Show Tbe Sait Lake Tribune Tribune Sports Scoreboard Now i1uyeSST 1h5 Kiu'p mb Sportlook Pro Football: Jerry Votniti hos stepped down os general manaoer of the Chlcogo Bears the National Football League team announced Thursday "it's hard to break up a winning combination but (Valnlsl’s departure) was in the best Interest of the Bears" Michael McCoskev the Bears’ president and chief executie off ce sold AAcCOS hey gnu "strong philosophical differences" as the reason for Volnlsi leaving os general monooer Richard Williamson ond Doug Grober assistant coaches for the Kansas City Chiefs were hired Thursday bv new Tampa Bov Bucconneeis Coach Ray Perkini Besides Williamson who cooched receiveis for the Chiefs ond Graber who coached the secondary Perkins also named Larry Beightol ond John Bobo os assistants Aides' grcat kJpIPlChd'TUEVlKJe- - iO Y&jr CAN) GO POVUKJ COv'StC? 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HOU R$ $OM6TlM6 to St Louis Mayor Vincent Schoemehl sold Thursday he wants Bill Bidwill owner of the NFL’s St Louis Cardinals to take over the New England Patriots ond swop his team with St Louis Investors Under the mayor’s plan the Patriots would remain In the Boston area with Bidwill os owner The Cardinals would stay In St Louis under ownership of the new St Louis Investors Schoemehl who says he hos on option to buy the Patriots was out of town ond unavailable for comment But Ed Bushmever his spokesman and Walter Metcalfe Jr on attorney for the city confirmed o report in h about the deal Thursday's Sr Lhm Weber St 84 Montana 70 Oklahoma 76 Kansas 74 KANSAS (74) Mrwmp PNtock Pipr M 11 4 4 Shooting Percentage tana 424 Weber 50 8 tana 666 Weber 742 Penn St 49 66 Temple PENN STATE (49) Jones 2 Hovasse 0 9 Newcomer 3 Word 0 7 3 Allen 0 5 Murphy 4 14 0 2 Fooe MonBlake 0 4 Chrabasci 4 0 5 luztollno 0 Mon2 Totals 5 49 (Zanon TEMPLE (44) 8 0 0 Perry Vreeswvk 13 Rivas 0 8 Blackwell 3 II Evans 10 24 Pearsall 4 1 Brantley 4 Kalsikis 0 2 Johnson 0 3 Dowdell Totals 66 Darrell Halftime-Tem- ple 26 Penn Slate 22 Three-oonn Slate (Hovasse Ward Allen Blake 3 Chrabascz - 1) Temple Blackwell (Vreeswyk 5 Evans 5 Kalsikis 1 Dowdell Fouled Total loms-PSlate 16 Temple II Rebounds— Penn Stale 38 (Newcomer 5) Temple 47 (Perry Rivas 10) Slate 9 (Jones Ward Murphy 2) Temple 13 (Blackwell 6) Technical-Pe- nn Stale Coach Parkhill A— 3186 - Field Goal Free Throws Goats1 Montana Weber (Tyler Steals Montana 6 Weber 4 Blocks Montana I Weber 3 Technical Fouls Montana Zanon Officials Scott Thormev Dick Ball Ogden Attendance 7076 Three-Poi- Utah 90 Hawaii 78 NC State Forest 75 Wake WAKE FOREST (87) 13 Cline Ivy M 2 Keith to 0 3 Bogun 6 6 0 Bovd 4 2 13 Black Watson 2 13j 2 Kitiey Dickens 7 0 (HI 6 0 67 10 Johnson (HD 0 0 Totals 67 7 G STATE (75) 18 Giomi 8 (HI 6 Shackle5 Bolton 8 16 ford 13 Del Drummond 11 Brown 2 2 6 Weems Negro 8 H 5 Lambiotle (HI H0 0 Totals 1 N- H 75 Slate 42 Wake Forest 29 C ake Forest (Bovd Watson Bogues 11 Cline NC State 7 (Del Negro Bolton Drummond Fouled Toial fouls— Wake Forest 18 NC State 9 Rebounds— Wake Forest 32 (lvv 7) NC State 27 (Giomi 7) Assists— Wake Forest 20 (Bogues 12) N C 12 400 Slate 19 (Dei Negro 7) Hatftime-N- Three-po3 Suns Pro Jazz 123 Shooting Percentages Field Goals — Hawaii 426 Utah 492 Free Throws — Hawaii 810 Utah 66 7 Goa's Hawaii (Weaver Utah (Gondrezick Steals Hawaii 9 Utah 8 Blocks Hawaii 4 Utah 2 Technical Fouls None Officials Gordon Birk Dee Burton Michael Carr Attendance 9330 107 Basketball Pacers WASHINGTON H 4 Jones 13 J Malone II Cook Vincent I 13 4 II Toieis Cttadge Malone Whalelv 4 liams 1 Adams Fresno State 113 Bullets 105 (Itt) 2 19 1 7 J 16 Bol 10 Wil- 105 INDIANA (113) Person Slioenowcti Richardson 4 Russell 9 Macv 0 4 Tudale IS 6 14 Fleming 8 II 18 0 Long 1 4 1 5 Brooks 1 H Williams II Totals 113 19 1 WiMngHn Edwards 6 Shma 15 611 M 5 19 Bradtev Collins 0 Reynolds 01 9 Pierce Smiih 0 0 7 Bridgeman 2 2 Totals Engtor 4 0 Hodges Breuer 7 8 10 6 91 ATLANTA (130) WWtjns 3 RoMna 7 IMS W'lts 32 3 7 McGee 12 Levingsion 4 Koncak M 3 2 2 Totals Hastings 5 Mtweufcet 5 13 5 6 28 23 Rivers Wihiams 4 0 4 13a 32 24 1- 7- 91 Carr 18 AM 21 37 33 Three-poiHodges Wiltons 2 McOee 2 Williams 7 Rivers Fouled ojI— None Rebounds— Milwaukee 46 (Sikam 9) Atlanta 6? (WiHts 15) 25 (Cummings 5) Atlanta 34 (Rivers 18) Total tesis— Milwaukee 26 Atian‘a 21 Technicals— Milwaukee iHegai defense Lakers Warriors 129 - - - W I Rockets Bulls 96 107 HOUSTON (107) McCray 9 0 13 Sarroon 6 10 Reid Otauwon 45 0 8 Petersen 68 12 5 0 0 Totals 2 2 LaavaO 0 - Kings 120 Blazers Paon CHICAGO (96) 0y M Setter 45 ferland SKjinw 30 a 31 27 IM E JohnThompson son Footed 41 (Carr 151 Sacramento 64 18 (Drenler 71 (Thorae ID AssisN— Portland Sacramento 19 (Theus 10) Totet 31 Sacramento 25 Technicals— Pattsoh -- m irt Thiee-ooi- College ' BYU H SDSU82 to 3 14 Cureton Paxson 39 M 9 Jordan Banks 01 0 0 Turner 9 04' 4 0 4 Coftetd 1 0 MversfO-- 1 19 43 Coatee 0 0 Totals 96 HwM 2 29 21 27 28 CNcagt 2- 2- 107 - 94 Jon ten 2V- goals— Red Paxson Fouled Rebounds— Houstof 69 (Otamwon 15’ Chicago 45 (Coame 17) Assets— Houston 29 (Minmetieto 13) Chicago 26 Oakv Paxson Turner 5) Total km's— Houston 18 Chicago 73 Tchncai-Oanf- on Three-poi- A— 17 r - VotingtVoucfl JO" Results NEW VORk (API noting tor Western Conference tyat-noosUions in tte J7h Annua' National Bas to be ah S'ar Game xetgaii Association m Sea&e 8 a' me Kingdom Drived 15 in m la A4i SDSU Goats BYU BYU 826 45 FkJ Free Throws 640 SDSU SD9U 545 49) 52 (Tavior 3 Three Pent Goals BYU Srvfh ?) SDSU 6 10 (Ross 5 Lowery 1) 9 Sieeis BYU (Haws Upengr Stehpemon 2) SDSU 4 Blocks BYU 2 (Haws Gnetfing) SDSU 0 Tachmcet Fouft none B Hoimai McKarxTv Official L 1 fuente 16670 l 1? 155 lA Lers Gr'h l Utah Winter Ga ines NKfeM M fcM ON W IM I Hw 6 PgJ imm U orM 5 (OM IfMMMilmiail k — Barbara UNLV 88 Santa NEVADA LAS VEGAS 11 20 I? Wade 17 Robinson HH ? 74 INI Gam Paddo Basntgnt 3 1 Hudson 78 58 74 34 88 Guardi Earvin Magic" Johnyjn 253 776 3 516935 ? Oa"f4 Lten A‘vm Robertson 6 4 RobSan Antonio 751 ert Red Houston 19? 0! 5 Maftiues John 186 54 6 C'tote Dfewr A CMers son SacramenPortland 110 618 7 RngO'h TneuS to 14 16 8 Jonnv Moore 5dn ANM 12 144 9 Te"y eerier Pnrtiann 150 39 10 Johnny Dawk ms San Anon0 13)' 709 Brundv Pro Hockey IS 7 3 6 0 Graham Willard 0 10-- IS Bank 2 0 Tote 74 UCSB 39 Three oonl geattNevada Las Vegas 8 19 (Banks 4 11 71 UC Santa Barbara 6 Padrt Wade 14 (Jotenon DeHart 2 5 Davenport Shaw Foutod Vaughns 9) Rebounds -- Nevada Las Vegas 33 10) UC Santa Barbara 44 (Vaughn Vena U (Waoa 7) UC Santa Barbara 17 (Shaw 6) Total Vega 16 UC taato Barbara 7k A- -6 JU 43 Thursday PrO Basketball) John Lucos released bv the Houston Rockets nearly a year ago for using cocaine could loin the Milwaukee Bucks next week the team said Thursday A Bucks spokesman In Milwaukee confirmed the teom ond Lucas have on agreement for Maple Leafs 3 Red Wings Locally The sandv City Recreation Department is sponsoring a snowball softball tournoment on Jon 30 and 3 at the E3centennlul Park at 8660 South 500 East The event will be plaved with field conditions OS they ore no matter whether It is fomlng or snowing The entry deadline Is Jan 23 and the fee Is $100 per team far the double elimination tournament For Information contact Linda Martin at Sandv City Recreation at 566 1561 ext 268 r hr University of Utah swimming team fresh from 0 rigorous training trip in Rio de Janeiro launches Its dr Ive toward the Western Athletic Conference championship with a dual meet In Albuquerque N M Friday ogolnst defending WAC champion University ot New Mexico 1 Transactions: 1 -3 I Toronto 0 1 0- -1 Detroit First Period- -1 Toronto Damphousse 13 (Vaive) 745 Toronto Damphousse Second Penod- -2 14 (Thomas) 4 45 3 Detroit Probert 9 ( Yzer man Shedden) 1648 Toronto Frvcer 2 192$ Third Penod- -4 (en) 5 Detroit Shots on Power-pla- v U Oooortunities-Toro- Detroit 0 of 4 Bester Goalies— Toronto saves) Detroit Stefan o snOs (38 Boseoall — BOSTON RED SO signed Dave and AI Nipper pitcher to one-vea- r con tracts KANSAS CITY ROYALS signed Juan Bemquei Sr outfieldone-vear to a er contract and Juan Bemquei Jr outfielder NEW YORK YANKEES signed Pete Filson pitcher to a one-vea- r con- tract LOS ANGELES DODGERS signed Len Matuszek first base-mato a one-yea- r contract Montreal expos signed Tom Focontract ley Inflelder to a two-vea- r Football — KANSAS CITY CHIEFS named Dave Bran! df fenslve backs cooch Mark Hatley defensive quolity control coach Olympics — U S OLYMPIC COMMITTEE named Dan Gable as slstont head coach for the 1988 U S Wrestling team — Compiled bv T ibune Ston Henderson 4 37 340 19 Rpteree— Kerry Fraser Dan Srharnte L'nesmen-Ke- outfielder Collms Bruins 6 Whalers Oilers 4 I -4 Hartford 2 3 Boston -6 Period-1 8 First Boston Johnston (Mark- 108 7 Hartford wart Kasoer) Evason II 3 Boston Lar(Tuigeon Francis) 841 (po) son 9 (Bouraue McCarthy) 174? (po) -4 Boston Larson 10 (McSecond PertodCarthy) 532 (dp) 5 Boston McCarthy 19 6 Hartford Pedersen) (Middleton Murzvn 7 (Samueisson Anderson) 134? 7 Boston Gradm 6 (CourtnaU Neetv) 14 25 Third Period -- 8 Boston Bourque 13 (Foster Milburv) 100 9 Hartford Babvch 7 (Sa426 (po) 10 Hartford mueisson Francis) Ladouceur 4 (Oineen Babvch) 1606 8 Boston Shots on 7 14 Sailing 0 -4 America's Cup At Quebec 0 ot 6 Goalie— Edmonton Moog saves) Quebec Maiarchuk 2 sMs (30 Referee— Ron 29 13 263 ve Newell Gord firoseker Flyers Iwesmen-R- on 6 Canadiens 3 2 I 0- -3 Montreal 0 3 -6 Phtodetohta First Period— Montreal Gmgras 7 (Nas lund Robinson) SSI (pp) 2 Montreal Richer 17 (Naslund) 1156 Second Period- -3 Philadelphia Eklund 10 352 4 Philadelphia Eklund II Crossman ZezH) 4 45 (po) 5 Montreal Gingras 8 (Car-so- n 6 Philadelphia Dobbin (Smith) Eklund) 1033 Third Penod- -7 Philadelphia Tocchet 16 (Smith Marsh) 7 59 8 Philadelphia Smith 10 (Poulm) 1632 9 Philadelphia Zezel 21 Marsh) 17 53 PhilaShots on goal— Montreal 8 delphia Power-pia- y Ooportunilies-Montr- Philadelphia ol ne Lmesmen-Way- Caps 3 Isles -vfvy if’” 2 2 0 -3 Wasfwtoton NY Islander 110-- 2 First Penod—1 Ridiev 19 Washington (Murphy Stevens) 27 7 New York Kerr 3 1041 3 (LaFontatne Lauer) Washington Duchesne 8 (Murohy) 1056 Second Pertod- -4 New York 6 Suiter ?? (Jomson Pofvln) 300 (pq) Third Period— 5 Washington Duchesne 9 (Gould) 1308 Shots Oh goal— Washington NY Islander Power-pla- v 0 Opportumties-Washing- of 3 Islander Goalies— Washington Mason Hrudey saves) N Y Islander of 3 N Y A— 14 36 136 Morel Referee-De- nis D'Amico shots (38 Brad Lines nn Laurowich Mextell shots (23 (26 23) 'Vnc ELIMINATION Final Best of Nine WetesesdAY's Resuh lam M urrv vs Austin u Kookaburra IV Cofm Beashai Doth vacnis n sauai 'ted Thursday's Result ' u a W oef Kookaburra Kookaburra ill leads series t 0 Fndav's Race Kookaburra HI VS Almira 3 Summary of Thursday's Defenders Race Kookaburra II "Ifl0 ma nsan ‘f bn rt em v ceev nai ieg bui s " W m AuSlra1 a IV bv H4 AS ra a Dv mp Dv ’wo seconds b w we r 3? vuM Murav and kookaburra ahead and me t mtesi was p DEFENDER asi 17 Continued From D-- probably won’t jump out of the boxscore Weber State’s 5 forward Dale Baum helped play a key role in the Wildcats’ victory Baum held to a single field goal for most of the game scored on a twisting lay-i- n to give the Wildcats 7 lead with 233 to play a Baum’s basket came after Montana's Todd Powell had drilled a to cut the Weber State lead to three ‘‘That was a very very big play for us” said Weber State assistant coach Dick Hunsaker Morrill was in complete agreement “We had just made a nice comeback and we let him Baum sneak around the defense and score Montana entered the game 6-- third best among Division guard I But the tenacious Weber State defense held the Grizzlies to a meager 424 percent Weber State guard Robert Maxwell also turned in a fine defensive e effort on Montana’s bomber Zanon side to him “I was shooting the ball better than long-rang- I quarter” said Jazz cen- "We made some turnovers They got some second shots and they ended up ahead by six “We just didn’t play good defense tonight We just didn’t help out Davis shot well He was moving as well as I've seen him move in a couple years But we let him get to the basket too ter Mark Eaton have Zanon had been terrorizing the opposition with his three-poin- t shooting but Maxwell was able to keep Zanon off balance for most of the game Zanon connected on only shots and was just range “The coaches told me to play right up against him” said Maxwell “The coaches have confidence in my defensive abilities ” All season long Maxwell has drawn the opposition's toughest problems He can beat the man guarding him and take it all the way to the basket Or if you get help he can dish it That makes him dangerous” assault Afterwards the Davis-lehad Layden talking tough — tougher than he has all season — about the Jazz’s effort defensively “Maybe we just have to change some people around” Layden said “Maybe we’ve been too soft on these d jce The Wildcats won’t have a long time to enjoy their third victory as they now must prepare for Montana State on Saturday night here The Bobcats took a victory over Idaho State at Pocatello Thursday Montana State currently leads the Big Sky with a For the Jazz Karl Malone continued his recent roH with 27 points and guys Hey we’re in a (three-game- ) 16 rebounds Rickey Green added 16 losing streak now and we’ve gotta do points while Thuil Bailey and Darrell something" Griffith added 12 each At halftime Layden made a notica-blOverall though the Jazz shot just switch He started Bailey and 43 percent while the Suns who hadn't John Stockton ahead of regulars Trishot better than 50 percent in their pucka and Green last nine games hit 47 of 92 from the Both Tripucka and Green had been field for 511 percent on the floor in the final minute of the Said Bailey who along with Kelly first when Davis broke loose Hansen Bob GriCfith Tripucka "I didn’t think Tripucka did a very Carey Scurry and Dell Curry took a turn trying to guard Davis “He’s a good job defensively there" Layden great player He create lots of said “And Bailey didn’t do much bet v ‘i ’ ' t’a1- ’ v 7pm“B’gP‘-’- i ESPN Cable Tv 705 pm — k cl irav’s Jovne' ot the La1 O'” a M’60 gm ECPN 9 ly Der vam’mg — Cab'e - 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Leconte ($) France de1 foocNn 6 2 6 3 son San O690 Robert Seguso Prairie Oas f a de 6 6 i Robert Green Boston 6 3 3 6 v Boris Becker (2) Wesi Germ je 6 4 6 7 6 2 Brod Dvke Australia Bud Schuttz Boston del Scon Davs 6 61 6 7 6 2 6 3 Bermoor Fia Christo Van Rensbupg South Africa oe Jaxob Hiasek OS) Switzeang 4 6 6 3 6 ! ’ McDaniel He said everything just “fit into place tonight I didn't take a shot over 15 feet “1 have confidence m my shooting ability from 15 feet on 72-6- D-- l performed McDaniel said the reason he scored so much was that his teammates were able to get the ball in- schools from has and admirably shooting 54 percent from the field l Radio' TV & Australian Open - Win u fraa of eai 4 Roy Philadelphia Fournier Pat Dapuzzo Bonnev lance ( Fremantle Australia CHALLENGER ELIMINATION Louis Vuittor Cud Best of Seven Tuesday's Resuh Sar & Sir oes Uenns Conner opt N " 0 secerns Zea'and Chr LMksr' Wednesday's Result tt Stars & S'rioes oh New Zed S'ars & S'r w?s leads se es 2 0 Thursday's Race No Race Scheduled Friday's Race S'ars & Stnoes vs New ZeO'And Summary ct Wednesdays Chalenge R ac Denms Conner and S'dfS & c'f Dt5 made 2 wtlh vf an easy O’ 'a1 Dicson rd New Zea a d n me No wn than ther iri raie ted bv one second at n e s'ar' do las a ai1 ma'kj and st'eirhed " $ ip c on three Stars & $r oes ga ned on a egs ec$ me the first reaching ieu and has won evf windward teg m fnp firsi two rares ao 0 ot Opportunities-Edmoni- on Power-pla- A— IS 250 Referee-Da- saves) 1 0 10-- 1 Quebec First Priori— Edmonton Napier 6 itiX kanen Gretzkv) 642 Second Period— 2 Quebec Goutei 25 (P' card P Slastnv) 243 Third Period— 3 Edmonton Kfushewnw 9 (Summanen Coffey) 338 4 Edmonton Gretzky 42 (McClelland) 903 5 Eomonion Grew 5 (Krushetynski Gretzky) 1833 6 8 -20 Shot on Que bee 30 Assetstine ? 4 Nords Enonton Power-plaOpportunities— Hartford 2 of 6 Boston 2 ol 6 Goalies -- Hartford liut (30 shots-?- 4 saves) Boston Ranford East Dtvtston 103 Wisconsin 65 his possible return early next week If controct details ore completed James Worthy of the Los Angeles Lakers has moved Into second place behind Houston's Ralph Sampson among Western Conference forwards In the latest balloting for the 1987 NBA Game Worthy moved ahead of Utah’s Kelly Tripucka Magic Johnson of the Lokers leads all Western Conference players with 516935 votes more than twice os many os ony other guard Utah’s Darrell Griffith wos second among guards with 253726 votes Houston's Akeem Olaiuwon was the leodlng center followed by Koreem Abdul-Jabba- r of the Lokerss Boston 6 Hartford 4 Philadelphia 6 Montreal 3 Edmonton 4 Quebec Toronto 3 Detroit I Washington 3 N Y Islanders t Friday's Games Winnipeg at New Jersey 5 J5 0 m Los Angeles ai St Louis 635 pm Calgary at Vancouver 6J5 pm Saturday's Games Pittsburgh at Boston 11 15 am PMacMohia at N Y Islanders 3D5 o m Washington at Hartford 535 om Quebec at Detroit 535 pin Buttaio at Montreal 605 pm Edmonton at Toronto 605 om Vancouver at Calgary 605 pm Chicago at Minnesota 635 pm Los Angeles at St Louis 635 om IHL Standings A— 6 232 e SANTA BARBARA (74) 9 56 9 Fortson Vaughns 2 15 Trvgstad 4 7 4 8 12 Johnson 5 0 Shaw 3 8 2 3 8 Davenport 7 4 2 2 6 DfHail 7 0 Totals 15 Wastoek) 06 UC Hafhime-UN- Pmklon Thomos former World Boxing Council will fight Carl "The Truth" Williams In o bout Jon 31 at Resorts International at Atlantic Cltv N J the promoters announced Thursday Dennis Andrtes’ second defense of the World Boxing Council light heavyweight title against Thomos Hearns will be held at Detroit March 7 promoters said McDaniel Fuels Weber’s 84-7- 0 easy” 1 Ki Johni 2 Pro Boxing: heavyweight champion College Wrestling of the second HaHime Score BYU Snooting Percentages Aftendance Houston 3L5779 2 Ratoh Sampson a Lakers ?93 8$Q 3 Kev James Worthy Trieucka Utah 785 546 4 Kart Mteo ne Uteh 183 070 250 711 5 Rodney McC'av HouVo 6 Mike VitcheH San Antonio 1600N’ 7 Thurt Batov Utah 173251 8 Vandewagae Portland 19 779 9 Edflte M Ate 161977 English Danvar 10 Prep Swimming Continued From Fb Centers Axeern Ote'uwoo Houston 436i W 2 1780 545 Laker Kargam Abdul Jabbar 3 Mark Eaton Utah 258 000 4 Bow-5 146 682 Sam San Antonio a Portland HOOaO 6 LaSae Trtompsori A Coo7 L Benumm Benof 105644 68 489 pers 73 553 8 Wavne Cooper Den 9 Joe Barry Carroll Goman State 4HA92 H3 Wuiiam Bedford Hhoamx 21501 6 picks m CAPITAL LETTERS FrMav's Schedule REGION ONE Lavon at CLEARFIELD 730 Dm Rov a WEBER 730 pm REGION TWO Bingham at BR'GHTON 730 pm West Jordan at HILLCREST 7 30 om Alia at MOUNTAIN VIEW 730 pm American Fork at OPFM 7 30 om REGION THREE COTTONWOOD at Grantle 730 pm Granger a KEARNS 7 30 pm Cyprus at OLYMPUS 730 pm Taylorsville at Skyline 7 30 pm REGION FOUR Vlewmont at EAST 7 30 pm BOUNTIFUL at Highland 7 30 pm OAVlS at Woods Cross 7 30 pm REGION FIVE Bear River at BEN LOMOND 7 30 pm at MOUNTAIN CREST 730 pm Ogden Logan at SKY VIEW 730 pm REGtON SIX Judge at JORDAN 7 30 pm West at MURRAY 7 30 pm Tooele at SOUTH 3 pm REGION SEVEN Hurricane at DIXIE 7 30 pm Pne View a CEDAR 730 pm REGION EIGHT TIMPVIEW a' Pavson 7 30 pm Sprmgville ai SPANISH FORK 730 om PLEASANT GROVE a Caroon 730 pm PROVO at Umiah 7 30 pm REGION NINE SOUTH SUMMIT at Grantsvllle 730 om Wasatch at LEHi 7 30 pm North Summit at MORGAN 7 30 om Park C'ty a' union 7 30 pm REGION TEN Gunnison at JUAB 7 30 om North Sanpete ai EMERY 730 pm North Sevier at DELTA 7 30 pm Millard at RICHFIELD 7 30 pm South Sevier at MANTi 7 30 om REGION ELEVEN Wendover at DUGWAY 545 pm Tintic at INTERMOUNTAIN CHRISTIAN 545 om RICH at Mount Vernon Academy 7 30 p m REGION TWELVE Kanab at BEAVER 7 30 pm PAROWAN at MiHord 7 30 om VALLEY at Wavne 7 30 om PIUTE at Panguitch 730 om Escalante at BRYCE VALLEY 730 om REGION THIRTEEN TA8IONA at East Carbon 730 om GREEN RIVER at Mounument Va'iev 730 pm Whitehorse a MONTiCELLO 730 om DUCHESNE a Alfamont 7 30 pm Saturday Jan 17 REGION NINE 30 pm GrantsviHe at NORtH SUMMIT MORGAN at Park C tv 7 30 om 7 30 LEHI at South Summit pm WASATCH at Union 730 om Practice Game North Sanpete at DlXiE 7 JO om 7 30 om CEDAR CITY at Enterprise Monument Valley at SAN JUAN 7 30 pm Thursday's Results REGION FOUR Woods Cross 54 Bountiful 43 REGION SIX West 4t Jordan 39 Suns Bomb Defenseless Jazz 031 All-Sta- 1 yardage Tribune H three-point- Basketball 74l 7 Golden 38 Strickland Laux (H) 0 Totals Pltrtck Orman WISCONSIN (65) Saginaw 0 3 Jones 6 9 5 Weber Ripley Flint 2 9 8 Smith 16 Hememar 6 Kalamazoo 0 2 Tapp 2 Jackson Portman Muskegon 5 22 Fleming 0 Schubrmg (HO 1 1 O 0 (HI 0 Robertson 0 Fort Wayne Molaski 2 65 Totals Indianapolis Halftime Score USU 38 Fresno 32 Salt Lake Field Goals USU INDIANA (103) Shooting Percentages 4 5 9 Milwaukee 8 6 16 Calloway Thomas USU JOS FSU 457 FSU 491 Free Throws 1 21 Smart 3 2 10 Alford Peoria 9 Garrett 636 5 (HO 6 Meier 2 6 Hillman 8 Evi 3 6 8 Three-PoiGoals’ USU (Newtv 11 6 4 6 Pelkowski 6 point to each team tor a tie an overtime or 5 Freeman FSU 0 Nixon Anderson Judkins 103 shootout winner receives two points and the 2 Totals 0 9 Sloan (Mitchell Halftime scoreHndiana 48 Wisconsin 26 loser receives one point which is designated m Steels USU 6 (Newer 3) FSU 7 (Cole 2) Three-pothe OL column (Ripley Blocks USU 2 (Johnson Conwav 1) FSU 5 Smith 5 Hememan 3 Weitoesday's Games Tapp 2 Jackson (Barden 3 Ebeittes 2) 4 Smart Saginaw 3 Indianaooits Indiana (AHord 8 Technical Fouts none Fori Wavne 5 Muskegon 3 Fouled Petkevski Freeman Officials T Ftncken B Smith 0 Pftter Flint 4 Kalamazoo 3 OT 20 Indiana 19 Total Attendance: 10132 Sail Lake 5 Peoria 2 sin 3i (Hememan 17) Indi10 Thursday's Game ana 39 (Garrett 8) Flint at Milwaukee late (Hememan 6) Indiana 16 (Afford 5) A— 17035 Thundav't Rtufft Friday's Games Bovs Milwaukee at Fort Wavne Niiicrest 86 Mountain View 84 Saginaw at Muskegon Girts Kalamazoo at Indianapolis Utah State ?4 Fresno State 13 Mouniian View 94 Hilierest 70 Peoria at Salt Lake 7 30 om I Hawts 13 107 23 21 WALES CONFERENCE 118 ITLANO (118) 0 37 Carr Uanbeweghe 17 11 Dreiler 5 Johnson 3 15 Duck-i- h ? I? ter 8 Holton (H 0 0 Kersey 5 118 6 0 Totals 0 Jones IRAMENTO (110) 29 12 9 Thorpe TyWr 14 12 Smith impson 0 2 0 E 29 Edwards us 6 19 Kleme 4 M 6 nson 39- 9 Wtknn Oft) Ofl ft Totals IM ft 16 Sam - to lt9 - Field Goats Utah Stootteg pet canttgas 433 Phoenix Free Throws Utah A29 Phoenix 784 three-pain- t (Benson attempts — Utah M Scurry Trlpudca Hansen Griffith Phoentx 1 (Davis CuirY Bedford Humphries Tedwfcal touts Utah 2 (Eaton Griffith 1) Becked shat! Phoenix 8 (Pinckney 4 Bedford 2 Addison 2) Utah 11 (Stockton 3 Malone fiteah 1) PhoeBalev Griffith 2 Trtpucxa nix 9 (Davis Homecek 7 Phcknev Adams Humphries Sanders Addison 1) Utah 20 (Malone 7 lavarom Turnovers 4 Stockton 3 Benson 7 Tnpueka Green 1) Phoenix 18 (Davis 5 Adams Humphries 3 Pinckney 2 Hornacek Gatttson Gondmzeck Bedford Addison i) Otooaft — J Crawford S Javie T 207 A 10712 109 GOLDEN STATE (109) 3 4 5 4 L Smith McOonakl 21 Mullm Carrottt-1M 13 Flovd 7 4 7 M 9 Whitehead 12 Baiiard 2 4 13 12 Teagie 17 Higgins 5 4 C Smith 2 00 0 Washburn Moss 4 0 9 A Totals 109 LA LAKERS 029) 31 6 9 Worthy Green 1 9 13 Johnson 0 7 31 Scott 26 Cooper 2 10 Thompson 0 Rambis 67 4 2634 129 Totals M 22 33 B Gtoftte Stole LA Lakers 313)2132-1- 29 vd 2 Scott 2 Coo-p- e Three wot Fouled oul -- None Rebound- s- Goklew State 47 (McDonald Carroll Baiiard 6) Los State Angles 60 (Worthy 13) Asststs-Gol27 (Flovd 13) Los Angeles 32 (Johnson 12) State 30 Los Angeles 79 Total Techrwcat- s- Gokten State oeiav of game Los Angetes Coach Ritev A— 17 505 H ne Indiana ill 130 Bucks 91 (91) 1? 1015 8 Holland Technlcal-No- 17 37 H TNet-ooiWilliams 1 Cook goals- -J Person 3 Macv Fouled oul— None Rebounds— Washington 55 (Jones J Williams 91 Indiana 51 IShpanovich 10) 16 (Adams 8) Indiana 31 (Fleming 11) Total 10 Indiana 17 414 46 8 84 Mane Hawks 14 31 31 16 MILWAUKEE Cummings (HO 84 Loyola 65 (84) LOYOLA (65) Jonnson 5 00 4 Bovte 7 0 Moore 4 18 Jackson 0 18 Cart 8 Hayward 3 0 0 Clark M (HO 2 Kiusen-do6 15 Totals 65 Halffime-Lov- oJa 43 DePaul 42 Three-poaul (Edwards Greene Lovola 16 (Carter 2 Laux 8 2 Jackson Bovle 2 Moore 2 Klusen-doFouled Out— None Rebounds-D- e Paul 50 (Golden 12) Loyola 40 (Moore 17) 11 (Strickland 6) Loyola 15 (Clark 5) Total fouls— DePaul 8 Lovola 24 M 1 II 70 USU 68 DePaul DE PAUL Greene Prep Basketball 2 16 Hunt-PrHchwd 1 12 Harris 5 0- 10 Turpaon 1 0 3 Alvarado 0 1 4 0 Randal Totals 74 OKLAHOMA (14) 7 ) Grant 6 13 King Kennedy 4 4 Grace 0 8 McCalister 1 II Johnson 7 II Sieger 0 0 6 0 0 Total 8 Roterts 76 ma 38 Kansas 36 Three-Poisas Pritch(Turgeon ard OKlahoma Kennedy 1 Grace oer McCalister Fouled Sieger Pellock Rebounds-Kan- sas 31 (Mansss 38 Assists-Kanning II) Oklahoma (Kennedy 13) 12 (Hunter 5) Oklahoma 19 (Grace 10) Total 21 Oklahoma 16 5 College Football Gordon Lockboum of Holy Cross one of college football's rare two-wa- y players was nomed Thursday to IhrAnMMiatrtiPrv Division team for 1986 Lock-bour- n faiiback-comerback a Junior wos selected to the sauod os a defensive bock although he finished third nationally in NHL Standings t IOV |