officials 8.01? Attendance Bulldogs Gfi, S. 100 Aggies 62 Friday's Games (AN Mavs 121, Blazers PORTLAND Baptist Bible 64, Evangel 57 Bethel 82, Grand Rapids Bapt. 67 Cedarville 93, Franklin 72 Cent. Methodist 85, Graceland 69 Concordia 70, Augsburg 59 Indiana Tech 77, Marion 74 Indiana 89, Michigan St. 85 towa 68. Minnesota 52 Lewis 55, Central St. (Ohio) 53 Malone 59, No. Kentucky 56 Minn Morris 94, Bemidii St. 68 Missouri Bapt. 75, Columbia 69 Ohio St. 75, Michigan 68 112 (112) Nat 13 34, M. Coooer Lever 22 0 0? Townes 3 13, McDowell 11 Thompson Paxson 14, H 17 4. Buse Carr 12 1, Verhoeven 14, 2 2. 3 64, Totals Southwest Wichita St 117. DALLAS (121) Aguirre 32. Cummings C 11 Thompson 0 Portland 11 27 30 30 DaNas 30 33 26 Footed out None. Total fouls Port23. Dallas 72. Rebounds end Portland 47 Dallas 4? 'Vincent 10). AsCooper sists Portland 31 (Lever 13), Dallas 34 (Davis ID. Technical Portland (lone). A So. 97, Bullets CLEVELAND Hubbard Lacev 4 4 4 7 38 78 (97) Robtnson Air 10 20 7. Haves 6. 12 Totals 97 Ballard Manorn Warnck 0 Roland 2 3 0 14 Lucas (89) 18, Havwood 38 2 14, Grevev 4, Johnson Cox 4. Davis 5 Totals 8 12, ) 89 Cleveland Washington 24 23 27 23- 22 24 20 23 Force Henderson 75, 87, Le Tourneau West (AN 89 t Johnson. Fouled goals None Rebounds Cleveland 40 (Rob44 (Ruland 15) inson ?J) Washington Assists Cleveland II 'Robinson and 21 (Grevev 3' 6) Washington Total touts Cleveland 71. Washington ?5 -4 26. East 30. Jan. Senior Thursday's Results REGION TWO 48. Brighton 41 Field Goals: Shooting Percentages Weber 30.5 Idaho 55.6 Free Throws: Weber 91 6 Idaho 69 2 Officials Clark and Alderton Attendance 7,700 46 Gold Bowl Calif., 10 30 At Japan Bowl Yokohama. Japan. 10 INDIANA (95) G Johnson 7. Kellogg 17, Williams 11 25 Carter 25 00 4, 3 0, Stchting 17, Duren 3 0 4. 14. C Johnson Knight 510 2, Bvrnes 2, Ransom 3. Totals 95 Slaughter SAN DIEGO (100) Chamnbers 13, Cummings 13, Whitehead 18, Hollins 3 14, Hodges 6. Brooks 10. Smith 10 10, Anderson 100 6 Totals Brooan 78 24 27 16 95 Indiana 26 II San D9C i None. Fouled out goals Indiana 40 (Kellogg Cummings Rebounds 12). As12), San Diego 48 (Whitehead sists Indiana 20 (G Johnson 8). San Diego 25 (Hollins 9) Total fouls Indiana 19, Son 3 177 Hollms A D'eyo 29 Technicals 6? - pm 05 Devils First Period Pavese, 7:03, St om 3 I 2 0- -3 0 3 03 LOu$, Dore 4 (SutPenalties Hutchison, L. 9 42. Dore. St L. Second Period 2, New Jersey, Asmon (Lorimer, Antonovich), .39; 3, New Jer- 8 USU Chris SO, Fufterton Hansen(USU) 4, Sabers 0 pm 126 dec. Mike sup dec. Louie Mecedo(Fuller-ton- ) Dave Sherod(USU) sup.dec. John Laugenwalter(Fullerton) 142; 142 pinned Jim Doug Digiacomo(USU) ) 158 Russ 2:19; sup dec. Mike Schmidlin(Fullerlon) 158 Greg Wiiliams(USU) sup.dec 167 Steve Steve Granito(Fuilerton) Ross(USU) sup dec. Scott Lawson(Fuller 177 Dave Hagedorn(USU) supton) 90 Konn .dec. Dan Coafes(FuHerton) sup dec Craig Schebler(USU) HWT JL Coon(USU) pinned Bill Sing(Fullerton) 152, 4, 24 Thursday's REGION TWO Boynton 52, Bingham 1? West Jordan 28, Kearns 25 REGION FOUR Bountiful 32. Woods Cross ?9 Boston, Middleton Boston, K Crowder 18:11. MacTavish) But. Housley, Dufour, 8:20; major, 16 38, Penalties Bos, Dufour, maior, 16:38; Ruff. But, maior, B. Crowder, Bos, maior, 17:34. Buffalo Shots on goal 134 Prep Wrestling Results Conference Championship 21 20 M. Pro Bowling Results The standALAMEDA, Calif. CAP) and Dinfall after three ings Thursday rounds 08 games) of the $135,000 AC Delco Classic Professional Bowiers Association tournament: 1, Palmer Faiigren, Boca Raton, Fla.. 2, 17:34. 3,994. Bos- Colo., Goalies Peelers. A Boston. 14,542. 21 2 Charlie Tape. 3 3 Long Beach. Catit 3.866 N Y Mo. City, 861 10. Gary Texas. Burleson. Dickinson, 3.852. 11. 12. Tom Baker. Buffalo, NY Ernie SchieyeL Vancouver, ,3 844 Wash 3.840. 13. Va. College Volleyball Thursday's Result Peonerdine dot BYU Paul, Minn.. St. Sam Zurich, Huntington, Tobv Contreras, Kansas 9. Sunday Miami over the N Y Jets at Miami Odds to Wm Super Bowl Dallas 75; Miami Redskins N.Y. Jets Springs, 866. 7. at South Boddv Knippte. 7, Wendover: Saturday over Washington Colorado Gonzalez, 3,977. Wayne Webb, Carmel, Ind., 3.906. Pete Couture, Windsor Locks, Conn., 5, 3.874 Here are odds for this weekend s NFL playoff games as posted by the Nevada Danas Washington. Texas, Big Soring, 3.874 Football Odds in Henry 3, 5, Casino 5am Flanagan Parkersburg. Hutchinson, Scranton. W 3.836 14. Joe Pa.. 3.830 l? h. Games NFL Playoff Statistics Playoff Teams Final Regular Season Team Statistics AMERICAN CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass 1901 NY Jets (3) 1317 32)8 2658 1344 1314 Miami (9; DEFENSE 231? 1027 1285 Miami (1) NY jets (3) 983 1646 2629 NATIONAL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass 1313 3199 1886 Danas (2) 1140 2985 1845 Washington (4 DEFENSE 2560 1614 946 (2 ) Washington 1011 2753 142 Danas (7) NOTE Figures in parentheses denote rank in conference. PGA GOLF Morgan $108,000. 2, Lannv Wad kins $48,800. 3, Curtis Strange $32,100. 4, (tie) Mark MtCumber and Gibbv Gilbert $22,400. 6. Fuzzy Zoeller $21,525. 7, Andv North $14,913. 8, Keith Fergus $13,800. 9. Calvin Peete $13,133. 10, George Archer $12,000. MEN'S TENNIS (Assn, of Tennis Professionals) (1982 season ends Jan. 23) Gil 1. Phil Ringener. Bos, 4, Crossing Peter Jacobsen SUPER BOWL XVIf Sun. jan. JO, Pasadena Rose Bowl, 6 p.m. EST AFC vs. NFC champions, for Vince Lombardi Trophy PRO BOWL Sun., Feb. 6. Honolulu AFC vs. NFC 4,079. 14.22; ton Buffalo, Cloutier 7 16 NFC Championship Saturday's Game Daiias at Washington, p.m AFC Chomsicnship Sunday's Game New York Jets at Miami, p.m 1. Boston. Fergus 19 Penalty McCourt, Bos. 3, :28. 15 Rao-r- 16 Money Leaders Period 2, Boston, B. Crowder (Fergus. Dufour) 6.43. Penalty (McNab, Kent Sunday, Jan. Miami 34, San Diego 13 NFC Saturday, Jan. Wasnmg?on 21, Minnesota Sunday, Jan. Danas 37, Green Bay 26 7 15. 15. 3 Twin Jerry Miller, Falls. Idaho. 828 Ivan Lendl, the SJ75.000 n Classic: 66 Fvd 14 4 0- -0 I scores Thursday Bob Hope Desert 10 Craig S'adier Hal Sutton Rav Murpnv Dan Pun) Mark Lve Oil Morgan Jonn Cook Chip Beck Rex Caidwer Mike Sullivan Pavne Stewart Pa McGowan John Fought Joe Inman Johnny Miller Bruce Fleisher Johp Mahaffev Doug Sanders Ed Fiori Tom Purtzer Second Round AFC Saturday, Jan. 15 New York Jets 17, Los Angeies 16,612 0 8 Ramsey, But, 0 2 16 (MacMillan), 201; 4, St sey, Lever 6.30. 5. St Louis, Mullen 17 (Lemieux), 10 56 28 Sutter Mullen). Louis, (Lemieux, 5 (Marim Antonovich 6, New Jersey, 06. 16 Broten. NJ, 4 07 Penalties Ashton), None Third Period None. Penalties Shots on Goal St. Louis New Jersey St. Louis, Liut. New Jersev Goalies Resch. A 9,763. (Pederson) USU Wrestlers Win 118 AFC Saturday, Jan. 8 Los Angeies Raiders 27, Cleveland Miami 28 New England 13 Sunday, Jan. f 7 New York jets 44 Cincinnati San Dego 31. Pittsburgh 28 NFC Saturday, Jan. I Washington 31, Detroit 7 Green Bay 41, St Louis 16 Sunday, Jan. 9 Danas 30 Tampa Bav 17 Minnesota 30. Atlanta ?4 pm 5:30 12 53. 10 A Isles 4, Ilabs 1. St 6:06. Mullen), ter, NJ, NFL Playoffs First Round NY isles -4 2 0 -4 Montreal 1. New York, Trottier 23 First Period :35. Trottier New 2, iTonetii, Bbssy), York, 24 (Tonelli, Bossy), 15:31 (pp). 3, Montreal, lafieur 14 (Shutt, Carbonneau), 18 58 (po). Bourne. Penalties 13.40; Green, Mon, NY, 17:59 Mondou Second Period 4, Montreal, 15 (Maslund), 1700 (pp). 5, Montreal, Napier 22 (Wickenheiser, Picard), 1841. Penalties McEwen, NY, 8.54; Gainev, Mon, 8 54: Jonsson, NY, 15:29. Third Period 6, New York, Bourne 10. 8 42 (pp). 7, New York, Hallin 2 (Gillies, 1008. 8, Montreal, Napier 23 Bourne), Green, (Waiter, Green), 17,35. Penalties Mon, 8 38, Potvin, NY, 14 11 Shots on Goal New York Montreal MonGoalies New York, Meianson treal, Wamsiev A 16,263 Friday's Games Quebec al Washington, 8 05 om N.Y. Rangers at Winnipeg, 905 Saturday's Games Boston at Detroit Buffalo at Montreal Edmonton at Vancouver Quebec at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at N Y. Isumoer Chicago at Toronto Calgary at St. Louis Hartford al Minnesota Bos, :25. Third Period iwanaga(Fullerlon) Clippers 100, Pacers 05 22 Anaheim, Froese Second Bowl At Results Boston 4, Buffalo 0 Philadelphia 5, Calgary 2 St Louis 3. New Jersey 3 me1 N Y. Islanders 4, Montreal 4 (tie) Los Angeles 4. Hartford 3 3, 177 -2 0 Calgary I 4 -5 Philadelphia 1, Calgary, First Period Chouinard 12, 9 57. 2, Philadelphia, Cochrane 2 (Smisato. Evans. Phi, 1:22, Sinter), 12 25. Penalties Reinhart, Cal. 3:01. 3, Philadelphia, Second Period C'are :09. 4, Philadel16 (Carson. McCrimmon), Wilson), phia, Barber 18 (McCrimmon, 2 55. 5, Philadelphia, Sillier 30 (Barber Barber 19 Marsh), 10:02. 6, Philadelphia, 15:33. Penalties Hoffmever, (Smisalo), Phi, 6 26; Peolinski, Cal, 11.36; Dvorak. Phi, 18 41. 7, Calgary, Third Period Bridgman 16 19 20. Penalties (Hindmarch, Hisloo), 5 Russell. 29; Sittler, Phi, Cal, 5 29, Cochrane, Phi, 8 40; Phi bench (served bv 11.36. Flockharl), PhilShots on goal Calgary adelphia Goalies Calgary, Edwards. Philade'-pna- , lev Cup plavofts.) Blues 169 171 'MOT Flames 5, Flyers Louis New Jersey 162 Saturday's Games Indianapolis at Birmingham Salt Lake at Tulsa, 6 30 pm Colorado at Wichua Sunday's Games Sait Laxe at Indianapolis. (MOT) Colorado at Wichita 12 ai Mobile, Aia.. noon Girls Basketball Wales Conference Patrick Division St 140 15 Wichita at Colorado Birmingham at Indianapolis Sait Lake at Tutsa, 6 JO pm. iMQT NHL Standings Thursday's G Thursday's Gama a' Colorado Friday's Games W.chita 6:40. West 25 Hula Bowl At Honolulu West 14 518 109 First Period (Bourque) 18 02. Shrine East Tribune 80 of Bruins Times EST) Jan. 15 Out high lor Friday. scheduled CAPS. (Overall record Buffalo Boston 64 79 Pan American 51. Basketball Prep school Dasketoai' is me list of 49 Bowl Schedule -9 - Coll. Brigham Young 77, Colorado S' 63 CaMrvine 82, Sanla Barbara 76 Fresno St. 66, Utah St. 62 Fullerton St. 67, Pacific 56 Idaho 59, Weber St. 49 Idaho St. 77, Boise St. 59 Seattle Pacific 97, Eastern Montana Stanford 92, Southern Calif. 74 UCLA 08. California 63 Washington St. 76, Oregon St 64 Wyoming 65. Utah 49 79 77 Wilkerson WASHINGTON 7 71 49. Arkansas Texas 89 ? 10, 7 5, Free 11. 0 84 s Bapt. 64. Lamar 83. NE Louisiana S3 New Mexico St. 76. Drake 57 Ozarks 73, Harding 60 Sam Houston 80, Dallas Bapt. 79 Santa Fe 54, Lubbock Christian 5? -- 9 078. Cavs Idaho 59, Weber 49 54 Houston )?. Huston kenon 72, Field Goals Shooting Percentages Utah St 51.1 Fresno 44.9 Free Throws: USU 69.2 FSU 78.6 Officials Ballesteros, Labetich 6.586 Attendance Northwestern 45 Southwest Arkansas Tech 58, Arkansas Colt. 56 Arkansas-Littl- e Rock 89, Centenary 77 39 Cent. Arkansas 42, E. Texas Bapt. 99, Wiley 96 Hendrix 73, Ouachita 66 Wisconsin l?1 27 DePauw Minn. Duluth Bradley 6S 96, 82, Vincent 18 Davis 6 Nimphius ?, Ransev 3. Totals 27. Soanarkel Garnett 17 5 St 71 REGION ONF 7 30 P m et BONNEVILLE Sky LAYTON a' Cwarfteid, 7 30 pm Weoer at ROY, 7 30 pm. REGION TWO Tanorsviile at BINGHAM, 7 30 pm BRIGHTON at Hillcrest, 7.30 pm ALTA at West Jordan 7 30 pm REGION THREE Gra"ite at Skyline, 3 pm. OLYMPUS at Cottonwood. 7 30 P.m GRANGER at Cyprus. 7.30 pm. REGION FOUR HIGHLAND at Dayis, 7:30 p.m BOUNTIFUL at Viewmont, 7.30 pm. East at WOODS CROSS, 7 30 p.m. REGION FIVE Logan at BEAR RIVER, 7:30 p.m. Intermountam at BEN LOMOND, 7:30 p m. Ogden at BOX ELDER. 7.30 p.m. REGION SIX Jordan at JUDGE MEMORIAL, 7:30 p.m. MURRAY at Tooele, 7:30 p.m South at WEST, 7 30 pm REGION SEVEN Pleasant Grove at AMERICAN FORK, 7:30 P.m. PROVO at Timpview. 730 pm MOUNTAIN VIEW at Orem, 730 pm REGION EIGHT CEDAR CITY at Pavson, 7:30 pm Carbon at SPANISH FORK, 7 30 pm. DIXIE at SpHngville, 7:30 p.m, REGION NINE at Morgan, 7:30 p.m GRANTSVILLE WASATCH a' Union, 7 30 pm. REGION TEN Juab at HURRICANE. 7:30 P.m. 7:30 North Sanpete at RICHFIELD, p.m. Delta at MANTI, 7.30 p.m. SOUTH SEVIER at Millard, 7:30 pm REGION ELEVEN Division One NORTH SUMMIT at Manila. 7 30 pm Park City at SOUTH RICH, 7 30 pm. South Summit at NORTH RICH, 7.30 p.m Division Two St. Joseph at DUGWAY, 7:30 pm. 7.30 Mount Vernon at WENDOVER, p m. REGION TWELVE Division One North Sevier at WAYNE, 7:30 p.m Gunnison at PIUTE, 7:30 p.m. PANGUITCH at Escalante, 7 30 p.m Division Two Enterprise at BEAVER. 730 pm PAROWAN at Valiev, 7:30 p.m KANAB at Milford, 7:30 pm REGION THIRTEEN Northern Division Tabiona al GREEN RIVER. 7 30 om EAST CARBON at Duchesne. 7 30 om Southern Division Grand at SAN JUAN. 7:30 om 64 Cincinnati 63 fc Nazanne 88 baiern St 81 F'tihOurg 60. Western Conn 5? Georye Washington 76, Holy Cross &8 I ncoir 71, Alyernta 68 OT) MlT 81 Wesievan 76 Moravian 107, Allentown 66 New Hamoshire 74 Camsius 70 (0T' Robert Morris 80, Maris 59 SC Massachusetts 6? N.hols 61 So Connecticut 82, Merrimack 74 St Bona venture 64, W Virginia 6J API 67, Tutls 59 Walsh 90, Pomt Par 7? South 71, O'd Dom.mun 60 Aia Birmiriynam Alabama S 73. Jackson St. 62 79 Pfeiffer 88, Catawba Columbus 67, Valdosta St 63 83 Pikeville Cumberland 94, Times EST) C'oveiuiid at New Jersey. 7.33 pm 7 35 Seattle a Philadelphia pm fiustuii al Chicago, 8J5 pm. Huustun at Kansas City, 8 35 pm Washington at Milwaukee, 9 pm New Yutk at Utah, VJ0 pm Indiana at Phoenix. 9 J5 pm San Miitonio a I os Angeles. 10 30 pm Denver a Golden State. DOS pm Saturday's Games Chicago at Washington Atlanta at Detroit Utah at Dallas Portland at Houston New York a Denver Golden S'ate a San Deyo American Fork 46 10? Pleasant Grove 64 734) 58 Framingham No. Adams St 91, 0'en 67 60, W L T Pts. Gf ?9 17 0 54 186 motanapoiis 51 25 18 Colorado 13 ?J Jl J 47 165 Birmmgr am Sa't Lake ?l ?i 0 4? 1&8 17 24 35 156 Wichita 16 28 33 )46 Tulsa Result Wednesday's Birmingham 6 tndianaDOiit 2 Wednesday's Results 4J Unan 33 Mjun'ain WAC Wyoming 65 Utah W fivu 7 Cutoradu State 6j Aif Force SI, Pan American 4t PCAA Fresno St 66 Utah State 6? Fullerton St 6?. Pacific 56 82. Santa Barbara lb 6 Shv iOaro 59. Weber State 49 idano St 77, bow St 59 East St Francs (Pa) CIIL Standings Prep Basketball College Basketball Results Czechoslovakia, Clerc, Argentina, $1,628 850. 2, $590,400. 3, Tomas Smid, Czechoslovakia, Connors $543,850. 5, $552,200. 4, Jimmy 6, John Woitek Fibak, Poland. $533,626. Guillermo 7, Vilas, ArMcEnroe $525,725. gentina, $502,150. 8, Johan Kriek $364,098. 10, Kevin Cur-re9, Vitas Gerulaitis $340,875. South Africa $293,427. (1983 season) 1. (tie) Heinz Gunfhardt, Switzerland, and Balazs Taroczv, Hungary, $36,000. 3. (tie) Brian Gottfried and Raul Ramirez. Mexico, $18,000. 5, John Alexander, Australia, $15,150. 6, (tie) Peter McNamara and Dau! McNarnee, Australia; Pavit Slozil $10,000. and Tomas Smid, Czechoslovakia, 10. Russell Simpson, New Zealand, $9,750 WOMEN'S TENNIS 1, Martina Navratilova $67,000 2, Silvia Hamka, West Germany, $28,400. 3, Pam Andrea Snriver $14,350 4, (tie) Jaeger and Mary Lou Piatek $9,725 6, Eva Ptaft 875. $7 8, Barbara $8,625 7, Anne Smith Potter $7,825. 9, Tracy Austin $7,000 10, Jo Dune. Britain, $6 150 e8 b6 I.i6 6 6 71 63 U6 67 1J6 36 66 69 70 72 65-- 13 7? 137 1j6 U7 )JB 138 ) 6 - U8 L8 Don Pooiev Dave Eicheioergef Mark Pteil Mark Haves Gary Koch Victor Regaiaoo Donnie Hammond John McComish B'll Sander TzeChung Cher David Graham Doug TeweH Mike Donald Brad Bryant John Adams Lee Elder Gibbv Gilbert Isao Aoki Keith Fergus Danny Edwards Scott Simpson Hate Irwin Jack Nicklaus Greg Powers 68 71139 68 139 68 68 7- 1- 71 140 72 140 139 691-1- 40 700-1- 40 Jerry Pate Orville Moodv Curtis Srange Gene Littler Dan Forsman D.A. Wearing Ed Sneed Mike Reid Clarence Rose Bobby Wadkins Lanny Wadkins Tim Simpson Jim Nelford Peter Oosterhui$ Miller Barber Calvin Peete Bob Gilder Larry Mize David Edwards Mike McCullougn Tom Jenkins Howard Twittv Pal Lindsev Forrest Fezier Jim Colbert Ben Crenshaw Bobby Cole Kikuo Aral BoD Shearer Thomas Grav Tom Kite Fred Couples Allen Miller Jack Renner J.C. Snead Frank Conner Tony Cerda Gary Hallberg Nobumitsu Yuhara Vance Heafner Ga-- v McCord Tom Nieporte Jim Simons Morris Hatalskv Char s Coodv Scott Hoch Jim Thorpe Dan Halldursur Jodie Mudd Bruce Lietzke Mike Peck Lennie Clements Mac O Gradv Arnold Palmer Gay Brewer Mark O'Meara Sieve Meinvk l 71142 76 14? 10 142 71 14? 71 74 69-- Sportlight: McEnroe, Vilas Reach Masters Semifinals Tribune Wire Services y John McEnroe, taking on the Argentine Davis Cup Clerc team, disposed of Jose-Lui- s 4 Thursday (night to set up a single-handedl- 6-- 6-- semifinal ing with meet- Guil-- l Vilas in the lermo ($400,000 Volvo I Masters Champ-- : ionship. Earlier in the day, Vilas won his quarterfinal match from Guillermo Vilas Andres Gomez of Ecuador winning five games in a row after coming within two points of dropping the opening set, The United States will begin defense of ils Davis Cup title in Buenos Aires the first week of March when McEnroe might have to face both Clerc and Vilas although it is still not certain if both Argentine stars will compete. 6-- Although he wasn't too happy with his serve. McEnroe controlled most of the match. He achieved the only break of the opening set in the fourth game and on his first six service conceded games the only eight points. Vilas, although not particularly pleased with his game, managed to come up with the extra effort on big points that enabled him to rally Irom a deficit in the first set. The semifinal draw will be completed Friday when defending champion Ivan Lendl plays Yannick Noah in the afternoon and Jimmy Connors takes on Johan Kriek at left-hand- 5-- 3 night. Hasrhall Hall of Fattier Ted Williams was named the greatest Boston Red Sox' player of all lime Thursday by a landslide in balloting for Boston's "Dream Team. Williams was joined in the outfield by current Red Sox' stars and Evans Carl Dwight Yastrzemski. The infield eonsisted of Jimmie Foxx at first base: Bobby Doerr at second base: Riek Burleson at shortstop and Rico Ietroeelli at third base. Carlton Fisk was the eateher. Dick Williams, who guided the Red Sox to their "Impossible Dream" American League pennant in 1967, was a wide choice for all time manager. Babe Ruth also made the team as the pitcher while Cv Young was the pitcher and Dick Radalz was the relief pitcher d right-hande- ( t Outfielder Lonnie Smith and pitcher Steve Mura of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals have filed for arbitration, a St. Louis newspaper said. The St. Louis Post Dispatch said Smith, who hit .307, scored 120 runs and stole 68 bases, filed for arbitration Wednesday, one day after winner Mura had filed. The Seattle Mariners selected minor league infielder Danny Tarta-bul- l in the free agent compensation pool, the American League team announced. Tartabull, 20, played both second and third base for Cinncinati Reds organization. He was a third-roun- d selection in the 1980 June draft. Last year he struggled at the plate with a .227 batting average but displayed enough potential to earn honors for his defensive play. The Mariners received Tartabull as payment for Type A free agent pitcher Floyd Bannister, signed by the Chicago White Sox. Tartabull is the son of former major league outfielder Jose Tartabull, a nine-yea- r veteran who played for Kansas City. Boston and Oakland. Whitey Herzog, the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, was presented with a $15,000 crystal trophy as The Sporting News' 1982 Man of the Year. hope 1 don't drop it." Herzog said as he received the trophy. Herzog earlier was selected in a poll by The Sporting News as the Manager of the Year. The newspaper's editors made the selection of the Man of the Year award. Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn is investigating a report that memorabilia lent to his office by the "1 Hall of Fame lectors Exchange of Hicksville, N.Y. The owner of the company, Robert Sevchuk, said he purchased the items from Joe Reichler, a special assistant to Kuhn and vice president and general manager of the film division of Major League Baseball Promotion Corp. Reichler admitted selling some items, but said he was not aware any documents from the Hall of Fame were included. Lefthander Rudy May. a major league veteran, was selected by the Chicago White Sox in the compensation pool as payment for the New York Yankees' signing of free agent outfielder Steve Kemp. Kemp was considered a Type A player and so the White Sox were entitled to a player off a major league roster in return. They selected May, who has pitched the last three seasons with the Yankees, from a list of unprotected names submitted by 20 teams to a compensation pool. May. 38. posted a 6 record with a 2.89 ERA in 41 games last season while alternating between the bullpen and the starting rotation. He led the American League in earned run average in 1980 with a 2.47 mark and owns a lifetime record of 6-- 151-15- r She also had the fastest time by an American woman in every distance from 800 meters through 10,000 meters. Catcher Joe Nolan and outfielder Benny Ayala signed with the Oricontracts oles three- - and two-yerespectively, the American League team announced. Nolan, who became a free agent draft and went through the last fall, was acquired by Baltimore from the Cincinnati Reds last catcher batspring. The ted .233 with 6 homers and 35 RBIs in 77 games last season, his sixth in the majors. He becomes the second Oriole in history to go through the draft and then return to Baltimore. The first was Al Bumbry after the 1978 season. (31:35.3). ar Former Miami Dolphins star running back Eugene "Mercury" Morris was sentenced to two terms in prison for cocaine trafficking and conspiracy. The terms are to be served concurrently. Morris, 35, a star of the Miami Dolphins' three Super Bowl appearances in the early 1970s, showed little emotion when Circuit Judge ElGable sentenced len Morphonios him. He hugged his attorney, Ronald Strauss, and was led back to jail. One of two Houston Oilers arrested outside a private club being monitored by narcotics agents pleaded innocent to charges of driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. J.C Wilson, 26, entered the pleas before County Court-at-laJudge Jimmy Duncan. Wilson will be tried Feb. 28 on the driving without a license charge and March 17 on the drunk driving charge. w LPGA ' Heavy rains and birtHr'k-kicirick'kirk'k'kirk'k'k- RUNNING-SHO- 0 to School LPGA Qualifying tournament. of the field had About teed off in the third round when play was suspended. two-thir- Football Track Pole vaulter Billy Olson and distance star Mary Decker Tabb head an outstanding field for Friday nights Sunkist Invitational indoor track and field meet. Olson, who bettered his world indoor best with a leap of 18 feet, 10V inches last Friday night at Ottawa, will face a field that includes Dan Ripley, Earl Bell and Brad Pursley. Tabb was named The Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year for 1982 after setting world outdoor records in the 5,000 meters (15 minutes, 8.26 seconds) and 10,000 meters winds forced cancellation of the third round of play in the Olympics The Russians continued to sidestep questions about their athletes' participation in the Olympic Games in Los Angeles next year. "It has nothing to do with the American boycott of our Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980. said Vicof the tor Ivonin, USSR Olympic Committee, at a press conference. We are waiting to receive replies to certain questions about the Games in Los Angeles. When we have those answers, we will make a decision. nt Earl Bowling Anthony has been named the Professional Bowlers Association Player of the Year by The Sporting News, the fifth time he has won the award. Anthony, 44. of Dublin. Calif., was honored for leading the tour in mon- ey winnings last year and for gale-forc- e 'k 30 OFP WE MOVED! n. 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