| Show "H" I’ 4D The Salt Lake Tribune January Thursday 'p i m -" -- -w u ''J“'' u n " UH j nipi mill n qi ia p g p e Mt Union 84 Muskingum 56 Marietta 39 Northern St 77 Jamestown 70 Oberlin 106 Case Western 83 Ohio U 80 Kent St 78 Ohio Wesievan 110 Wooster 77 Olivet 75 Kalamazoo 72 Otterbem 80 Heidelberg 59 Purdue 86 Minnesota 59 St Ambrose 92 Grand View 76 SI John's Minn 72 SI Oiaf 66 SI Louis 82 Florida A&M 65 St Mary's Mich 84 SW Baptist Mo 63 SE Missouri Tabor 68 St Mary's Kan 56 Upper Iowa 96 Clarke 70 Standings All Times MST Eastern Conference l M IK)TO I' i by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds WERE'5 1UC IWCKY PART TALKIM6 TMC Kl75 1 RcCRUI- M4ll t p Tank McNamara 15 1987 Tribune Sports Scoreboard NBA Expanded - - EC? ’ EREPU 1 C0A04EP AT PlAYltOG fOf? M6 HERE VHOE-fo- Pro Hockey IHL Standings East DMston for will the Bureau Chamber City Park Sunday Dick Dougherty lead an intermediate ski tour into Mineral information SnowmoMe Races Fork wilt lead a 5 the Teton Valiev Saturdav-Sunda- y Jim Catlin Jan mile east of W Illinois 97 N Illinois 90 will host snowmobile races lengthy Henry Mountains Ski Tour Register W Michigan 62 Ball St 60 by Jan 16 Driggs Idaho Phone Dave Foster 208 wilt be Westmar 92 Dordt 87 for Information Jan 31 a beginner nordic ski class 87 77 held at Campground in Big CottonThe Utah Ski SALT LAKE CITY (AP) & 91 Benedictine 88 wood Canyon Phone Wall Haas 5341262 Association reported the following conditions Utah WMemess Benefit Wittenberg 61 Capital 56 Two points are awarded for a victory one at the state's ski resorts: Schedule Wednesday Thursday's SOUTHWEST Saturday at 8 pm Salt Lake's Disgusting point to each team for a lie an overtime or Kansas at 5 am — College Basketball Arkansas 62 Rice 54 Brothers Band is staging a rock 'n roll benefit shootout winner receives two points and the Alta— 75 total no new ESPN (Cable-T93 Austin Coll 80 for the Utah Wilderness Association to the Oklahoma — loser receives one point which is designated to Beaver Mountain— 29 total no new 6 pm College basketball LSU at AlaCrafts Building al Utah Stale Fairgrounds Memphis St 59 Oral Roberts 58 the OL column: Brian Head— 52 total no new ) USA bama Oklahoma City 76 Cent St Okla 69 Admission is $5 advance Phone Wednesday's Games Brighton— 70 total no new 7 pm Wake Forest CoHege Basketball Granfto School District Poofs Phillips 67 School of the Ozarks 65 Saginaw 3 Indianapolis Deer Valiev— 37 total no new (Cabie-TV- ) NC State ESPN at Stephen F Austin 91 Prairie View A&M 62 Open plunge and lap swimming hours have Fort Wayne 5 Muskegon 3 HoUv-- 29 total no new Mt NBA Basketball 7:30 pm Jazz at Suns Texas Christian 57 So Methodist 53 been established for Granite School District Flint 4 Kalamazoo 3 OT total no new Elk Meadows-- 30 KLUB CotTexas Tech 56 Baylor 50 Salt Lake 5 Peoria 2 swimming pools For information phone: 30 total no new Nordic Valley— 7:30 pm Montana Big Sky Basketball Cyprus tonwood High Trinity Texas 107 Concordia Lutheran 90 Thursday's Game total no new Park Citv-- 37 KNKK-AKSOS-Fat and State Weber (1067) FAR WEST Granite Olympus Flint et Milwaukee Granger total no new Park West-- 41 (800) Cruz 96 Dominican 83 Skyline Taylorsville 1 3 Friday's Games total no new Powder Mountain-- 63 7:30 pm PCAA Basketball Utah State Chico St 67 Sacramento St 66 Granite District pools are also available Milwaukee at Fort Wayne 31 Snowbasin-no new total New Jersey -3 Fresno State KBLQ-A(1390) Colorado SI 71 Air Force 68 for for rent by any large group for $25 per at Saginaw at Muskegon Snowbird-- 53 total T new 0- -1 7:30 pm WAC Basketball 0 Hawaii at Chicago E New Mexico 86 Sul Ross St 52 hour Kalamazoo at Indianapolis Solitude-- 68 total no new First Period— New Jersey Sulliman 17 (910) Utah KALL-AIdaho 55 £ Washington 45 Peoria at Salt Lake 7:30 pm Utah Tennis Sundance— 30 total T new WAC Basketball (Adams Daneyko) 11:59 7:35 pm San Diego Saturday is the deadline for entering the State at BYU Second Period- -2 New Jersey MacL-ea- n (1160) Margaret Hopkins Memorial Tennis Tourna19 (Brickley Driver) 7:22 3 Chicago Otczvk 70 48 9 pm Yachting The America's Cup 2 5 Snow deoth to inches refers to unpacked 7 (for juniors) and Feb ment Jan 7 (Lavarre) 827 4 New ) ESPN Brickley 6 Jersey BROOKLYN COLL (48) e snow at New snow refers to snow 0 1 -1 (for adults) Praia 15:51 (Wolanin MacLean) 1OJ0 pm 2 11 12 Gregov College Basketball San Diego within Grady the last 24 hours is the deadline for entering the 1 I 3—5 Saturday Salt Period-None Lika Third St at BYU Channel 11 0 2 2 Kilpatrick Weinstein 16 7 Jan Senior Warmup Tennis TournaFirst Period- -1 Salt Lake Brant 8 (unasShots on goal -- New Jersey 1 3 Laing 4 J Shurina Petwav ment at the Sporls Man sisted) 1:22 Penalties— Turnbull SLC (cross Chicago 2 2 0 0 Fonianetta 0 0 Blumenreich 0 Phone the Utah Tennis Association 1:40 Fiieev SLC (hooking) 431 Power-pla- y checking) Opportunities— New Jersey 0 0 9 5 0 Totals 0 0 0 Mustafich 0 for information Turnbull VecchiareHi Peo (slashing) Of 4 Chicago 0 of 6 offered The Atlanta Falcons 48 Outdoor Lectures 18:57 SLC Verbeek SLC (high sticking) Goalies— New Jersey Chevrier (47 shots five-yeST JOHN'S (70) Donohue of UCLA their coaching position This month's 7 pm free lecture series at 16:57 46 sticking) (high saves) Chicago Sauve 4 1 18 Baldi 3 II Jones Glass football of total control 122 million REI E Brickyard Road includes: S3 operation Second Period— 2 Peoria Weiss 4 (Rezan-sotA— 15461 15 S Shurina 6 0 6 Jackson Down Under on Australian to confirm the Wednesday 5:30 3 Salt Lake DeGrto 4 (Morrison owner Rankin Smith Sr could not be Referee— Don Koharski Linesmen— Ray 11 4 4 Broadnex 00 5 Hempel Rock by climbers Merrill Bitter and Stuart 18:05 Penalties— None Scapinelio Marti Vines 0 Thr but Atlanta 1 Journal 0 been 0 Fitzpatrick had 0 Totals Harrison) Brust 2 offer Wednesday Ruckman Third Period— 4 Salt Lake Hewitt 11 70 In Los Donahue would give the Falcons by 28 to Backcountrv Jan Introduction Morrison 27 :14 5 Salt Lake (Ferguson) Halftime— St John's 32 Brooklyn Coll 23 Julie Oliver confirmed Donahue 7 (Adev) Safety 5:24 6 Peoria Angeles Donahue's Simpson (Francis) 3 Three-poi(Kilpatgoals— Brooklyn Coll is a roundup of Utah recreation news Here Phone for Information 13:25 7 Salt Lake Morrison 28 (Francis Donahue 42 coached the with the Smiths on T 2 St John's rick (Jack-so- n J Shurina If you have an item you want published in this Baskefbal Penalties— Dirk Peo (high stick6 In UCLA Bruins for 11 compiling H Broadnex H) Fouled out— None section write to Recreation Editor PO Box Central City Community 8:48 Dirk Peo ing) (fighting) 8:48 Brant Rebounds-BrookColl 26 (Grady 0 Paclflc-17) St to titles Rose Bruins 867 Salt Lake City Utah 84110 or call history He led Center 1615 S 300 E is hosting a men's SLC (high sticking) 8:48 Brant SLC (fightColl 7 John's 46 (Jones 13) News In no Skiing RunningNordk but basketball tournament Bowl victories coaching Entry fee Is $50 per Neill 8:48 Peo (high slicking) (Kilpatrick 3) St John's 14 (Jackson 8) Total ing) events include: Saturday's teem Phone o 15:08 of one SLC Neill Hazeltine Mott Peo Hooey (fighting) foul- s- Brooklyn Coll 18 SI John's 16 A— Industrial Supply 50 and 25 Mile Series 5 Hoop Shoot (fighting) In the past 6008 San Francisco 49ers stricken with Lou Gehrig's The annual Elks lodge Salt and 25 milers start at 10 a m at Oouirrh Hills Shots on Goal — Peoria Hazeltlne's death two has died the Middle School 12949 S 2700 West Riverton hoop shoot is scheduled for Saturday Jan 17 Lake 85 61 is $5 The even! begins at at the Murray girls' and boy's club at 244 Vine of running back Gory Lewis setback In month after the Peoria Einwechter (26 shots 21 Entry fee Goalies 11 am Both events are sponsored by IndustriDUKE (85) Street ailof for the saves) Salt Lake Heinz (24 shots 22 saves) al Supply and the Salt Lake Track Club 6 20 King 4 5 Smith 3 and Ferry Ages are Registration Power Play Opportunities — Peoria Western Carolina University bv Bob Waters football Wasatch Citizens Series Cross Country Ski 2 17 Strickland 512 6 8 Amaker will start at noon with the hoop shoot at Salt Lake 2 pm 1960s in at 11 am at Wasatch Mountain who has who was 49er 3 2 18 Nessley 4 6 7 Prizes will be awarded to the top three finishSnyder Referee — Dave Jackson Linesmen — race begins State Park Entry fee is $6 Contact White Pine ers Winners will advance to the district chamthe coinc3 Burgin of Brickev 2 Abdelnabv lost the use of both Robbie Larson and Jim Tedesco Ski Touring Center or the Guideworks for pionship Jan 24 Times and dales for the 0 0 0 0 0 Goodman 0 Totals A 2777 of NFL from three idence developing the information 85 regional and nationals have yet to be — formally called lateral (ALS) — Next week's events Include: Wasatch MARYLAND (61) determined clue to Its origin Overland cross country ski race 22 years might provide ultimately Its 5 Hood 22 For further Dickerson Allen information contact from Brighton to Park City starting at 9 am 9 Johnson defensive ext 278 or Holmes at Lewis and John Paul Young was or 58 9 McCoy 6 WALES CONFERENCE Phone Wasatch Touring for infor1 10 Reyes 6 Powell 7 0 Bobby Martinez were hired by new Kansas City Chiefs Coach other Patrick Division mation Color Counlry 131 mile half marathon 0 0 Nevin 0 Karver 3 0 0 Nared 0 BormevAe Bkvde Tour 20 Walt Corey who Gansz Young In St George phone 0 0 9 0 Worslell 61 Jan 31 Kamas Combination Ski8ike Tour 0 Totals for the defensive with Kansas City to The Utah Runner Aerobic Sports and FitHalftime— Duke 45 Maryland 36 Three-poistarts at 10 a m Phone Lou Meiini is 1987 ness now Race Schedule available Bills Ed Beckman to Chiefs 3 Gansz named Buffalo Strickgoals-DSun Valev Cross Country Skiing (Amaker Phone for information The Sun Valiev Cross Country Ski Associaland 5 Ferry Snyder Billie Mathews to coach Maryland 2 the special backfield and Winter Games Utah 1 2 10 (Hood 24 Lewis tion Box 1806C Ketchum Idaho 83340 has Johnson McCoy the line Don Lawrence Coach Utah Winter Games action continues 7 Fouled out— King Smith Rebounds— trail map and guide published a free PurBillie Matthews left Thursday Hockey at Cottonwood Heights Indianapolis Colts amid Duke 43 (Ferry 19) Maryland 36 (Lewis 9) Snowbird Wtotorfest Ice Rink Coach Leon Burtnett would loin the NFL club's staff Snowbird s "Soaring to New Heights" Jan Joe Assist- s- Duke 21 (Ferry 7) Maryland 10 at Cottonwood Ice Friday Hockey Heights 5 Winterfest celebration begins Saturday (Johnson 3) Total fouls— Duke 23 Maryland os coach of new Walton was given New York Rink Figure skating at Bountiful Recreation 25 with a dual giant slalom race sponsored by the n the collapse of his Center Austrian Trade Commission Activities also Saturday Figure skating at Bountiful Reinclude ski movies torchlight parade adven86 59 Right-handcreation Center Giant slalom alpine races at ture lectures Orel Hershiser who won $1 snow sculptures broomball MINNESOTA (59) Snowbird (Masters) Sohtude (Junior and competitions and Utah Winter Games events million contract In arbitration filed for process 4 10 Coffey Burlon 03 0 0 Smith Deer Vailey (Recreational) Amateur) Phone for details for the associaWednesday for 1987 o 8 0 4 16 Woods 6 Zurcher (High School) Mr Ms Metro Body BuVding 100 maior 0 0 14 Wition said More until 12:01 6 Hanson Friday Gaffney Sunday Slalom races at Snowbird (MasJan 24 the Central City Multipurpose 0 0 0 Shikenlanski lliams 00 0 Lewis to file for salary On Monday both and Amateur) submit ters) Solitude (Junior Cewnler 615 S 300 East and Salt Lake Coun8 59 3 Totals Monday Awards dinner for Utah All Stars to owners to the ty Recreation are sponsoring a Mr and Ms association figures the PURDUE (86) Jackson ica Fishing Derby Metro Body Building Contest starting at noon will then Relations Committee An Independent 6 14 Arnold 19 Mitchell Lee the Jackson Hole Ice Fishing Entry fee is $15 for contestants and $3 for Saturday Also 13 6 6 5 8 Lewis Bob Kearney Stephens filing pitcher Mike Moore Derby begins at Palisades Reservoir Derby spectators Phone 4 1 2 10 K Jones 6 2 T Jones to at is and first Ken of of Seattle As Jeeps headquarters Alpine Wyo Phelps Wednesday evening Austria Ski Conditions 4 4 Berning 6 Stack Fisher the fisherman who catches this year's biggest For those planning a trip to Austria the had filed including eight of the 139 eligible for 2 0 0 2 2 Brugos 0 Scheffler fish gets a Pioneer fund account worth $20842 latest conditions at 28 Austrian ski resorts are American Wade champion batting League Boggs of Boston Last 86 Totals af maturity The derby begins Saturday 6 am available in Los 9 5 to from am Angeles pm e 45 Minnesota 28 Three-poimillion He lost and Wednesday's Games to 6 pm and Sunday 6 am to 6 pm Register Boggs filed asking given $135 by phoning 213 Hartford 3 Boston I 3 Purat any Anglers Inn or at Jeeps in Alpine (Hanson A million Giamatti of the National League Kayak Pool Sessions Montreal 3 Buffalo 3 tie Lewis 2 due 9 (Lee 3 Stephens Is no In to Feb 17 Tuesday nights from 7 to Sierra Oub Outings pm Winnipeg 4 Pittsburgh 3 Fouled out— Coffey Stack 1 Berning there will be open pool sessions for kayakers Sati Lake Group In collusion not to sign baseball's Minnesota 3 Toronto 2 22 Total Purdue 14 Rev some The fee is there will be a vurt ski practice wanting 1 3 New Chicago Jersey bounds— Minnesota 27 (Shikenianski 5) Pur$3 Phone tour of Idaho's Porlneuf Mountains The $80 for Information NY Rangers 8 Calgary 5 10 due 36 (Mitchell 8) Auburn University football Coach Sena ton Ski Cup trip requires intermediate or advanced beginLos Angeles 4 Vancouver 0 (Lewis 6) Purdue 25 (Lewis 5) Technicals-No- ne the school adopt new ner skiing ability Limited to eight skiers Dye will and Saturday there will be 14 US policy Friday A— 14123 Senators competing in first Senators Ski Cup attento have “normal all student would phone Rob Jones 5211610 by Jan 11 for on run at Pick Park Contact 'n the information Shovel City registration to be eligible for competition a sold The deci66 56 Kings 4 Canucks 0 73 75 Vancouver 0 0 0- -0 Los Anodes 0 -4 First Period- -1 Los Angeles Kennedy 5 (Nichoiis) 10:19 Second Period-No- ne Third Period- -2 Los Angeies Sykes 2 (McKenna Bourne) 2:50 3 Los Angeies Sykes 3 (Hardy Bourne) 3:32 4 Los Angeles Dionne 17 (McKenna Robitaille) 7 59 Shots on Los Angeles Power-pla- y Opportunities— Vancouver 0 of 4 Los Angeies 0 of 5 Goalies— Vancouver Brodeur (34 shofs-3- 0 saves) Los Angeles Melanson A— 9010 Referee— Dan Marouelll Linesmen— Ryan Bozak Leon Stickle Devils - Radio TV - - - - Blackhawks 12 - - St John's Brooklyn - Rivermen Eagles - Pro Football contract and Team Recreation Roundup reportedly have a the team's reached reported an answer Thursday head Terry made secretary has uesday an record the best years and three three the has experience theprofesslonal linebacker three Former ranks disease team announced a years was a death cause the rare and mysterious a desperate search coach at ment Waters the early a quarterback arms because the disease hopes same team the players sclerosis ailment amyotrophic a and after coordinator named cure coaches three succeeds Frank resigned after become coordinator years former player teams the coach to coach Assistant defensive the reports former due contract a the Jets team despite had met Duke Wednesday’s Games Boston 117 Dallas 108 Philadelphia 96 Atlanta 93 Washington 118 New Jersey 100 - Detroit 104 Ceveland 87 LA Clippers 123 Denver 105 Seattle 130 San Antonio 104 NHL Standings Thursday’s Games Milwaukee at Atlanta 5:30 pm Washington at Indiana 5:30 pm Houston at Chicago 6:30 pm Utah at Phoenix 7:30 pm Golden St at LA Lakers 8:30 pm Portland at Sacramento 8:30 pm Friday’s Games at Boston 5:30 pm Cleveland Houston at Detroit 6 pm Dallas at Milwaukee 7 pm Denver at Seattle 8:30 pm Clippers at Golden St 9 pm Purdue SAN ANTONIO Berry Gilmore 7 Sundvotd Dawkins 0 4 Jones Hawks 96 ATLANTA (93) Wilkins 1026 27 Willis 93 11 6 Rivers 4 0 4 Wiltman 26 0 2 4 Levingston 18 Williams 3 18 Koncak McGee 0 0 93 Carr 0 Totals PHILADELPHIA (96) 24 1 3 Barkley Hinson 0 0 6 6 McCormick Erving 8 6 19 16 Ruland Cheeks Free 0 17 5 Colter 0 Wingate 0 5 96 Totals 26 21 26 93 Atlanta 24 24 31 17 96 PMadetphia 2 Wilkins Riv! ers Barkiev Fouled out— None Redounds— Atlanta 42 (Wilks 13) Philadelphia 4 (Barkley 20) Assists— Atlanta 19 (Rivers 9) Philadelphia 21 (Cheeks 9) Total fouls— Atlanta 23 Technicals-Atla- nta 23 Coach Philadelphia A— Frateiio Philadelphia illegal defense 16355 Rollins 4 2 - Celtics Mavs 117 Adeiphi 87 CLEVELAND (17) 14 10 Williams Hubbard 10 712 23 Harper Daugherty 10 0 Newman 412 Turpin Bagiev 5 0 3 8 West 8 0 Ehk 0 87 4 Totals McCrav DETTOIT (104) ?2 26 Green Dantley 13 22 10 Dumars Laimbeer 20 Johnson 10 Salley Thomas 0 2 0 0 Rodman 0 Nevitt 0 2 Totals 0 McQuee Taylor 0 104 - 19 27 27 14 67 Cleveland 31 26 22 Detroit Fouled out— None Rebounds— Cleveland 61 (Daugherty 16) Detroit 52 (Green 13) Assists— Cleveland 16 (Harper 5) Detroit 26 (Thomas 12) Total fouls— Cleveland 23 Dedefense troit 27 Techmcais-Detr- oit illegal Dantlev West A— 12410 Bullets 118 Nets 100 15 6 Wash- 12 21 Bailey 2 0 10 Totals 100 WASHINGTON (111) 0 10 Jones M 7 M Cattedge 17 1H1 21 J Malone Malone 3 5 Vincent 55 11 J Whatley 13 13 5 Cook Adams Williams 0 3 11 Bol 4 Murphy 116 6TolalS 32 18 25 New Jersey 34 29 29 Washington 2 Three-poiFouled out— B Wiliams Rebounds— New Jersey 45 (B Williams 10) Washington 44 (J Williams 9) Assists— New Jersey 35 (Wood M) Washington 26 (Whatley 6) Total touts— New Jersey 17 Techmcals-N- ew 25 Washington Jersey Coach Wool 123 flippers Nuggets 105 DENVER (105) 5 5 English 1525 39 Schaves 0 3 Dunn 0 Lever Cooper 2 4 IS Hanilik 6 6 Evans 18 6 4 9 Walker Rasmussen 6 Alar 1 0 2 4 Totals 0 Martin 105 CUPPERS (123) LA Fields Cage 15 Woodson 6 min 2 16 Nimphius 1 Drew 7 tine 13 3 6 9 Maxwell Gordon 0 0 0 2 Kempton 0 Totals Whitt 22 6 6 12 Benia20 Valen5 6 1 123 7 Denver 30 22 24 32 30 36 2 Engbsh LA Clppers Legoah— Evans ReFouled out— Rasmussen ver Gordon bounds— Denver S3 (Rasmussen 9) Los An gats 52 (Cage Bentamm 10) Assists— Denver 19 (Lever 5) Los Angeles 23 (Valentine $) Total fouls— Denver 42 Los Angeles 28 Tectintcats-BemaLos Angeles coach Catty A— 6948 Three-oo- Utah Winter Games HCMV HMi SdiMl CMHOT Fast Nor 12 Wt DMtton Sra (Fxxrtout) I WU S 7 6 Corbin 5 88 Mollov 47 s 108 West Liberty 92 Babson 103 Plymouth St 91 Bethany W Va 92 Wash & Jeff 75 Bryant 69 Springfield 61 Carnegie Mellon 83 Thiel 81 Charleston W Va 128 BluefiekJ St 102 Clarion 82 Pill Bradford 77 Cotbv 57 S Maine S3 Duke 85 Maryland 61 Edmboro 82 Penn Si Behrend 66 Franklin & Marshall 63 Elizabethtown 62 Gannon 89 Queens Colt 83 Geneva 49 John Carroll 41 Grove City 62 Hiram 59 78 Jersey City St 104 Kings Point 62 Vassar 60 Lehigh 80 Hofstra 68 LeMovne 85 Mansfield 66 Lock Haven 94 Bloomsburg 85 Lvcoming 38 Albright 36 Manhattanvilte 102 New Paultz SI 100 Md Balt Countv 84 West Chester 61 Merrimack 103 Bentley 51 Millersville 90 East Stroudsburg 61 Mt St Mary's N Y 80 Randolph-Maco- - NEW JERSEY (100) 5 B Williams Turner 11 Brown Gmmski 9 0 6 4 6 Wootrioge ington 0 10 King 0 0 4 Wood 4 0 0 4 McKenna Coleman 15 Wednesday's Scores EAST 108 Cavs 8 17 6 College Three-Poi4 goais-AiSchrempf RePerkins Fouled out— None Harper bounds— Dallas 42 (Donaldson 21) Boston 56 22 (Harper 8) Bos(Bird 15) Assists-Dai- las ton 32 (Amge 8) Total fouls— Dallas 19 Boston 21 Technicals— Aguirre 2 (elected) Dallas o Coach Motta Dallas Assistant Coach 14890 McHale A- 104 6 Greenwood Robertson Thompson 0 Nealy 8 0 6 Totals Basketball 29 28 33 18—108 30 32 40 Pistons 4 SEATTLE (130) 11 6 Chambers McDaniel 14 0 7 32 Lisier Ellis McMillan Williams 9 0 10 John0 0 9 Lucas son 0 Young 11 6 Slansbury 8 Phelps 9 0 Schoene 130 BTotals 20 32 19 San Antonio 28 33 30 Seattle Three-poigoals-E- ilis 3 Fouled out— None Rebounds-S- an Antonio 59 (Berry 13) Seattle 71 (Lister 15) Assists— San Antonio 22 (Robertson 6) Seattle 33 (McMillan II) Total fouts-S- an Antonio 18 Seattle 22 117 6 12 20 DALLAS (108) 9 Perkins 29 Aguirre 7 6 13 16 Harper Donaldson 10 25 Schrempf Blackman 0 4 Wood 2 2 Wennington Davis 3 108 0 Totals BOSTON (117) 25 Bird 25 McHale 7 4 20 Amge 16 Johnson Parish 1 0 0 0 24 Kite 0 Sichling 0 0 7 Dave 1 Roberts 5 0 Totals Dalas Boston (104) 24 104 312 Minnesota Pro Baseball 5 Tilflri itii iWn4iiJ&iiiiJI5 tiAil than arbitration players their their Players' were decide and baseman plovers season Bartlett evidence owners are said there that College Football: Nix Jets (56) 10 3 Brown 6 6 Roth 9 2 14 0 9 16 Jenkins 10 While 0 Totals 56 Hausiev AUBURN (66) 8 Morris 10 Moore Jones 2 14 White 4 4 0 15 4 Ford 0 0 2 Davis 6 Howard 5 0 7 Lynn 6 Totals 66 33 35 Auburn Three-poigoals— Tennessee 8 (Brown 2 Roth 01 White 3 Jenkins Auburn Howard (Morris 2 White 3 Ford Davis Lvnn Fouled 27 (Nix 10) Auburn 38 9 (Brown 4) (Jones 11) Auburn 8 (While 3) Total fouls— Tennessee 12 A13 Auburn 7664 - Pittsburgh 87 Seton Hall A 85 PITTSBURGH (87) 7 18 15 Smith Lane Gore 11 Goodson 19 Aiken 8 0 0 11 4 0 11 Brookin 5 Carrigan 1 2 Maslek 0 0 Cooper Cavanaugh 0 2233 87 0 0 Totals SETON HALL (85) 6 4 3 Bryant 5 Walker Saliev 30 Greene 9 9 Mator 5 Morton 0 Long Coooer 0 11 7 15 Ramos Volcv 4 85 Totals 45 45 Hatttime-Set- on Hall Pittsburgh 9 Three-poi(Gore 01 goals— Pittsburgh Seton Hall 6 (Maior Goodson 3 Aiken Fouled out— Lane Smith Morton Volcv Rebounds— Bryant Cooper Saliev Pittsburgh 41 (Lane 12) Seton Hall 36 (Maior 6) Assists— Pittsburgh 16 (Gore Goodson 5) Seton Hall 17 (Morion 5) Total fouls— Pittsburgh 29 Seton Hall 27 A— 5061 H N Carolina 95 Virginia 80 4 Penguins 3 2 -4 Winnipeg 0 -3 Pittsburgh 15 Period- -1 Hamel First Winnipeg (Small) 6:25 Second Period- -2 Winnipeg Elletl 6 2:20 3 Winnipeg Steen 8 (Oiausson Elleif) 5:43 4 1031 Lonev 2 (Quinn Bodger) Pittsburgh (pp) Third Period— 5 Winnipeg Rooney 1320 6 Pittsburgh Duguav 5 (Simpson Bourque) 1702 7 Pittsburgh Quinn 15 (Cha-bSimpson) 1927 PittsShots on burgh v Power-piaOpportunities— Winnipeg 0 of of 5 2 Pittsburgh Berlhiaume (31 shots-2- 7 saves) Pittsburgh Meloche -1- 6033 Referee-B- Gauthier ob Hall Dan McCourl Sabres Linesmen-Ger- ard Canadiens 3 11(0-10 3 Montreal 3 2 Buffalo -3 Period- -1 Buffalo First 5 Armei (Creighton Reekie) 6 45 2 Buffalo Logan 4 (Kurvers Ruuttu) 805 3 Montreal Chelios 7 1236 (pp) Second Period— 4 Buffalo Logan 5 (Hous-le- v 1437 5 Montreal Kordic 2 Ruuttu) (Gainey Lator) 1640 Third Peood- -6 10 Montreal McPhee (Carson Chelios) 4:25 Overtime-None Penalty-Ree- kie But misconduct 4:15 111110-2—3- 4 Shots on Buffalo Power-pla- y Opportunities-Montr- of eal Buffalo 0 of 2 Goalies— Montreal Hayward saves) Buffalo Cloutier (3431) 2 (31 shols28 NORTH CAROLINA 9S 9 Wolf 17 Popson Reid Referee-Ke- rry Fraser Linesmen— Jim 15 K Smith 16 Lebo Christison Ron Finn 0 0 R 0 8 Smith 4 19 Hunter 5 Nor5 6 Williams 2 BuckneH 0 0 Henslev 0 0 Dennv wood 0 8 2 95 0 0 0 Tolas 0 Hvalt 0 1 3 VIRGINIA (80) Boston o 0 -1 2 21 M Kennedy A Kennedy Hartford 2 0 2 17 -3 17 4 Sheehev Morgan First Period— None 0 0 Blanks 6 Dyslin 1 Johnson Second Period— 14 Hartford Francis 3 5 1 Balls 2 1 Simms 4 Marlin (Anderson Murzvn) 205 2 Hartford Ander0 0 0 0 0 Metcalf 0 4 4 Cooke 0 13 (Dineen Francis) son 14 )0 80 Totals Third Period- -3 Hartford Dineen 20 (AnHalftime-No- rth Carolina 51 Virginia 37 derson Evason) 312 (pp) 4 Boston Milburv ! goals— North Carolina 7 (Lebo 4 (Neely Gradin) 15:2) Wolf 3 K Smith Virginia Shots on Hartford Fouled out— Non (Morgan 14 Sheehev rth Carolina 36 (Wod 9) Virgin Retxxjnds-NoPower-pla- y on Opoortumties-Bost0 of 3 rih Assists-NoCarolina ia 34 (A Kennedy 8) Hartford of 6 15 (K Smith 4) Virginia I! (Johnson 4) Total Goalies— Boston shots-3- 0 Keans (33 Techni18 17 Virginia fou- S- North Carolina saves) Hartford Liut cals— Reid A— 8200 A— 15126 Referee-De- nis Linesmen-GoMorel rd 77 94 Broseker Wayne Forsev FURMAN (77) 8 1 14 Moore 6 Castile Brooks 16 4 5 Conredv 2 0 6 Brown 0 2 0 3 16 4 25 Garrison Sims 0 0 Chur-ch- Minnesota 0 Smith Washington 2 1 0- -3 14 Totals 6 Reid 2 0 0- -2 Toronto 77 CLEMSON (94) 2 17 Grant 9 Jenkins Pryor 3 33 Tait 9 15 Marshall 0 13 0 Brown Middleton 0 6 Kincaid 0 Holstein Camooeil 0 Couch 2 0 Totals 94 an 37 Clemson 52 v (Castile 1 Brown Reid Clemson Tait Marshak 1 Middleton (Jenkins 4 Brown 01 Couch Fouled out— Moore Totaft fouls— Furman 16 Clemson 20 Rebounds— Furman 34 (Brooks 9) Clemson 36 (Grant 12) Assists— Furman 15 (Castile 8) Clemson 21 (Marshak 10) Technical— Furman coach Estes 91 Illinois This Week’s Fights Thursday At Seoul South Korea Park Chong Pal 15 tor Korea vs Lmdel Holmes Detroit Park's IBP super middleweight title: 11 fi NorStars Leafs f t n Toronto Vaive 13 Firs! Pertod- -1 Courtnall) 1:43 (pp) 2 Minnesota Wilson 10 (Roberts Ciccaretti) 401 3 Toronto Root 2 (Kolsopoulos P Ihnacak) 13:49 (pp) 4 Minnesota Ctccarelli 33 (Bellows Hartsburg) 1925 (pp) Minnesota Second Period- -5 MacLellan 17 (Musil Acton) 720 Third Penod-No- ne ToShots on ronto Power-pla- y Opportunities— Minnesota 1 of 5 Toronto 2 of 5 Goais— Minnesota Beauore (40 shots-3- 8 saves) Toronto Wregget (2825) Referee— Bob' friiiB Linesmen— Mark Myers Pare Jerry Pateman 88 (OT) IOWA (91) 13 Lohaus Marble 510 23 Horton 5 10 Gamble 36 01 6 Arm14 Moe 1 9 Wright strong 10 Jones 0 2 0 2 Lorenzen 4 6 Totals 91 ILLINOIS (N) 23 Blackwell Norman 2 2 Hamilton 1 5 34 4 Wysmger 1 1 12 Kutawa OH) 4 Alienberger 0 5 Kuni Baroo 2 Gi 0 0 Totoft 88 Hatftime-ttHn- ois 52 Iowa 3$ Three point ooats-to- wa 6 1 Gamble (Lohaus l knots Moe (Norman 0 I Biackwel 1 Wvsioger Foiled Affenberper out— Alienberger Rebounds-low- a 49 (Lohaus 12) Hhnots 3) (Norman 8) Assists— Iowa 13 (Horton 3) minors 29 (Wvsinger 10) Total fouls— towa 18 Hlinois 29 frmtiAiilnf Bruins Continued From D-- l straight seasons during a period in which he played 1117 consecutive games “I couldn’t believe it” Hunter said of the honor “I never dreamed of being in the Hall of Fame” “I don’t know if I deserved it I was a control pitcher who hit spots” he said “I had players behind me to back me up If I didn’t play on those teams I wouldn’t have won as many as I did and I wouldn’t have been in the World Series six times “This is the greatest thing I could get through baseball I always hoped something good would happen and it did” Hunter twice led the league in winning percentage and still holds Championship Series records with 10 starts and 69 3 innings pitched Hunter a farmer in Hertford NC got his nickname from flamboyant A’s owner Charlie Finley But after winning three straight World Series championships in Oakland for Finley Hunter became the first major free agent of the multimillion dollar era on New Year’s Eve 1974 when he jonined George Steinbrenner’s Yankees Hunter a right-handcontract signed a five-yeworth a 335 million Hunter paid im4 mediate dividends for his new team going with a 258 ERA in 1975 ar er 23-1- am parties must and the arbitrator catcher arbitration was J185 president support the players their charges free agents a Locally: Coach LaVell Edwards of Brigham Young University soys he Is taking over as president of the American Football Coaches’ Assocatlon at one of the most critical times In the group's history Coaches In the organization are faced with reduced scholarships In NCAA Division football programs the e of one loss at least assistant on coaching staffs possible and dealing with new drug rules "It's a great honor to become head of this association especially at a time when there are so many Issues needing our attention" said Edwards BYU has signed Fine Unga a first-tealunlor college tailback from Dixie College to a letter of Intent to play football for the Cougars next fall Unga rushed for 1514 caught 26 passes and scored 26 touchdowns tor the 11-- 1 Dixie team which finished the season In a oame with three hat tricks the ranked third nationally East won Its second consecutive game dropping the West 12-- 5 In Wednesday's Utah Winter Games high school division hockey action at Cottonwood Recreation complex Larry Burns contributed a hat trick during the East's domination of the West Wednesday's senior game came down to a shootout after Tim Trebesch scored the tying goal for the north with 30 seconds left Gary Burns not only contributed three North goals but made the assist for Trebesch to A new one-yea- r put It Into overtime contract to broadcast ' Cougar baseball has been signed between BYU and Provo radio station KFMY-AIn the season opener for both teams (960) BYU's men's tennis team defeated Utah State 0 Wednesday In Provo os It readies to host USC on Friday The Cougars' number one player Robert Garbell a senior who Is the player In the region defeated Todd Jorgenson 1 6-- 0 In the number one doubles Furman Clemson Iowa Whalers Williams and Hunter Headed to Cooperstown the players' Pat attendance that athletes class dance” spokesman sion comes as the university's faculty senate prepares to vote Feb 18 whether to censure Dye — who Is also Auburn's athletic director — for allowing one of his football stars to play In a bowl game Dick Tomey the new despite missing many of his fall classes head football coach at the University of Arizona announced that he has hired three of his former assistants at Hawaii plus the offensive coordinator at New Mexico to his Wildcats staff Joining Tomey here will be Dave Fogg Larry MacDuff Sam Papalil and Ben Griffith Drug testing that resulted In several top football players being suspended for college bowl games showed the NCAA's commitment to ending drug abuse In sports the organization's new president Wilford Bailey of Auburn University sold recommend that require Tennessee Auburn TENNESSEE 5 Navy 75 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