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Show S 14D The Sait Lake Tribune .j "yy iiySty y nlrri'-- ' ir ry iK''r'WKwl'SrVitf' i wap March 15, 1984 Thursday, Salt Lake Tribune Sports Scoreboard NIT Glance The Oates sites, times ono pairings tor the 47th Nd'ionat Invitation Tournament. An times EST. First Round Wednesday, March 14 a 74, Georgia 69, OT South A'abama 86 Florida 87 Tennessee $4, St Peter s 40 Notre Dame 67, Old Dominion 6? Lamar 64, New Mexico 61 $W Louisiana 94, Ltan State 92 Thursday, March IS Florida State, at Norm Carolina 6 pm. State, a Virginia Tech Georgia Tech, 8 p.m. 8 at Michigan, Wichita State, p.m. at Creighton, 1713, 9 Nebraska, p.m. 9 Ohio State. at Xavier, Ohio, p.m. 9 at Iowa Stye Marquette, p.m. at Oregon, 1612, 11 Santa Clara, p.m. Friday, March U vs. St Joseph's, Boston College, at Philadelphia, 7 pm. vs La Salle, al Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, 9 p.m. 10 at Weber State, Fordham, p.m. NBA Standings Al Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atomic Division t ; WESTERN CONFERENCE MxJwest Division Second Round March 18 or March 19 Sites and pairings to be announced Third Round March 23 or March 24 Sites and pairings to be announced At New York At Madison Square Garden Monday, March 26 Semifinals, 630 and 9 pm Wefrsdav, March 28 Consolation and Championsnip games, 6.30 and 9 p.m. playoff berth Wednesday's Games Washington 103, Boston 99 New Jersey 100, Phoenix 10? Denver 125, Detroit 121 Kansas City 101, Atlanta 93 Philadelphia 92, Milwaukee 91 Dallas 105, San Diego 101 Thursday's Games Kansas City at Indiana, 7:35 P.m. Cleveland al New York, 8 pm San Antonio at Los Angeles, 1030 p.m. Chicago al Seattle, KUO p.m. Utah al Golden State, 10:35 p.m. Friday's Games Milwaukee al Boston, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 735 p.m. Phoenix at Washington, 7:35 p.m. New Jersey at Detroit, 735 p.m. Denver at Cleveland, 805 P.m. Houston at San Diego, 1035 p.m. Chicago at Portland, 10:35 p.m. San Antonio at Seattle, 11 p.m. Mavericks SAN DIEGO (101) 0 Walton 8, T. Cummings 20, Donaldson 12, Nixon 28, Smith 9, McDowell 2, Whitehead H 5, McKinnev 24 0 4, Hodges 0 11, White 2. Totals - S.W La. 47, USU Halttime Score Shooting percentages Field Goals La. 57, USU H NimphiuS 3 11, Davis 19, Harper West 0 0, 4, 1 18, H 6, 6, EW$ 105. 2 25 30 2$ Dates 2) 30 ne. Fouled (T. Cummings 32 Rebounds-S- an Diego Dallas 40 (Nimohius 10). Diego 15 (Nixon 6), Dallas 16 (Blackman 4) Total fouls San Diego 28, Dallas 20. Technicals San Diego Coach Lvnam, McDowell-eiected, P. Cummings-- 2 eiected. A 13,444. 51 14), an Assists-S- Nets 108, Suns 102 PHOENIX Lucas (102) 19, Edwards 21, Nance Davis - - Irish 28, 3 0. Robey 7, Macv Pippman 4, Westphai 0, 0 Totals Sanders 102. NEW JERSEY (101) 6 4 O'Koren 20, Williams 15. 3 Dawkins 9, Ransev 21, 8 Richardson 12, Gminski 14, 0 6, Cook 2, King 7 Willoughby 9. Totals 5 108. Phoenix 27 24 31 New Jersey 30 21 35 Fouled Rebounds Phoenix 38 (Nance 12), New Jersey 45 (Williams 14). Assists Phoenix 19 (Davis, Foster 5), New Jersey 26 (Ransev 11). Total 16, New Jersey 24. Technicals Lucas. A 7, 67. Old Dominion 62 13,044. Nuggets 125, Pistons 121 DENVER 1313 32, Issel Williams 9, H 37, Vandewegne 4 8, 11, Dunn Evans 6, Hanzlik 0 5 11. Roberts 5, Schaves 125. Totals DETROIT (121) 16, Benson Tripucka 19, Long Laimbeer Thomas 610 24, Levingslon 1? Cureton Johnson 0. Totals 7, Thirdkil! 6. 7 14, 0 12, 4, 8, Tyier 2 5 121. Denver Detroit 38 41 26 33 37 29 Fouled (English 11) Denver Detroit 42 (levingslon 13). Assists 26 14). 28 (Williams 8), Detroit (Thomas 29,. Detroit 25. Techni Total Detroit Coach Daly. ne. Three-po- Rebounds-Den- 40 ver Alabama S. (125) English Kings 101, Hawks 93 KANSAS CfTY (101) 6 E. Johnson 27, Oberding 4 Meriweather 8, Drew 17, Theus 8, 00 6. Woodson 6 0 Buse 24, Thompson 0, Nealy 3 0 0, 7. Totals. Knight 101 ATLANTA (93) Roundtieid 14, Wilkins 0 16. Davis 21, Rolims 24, 0 Rivers 0, Hastings 6, Williams 5 0 6, E Johnson 2 0, Glenn 0. Tota s 93 6, Wiftman 25 21 27 Kansas City 25 24 24 2- 0- 93 Atlanta i Fouled goas-No- ne Total City 21, Atlanta 21. Rebounds-Kan- sas GW 51 (Thompson )3), Atlanta 40 (Roundfietfl 8) Asssts-K- an sas City 25 Jneus 7), Atlanta 22 , Roundtieid. R vers 7) A 4,899 Bullets 103, Celtics 99 kSahorn Johnson - - (fc - - 5,300. Ten-Ch- 74, 16, 2 Sixers 92, Bucks 91 MILWAUKEE (91) M Johnson 24. Lister Mokeski 4, Moncref 14. Pressev 67 Dunieavv 8 Bndgemen Brevier Roma' 0 4, 12, 0 7, 0 16, 91. 2 To'a-- PHILADELPHIA (92) 2 19. lavarom Erving 0 8 27 Cheeks Malone ?0 Richardson Tonev 4, 0 0, Wiliams 2, C Jones 92 0. To'aiS Johnson 24 20 79 18 91 Miwaufcee 92 25 22 24 PMadHcfc a Ttvee goas Dumeaw FouW 40 (M. out none Rebounds Milwaukee Johnson 8 Phtiaaeiphia 45 (Ervrng. Malone 11' 20 (Moncnef 4), Philadelphia 19 .Cheeks 8' Total 30 PMadeur a 24 Technicals Mi16 256 lwaukee coach Nelson Mokeski - Tolas TV. 69 69. (74) 0 16, Strickland 6. 4, Whi'e McCray 0 1 Head 2, Brown 13. Totals 5 0 74. 31, Georgia Wilkins Morgan 9. H 24. Oden Halftime 26. Regulation 61, Georgia 61. Fouled out Ward, Wilkins, Strickland. Rebounds Georgia 31 (Corhen 9L Tn Chattanooga 35 (Morgan 9) Asss's 11 Georgia 8 (Crosbv 3), Tn Cha'tanooga (McCray 4) Total fouls Georgia 16, IS A 10,132 0, - - Lamar 64, N. Mexico 61 LAMAR (64) Everett 29, 20, Ruland 0 6 10, Sobers 18, F 9 8, Malone Dave Warrick 1 0, McMirten 18. Georga GEORGIA (69) 5 14. Banks 11, Ward 0 Corhen 4, Crosbv 4, Fleming 0 20, McMillan 4, Kessler 0, Hartry 512 4 12. Totals Pems 103. Totals BOSTON (99) 0 5 Maxwell 6. Bird 77, 21. D. Johnson Parish 10, 14. McHale Henderson 9, 6. Wedman Buckner 4. Arnge 0 2. Totals 99 34 19 28 Washington Boston 25 21 3 ) 2- 2- 99 Fouled Rebounds Washington 39 (Ruiand 10), Boston 33 (Parish 9) Assists Washington 24 (F. Johnson 5, Boston 23 (Bird, Henderson 6) Total touts Wasni.tgton 25, Boston 20 Technical- sCoach Jones 0 Miinouse 7, Robinson Nance 2, Todd 20, 2 6, 0 0 Toals 64 NEW MEXICO (61) 21 Doienskv 33 Garrett Drake 0 0 0, F'anse 4, Smitn 21. Scarborough 4, Greene 0, Waters 2 3. Totals Friday, March 16 At East Rutherford, NJ. Va. Commonwealth, vs. Northeast7:10 p.m. ern, vs. 940 pm Iona, Virginia, Second Round 17 March Saturday, At Charlotte, N.C t North Carolina, vs. Tempre-SJohn's winner, 12 10 pm vs. Indiana, winner, 30 minutes after first game Sunday, March 18 At East Rutherford, NJ. vs. Virgmia-lon- a Arkansas, winner, 12:10 p.m. vs. Va. Commonwealth-NortheasterSyracuse, 30 minutes after first game At Atlanta Thursday, March 22 Semifinals Finals Saturday, March 24 MIDEAST REGIONAL First Round Thursday, March IS At Brrmrfxfam, Ala. vs. West Virginia, Oregon S'ate. 810 pm vs. Brigham p.m. Friday, March 16 At Milwaukee Louisville, 2210, vs, Morehead State, 7:10 p.m. Villanova, 1811, vs. Marshall, 940 p.m. Second Round Saturday, March 17 At Birmingham, Ala. vs Brigham Kentucky, winner, 2:15 pm, vs. Oregon Maryland, Virginia winner, 30 minutes alter first game. Sunday, March 18 At Milwaukee vs. Tulsa, State winner, 2:10 p.m. 1040 vs. win- after first game. Lexington, Ky. Thursday, March 22 Semifinals Saturday, March 24 Finals MIDWEST REGIONAL First Round Thursday, March IS At Memphis, Tern. Fresno State, vs. Louisiana Tech, 8.10 p.m. vs. Oral Roberts, Memphis State, 219, 10:40 P.m, Friday, March 16 At Lincoln, Neb. Illinois State, vs. Alabama, 8:10 p.m. 1040 Kansas, 219, vs. Alcorn $tae, p.m. Second Round Saturday, March 17 At Memphis Term. vs. Fresno Houston, Tech winner, 4:30 p.m. vs. Memonis Purdue, Roberts winner. 30 minutes after first game. Sunday, March 18 At Lincoln, Neb. vs. Alabama - Illinois State DePaui, winner, 2.15 P.m. Wake Forest, vs. State winner, 30 minutes after first game. At St. Louis Friday, March 23 Semifinals Sunday, March 25 Finals Nev.-la- s WEST REGIONAL First Round Thursday, March 15 At Salt Lake City vs. Princeton, Vegas, p.m. Louisiana State, vs. Dayton, 40 p.m. 16 March Friday, At Putman, Wash. vs. Washington, Nev Reno, 9:10 ist, pm. Mami, Ohio, 11.40 pm. vs. FINAL FOUR At Seattle Saturday, March 31 Mtoeasl champion vs. West champion Fast champion vs. Midwest champion Monday, Apr! 2 Championship game NCAA Leaders Tne NCAA's college basketball scoring leaders through games of March 12 Scoong 8. - Sports Transactions Ja Canadian Fooibal League SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHR'DtRS-- S gned Leo Grav. deters ve two and jon- Lowe g back COLLEGE COLOR AD- Ome : o Edde Crowder, eec e Augus rrn aec GEORGIA-Nam- Edw' ed A san' foctban coac GEORGIA Namec Dor adse. assistant toetba caacn LOYOLA CALIF an-ed D. Beedo women s basKe'Cd'i cnacn ard Raeer S a women's so"ca'i coach ass tech l Rebounding CHL Standings Colorado Oilers Indianapolis Salt Lake Montana Boxes Games Kanab 57, Aitamont SS Anamont 10 24 41 55; Kanab 11 25 38 57 Aitamont Brotherson 7 4 17; Christensen 4 11; Hall 3 0 6; Hanke 2 9, Lamb 3 0 6, Nelson 2 6; Totals 21 55. NHL Standings Here s' (a- - ' gm vme our tag team m USA, Cable. 11:10 p.m. Tenyru ma'cNrs senedj-ea1 me Sait whe Gdgnp presents an Amerc card ma'urmy The action ser$ a' 730 y.,s Bar-.VS jerry 4 a'-- 300 Tn? f ri G'ey Gagne en pounds Pam'-- Cf usher and Mad Dog Va- 0 ard Barn Raschxe vs Jesse venijra ar-- Mr Sato B'ack'ack Muii yan 0'dck acx Lana s SW and Bobby 'Te B'a-Heena" TSjru,a vs Braa Rne.njars 255 227 207 30 34 2 62 273 265 28 32 2 3 58 275 280 39 242 318 18 Oilers 4, Oters Games 2 ' 112-- 4 Eagles 2 Satt Lake 0 11-First Period 1, Oilers, Ftorek 8 (Back-maLedvard), 19:51. Penalties Connor, Oilers, slashing, 136. Malone, Oilers, hooking, 12.43. Coulis, Salt Lake, trioping, 16:51. Second Period 2, Oilers, Ftorek 9 (Blaisdell), ppg, 3:22. 3, Salt Lake, Biugslad 3 (Tudor, Hicks), 18:16. Penalties Veltschek, Salt Lake, intereference, 1:31. Malone, Oilers, fighting maior, 233. Coulis, Salt Lake, fighting major, 233. Martinson, Oilers, interference, 550. Graham, Salt Lake, high sticking, 7:06. MacLeod, Satt Lake, tripping, 10:24. Connor, Oilers, tripping, 10:40. Bums, Oilers, 14:11. Ftorek, Oislashing, lers. high sticking, 18:16. Coulis, high sticking, - 18:16. 66. Third Period Ftorek, Oilers, unsportsmanlike conduct, 2:18. Connor, Oilers, high sticking maior, fighting maior, misconduct, 307. Graham Salt Lake, roughing, fighting maior, misconduct, 3D7. Tudor, Salt Lake, interference, 7:34. 14:09. Coulis, Salt Lake, Burns, Oilers, holding, 1530. . Shots on Goat: Oilers 25. Sait 32. Lake Goalies: Oilers, VanBiesbrouck Sait Lake, Young Bryce Vafey 62, South Rich 60 Rich 6 24 35 60; Bryce Valiev 16 32 46 62 South Rich Groll 3; Buckle 3 Brown 2 0 4; Eastman 3 0 6; Tingev 7 14; Peart 4 13; Tate 3 13; Totals - 23 60. Bryce Vatlev 11; Ott Baugh 5 19; Chynoweth 2 - 18; Ramsey 4 4 10; Thompson 8 62. Totals 23 Beaver 77, Whitehorse 49 Whitehorse 8 26 37 49, Beaver 23 46 57 77 H. Nawahine 5 47 14; Piatero Whitehorse 2 6; Becenti 2 2 6; Whitehorse 2; 0 Kalauli 2; Tonev 8 0 16; Mark 3; Totals 20 - 13 49. Beaver 9; Wood 7 68 Hutchings 4 20; Marshall 11 6 26; Stucki 6 - 2 14; Mver 2 0 4; Carter 0 2 2; Black 0 2 2; Totals 4 4; 77. 30 Enterprise 49, North Rich 47 Enterprise 10 23 41 49; North Rich 13 29 39 47 Williams 4 0 8; S. Shurtliff 7 Enterprise 14; Gentry 7 3 16; Anderson 3; L. Shurtliff 4 0 8; Totals 23 7 49. North Rich Lamborn 3 3 8; Wamslev 8 4 19; Anderson 2 0 4; Huefener 4; Mills 5 3 49. 12; Totals 19 South Summit 70, Panguitch 49 Panguitch 12 19 31 49, South Summit 12 26 46 70 Simkms 0 1; Brinkerhoff Panguitch 4 13; Davis 6 12; Orton 0 2 1, 3; Ipson Sarfini 6; Barnev 6 19 1H9 49 13, Totals T. Wooistenhulme South Summit 2; D. Wooistenhulme 4 8, Todd 2 6, Powell 4, Ruf 5 11; Hoyt 70. 3; Rvdalch 17 5 36, Totals 31 Gunnison 68, Montkefto 40 Gunnison 20 36 56 68, Monticelio 11 17 27 40 Gunnison Bartholomew 10 21, Hill 8 1 16, Etmont 2; Newman 4 10, Whitlock 0 1 0; R. Newman 2, Jensen 5 0 10; Greenburg 68. 5; Totals 31 Monticelio Lovato 3 0 6; Aiovsuis 6 0 12, Whipple 2 Shim 0 1; Hatch I 3. Young 4 2 0 8; Walker 2; McDonald 2, Christensen 2; Walker 0 2 0; Totals 19 40. - - - Leading Scorers After Wednesday's Games Here is the list of leading scorers after the first round of the Class state basketball tournament: - 36 South Summit Craig Rvdalch, 29 -J- ohn DeWit, Dugwav - - 27 Duchesne 26 Wade Beaver Orton, - Kary Gardner, eff Thane Kanab, 24 Marshail, - Bartholomew, - 21 20 Scott Wamsiev, B'vce Thompson, North Summit 19 -- - North Valley, List First Team Wavman Tisdale, sophomore, Oklahoma, Sam Perkins, senior, North Carolina, Patrick Ewing, junior, Georgetown. Akeem Olaiuwon, iunior, Houston; Michael Jordan, iunior, North Carolina. Second Team Devin senior, Brigham Young, Michael Cage senior, San Diego State, Sam Bowie, senior, Kentucky; Chns Mutlin, iunior, St. John's; Leon senior, Fullerton State Wood, Thk d Team Lorenio Charles, iunior. North Carolina State, Keith Lee, junior', Memphis State, Melvin Turpin, senior, Kentucky, Michael Young, senior, Housfon; Alvin Robertson, senior, Arkansas HONORABLE MENTION Mark Acres, Oral Roberts; Richie Adams. Nevada-la- s Vegas; Mark Alarie, Duke, Steve Alford, Indiana, Paul Anderson, Ron Anderson, Fresno State; Dartmouth, Victor Anger, Pepoerdine, Brett Applegate, Britfum Young; Charles Barkley, Auburn; John Battle, Rutgers, Chris Beasley. Arizona State, Benoit Beniamin, Creighton, Tommy Best, St. Peter's; Joe Binion, North Carolina A4T, Cory Blackwell, Wisconsin; Charlie Bradiev. South Florida, Adrian Branch, Maryland; Mike Brown, George Washington; Bnan Burke, Dartmouth, Steve Burtt, Iona; Vernon Butler, Navy; Tim Cain, Manhattan; Tony Campbell, Ohio State, Wavne Cariander, Southern California; Joe Carrabino, Terrv Cahedge, Harvard; South Alabama, Roosevelt Chapman, Day WtHiam Keith & Mary, Steve ton, Cieplicki, Colter, New Mexico State; Tyrone Corbm, DePaui; Hank Corniev Illinois Stale Tony Costner, St. Joseph's (Pa.). Dell Curry, V;r gima Tech, John Devereaux, Ohio University; Tim Diiton. Northern Illinois, Bruce DougMcNeese State; las, Illinois; Joe Dumars. Calvin Duncan, Virginia Commonwealth, Ken Epperson, Toiedo, LaVeme Evans, Marshall, Kenny Fields, UCLA. Vern Fleming. Georgia, Jimmy Foster, South Carolina, Derrick Gervin, Texas-SaAnon o, Al Florida S'ate, Marc Glass, Montana, Carl Gotston, Loyola OH), Keith Gray. DeGordon. Louisville. Butch troit, Lancaster Graves. Ya'e, AC Green, Oregon State, Granger Han, Temple, Mark Haisei, Northeastern, Terry Hairston. Houston Baot'St, Ron Harper. Miami. Ohio, Steve Harris Tulsa, Eari Harnson Mo'enead S'ate, Cart Henry, Kansas. Vince Hinchen, Boise State Dave Hoooen. Nebraska Atfredrck Hughes, Lovoia (Hi), Jav Humphries, James Jacxson West Texas State. Ralph Jackson, UCLA Joe JakubKk. Anron, Davd Jenkms. Bowling Green Me'vm Johnson. kei'h Jones Stanford Harold Keeling Sana Cura, S'eve Kite Tennessee Tech joe Arkansas. Jon Koncak Southern kme Me'hodt Larry Ramn Leais, la Krvsfkowiak Mn'ana Kan Mane Louisiana Tech lennv AuS'm Manning Pay Xavier McDaniel. S'a'e Bon McDnoa'd UC Iryne Forrest Mckenz-Marymount luyoi Mui n MtRooer's But kevm Boston Cortege. Prnce'on jay Murpny Bonn,? Murphy John NewJa'SOnvH man Richmond Sam NO'Vi" Tpias Arting tpn. knny Pa"P'Son DePaui ChiKk Person Auburn, pfRfti, st Mary's (Calif Jhfl Pnct, Weber Stale Mar Price Georgia Teb. John RevpHi Stanford Jerry Reynolds, Louene Sta'e, Lament Robinson, Lamar Ricky Ross Tuta Jim Rowns. Purdue B' Rvan Rrmceton Del-Schrenvf Washington. Carey Scurry Long island University, Tom Sewet Lamar Charlie Stffon Ore gon State. George Singleton, Furman. Steets Murray S'a'e, Tom Sluby No Terence tre Dam Phi Smith, New S'ansixry Tempte, Barry Stevens Iowa Bernard Goniaua Sta'e, Jnhn Stoxkton Fresno S'ate OtuTnoroe ProvC 'ade' Je Truesuate. idence Regan ouiSviHe Turner Vender ten Mt Wagner Wu'e Dwavne Weshtny'on Syracuse WiH Mike Wh temaryh Tennessee Cha'tanooga San Diego John Arf' am Tulan Pe'f Ariona kenry Ai'Son Davidson Mason, prpm Wn Rkkv Wilson. Georg m Minors, Randy Worsttr, Weber State Mason Carkn George Mko Ye. Odds INDIANA PACERS NEW YORK KNICKS SEATTLE SUPERSONICS LOS ANGELES LAKERS GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Underdog 1 91. 8-- 11!2 4 College Basketball NCAA TOURNAMENT EAST - Kansas City Kings Cleveland Cavaliers Chicago Bulls San Antonio Spurs Utah J jzi Charlotte. N.C. I1.. Temple Auburn 9 MIDEAST - Birmingham, 3U St. John s Richmond Ala West Virginia Young 5 Brigham MIDWEST - Memphis, Tenn. 42 82 Fresno St MEMPHIS ST Louisiana Tech Oral Roberts WEST - Salt Lake City. Utah Nevada-La- s Vegas 142 Princeton Dayton 4 LSU NATIONAL INVITATIONAL 1 2 0- -3 PhtotMpMa 2 N.Y. Rangers -6 First Period-- 1, New York, Sundstrom 21 (Allison, Erixon), 5:00. 2, Philadelphia, er, Pouhn 24, 15:10. Phi, 5 40. Second Period-- 3, Philadelphia, Poulin 25 (Stanley, Barber), 3:31. 4, Philadelphia. Sitller 25 (Stanley), 8:38. 5, New York, Pavelich 22 15:11. 6, New York, (Hedberg, Greschner), Sundstrom 22 (Foliu, Beck), 19:11. Phi, 10:47; Hedberg, NY, TOURNAMENT USFL Standings Al Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Attanfic 12.39. Third Period-- 7, New York, Ruotsaiainen (Laidlaw), 12:53. 8, New York, Greschner (Fotiu, Andersson), 1327. 9, New York, Allison 8 (Erixon, Sundstrom), 13:39. 19 12 None. Shots on New York Goalies Philadelphia, Froese. New York, Hanlon, Weeks. Bruins 4, Red Wings 2 Boston -4 2 1 0- -2 Detroit 25 First Period-- 1, Boston, Bourque (O'Connell, Pederson), 8 20 (pp). 2, Detroit, Yzerman 34 (Larson, Park), 10:45 (pp). 3, Boston, Krushelnyski 24 (Donnelly), 14:04. Penalties-F- os ter, Del, 103; Curran, Bos, 402; Crowder, Bos, 704; Smith, Del, 704; Detroit bench, served by Loiselie, 7:17; Bos, 9:44; Crowder, Bos, 18:45; Larson, Del, 18:51. Second Period-- 4, Boston, Middleton 44 (Pederson, Bourque), :46 (pp). 5, Detroit, BokJirev 28 (Kisio), 5:14. Penalties Nill, Boston, 6:11; Johnstone, Det, 6:11; Milbury, Bos, 7:19; Foster, Det, 7:19; Milbury, Bos, 11:29; Hillier, Bos, major, 1159, Loiselie, Del, Ricn, George Steve Ferry, AP National Basketball Association Favorite 4,297. 3 Flyers By J, McCarthy The NCAA Tournament gets into full swing tonight, with the winners of each regional advancing to the Final Four. March 31 in Seattle. The four participants we see emerging victorious from the regionals are: North Carolina (East), Flouston (Midwest), Kentucky (Mideast), and Georgetown (West). ,, , A number of teams received NCAA playoff bids for either winning a n tournament, or because the winner of their conference was entitled to an automatic entry. Many of these squads, however, are really not top caliber, and we expect them to make early exits. Tonight, we see Fresno State easily ousting Louisiana Tech and Oregon State disposing of West Virginia. But we are looking for Princeton to keep the score respectable with Nevada-La- s Vegas. The controlled slowdown approach that Princeton uses could upset the Rebels game. In the NIT, we like Wichita State plus the points over Michigan ... and we look for Creighton to cruise past Nebraska. Oklahoma at Chicago, 4 p.m. Memphis at Birmingham, 7 p.m. Sunday, March 18 Tampa Bay at Denver, 2:30 p.m New Jersey at Houston, 230 p.m. Pittsburgh al Washington, 2:30 D.m. Oakland al Philadelphia, 230 p.m. Arizona al Michigan, 3:30 p.m. Monday March 19 New Orleans at Jacksonville. 8 om Exhibtion Baseball At Bradeoton Fla. 010 000 500- -6 1? 2 Atlanta 000 000 000 0 3 Pittsburgh McMurtry, Camp (6), Bedrosian (7) and Pocoroba, Owen; McWilliams, Green f6', Tomlin (8), Rincon (9) and Pena. May. W McMurtry. L McWilliams. - Third Period 6, Boston, Krushelnyski 25 Fos(Bourque, Middleton), 19:10. Penalties ter, Det, 2.58, Donnelly, Boston, 12:38; Campbell, Det, 12:38. ins Shots on Delroil -J- Gunnison Brian Wood, Beaver 6, Thursdays Line Oregon St 1159. Dugwav - Rangers Att The Latest Line - - p'avoff berth conference championship Wednesday's Games N.Y. Rangers 6, Philadelphia 3 Boston 4, Detroit 2 New Jersey 3, Washington 3, tie Minnesota 3, Toronto 3, tie Winnipeg 6, Chicago 4 Buffalo 4, Calgary 2 Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 6 Thursday's Games Boston at Philadelphia, 7:35 P.m. Toronto at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Edmonton at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Detroit at St, Louis, 8:35 p.m. Goalies Bruins, Peelers. Detroit, Stefan. Exhibition Baseball Al Times EST AMERICAN LEAGUE Devils 3, Capitals 3 1 1 New Jersey -3 I 2 0 0- -3 Washington First Period Veitch 5 1, Washington, (Laughlin, Stevens) 754 (pp.). 2, New Jersey, Higgins 15 (Brdgman, MacMillan) 9:26 (pp ). Penaltie- s- Lewis, NJ, 6:46; Biomqvist, Was, 851; Russell, NJ, 13:18; Currie, Was, 16:41; Bridgman, NJ, 1758 Second Period 3, Lewis 2 (Ludvig, Verbeek) 0:32. 4, Gartner 35 (Christian, 0:56. 5, Washington, Gartner 36 (Gustaftson, Christian) 559 (pp.) Penalties 4:43; NJ, Hoffmever,NJ, 8:50; Higgins, Was, 13:45; Bridgman, NJ, 1539 Third Period 6, New Jersey, Bridgman 21 (MacMillan, Higgins) 8:52 Penalties 18:22; Langwav, Howaft, NJ.maior, Was, mator, 1852. Overtime Scoring None. Penalties, Ver034; Bioma-visbeek, N.J, Was, 034; Stevens, Was, misconduct, e 0:34; Russell, NJ misconduct, New 1:40; Lauglin, Was, 4:17. Shots on Goal Washington Jersey 46. Goalies New Jersey, Low. Washington, Jensen, Riggm. A 10365. Norstars 3, Maple Leafs 3 2 0 0- -3 Minnesota 2 0 0- -3 Toronto 49 Vaive Period 1, First Toronto, (Courtnatl, Benning), 138 (PP). 2, Toronto, 3. Minne8 46. Vaive 50 (leeman, McCourt), sota, Maruk 16 (Bellows, Acton), 1524 (pp). Penalties Maxwell, Mm, V20, Pavne, Mm, 2.32; McGill, Tor, 232, Gavin. Tor, 2 51, Nvtund, Tor, 400. Meioche, Mm, served by Ashton, 11 26, Bellows, Mm, 1126, Korn. Tor, double minor, 1126, Hirsch, Mm, 17 53. Acton, Mm, 18 25; Leeman. Tor, 18 25, Maxwell. Mm, 18 44 Toronto, Deriego 33 Second Period-- 4, (McGHf, Gavm), 130 5, Minnesota Benows 38 (Maruk. Maxwell). 13 50 (pp) 6. Minnesota, Mac Adam 18 (Lindgren, Ferguson) 15 22 Tor, 3 20, Nviurd. Penalties Poddubny, Tor, 12 28 Cccar-etlPenalties Third Period-No- ne Mm, 3 59, Lawton. Mm, 1203. None Penaies-No- ne Overtime Shots on Toronto 14 Meioche. Toronto, Better. Jets 6, Hawks 4 3 0- -4 Chicago 0- -4 5 Wmrvpeg First Period-- 1. Winnipeg, lukowich 25 (Boschman, OeBkjiS), 2 32 2, Winnipeg. 32 (Mullen, Picard), 110? 3, Hawerchuk Wmn.peg, DeBkxs 32 (Boschman. Mentha), 13 39 4. Winnipeg. Maclean 39 (Hawer-(uk1401 5. Chicago. Lvsiak 1? (Sutter, 8 19 6. W noipeg. Hawerchuk 33 Pres'cm). Feam-st1842 Penalties (Muiter Waiters) Chi 4t4, Campbell. Wm, 1500 Serond Period- -7 Chicago, J Larmer 14 (lvtAk, Savard). 4 58 'pp) 8. Chicago, Dupont tGa'dr,er, S Larmer), 1747 9, Wnni-ne- g Seen 10 iMcBam, Smait), 18 28 10, (op) Chicago Sut'er 17 'Ivsek). Wm. 38 ArmeL Win. 3 49. OCaHehan Chi, 14 26. Muiten, Wm, 1901 Third Pmod-No- ne DuPont, Penalty Chi, 407 Sho's cm -J0 Pj T'jrsdav GA 290 73 Friday's Games 57 Satie Pro Wrestling i d o me GF 86 5 T No games scheduled North Summit 66, Duchesne 48 Summit 16 31 42 66, Duchesne 16 22 32 48 North Summit 19, Wilde 3 Ferry 9 0 0 7; K. Richms 2, Robinson 2; Stevens 6 10, R Richms 14; Arnold 4 0 4, Kinington 3 2, 6, Brown Totals 29 817 66 Duchesne 0 Norman 0 Ward 2, Davis 0 3; Jensen 0 Earl 2, Peterson 11 7 27, Reilly 3 8; Morlenson 2 48. 5, Totals 19 Dugwav 66, Piute 64 Piute 14 28 43 64; Dugwav 17 39 50 66 Piute 10; Jenkins 2 Nay 5 4; Dalton 3 34 9; Gieave 2 7 8, Millet 13 29; Jessen 2 0 4; Totals 27 64 1; DeWitl 12 Brothers 0 Dugwav 29, Gardner 12 0 24, Jackson 3; Kroff 0 2 0, Solomon 4 9, Totals 29 7; Ph. 22 22 2 34 Oilers at Sail Lake, 7 30 p.m. Montana al Indianapolis N S. L 42 Thursday's Games 5, Oil 3; Orton 2: 9; Brown 0 Young 4 9; Thompson 3; Totals 23 26, 4 W 43 WtiAwsdav't Oilers 4, Sail Lake 2 - Hten Kanab 12 Parker Southern Method- Second Round Saturday. March 17 At Satt Lake City vs. Louisiana Oklahoma, winner, 4 10 om. Texas-E- l vs Nev. Las Paso, winner, 30 minutes after first game. Sunday, March 18 At Pulman, Wash. vs. Miami. Georgetown. Methodist winner, 430 p.m. vs. Duke, winner, 30 minutes after first game At Los Angefes Friday, March 23 Semiftnats Sunday, March 25 Finals 0 BASEBALL American League ORIOLES-A- ss BALTIMORE gned Gnr Culver and M'ke Ca'se in?te.ders, Gerry Memo, catcher, and Francisco Nat Snen and Jam-- Weriv. o tchers. to tner minor league tamo BREWERS-C- jt MILWAUKEE Neves, B'11 Weyman and Brjce '.Vi'oms P'icners National League NFW YORK MfcTS-Mcev Man-eP Human and R'Ck Anderson others jmMaier first Deseed-'Ra'aei Santana ,,e,der ar c Ronr Reynolds, Prep Wednesday's l-- Scott Peterson, - San Antonio at Los Angeles, ball, Channel 5. NCAA basket11:30 p.m. ball, tape delay, i3YU vs. aiq. pm Ha'fhme Lamar 29, New Mexico 27. Fouied Out Robinson Doienskv ReLamar 34 (Perkins 8', New Mex-- co bounds 14 Garret' 7) Assists Lamar 16 (Everett 5), New Mex.co 13 (Doienskv 4' Total fouls Lamar 20, New Mexico 14 Techninone A 12,971 cals p NCAA basket, Richmond, 61. - NBA basketball, vs. Sewell Itudio These events will be telecast Thursday: NCAA basketball, J p.m. St. John's at Temple, ESPN, Cable. S p.m. NBA basketball, Cleveland at New York, USA, Cable. NCAA basket7:30 p.m. ball, ESPN, Cable. NBA basketball, 8:30 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 160). 8:30 p.m. 7)0 87 FLORIDA (87) 10, Williams Delaney 19, 5 McDowell 25, Molen 9. 18. Lawrence 0 Gresham 2, 1 4. Totals Leath 87. 5. ALABAMA (88) Jackson 4, Osbourne 4, Blaine 6, Gerren 32, Shouse 24, Catledoe 15, Gibson 1 2. Wailman 1, 0, Canion 3 0 0. Totals 88. Barae 0 S. Alabama Halftime 42, Florida 36. Fouled out Gresham for Florida Jacnson for S Alabama. Rebounds FLORIDA 39 Dowell 14), S, ALABAMA 39 (Catledae 10) Assists FLORDIA 25 (Oelancv 13), S. ALABAMA 21 (Shouse 9). Tolal fouls -FLORDIA 22, S. ALABAMA 22. Technicals Williams I, Sloan 2, both for Florida. A WASHINGTON (103) Baiard 81? Florida 88, - At OLD DOMINION (62) 5 Gattison 2 10, Davis 16. 7 0 Hantey 10, Thomas 6, Smith 2 16, Wade 4, Facka 0 Totals 62. NOTRE DAME (67) Dolan 4 0 6, Roval 0, Barlow 21, Slubv 19, Hicks 0 6, Howard 2, Price 6, Kemo-lo- n 7. Totals 67. Hadiime-No- lre Dame 33, OI0 Dominion 29. Fouled Rebound- s- Old Dominion 35 (Galtison 8), Notre Dame 40 (kemplon It). Assists Old Dominion 14 (Smith 7), Noire Dame 13 (Dolan 6). Tolal fouls-O- W Dominion 23, Noire Dame 15. 5TATE Wednesday's Results Dugwav 66, Piute 64 Bryce Valiev 62, South Rich 60 North Summit 66. Duchesne 48 Kanob 57. Altamonl 55 Beaver 77, Whitehorse 49 Enterprise 49, Norm Rich 47 South Summtt 70, Panguitch 49 Gunnison 68. Monhceiio 40 Thursday's Games Champion she Quarterfinals (At BYU's Marriott Center) 10 a m. South Summit vs. Gunnison 1130 am. Beaver vs Enterprise North Summit vs. Kanab pm. 2 30 p.m. Dugwav vs Bryce Valiev Consoiahon Bracket (At Timpview Httft) 3 30 pm. Panguitch vs. Monticelio 5 pm. Whitehorse vs. North Rich 630 p.m. Duchesne vs. Aitamont 8 pm. Piute vs South Rich CLASS STATE TOURNAMENT Thursday's Games Openmg Round (At BYU's Marriott Center) Morgan vs. Millard 4pm 5:30 pm Richfield vs. Emery County 7:30 p.m Pme View vs. South Sevier 9 p.m. Union vs. San Juan 60 9 40 St.Peter's 54, Houston Baptist Auburn, Illinois, ner, 30 minutes ST PETER'S (60) Best 13, GiBDs 8, Green 0 3, Luckelt 6, Jamison 3 4. Totals 40. 6, Rowe TENNESSEE ($4) 6 Burton 12, Jenkins 212 9, Jones 7, White 9, Beaman 0 6, Federmann 5, Woods 54. 6. Totals 21, Saint Peter's 21 e 37 (Jones 12, Burton 8), Saint Peter's 28 (Jamison 7, Best 7). 10 (Beaman 5), Saint Peter's 8 (Jamison 3, Luckelt 3) Tola! 12, Saint Peter's 23. Fouled remark to referee. 16, Foster SW - Tennesse 27, 39. SW La. 70, USU 60. Free Throws Attendance 3,846, Officials Bosone, Wilson, Eggars. 101. DALLAS (105) Aguirre P. Cummings Blackman Garnett 14. Totals 0 San Diego 65. 79, EAST REGIONAL First Round Thursday, March 1$ At Charlotte, N.C Temple, 254, vs. St John's, 1811, Young, 101 Clippers 105, Aicorn State 94, Ags 92 Ragin' Cajuns CLASS 69 By Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds Tank McNamara Prep Basketball TOURNAMENT NCAA Basketball The dates, sites, times (EST) and pairings for the National Coiegiaie A'hietic Association men's Division cnampionsnip tournament (times for the remainder of the games to be announced) Pretamlnarv Round Tuesday, March 13 At Phtodefptwa Nortneastem 90, Long island U 87 Richmond 89, Rider 65 Princeton 65, San Diego 56 At Dayton, Ohio Morenead State 70, North Carolina A&T Bannerman. Wmnipeg Behrend Sabres A 4, Janecvk. 1,630 Flames 2 -4 Buffet 0 3 -? 0 Ceteery First Perod- -l Nilsson 28 Calgary, PenfliiN-Be44 iQuinn). Cal, 331. Ooutier But t? 16 Risedrough, Cat. 1914. Second Penod- -2 Buffalo, Fobgno 30 (Tucker, RviH). 15 32 ipp) 3, Buffalo. Tucker 6 'Fokgno. Mousey1 1926 4. Buffalo. Korab 19 48 ? fViri) Prnatties Konrovd, Cat, 3 31 Tambenmi Ca1. 7 52, Fptigno, Buf, 930, Barter C at 9 30, Qumo, Cal. 1514 i Third Perod -- 5 Catgary, Lood 27 Wiivmi 7 03 6, Buffalo, Hanei 18 1000 (pp) Penalties ikprao A'xvevchuk But 4 58 Nilsson, Ca. 8 26, AMrevchjfc Ptav'aif 4ut IQ 15. Peterson, But. mator, 19 53 R'Seb'O'igh 19 53 Cal Goenes-BuffBaasso Caigary, Ed-I6 7M I emrtm wards mar, At Vero Beach, Fla. 000 100 000- -1 New York (AL) 6 010 200 00x- -3 Los Angeles 6 2 Niekro, Armstrong (6), Murray (7) and Wvnegar, Espino (7; Valenzuela, White (6;, Rodas (8) and Yeager, Fimple (7). W Vaienzueia. College Tennis Wednesday's Results Wahini Classic Utah 8, Kansas Utah 9, N. Arizona 0 Arizona St. 6, Utah 3 l, Standings with one day remaining 3. Cal. 2. Arizona State Northridge-Kansa- s 6. Northern Arizona At Tucson, AriL 100 001 013 -- 6 10 0 California 001 010 201- -5 Cleveland 10 2 Wilt, Moreno (4). Curtis (6), Sanchez '8; and Boone. Liddie (6), Eicheiberger, Jeffcoat t4), Waddell (7), Frazier (8) and Hassev, Willard (6). W Sanchez. 4 Tennis Results Lorraine Open Grand Prix Metz, France, March 14 Second round, smtfes Tim Wtkison, US., def Berme Milton, South Africa, Miioslav Mecir, Czechoslovakia, def Libor Pimek, Czechoslovakia. Beiazs Taroczv, Hungary, det. Florin Segarceanu. Romania, 75. Ramesh Knshnan, India, oef Pascal Porfes, France, First round, doubles Er Fromm and Eric Kortta, US, def Marty Davis, U S and Brad Drewe't, AusJohn Sadri, US and tralia, Jeon Van Rersburg South Atr.ca. def Mark Dickson and David Bate U S 250,000 Grand Prix At Rotterdam, Netherlands Stntfes, First round Jimmy Connors, U S., det Brian Teacher, US., At Tampa, Detroit Cincinnati 75,000 At Womens Tennis PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) -Here are the results after the second round of play in the 150 000 Virginia Slims of Florida tennis tournament: Sintfes Second Round Vicki Neison. U $.. def Mima Jausovec, Yugoslavia. Bonme Gadusek, U.S., def. Michelle Torres, US, Laura Arrava. US., def Amanda Brown, Great Britain, ,arme Go'der, u.S , def Leie Forood, US, Mnue (a Maieeva, Bulgaria, def. Rush, US,. Terry Phetps, U S., Gretch-e- n def. Anne Whie, U $.. Ivanna Madruga-Osses- . Argentina, def. Jenny Kiltch, U.S., Camille Beniamin, U S., def JoAnne Russell, U S., Pam Casaie, U S., aef. Anne Mmler, Australia. Rataeiia Reggi, Italy, def Pat Medrado. Brazil, Kings 7, Penguins 6 I -6 Pittsburgh 3 3 -7 Angefes 1, First Period Errev 9 Pittsburgh, (Ruling, Bullard), 941 2, Los Angeles, 11 13 40 (Fox), 3 NichoKs Los Angeles, Christoff 8 (Jarvis), 4, Los Angeles, Fox 27 (MacLetlan, Nicholls', 15 51 Pit, 2 23, Chornev, LA, Second period 5, Los Angles, Barrett (Ruskowski, Hakansson). 4 43 6, Pittsburgh, Shedden 18 (Boute'te), 801 (sh), 7, Los 8, Taylor 17 (Hardv, Nieholls), Los Angeles, Simmer 38 (Donne), 14.17 ey. 232. LA, Taykr, Pit, 6 16, Fox, P't, 8 13 Kettv, LA, 10 43. Hakans-son- , LA, 11 14, Ruskowvki, LA, 15.41; Pit, 16 30, Barrett. LA, 1930 Third Period 9, Pittsburgh, Bul'ard 49 (Thornburv), 24 (pp) 10. Los Angeles. Hardv 7, 153 (DO) 11. Pi'tsburgh, McCarthy 6 (Boutette), 4 50 12, Pittsburgh, Boutette 13 9 43 (PO) 13, (Bullard, Thombyry), Bullard 50 (Rissiirg Bockiev), 1531 Penaltie- s- Schmidt, Pit, 32, EogWomC LA, 921, Maxwell, Pit, maor. 11:22. Jarvis LA mey 11 22, Tavior. I A, 12 16. Boutette Pit 12 16. Taylor, Pit, 15 57, MtSorlev, Pit 1ft 17, Tavkv. LA 1617, Wefts, LA, 16 50, R ssiing, Pit. 16 50 Sho's on goal Pittsburgh Los Its Angers Trembiav ges, Maitsson, Los An At West Patm Beach, Fla. Baltimore 000 000 010- -1 8 7 0 002 000 OOx- -2 Montreal Stewart (7) and Nolan. McGregor, Dempsey (7); Lea, Harris (4), St. Claire (7), Reardon (9) and Carter, Ramos (9). W Lea. Fla. 000 000 000 100 00- -1 10 000 000 000 100 01- -2 7 0 (14 innings) Morris, Bair (6), HemkeMSi, Willis HO1 i, Gumpert (14) and Parrish, Melvin (7); Robinson (5), Scherrer (7), Cato 19), Browning (11), Konderla (14) and Bilardello. Mile (7), Trevino (11). W Konderla L Gumpert. Montreal 2, Baltimore Minnesota 3, Philadelphia Kansas City 4, St. Louis 3, 10 innings Houston 6, Texas 3, 10 innings Boston 11, Toronto Chicago (NL) 10, San Diego 2 Milwaukee 7, San Francisco 6 California 6, Cleveland 5 Seattle 14, Oakland 0 New York (NL) 6, Chicago (AL) 2 Thursday's Games Los Angeles vs. Atlanta at West Palm 150 p.m. Beach, Fla., Texas vs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla., 150 p.m. Toronto vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Boston at Winter Haven, ' Fla., p.m. Cincinncti vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota, Fla., U0 p.m. Montreal us. Kansas City at Fort Myers, Fla., U0 pm. New York (NL) vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Fla., 150 p.m. San Diego vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz.. 3 P.m. Chicago (NL) vs. Oakland at Phoenix, Ariz., 3 pm. vs. Seattle at Tempe, San Francisco Ariz., 3 D.m. California vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Ariz., 3om. Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 730 pm Baltimore vs. New York (AL) at Fori Lauderdale, Fla., 750 p m Friday's Games S Louis vs Los Angeles at Vero Beach, Fla., 130 o.m. Boston vs, Houston at Cocoa, Fia., 150 p.m. Detroit vs. New York (NL) al St. Petersburg, Fla 130 om. Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla, 150 pm. Philadelphia vs Kansas City at F ort My30 p.m. ers, Fla Toronto vs Chicago (AL) at Sarasota, Fla , 150 pm Mr itreal vs. Baltimore at Miami, Fla, 150 om Sea'tle vs. Chicaoo (NL) at Mesa, Ariz., 3 p.m. California vs San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3 pm. San Diego (ssj vs. Oakland al Phoenix, Ariz 3 Dm. Milwaukee vs, Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz ,3 pm. Texas vs. New York (AL) al Fort Lauderdale, Fla . 730 pm Cincinnati vs Atlanta at West Palm Beach, Ft , 7.40 p.m. Prep Gymnastics Wectwtday's Result Highland 2019, Davis ?5t6 V ewrn:n! 27140 East 259)0 At Pompano Beach, Fla. 001 000 000 Houston 8 3 -6 Texas 000 001 000 2 -- 3 9 0 Rvan Ruhie 5). Smith f8, Dawiev (9). Ross (10) and Ashby, Puiols (6), Hough Underwood (6), Musseiman (9) and Yost, W Foiev (8). Dawiev. HRs Texas, Richardt. Houston, Spilman. At Dunedin, Fia. Boston 100 701 002-- 11 18 0 Toronto 100 000 00- 0- 1 4 I Hurst, Gate (5), Denman (7), Crawford 9) and Gedman, Sullivan (9); Leal, McLaughlin (4), Lamp (6), Cerutti (7), (9) ar.d Whitt. Cormack (8;. Evans 2, Gedman, Rice Toronto, Bell. At Oearwater, Fla. Minnesota 000 030 00- 0- 3 7 0 Philadelphia 100 000 000- -1 7 Butcher, Pashmck (5), Whttenouse 7). David (8) and Smith. K Gross, McGraw (4) Andersen (6). Fireovid (8) and Virgil, i9). W Butcher. McGraw. At Fort Myers, Fla. St. Louis 000 000 200 9 0 -3 Kansas Cty 100 000 010 2 4 5 (10 innings) Anduiar. LaPoint (6?, C.tareiia f9) and Porter Brummer (9); Saberhagen, Creel (8) and Wathan, Siaught (7! (5), iils I - At Mesa, AriL San 000 0)1 000 2 C 070 200 60x ChtCjgo 10 13 Loitar, Havward (4), Booker (6). O rot (7), Gossage (9) and Kennedy Gwodsz Reuschei 5, Schulze '8), Bord' (9 and Lake L Loiiar HR-Diego, Martinez - At Scottsdale, Anz. wauxee 160 000 000 7 )0 San Francisco 000 100 320 6 9 3 Sutton, Gibson ?6. Augustine 7 and Schroeder, Neson (7), Garret's, McGaga-(5)- . Lflvelie (8) and Brenly HRs M'waukoe. You" 5an Francisco, Leonard - Mi Utah Snow Report - SALT LAKE CITY (API Th S. Assoculion reoor'S th tolnwinj lontWnwi at the slate s ski resorts Wednesday Aita 144 total. new 106 to'ai. 7 Beaver Mountain nw Brian Head-- 76 total, T new Brighton-1- 1$ total. 3 Deer Vaitev-- 74 total. ? new Mt Hotlv 115 fo'at, 2 new Nordic Vatiev-- 75 total 2 new Park Citv 99 tola) 3 new ParkWesf-- 8i total T new 141 Powder Mountain to'a' 7 new Snowbasin-1- 43 to'ai new 114 total T new Snowbfrd Solitude-105 total. 2 new Sundance-1- 0? total, 0 new Snow deoth m inches to unpacked snow at - rps ut1 's. |
