| Show — " ' 4C The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday B'' yi T'" January y iY'igrrte16 — rri)j'y kp ii iry y"inni3sj— ryyy — — yiyiycyyy"y y- y xji 'f y VVtoTto HfTptor 3 1907 Sportlook: College Football: Florldo Stole President Bernord SHoer sold loottjoll Coach Bobby Bowden on Friday requested o meeting with him presumably to discuss the vacant head coaching ob at reported Friday that Bowden an Hnnmnhm Alabamo 7 Alabama native Thursday became the first person to Interview for the vacancy created bv the resignation of Roy Perkins Tribune Sports Scoreboard Tank McNamara r UIIVjEPE'STiLrmC AM7lMDUJ AM 1 rebhi CWER 0£T"fiMG SEC 1ME GAMES’ I CB3 --Tv BRAIN IK) 1WE UNIVERSE PLAYER MAW ATiOKJ AFFILIATE MAN ANPrT'5 lW MY JtM CALL ' RX? i Pro Football: Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds by PPEE TUie WEEK'S three-veo- — WiwweR The New Englond Patriots hove signed on Secreogreement giving o group led bv former US Transportation r option to buy the team the club tary Drew Lewis a 31 to beat the Dec on announced Friday The agreement signed new federal tax laws gives the Lewis group MEP Portners three with other years to purchase the team and closes negotiations No terms of the parties Patriots spokesman Jim Greenldge sold ogreement were released Auto Racing: Formula One auto racing driver Alain Prost who In 1984 won his second consecutive world championship has won his second consecutive award as France’s Athlete of the Year Prost earned 19 voting points for the award sponsored bv the Parlslon dally sports newspaper I f yuif Warriors 76ers 104 Jazz 99 05 21 29 24 35109 Sacramento 30 25 31 Golden Stitt Flovd 7 Mullln Three pomt Sacramento out— Rebounds— Johnson Fouled 52 (Thorpe 14) Golden State 52 (Carroll 12) 25 (Wilson 9) Golden Slate 28 (Flovd 11) Total 22 Golden State 24 Lakers Jau 25 Shooting percentages 456 25 23 -- 99 26 - Sixers Jar 32 13 (Bark-leattempts 11 0 Jazz Cheeks H Wingate Grif0 Stockton Hansen (Tnpucka fith 0 5 Scurry 0 H None Technical touts Sixers J (McCormick Blocked shots I l Free Jazz 9fTripuckd I Malone Frying Bariev Eaton 5 S’ockton i) Steals Sixers II 'Robinson 5 Barkiev McCormick Cheeks 3 Wingate I) Jazz 8 (Matone I Green t Storkion 3 laveroni I Griffith II Turnovers Sixers 14 (Robinson ? Barkley 2 McCormick 2 Ervmg ? Cheeks 5 19 (Tripucka 3 Matone 4 I) Jazz Wingate Eaton 4 Green Stockton 3 Griffith 3 Scurry t - - - I) - M Whitworth Officials J Madden T 208 A 1221? - 12 Bucks 91Cavs 84 ' 20 19 (Bagiev Haroer Cleveland 21 Cnarh W'lktos A— 9 043 113 125-12- Hawks 118 Bullets 101 At Landover Md Dominique Wilkins scored 30 points and reserve guard Mike McGee added 27 as the Atlanta Hawks overcame an deficit late in the second quarter to defeat the Washington Bullets Wilkins the league's No 4 scorer had 11 points in the third quarter as the Hawks outscored Washington 35- HI and wenl ahead after trailing at halftime 60-4- 6 Bucks 91 Cavaliers 84 At Richfield Ohio Ricky Pierce scored 10 of his 26 points in the pivotal fourth quarter as the Milwaukee Bucks won a defensive struggle over the Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland led with 7 32 remaining but the Bucks outscored the Cavaliers 20-- down the stretch Pierce contributed six points in that span while Jack Sikma and Paul Presscv each scored four as the Bucks snapped a three game losing streak 75-7- 1 Pacers 116 Clippers 106 At Indianapolis Chuck Per-points in the second quarter v on had 15 of Ins 19 first-haland Sieve Stipanovich had 21 of his season-hig- h 29 points in the second half as Jack Ramsay won his 800th game as an NBA coach when Indiana defeated the Los Angeles Clmpers Ramsay is the second coach in NBA history with 800 victories The leader is Red Auerbach with 938 - t goas-B- rd 20 21 26 32 99 30 34 21 3 Amge Fouled Reoounds-Chice- )3) ?1 Boston (Threat! 45 S) cago Coach 51 go (Oaktev (McMate 9) Boston 34 (Jonnson ID Total 27 Boston 7? Techmca'-C- hi The loss was the 10th straight for Los Angeles which 23 of its last 24 games but the Clippers made it tough down the stretch Celtics 113 Bulls 99 At Boston Larry Bird scored 37 points and Kevin McHale added 29 as the Boston Celtics built a big lead and shook off a Chicago comeback The Bolls led by Michael Jordan with 34 points rallied from a 25 point defint in the second half and closed the deficit to 93 85 with six minutes remaining However Bird guarded hy Jordan in a Chicago defensive switch pulled Boston out of danger with a lavup and a free throw It was the fifth straight victory for the Celtics who got Hi points from McHale in the’ last four minutes Lakers 155 Suns 118 At Inglewood Magic Johnson had 32 points and 14 assists as the Lakers tied an NBA record with 89 points in the first half and coasted to their sixth consecutive victory by subduing Phoenix Cincinnati established the NBA standard for most points in the first half wiih 89 against San Diego on March 12 1970 James Worthy scored 20 points for the Lakers while A C Green and Byron Scott had 16 apiece Rockets 114 Nuggets 111: At Denver Lewis Lloyd's basket from the top of the key with 14 seconds left helped Houston capture a win over Denver Denver had a final chance at a tie but a three-poin- t attempt by Lafayette Lever hounded off the run with a second remaining Akeem Olajawon led all scorers with 32 points and added 13 i ebounds for the Rockets Lloyd added 19 points Mavericks 117 Sonics 107 At Dallas Mark Aguirre's 27 points kept Dallas from trailing the entire game as the Mivs defeated Seattle The Mavericks wo their third consecutive game to improve their home reeord to 13 including nine straight Dallas has won 15 of its last 19 since Nov 11 when it was 5 5 1 V 13 24 10 10 057 111 HOUSTON (114) 14 Sampson 2 2 10 McCray 1217 32 MmniefiekJ Otamwon 13 9 12 3 19 Petersen 4 9 Lovd Red 7 7 4 Totals 4D63 14 14 Wiggins 114 DENVER (111) 25 Coooe' 4 9 8 Engi'ih 9 27 22 Lever 9 17 23 Dunn Schaves IS Walker 0 0 6 Hanzllk 0 Rasmussen 2 Atone 2 0 Evans 8 Totals 41 98 Martin 111 Houston Denver Fouled 48 (Oietuwon 36 76 32 34 2 ) 32 Rebounds-Hous- Denver 49 (Schaves 14) 16 (Mmmefletd Si Denver 28 27 Denver (Lever 12) Tola) 76 Technicals— Houston illegal defense Dn ver itiagai defense a15 895 13) - College Football NEW JERSEY (121) 20 Turner 4 7 3 4 11 Williams 8 12 14 B'own 3 11 2 2 8 WashGmmskt 6 17 5 6 79 Wood 8 Wooindge ington 4 7 0 II McKenna 6 9 2 2 15 Coleman 0 0 Totals 50 94 24 32 128 6 7 1? King DETROIT (179) 18 Danttev ?3 Green 21 Dumars 10 Laimbeer 2 7 22 4 4 16 Johnson Thomas 10-5 9 0 9 0 NevrM Rodman 36 Satey 10 Totals 53 96 73 32 179 27 27 37 New Jersey 36 79 32 Detroit Three-oogoats— Wood 3 McKenna Fouled Rebounds— New Jersey 43 (Williams ID Detroit 43 (Latmbeer 13) Assists-N- ew Jersey 3? (Wooindge 7) Detroit 37 (Thomas 16) Toai fouis-N- ew Jer$v ?$ ?? 590 Detroit 25 College Basketball Friday’s Scores EAST Albany Buffalo Cantus N V 80 WesM'eid St 79 Daemen 58 71 Colgate 46 7 Hartford at New Hampshire pod snow Mercvhurst 95 Devs & Elk ms 79 Niagara 95 Vermont 74 Northeastern at Mame pod snow SI Anselm 75 St Lawrence 65 Siena 71 Boston U 63 w va wesievan 95 Dvke 9a OT SOUTH Atlantic Christian 90 Southern NO 10 Austin Peav 99 Milligan 72 Belmont Abbey 86 San Francisco St 68 Christian Bros 84 Hendrix 75 Chris Newport 62 Houghton 51 Rollins 100 Coe 65 77 Xaver NO 83 LeMovne-OweMIOWEST Augusiana S D 72 Neb Omaha 68 Dordi 84 Regts 67 N oiorado 69 $ Dakota St 60 Qi y 83 Mo Rolla 77 SOUTHWEST Ark Lithe Rock ?J Sacramento S 65 FAR WEST Arizona 54 Oregon St 48 Brigham Young 75 Colorado St 6? OT California 79 Southern Cai 76 Carroll Mont 92 NW Nazarene 76 Denver 86 Judsnn 63 Dominguez Hril St 64 Azusa Paohc 57 Dordi 84 Regis 67 Gonzaga 97 Whitman 58 Grand Canvon 112 Ot'vet Nazarene 94 N Arizona 90 Concordia Neb 8? Oregon 77 Arizona St 69 Point Loma 67 Heritage 58 Rocky Mountain 79 Montana Teen 78 St Mery's Calif 90 Seattle 61 UCLA 95 Stanford 75 Wyoming 61 Utah 56 TOURNAMENTS Blue Devi First Round Farleigh O'cklnson 78 Sam Houston St 75 Utica 63 Cent Connecticut 59 Catawba Classic First Round Catawba 80 Tuscuium 66 Ro Grande 83 Pfeiffer 70 Christmas Tree Classic First Round D'Sl of Coiumba 89 Kutztown 86 0T Indiana Pa 82 Mansfield 79 Currence Qassk First Round Biuet'eid $f 99 Sawn W Va 89 Charleston WVa 86 Concord 7? Danvt Tournament First Round Anderson Ind 81 Earlham 76 Manan 83 Tavlor 79 OT Eau Claire Classic First Round 66 Dallas Baptist 61 Drury Wis Feu Claire 92 Marycrest 50 Florida Southern Tournament First Round Fla Southern 104 Sonngfteid 60 Lrnigh 74 51 Fancis Pa 17 Florida Tech Tournament First Round Florida Tech 76 Bryant 64 St Leo 75 BentHv 69 FranO Shannon Tournament First Round St Andrew s 84 Lincoln Pa 81 Gator Classic First Round Allegheny 94 Hiram 60 Pa 59 Hope S3 WMmmstgr Hampton tovttattonal First Round Hampton 84 Bowie St 64 Savannah SI 75 St Paul’s 68 Hawah Pacific Invitational First Round Oemson 0 Fordham 86 Heritage Drake Casuc First Round 70 Dfake 81 Texas A&M 93 SE Lou'S'ana 76 John Lance Tournament First Round Panhandle St 104 Mid Am Nazarene 66 Phiiendet Smith 93 Pittsburg St 68 Lander Invitational Fiat Round Limes'one 85 Erskme 64 Pacers LA CUPPERS 5 2111 2$ 20 31 31 goats-Dr- ew Woodson Fouled Rebounds -- L A Clippers 43 iCage U) maiana 49 (Stipanovich 13) A Clippers 23 (Valentine 8) Indiana 31 (Fleming 7) Total fOUlS- -L A Clipoert 20 ? 652 tnd'ana 27 RUSHING— Mtsmi Fla A Htghsmilh Braiion W'Hiams 570 Tesiaveide 101 Penn SI Doner Manoa 8 38 Smith Roundtree Thomas 3) Shaffer 391 Passing— Miami Fla Tevaverde 26 50 Penn SI Shaffer 5 RECEIVING— Miami Fla Be Blades 5 81 Irvin S 55 Perriman A Hiuhsmith 3 33 Braiion Henrv Williams 2 20 Rodens I 3 Penn SI Doner Hamilton Manoa StveUing MISSED FIELD GOALS— Miami Fla See'ig 78 Penn St Manca 4 - Mavericks OALLAS (tl?) Aguirre Donaldson 2 5 B'arkman V hremof 0 0 0 0 117 Perkin Haroer 14 Davis 9 Wood Tarotev Seattle Dates Three oomt Haroer ? Young Bcnersaff 2 ? 14 12 13 7 7 8 7 8 27 2 Totals II 33 24 33 26 2 E'li 24 ers 2 Wood Fouled (Lister t?) Donadson 20t Asset- s- Seattle t9 Dates 71 (Haroer 10) Toa‘outs-Sea'tt- eJi Dates 29 Technicei-Seet- ffe Coach A17007 Rebounds-Seat- Dates 59 (Young I) 77 9 Aguirre 63 tie - First Round Oshkosh 88 Fla 77 Illinois Teen 75 Shannon Tournament First Round Ohio Wesievan 89 Kalamazoo 77 Sooner Invflaltonal Flnt Round McNeese SI 79 Chicago S 74 Oklahoma 77 Arkansas SI 57 Wash 4 Jeff Tournament First Round Uesaia 85 St Vincent 76 Wash 6 Jeff 82 Cose Western 58 Yolow Jacket O ssk tint Round Merrimack Thomas 90 Sf Al Trim MST Sunday Oec 21 35 Kansas jets 19 LOS AnyetoS 0 2 1 lo Halftime Score CSU 32 BYU 25 Field Goal Percentage CSU 53 BYU 44 8 Free Throws Percentage CSU 733 BYU 69? Three Pomi Goa's CSU (Turcote 3 Caoener 4) Nicholson I) BYU Sted'S CSU 2 (Lee Durham I) BYU 10 Chatman Haws 5eohenson 3 (Tavlor Smih 2 Usevtch I) Humphreys Blocks CSU 5 (Lee I Durham 3 Graf 1) BYU 6 t Chatman ? Stephenson ? Humphreys Technical Fouls None Officials J Clark E RiStau Attendance 20553 B Hunt Prep Saturday Jan 3 New York Jets at Cleveland 10 30 o Washington a Chicago 7 pm Sunday Jan 4 San PrandSCO a' New York G'n!$ m New England at Denver 2 pm Sunday Jan 11 Sites and tones TBA Arc and NEC Charnotonshto games Sunday Jan 2S Bowi a Pasadena Cam Prg Bavrf Sunday Ftfc ) At Honolulu Time T BA 1030 (pm Syr 37 Fed Goe Pfrrer'aye j Wyoming 47 8 Uah Friday’s Games REGION NINE Lehi a' Union 730 pm GranisviHe at Morgan 730 Dm Wasatch 67 North Summit 64 (4 QT) Souih Summit 76 Park C'lv 54 Practice Games Granite $6 Woods Cross 7? Pme View 7) Moab 57 DuywdY 89 intermogntam Christian 50 Murray 68 Taylorsville 65 Bryce V alley 71 Panguilch 69 San Juan at Hurricane 7 JO om Tabiona 69 Monticello 58 Duchesne 81 Ml Vernon Academy 43 Tooele at Bear River 7 30 om Judge at Ben Lomond 7 30 o m Davis al Bounneviiie 7 30 Dm South at Cyorus 7 30 om East 71 Olympus 59 Skyline at Highland 7 30 pm Bmgnam 78 Jordan 58 at Logan 7 30 om Timpview at Mountain Cfes 7 30 pm Roy at Ogden 7 30 nm Spanish Fork at Orem 7 30 pm Mountain View at Ptesant Grove 7 30 o m Weber al Skv View 7 30 P m C-- l takes There were too many penalties and too many turnovers to win the game As we have found out when we turn the ball over we have a difficult time overcom" ing those problems Time and again Johnson referred to problems his team had — but would not specify “We just had problems as a team" Johnson said "We didn't play very well Penn State played a great game But we had problems" The Miami receivers took a number of hard hits during the early portion of the game and as the contest progressed the Hurricanes suffered from a number of dropped passes “Their receivers kept bragging about how fast they were" said Penn State linebacker Shane Conlan "But I don t they have ever been hit the way we hit them "I think they dropped some of those passes because we hit them so hard They didn't want to be hit hard " It wasn't only the dropped passes or the turnovers however I Philadelphia NY istandf's Pittsburgh NY Rangers New Jersey Washington 29 Park City Man's Slalom ?8 53 Le't Magne Engeseth Wyoming 2 John Skaiem Colorado 128 55 3 Henrik Utah 129 00 4 Per Wassgren 29 78 5 Mark McVev WyoNew Mexico Wyoming ming 13034 6 Btorn Bernlytn 13062 7 James Vogle Utah 13078 I An3104 9 Gordon ders Pemert New Mexico Perry Utah 13)04 H) C J Parry Wyoming II Igor Podboi 13114 utes 3M9 18 35 10 31 Morgan Mahanke Soence Eccies 44 56 34 Ben Akers 2 26 14 Women's Slalom Ida Lundberg New Mexico 138 6 2 Cristina Bricheni Utah 13886 3 Banff Btornessen Colorado 139 22 4 Kalrina Ter 39 5 5 Anne Gravy 39 74 6 Zian Utah 40 10 7 Sonia $totz Kristin Krone Wyoming 40 7 8 Arme Guilford Colorado Utah 40 79 9 Alex Von W'Chman Utah 14167 10 Danielle Labrie New Mexico 14169 utes — 12 Sondra Van Ert 142 14 28 V'bekt Hoff 22047 Final Meet Standings University of Uah 3255 2 Colorado 27) 5 3 Wyoming 250 4 New Mexico 243 S s Alaska Anchorage 178 6 99 7 Nevada Reno 43 Miami was badly plagued by penalties In the Hurricanes first possession they suffered a delay of game penalty after reaching the Nittany Lions' 36 That left Miami in long yardage and eventually forced an unsuccessful fourth down — which resulted in a pass directly into the hands of Eric Hamilton But he dropped it the turnovers mounted the Hurricanes frustration grew But the mistakes didn’t stop Miami quarterback Vinny Testaverde threw a pass straight at Penn State’s Pete Giftopoulos on the first play of the fourth quarter He then thre'v another right As to Conlan Given the ball five times in the fourth Hurricanes could not score quarter the With six minutes remaining in the game the Hurricanes took over at their own 20 and Testaverde promptly completed a pasr But Miami was ruled for offensive interference on the play and with loss of down it suddenly faced a second-and-2- 9 situation from which it could not recover i 11 15 15 16 17 16 19 13 19 16 7 3 5? 41 167 143 133 7 37 140 135 6 36 154 3 35 143 156 174 6 32 H6 147 106 Drvision 5 Eagles 4 (OT) 12 Salt Lake 10-- 4 -- 5 Flint 0 0 4 First Period — Salt Lake Harrison 6 — (Odnokon) 1544 Penalties Boettger FLT 18 47 Stewart SLC (fighting) (interference) 1945 Perkins FLT (fighting) 1945 Second Period — 2 San Lake Morrison 20 831 po 3 Salt Lake (Francis) Fitbey 2 18 19 PerPenalties (Francis Mornson) SLC 212 Verbeek kins FLT (slashing (holding) 1953 4 Salt Lake Morrison 71 Third Pefod 4 27 pp 5 Flint Edgerton 24 (unassisted) (Meyer Raedeke) t?d? pp 6 Flint Raedeke 7 14 17 8 (McDonough Flint Hutton) 1426 8 McDonouoh 7 (Wheekfon Raedeke) Flint Hutton 8 (Nichotls) 1541 Penalties — Perkins FLT (stashing) 2 12 Harrison SLC (delay) 9 Hint Edgerton 25 (Hutton Overtime Wheetdon) 43? Penat'ts — Verbeek SLC 18 Carroll FLT (fighting) (fighting) Wheetdon FLT (hooking) 2 14 Shots on Goal 41 9 Salt Lake 9 Ftoit I 6 17 Power Ptav Opportunities Saif Lake 24 Flint 13 Sett Lake Btair (3? shots-Goalies saves) Flint LeB'anc 2195 Attendance - - - - - Thurutov's Game Washington 4 Pittsburgh 3 OT Nol Inducted Lto Gamt Hole In One Friday's Gamas Boston 7 New Jersey 2 Winnipeg 6 Buffalo 1 Detroil 2 Minnesota Los Angeles at Vancouver Saturday's Games 1205 om Chicago at Hartford Boston at N Y Islanders 505 om 5 35 pm Montreal at Pittsburgh N Y Rangers at Quebec 535 pm Philadelphia at Washington 5J5om New Jersey at Toronto 60S om Detroit at Minnesota A 35 o m Catgarv at St Louis 635 pm Edmonton at Los Angelas 8 35 om Sunday's Games Toronto at Hartford 505 om om Quebec at Buffalo Vancouver al Wmnioeg 6 05 om Cagary a Chicago 6 35 om - - 25 19 Adams Saturday's Games Souih Summit 76 Park City $4 South Summtt 17 16 19 24 76 Park City M 16 15 13 54 5outh Summit Leilhead 6 2 2 U B 4 Wooisienhulne 3 13 7 Kearns 5 Hatch 2 0 0 10 Rvdalch 10 31 O Hatch 3 2 2 8 Freestone 2 Totals 30 )? 20 76 Park Citv 14 Buckner 5 Keve 4 8 Benson I 4 Weaver 2 Winterer 7 14 Schlenske 2 4 OH I 2 4 HoweHs 0 2 2 2 Tatton 2 Totals 22 S4 Three Pointers — South Summit 4 h 4) Park C'lv fOtt I) Wasatch 67 Norlh Summit 64 Wasatch Brown 4 Pinter 16 Davij 7 Rachtew 14 Ryan 4 Lindsay 8 Kohler 2 Keison 8 Bohner 2 Bultstadf 2 North Summit Pact II McQueen 17 Arnold 6 Richms 13 Stevens 13 Bowen 2 W'Hiams 2 4 overtimes Spirits Afl Times MST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pti GF GA REGION nine Wasatch al GranisviHe 730 om Lehi at Morgan 7 JO pm North Summit at Park City 730 om South Summit at Unton 7 30 pm REGION ELEVEN St Joseph at Dugwav 4 15 pm Manila at Mount Vernon 60m Wenoover at Rich 4 (5 om Practice Games Richfield at Cedar City 7 30 om San Juan at Pine View 7 30 pm Box EW at Skv View I30rm Ogden at Lavton 7 30 pm Bountiful at West Jordan 7 30 om Turnovers Penalties Cost Hurricanes Continued From NHL Standings Basketball - 1 d 95'4 and Brigham Young finished third with 9416 points Weber State took sixth place with a 56 '4 point performance The Cougars claimed three individual winners as Chris Brown won title John Kolhs triumphed at 167 and Jim Neilson the claimed the heavyweight crown The Aggies' Scott Cook emerged victorious at 150 stopping Brown's Bryce Hill In overtime — Compiled bv Tribune Staff 2) At 15 Rf"s The Utah Mite hockey team won on eight-teatournament at San Diego over the holidays claiming the title with a upset victory over Ontorlo Calif In the championship In the tournament's opening game Utah which lost to Ontario in the second round and qualiround went on to halt Phoenix fied tor the title game with a victory over Norwalk Calif In the semifinals The Utah win In the championship game handed Its first loss In two years The Utah All Stars were led bv Josh Savage and Ben Holt offensively while Christopher Pike Justin Pedockie and Curtis Miller anchored the defense along with standAll three of the state's malor out goalie Raymon Busboom college wrestling teams were In action at Honolulu at the third onnual Hawaiian Collegiate Wrestling Invitational and all came owav with Impressive performances Army won the tournament with 14k points but a strong Utah State team took second with 2 6 NFL Playolfs Nf York Wasnmflton Pro Golf: At Fort Myers Fla Hale Irwin carded five birdies on the back nine Frldav to move Into a he with Scott Verplank otter two rounds of the $250000 FILA Invitational Irwin who started the 68 for a two-rouday three strokes off the pace shot a At Carmel Valiev Calif total of 137 Verplank shot a 71 In a round marred only bv his first bogey of the tournament Ken 64 Frldav to move Into first place In the Green shot a 5250000 Spalding Invitational Green In seventh ploce after two e lead over Al Geiberger alone In second rounds takes o event place Into Saturday's final round of the non-toLocally: Results of Friday's NCAA western region statom at Park City and cross country at West Yetirwstone Mont At West Yetowstone Women's 3x5 K Rotov Utah 68 26 2 Alaska Fairbanks 68 56 3 5 New Colorado 6957 4 Wyoming No ?me Mexico 7206 6 Men's 3x10 K Retoy Utah 90 17 2 New Mexico 90 43 3 Utah s 2nd team 9? 17 4 Wyoming 92 ?1 $ 93 03 Colorado 6 No Alaska Anchorage s no lime time 7 Relay Team Totals Utah 92 2 (tit) Colorado 57 Wyoming 50 57 New Mexico 57 5 Pro Football 117 Sonics 107 SEATTLE (107) 26 McDaniel Chambers 21 L'Ster 0 0 4 E'S II 23 4 7 76 McMillan 0 0 ?? 2 Young II Johnson 0 0 0 Lucas 7 9 7 4 6 S'anshury ) 2 2 2 4 Pueios 2 2 4 Totals id Pro Basketball: The board of directors of the Continental Basketball Association unanimously approved Friday the move of the Jackson Jets to Biloxi Miss the league said “Biloxi Is a first-rat- e community that has expressed an Interest In professional CBA Commissioner Carl Scheer said from his Denver office BYU 75 CSU 67 (OT) NCAA Western Skiing 26 31 116 t (Dembo Goa's Wyoming Fox 1) Utah (Gondrezick 5 Connor I) Steals Wyoming 7 (C)embo 3 Sommers Dent 1) U'ah 4 (Madison Fox Bovd VanMaren 2 Gondrezick 1) Blocks Wyoming I (Leckner 1) Uah 4 Gondrezick Springs 71 (Smith Technical Fouto Springs Tate J McDaniel S Reynolds Officials Attendance 1)017 t - 006) Intfiana 652 7 - 116 Clippers 106 LA CLooers 66 - II 9 10 19 7 3 18 Maxwell 10 7 6 0 4 Drew 3 Woodson 25 Valentine 5 9 3 3 13 N'mphius 17 4 2 Fields 2 2 Gordon i 4 Daitev 2 4 6 Totals 43 87 18 ?1 106 INDIANA 1116) 3 4 29 18 Person Tisdale 8 13 9 17 13 ?9 Fleming Shpanovtch 10 15 9 Verhoe-veRichardson 3 8 0 0 6 Long 4 10 0 ? 4 4 Mav 7 Dre'iing 0 Russett 2 7 4 Brooks 3 7 Totals Cage Beniamin 1220 0 0 Utah r - 105 20 30 107 has lost 9 ? Totals 118 WASHINGTON (101) 0 17 Jones 0 M Cattedye Matone 17 21 J Malone M 2 Whattev RoundhekJ 2 2 10 Bd 6 Cook Williams n 19 2 Murphy 0 0 Adams 0 Totals 36 68 101 33 13 35 Atanta 36 24 16 Wastongton t 2 Fouled Rebourvis-Atia- nia 63 (Rooms 1?) ma Washington 58 (Williams 12) 25 (Rivers 12) Washington 23 (Whatley 6) 7k Washington 7k a — Total touts— Atlanta 80 129 Nets 128 Coitms Pistons WIHis WiMman 5 5 27 Battle 4 McGee 13 4 Levngston Carr 0 Wilson 0 0 Hastings Rivers Rockets 114 Nuggets 0)000 1 1 2 30 6 Cleve- 61 CHICAGO (99) 4 Oak-eCureton 2 6 6 10 16 0 Paxson 2 Waiters 17 Jordan 13 31 5 Corime? 4 0 34 Turner 4 Threat 6 Benks?-0 0 4 Sellers 6 8 24 14 Brown 0 Mye 99 Totals 39 9? BOSTON (113) 9 9 29 Bird 13 37 McHale 15 Johnson Parish 9 Amge 0 0 15 Sichtng 0 0 4 Roberts 7 Dave 2 Kite 0 0 0 Totals 4? 75 Chicago Boston 101 Total 51 Celtics 113 Bulls 99 Tribune Wire Services Vinnie Johnson scored 14 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter Friday night lifting the Detroit Pistons to their fourth straight NBA victory a 12P 12K decision over the New Jersey Nets at Pontiac Mich Detroit has won 15 of its last 18 games New Jersey which had won its previous two games is 8 21 worst in the Kastern Conference Two Johnson jump shots and a basket by Isiah Thomas gave Detroit whit h led bv points on several occasions a lead with 03 left A jumper by Johnson 5 seconds later gave the Pistons a lead Bill Laimbeer stole a pass from Kevin McKenna with 27 seconds left Thomas then made a field goal and Joe Humors added two free throws to end the Nets' hopes field goals by Ieon Wood and McKendespite three-poin- t na in the final 12 seconds Warriors 115 Kings 109: At Oakland Calif Joe Rarry Carroll scored 35 points as the Golden State Warriors d foaled Sacramento the Kings' fourth consecutive loss 123-12- isma 12 Koncak - 131 Hawks 118 Bullets Wilkins Rollins MILWAUKEE (91) IB 0 Revnokh Cummtnys 0 14 Preswv 15 Hod9- S'Kmj 7 5 Pierce 26 MoHeik' 0 Breuer 3 6 9 4 Smith 0 Totals 18 25 91 CLEVELAND (641 8 Williams Hubbard 9 14 7 Daugherty 6 12 Bagiev 3 II 7 24 Prce Haroer 3 Wes' 10 Turam 2 6 2 5 McCray 0 2 4 Newman 0 10-0 totals 32 87 18 14 84 Milwaukee 21 24 17 29 91 CleveUnd 26 18 20 2- 0- 84 lhree-pom- i Bagiev Haroer Fouled Rebounds— Milwaukee 66 ISHima 181 Cleveland 62 (Williams land 505 17 ATLANTA (1)8) - Pistons Slip Past Nets Capture 4th Straight 155 Sues 118 PHOENIX (118) 13 17 Sanders Pmcknev 68 15 Davis - )4 s 6 17 HumphAdams Gondrezick 4 Bedford ries 17 8 Hornecek 9 Galltson 10 4 Addison 3 Vanos 18 Totals LA LAKERS (155) 20 18 Green 8 12 Worthy 15 Johnson 14 19 4 4 32 Abdul Jabbar 3 0 6 Coooer 16 Rambis Scof 2 2 Thompson 5 8 0 10 Matthews 13 I? 4 Bnckowskl 4 Branch D7 155 0 0 2 Tote's Smrek 34 26 37 Phoenix 47 42 36 LA Lakers 2 Gondrezick t 55 Pouted out— None Rebounds-Phoe(Gattison 8) LA Lakers 50 (Green 12) 28 (Humphries 7) LA Lakers 26 L A 4? (Johnson 14) Total Lakers 74 Technicals— Aodul- - Jabber Brick owskt (elected) Gondrezick (eiecled) Matthews (elected) Los Angeles illegal defense 2 A— Wyoming Free Throw Percentage 115 Kings 109 SACRAMENTO (109) 0 6 18 Thoroe Tyler 30 3 3 15 Theus Thompson 3 6 Kleme Smith Wilson 310 0 15 Otberdlng 12 7 Johnson 6 16 0 Seope 0 Rogers 9 Pressiev 0 0 0 Totals 2228 109 GOLDEN STATE 015) 8 Carroll 6 L Smh Ballard 15 ?? 35 Flovd 4 I 8 8 18 Mutln 9 Moss 2 3 02 4 19 Higgins 10 C Smith 6 Teagie ? 0 0 Washburn 0 Totals Junior Hockey: At Prague Czechoslovakia The United States defeated the Soviet Union 42 Frldav to set up a chance for the Americans to capture the bronze medal In the World Junior Hockey Championships On Sunday the Americans will plov Sweden a 43 loser to Canada on Friday The Canadians currently are record and one point ahead of the United In third place with a But the Canadians play the Soviet Union on Sunday States and victories bv both the United States and the Soviet Union would tournament limitgive the Americans third place In the eight-teaed to plovers under 20 years old Red Wings 2 NorStars Mick Ri'ev seven Anderson yds 5 iron With Cen Winyet Spalding Golf 1 01 6 Sabres 135 5 - CARMEL VALLEY Calif (AP) scores Friday In Ihe 1250 000 Spalding invtfttipnai golf tournament ptoved on the ) Pebbto Beach Carmel Valiev Country Club end nar70 Carme' Vatev Ranch courses 203 Ken Green Al Geiberger 69207 Jen Stephenson 207 Duffy Wak)or 207 George Archer Ron Steffen 66 68 7- 3- 207 Mark Catcavecch'a 208 Lenme Clements Bob Eastwood Jaeckat Barry Patty Sheehan Don Pootev Dave Stockton 68 Mark Lve Gary McCord Peter Oosterhu's 12 Jut Inkster Willie Wood Dan Halldofson Andy North Charlie Gibson Rav Armno Larry Z'egiff Bob Gilder - Minnesota 0 0- -2 Detroit First Period— I 13 Detroit Yzerman 12 33 (Ogrodnlck Veiich) Second Penod- -2 Detroit Yzerman 14 (Ogrodnick Shedden) 933 3 Minnesota Acton 7 (Graham Nilsson) 17 43 oo) Third Period— None Snots on goal— Minnesota Detent Power ptov Oooortunities-Minnes- ota of 3 Detroit 0 of 2 GoatiesMinnesota Takko 17 shots-1saves) Detroit Stefan (?9 ?B) Jets No 3 Latest Line I WlnntPM -8 J t 0 Buffalo -3 First Period— Buffalo Andrevchuk 11 14! too) 2 Winmoeg (Creighton Tucker) PRO FOOTBALL (NFL) 12 55 Hawerchuk 25 (Smatt MacLean) NY jets Second Period— 3 Winmoeg Hamel 12 CLfcVELANO 7 7 (Merois Carivie) 15)7 (pp) 4 Winmoeg CHICAGO Washington Neutetd 8 (Boschman Berry) 1543 (Sunday) Third Period— 5 Buffalo Tucker 9 (Hous-leSan Frani too 3 NY GIANTS New England 4 Logan) 458 6 Buffalo Fobgno 1) (PayOENVER 7 ment Ramsev) 8 16 (dp) Winmoeg MaPRO BASKETBALL (NBA) cLean 16 (Steen Hamet) 9 02 8 Winnipeg I? 19 9 MacLean 17 (Hawerchuk Berry) Wmmoeg Boschman 9 (Neued Elliott) 1648 Shots on Buf faio Oowtunities-Wmnio- Power-pta- 4 Buffalo of 2 Reddick saves) 1 eg of 5 Buffalo Barasso (25 shot-?- (44 38) A— 11903 Bruins 7 Devils 2 4 1 2- -7 Boston New Jersey 0 2 0- -2 First Period— Boston Bvecs (Miner Carter) 642 2 Boston M'ddle'on 9 (Pedersen) 775 3 Boston Markwert 3 (Bourooe) 10 4 Boston (McCarthy Bouroue) 1954 (oo) Boston Larson 8 4 53 Second Penod- -5 Home team in CAPS Adams 13 (Bnckiev (oo) 6 New Jersey Suiliman) 1143 7 New Jersey Johnson 9 (Verbeek Vetischek) & Third Penod- -8 Boston 6 Johnston (Mark wart kasoerj 635 9 Boston Simmer 11 (Bourque 1740 (po) McCarthy) 18 Shots on New Jersey 7 azn — Tenms The Juntof International 3 of 6 ESPN (Cabte-TV- ) Powerpiay Ooportumties-Bost- on New Jersey 0 of 4 — )W0 Ptavoff Jets a Goa'ws-BosRanford (23 hot-?- l Brown Channel ? 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