| Show r'' wyPTyr 4C The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday 4 1987 February The Salt Lake Tribune Sports Scoreboard — NBA Expanded All Times Standings MST East 74 Bountiful Bountiful Eastern Conference 70 74 — Bountiful Cahoon 3 3 17 Them Jacobs 2 0 9 Wa'ton 6 8 Fuller 4 14 2- 0II 2- 4Covev 2 12 Rtobv 9 TotaiS 19 13 19 17 East 70 6 0 0 6 Saturday's Games Bose State at Idaho State 73 Idaho at Weber State Montana at Nevaoa-RenMontana State at Northern 5 — 70 East — 13 28 Johnson 4 Jensen 8 5 12 Larsen 9 Watkins 4 Moncur 3 10 74 2 Totals — 25 Romney Three-PoiGoals Bountiful (4) Jacobs 2 Covev Fuller Easi (6) Jensen 6 REGION SIX West 68 South 64 10 25 21 12 68 West 64 14 IS 19 South — West Gisseman 0 1 0 Maestas 2 14 Shaw 6 24 Stanley 16 Giasker 9 2 7 4 Latu 3 3 Totals Yamaucni 0 by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds Tank McNamara Thursday's Games Boise State at Weoer State ioano at Idaho State Montana at Northern Arizona Montana State at Nevaoa-Ren- (Rich 3 Highland Christensen) Young Arizona HCAC Standings - 23 68 - South Broadhead 00 Ames 5 11 2 - Tonge Totals 24 Three-poi- Maestas 11 Tuesday's Game 21 9 15 Soto 8 Puounu 5 2 11 Draoer 0 2 2 Dickerson 0 4 BYU at Thursday's Games Utah State at Utah New Mexico State at Colorado New Mexico at Wyoming 64 snots — West 3) South 3 (Soto 3) 8 (Giasker 5 50 Dugwav Saturday's Games REGION FOUR Viewmonl 41 REGION ELEVEN 64 Rowland Hall 51 Wednesday’s Games Cleveland at Boston 5:30 pm Philadelphia at New Jersey 5:30 pm Seattle at Dallas 6:30 pm Sacramento at LA Lakers 8:30 pm Thursday's Games New Jersey at New York 5:30 pm Cleveland at Washington 5:30 pm Indiana at Detroit 5:30 pm Chicago at Milwaukee 6:30 pm Golden State at Houston 6:30 pm Seattle at San Antonio 6:30 pm Denver at Phoenix 7:30 pm Utah at LA Clippers 8:30 pm LA Lakers at Portland 8:30 pm Spurs Pro 11 Warriors 103 GOLDEN STATE (103) 11 19 Short L Smith 9 14 Flovd Carroll 36 7 Mullm 0 19 Ballard 6 4 Moss 2 Teagle 21 McWhitehead 0 0 Totals 0 Higgins Donald Basketball 103 SAN ANTONIO (111) 16 Greenwood Berry 24 Sundvoid Gilmore 16 Robertson Thompson 2 Dawkins Krvstkowiak 0 0 Totals Moore 1 19 31 Golden State 32 23 San Antonio 18 17 4 14 111 19 26 vd Three-po2 Sundvoid Fouled out— None Rebounds— Golden Stale 46 (Smith 12) San Antonio 66 (Greenwood 23) Assists-GdState 22 (Flovd 9) San AntoTotal 5) nio 24 (Greenwood AnState 26 San Antonio 21 Techmcais-S- an tonio Coach Weiss Short A— 5926 i Hawks Celtics 126 123 (OT) BOSTON (123) 26 McHale Bird 36 13 Parish 19 Johnson Amge IS Sichtmg 0 1 8 Dave 2 Roberts 2 Kile Vincent 2 Totals 123 ATLANTA (126) 54 Willis Wilkins 18 Rollins 19 Rivers II Battle 9 Levingston 6 Williams 7 Carr 2 Koncak 1 0 0 Totals H Field Goals Kings percentages 38S Jazz 43 5 Free Throws Kings 78 6 Jazz 618 Three point attempts E Kings Johnson Smith Theus Jazz Stockson 01 Griffith 0 Curry Technical touts Utah illegal defense Stocked shots Kings (6) Thorpe Thompson 3 Tvuler 2 Jazz (8) Tripucka I Eaton 5 Baiiev I Curry Steals Kings (5) Thompson 2 Theus Kleme Pressley Turnovers Kings 19 Theus S Johnson and Thorpe 3 each Smith Kleme and Tyler 2 each Thompson Jazz 111) Bailey Stockton iavaroni 2 each Malone Eaton Green Hansen Curry Officials Crawford Joe Bennett Salvatore T 209 A 11826 1 Boston A Hants - 30 28 28 25 27 24 30 30 Bird 2 Fouled 6? (Bird 15) Atlanta 64 (Willis 21) Assists— Boston 29 (Bird 14) Atlanta 29 (Rivers 18) Total loots— Boston 20 Atlanta 29 Technicals— Boston illegal defense 4 Dave ! - 2 goals— Ainge on Rebounds-Bosf- - - Prep Basketball - Tuesday’s Games - Sixers 99 Pacers REGION ONE Lavton at Box Eider Rov at Clearfield Bonneville at Weber REGION THREE Taylorsville 57 Granger 44 61 CoMonwood 56 Olympus Kearns at Granite at Cyprus Skyline REGION FOUR East 74 Bountiful 70 Highland 51 Davis 49 Viewmonl 67 Woods Cross 55 REGION SIX Murray at Jordan West 68 South 64 Judge at Tooele REGION EIGHT Uintah at Pleasant Grove Timpview at Provo Carbon at Spanish Fork Pavson at Sprmgville 94 PHILADELPHIA (99) 22 Vranes 6 Barkley 12 11 McCormick Cheeks 2 2 2 4 Toney 3 6 4 4 10 Free Ervmg 3 9 Hinson 16 9 Wingate 99 Totals INDIANA (94) 13 9 Person Williams 12 20 Stipanovich Fleming 13 Richard22 16 Tisdale 5 8 Long M-7 Gray son 4 0 Macv 0 Totals 94 Anoerson 99 25 22 24 PhiadaWwa Mana 26 21 22 94 t Fouled out— None Redounds— Philadelphia 51 (McCormick 14) Indiana 39 (Stipanovich 10) 19 (Erving 6) Indiana 30 (Person 17 7) Richardson Total fouls -- Philadelphia 24 Technicals— Indiana illegal defense Indiana 3 Philadelphia 044 illegal defense A -1- Hawks Schedule Thursday’s m i"wi 76 13 30 28 21 25 AIM 27 We V-v- 2 ge pomt 30 30 Bird 2 Fouled is Reoounds-Bost- on 62 (Bird 64 Wikis 21) Asset- s- Boston 79 a 29 Rvers )8 Total jj-- H 4 )4 fn A’a 79 Dare 4 on Techmcah-Bost- 15) (Bird de- illegal 52? 16 Knicks 110 Bucks 109 NEW YORK (110) 8 21 Waiker 0 2 2 2 2 13 Henderson 6 12 8 SparMcNeatv 4 Odham row ? 2 2 2 6 P Cummings 2 3 27 35 110 2 Totals 12 MILWAUKEE (109) T Cummings 4 II 3 7 Breuer 70 7 8 73 Lucas 16 Sikma 0 ?3 Mokeski Hodges Pierce 7 Brtdgeman 0 0 2 Webster 39 0 2 0 0 Bradev 0 Smith 7 Totals 37 88 33 46 109 Reynolds 4 33 32 New Yort 09 M 31 26 Mfwaufcee LuHooges Three port Reoounds-N- ew York cas Fuuted 13' Milwaukee 62 ($'kma 50 'Ewing 7) York ?6 iWitkms 8) Milwaukee AiSS'l-N- ew Total tout- s- New York 26 II 'Lucas 5 NLiwduee 27 Techna'- s- Milwaukee Coach New York Nevon 2 ectedi T Cummings leg oetonse 5 A— 11052 13 Larw"gnt Eng Wims II 5 30 21 I Bulls 98 Bullets 91 WASHINGTON CAWW Vlsrxv I WHene (l31 4 6 14 20 II 3ones J Malone Vincent I Wams l 10 2 4 00 Ctxeton 0 40 17 21 14? W r 6 10 4 Young N 27 72 29 91 19 24 21- -N 27 ReOounds— Wasnmgton It Oncaoo ion 12 Jordan Brown 63 Wasnmgton 17 (Wnanev Ijnrdan 6) ToW Otago - 0 Mvers II 25 0 Totals 14 IOkW 61 13) Cntcago 23 mega) Hall 84 Seton 80 - 10 4 Granger Thorpe 2 4 10 Totals Tavlorsvtf Hawone 2 11 12 10 Marsh 3 ?? 4 LangoaD 14 — II 14 Conference PCT Wyoming BYU New Mexico UTEP Uian Colorado St Air Force Hawaii San Diego S' W Al Games L PCT 714 696 667 15 16 17 667 16 76? 500 13 619 800 800 739 400 10 476 375 10 556 125 6 2 316 000 I 14 100 Thursday's Games Colorado Stale ai San Diego Air Force a Hawaii New Mexico at Bngham Young UTEP a Utah Friday's Games Chicago Sae at Wvorrnng Saturday's Game UTEP a Br gnam Young Colorado Sta’e a Hawaii A Force a' San Dego St New Mexico a' Utah St PCAA Standings -- 44 57 2 2 44 Familar 4 Harmon 4 4 4 1? 9 Knight 8 3 0 0 Chris- teatnerwood 0 0 2 Wallace 57 Dow 3 0 0 6 Totals 24 Three pointer Grangers 4 (Langpap 2 Riser 2) Olympus 61 Cottonwood 56 9 17 15 1- 5- 56 Cottonwood 15 11 II 1- 7- 61 Otympus Cottonwood — Ltovd 7 2 4 16 Kimball 2 T ?1 4 14 9 Hens hen 8 5 Sorensen 3 Toas — 23 2 Warner Fletcher tensen 2 2 2 6 6 - 13 56 5 - Htfttnd - Pearson 16 14 M 51 Stoddard 3 3 4 9 3 Rhms 2 2 2 6 Fmerv 2 0 0 4 Over I Maer 2 0 0 4 Welling 3 4 6 10 0'son 14 4 6 49 Totats 16 J 0 0 7 Young 4 ? 10 Highland — Christensen 7 3 4 ’6 Jarvs 4 4 4 17 Sown 2 10 20 0 8 2 Fox I 5) Van Oavis Rh 2 3 4 7 Pro Hockey National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press Al Times MST WALES CONFERENCE Pafnck Division 20 - COl ORADO SPRINGS Coto AP) The ?0 'eans n me National Junot College Athiec Assoc 'at on basketoaii oon w th lirst theses records through place votes m Feb 3 ano oa’ poh’s Record P’S San Jacinto Te 20’ 71 0 277 1 Dtx Utah (2) 19? 3 Six 'ne' " Idaho 132 4 Midland 7? Tex 125 5 New Menco jC 22 2 99 6 Aneganv Vd (U 81 7 E isworth 19 Iowa 66 0 So Union Aia ’8 0 59 9 Herkimer N Y 50 10 Brewton Parker Ga 45 ?M 11 11 10 7 Chowan NC 39 1? Corning N Y 17 27 Sunday's Games Auburn 85 Monday's Games Cai State Fukenon 6? San Jose State 60 Thursday's Games CS Fuerton at New Mexico Sta'e UC Sants Barbara at CSU Long Beach UC irvme at San Jose S’a'e UNL v at Utah State Saturday's Games CS Fullerton a CSU Long Beach Fresno Sta’e a Pacific UC San'a Barbara a New Mexico S’a'e UNL V at San jose S’a'e UC trvine at Utah Sta’e UNL V 104 Gouceser (!'Mississippi Ctv N J 14 2 27 17 2 26 20 y 15 Westchester 10 Me'atuck Conn 17 17 Kankakee in Dav'one Beach Fia Three R ver Vo UNY Farnd 3 16 1? to 4 10 10 19 20 Big Sky Standings 15 US N Figure 24 tl Skating Championships TACOMA Wash ap — Resu"s of Tues dav S LOmoeti'Kjn at ’he U S Figure Skating Championships a' the Tacoma Dome Novice Women Compufsones i Taah D)neian Acton Mass 10 facWest- Hotmoerg tored cHavemems 2 Pro Golf Futures Golf - Fla (AP) Final results MULBERRY Tuesday m the Futures Goff Tour's $18 000 6 Classic al the par-7ImpertaLakes imoeriaLakes Country Club in sudden death piavoff) amateur Hull $2550 Jennifer Sterner $2 060 Angela Abbott $1 600 Laurel Kean $1 200 Jenny Lidback $850 Gmger Fulton $850 Liz Ornelas $587 Judith Roer $587 Barb Mucha $587 Ann Lavis $587 Rhonda Retllv $475 Amy Dover $437 Cheryl Stacv $437 Cmdv Schrever $400 $346 Marilyn Lovander HoHy Vaughn $346 Janice Arnoto $346 Susan Grams $346 Debbie Petnzzi $346 Jennifer Cole $280 Lisa Cornelius $280 Cara Andreoli $280 Kan Mangan $280 Jan Kleiman $280 Sue Johnson $280 Pro Basketball: Ron Harper of the Cleveland Cavaliers was named the rookie of the month for the second consecutive month Harper averaged 224 points 54 assists 44 rebounds and 26 steals a game during January The eighth player selected In last year's NBA draft Is leading all rookies in scoring and ranked 17th overall Bill Fitch of the Houston Rockets In the league through Sunday record In January was named NBA Coach of who posted an the Month the league said The Rockets last year’s Western Conrecord then ference champions went Into the month with on lost two key players guards Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell Wiggins who were banned Jan 13 from the league for drug use Shortly after the two players were dismissed the Rockets went on a road trip and by the end of the month hod climbed back In the record division race with a 11-- 4 7 1 1 Pro Tennis: At Wichita Kan Barbara Potter of Woodbury Conn breezed to an opening-roun- d victory Tuesdav at the 570000 Virginia Slims of Kansas tennis tournament Potter 25 2 disposed of Spain's Arantxa Sanchez 15 In straight sets 1 Other seeded players did not fair as well: No 5 seed Ann Henricks-so- n of Mahtomedi Minn dropped her first-roun- d match to qualifi3 Liso er Emmanuelle Derly of France In straight sets 6 (7-Bonder of Largo Fla the tournament's No 7 seed also failed to advance as she was taken out by Jana Novotna of Czechoslovakia 3 3 In other action Nathalia Bykova of the Soviet Union moved ahead with a win over Catherine Suire of France Alexia Dechaume of France won over Terry Holladay of Del Mar Calif and Camille Beniamin of Bakersfield Calif defeated Dinky Von Rensberg of South Africa In the nightcap No 8 seed Anne White of Los Angeles Calif was victorious over the current Soviet champion Natalia Zvereva 4 2 Firure Skating: At Tacoma Wash Todd Eldredge swept first place from all nine ludges In the lunlor men's compulsory figures Tuesday at the US Figure Skating Championships Eldredge 15 of South Chatham Mass already has won two lunlor regional titles this year — the Central Pacific and Pacific Coast He was seventh in last year's nationals Christopher Mitchell of Rolling Hills Calif was second and Cameron Birky of Danville Calif CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norm Division Minnesota Deiroil St Louis Chicago Toronto 23 21 21 7 53 197 185 23 8 161 179 19 23 50 47 176 196 19 26 46 190 212 20 28 5 45 182 197 Smythe Division Edmonton Winnipeg Calgary Los Angeles Vancouver 35 15 4 74 28 20 5 61 186 183 28 23 2 58 210 207 22 24 6 50 217 214 16 32 6 38 179 218 252 185 Tuesday's Games Quebec 4 Montreal Edmonton 4 St Louis 2 Vancouver 4 Calgary 2 Wednesday's Games Buffalo at Hartford 535 pm Quebec al Montreal 535 em Washington al NY Rangers 535 Los Angeles al Toronto 535 om Philadelphia at Winnipeg 635 pm Detroit at Chicago 635 pm Edmonton at Minnesota 635 pm 8 35 N Y Islanders al Vancouver pm pm Thursday's Games pm pm Pittsburgh at Boston 535 St Louis al Calgary 735 Oilers Blues 4 2 2 0 -4 Edmonton -2 0 St Louis 8 Edmonton First Period— Napier (McClelland Lowe) 211 2 Edmonton Lowe 6 (Tikkanen Huddv) 12 45 (dp) 3 St Louis 18 58 Giimour 24 (Ramage Wickenhiser) (PP) Second Period— None Third Period— 4 Edmonton Kurri 34 5 101 Edmonton MacTavish 13 (Gretzky) Si 57 4 6 Louis Meagher 14 (Beukeboom) 522 Penalty— Ramage (Bothweii Reeds) StL dripping) I 55 Shots on goal— Edmonton Si Louis Power-plaof Opportunities— Edmonton 4 St Louis o 5 shols-2(23 Fuhr saves) St Louis Millen placed third Michelle Ben Judy Greco Locally: A mass meeting for Babe Ruth baseball Is scheduled Saturday at 3 pm at the Northwest Community Center 130 W 300 N Any leagues wishing to oln Babe Ruth baseball are Invited to attend For Information call Keith Mockay at Sisk Sally Barb Hippensleel Liz Smart Denise Baldwin Barb Riedl Kav Loflm Helen Hopkins Jackie Harlan Carol Hogan Dawne Kortgaard Charlotte Grant Robm Abare Lisa Stanley Lori Brock Kim Dirks Cathy Edeicn Shelly Rule Denise King Heather Cameron Susan Krogness Jody Christensen Lvnn Mitchener Terry Mighacoo Kerry Scanlon Wendy Lawson Kelly Lov Leslie Ferrari Julie Baiers 12 4 79 Tran S3 'tions: Baseball — CHICAGO WHITE SOX signed Tony Menerdez and David White pitchers and Carlos Martinez one-yecontracts MINNESOTA TWINS traded Neal Inflelder to Heaton Al ( ordwood and Yorkis Perez pitchers and Jeff Reed to catcher the Montreal Expos for Jeff Reardon pitcher and Tom Nieto catcher SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS signed Mark Davis pitchcontract Basketball — CLEVELAND CAVALIERS er to a one-yea- r contract Footsigned Tyrone Corbin forward to a second ball — KANSAS CITY CHIEFS submitted qualifying otters and retained rights to Rich Baldinger offensive linemen Todd Black-ledg- e quarterback Sherman Cocroft Greg Hill and Mark Robinson defensive backs Boyce Green running back Anthony Hancock wide receiver Eric Holle ond Pete Koch defensive linemen Whitney Paul and Scott Radecic linebackers Hockey — NEW YORK RANGERS sent Terry Carkner defenseman and Chris Jensen and Ray Lambert right wings to New Haven of the American Hockey League QUEBEC NORDIQUES signed More Fortier center Collet 8 — NCAA granted Division III active membership to Mount St Vlary's effective Sept 1 —Compiled by Tribune Staff Salt Lake Golden Eagles Statistics Latest Line Through GP G Gairm of Fob A PTS I PM FG WG WA PPG SHG Bv J McCarthy tonight's college baskets we like Virginia Florida minus over Georgia plus against Duke Maryland plus agamst Clemson and LSU minus over Mississippi In 905 15 Morel Referee-De- nis Linesmen— Kevin Dan Schachle Collins Canucks Flames 4 2 Vancouver o -4 Calgary -2 First Period— Calgary Tonelli 14 Reinhart) 1144 (oo) Penalties-Sand-- lak Van (holding) 10 46 Bozek Cal (cross1343 Sutler Van (interference) checking) 18 25 Vernon Cat served bv McDonald (roughing) 18 25 Patterson Cal game misconduct 18 25 Macoun Cal Ploved Loeend: GP-Goals Goals Mtnutos Goals Ptav Goals Rood Home Ovoral Rocord Road Ovorllmo Rocord — HomeOPP SLC Penalty Minutes OPPSLCon Shots Goal OPP- 25 SLC 24 First Goals SLC 3 OPP 8 Shorlhanded Goals OPP: SLC Portod Scoring of 08 52 OPP 51 ol 245-SLC Powor Ptavs 18 48 Second Penod- -2 McDonald 8 Calgary (Guv Suter) 3 38 3 Vancouver Bruce 4 19 45 Penaities-Pe(Skriko Peterson) ht Van (holding) 59 Hunter Cal 547 Butcher Van 1031 Crawford e e Van double game misconduct (fighting leaving the bench) 14 32 e McDonald Cal double misconduct (first piaver on the ice during altercation) 14 32 Van double minor maior Caprice (roughing leaving the crease slashing) 14 32 Hunter Cat misconduct (mierference fighting) 1432 Richter e Van maior (fighting) 14 32 Oho Cal misconduct (fighting) 14 32 Guy Cal 14 32 Pemisconduct (lighting) derson Van game misconduct 14 32 Vernon Caf (leaving the crease) 14 3? Third Period— 4 Vancouver Tambeihm 13 20 5 Vancouver (Skriko Smyl) Peterson 4 Tanh 24 (Lowrv) 7 5? 6 Vancouver Sutler) 18 17 Penalties— Macoun Cal (slashing) 211 Butcher Van 7 41 741 Suter Cal Vernon Cal served bv Bullard (delay of game) 7 57 Shots on 34 Calgary Power-pla- - 16 Hogyarth Home learn in CAPS Pro Tennis shots-3- Virginia Slims Linesmen— International Hockey League Saginaw Flint Kalamazoo Muskegon Press Pts GF GA 29 19 3 203 19 4 0 56 221 26 218 213 23 21 4 50 199 198 23 21 2 48 181 169 West Division Fort Wavne Indianapolis Milwaukee Sal’ Lake Peora 15 6 64 210 179 26 18 235 219 27 6 4 58 24 5? 195 211 70 21 198 211 25 8 4 48 20 44 165 219 79 - Record Jazz Beat Sacramento In Repeat Performance Continued From l mento He had gone 43 games — and 234 minutes — without a blocked shot “It feels good not to be one of three or four guys in the whole league to be without one he said laughing” Curry's good game however meant Darrell Griffith was on the bench again Griff played seven minutes Tuesday night after playing just six in the Jazz’s win at Sacramento “You have to ask Frank” said Griffith afterwards “He’s the man making the decision” Said Layden “Curry was playing well When he’s playing well and helping us win I’ve got to keep him on the floor" Asked if he had changed his big guard rotation from Bob to Layden replied “We’re not going to change I’ll go with Griffith and see how he’s playing If he’s not playing well I’ll bring in Curry "And that’s how it should be I’ll do the same thing with Bailey If he’s playing well he’ll stay in the game This is a deep team It’s a nice luxury to have And I think it keeps everybody honest" The final key for the Jazz was Bailey He again played a vital role hitting 8 of 17 shots when almost everybody else was struggling with their shooting Bailey had 13 of Utah’s 24 points in the second quarter He kept the Jazz within striking distance after they had fallen behind by as many as 10 points early when they made only eight of their first 33 shots For the Kings Theus had 26 points while Eddie Johnson added 21 But the Jazz bench outscored the Kings bench 43-and Sacramento dropped its ninth straight on the road The Kings have won just three of 20 road games this season C-- (35 Randv Mitton At A Glance Bv The Associated East Division L W OL PPG-Po- imured Reserve 798 Wavne Forsev - Goalies’ 0 of Opporlumties-Vancou- Calgary I of 2 Goaies— Vancouver Caprice saves) Calgary Vernon PM-Pwl- tV Assists - - 5 Referee — Ron - SPRINGS Coto (API The teams m the National Junior Assoc at ion basketball poll votes m parentheses records and tc'ai points Record Pts NE Mississippi 4 80 2 St Gregory $ Okia 76 3 Emmanuel 20 70 Ga 4 Trinity Tex 69 19 2 5 Odessa lex 65 19 2 Ox a 6 Connors S' 60 7 Western Texas 56 8 Central Anzor 20 2 5? 17 9 MoOeriy Area Mo 48 10 Cowtev Kan 18 3 43 11 15 ? Huben NY 39 t? Lane Reg on 3? 13 20 Parkland 31 14 12 2 28 Lackawanna 15 16 2 Roane S'a'e 27 15 2 21 II Utah Tech 17 21 3 16 Indian R ypr 18 IS 2 Rorkiand NY ’? 19 mines Comrai 10 6 6 20 Becker 5 jjnor Mass Jl’CO Top 3 4 4 Novice Men Compufsones 0 2 Damon John Baldwin San Diego III 20 3 Veane Klinger Alien Rockford Phoemx 30 4 Joseph Bracken Lake Placid N Y 40 5 Andre McGaughev Seattle 50 6 Rick Alverson Jeffersonville Pa 60 7 Brian Schmidl Richfield Minn 70 8 Robert Morris Haverford Pa 8 0 9 Michael Chack Bock Township NJ 90 10 Steven Smith Union City Calif 100 II Grant Hudson Wis 12 Chris Browne Troy Ohio 120 A— JUCO Women’s Top 20 COLORmDO too 20 women Cdiege Aihietc witn first piae through Feb 3 too Nordtett 4 2 12 Riser 6 points W Kentucky 103 Vdianova 29 Montana 14 Oregon 13 DePaut 11 Fresno St 9 Oregon St 8 Stephen F Austin $ St Joseph s 3 New Mexico St WAC Standings 44 Granger - Women’s Top Twenty THREE 57 5 Burton 7 Olympus — Pehrson Biackham 7 00 14 Wright 4 0 9 Christent 0 0 3 Tubs 5 2 5 15 8 Geertsen sen 4 25 61 2 Totals Jackson I Three Point goats Cottonwood i4i 4 Ovmptj i7) Penrson Burton Wright Tuts 3 Geertsen REGION FOUR Hitftfend 51 Daws 49 9 49 10 14 Daws 30 16 4 REGION Tavtorsvte Granger TavtoavRe 6 2 - Tuesday’s Box Scores M 0 9 CAPITAL Letters Picks REGION EIGHT 7 30 Dm CARBON Sprmgville at PLEASANT GROVE at Pavson 7 30 pm PROVO at Spanish Fork 7 30 om TIMPVIEW at Umtah 930 pm REGION NINE Morgan at LEHI 730 pm Park City at NORTH SUMMIT 7 30 pm Grantsville at WASATCH 730 pm REGION TEN North Sevier at MILLARD 7 3Com SOUTH SEVIER at Delta 730 om RICHFIELD at North Sannete 730 om Gunnison at EMERY 730pm MANTI at Juab 7 30 om REGION TWELVE Wavne at ESCALANTE 730 om 7 30 Brvce Vattev at PANGUHCH pm Vaiev at PtUTE 730 om Mittord at BEAVER 7 30 pm at Kanab 730 om ENTERPRISE REGON THIRTEEN at TABtONA 7 30 pm Carbon East Monument Vattev at GREEN RIVER 730 m 730 pm MONTlCELLO at Whitehorse 7 30 om Aitamont at DUCHESNE 20 Coon 6 Settees Pason 4 Banks J2 WiIMVMI Quo fouled 4 tty Vaton 26 6 2 9 21 0 0 Bol IN) 0v Co'!'’ Ij 21 1 0 Tolak 4 AOe CHICAGO p 74 18 Proidence - Tribune BOSTON (123) 6 6 26 McHale 1? 16 Bird 36 Parish 5 14 3 3 13 Ainge 7 18 3 3 19 Johnson 2 15 Sichhng 4 6 8 Dave 0 ? 2 Rodens 2 Kite Vincent 0 ? Totals 123 ATLANTA (126) - 19 4 5 18 54 Wilhs Wnkins Bon-11 5 9 Bathe 9 27 M 19 Rivers 5 6 Williams Levingston 3 2 7 Carr 0 Totals 4 - - SYRACUSE (14) 8 Triche 9 Coleman ? 21 Monroe 20 DougSeikatv 16 Brower 6 Harried las 0 Hughes 4 0 Thompson 84 Totals SETON HALL (80) 9 Ramos 15 Bryant Saitev 26 Maior 8 18 3 4 22 Morton 4 Greene 0 Vokrv 4 Watxer 0 0 Totals 29 80 80 34 HaHtime— Seton Hall 39 Syracuse t (Monroe Seton Hall Douglas (Maior 51 Fouled out— Morton Rebounds-Svrac(Seikatv Coleman 13) Seton Hall 54 (Bryant 17 (Douglas 0) Seton 17) Assists— Syracuse Hall 18 (Morton 9’ Total 20 Seton Halt 21 A- -8 741 Practice Game 126 Celtics 123 (OT) Women’s Basketball Syracuse Pine View at Moapa Valiev 4 Tuesdav's Scores By The Associated Press EAST Army 68 Fordham 67 OT Boston Coll 67 Providence 66 Boston U 72 New Hampshire 58 Bridewater Mass 81 Fitchburg St 58 Cabrmi 104 Soring Garden 87 Clark 87 Babson 67 N Y 84 Dominican 72 Concordia E Connecticut 89 Anna Maria 64 E Nazarene 66 W New England 61 Fairfield 66 Holy Cross 54 69 Husson 96 Iona 88 S Connecticut 67 King's N Y 88 Purchase St 33 Mary Washington 100 Salisbury St 88 MIT 67 Gordon 56 N Y Martime 76 Steven's Tech 63 N Y Poly 76 Bard 46 N Adams St 75 Vestfieto St 65 Norwich 88 Plattsburgh SI 87 Nyack 79 St Rose 75 ?OT Penn 69 Princeton 68 Phila Pharmacy 86 Washington Bible 66 Point Park 79 La Roche 72 Rhode Island Coll 74 Salve Regina 50 Richmond 80 Lovola Md 62 Rochester 72 Alfred 69 St John Fisher 88 Rochester Tech 76 St Peter's 75 Connecticut 50 Salem St 102 Worcester St 78 SE Massachusetts 106 Roger Williams 70 Syracuse 84 Seton Hall 80 West Virginia 79 Ala Birmingham 64 SOUTH Alabama St 99 Florida A&M 94 Armstrong St 62 Cent Florida 61 Grace 63 Huntington 56 Jacksonville 102 Morgan St 66 Lane 78 Rust 77 Livingstone 78 St Augustine's 76 N C Asheville 73 E Kentucky 72 92 Nova 96 Palm Beach Atlantic 05 Trevecca 106 Lambuth 74 Virginia SI 89 Bowie St 70 Virginia Union 86 St Paul's 72 W Kentucky 94 Old Dominion 53 MIDWEST Anderson Ind 87 Eariham 61 Central 86 Simpson 75 Columbia Mo 02 Westminster 81 Cornell towa 67 Grinneli 77 Indiana SE 91 Hanover 01 Kearnev SI 87 Chadron St 75 Luther 80 Dubuque 65 Malone 66 Ohio Dominican 59 e Missouri Valley 97 75 North Park 101 Carroll Wis 69 Rockhurst 88 William Jewell 83 St Ambrose 84 NE Illinois 69 SI Francis ill 71 Olivet Nazarene SS SI Francis Ind 89 Marion 86 Stanford-Brow70 Concordia Moor 69 Tabor 48 Friends 35 Upper Iowa 85 Loras 76 Wartburg 78 William Penn 74 Wavne SI Neb 82 Peru St 59 SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian 85 E Texas St S7 Arkansas Tech 59 Ark Monticello 45 Cameron 62 Okla Baptist 61 E Texas Baptist 82 Austin Coll 79 Grand Canyon 93 W New Mexico 67 94 Lubbock Christian 9? MacMurrav 93 Trimly Texas 75 III 54 North Central 67 Auguslana Paul Quinn 91 Bishop 67 Si Edwards Texas 1)4 Concordia Lutheran 89 BYU 116 USU 66 S Nazarene 59 SW Oklahoma 55 BYU — Zaputo 2 Calloway 0 Tarlelon St 91 Dallas 55 FAR WEST 4 4 Carter Trimble 0 6 Wynn Azusa Pacific 64 Soufhern Cal Coll 61 7 Shumwav 5 6 Adams 9 Bioia 69 Poml Loma 67 11 Dorman 14 Clark Nixon Dominguez Hills St 80 Chapman Cot! 59 6 Spaulding 8 47 Totals N Montana 100 Rocky Mountain 74 116 Sonoma St 76 Menlo 66 USU Catto 0 Meldrum 2 Whitman 7$ E Oregon 65 0 Maxwell Loo 1 0 Powell 2305MST 3 Madson 17 Hall 0 6 Hill 20 Baskin 3 Swmston 67 66 58 15 Totals 15 PROVIDENCE (66) Halftime Score BYU 59 USU 38 11 4 Duda Lewis Kipfer Field Goals BYU Shooting Percentages 12 6 Brooks Donovan 50 0 USU 30 0 Free Throws BYU 74 0 USU 7 10 S Wright Conlon 66 8 620 0 0 Screen 6 D Wright 158 Attendance 2 0 Snedeker 66 0 Totals BOSTON COLL (67) By The Associated Press 4 Francis 6 Scott Kelley The nation s top 20 women's college bas- 7 J Benlon 0 9 Barros 16 compiled bv Met Greenberg !?8ms 20 S Benton 3 Bowers Barry 2 Micot 67 ° The Pdetohia Inquirer on the voles of 60 0 Totats e votes m Haffhme-Bosi- on 30 women’s coaches with 32 Providence Cotl season's records through Feb I (Lewis - fenr goats— Providence total points based on 4 O Wright 6 Brooks Donovan Boston Colt Fouled (Barros 28 (S Wright Conlon 5) Boston Coll 28 (Bowers 6) Assists— Providence 10 (Lewis Brooks 3) Boston Coll 15 (Keitev 6) Total 24 Boston Coll 13 Boston 126 minster Coto 20 3 Berkley Vdiard Sookane Wash 30 4 Shannon Caud'll Tusrm Calif 5 Tamara Kuchiki Canoga Park Calif 50 6 Geremi Weiss Silver Soring Md 60 7 Alice Ciaevs Burnsville Minn 70 8 80 9 Kelly May Moiier Betievue Wash Claire Lundm Rockford III 90 10 Kirshn Stow Denver 100 11 Denise Williams NY 110 12 Samantha Hawks Lake Placid NY 12 0 40 By The Associated Press EAST Binghamton 64 Ithaca 58 CCNY 76 John Jav 60 Come 73 tthaca 53 Dickinson 74 Jonn Hopkins 54 Dominican 66 Concordia N Y 64 Drexel 59 Towson St 58 Eastern 97 Baptist Bible 37 Eimira 74 Nazareth 74 OT Franklin & Marshall 83 Lebanon Valiev 69 Gordon 71 Our Lady of the Elms 5 Grove City 56 Wash & Jeff 39 Hartford 82 Cent Connecticut 79 La Saiie 95 Iona 68 Lvcommg 59 Misericordia 54 Manhattan 73 St Peter's 55 Montclair SI 84 Ramapo 34 Nazareth 74 LeMovne 42 Nichots 81 Rivier Coll 57 Pace 62 Wagner 60 Potsdam St 56 St Lawrence 48 Rochester 75 Brockport St 56 Rutgers 83 George Washington 56 St Bonaventure 77 Canisius 58 St Joseph $ 70 Fairietgh Dickinson 4? 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