Show 4C The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday January 21 o 1987 Sportlookl o Pro Football: Linebacker Lawrence Taylor the defensive stalwart of the New York Giants was named National Foalboll Sparling Nun Running League plaver of the year Tuesday bv Thr bock Rueben Moves of the New Orleans Saints was chosen rookie of the year and Bill Porcells who will lead the Giants against ot the Denver In Sunday's Super Bowl was selected NFL coach Art Schllchter the former Indianapolis Colts quarter-boc- k year was among 13 Tuesday received an April trial date He In a crackdown violations people chorged last week with gambling Tribune Sports Scoreboard NBA Expanded by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds Tank McNamara Standings 1 by Indianapolis police All Timei MST Otis Thorpe ot the Socromen-t- o Pro Basketball: Kings was named the NBA Player ot the Week for the period forward averoged 233 points a ending lost Sunday The helping the Kings to a game os he sank 37 of 54 field goal attempts from the field 840 (2t of 2 record during the week He shot 1 685 1 rebounds a game For the 25) from the foul line and grabbed season Thorpe Is averaging 168 points and 94 rebounds a oame 536 from the field while shooting a team-hig- h Eastern Conference Pro Baseball: Jock Morris wonts S 185 million to pitch for the Detroit Tigers next season but the team Is willing to pay S135 million Unless a compromise Is reached an arbitrator will choose Cleveland pitcher Phil Niekro one ot the figures next month 1 season wants a $350000 raise the largest coming off an Increase among the 10 Indians seeking salary arbitration Niekro 47 was paid $300000 and seeks $650000 The club offered $425000 Pro Basketball College Pro Hockey 19 70 74 Chicago Fouled 50 (Cummings 19 26 26 2- 7- 6 YU (79) Zapata Trimble 4 Shumwav Dorman 3 0 6 Spaulding Chicago 103 Sacramento 90 - Tuesday’s Games Milwaukee 90 123 Golden State 114 Wednesday’s Games College Thursday’s Game Lokers ot Indlono 6 pm Basketball Tuesday’s Scores EAST Babson 89 Coast Guard 50 Boston Coll 79 Seton Hall 75 Cabrmi 131 Baptist Bible 92 Cent Connecticut 81 E Carolina 64 Cleveland St 52 Marist 49 Cornell 89 Hamilton 86 Curry 83 Emerson S3 Dartmouth 70 Vermont 64 Eastern ’5 Aitentown 67 Fordham 79 Columbia 77 Framingham St 102 Worcester 78 Gailaudet 78 W Maryland 71 George Washmglon 85 Duquesne 65 Hartford 80 Maine 68 Hartwick 62 Ithaca 57 Hawthorne 99 Lyndon St 98 OT Holy Cross 72 Iona 66 Howard U 82 Coopm SI 65 King’s N Y 78 NE Bible 36 La Salle 65 St Peter's 56 81 Marne Maritime 47 Norwich 71 Castletor St 67 Penn 80 Lafayette 64 Platisburgh St 100 Union N J 83 RPI 78 Skidmore 72 Salem St 73 Wesllield St 67 Scranton 65 Juniata 63 SE Massachusetts 88 Fitchburg St 68 Spring Garden 93 Penn St Capitol 81 Trinity Conn 58 Weslevan 55 Tufts 71 E Nazarene 69 65 Upsaia 77 Wash & Lee 80 E Mennonite 60 Washington Md 79 Johns Hopkins 64 Waynesburg 87 Point Park 79 Wilkes 99 Albright 93 Williams 69 Middlebury 55 SOUTH 79 Va Commonwealth Ala Birmingham Banks’ Big Play Gives Bulls Win Over Bucks Tribune Wire Services Chicago reserve forward Gene Banks needed a critical play in the Bulls’ victory over Milwaukee Tuesday night to make himself feel a real part of the team 18 points put back an Banks who scored a season-higoffensive rebound and made a free throw after being fouled home-couon the play in the fourth quarter of the Bulls’ h 103-9- 0 rt victory "I really wanted that rebound after a missed shot and after I got it and went to the hole and sank the basket at that moment for me it meant I really belonged” Banks who scored eight points in the final quarter said Michael Jordan ied all scorers with 31 points including 14 in the final quarter The Bulls guard received several stitches after being elbowed by Bucks center Paul Mokeski in the first quarter "They gave me stitches and novocaine and told me it wouldn’t hurt” Jordan said “I was a little tentative getting back into the game which is not unusual right after something like that happens" Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson praised the Bulls’ defense “We had too many breakdowns on the weak side of our defense and on Banks' critical three-poiplay we had a complete breakdown which I attributed to the fatigue factor" Nelson said Nelson said he will give just acquired center Marvin Webcontract Monday and played 64 ster who signed a seconds against the Bulls every chance to make the team Webster a former New York Kmck had been playing in the Continental Basketball Association and had not played in an NBA game since April 1984 Chicago won for the sixth time in its last eight games to e move within two games of Milwaukee in the NBA’s Central Division Cummings had 27 points for the Bucks and Ricky Pierce added 17 Kings 123 Warriors 114 AT Sacramento Kings' forward Otis Thorpe hit six free throws in a stretch late in the fourth quarter to assure Sacramento its win over Golden State Guard Reggie Theus paced the Kings with 31 points while guard Derek Smith added 27 points and 10 rebounds Eric "Sleepy" Floyd who had 10 assists finished with 24 points while center Joe Barry Cai roll had 22 The victory improved Sacramento's record to and marked the first time this season the Kings have won three straight games Centre 80 Lindsev Wilson 58 Chris Newport 90 N C Weslevan 85 Clearwater Christian 72 Warner Southern 3 y third-plac- 12-2- 6 Flames End Loss Skein Defeat Islanders 1 3-- Tribune Wire Services Maclnms and Joey Mullen scored from long range as the Calgary Flames broke a losing streak with a NHL victory over the New York Islanders on Tuesday night at Nassau Coliseum Maclnms scored early in the first period and Mullen early in the third as the Flames dominated the ineffective Islanders from start to finish Former Islander John Tonelli finished up the scoring with a power-plagoal late in the third period against goaltender Billy Smith The Islanders playing without right wing Mike Bossy who was out with a pain m his lower back never could get started against the Flames Calgary goaltender Mike Vernon had a shutout until Tomas Jonsson scored with 551 left in the game with the help of Patrick Flatley's 100th career assist Bruins 5 Nordiques 3 At Quebec Charlie Simmer scored a pair of power-plagoals to pace Boston to its third straight victory and enable the Bruins to remain unbeaten in four games against Quebec this season and keep Boston six points ahead of fourth-placQuebec in the Adams Division Simmer opened scoring at 7 46 of the first period when he took a pass from Keith Crowder and redirected the puck past goaltender Clint Malarchuk Rick Middleton followed at 3 05 of the second period scoring from close range off a pass from lead Thomas Gradin to give the Bruins a Gartner’s 3 Mike Landover 6 At Devils Capitals tie at 3 08 of the second period and goal snapped a Washington defeated New Jersey continuing the Caps’ home ice mastery over the Devils The Caps sixth and last in the Patrick Division just last Saturday moved past the New York Rangers and took over third place by winning their fourth game in six days at the Capital Centre since the franNew Jersey tie on a chise moved from Colorado in 1982 forged a power-plagoal by Pat Verbeek at 2 15 of the second period Al four-gam- e 1 y All-St- y e 0 short-hande- d 2 2 y North Stars 5 Sabres 0 At Bloomington Dino Ciccarelli scored two goals and Don Beaupre stopped 27 shots for his first shutout of the season to lead Minnesota ovei Buffalo shutout of his Beaupre earned the third regular-seasocareer and his third straight victory His best save came he stopped Adam midway through the second period when range Creighton from n point-blan- k Clemson 67 Georgia Tech 66 62 0 Transylvania Kv Cumberland Dist of Columbia 69 Hampton U 67 Fla Southern 99 SI Thomas Fla 81 Louisville 84 Virginia Tech 62 Mary Washington 82 Roanoke 80 NC Charlotte 85 Coastal Carolina 61 Palm Beach Atlantic 93 Miami Christian 69 PikeviHe 8? Union Ky 73 Providence 92 Miami Fla 88 St Augustine s 98 Livingstone 80 Trevecca 80 Cumberland Tenn 65 MIDWEST Cent Iowa 79 Simpson 66 Dana 85 Briar Cliff 79 Drury 91 William Jewell 86 OT Goshen 72 Marion 69 Hastings 94 Ml Marly 42 Huntington 86 Bethel ind 78 Iowa St 91 Nebraska 7$ Kansas 71 Missouri 70 Lawrence 57 St Norbert 56 Malone 8) Uroana 61 Monmouth ill 95 MacMurrav 82 Missouri Western 66 Grand View 63 Mornmgside 77 Mankata St 7? NE Illinois 83 Olivet Nazarene 74 Peru St 72 Midland Lutheran 62 III 65 North Central 75 Augustana Iowa 109 Weslmar 83 Northwestern St Cloud St 69 S Dakota 65 School of the Ozarks 99 Central Bible 62 Thiel 93 Hiram 75 Upper Iowa 92 Loras 89 Wabash 54 Rose Hulman 52 Washburn 87 Emporia St 66 Westminster 94 LaGrange 78 Wis Parkside 87 Marian 66 W'S River Falls 75 Wis Superior 62 Wis Wnitewater 94 Wis Piatieviiie 82 SOUTHWEST Austin Coll 91 Trinity Texas 84 s 90 E New Mexico 74 Okia Christian 85 Langston 79 Okia C'tv 104 Cameron 75 Oral Roberts 59 Stephen F Austin 54 Pan American 74 Lamar 69 Paul Quinn 83 Wiley 61 S Nazarene 72 Central St Okia 65 FAR WEST Bioia 75 Southern Cal Coll 56 Chadron St 83 Mary 6? Cent Washington 67 Puget Sound 62 Gonzaga 79 E Washington 69 Lovota Calit 100 Chaoman 95 Pepoerdine 75 Chicago St 72 Portland 71 Pacific Lutheran 51 Rocky Mountain 88 N Montana 86 S Colorado 83 Panhandle St 79 20T S Utah 89 Adams St 71 Western St Colo 66 Mesa 53 TOURNAMENTS Rotary Pocono Ciassi Championship Phiia Textile 96 Dominican 73 Third Place B'oomfieid 72 E Stroudsburg 69 Clemson 67 Georgia Tech 66 CLEMSON (67) 3 Grant Pryor 5 9 4 4 14 Jenkins 7 12 2 3 16 1? Marshall 4 8 Tail 5 10 9 Brown 0 4 0 2 0 Campbell 5 11 11 3 0 0 2 Totals 28 63 8 13 67 Middleton GEORGIA TECH (66) 4 4 21 Hammonds 713 6 6 20 Ferrefi 0 0 2 Neal 5 8 13 Ford Dalrvmpte 4 6 8 Oliver 0 3 2 0 Munlyn 2 0 0 0 Totals Snerroa 66 Halftime— Georgia Tech 33 Clemson 32 Three pomt goats— Clemson (Jenkins Tail Marshall C 2 Brown ? Midd'etor 0 ? Georgia Tech Neal (Ferret! Reout— Neal Fouled Dairvmpie bounds— Clemson 32 (Pryor 8) Georgia Tech 36 (Ford 8) Assist- s- Clemson 19 (Marshall 7) Georgia Tech 17 (Neal 6) Total fouls— -8 2SI Clemson 18 Georgia Tech 18 Men’s World Cup Ski AOELBODEN Switzerland (AP) — Results of the mens World Cuo giant siatom Tuesday on the kuonisoergii course Pirmm ZurDngger Switzerland 2 mm utes 33 82 seconds 2 Joet Gaspoz Switzerland 2 34 43 3 Ingemar S'enmark Sweden 2 34 71 4 Rudolf Austria 7 34 75 5 Hubert S'roiz Austria 2 35 11 6 Markus West Germary Wasmeier 235 28 (tie) lomaz Cizman Yugoslavia 2J5S6 7 (tiei Frank Woernoi West Gen any 2J5 56 8 2 2 18 66 We73 9 Utah Tuesday's Games Boston S Quebec 3 Washington 6 New Jersey 3 Calgary 3 N Y Islanders Minnesota 5 Buffalo 0 Wednesday's Games Montreal al Hartford 535 pm N Y Islanders at Detroit 535 pm St Louis at Toronto 535 pm Edmonton al Winnipeg 635 pm Phiiadephia at Chicago 635 pm NY Rangers at Vancouver 835 pm Pittsburgh at Los Angeles 835 pm Thursday's Games Montreal al Boston 535 pm Calgary al New Jersey 535 pm NorStars 5 Sabres - 21 A Power-pla- v 0 of 8 3 ot 5 Barrasso third alo saves) Cloutier Beaupre Bruins shots-2- (25 Opportunities— Boston Quebec 0 of 4 Goalies— Boston Ranford saves) Quebec Malarchuk Capitals (33 2 of 4 shot$-3- 6 Devils 3 New Jersey -3 2 2 -6 Washington First Period- -1 Washington Franceschetti 9 (Gartner Smith) 4 22 2 Washington Stevens 7 (Christian Ridley) 5 53 (pp) 3 New Jersey Muller 17 (Wolanin Loisetle) 1044 Second Penod- -4 New Jersey Verbeek 21 (Muller Broten) 2 15 (pp) 5 Washington Gartner 14 (Duchesne Murphy) (sh) 6 Washington Gould 13 (Miller) 836 3 Third Period- -7 Jensen Washington 934 8 New Jersey (Adams Langway) Driver 4 (McNab Bridgman) 1109 9 Wash15 55 ington Murphy 16 (Jensen) ew 8—28 Shots on Jersey Washmglon 13 Power-plaNew Opportunities— Jersey Of 3 Washington of 4 Goalies— New Jersey Bifimgton (32 shots-2saves) Washington Mason (28 25) A— 11 195 Flames 3 Islanders 1 0 -3 Calgary 0 0 -1 NY Islanders 14 Period-1 Maclnms First Calgary 38 (Mullen Bozek) Penod-None Second Third Period— 2 Calgary Mullen 27 (Reinhart) 3 27 3 Calgary Tonetli 13 (Reinhart Bradley) 8 30 4 New York Jonsson 4 (Flat- lev B Sutter) 1409 New Shots on York Power-pla- Opporlumfies-Calga- of 5 ry New York 0 of Vernon Goalies— Caigary ) saves) New York Smith 4 A— 14 Tuesday's Schedule REGION ONE Weber 64 Clearfield 52 Roy 80 Box Elder 53 BonnevUe 60 Layton 64 (OT) REGtON THREE Cyprus 68 Cottonwood 56 Skyline 53 Granite 49 Taylorsville 61 Kearns 56 (OT) Granger 51 Olympus 42 REGION FOUR Bountiful 70 Woods Cross 46 56 East 52 Highland Davis 59 Viewmonl 50 (22 shols-2- 300 Tribune Picks in CAPITAL Letters REGION EIGHT Spanish Fork at PLEASANT GROVE m Springvilie at PROVO 730 pm Carbon al TIMPVIEW 730 pm PAYSON at Uintah 730 pm Thursday Jan 22 REGtON FIVE 30 pm BEN LOMOND at Ogden East Division 730 Tuesday’s Box Scores REGION ONE Bormvie 68 Layton 64 (OT) 9 16 IS 18- -8 68 Bomevtte 13 17 17 13- -4 64 Layton — 12 YoungbSivulich Bonneville 2 Woolverion 3 lood 12 5 8 29 Hall 0 0 5 9 3 3 6 Butlers Hansen Siawson 68 3 Totals 23 14 10 Dixon 4 Layton — Shappell6 19 R Truiillo 2 6 Nance 0 Banks 8 0 Stever-so2 Tucker 3 10 C Truiillo 0 64 0 3 TotaiS 23 Three Pointers Bonneville (Woolverion 1) Dixon Banks 2) Lavlon 4 (Shappell Weber 64 Qearfiett 52 52 18 10 II OearfieW 64 16 IS 23 Weber 6 7 Brad Clearfield — Bracken Larson 2 5 Soangenlhal 6 Hulse 2 Larson 11 10 4 8 Geertgens 5 Freeman 3 2 2 Hamon u Call Gardener 52 Totals 16 — 2 5 Tribe Weber McGary 21 Finders 2 6 Kofird 7 Holms 8 9 Totals 23 21 Lewis 4 64 Three Pointers Oearuekl 9Brad Larson 1) Holms 3 Roy 80 Box Elder S3 17 72 12 29 80 Rov 53 13 11 13 Box Elder Rov — Saunders 9 07 18 Tafova 2 2 6 27 Brown 3 6 Miles 10 Belnap 2 4 Thil 0 2 4 Grange 0 McBride 2 Rasmussen 3 Brad Palmer 80 4 Totals 28 Miles 0 Wood Box Elder Mueller 5 3 12 Neilson 4 2 9 Kennedv 2 6 Bischoff 8 Williams 2 2 Harris 4 2 2 10 Ash 3 6 Morrison 0 0 2 0 Totals 21 53 ! Miles goals Rov 2 (Belnap Box Elder none 1) REGION THREE Cyprus 68 Cottonwood 56 9 18 12 1- 7- 56 Cottonwood 14 20 14 2- 0- 68 Cyprus 14 Kimball 4 Cottonwood — Llovd 6 5 12 2 8 Sorensen Spencer 5 9 Schmidt 3 Warner 2 Henschon 3 5 Totals 23 56 24 Dea 5 Cyprus — Freeman 8 14 Nuniev 4 3 Adams 6 12 Pertili 0 68 73 3 IS Totals — t (3) Cottonwood Goals Henschon Schmidt Warner Cyprus (3) - - - - 3 point to each team for a lie an overtime or shootout winner receives two points and the loser receives one point which is designated in the OL column Sunday's Games Sagmaw 5 Peoria 0 Kalamazoo 6 Muskegon 3 Fori Wavne 0 Indianapolis Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Salt Lake 3 Fort Wavne 2 (SO) Milwaukee at Indianapolis Wednesday's Games Sagmaw at Flint Indianapolis at Peoria Thursday's Games Kalamazoo at Muskegon Fort Wavne at Salt Lake 87 2072MST AP SK Eagles Komets 3 2 (SO) Fort Wavne 0 110-- 2 -- 3 Salt Lake 0 0 2 First Period Scoring none Penalties Hewitt (SL) slashing II 28 Boudreauit (FW) slashing 1135 Ryder (FW) holding 1304 Veliucca (SL) elbowing 16 24 Second Penod — Scoring Fori Wavne Baldwin 8 (PesettO 13 50 Penaiiies Stewart (SL) nookmg 037 Shoebottom (FW) holding 1012 Raymond (FW) delay of game 1109 Paul Pooiev (FWl hooking 1805 Pearson (SL) tripping 1940 Third Period Sconng 2 Fori Wayne Channeii 8 (Perry Pooiev Paul Pooiev) 6 38 3 Salt Lake ) Ferguson 15 (Harrison I? ?6 4 Salt Lake Ferguson 16 (Ham son Brant) Penalties none Overtime — Scoring none Shootout — San Lake won on goals bv Morrison and Channeii Shots an Goat Fort Wavne 21 6 10 I? Salt Lake 12 9 9 5 35 Power Ptav Opportunities — Fort Wavne Sait take 0 3 Goalies — Fort Wavne Raymond Sail Lake Hemz 3 775 Attendance Referee Lance Roberts Linesmen Al Poland Rob Larson - - - - - Auto Racing Racing Millionaire Top 20 millionaire drivers with total win 1987 mngs through Jan Darrell Waltnp $7 435 457 2 Bobby Anson 6 290 365 3 Richard Petty 6 192 102 - - y S3 Granite Doubles Quarterfinals Flach and Robert Seguso Sunrise Fla def Darren Cahill and Mark Kralzmann Australia AusPelet Doonan and Laune Warder tralia def Des Tyson and Antony Emerson 64 Australia Women - - - - competition with a time of Transactions: baseball — PITTSBURGH pirates signed UL Washington and Houston Jimenez shortstops to minor league contracts SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS signed Bob Brenly catcher to BOSTON CELTICS signed contract BASKETBALL a two-veConner Henry guard for the rest ot the season FOOTBALL — TORONTO ARGONAUTS released Condredge Holloway quarterback HOCKEY — DETROIT RED WINGS returned Dole Krenlz left wing to Adirondack of the American Hockey League NEW YORK RANGERS claimed Brad Maxwell defenseman on waivers from the Vancouver Canucks PITTSBURGH PENGUINS recalled Leo Giftin right wing from Oshawa of the Ontario Hockev League Recalled Dwight Schofield right wing from Baltimore of the American Hockev League ST LOUIS BLUES recalled Philippe Bozon left wing from St Jean of the Quebec Maor Junior Hockev League - SnWs Quarterfinals Catarina Lindovisl (10) Sweden def Pam Shnver (3) Lulherville Md 63 def Hana Mandiikova (2) Czechoslovakia Lon McNeil (8) Houston (5) West Germany Claudia 6 def Elizabeth Smylie Australia Locally: Senior Robert Garbell lunlor Tom Snelson and sophomore John Murray represent BYU's tennis team this week at the fifth annual Adidas Invitational at Palm Springs Colif Play begins singles draw with Wednesday and ends Saturday with a a consolation for first round losers The winners In both singles and 1987 Pen Classic In late Into Pilot the doubles earn wild card berths The Salt Lake County Recreation Division and CenFebruary tral City Multipurpose Center will sponsor the second annual Mr and Mrs Bodybuilding Contest Saturday at the center's 615 South 300 East location Preiudglng will begin at noon with final ludglng scheduled tor 7 pm Admission is $2 for the preiudglng session and $3 tor the finals Guest poser will be Gene Nelson — the 1986 Mr Spo Fitness For further Information contact the center at BYU opens Its men's volleyball season Friday at 8 pm In the Marriott Center against Long Beach State Tickets are $2 at the gate BYU Is the defending National Collegiate Club 2 d champion CHALLENGER ELIMINATION Louis Vuttton Cup Best of Seven Tuesday Jan 13 Stars & Sinpes Dennis Conner def New minute 20 seconds Zealand Chris Dickson Wednesday Jan 14 36 Stars & Stripes def New Zealand Thursday Jan IS No race scheduled Friday Jan 16 New Zealand def Stars & Stripes 38 Saturday Jan 17 Stars & Stripes def New Zealand 338 IK Kookaburra III AMERICA'S CUP Best of Seven Saturday Jan 31 & Stripes Dennis Connor vs lam Murray Sunday Feb lit & Stripes vs Kookaburra Monday Feb 2 III & Stripes vs Kookaburra Tuesday Feb 3 III & Stripes vs Kookaburra Wednesday Feb 3 & vs Kookaourra Stripes Stars burra III Stars Stars Stars Stars necessary Stars necessary Stars necessary & & Thursday Stripes vs Bill Parcells’ Record National FootbaM League Regular Season IS Latest Line Bv J McCarthy The Rockets are vs the points in their last The Spurs have covered only ot thetr last 4 al home Take Houston minus the small spot over San Antonio In the colleges we like Tennessee and C Michigan minus over Mississippi St over W Michigan PRO FOOTBALL (NFL) 7 Lost conference playoff Angeles Rams game to San Francisco 2110 on wild card game agamst San Francisco Lost conference playoff game to Chicago 1986— Won conference Playoff game Won conference against San Francisco 0 championship against Washington Dan Reeves’ Record National Foofbal League Regular Season Feb Kookaburra burgh on conference plavoff agamst New Won conference championship England m overtime game against Cleveland NFL Playoffs III if III if III if 4 Friday Feb 5 Stripes vs Kookaburra LAS VEGAS Nev (AP) — The standings of the field has completed after Tuesday's second round of the $175 000 Showboat Invitational bowling tournament (including pintail totals) Kent Wagner Palmetto Fla 3624 2 Purvis Granger Latavetle La 3572 3 Earl Anthony Dublin Calif 3567 4 Tom Milton St Fla 3 498 5 Steve Giiium Petersburg Mo 3 483 6 Dennis Horan Jr Santa Ctara Calif 3 479 7 Amieto Monaceili 3438 Venezuela 8 Mark Williams Beaumont Texas 3433 9 Larry 3 432 Warwick Fla Wauchula 10 Ron Patombi Jr Erie Pa 3 431 11 Bob Chamberlain Auburn Heights Mich 3 429 12 Mike Aulbv Indianapolis Ind 3 473 13 John Mazza Ml Clemens Mich 3 41? 14 CharloMe NC 3411 George Paooas 15 Brian voss Tacoma Wash 3 402 16 Hugh 3 397 17 Don Miller Mercer isiand Wash Syiva New Bedford Mass 3 393 18 Marx Fahv Chicago 3 386 !9Randv Pedersen Santa Maria Cant 3 381 20 John Meins San Bernadmo Catif 3 380 21 Rev Perez Cincinnati Ohio 3371 22 Sam Zurich Hernando Beach Fta 3370 23 Guppy Troup Tucker Ga 3364 24 Dave Davis Oiando Fla 3362 Pro Golf PGA Top Ten Finishes the golfers who have finished m the first 10 places of a PGA tournament this vear through the Bob Hope Gotf Classic which ended Jan IB amateur) Top 3rd 10 lit 2 2 0 0 Marx Cakavecchia 0 0 0 Andy Bean 0 0 0 Charlie Bolling I 0 0 0 TC Chen 0 0 0 Ben Crenshaw 0 RicX Fehr 0 0 0 Ed Fkvi 0 0 0 Rav Fiovo 0 0 0 Davd Frost 0 0 0 Donnie Hammond 0 Bernard anger I 0 0 0 Sandy Lyle 0 0 0 Bme McCalister 0 0 Greg Norman 0 Mac OG'adv 0 Corev Pavm 0 0 0 Larry ftnXer 0 0 0 Jeff Sluman 0 0 0 Hal Sutlon 0 0 0 Doug TeweK 0 0 0 Boo Tway A list of N 10 10 10 10 Compiled By Tribune Staff Kooka- Showboat Invitational l — Pro Football 34 def Australia IV Friday Jan 16 def Australia IV 46 Saturday Jan 17 Kookaburra ill def Australia IV Sunday Jan 18 No race scheduled Monday Jan I? 13 Kookaburra III def Australia IV Tuesday's Result Kookaburra ill vs Australia IV 55 Kook0 SUMMARY OF aburra III wins series TUESDAY'S DEFENDER RACE A maior tactical error by Australia IV's Colin Beashel before the start allowed Kookalead a the race burra ill to get a began lam Murray picked up three seconds going to the weather on the first leg eight more on the spinnaker run and then put the race away as he piCKed up 16 seconds on the third leg Kookaburra minute 384 seconds He also posted 4 x 400 meter relay team with a 48 1 the fastest leg on the Wildcats second spilt 49 12 10 15 1- 7- S3 Skyline 6 14 7 2- 2- 49 Granite 10 Smith 4 Skyline — Greenberg 4 11 12 16 Vranes 3 Christopolus 7 53 4 Totals 19 Chambers I 18 Richards 8 Granite — Trosl 7 6 Jensen I 12 Nielson 2 PEterson 4 49 2 Walton 3 Totals 19 Three Pointers - Skyline 2 (Smith 2) Granite 3 (Peterson 2 Watton 1) Granger $1 Olympus 42 51 10 15 5 Granger 42 10 9 2 Olympus — 5 3 Nordfeit Marsh Granger 11 Langpap 5 5 6 18 Reiser 7 10 Thorpe 5 51 9 Totals IB 5 Burton 7 Olympus — Phearson 2 2 Christian17 Biackam 3 0 0 6 Wright 2 0 0 2 Geer (sen 3 6 Tuiis son 42 Totals 19 Jackson ! Goals — Granger 3 (Langpap 1) 3) Olympus 3 'Burton 2 Phearson Taylors vie 61 Kearns 56 OT 20 9 18 8 6 61 TavlorsvAe 17 13 17 8 -K earns 56 — Thamalar 2 4 4 K Taylorsville night 4 6 Haiesione 10 1 7 27 Harmon 3 Gleason 10 0? Christiansen 3 4 4 11 7 Totais 73 14 19 61 10 Kearns — Ciarh 3 0 0 6 Peterson 4 7 13 18 BHs 2 5 6 9 Atu 6 G'Dsor 6 Totals 21 (I 14 56 Three Pointers — Taylorsville (Christianson 1) Kearns 3 Peterson Afu 2) REGtON FOUR Highland 56 East S2 13 52 10 15 East 56 IS 13 10 Htftfand 17 4 Johnson 4 East — Jensen 2 11 16 Moncur 5 Vorwaiter 4 Watkins 52 0 0 7 Totals 18 0 0 2 Larsen ilHighiano — Rich 6 0 0 14 Christensen 11 ls 13 Jenkms 10 0 7 Young 3 Jarvis 2 2 5 6 Bown 7 6 Over Connaity 2 Tytats 20 29 56 Three Pointers — Highland 2 (Rich 2) BountrM 70 Woods Cross 48 17 2 48 10 Woods Cross IS 25 20 10 70 Bountiful 12 Evans 3 Woods Cross Rogers 4 1 Hansen i 0 0 2 0 Angelos 2 0 7 6 2 3369 Jaixsonl224 Frasier 2 Mai'meau Ra'hmann 0 0 i Creer 0 0 7 Totals 18 7 13 48 11 Covev 4 4 4 Bouniihjl — Jacobs 3 14 Cahoon 4 7 6 Walton 3 4 4 10 Rigbv 4 12 Smtn 5 Them 5 0 0 0 10 Fuller 2 Totals Yl 23 32 70 Three Pointers Woods Cross 5 (Rogers 3 Cvans Angetos 1) Bountiful 3 (Covev I Jacons I) Davis 59 Viewmont 50 14 1? IS 59 Daws 13 13 15 9 -- 50 Viewmont Oavs Pearso" 6 7 2 U Stoddard 5 0 0 10 R chins 7 2 2 6 Emery 0 2 2 2 Motor 2 24 0 0 2 Wetung 4 5 6 13 Olson 3 0 0 6 6 Over Totals 73 13 16 S9 Viewmont — Burnmyham 6 4 4 17 Mi In tosh 2 0 0 5 Crowther 7 12 5 Bland 5 2 2 13 4 Can 3 0 0 6 Totals 20 7 8 50 Fawi 7 Three Pointers — Davis 0 Viewmont 3 Band McIntosh I) iBummgnam - 7 Ken - Skyline 4 America’s Cup ft Fremantle Australia - IHL Standings Poly-Sa- def Boris Becker Australia (7) d 25-- 5 Martina Navratilova (1) Fort Worth Tex0 as def Zina Garrison (7) Houston Mixed Doubles Second Round Andrew Castle and Anne Hobbs Britain def Gary Donnelly Scottsdale Anz and Car1 ling Bassett Canada N Y and Paul Annacone Bndgehampton Christo Van Rensburg South Africa def Todd Nelson San Diego and Gary Muller South 6 Africa Des Tyson and Jamne Thompson Australia def Mark Kralzmann and Jenny Byrne Australia Juniors Bovs Singles Third Round Adam Anderson Australia def Gunther 6 Von Derveeran Belgium 76 Eugenio Rossi Italy def Tony Matkuiak Australia 61 64 Diego Nargiso Italy def Johan Anderson 6 I Australia Wednesday’s Games 5 Nordiques 3 middle-distanc- 5 7 Minnesota I 3 Boston -5 0 -3 Quebec Boston Simmer 16 (Mc First Period- -1 Carthy Crowder) 746 (pp) Second Period- -2 Boston Middleton 11 (Gradm Neely) 305 3 Quebec McRae 4 4 Gilhs) Boston Simmer 17 (Goulet (Larson Bourque) U06 (po) 5 Boston Gradin 6 14 10 (sh) 11 Boston Third Period- -6 Crowder (Thelven Thehn) 231 7 Quebec Goulet 26 514 8 Quebec Ea(Rocheforl Lafreniere) gles 9 (P Slas'ny Brown) 1359 Shots on goal— Boston Quebec Power-pla- - 0 alo Ooportumties-Buff- - 281 Prep Basketball Buffalo 0 0 0- -0 3 3 -5 Mtfvwsota First Period— I Minnesota Ciccarelli 34 21 2 Minnesota Nilsson (Broten Biugstad) 14 (Broten 14 48 (pp) Hartsburg) Second Period— 3 Minnesota MacLellan 18 (Bellows Graham) 7 15 (pp) 4 Minnesota Ciccarelli 35 (Acton Bellows) 1154 (pp) 5 Minnesota Payne 2 (Graham Rouse) 1840 Third Period-No- ne MinneShots on sota Minnesota - Miscellaneous: Weber State College's Blake Beesley has been selected as the Big Sky Conference wrestler of the week ande a Boise State University triple lumper and Weber State runner share the season's first Indoor track athlete of the week honor Beeslev a senior from Salt Lake City Utah Improved In the weight class with three his overall record to victories last week He had dual match wins over opponents from Lois Obispo and Northern Arizona Fresno State and Cal extended his Big Sky winning streak to tour matches In Indoor track and field BSU triple lumper Wendall Lawrence and Weber runner Gerald Bean were named the Big Sky's othletes of the week In a vote ot league coaches Bean a sophomore from St George Bermuda won the 500 meters at last week’s Snake River TAC Yannick Noah France (3) def Tim 6 ( 14) Asheville N C 64 2 Kelly Evernden New Zealand def Derrick 7 Rostagno Rancho Palos Verdes Calif 4 80 ISU 61 - Results MELBOURNE Australia (AP) Tuesday in the $1650000 Australian Open Tennis Championship at Koovong (seedmgs in tiebreaker scores except singles parentheses unavailable) Man Singles Fourth Round e Pal Cash Australia (11) def Paul 7 1 4 N Y Bndgehampton Wally Masur West Germany Idaho State (61) 8 0 13 5 Broussard 6 Murphy 4 Malle Ehardl 5 Imhoff 8 Verona 12 II Truitt 9 10 Totals 61 Utah (80) 4 2 Welch 0 2 Ward BuHers I 4 0 De Lucia 2 Lindsay 9 5 1 8 5 Rogers 12 Neebling Shahee 4 0 6 17 Wright 8 Carpenter 24 12 Holzwarth 3 Watrm 2 Totals 80 Halftime Score — Utah 43 ISU 2ft ReISU 32 (Verona 9) Utah 49 bounds ISU 11 (Broussard 11) Assists 4) ISU 18 Utah Utah 24 (Butters 5) Total fouls - Ski Racing 4 1 - 114 GOLDEN STATE (114) 8 L Smith 6 McDonald 22 Mullm 6 4 Flovd 1 Carroll 5 5 24 Teagie 14 Ballard 00 5 12 H ggms 13 Whitehead 6 Moss 5 5 13 Totals 114 SACRAMENTO (123) 3 19 Tyler Thorpe 10 0 Smith 1114 44 27 Thompson 49 0 31 18 Theus Johnson 10 3 Otberd Edwards Kleme 0 2 123 Totals ing 27 31 20 Gotten State Sacramento 26 28 32 Three-pogoals— Flovd 3 Ballard Smith Fouled out— Theus McDonald Thompson Rebounds— Golden State 47 (Smith 10) Sacramento 45 (Thorpe 11) Asstsis-GolSlate 19 (Floyd 10) Sacramento 29 (Theus 7) Total fouls— Golden State 27 Sacramento 24 TechnicalsGolden Si illegal defense A— 10333 Indiana at Boston 5:30 pm Phoenix at New Jersey 5:30 pm Seattle at Philadelphia 5:30 pm LA Lakers at Atlanta 5:30 pm Milwaukee at Cleveland 5:30 pm New York at Dallas 6:30 pm Houston at San Antonio 6:30 pm Golden State at Denver 7:30 pm Detroit at Utah 7:30 pm LA Warriors 0 Weber St (64) 10 Barlow Denham 2 0 4 Wevenberg Bateman 4 Rockwood 4 Bell Eide 4 0 8 9 0 Totals 20 Lawler Field Goal Percentages — DYU 525 ber St 44 I BYU Free Throw Percentages Weber St 666 R Slewarl and J Hogge Officials 7) 123 6 Callaway 23 5 Wvnk Carter 4 2 6 6 Andrus 21 Clark Nixon 3 9 12 Totals 0 10 70 Rebounds— Milwaukee Chicago 56 (Setters II) 21 (Lucas 7) Chicago 78 (Oakley 9) Total fouls— Milwaukee 72 ChicaA— 13674 go 19 Techmcal-Pie- rce Kings Australian Open BYU 79 Weber St 66 Al Times MST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division 103 Mlwaubee Pro Golf: At Phoenix Arlz Fuzzy Zoeller won a chlpoff with Bob Tway on the final hole Tuesday to successfully defend his championship In the Phoenix Open Shootout The players were forced Into a chlpoff after scoring par on the par-- 4 18th hole at the Tournament Players Club of Scottsdale Zoeller struck his chip one foot Inside Tway's to win the $2500 f'rst prize Basketball NHL Standings Bulls 103 Bucks 90 MILWAUKEE (90 0 77 Mokeski Cummings 0 8 7 Sikma Reynolds 14 0 7 4 17 17 Pierce Breuer Hodges 14 0 Lucas - IS 76 00 4 Bradley 4 Webster 00 0 Totals Brtdgeman 90 3385 CHICAGO (103) 14 Cureton 9 Oaklev 10 Parson 0 10 Jordan Sellers 512 7 31 Corztne 33 7 Bonks 0 0 18 4 Totals 0 Cofield Turner Skiing- - pirmin Zurbriggen ot Switzerland won Tuesday's World Cup giant slalom race In Adelboden Switzerland He recorded a total time ot 2:3382 and finished ahead of teammate Joel Gaspoz and Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden Al Times MST Sunday Dec 28 New York Jets 35 Kansas City 15 Washington 19 Los Angeles Rams 7 Saturday Jan 3 Cleveland 23 New York Jets 20 20T Washington 27 Chicago 13 Sunday Jan 4 New York Giants 49 San Francisco 3 Denver 22 New England 17 Sunday Jaa 11 Denver 23 Cleveland 20 OT New York Giants 17 Washington 0 Sunday Jaa 25 Super Bowl At Pasadena CaM Denver vs New York Giants 4 pm Home team m CAPS Radio Sports Log TV National Western Rodeo - & DENVER (AP) Results Tuesday of the National Western Slock Show rodeo Tuesday's Schedule Around 5 pm — College Basketball Virginia Tech Bareback Rtdmg Dar Haskms Mavbede Colo 80 points at Louisville ESPN (Cable-TV- ) 4 pm — College Basketball Missouri at 2 (tie) Mike Flanigan Auburn Calif and Kansas USA ) Wavne Herman Rapid Otv S D 79 7 pm — College Basketball Clemson at — Steer wrestling first Pat Nogie Grass Vaiiev Ore 3 2 seconds 2 Allen Georgia Tech ESPN (Cable-TV- ) 7 JO pm — IHL Hockev Fori Wavne at Berryessa Cedarvlie Calif 3 7 3 Wade BerKTKK-ASalt Lake (630) and KNKK-Ary Miles City Mon 3 5 (800) Caff Roping 9 pm — Yachting The America's Cup (Cable-TV- ) Dave Smith College Place Wash 85 fcSPN 10J0 pm — Sports Open Line with Chris seconds 2 Joe Beaver Victoria Texas 86 3 M Tunis (1160) DR Daniel Okeechobee Fla 88 WePiesdav's Schedule Team Ropmg — College Basketball Connecticut at 5 pm Dee Pickett Caldwell Idaho and Mike ) Beers Rufus Ore 54 seconds 2 (tie) Bob Georgetown ESPN 6 pm — College Basketball Houston at Harns Voca Texas and Tee Wodman LlaSMU USA (Cable-TV- ) no Texas and Dick Powell Babb Mont and 4 JO pm College Basketball DePaui at Sam Bird Cut Bank Mont 6 0 Evansville WGN ) Saddle Bronc RKbng 7 pm — College Basketball Villanova at Martv Jandreau 80 Guthrie Okia ESPN Syracuse ) 2 points Sterling Wines Ruby Valiev Nev 7:05 pm BYU Update KSL ) 79 3 Lewis Feid Elk Ridge Utah 78 7J0 pm — NBA Basketball Pistons at Bui Rickng Charles Sampson 84 Jazz Channel 9 KLUB Los Angeles Thursday's Schedule points 2 Ted Nuce Manteca Catif 82 3 5 pm — College Basketball Cincinnati at Ricky Lmdsav Huntsville Texas 81 (Catte-TV- ) ESPN Louisviue Barrel Raong 4 pm — College Basketball Auburn at Sue Overton Bryson Texas 15 19 seconds 2 Charmavne James Clavton NM Alabama USA (Cable-TV- ) 4:05 — NBA Basketbafl Lakers at Pacers 15 72 3 Patty Jones Calhan Colo 1532 WTBS (CaWe-TV- ) 7 pm College Basketball North CaroliBareback Riding na at Wake Forest ESPN (CaWe-TV- ) Jim Dunn Canada 72 points (Only 7J0 pm IHL Hockev Fort Wavne at place listed) Sail Lake KTKK-A(800) (630) KNKK-ASteer Wresting 7 pm — College Basketball Air Force al BJ Wiseman Krebs Okia 3 5 seconds KSL Brigham 2 (tie) (1160 Young AM) Dennis Gee Wichita Fans Texas and 1OJ0 pm — Air Force at Brigham Young Jodv Stamper Mounds Okia 38 Channel II CaM Ropng James Zant Harper Texas 78 seconds 2 Greg Wmham Rush Springs Okia 84 3 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Utah Ski (tie) Jerry Aliev Dei Ro Texas and Mike Association reported the following conditions Beers Rufus Ore 8 6 Tuesday at the state s ski resorts Team Ropng Alta— 73 total new Rck Stock Showiow Ariz and Rusty Beaver Mouniam-- 34 total no new Wright Mount Pleasant Texas 5 2 seconds 2 67 Brian Head-v total 14 new Larry Cohorn and Darryl Suf'van Las Brighton-- 69 total no new NM 55 3 Pete Pearce Washington Deer Vanev-- 37 total 2 new Texas and Tyler Magnus Ei Campo Texas Mt Hov— 35 total I new 56 34 Elk Meadows-total I new Sadcte Bronc Ridkig Nordic Vaiiev— 34 total no new Bulch Knowles Hermiston Ore 71 Park Cilv-- 36 Wai t new points 2 Eari Hammond Heopner Ore 70 Park Wesi-- 43 3 Bud Pauley total no new Mites C'tv Mont 65 Powder Mountam-- 47 total no new Barrel Racing Snowbastn-- 3? I Cnarmavne total no new James Clavton NM 1523 SnowWrd-- 55 2 total no new seconds Cheryl Simon Penrose Colo Solitude— 61 total no new 153? 2 Marlene Frtdieman Ramah Colo Sundance-- 37 total no new - - - - Utah Ski Report - |