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Show - I The Salt Lake Tribune. Thursday. December Bountiful Plays Host To Pacific Skaters bountiful The Seetonal UoaM its-.- ; paeitu- j ; h'y-'- i y ;:z Bv each day 2 p m marks the third straight qualifi-caliofertile Pacific Coast meet for the Salt Lake duo. which gained admittance to the meet with a third place inish in the Central Pacilic Regional in November in Berkeley, II n I m Dick RosctUi Tribune Sioi1s Writer The buildup fur the UMI Holiday Bowl featured Brigham Young Universitys olfense. Naturall.v. it would, since quarterback Jim McMahon had amassed 4. 27 yards in offense. Net. the Cougars' defense was relied oil by the staff to hold down Southern Methodist University's offense. The Mustangs, however, shot holes cplosie in the Cougar defene. rolling up 45 points. That pillaging of the BYU defense was lost in the ecstasy of the amazing BYIJ comeback which d culminated in the touchdown and extra point which produced a 5 BYU win. Now. we look at the Cougar defense once again a BYU defense which will probably get just as stern a test as a year ago when Washington State of the Pae-1throws its mighty offense at BYU Dee. 18 in San Diegos Jack Murphy Stadium in the HI Holidav Phillip Kcimcdv Id. and his sister. Linda. 15. will he in the junior pair competition Friday and Saturday at A.i etected. former Junior World champion Mark Cockerell of California eased into the lead among the senior men after the compulsory tints., figures. Cockerell has with Brian Boitano of the California Silver Edge Figure Skating Club second at OtUi and John Filing. Cockerell's teammate on the Arctic Blades Figure Skating Club, (bird w ith KT .'i points. 1 G tab t Championships. so named because competitors are fighting for sots in the 1082 U S. Nationals in January, cot into lull swing Wednesday at the Bountiful Recreation Center with aetiities continuing through Satur day night. '5. - the hundreds of competitor-from It Western States, only two qualitied for the meet from Editor's Note; This is another in a series of articles the Holiday Bowl teams, Washington State University and Brigham Young University. Today: BYU' defense. scouting k w f Among Figure Skating 9-- t ' - St SKci;il to The Tribune Defense May Determine BYUs Bowl Success 10. 1081 4H-4- (aid Skater- - lor eight years, the Kennedy tandem, children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Kennedy of Salt Lake, will be representing the Intermountain Figure Skating Club. 0 Bowl. WSU. in losing its Rose Bowl bid on the final weekend (a 0 loss to Washington!, finished as the nation's 10th ranked team in total offense with 400.4 yards per game. And. you guessed it. the gang from Pullman amassed (0 percent of the yardage by running. SMUs forte a year ago. In the 1980 game. Mustang running backs Craig James and Erie Dickerson rolled up 335 of the 393 SMU rushing yards. WSU has a premier running back in Tim Harris, who rang up 915 yards for the year while fullback Robert Williams had 397 yards and backup quarterback Ricky Turner had 3t4. for the year, Passing-wisthe WSU crew, has Turner and Clete Casper the two of them totalling 1,807 yards for the year, but just one 23-1- The senior men s short program is scheduled Thursday at 9:35 p in. Thursday's first event is at T 30 a. in. with the senior ladies' shoil program. A full schedule of activities is listed below in the Tribune Scoreboard. For most of the past month, the brother-siste- r team from Brighton High School has lieen practicing in Los Angeles under the direction of former national competitors Cynth-- . ia Van Valkenburg and Phillip Grout. Their Salt Lake pro is Renee Daisy of the Cottonwood Heights Ice Skating Rink. : In other events Wednesday. Santa Barbara's Suggie Oh surged into the intermediate ladies lead. Yvonne Gomez of the St. Moritz lee Skating Club of California was leading in juvenile ladies and Christopher Bowman of los Angeles had the junior men's lead. The lop three finishers in each of the divisions in the Pacific Coast meet will gain invitations to theU.S. Nationals in Indianapolis Jan. Those activities will be televised nationallv. e, skating Brighton High's brother-siste- r tandem of Phillip and Linda Kennedy will lie in Junior pairs in Pacific Coast meet. 2J-3- touchdown. So. the BYU defensive assignment is clear enough, just as it was in the final two regular season games of the year against Hawaii and Utah when the offensive Cougars had to whip both machines to gain the Holiday Bowl trip. Led by middle linebacker Kyle Whittingham. perhaps the most outstanding defender to ever put on a Cougar uniform (he had 308 defensive points in 1981 and no one could ever remember such an awesome and figure), the BYU defense stifled Hawaii, 13-d allowed Utah's plus contingent 28 points in a 8 decision. and honorable mention Whittingham. will be joined at linebacker by junior David Aupiu on the strong side and either sophomore Todd Shell or jirnior Mike O'Neil on the weak side. BYU came up strong this year in the midtile of the front wall, with juniors Mike Morgan and Chuck Ehin joining senior Junior Filiaga in alternating roles at the tackle slot, while senior Brad Anae and sophomore Brandon Flint manned the end positions. Flint ended up eeond to Whittingham indetensive was fifth in BYUs final pumt with 157 while Anne first-teaand statistics with 12(1. Anae was in the Associated Press' third team ij.tinus. Till' front full r. mi;nrdle of who sUtrtv uvtTiiio!' All-WA- nliuiit -- o2 pound, which to i cxccptionalh Wadiin.siUm State's mill line which is aUiut -- 0 ihiuiuIs lighter pla mg a key role for the BYU defense will he the nol necessarily liecau.se of WSU's secondary passing elficieney. hut because the backs will ha e to come up and help contain the swoops off their Veer olleiise" according to BYU defensive coordinator comparod hiuo.-.pocial- l - Whittingham. This will put additional pressure on senior left cornorback Dave McKee, junior right corner Tom llolmoc. junior strong safety Kevin Walker and senior weak saiety Steve Brady. That foursome helped BYU to fourth place in pass WAC with 1K4.2 yards per defense in the nine-teagame. But in the Wyoming game, played in a cm a slick field, the secondary folks for win. And BYU were vulnerable in the Pokes' Wyoming was definitely a running team. McKee was the third leading point producer on defense for BYU with 141. while Holmoe was fourth at 135 and Brady seventh at 124. Walker started only performer part of the year, mostly after Mark Brady was injured in the Colorado game. It will he a barometer of the WSU will be putting that 406 WAC vs. the Pae-1e offense against BYUs defense which gave up 322.7 yards per game to 12 opponents. The question for the 7 p.m. iMST kickoff in San Diego will be whether BYU's defense plays like it did against Hawaii 166 yards rushing! or against Wyoming 350 yards rushing). It's doubtful BYU could win allowing the latter figure. near-blizzar- d 33-2- 0 yards-per-gam- d Tribune Sports Scoreboard Sports Transactions NHL Standings Conference Patrick Division BASEBALL American League Wales 400-yar- U 50-2- NEW YORK xyankecsSannounced that Gene Michael will manage the ciub in 1983. Acquired Mike Lebo, catcher, from 32 the Toronto Blue Jays as he player to be 22 named later in the trade which sent to Aurelio third baseman, Rodriquez, Toronto Assigned Lebo to Columbus of 33 the International League. North Division MARINERS Dan Traded X SEATTLE , to the 27 Meyer third 24 Oakland A's for Rich Bordi, pitcher. 21 Traded Rusty and McNealv, outfielder, Tim Hallgren, pitcher, to the Oakland A's 21 for ThomasRoy pitcher. Assigned 42 Thomas to Salt Lake of the Pacific Coast 31 League. 24 National League 21 CHICAGO CUBS Designated Mike Steve and 13 Lum, outfielder, Dillard, infielder, for reassignment. Boston 4, New York Rangers 3 HOUSTON ASTROS Traded Gary Friday's Games from Tucson of the Woods, outfielder, Hartford 5, St. Louis Salt Lake at Nashville l aofic Coast League to Iowa of the 4, Pittsburgh Philadelphia Fort Worth at Dallas American for Jim Tracy, Association Wnmpeg 3, Toronto 3, tie Oklahoma City at Wichita outfielder. Buffalo 7. Colorado DODGERS Traded LOS ANGELES ..Yntrea! 6. Minnesota 6, tie Rick Jack Sutcliffe, pitcher, and Chicago 7, Washington 3 to the Cleveland Perconte. infielder, Edmonton 5, Los Angeles 5, tie .Indians for Jorge Orta, outfielder, Larry Vancouver 4, New York Islanders 3 White, pitcher, and Jack Fimole, catcher. Thursday's Games PITTSBURGH PIRATES - Named John St. Louis at Boston, 7.35 P.m. Lioon manager of their Alexandria team Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. ;n the Carolina Named Dan League. Warfhen pitching coach of Alexandria. 0 3 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Acquired Eric Winnipeg 0 3 0 3 Rasmussen, Toronto pitcher, irwn Yucatan o the and Vicente Romo, l, Winnipeg, Lindstrom 10 Mexican First Per-oLeague; 7 OF of the from Coatzacoaicos Penalties pitcher, Lundholm), (Watters, Tor. 4:10; Gibson Tor, 12:23; Mexican League, and assigned them to Deriag. duble Maxwell. Win, 16:13; Lousiville of the International League. minor, Maloney, Tor, Obtained outfielder Jim Tracy Houston Vaive 14 from the Chicago Cubs for outfielder Gary Second Period 2, Toronto, 8 41. 3, Toronto, Woods; TracvwasassignedtoTucsonofthe Robert), (Bennmg, 12 4, Pacific Sittter (Boimistruck), Coast League and Woods to Des The Utah Winnipeg, SALT LAKE CITY (AP) 15 Lukowich (Hawerchuk, Moines of the American Association. Travel Council reports the following condi- Arniel), 15 52. Babvch 8 5, Winnipeg, tions Wednesday at the state's ski resorts: BASKETBALL (Christian, Lundholm), 17 57 6, Toronto, 46 total. 0 new, powder National Basketball Association Alta 13 1931. Sittler Robert), (Maloney, 26 total, 0 new. o BOSTON Beaver Mountain Danny Penalties Benning, Tor, 2:21; Christian, closed. Blue Mountain Ainqe, guard. Sold the contract of Tracy Win, 3 tl: Babych, Win, 6.40; Maxwell, 16 total 0 new. to Brtan Head the Jackson, 10 Chicago Bulls. Tor, guard, 52; 10:52; Boschman, Wm, 39 total, 0 new, packed and Wallers Win, KANSAS CITY KINGS Placed Joe Brighton maior, 18 31; Martin, Tor, C. Meriweather, center, on the injured powder. 18:31; maior, Wilson, Win, Deer Valley Activated closed. Hawkeye Whitney, 18:31, Maxwell, Win, closed Mt Holly forward, from the injured list. 18 3F Tnmoer, m, MILWAUKEE Nordic Valley dosed. Maraues 18 31 Bose bran, Tor, r Park City closed forward, to an 18 31, Saganiuk, Tor, Johnson, contract. closed. .Park West 18 31; Tor, Giteon, FOOTBALL closed Parley's Summit 18 31; Tor. Melrose, 28 total Onew Natonal Football League Powder Mountain Mann, 18,31; Win, CINCINNATI BENGALS Reactivated Snowbasin -d- osed. m a i o misconduct, 38 total Onew. Mike Otiravac, offensive tackle, from the Snowbird 8:31 imured list. Waived Brad Oates, reserve Solitude X total. 0 new. Third Period None. Penalties None. Sundance dosed 40. offensive tackle. Shots or goal Winnipeg CLEVELAND Snow depth in inches refers to unpacked Toronto BROWNS Signed Gary 35. New snow refers to snow back. snow at Placed Curtis running Goalies Winnipeg. Staniowski. Toronto, Davis, on the imured Weathers, within last 24 hours. linebacker, Trembiav. A 16,216. reserve list HOCKEY National Hockey League 2 0 2 4 ADONNA Dl CAMPIGLIO, CANADIENS Traded Italy (AP) Boston MONTREAL Results of Wednesday s men's special N. Y. Rangers Serge Savard, defenseman, to the 1, New York, Winnioeg Jets for future considerations. slalom World Cup ski race: 7 1. Phil Mahre. Ruotsalainen (0u9uav, Younghans), Yakima, Wash., COLLEGE 18 (Bourque, 00. 2 Boston, Middleton minute, X 89 seconds DELTA STATE Named Jimmy Parker n 51. 3. Boston, Pederon head football coach. 2. Ingemar Stenmark, Sweden. .39 04 McCrimmon). 3:52. Penalties 3 (Park 3. Paolo de Chiesa. Italy, 1:39 68 Bourque) 4. Paul Frommelt, Liechtenstein, O'Reilly, Bos. 5 15 Johnstone, NY. 5 15; 1:39 85 Milbury, Bos, 10 01; Rogers, NY, 10:01; NY, 13 42; 5. Piero Gros, Italy, Beck, 40.68 Fotiu, NY, maior, Bos, McCrimmon, 6. Jarle Halsnes. Norway, ) 40.90 game 7. Franz Gruber, Baron, Bos, maior. 63 misconduct, Austri, bv Jonathan, 14:X, Hosoodar, 8. Stig Strand, served Sweden, 1:40.91 14 X; Gillis. NY, 17:21. 41 38 NY. misconduct. 9. Christian Orlamskv, Austria. Second Period 4, New York, Pavelich 10. Marc Girardelli. Luxembourg, 12 54. 9 Younghans), 1:41.49 11. NY, Steve Mahre. Yakima. :4; Kasper, Wash., Penalties -- Laidlaw, 8 Leveiile. bv 55; Bos, Baron, Bos, served 1:41.51 18 37; 12. Boian Krizai, Yugoslavia, ny, 19:34; Baron, Bos, Duguav, 1:41.67 13. Toshihiro served bv Mickileton, Kaiwa, 1:41.72 14. Joel Gaspoz, Switzerland, 9:34 i:4i.9 4 Period- - 5, Boston, Third Bourque 15 Andreas Wenzel, Liechtenstein, (Leveiile, 1:41.94 Park), 5 32 6, New ork, Duguav 15, (Pavelich, Laidlaw), 9 29. 7, Boston. Cashman 8 (Kasper, O'Connell). American Conference 9 4. Penalties None MADONNA Dl CAMPIGLIO, Italy (AP) Eastern Division 36. New Shots on goal Boston .The mens World Cud overall ski York 19. after Wednesday's special standings New York, Baron. Goalies Boston, slalom race. Weeks. A 17,419. 70 1. Phil Mahre, YAKIMA, Wash., points 1 2. Ingear Stenmark, Sweden, 35 3. Peter Mulle, Switzerland, 0 Colorado 0 I X 27 2 0 5 7 Buffalo 4. Joe Gaspoz, Switzerland. 26 5. Andreas Wenzel, Liechtenstein, F.rst Penod 1, Buffalo, McKegnev 12 6. Franz Klammer, iSavard. Ramsay), 12 35 2 Buffalo. Ruff Aastna, 25 7. Alexander Zhirov, Soviet Union 19 6 (Dunn. Patrick), 15:07. Peoalhes None 8 Second Period 3, Colorado, MacMillan (tie) Tori Buergler, Switzerland, Soviet Union, Leonard 7 (Lever), 4 05 Penalties Perreault, Valery Tsvganov, Stock, Austria, Paolo de Chiesa, Italy, Bu 10 09. Foster, Col, 9 35. 15 Third Period 4, Buffalo, McKegney 13 and Boian Krizai, Yugoslavia, 13 Van 13 SHvano Meli, Switzerland, 5, 'Perreault. Boxmeer) 8 39 Luc 14 Fournier. Buffalo, Ruff 7 (Patrick, Lambert), 10:05. Jean (Tie) Steve Podborski. Canada, 6, Buffalo. Ramsay 8 (Savard. Sailing), Switzerland, 13 12. 7, Buffalo. !2. and Paul Frommelt, Liechtenstein, Foligno 16 (McKegnev 74 38 8, Buffalo. Var Boxmeer), Penalties McKegnev 14 (Foligno), But. 18 35; Foster, Col, 19:17. Playfair, Eleven Utah records wee established Shots on goal Colorado Saturday at the State Weightlifting meet at Buffalo 31 BYU in Provo. Resch Buffalo. Goaltenders Colorado, 114 pound class Rod Frhimar, 66 A 14.966. 37 36 3J NBA Standings West .570 Seattle Golden State 6 San Diego Late gam not included .611 .333 Wednesday's Games New Jersey 100 Philadelphia 137, Denver 109 Boston 109, Indiana 11, Utah 77 Cleveland 112, Atlanta 108, OT M Iwaukee 09. Houston 03 Sar Antonio 110, Seattle 99 Kansas City 113, Dallas 109, OT Golden State 134, Phoenix 127 (20T) , Kings Pacers 10 30 113, LaGarde 77 PF 2 5 2 4 4 5 2 2 0 31 PF 2 2 3 0 2 3 3 3 0 3 5 4 3 4 3 44 240 2- 17 25 19 36 15 23 31 26 29 7 4- - 32 113. 4 15 0 6 11 Dallas Kansas City 7 27 29 22 24 32 H 32 22 11 t Fouled fouls out Bucks 0 Vincent, Lloyd, Dallas 33, Kansas City 2, G. Johnson HOUSTON (83) 11, Willoughby Haves 3 4 8. 8 20. Maione Garrett 0 0, TP Henderson Paultz 4, 3, 11 7 U 8 18, Leavell 15, Dunleavy 12 Oldham 2 00 4 Totals 34 8 83. 8 MILWAUKE (89) 7 13. Lister 5 Mi. Johnson 00 2. t6 Lanier 3 6, Buckner 5 00 10, Moncrief n 6 9 13 6 7 4 113 77 113 2 Cummings 7 W 20, 0 4, Bridgeman Ma Johnson 3 Houston Milwaukee 10 2, Wt'iiams 2. Owens 1. None fWhnical Fouls . 0Ncials Maths. Nunez Abundance t 00 Catchings Totals 23, Milwaukee A 10.960. Celtics Nets 109, 137, Nuggets 109 DENVER (109) 10 24, 16, Vandeweghe English 7 4 ilUel 6 21, Higgs 4, McKinney 3 3 (PD 8. Gondrezick 6, Hordges Rav 5 10 Gunn 2 8, Bums 0 t Totals 41 W PHILADELPHIA (137) 27, B. Jones 8 M 17, fcrvmg 10 9. Cheeks 4 Dvwkis 9 2 19, ollins 4 0. C ones 2 9, Tonev 5 CM) 10, 6. Johnson V'x 5 2 2 2 Richardson 2 9. 4, Cureton 5, Edwards 3 137 Totals 55 199 30 25 26 Denver a 15 30 46 24 137 Phtlaoelphia FULEDOUT None Total louts Denver 29 Technical Mix. A a It Ph'iadUph C 396 Cavs 112, BOSTON (109) Maxwell 2 Hawks 108 10, Ford Me Hale 8 1, Arnge New Jersey Boson 4, 4 17 (F0 0-- 2 00 4, 37 99. 20 21 27 15 83 35 21 IS It 8? Dunleaw goal 2 Winters 19, Totals 7. Houston fouls Technical Maione. (F0 5,511. Sixers 6,564. 83 10 12 - ind'ana- A 32. Rockets 89, 199 113 Davis. King. Total 26. 100 Field Goals NEW JERSEY (100) shxhng percentages (Vjh 33 7. Indiana 57.0, Free Throws: Utah 0 Koren 2 CFO 4, B Williams Elnxire 3 Birdsong 11 0 0 Indiana 71 o 8. Walker 0 0, King Utah- Wilkins 3 Shooting 3 6. Townsend Balev Gminski Indiana R Williams 4 (F0 8, Lacev (F0 CM Carter 100 Utah: Hardy 1, Griffith 43 Blocked Shots McGinnis 9, 0 6 0 2, Davis 7 17, Turner Lloyd 3 W) 6. Vincent 7 )6, 10 5, Blackman 23, Spanarkel 09. Bristow M 9. Totals 43 KANSAS CITY (113) 10 Robinson 5, 25, King 2 4 10, S Johnson 18, Ford 6 23, (N) 2. TP Woodson 9 Douglas 2 5 12, 6 E Johnson 6, Grunteld 4 Drew 2 04 4, Loder 3 8. Totals 44 4 Totals Uldtv 109 (OT) Aguirre 10, 10 W) 20, 28. Cook 5 12, 4, 2. Totals B'rd 2 66 30, Parish 5 9 27, Henderson 11 Robev 2 54 9, Duerod 0 2. Totals 45 109. 31 22 26 21 23 34 35 100 20. t Fouled goal Ford. Total fouls New Jersey 25, Boston Technical Gminski. A 15,320. St. LOUiS Whalers Hartford First Period (Su'llimar. Howe), 5, Blues 1 0 0 3 Howatt Hartford, 1C 1) 15 5 Penait es 05. Patey. 35 10 29, StL, Rowe, Har. Wesley. Har, 11:17. Turnbull, StL. 74.13; Lvle, Har. Secord Period 2 Hartford, Stoughton 79 (Francis, howatt), 9 02 3. Hartford Francs 5 (Lyle. Kotsoooulos). 15 30 4, Hartford. Francis 6 (Howe. Lyle). 17 38 Penalties Kea, StL. 8 54; Sutter. StL, U 35. Pavase. StL, 7 15 Third Period 5, Hartford. Stoughton 20 (Lyle. Francis). 15 53. 6 St Louis. Sutter 14 (Babvch, Federko). 18 00 Penalties Sutter, StL, 10' '8. Rowe, Har 4 06 N'll, StL, '4 08 Laouinte, StL, game misconduct, ATLANTA (108) 2 Drew 2 CM) 4, Roundheld 33, 12 Sparrow I7. Johnson 4 Haves 6 : 2 U. McM'llen 8 8 22, McElrov 0 4 06 C 0 i 2 1, Rollins 0 MdCki-1, Cnss I Shots or goal St. Louis 34. 7 2 4 Totals 40 2 7 39 08, 41. Hartcrd CLEVELAND (112) Goalies St. Liut. Louis, Hartford. 27, V'Hen ll A 102X Carr 5 2. 5 12, 23 Phegiey 7 2 2 7, Silas Eoxards 8 0 66 6. Washington 6 CM) 12. Ford 0 CM) 0. 7, Dillard 0 Huston 4 0 2 8. Laimbeer 3 Thursday's Games U2 00 0 Totals 44 TOURNAMENTS 29 21 22 24 12 1M Atlanta Granite District 23 21 23 29 14 112 Cleveland (At Taylorsville) Tt'fw-ociPheniev goals Haws. u'-vs Cvorus. 2 0 m Lcvmbeer ?Oi, 'td oi Hawes. Edwards vs Granger, 4pm Ja1 ou's Atiarta 37 Cieveana 36 A Skyline 6om 144. ONmpusvs Taylorsville 8 p m Box EkterClats 00 (At Box Elder) Rav Uintah 3 30pm SEATTLE (ft) Bornev ile 5pm Twlf Wltor 3 ?? 8 vMiker 8 8 10 34 S'HU ; 2 26. Williams OWL Hanzhk ' 34 S i Vie vs Viewmont 7pm Br. 2 7 5 Eider vs South Freniont (nanoi, 2 M, Vranes hrowr 6 y J 8 X' 0 m 3 0 T other 6 Hill 0 E t High 0 00 0 . 4, Keiser i R.tifnrd i T M 36 99 (At East HitfU H qmand W"S' SAN ANTONIO (110) 6pm bouth vs East 8pm 7 5 O'tvrding 5 J 5 '4 h j.ifisor 2 n 0. Vnorr V 3J G .'.'hnsot' ( 9 Bratz 3 OO 7 Banks 8 Li ' fii j.v r 5 J4 13 Gntnn 0 02 0 Corz ne 4 NASSAU Bahamas (UPl) The Tale of 0 Totals 45 9 ?7 10. Ran s 0 0u Taw tor the Trevor 99 the 24 29 19 25 Seattle Al20 33 23 24 110 fight heavywe'gb San Antonio Braiz Friday night goats Brown Ali Berbick Fu'i'iCJ ou None Total tou's Seattle 23, 28 39 G Johnson Technical Antonio J Irep Basketball Spurs 110. Sonics a o Tale of Tape - In A tl AM. Prep Basketball 'jyar 3 Wednesday's Results Bingnam 64 , Bnr Rver . Vwffjdi-i- 1 ' 72, Weber 59 Wyo Lymaf-- 3 Prep Wrestling Wednesday's Results TavlofSville 6 UitPaijgi), Union II Brtonu. All Ruger Pistols Utitl Interest Rates 24 HOUR HOTLINE PHONE 531-561- Money Market Certificate Tax-Fre- e Certificate Variable Rate Certificate Investment Plan . Utah Ski Report IRA - - 1J) S. State-P- Tom Holnioe BYU Cornorback (HMh GiTiiaCflAKQ) i.'inn:flaCCt gmsGEmscGaHaniB Programs OFF omT&iiQdtoWfXPS GaMensorfs 220 David Aupiu Cougar Linebacker iKHiffiS) 4 3 12 2, A A 0 6 2 4 3 Nimhius P.m. Jazz Mavs 113, Jets J, Maple Leafs DALLAS (109) Thursday's Games 8 10 pm. Now York at Detroit, Portland at Phoenix, OIL Standings Seton Hall 67, Manhattan 62 Syracuse 74, St. Bonaventure67 Virginia 84, Robert Morris 64 SOUTHWEST Nebraska 64, Baylor 63 Texas Southern 85, McNeese St. 76 MIDWEST Oral Roberts 84, Creighton 81 Dayton 82, Miami, Ohio 65 Evansville 97, S Illinois 51 Kansas State 63, Arizona 55 Kent St 80. Ohio Wesleyan 72 Louisville 73. Purdue 71 Ohio Northern 67, Findlay 64 S.W. Missouri 62, N.E. Missouri 60 (OT) St. Louis 72, Detroit 61 Doane 92. Bellevue 74 Northwestern 71, III Weslevan 57 Wayne St 63, W Michigan 61 66 Cleveland St 83, Titt-DePaul 69, Gorzd9a S3 Louisiana State 71, St. Peter's 55 Maryland 76, Towson State 59 SOUTH Jacksonville 83, Florida St. 80 Virginia 92, Duke 83 Wash. & Lee 67, Alleghany 62 Kentucky Weslevan 76, Transylvania 69 N Carolina St. 66, Appalachian St. 38 Richmond83, Va Military 48 W. Georqta 73, Shorter 40 Marquette 75, Old Dominion 70 (OT) W. Kentucky 96, Butler 65 WEST 62 Northern Arizona 72, Montana State 69, U.S. International 48 Idaho 68, Washington St. 48 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division i 328-201- list. World Cup Slalom Bruins Rangers 3 1113 First Period 4. 14:30; NFL Standings World Cup Standings 7, Rockies Utah Weightlifting (snatch) 132 96 (dear-ierk- 181. (total); Phillip Eric Honsen, 723 oound-Ra- lph Edwards. Hansen, Douglas, Figure Skating 132 Results and schedule from the Pacific Jimmy Jensen, Don Coast Sectional Figure Skating ChampionDevar Ovard. 148 pound Davd ships at the Bountiful Recreation Center: Forbush. Turner. Wednesday's Results (record) 413 (record); Mark Cockerell Arctic Mike Johnson, Senior men Tin Hoy Blades Figure Skating Club of California. 65 pourd-Jam- es Boidfc, 94 ), 2 Brian Boitano. Silver Edge Figure DS 435 Kevn Klmgier, 90 6 3 John Skat ng Club of California. -- 3X 131 oound-BrAavne Day. 407 (record). Kon Fi'big. Arctic B'aoes Fiqure Skating Cub O-170 236 (record) S8. Suggie Ob. Barry Mecham, 110 87 3 intermediate ladies Burtor '48 137Santa Barbara Figure Skating Club, 2 Lance. 798 poun- d- Tm 286 6 190, pound s3 MicheHc Rav. Crystal Springs ice Skat-n3 Joz'vn Winoer Lakewood Skating of Colorado Juvenile ladies- -1 Mont? ice Skating St Yvonne Gomez, Kuuseia, Tapio Superheavv Club 2 L'fda Anderson. El Camtno Icn (record) 733 (record) Davd Turner (light class) and Taco Skating C'ub 3 KatNen Haines, Arctic Club Junior Kuusela (heavv) were named the best Blades Fiqures Skat-nChristopher Bowman LosArgnies liters and Janvs Boiak clean and ierked Men2 Skat-nHenderson Club 270 or a 4th attempt for a new state record. Greg Figure Cub 3. Tom Sockton figure Skat-n1 Club Schnmder St Muniz ke Skat-n1. 253 220 Silvester POurd-Dar- ren 4'8 242 Pound Vidor Petrusch.n, Club record) 352 ( record) 606 decord' Club Flyers Penguins o in Baltimore at BcMio at New England Dm Cincinnati at Pittsburgh om Green Bav at New Orleans om Nr York Giants at St lolps. San Diego at Tatnpd Bay. l p m Vami at Kansas City 2om Cn caoo at Oakland 4 o m Houston at San Franosco Pt- ladpinh a at Danas 4pm Seattle at Denver 4 om Monday s Game Atlanta at Los Angeles, on tom Km Senior dance cnmpulsor'es Philadelphia Arrtic Blades Skating Cub and 11 k'ohn Pittsburgh tom Barr Santa MontiCd Figure SkatHaan. First PeriodPhiladelphia Lirsrian Cub 2 Karen Knieriem Broadmoor 2. 5 55 Odds Philadeiph a. Clarke 0 ing E Skat-nPiaseck. Cub and gore 15 55 Marsh), ,Asams, The Olios AP) VfcNO N'V Santa Monica Figures Skating Club, 3 56. Price. Phi, maior Adams, Harrah s Reno Rare & Sports Boc Ph ladeipb a Figure Sat'ng 56 Pit. Stackhouse 6 5L md'Or weefc S foctwi professional Seattle Figure or this Cub. ard Josesph Druar, 7 57 Stackhouse, pfci, maior. Hcimgren, arc! undated odds for uoronvng Sk.it ngCub Pit, 6 04 octbdi Qames Nov-cbo' Pairs (Fmatsl-- 1 Lori Master v.viege Period None Ponai es 2 0 0 0 2 4 Football Second Sheuoard Malone, Third 2 23. Clarke. Phi. '4 St Mont? ice Skating Club and William Pit, Towrer St Morilz 2 Amy Warrish, Arctic P't 8 4! Skat-nClub aid Gregg Moon, Period 3. Pittsburgh, Gardner 15 Arctic Blades 3 St Soma Castaneda (Bodette Kehoe). 208 4. Phi'dji'iphia, St Moritz Barber 18 iGorynce. Flockhart). 9 16 5, Mordz aixJ Nicholas Castaneda, Philedelph 9 57a, Barber 19 'Ciarke. Thursday's Schedule Cochrar'i 7 X am Perait'es Cochrart Senior ixlies stvxt program, Phi 5, nrsconduct. Pr'CO, P't, i am -- Novice men compuisones. 45 l 35. misconduct, Pit, U 29. pm Chorney, Junior dance comouisones 3 pm. -Watson. Phi. 4 in IrtermixJ'ate iadis frtestyle (finals) 4 X Shots on goal Philadelphia 31. p m -- Jun.or nvn short program. 7 Pittsburgh 7 7)1 25 short program 8X pm -- Junior lad'-e s Philadelphia. G oa Prefers pm daiKD. 9 35 pm. Senor P ttsburgh. Dion A '5 567 s 5hof t program 02 ' '" vU y,i wm:t tr .-- 0) (Duguav, Sabres i NFL York Jets ? over Ooveidi'd iiQtf 4 over Minnesota 2 Cvei Washington Over fauttaio 3 Fng'and 'xirnati and Pittsburgh even vee- Bar j Over Near Oleans S? o,'?r New York G'drt' ,Oi, i' Sar io.er Tampa BAY C ty ' over Miami x over Ch'Cauo Oakland ever Houston oan Prancisto 9 . Over Seattle over Philadelphia Dallas j u J i Os AixKlt" Nr rias cr Premium Canadian. |
