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Show The Salt Lake Tribune 2C Wednesday, HIM IB, February auk McNamara I Tribune Sports Scoreboard Tne Top EAST N Y 75 Jorn- Bndyewater Mass F'crD.ry 83. Brand' 68 109, E Nazarene i S fo'ai pomis 15 16 Buhfrio St 84. Geneseo S 78 Camsius 71, Nortneasief n 69, Or CCNY 85, Baruch 77 Concord'd NY 6J Keys NV Corfiand St 82, BrOCPCrt St 70 E'ljaoetniown 83 Kings Pa 77 Gordon 70, MiT 60 Hamilton 95 St John F isoer U Harvard AN T went learns in 13 14 Potis I? M based on 7 10 6 20 5 19 - i' t os Angeles 2 5, Hartford Quebec 4, New York islanders Detroit 7. Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 3, New Jersey 2 Winnipeg 1 Vancouver 4 Chicago HO Houston 91 San Antomo 14, Los Angles 1QJ Portland M5. San Diego 106 HI. Washington GoiUe" bid Wednesday's Games 7 j6 Denver at Philadelphia. Danas at Cleveland, JO 8 u m Detroit at Milwaukee Chirayo at Indiana 8 15 pm Phoenix vs Kansas C'tv at V Lou-101. v Wednesday's Games Boston at Buffalo, 7 35 pm Washington at New Yor Rangers jom pm 9 05 San Antonio a Uan Boston at Seattle, 10 Pacers p rn St Louis at Toronto, Caigary at Chicago, om W 113, Bulls 110 INDIANA (113) G Johnson 8, Kellogg 19 20, Carter Wiinams 17 16 Bvmes 0 Sirhtmg 13. C Johnson Kmght 10-Durpn 4 6 0 0 8 Slaughter V 8 3 5 511 0, 3 mdanaDOiis Colorado Birmingham Sait Lake Tulsa Wichita 27, Lester 6 3 3 . ( 54 a REGION 32 Hawks Matthews 16 91 W'lkms Davis 19. 10. II. 8. 24, McMHlen 0 0 7, Glenn 2 6 Mac him HOUSTON Baiiev tones 0 9 5 Rockets 301, 4 Totals 0, 101 (91) Warner 20. Brvanf 1, 15, PaulU 17 Murohv Totals Atlanta Houston ? 18 6 7 2 0 0 12. 1? 4 I 06 Haves 0 16, Tav'oi pavpil II 8 0 2 0 0 1- 3- 32 27 79 - 23 21 78 SAN ANTONIO 0 3 1? 22 8 84 Nixon Coooer Johnson Totals San Antonio Los Anoetes 24, 15. Williams 0 0 Brewer II U. Conner Johnson 6, Engler 2 Tota.s Smith 8. 24 74 25 30 6 74 10 93 30 76 III Fuu'eU 35174 24 71 7- 4- 103 Djnieaw 3 Fouled goais outNone Rebounds San Antonio 4? 9) Ban Los Anyeies 48 (Jabbar 10, 31 Assists-S- an Antomo 10) MrAdoo Durieavv 11) Los Angeles 30 (N'xon I2i 25 Tota toys San Antonio Los Angeles 23 Techmca-Los Angeles Bertka Rtev IS, 11) mega defense A t Glenmoor. Marv Atkinson. No. 3, 140 yards, With Don Larson. Bill Hart, Del Wanless. 13. 83 69 Utah Gymnastics He'e are the resuits of the University o vs. the University of Wasnmyton gymnastics meet held Monday night in the Special Events Center: Celeste Harrington. UU 36 95. 2 Megan 3 Cindy Paul, UU, McCunniff. UU, and Suzie Sun, UW. 36 20 1. Eiame Vault Alfano. UU, 9 45, 2 Celeste Harrington, UU, 9 20; 3, Suzie Sun. UW, 9 15. Bars Celeste Harnnyfon, UU. 9 60. 7 Michei'e Garcia, UW 9 75, 3. Suzie Sun. 9 20 !. Lmda Kardos, Beam UU, 9 70, 2 UU. 9 65, 3. Sue Sted Megan McCunmtt, mtz, UU. 9 55. I Megar. McCunniH Floor UU. 9 70, 2 UW, 9 50 3. Lsa Nancy Rhinesmith, M'tze1, UU. 9 45, 185 05. Final Team Score Utan Washington 173.75 - 3 4 17, 8, Carr4-- Lamo Totals San Diege ? 15 6 6 Utah 10 Ski 10 - Saiodo 3 8, 3 2, 4 Bott GoKFDury 10 Wight Olson 3. Case 3 Sports Transactions Girls Basketball 20 35 26 6 13-9-- 3 ?6 Totals Jenson 3 6 ? 8, Dimick heaiy 2 4. 14 Pro Basketball 5. Hart0 21 3, 20 29 17 6-- 4. 64 Vaster II, 3 5 Bate 7, 0 46 Cook 2 6, 19 10, Worthen J8 62 Armstrong 6. 8, Westwood 63 25 2, 1 5 Cardon 2 2, 3. 9 20. Jensen Gteenhd'gh 10. 14 7 32; 17, COLLKGE 2 Soderquist 4; Nakken Pearson 8 BASKETBALL Gar- Totals 36 Indoor Tennis Tenn (AP) - Pesu ts C MEMPHIS. Tuesday's matches at the US Naonai Indoor Championships being p'aved at me Racquet Club of Memphis iscedmys m parenthesis) 24 Pdk 53-3- 10 71 Singles First Round Anders Jarryd Sweden, det Pave' S'o ai. Czechoslovakia. Fritz Buehnmg. Short H,ils N J det Phd Dent, Australia. 6 2, Mark Dickson, Tampa, F 'a del Peter Fleming. Seabrook Island, SC 2 0 0 2, Terrv Moor Tpnr, Memphis, Roscoe Tanner K;awan island. SC Totals Quav'e K 14, REGION THIRTEEN East Carbon 71, Moab 69 MuaO 16 34 48 69, E Carbon 13 30 5 71 8 Stec'e 6 Moab Woodworth 4 - 14 25, 2 13, Hansen 7 McDouyai 2 0 0 4 3, Atwood 14, Walker Hudson 7 2, Totals 28 13 24 69 24, RasN'esen 9 East Caroon 10, R 0 Sanchez 5 mussen H. 13, L Martinez 5 0. 0 Totals 26 13, Hamilton Kinsey 6 6, Hall 4 2, Nichols 0 54 red-ho- 82 4. 2, Esca ante Saunders 18 1M8 47 18 CuS'Ck 5 Eider Cassidy 8 12, 2, 12, Adams 0 Lvons 6 fle 92 Second 8 23 33 Tomas 41 4. 2, Espim field 7, Ski I Carbon Bruno 3 8. Totals 4 29 18 Tota.s Bo Hams 17 46 Eddieman 2 2, Smith Evans 19, Sorenson Wrigrt 3 2. Totals I 1, 2, 10 3 12 Totals 0 0 4. 9. Pavson FIVE Wnneman 22, 5 By J. McCarthy wm Cleveland is riding a very impressive three-gamrung streak, but the Cavaliers' bubble should burst when t Dallas tonight. The Mavericks, winners ot they face 10 of their last 12. have moved into second place in tire Midwest Division and should pick up where they left aft be fore the break. Take the Mavs minus the points It must be hard (nr the Celtics to win 76 percent ot their games and still be live games out of first. They have not let it affect their play, however, and we look for Boston to improve on its already superb record by defeating the strug gling SuperSomcs. The University of Pittsburgh's basketball team might not be as powerful as some of Its competitors in the Big East Conference, but the Panthers have shown they can play with anybody on their home court. The Panthers have re cently upset St John's and Syracuse, and we expect them to do it again this time to Notre Dame. The Irish have been terribly Inconsistent this year, so we're backing Pitt tonight Last week in the NBA. the favorites weie 11111, the Oui sehome tejms and the home under dugs to lections were a perfect season mark our moving We finished with our college picks, so our season record is back to 500 8? 45 68 92 Intermountam 2 Cedar City 82, Pavson 63 Pavson 8 22 37 63, Cedar City a 0 I 7 2 3 Perk 3 18. Neson 6 Tavior 7 7, Hancock Cecar Ben Lomond 41, Logan 40 14 ?4 J4 40 Bee Lomond Utah SALT LAKE CITY (AF) Association reports the following cor 28 17 31 30 106 ditions Tuesday a the states ski resors 115 25 34 27 29 Portland Atta U0 total, no new t Goals 'Moore. Fouled Out 84 to'ai, no new Beaver Mountain San Deyo 33, PortNone Total Fouls Brian Head 108 total, no new San Diego 41 (Cumland 2? Rebounds 120 total, no new Brighton 16) mings 10), Portland 44 (Thompson 72 total, no new Deer Valiev San D ego 19 (Watton and HoHms Assists 134 total, no new Mt Hotly 5). Portland 23 (Lever and Paxson 5) 102 Park City total, no new None. A 12.666. Technicals ParkWest 84 total, no new 102 total no new Powder Mountain 0 total, no new Snowbasin 108 total, 4 new BASEBALL Snowbird 114 total, no new American League Solitude BOSTON RED SOX -- Acquired Mike to the Davis, third baseman, complete Tuesday's Results trade that sent pitcher Mike Torrez to me Aita 52. West Joraan 43 New York Mets M5 12, 7? Logan Report - The Co 2 Haughon 0 20 38 48 REGION Paxson 8, Buse 14, McDowell Fork M, Beckman ley Elder 92, intermountam 47 mtermounlaih 8 8 J2 4, Bo E'der 39 16 19 Havden 11, Fnr.r 3 8, Looez 9 3 White 3 Soamsn 3 Box 2, Tnompson Lever Totas 4 46 12 l 49 Norton $Qj,h Tahaui. 3 6 Goode Porter 7 Varoz Hillcrest 6, Haws 9 Clavton 2, Olson 2 0 9, 1. Adams 2 23, Robertson 64 Totals 23 19, White Miller 8 Brighton 0 0 2, ro'f'e 6, Shriner 5 12 11, Thaxfon 10; 2, 66 18, 4 C varEtuenuerg 4 2 - 5. 2 it 25 33 Mu t 1 1 P aver 3 0 Murray 66, South 54 Murray 18 39 50 66, South 14 22 36 4, Simpson 3 Sote 2 Murray 16, 5, 2 Fraz'er 6 6, Johnson 7, P Chapman 6 Chapman 2 10 Durfev 2 Totals Bent 3 48 (MS) 21. Vacaro 6; 0 0 50 Nickel Allred Clark 0, 2 Toals 3 (OT) Wesi 16 4, Deeers 4 Christensen 2 2. TutaS o, Young Gasman 4. 25 14, 45 6, Totals 12 HHtcrest 64, Brighton 48 45 12 27 64, Brighton Htlcrest 49 21 25 46 49. 4, Geiseimaver '3 15, 0 0 2, Allen West Jot dan Woh'farth 2 2 12, Row, and 6 18, Mart.nez 10, Johnson 3 0 Price 0, 4, Longson 47. 16 1; Totals 0 4, Mc4, Cook 2 Alta Long 0 4 M 9. 15, Richmond Donald 2 36 90, ii 3 Tota s 15 West 5 UW, 75 H Deem 45 Utah l: 5 60 15 Stevens II 6 Danon 2 Jordan SO, lary 54. Merrill 15, Almond 0 1 0 Totals ?T West Jordan 47, Alta 45 Jordan 12 25 31 47, Aita 2 Anderson 't 16, 4 5 9 Tnu't'usuh 13 Gomez Jordan 3 5 West 8 PORTLAND Naft Cooper 124 24 32 23 69 LauMzen 8, Wafers 1. 10 25 West Jordan 13 66 TayiorsviHeLittiewood 17, 4 Jersen 0 White 4 2. Lawson 50 4 T otais Walker 7, 0 0 2, 5 25 &C 4 5 0 18, Sad'er Herrera Aa ass 55 72 13, Cummings 15. Hodges 77 79, Walton Hoiims Smith 6 0 JV 10 REGION EIGHT Spanish Fork 64, Carbon Spanish Fork 14 33 47 64. Carbon Merrill 13, 2, s 3 Lew 12. Hassell 4, ?8 Diednch 0 27, Cordova '3 Rokich II Green 2 Opoocher 0 0 0 0, Brennan 0 3 3 6 11. 12 Bacey Lyi'e 10 0 2. 2 01 Totals 31 Peters 7 Tooe.e Sandovai 3 4 5 26 60 37 61 81 Tooe-9 20. 17 Logan Allen Hunsaer 8 4 8, 5 Totals Thormev 2 Wortfy 12 Lamoourne Davs 0 2 ? 2 White 2 Crosbe 4 1. Ben LomondPoVev 1? 9 Washington Johnson Anrs'er $ 4.4 0 0 2 14), Round Czechoslovak a oe Ruben Van t Hof. Dallas, 6 2, Sandv Mayer (1?), Atherton Cant de Viiav Amrirai, ndia. Paul McNjmee, Austra'ia det Jimmy 61 Anas 13), Grand island, NY, Henri LeConte. France, det Kevin 6 ? Cu.ren ( 16'. South Africa 6 4, 40 15 Smid 0 0 0, Tavior t Chip Hooper, Sunnyva'fe Calif de4 Jo0 0 2 Beai 0 2, Tota.s 14 han Kriek (6). Naples. Fla ?, Bovee 0 41 jimmy Connors (1), Los Anyeies, del Ogden 82, Bear River 69 Tm W lk son, Asheville, NC Oycen 15 3 3 58 69 Bear R ve 8 33 47 Wednesday's Schedule 69 8r an Gottried vs Guv Forge 17 Hun,er 6 Handv 5 Oycen Tonv Giammaiva vs Ehot Tescher 18 13 Williams 2 5 7 9. Steward 5 Anfle's Jarrvd vs. Brian Teac-ne2 Soutn-wc18. Liienauist 0 Mesioo 7 Mei Purcell vs Peier VcNamafa 3 0 2 5eward 0 Toa'S It 3? Vd'S .Viiander VS Frill Buehniny 18 82 D'bbs vs Gene Maver Edd'e a9 I? 20 Bear R vs Jan Gunna'Son Rdu Ram.-e- z 2, Krall 6, Olympus Tips East for 5-- 2 Hockey Win Season Lifesaver Radial Ail The Olympus Titans learned from their mistakes Tuesday night. A four-goexplosion by senior Andy Bloomer and the splendid goaltending of Scott Maughan carstate tournaried the Titans to a SomeKindaTire! 2 ment victory over unbeaten East. The victory forces a Saturday afternoon rematch between the two clubs to determine the 1982-8state high school hockey champion. Faeeoff is 4 p.m. in the Salt Palace. Maughan. playing with torn ligaments in his glove hand, turned aside 20 East shots Maughan allowed what Olympus Coach Ken Moizer termed "opportunity goals to the Leopards' Trent Gross and Adam Peters 3 ' t " r y A i ' At?.. ' va , ' Jf ' ' , v v v , Inbune Stutt to junior Megan McCunniff goes through balance beam routine during Ute victory. I Hnoto Liv von Hgiter McCunniff finished second on the beam, helping Utah easily defeat Washington. Prices plus "We've been trying to cut down on the number of shots against Scott (Maughan)," said Moizer "He's been playing under a lot of FET 1.523.19 of FET post-gam- pressure since the injury." Moizer Lackluster Ute Gymnasts Win Kurt Kulmun Tribune Stuff Writer In .i less than sterling performance. the University of Utah's gymnastics team easily defeated a hurt Washington Husky team by more than points Monday night at the Special Kvents Center After defeating UCLA last Friday, the Lady l ies clearly had a letdown That is, except for Celeste Harrington The second year Lady Lie from Brighton. Mich, won the title for the first time in her college career with a Mti ID Ml cjr long the Utes have steadily scored a higher si m e at home with lach meet. Until the Washington meet Monday, that is The Ctes' score of 1HT 05 was l.n k luster, and Coach Greg Marsden admitted t li.it if the l ies turn in the same kind of perfonnume on the mad, they could get heal The Huskies. vMio wen- performing without sc vet ,il lop gymnasts could manage B d only a IT'! Ta Hal U.g'oli nlls ci cnni.li .el;. '(c all uremiil h.impioi! M' Mel i.niiitl tis just T, I pi-- ( I ll.C. C lit .1 Irl-lo- ii w .i n : i ; i lie l ' i I lot us iii I. III and because we knew Washington wouldn't bo that tough." said Marsden. "But I'm not going to make any excuses I could tell even in warmups that we were not up for the meet Celeste did a real nice job. but other than that, more had things happened than good things." Marsden didn't get too upset with his team after the meet, hut he did tell them to go home anil think about how they had performed I almost consider this a loss tonight because the girls didn't get themsehes n ady to compete. The girls know better than that." Marsden said On the first routine of the night, it became obvious that the Lady Utes were not at full efficiency. Against LCI.A. I tali had four performers m!io scored a 9.3 or better on the vault gainst the Huskies, only Flame Alluno. who won the vault with a 4a. scried higher than a 9.3 In Mi lense of the Lady Utes. Linda K.mlos sat out of the vault and the hi'.im competition because ol a slight ; ar in her ribs. Sue Stednit ! oi p r agon competed sparingly o a hurl knee, and Lisa Milcl And I tali .1 ilh a hurt foot a' el n liv I M A " competition One of the most exciting moments of the night came when Harrington on the attempted a double back-flifloor exercise T missed it." she admitted. "But just barely " Behind Harrington and McCumutf all-- . it mind was Lady Ute Cindy Haul and Washington s Sute Sun The pair sooted a dti 110 Utah swept to first place in every event. All i no won he vault. Harthe hat's. Ka ilos rington .ipt'.in-scored a high ol u 7 on the beam, and in the t M ( 'lined! Tfie tes w road trip to ill i lie. a. oil a h - ti- W ;I1 I 7 on 0k .MR A Mt the lloor now go mi a lu day West Coast They I, go ill the I ( LA d said Maughan sustained the injury loss to the Leopards in Olympus last week in an early game in the 4 double elimination tournament In that game, the Leopards were able to take advantage of Olympus' defensive lapses, something that Moizer worked on with video aids this week. "We played better positional hockey tonight (Tuesday). The kids wore able to observe their mistakes from game films " Bloomer apparently paid exceptionally close attention to the film--Thlefthanded fireplug was held scoreless by East in the first meet ing. But this time, there was no stop ping him Bloomer received simne support from his teammates "All our goals were a resuli hard work," said Moizer Prices plus FET of 1.41 2.14 eo. -- ZCMS Tire Centers ! Moizer said a key to the win was Olympus' ability to keep Uv bottled up in their own end 'We played a strong fore In i,ng kept Fast Irom tueak game which " mg out Darrin Liddell also seined It was Liddell s third geal in his last two outings The victory wasi .en sweeter Vr the Titans, win pl.e, ed without .1, ' n Hums Burns d'ew an ,j u Mipi'ii'ii'ti lot sinling a I cup-ard- lr t Downtown So. Temple Hours 7:30 5:30 Sat. 7:30 Noon 178 E. 321-630- . r i f i r 0k Mk 0k. Mk Sk. jB&a 277-457- 9 SL j 1 Jh. M. ..A At L A 0 966-012- 5 - i1 HOURS 30 A M 5 30 PM 7 flereljir R 1 M 12 00 Noon J S.iMirrt.li m m a 0kM. 1 Mastercards VISA 1, i i AAA Hourt: 9:00-6:0Sat. 9:00-4:0- 0 itPGoodrich t 0St Valley Fair Mall 0 Wo Service National Account A 0k 0t. Hours) 9:00-6:0Sat. 9:00-4:0- two-gam- Highland West Valley Holladay Cottonwood Mall nornpli v I m m The star of the rather bleak night for Utah was Harrington. She has shown steady improvement all year long, and has upgraded her routine a lot since last year when she was not used in competition that niton "I feel I'm constantly getting better and I hope I can keep getting better and peak for the nationals." she said "I still get real nervous before I compete, but it gets less and less each time. It really takes a year to get used to the pressure ol . The Latest Line 9 8 , 8, Biea Miller 2 Bmgham 8, Newboid 10 Svmes 3 6, Larsen 2 0 0 2. Roberts 4 12, 23, Peck 3, Totals 2, $myieon Aoolegate 115, Clips 106 6 Turner REGION TWO Taylorsville 72, Bingham 66 13 26 40 66. Taylorsville B'ngnam Point Loma 44. Azusa Pacific 43 Rocky Mountain 74, W Montana 61 Simon Fraser 57, Pacific Lutheran 45 Whitworth 76, E. Washington &8 Blazers S?a'k 29, 6 7r 5 Bovce 4 Montana t Saage Sorge 72 FAR WEST ut Idaho 72, NW Nazarene 75. Bioia 69 N 10, 72 Lahe'jnd 92. Chambers (Ml) 21. Xaver St Tiffin 77, DA.' Sis iV ; 2 Tota.s Bmgr.am Huitnes 43 81 SAN DIEGO (106) Out 43 St. Cloud St. 76. Fresno Pacific Great Fails 86, 0 0 2 Havwood Collins 10, 16 Ruiand 6 Terry Grevev 5, Barton guais Romar 40 None Rebounds Washington (Ballard 10). Goden State 44 (Liovd, 10) Assists Washington 20 (Sobers 6). Goden State 27 (Conner 9) Total 7 543 21 Golden State 27 A RoDmson 124 14 21. ikes IQ- 26, E Johnson 10, McAdOO 4 Worthy 6 0 0 0 0, McGee ? 10 Grande Norbert Cuii 93 t 2. W C Dakota RiO MacMurray 72, McKendree 68 Panhandle St 91, Fort Havs $. 18 HI Washington (103) Ramois ADdui Jabbar Sad Wichita, interfer- 7, Sanders Golden State 40, Shaw Bullets Moore 8 nneviiie 2. 14 Watson 2. Pech Jensen 2 73 10 Totals 24 Sky View Funk 5 16. Birch 3 6 M, WeOb B 0 Judge 44 18 0 REGION SIX Judge 8), Tooele 73 View 2 69 60 81. 63 St 11, Bonneville 22 42 73 Sky Sky View Bonnevlie 15 Ruterr5 6 0 2 12 Red 7 Hunant?r 2 15 7 Hirscn Bourne 60 5 School of the Ozarks 62, Park 43 Tabor 44, Friends 43 favlor 69, Biuffton 47 t. 68, Defiance 58 Urbana 70, Ohio Dominican 67 Valparaiso 79, St Joseph s Ind 67 Wa'sh 60. Malone 53 Westmar 91, Mount Marty 80 50 Claire 51, 83, Wis Parkside 69 63 80, Oshkosh Wis. Falls 54 W s Stevens Pt 66 Wis Whitewater 77, W'$ La Crosse 64 SOUTHWEST Ark Lithe Rock 70, Mercer 68 Houston 106, Texas 63 5. 12 26, 0, LOS ANGELES 111, 13 Jones 0. N S 3 93 13. 19 3 2 03V 1I0-- ? STATE 6, 0 0 199 ?4S (93) Warrick 4. Totals GOLDEN Liovd Carroll Romar Fiovd 103 Wind 3, 0 Mitchell 21. Gerv.n Griffin 15 38 Penaihes-Peerie- ss, Warriors (124) 0 0 C, Pheyiev I Totals 17 Lakers 8. Moore 56 227 23? 47 196 219 ? ulsa Wichita 55 WASHINGTON Ballard Mahorn Sobers Davts Wilkins, Matthews, goals Leaved Fouled out Murphy Rebounds Ananta 48 iRoitins 19 1, Houston 56 (Jones 23 (Davis 9), Houston 15) Assists-Afla- nta nta 23 (Leaved 13) Total 17, Wilkms. Atlanta Houston 28 Technicals A 7,306 niiegai defense) Spurs 36 197 11.34 LeKun, Lake, hooking. holding, 17 05, Junen, Sad Lake, ence. 17 34 2. Sad Lake, Marked. Second period 21 (Tudor, Anderson). 4 18 3, Salt Lake. 7 Siewart (Reeds, Taft), 8 48 4, Salt Lake Skiodt 18 (Anderson, Stewart), 17 2? cross checking, Liovd, Wichita, 2 09. Pavese, Sait Lake, roughing. 8 20, Merkosky, Wichda. rouymr.g. 8 20, Stewart, Salt Lake hooking, 13 55. Cai Penalties None Third period ander, Salt Lake hooking, 9 44 12 37 Shots on goal Salt Lake Wichda Sad Lake, Hunter Goalies Wichita, Mackenzie 0 101 91 Three-poin- t Banks G''more 14 91 124, at Salt Lake Wichita First oeriort 74113 3) 19 32 (Kellogg 12 ), none Rebounds-tndian- a 12) C' cago 45 (Greenwood Corzme 5, 36 (Carter ID, Chicago 22 Lester 5, TneusS) Total fouls Indiana 33, Chicago illegal deChicago 25 Technical fense A 4,132 ATLANTA (101) Roundtield 18. Roiims 5 6 0 Johnson 237 2?1 0 23 33 Eagles Carter Fouled out goal 69 nrsnr 0 4. ONE Lavton 66. Oantekl 64 Sny V'e 81, Bonneville 73 Roy 7? AeDer 60 REGION TWO AeM Jo roar 47 Atfa H ilcrest 64, Brighton 48 TaviQrjvrde 72, B ngnm REGION FIVE Ogden 82. Bear Kver 69 Ben t omonc 41 Loyan 40 Bo E'de' 9? inerfTtountain 47 REGION SIX Mjrrav 66, South 54 West 50. Jordan 40 (OT; Judge Meniyridi 81, Toueie 60 REGION EIGHT Soanrsn Fork 64, Caroon 46 Cedar C'tv 8? Pavson &3 REGION THIRTEEN East Caroon 71, MoaO 69 REGION ONE Roy 72, Weber 60 Roy 15 ?9 49 72 Weoer 4 21 35 oO 13 1M6 37. Harris 4 9 Cutler 5 5, Coe 2 12, Webster 2 7? 5 Totals 27 4, Hipweii 4 14, Waymeot Weoer Carrttn 4 I 2. 2 Shaw 4, 10, Hansen 8. Wasntng-toWarner 4 Jonnson 3 7. Totals 22 2 6. Calvert 2 Eariham 72, Manchester 69 George Williams 68, Rooseveit 60 Grace 82, Huntington 61 68 Ind Pur Ft Wayne 73, Mar-oLoras 83, Iowa Wesievan 69 III 85 Marquetie 97, Loyola, Marvcrest 94. NE Illinois 83 Marvmount 119, Baker 83 Nazarene 66, Avia 64 Mo. Southern 89, Evangel 69 Mo. Western 60, Tarkio 58 North Dakota 79. Mankato St 78 OT 19 MS, - ,x V T Prep Basketball 43 Andrew's 72, Greensboro Coll Augustine's 104, N C. Central 80, 10, 10 25 25 39 Indiana Chicago ?8 29 Ga 238 61 214 30 23 18 Gf 7 4. Oiberdmg Danev Totals !0. 7 I 34 23 MST) tndianopoiis 2 2 17. Greenwood BradW Cornne Pts. 24 Sait Hgyms 22, T L 35 Tuesday's Result Lake 3. W.chita 2 Wednesday's Games Sait Lake at Birmingham. 6,30 om 10, Totals 2 113 CHICAGO (110) - 19 Theus Wooldridge pm pm CIIL Standings p m 9 10 30 8 05 8 35 is sxv O, 97, Samford 75, Berry 5E Louisiana 73, Georg a St 63 Virginia St. 121, Bowie St 91 Wash & Lee 73, E Mennomte ?! MIDWEST Anderson 69, Hanover 61, OT Bermdii St 85. Northland 69 Bethel 67, Ottawa 66 Biackburn 73, Eureka 61 Biack Hills St 80, S Dakota Tech 76 Case Western 53, Hiram 49 Ceoarviiie 77, Mt. Vernon Nazarcne 62 Cent. Methodist 55, SW Baptist 51 Cent St., Ohio 79, Shaw 73 Chadron St. 71, Mary Coll 65 Dakota St 74, SD Sprmgfieid 67 Dakota Wpsievan 100. NW. Iowa 89 Tuesday's Games Tuesday's Games M3 Alanta FACE- C7 58 Indiana RULE EAVES A LITTLE fCQ THE. T V 17 10 4 Williams 68. RPl 51 Yaie 91, Brown 79 York. Pa 63, Mess a- - fit QT SOUTH Centre 74, Unon, Kv 68 Elon 75, High Poml 55 Jackson St 73, Tennessee St 69 2 0T 72 Mary Washingon 77, ShereMjoah Mississippi St 73, Georg a 64 N C Greensboro 103, Methodist J8 73, Chris N C Wesievan Newport 65 Oid Dominion 76, Virginia Teen 73 St NEW tAGuC f me Assoc at OT St jalNSOTJ.WIUk'FUY, WAUlhdOTONJ.POlUfZ G T IKJ TUE(2 INJ T9CJXOk Keene Si K mys Pomi 66. Queens Con 60 Md Bad County 72, Morgan S' 70 Monmouth 83 Pace 76 Nazareth 95, Daeman 49 Norwich M0, Johnson St 5J Old Westburv 65, Stony B'Ouk 6' Rochester 77, Hobart 57 Rhode tsiand 64 St Joseph s Pa 6J Salisbury St 92 Va wesievar 68 Spring Garden 76, Eastern 66 Wesievan 57, Coas Guard 49 4 W New England 82, Wvcester y 58 ? S Wm. Paterson 62, MonMair MIL Standings Times EST WOP ec Press college bashe'Dait oot w tn records and votes in : 5 62, St 92 VJoeZW LG5j3 UE lliml. Hill AF Top Twenty College Basketball Albany St Bust&n Con 7(J ABOUT Tgj& liv Jeff Millar 414 E. 2nd So. S.l.C. 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