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Show 10B Wednesday, February The Salt Lake Tribune. Tank McNamara 5, 19H6 1M tfr Tribune Sports Scoreboard WAC Standings Pro Basketball Prep Prep Basketball BOYS Tuesday's ResuRi Reon Twe Mountain View 61, Alta 54 Brighton 59, American Fork Hittcrest 54, West Jordan 36 Bingham 44, Orem 42 Redon Three Taylorsville 56, Granger 40 74, Cyprus 70 Skyline Kearns 62, Granite 49 Cottonwood 62, Olympus SS MM'S Tuestov Texas-E- l Paso Colorado State Oregon State 49 Southern Colorado Thursday 64, 55 66, Utah at Hawaii BYU at San Dgo Stale Paso Wyoming at Texas-E- l Air Force at New Mexico Saturday Utah at San Diego Stale BYU at Hawaii Wyoming at New Mexico Paso (TV) Air Force at Texas-E- l Tuesday's Armstrong St 97, Edward Waters 79 Bryan 87, Tusculum 83 79 Catawba 67, Gardner-WebEmory & Henry 71, Lynchburg 61 Fla. International 73, Palm Beach Atlantic Atlanta 105, Cleveland 104 Indiana 117, New Jersey 101 Detroit 117, Chicago IIS Boston 112, Milwaukee 93 San Antonio 24, Seattle 119, OT Denver 119, Portland 118 Phoenix 127, Golden State 118 LA Lakers 110, Dallas 102 Wednettoy's Games Washington at Boston, 7 JO p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7J0 P.m. Thursday's Games Atlanta at Indiana, 7J0 p.m. Detroit at Washington, 7J0 p m. Philadelphia at Cleveland, 7J0 p.m. Chicago at Milwaukee, 8J0 pm LA Lakers at Houston, 8J0 P.m. Denver at San Antonio, 8J0 pm New York at Utah, 9J0 p.m. L A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9J0 p.m Seattle at Sacramento, 10JO pm. Danas at Portland, 10J0 pm 57 Georgetown, Ky. 99, Bristol 81 Louisiana St. 63, Auburn 61 64 Mary Washington 8), Hampden-SvdneNorth Carolina 71, Georgia Tech 77, OT St. Andrew's 60, Methodist 54 Virginia Union 95, St. Paul's 78 Virginia Wesleyan 55, Averett 53 MIDWEST Anderson 88, Earlham 67 Augustana, IN. 73, MiHikm 66 Bethel, ind. 61, Goshen 58 Cedarvile 15, Urbana 76 Cornel, Iowa 83, Mount Mercy 75 Fort Hays $t. 68, Kansas Newman 63 Huntington 87, Grace 83 John Carroll 70, Hiram 66 Kearney St. 103, Chadron St. 74 Malone 75, Oh Dominican 65 Minot St. 80, MayviUe 75 N. Iowa 75, Winona St. 5$ North Park 67, Carroll, Wis 37 t. 67 Saginaw Valiev 76, W Illinois 68, Morehead St. 66 56 Washington, Mo. 87, Wayne St., Neb. 74, Peru St. 64 Witmmgton, Oh 79, Hanover 72 SOUTHWEST E. Cent. Oklahoma 70, Science & Art, Okla. Nets Pacers 101 , 117, NEW JERSEY (101) 5 0 B 15, Williams 1, King 4 0 24, 12, Birdsong Gminski RAAR 7 13, 4, Dawkins Cook 5 7 0 4 8. Ransev 7, O'Koren ichardson 4 5 7, 0 6, Turner 2, Johnson 101. 1. Totals 43 83 Cartage 1 INDiANA (117) 25, 6, H Williams Tisdale 9 5 2 2 17, 22, Fleming Slipanovich 4 9 14, 7 Anderson 20, CRicnardson 7, Garnet! Gray 2 0 0, SlansOurv 0 1 0. 4 McClain 2, Marlin 4, 117. Totals 27 20 0I 26 New Jersey htw 51 NE Oklahoma 71, Okla Baptist Tarleton St. 73, LeTourneau 71 How AP Fared How the Top Twenty teams in the Associpod fared ated Press' college basketball Tuesday: I North Carolina (231) beat No. 2 Georgia OT Tech lost to No. 1 North 2. Georgia Tech (17-OT Carolina did not play. 3. Merwhis State 4. Duke (20-did not play. did not play. 5. Oklahoma ) did not play. 6. Kansas (20-7. Michigan (19-did not play. (17-did not play. 8. Syracuse 9. Nevada-La- s Vegas (212) did not play. 10. St. John's (21-did not play. (17-did not play. 11. Georgetown 12. Kentucky (18-did not play. II Bradley (22-- did not play. 14. Notre Dame (15-did not piav. did not play. 15. Virginia Tech (18-did no! piav. 16. Louisville ) 17. Texas-E- I beat Oregon State Paso (19-- 35 25 31 M R. Richardson. New Jersey 47 Redounds Fouled 10). (B Williams 8), Indiana 56 (C.Richardson Assists New Jersey 27 (MR. Richardson, O'Koren 6), Indiana 32 (C.Richardson 7). Tolal fouls-N- ew Jersey 29, Indiana 21. Technicals-Brdso- ng. New Jersey trainer Massmam, New Jersey 4 illegal defense. A 7,674. goals Three-poi- Hawks Cavaliers 105, 104 ATLANTA (105) 5 5, 36, Willis W4kins 0 19, Wittman Rollins 7 6, Rivers 8 2 6. Car 8, Levingston 5 2 16, 2, Koncak 3, Johnson 8 3 105. 6. Totals Wett) 2 CLEVELAND (104) 0 7 27, Lee 8, Turpin Hinson 5 2 9, Free 14, Bagiev 0 6 0 2, Shelton 8, Minnie-fie21, Jones 1 0 0 0, Brewer 4, Poouette 104. ATolals r Alania 27 31 25 Cleveland 34 27 27 18. 19. 20. Three-poigoals -- Free. Fouled out Atlanta 64 (Koncak 9), Turpin. Rebounds Cltveiand 51 (Hinson 9). Assists Atlanta 20 32 (Bagiev 14). Total Cleveland (Wiltman 6), touts Atlanta 19, Cleveland 28 Technicals A 6,702. Cleveland Coach Karl Lakers Mavs 110, N. CAROUNA Las Anodes 19 31 30 Villanova Perkins, Ellis, McGee. Fouled out None. Rebounds Dates 36 (Donaldson 8), Los Angeles 57 (Lucas 10). Assists-Da- kas 29 (Harper 8), Los Angetes 32 r, Johnson 8) Total 19, Los Angeles 25. Technicals Dallas illegal defense. A 16,275. Blazers 119, 24 32 29 Denver 26 28 31 Evans. 2, goals Paxson Fouled out Drexier. Williams. Rebounds Portland 48 (Vandeweghe, Kersey 7), Denver Portland 28 46 (Williams, Cooper 10). Assists (Porter 9), Denver 26 (Lever 8) Total 26, Denver 23. Technicals Hanziik, Kersey, Portland Coach Ramsay. A 12,523. Three-po- record ranking through Feb 2 and last week's 8 Phe'os Sobers S 9 16 VcDae1 Mende'SO' V'anes 0 2 Louisiana S'a'e 31 North Cd'ona S'ate 28 ?1 27 Michigan S'a'e 24 Richmond Aiaoama-rm.ngham 15, Pjraue 1? Illinois 5. Min10 Auburn 7 Vami Oh Temt nesota 4 Northeastern 2 Od Dominn 2. S' Joseon s 2, Xaver Oh 2, Arizona 1. Cleveland State 1. Peoperome Naw 2 S S Wood 4 0 0 3 3 Totais 0 119 ANTONIO (124) 8 Mneit 10 19 26 Greenwood 2 5 30 Manews 10 13 23 Gilmore 8 9 20 Sundvoto 0 0 4 Robertson 5 n 8 B' lavaron14 "a Hughes 0 0. Wnatev 0 Totals 32 40 SAN 124 t San Anton 33 'Young Tola' 'outs Micnei 46 10) iSikma AsSSts-Se- 30 San Anton Seattle 30 San Anton illegal detense 2 a" 10) 1? 2 ?4 Wedmar 8 13 0 0 6 Johnson 6 10 20 A nye 13. Wai'on McHaie 6 6 22 7. Third )? Sirhfiny 22 0 0 4 Cariyie 2 0 Vincent Kill 0 0 2, Kite 0 0 11? Tota'S MILWAUKEE (93) 24 Pressev Cummmgs 12 23 0 Mo 4 8 8 U B'euer Hodges 9 0 0 8 4 Glenn M i 8 ? ? Terns Boston 0 4 2 6 0 0 4 F.etos 5. 19 27 37 Rebounds-Bost- 16 4 - lis'er 0 00, Dav Jones Reynolds Women's JC Basketball s 93 39 87 51 on Cummmgs Pistons Fouled Bird goals 2- 9- 72 24 26 2 Miwauke three pomt iJA' 2 - 112 93 Out (Bird9 V'twau 13) 117, Bulls 115 DFTROIT (117) 4 4 10 28 Benson 3 T'.DKka '8 a " !Ner i '0 3 3 1. Dumars 8 11 14 2 2 8 I 7 18 5 6 e as 6 6 Johnson 4 6, Mahorn 0 2 0 0 0 6018 Cure'on 18 2? )'7 t amphei! 0 0 8 Tota'S CHICAGO (1151 5 6 17 G 'f 8 4 ') 14 ?9 Banks 18 Ge'v r 8 Oidham 4 6 0 0 8 Mary 8 17 I? 6 6 22 Coorne 0 2 0 0 0 Oanev 8 12 3 5 19 Toats 43 89 78 33 115 Paisnn ttrort Chicago 100? 39 3 Womens Basketball - Duouesne 94, SI Francis, Pa. 78 Holy Cross 91, Iona 69 Lehigh 75, Drexel 65 Manhattan 47, Fordham 44 Pern 55 Princeton 52 St. Peter's 54, La Salle S3 Tempte 96, Chevney 55 Yale 67, Connecticut Coll 42 SOUTH Wake Forest 60, Maryland 55 93, W. Kentucky Murray St 60 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 109, Texas Christian 59 FAR WEST Utah 85, Utah St. 41 Granger Kipp 2 0 Totals 15 19 (55) Bailey ne 64, Oregon St. COLORADO SPR'NGS Co The (AP) loo 20 worrtpr teams m the National Junr Conege A'htei Asvxiato basketball poll w th firs txai e votes in parentheses, records ar n?ai tvoirts through Feb Springer Marsh 2 7 6, 0 4; 55. 228 49 PASO (64) 0 Richmond 9, CampbeH 2, 0 5 11, Jackson 24. Smith 307 Feifl 3 8 Hardawav 2. Ga'es 6. 0 2 Clanton 64 Totais OREGON STATE (49) 8, Woodsde Miner M 7. Ortiz 1 16 Anderson 10. Flowers 7 ? 4 Houston 0 0 0, King 4, Kaska 0- 1 0 0 Totals 0. Thomas 49 Hatfhme Oregon St 30 Texas-E- i Paso 26 Texas-EFouled out Flowers Rebounds 28 St 26 Paso (Richmond 7), Oregon (Miller, -Ei Ortiz 6) Paso 17 (Jackson 5), Oregon St 19 iWoodstde 5). Total Paso 12, Oregon St 14. A 7,230 9, 2, 2, 4. 14, 10. 59 REGION SIX West 70, Judge 61 Judge II 28 37 61 7; Mila 4 8 12; Larsen 3 5 3 12; Thompson 6 14; Gtasker 0 29 0 2, Totals Reed 4 8, Shaw ST (66) 1, 17; Melcatf 4 Cottonwood 14, Burton 8, Ellis 4 5, Farnsworth 0 Brown 7 18, Kimble 0 1 0, Lloyd ? 62. Spencer 0 8 6. Totals 18 REGION FOUR BounMul 59, East 47 East 13 24 37 47, Bountiful 12 29 41 59 2 Grant 9 7 25, Barney East 5; Nichols 2 0 9; White 2 Stevens 4 47. 0 2; Totals 19 Johnson 9; Mihas 6 3 Bountiful Jacobs 2 Dean 4 9; Rigby 6 4 14; Williams 5 0 0 1; Walton 2, Totals 24 Crifchley 0 55 1 9; 3 13. Bee Parker 4, Swatn 9 9, Jones 11. 6, Taylor 0 O'Brien 6 6, Ebeishtiser 0 2, Potest 0 4. Totals 0 0, Rupp COLORADO Durham 3 7 40. - CSU 66, So. Colorado 55 COLORADO Condie EmWey 4; Cottonwood 42, Olympus 55 Olympus 8 24 34 55, Cottonwood 17 28 41 6? 6. Barnes 6 U, Smith 2 Ovmpus Johnson 9, Anglesey Wright 7 4 5 17, Blackham 5, Pehrson I 0 1 Totals West 17 West Maeslas 6 39 51 70; 15; 70. 5 5; G. Jensen 4, Sonne 2 Sanlisteven 2 1 4, Solvason 6 13. Wood 0 1 0. Pazell 2 Judge Peters 8 20; 0 4, 4 5 11, Kersey 6 Totals 23 61 Jordan 54, Tooele 47 Jordan 9 23 34 54 7, Waniass 0 Eastburn 17, Johnson 8, Schmacker 4 4? 0 2; Totals 12 3 9 11; Stlcox 14, Murray 3, Nance 5 Jordan 4 0 Crookston 3 2, Jackson 8, Gagon 2; Totals 16 5 13, Poweti 6, Childs 0 Tooele 10 Tooele 2; Dunn 3 17 28 47; Murray 63, South 51 (OT) South 12 17 31 54 58 Murray 12 14 40 54 63 36. Chnstenseo White 17 South 6. 2, Cravton 3 0 6, Ames 3 0 6, Soto 3 58 0 2. Totals 28 Broadhead 2 Hunt 4 5 12, Blackham Murray 4. 15, Davrs 2 0 4, Backus 7, GiH 5 19 Totals 0 2, Davenport 6 Workman - 63. 21 REGION EIGHT Timpview 80, Springvie 67 Timpview 16 46 68 80. Springvlle 16 29 42 Reeves 10 6 25, Finlavson Timpview 2 0 0 4 12, Werner 20, Hansen 4 7, Ross 4 0 8, Kmgsoiver 2 Baiiev 3 80 Lmdslrom 0 0 0. Totals 31 Chaooell 8 6 21, Faux 3 Soringvitle 6. Mitchell 9 21, Bover 2 6 9, Jordan 2 0 2. Pavslruo 0 0 0, Godfrey 0 4, Bird 0 Ahtstrom Totals 2, Tanner ad ft Va" Ang" Pieasrt'U c,fQVp Calf, and jin my Arias Jeri(hc NY i)pf Tom Gullik-v- i Paim Coast ia and larry S'etank., Cai I 2 ft 3 6 6 2 H'ad Gtihrrf W n son Ajheyii'e Ra. ism Virfi 7ft 30 38 25 27 I Ca''t. and Tim NC 10 Marty DavS. and Mie Leach, Ann 8' 57 ft 2 det Pavson Carbon Pavson 8 26 37 55 Carbon 18 Ouackenbush 5 Pavson 7. Manuef 5 13, Osen 3 2. Bailey 3 4, Cohen 68, Tennis First Round Lawson Duncan, Asheville. NC. del Tom 7 6 (7 6i N isspn the Netherlands. Westohai Monaco de L bor Czechoslovak. Second Round David Pate, Las vegas Nev ot Marko Oslo Yugoslavia 6 2. 6 3 Marty Davis. Harbor Bav tsie Caiit del Jimmy Arias. Jericho NY, 4 ft 6 3, Mikae Pernfors Sweden pet Thierry France, 7 6. Kevm Curren, Austin, Texas def Mel Pur(6 8i. cell Murray Kv 6 4 Jimmy Connors, Sanifei Harbor Fta def 6 I, (7 )' Ramesh Krishnan infl.a Doubles First Round Sweden Jan Gunnarsson and def FVer Lundgmn Morten sen Denmark Sweden and I 'dor P mn Czhosvaka 6 7 '7 Si 6 ? Kelly Evemoeo N r ?eaand arvj Laur-Warder Austraa de4 Sammy Giammaiva (. iiy ) Houston and (rey Hornes Nyi I a Si 9) 7ft 6 ill Johan k.rte Naples F.j John i lovd Bri'am de4 'p f ema'kW Pjero Ro. ft a"d Davie Pae l as Vnyas Nnv 2 6 Junction Lanes Men' Robbie Morgan 19). Danny Hopes 276 (692 series), Greg Peterson 229, Brian Wiilden 237 (656 series), Dona Rav 234, Steve Bartlett 222, Bob Dunn 268. John Michels 246 High series Gary Stahl 617 Juniors 652, Carl Leatherwood Rochelle Moore 203, Jeff Johansen 217 Women Betty 244 Becksiead 613 195, Ruth Reedsouhler series), Polly Kackrell 199, Mary Johnson 215, Clara Ausick 225. Sylvia Lvnza 169, Peggy Hartl 192, Shirley Mavnard 2)0, Sue Seeiv 219, e Lori Leatham 190. Marsha Reader 257, Iverson 198, Pat Stuart 211, Bertha Robinson 194, Sandy Clark 221, Rma Evans 226, Cvnd Holbrook 180. Valerie Horton 214, Valerie Hohrnon 212. BeMv Petruzzi 218, Jean Laxman 196. Cvd Palmer 180. Neva Lmosev 178, Barb Croxali 222. Jolene Cooley 181, Renee Nielson 213, Deanna Cook 1174, Jodean Wright 203, Kns Amussen 711, Merle Rav 218, Farrel Palmer 202. Christee Edvaison 197 Men Jack and (American Fork) Matt Hutchmgs 180, Martin McDaniel 213. Bill Lebaron 242 Bob Carter 238 Jack Dovie 248, Norm Evans 771. Gene Ooerg 224, JeH Marshall 23? Women Gmme Phillips 184, Karla Carter 205, Atkinson 214, Maureen Linda Walker 213. Tracv Kendall 153, Pam Woodard 200 Florence Atwood 184, Kav Barrett 206. Donna Hardv 208 Junrs Om) Sorensen 203, Ji NHL! Patnck Drvmen (570). 745 pm. Sports talk segment with Mor(1160). gan High Coach Jan Smith, 740 pm College Basketball, Syracuse vs. Seton HaU, USA (Cable). Note' tape delayed. Thursday 130 pun. NHL Hockey, Edmonton at New Jersey, ESPN (Cable). 6 pm College Basketball, Florida at Auburn, USA (Cable). 6 pm CoNege Basketball, Michigan State at Hiinois, WON (Cable). 645 pm Jazz Open Line, KLUB-A- - - (570) - - Pro Golf Tuesday's Game Campbell Conf. - 6 4, 4, 0 27 33 11 51 68 Andrews 7, Smith Totals 21 55 29. Revaf 3 Carbon Johnson 13 0 11, Cook 6 2, Miller 5 II, Cunningham 1. Totals 28 68 14, KoHord 0 REGION ELEVEN Waterford 78, Tmtic 64 Tint 10 32 49 64 Waterford 17 30 52 78 2 Tint 4, 2, Tavior 0 12. Tavior 4, Evans 13 Draper 4 32. Young 5 0 0 10 Smith 0 0, Southerland 0 Totals 25 64 0 ? 24, Wmkie 10 Warner 7 Waterford 0 2, 5. Wyngarden 29 Field 2 )7, Gibbons 0 0 0, Carter 0 Lesn 7 0 Totals 27 Bandiev 0 0, Preator 0 - 78 Wendover Mt Vernon 17 21 76, Mt. Vernon 62 12 34 49 38 62 Werdover 76 Mt Vemon 75, Milton Fackreli 7 16 5, 19, Fitts Lambson 9 6, Anderegg 2 Totals 26 St Clair 1? 5, 6? 6. D Gregory 3 16 Crawford 10 20, RaiitH 7 2. Wadsworth 3 0 0 4 5 24 L Dahistrom 76, 6 L Gonzales I 0 2 Totals 34 Dugwav 72, Sf. Joseph 62 5 16 3 56 7? St Joseph 18 26 41 62 Dugwav 28, Decock DeUamar 11 St Joseph 4 2 9, Lippman 4 12. VaWez 4 6 Toats 25 3, Travis 3 Smgteton Wendover 10 - 6? ITU 13, McCann 5 Moe Dugwav 21, Gardner 3 18, W'tson 9 Buys 6 7? 29 24 24 2 3 8 Totals Rowland Hal SI, LCS. 55 ICS 9 17 30 55. Rowland Man 15 21 44 58 9, Kanmng 7 7 8 16. Merrihew 4 ICS 18. Himes 2 4 9 8 Storer ? 0 0 Van Hevst 7 55. 4. Totals 2? Baxfndaie 8 3 7 19 C Rowland Ha 0 Muster 7 4 11, Gaddis 0 0 Wahien 5 3, Oaiton 0 0 0 0 R 5 Me ac ham 8 25 9 Totals 25 70, 0 Brown 0, Wahien 0 1? - - 12 12 Perd ne. Penaities-No- Shots Wales on Power-pia- v Wales 3; CampoeS Opportunities Fuhr 58 shots-1- 5 (15 1133 second, Wales, Froese (1133 second, saves), Moog Gosselin A of 1 of 3. 15,126. IHL Standings East DMston 247 238 153 164 200 182 175 Two points are awarded for a victory; one point to each learn in a tie; overtime winner receives or shootout winner, H necessary two points and loser receives one point: - 1 Mmday's Gama Toledo Tuesday's No games scheduled Milwaukee 3, 2 Games Mdmtty's Games Muskegon at Fort Wayne Saginaw at Kalamazoo Peoria at irdianarolis Milwaukee at Flint Prep Hockey Jurtfer Vanity Sue Toumamrt Saftrdny's Residfc Otvrapus 3, Highland No 4, Brighton No. It 2 Brighton Monday's Result Brighton No. 2, Olympus Wamesday's Game vs. Highland, al Bountiful, Brighton No. 8:15 p.m. Tlursdey's Game Olympus vs. winner of Wednesday's at Hvgeia, 5:15 pm. a Stturdey's Game Snow Report - SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Ulah Ski Association reports the following conditions Tuesday a) the stae's ski resorts Alta-1- 00 new. total, Beaver Mountan-- 63 total, 7 new Brian Head-- 34 total, no new 90 new. no Brighton total, Deer Vailev-- S? total, no new Mt Holly 48 total, 5 new Elk Meadows-- 56 total, 6 new Nordic Valiev-- 68 total, 2 new Park Olv 85 total, no new new. Park West 68 total. 84 total, 2 new Powder AAountain new. Snowbasin 84 total. Snowbird 80 total, no new. Solitude-- 76 total, no new Sundance-- 64 total, no new. Snow depth in caches refers to unpacked snow at New snow refers to snow within the last 24 hours period as both squads each wasted a I thought I had a good chance to win the MVP but Grant deserved it, said Philadelphias Brian Propp, who scored two goals for the Wales Conference. He played exceptionally well during the first half of the game. Campell Conference Coach Glen Sather of the Oilers: I feel good for Grant. He played extremely well. He makes difficult saves look easy. The first period ended in a scoreless tie, thanks in large part to outstanding goaltending by Quebecs Mario Gosselin of the Wales Conference and Fuhr. Gosselin made two brilliant saves, including a sliding stop on a bullet at 5:08 by Edmontons Glenn Anderson after he took a pass from Gretzky. The Campbell Conference almost had another goal at 12:18, but Toronto rookie Wendel Clarks shot close in on break hit the post. a The Wales' best opportunity in the first period came at 15.46 when Trottier deked Fuhr from in front of the net. But the Islander center wasnt able to capitalize with the Edmonton goalie flat on the ice. Fuhr also stopped Philadelphia's break at Tim Kerr on a three-on-tw15:21 and a rebound attempt by Pittsburgh's Mario Lcmieux at 15:27. The Wales outshot the Campbell first in anotherwise goal-mout- h two-on-on- e o 8-- 6 game, vs. winner of Thursday's Brighton No. game, at Cottonwood Spa, 230 P.m. opporunity. It wasnt until 7:56 into the second period that the games first goal was scored, as Vancouvers Tony Tanti connected on a slapshot for the Campbell Conference. The Canucks right wing picked up a loose puck at center ice, skated over the blue line and fired one past Gosselin from the top of the left circle. The 27 minutes and 57 seconds marked the fourth longest time in NHL history before the first goal was scored. Propp tied it 1 for the Wales at the 17:56 mark when he scored from the crease over Moog, who had replaced Fuhr in goal. Montreal's Mats Naslund swept the puck across to Bostons Ray Bourque, who took a Moog made a chest-hig- h save before Propp poked in the rebound from the left side. power-pla- SI. Wales 4, Campbell 3 192 B-- 6 Bv J. McCarthy tonight's college, we like TCU over and Nebraska minus over Kansas COLLEGE BASKETBALL 0- -3 0 -4 0 Wales First Period None Penalties Suter, Cam 12:55. Wal Gartner, 151; (tripping), (holding), 1, Campbell, Second Period Tanti, 7:56. 2, Wales. Ptopp (Bourque, Naslund), 17 56. Penalties None Third 3, Wales. P.Stastny Robinson), 445 4, Campbell, Gretzky 5, Wales, Propp (Rob(Coffey, Sevard), inson), 17.36 (pp). 6, Campbell, Hawerchuk (Sevard, Coffey), 1917 (pp). Penaities-LoWal 6:14, Carr Turgeon, 1522, Cam (holding), Messier, (hooking). 1145. Gartner Wal 1631, (hooking), Overttme-- 7, Wales, Trottier (Bossy), 335. Campbal 161 Vaughn Julie Larsen Kelli Antoiock Kathy Wrlfiams LuLong Radier Donna Moir Susan Yantis Nancy Taylor Sus Com Cindy Pietrusik Nancy Mocked Marie Wennersfen Cindv Ferro Barb Hi opens tee! Patty Grant Katie Whitmire Denise Bondurant Cathy Harbin Muzik Nancy Tomich Cathy Tatum Julie Baxter Brenda Inman Terri Lvn Carter Tracy Ktsbev Debbie Petrizzi Kathy Olmsted Ginger Fulton Char McLear Anne Rush Lynda Brown Valerie Brown Helen Hopkins Anne Hathaway Mary Anne Widman Susan Stanley Dawne Kortgaard Sally Austin Denise Lavigne Elame Nilz Lisa OiProspero Svd Wells Leslie Van Syckle Donna Fiedorowicz Judy Furst Patty Price Julie Bowers Jill Jerauld Diane Whitman Robin Scherer Claudia Bevan Marta Marino leshe Core Terry Mighacc Mary Carter Sandy Jaskol Lori Schlicher Kathy Berg Bonnie Overmann Latest Line ... 175 up wth the Most Valuable slow-movin- g In Ns GF Player trophy. 67 55 11, wound a Buffalo at Boston, 5.35 P.m. Hartford al Detroit, 5:35 p.m. Edmonton at New Jersey, 5:35 p.m. St Louis at Philadelphia, 535 o m. Toronto at Minnesota, 635 p m. Los Angeles at Calgary, 73$ p m. Wales Retains NHL Star Hex Continued From OT 3, 4, Wedmdav's Games Montreal al Quebec, SJ5 pm. N Y. Islanders at Chicago, 6.35 P.m. N Y. Rangers al St. Louis. 6:35 pm. TTwrsday's Gamas Futures Scores Holly - 740 pm NBA, New York Knicks at Utah Jazz, KLUB-A(570). 740 pm Long College Basketball, Beach Si at Utah State. KBLQ-A(1430). 40 pm College Basketball, BYU al San (1160). Dgo St., Channel 11, KSL-A9 pm College Basketball, Washington at ESPN UCLA, (Cable). M40 pm College Basketball, Utah at (910). Hawaii. KALL-AWales Conf. Final scores LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) and money winnings Tuesday of the Futures Classic Golf Tour's 114,000 ImperiaLakes par-7- 2 Imperiaplayed on the amaLakes Country Club course in playoff): teur; Brock, 82,000 Kim Bauer, $1,500 Kettv Leadbetter, $1,200 Maxine Burton, $712 Lynn Myers, $712 Denise Baldwin, $712 Beverty New, $712 Julie Kintz, $418 Barb Mucha, $418 Tommie Green, $418 Gan Hirata, $410 Cheryl Stacy, $416 Karen Permezet, $320 Julie Cole, $320 Jan Kleiman, $320 Diane Lang, $260 Liz Ornelas, $260 Carol Stane, $260 Peggy Kirsch, $260 Rebecca Bradtev, $260 Susan Ladd, $260 Debbv Rhodes, $260 Sue Biago, $206 Denise Hermtda, $206 Kay Lofiin, $206 Patricia Gonzalez, $206 Sara Anne Timms, $206 Judith Roer, $185 Doreen La Donna, $185 Gina HuH, $185 - SJ0 psn. College Basketball, Notre Dame vs. Davton, USA and WON (Cable). 645 pun. Sports Club Open Line, KLUB-A- WALES 54. 67. SmsXes 112, Bucks 98 15 - 21 Parsn C'r - - BOSTON (112) Bird 8 14 4 - Results TuesMEMPHIS, Tenn (AP) day d4 the $315 000 Volvo Tennis U S Nat.onal ihdoor Championship at The Racouet Club of Memphis Men 0i 81. Celtics - Volvo Tennis Fouiedoui-Charfc- ers 39 H 3 33 28 25 25 Henderson Seat' Rebounds goa1 - - 119 26 25 32 28 Seatite San Anton - NEW YORK iuPi' Tne united Press international Board of Coaches Tor 20 cortege F basketball rat ngs irst place vo'es records and toa' points are followed bv las' wee s Records rank ng include games paved througn Sundav ;Totai poms based o 15 ' firs O'd'P 14 or second e'r pom's 26, McCorrmo Pooe 14 UPI Basketball Poll 0 IS 8 Young 13. 0 0 '2 - UTEP 35, 61. 21 H Berest 54, Weil Jarton 36 West Jordan 6 17 27 36, Hillcrest 16 26 40 54 Jordan West Briggs 6 5 16, Peterson 3 0 2, Cump 7, Beebe 0 1, Butterfield 2 0 4 0 2, Jessoo 2, Fowlkes 4, 0 36. 1 Totals 13 George Tuesday Whitehead 4 16, Adams 8 Hillcrest 1 Utah 85, Utah State 41 0 16, LaFoHett 3 6, Riding 2 2 4, 3 0 Thursday Petersen 2, Dailey 4, BuHett 2 0 4, BYU at Utah Slate 6 0 2. Totals 72 54 Moser Colorado State at New Mexico Stale BndHin 44, Oram 42 Wyoming at New Mexico Orem 12 20 36 42; Bingham 10 24 32 44 Saturday Peterson 7 2 14; Pixton 3 0 6, Orem Utah at BYU, 7 30 pm Larson 4 2 10; Johnson 0 2 2; Williams 0 0 0 3 Colorado State at New Mexico 2 2; 7; Anderson 0; Bradshaw 42. 1; Totals 17 Wyoming at New Mexico State Deucher 0 2 3 6, Applegate 3 4 Park Bingham UTAH IS, UTAH STATE 41 2 2 4; 10, McKissick 2 4; Jorgensen 2 Utah State LaRonda Poydras 4, 0- Iverson 20-- 0 4; BarkduH 6 2 14; Dunford 0 Rebecca Hale 0, Angela Ice 4, 44. 0 2; Totals 17 Corine Sandfry 17, LeeAnn Powell REGION THREE 0 9 4, Kelly Bastian 5, Clarene Pabsl 2 49 Kearns 62, Grant n 0 0, Anne Ralph 4, Lisa 13 32 25 Granite 49, Kearns 11 27 43 62 9 3. Totals 41. Rafati 3 9 9; Trost 5 8 13; Granite 8 Utah Gma Butters 22 8. Trudy Christiansen 2 8 8; Richards 2 6, Moses 0 Sanderson 0. 3, Krikit Ward 0--t 0 0 2; Caloguri 4, Farley 2 3 4; Stevens 0 6 Amanda De Lucia 2, Cindy Lindsay 49. 3; Totals 17 0 8. Tiffany Rogers 6, Jamie Clinton 3 Kearns Kehoe 5 7 15, Peterson 3 6 9; 0 0 14, Leslie Neeblmg 8. Mila Gibson 2 6 7, Christensen 5 2 12. Wa 6 0 10, 7 Donna Holzwarlh Rogers 8. Miller 0 I, Afu 2 6 8. Versturs I 0 2; 14. Totals 85 62. Tc'sS 19 Halftime Utah 40, USU 28 Rebounds -Skvtat 74, Cwrui 70 USU 26 (Bastian 7), Utah 39 (Lindsay 7). Skyline 19 36 48 74, Cyprus 13 31 40 70 Assists USU 14 (Bastian 3). Utah 20 (Wright 7; Burrows 9 Christensen 2 Skyline USU 14, Utah 13 Technical 5) Total Fouls 26, Nash 4 9 17; Todd 8 7 19; Smith 0 342. Utah State bench. A 6 74. 6 5; Totals 23 9; Sommer 6 Cyprus Ahlquist 4 Sudbury 6 7 10; Beii 5 6 14; Freeman 8 70. 16; Totals 29 TavlersvBe 54, Granger 40 EAST Taylorsville 12 20 35 56; Granger 7 19 30 40 Boston U. 59, Fairfield 46 Familer 6 3 14; Haiestone TavtorsviBe Cofl 6$ Hartford 68, Brooklyn 3 CH) 19; Bringhurst 2, Brown 4 1 8; Connecticut 61, Seton Hall 55 0 2; Totals 24 Johnson 4 7 11; Howell Cornell 66, Ithaca 55 TEXAS-E- Spurs 124, Sonics 119 716 21, Cooper Mountain View Gentry 7 4 4 5, Hatch 3 9, Pollard 2 5 6, 3. Alsup 4 4 3 12 7, Simoson Cameron 10 Totals Techmcais-No- H Sikf'-- 54. 66. STATE (118) 0 10, 25, Smith 5 16, Muttm 8, Floyd 1 6 15, Ballard 2, 16, Verhoeven 0 16, Thibeaux Huston 6, Teagie 4 Totals 118 PHOENIX (127) 24, Pittman Nance 12, Edwards 28, Davis J. 34 17, Pinckney 5, Humphries Adams 0 0 0, Jones 0 0 0 Sanders 9 Thompson 4, Foster 3 Totals 127 32 26 28 Golden State 27 36 36 Phoenix goats Foster Davis Fouled out Snort Rebounds GokJen State 43 'Smith 9i Pnoenx 50 iP'ttman IS) Assists Gooen S'a'e 29 (Huston 7' Phoenix 38 (Humphries 15. Tola' tout- s- Gotden Sla'e 77. Phoenix 19 SEATTLE (119) Chambers - HCAC Standings Men: Karl Rosenburg 255, Dennis Carlson 279, Paul Wilkes 254, Mike Auckerson 754, Ernest Vernal 256, Murray Mall 253, Dick Guest 279, Perry Thomas 258, Jim Bothorpe 259, Jim Dodge 256, Gary Pheueur 223, Kevin Wood 269 1714 senes), Bill Feeney 259, Warren Moffat 255 669 senes), Doug Bowers 278 ( 780 senes), Dan Gord 237, Logan Dutcher 736, Barney White 236, Gary Broadhead 234, Don Campbell 279 (706 senes), Cliff Otterstorm 232, Ray Moffat 244, Lou Domenko 243, Larry Hill 236, Jim Loveland 231, Merrell Taylor 246, Harold Winter 225, Trov Waremg 279 (705 series), Steve Chapman 258. Frank Vowles 215, Dan Reed 278 (705 seres), Paul Tew 2119, Dan Green 226, Bob Blake 216, Hal Eckert 245 (696 series), Cec Ames 258 ( 677 senes), Norm Brown 246, Richard Kelly 235, Davis Rollins 228, Pete vaKcris 209. Brad Haltowav 194, Carl Hills 244, Larry Burns 244, Raton Lindlev 238, Chris Parker 204, Doug WahIDerg :,2, Mike Arighl 235, chard Clark 219, Kirk Sandauisl 213, Barney Nielson 220, Bill Summers 213, Denny Leonard 229, Bill Bailey 242, Chris Gooch 225, RuMrl nachiya 221. Norm, Curtis 232, Mike Pa nek 234. Don Franc om 232, Bin Baxter Jr. 255, Shawn Gehring 249. High Series: Dusty DuffiekJ 661, Boyd Pexton 663, John Kalevas 653, Jack Binch 653, Paul Ockev 664, Bart Biackstock 657, Clarence Vincent 650, Lvnn Roth 667, Carl Lubeck 663, Steve Schindler 697, Craig Harrington 746, Rich Miner 665, Bob Christopher 696, Paul Jones 680, Tom Raccuia 684, Sub Okumura 662, Mike Manousakis 654, Tina Hodegson Hazen Sweet 661. Women 245, Pat Bennett 247, Verda Edge 234, Joci Oki 267 (651 series), Diane Taylor 234. Lome Lind 244 (625 series), Verda Darby 224, Shawnee Hahn 258 681 series), Ann Carlson 236, Lynn Taels 724 610 series), Beverly Limb 225, Ardis Green 209, Sue McCord 199, Ann Tweed 724, Jan Fletcher 191, Edith Smith 199, Sharon Sevy 204, Kerne Owen 213. Penny Parker 222, Josivne Hanson 227 (629 senes), Fave Cotton 166, Donna Clausen 226 (623 series), Carolyn Garcia 218, Karen Jones 211, Shirley Cameron 227, 226, Pat Johnson 209, Donna Summers Jan Tvmnerwim 236, Pal Kem 231, Dorothy Christensen 215, Mary Elggren 216, Marge Williams 205, Connie Butler 235 ( 662 series), Beverlv Bieazard 212, Jerry Blakely 204, Lorraine Swensen 189, Becky Wadmer 167, Mary Jane Augustine 193 Hazel Fisher 222, Brenda Herbert 186. Diane Moore 207, Avis Ryan 203, Arlene Husler 197, Beverly Hickok 212, Bette Vterra 204 High series. Am Alien 212, Pat Ames 241 Men Eugene Herrera 234, Ritz Classic 231. Donald Downey 213, Larry Goodyear Women- Gail Smith 189, Martha Hebert 171, Kristie Grusserdorf 193, Carot Wolf 213, Janice Lust 163, Manene Gardner 188, Eloise Schweb 200, Mary Tyner 202, Barbara Sanchez 200, 186, JoaAnn O'Keete 177, Debbie Varney Vick Luthro 193, Helen Hildebrand 123, Mary Clark 177, Jane Parker 221, Joyce Bothoroe 214, 724, Aieen Miya 236, Camille McClurg Diane Thompson 233. Sally Burt 211, Jackie Anderson 205, Dianne Moore 186, Gavetee Osgufhoroe 203, Beth Overbav 224, Beverlv Thrall 201, Louise Westcott-Coo- k 227, Berna (fette Astorga 2i3. Debbie Forbush 172, Irene Ocamb 172. Debbie Reid 235, Bette Pellet 185. Men Jim Smith 279 (742 VaBey Lanes senes), Kent Davis 280 (702 senes). Bill Kran-1wtnkie 258 (682 series), Vic Villella 259 (670 series), John Wright 258 ( 659 senes), Wayne Wood 254, Craig Ronan 231, Richard Tomlin 212, David Wood 234, Dennis Skaar 208. Steve Braithwaite 273, Randy Mosley 208. Don Poul-- 8 sen 237, Scott Taylor 216, Rod Miller 245, Dave Mitchell 244, Darren Garrick 234, Bob Essex 241 High Series Craig Harrington 683, Butch Kubinski 655, Joe Svme 654 Women. Rexene Taftersal 1191, Joy Webb 191, Sherry Mcfcev 206, Carol Yates 237. Ruth Smith 216, Linda Poulsen 179, Margaret Ogden 159, Marge Petty 210, Trudv Lee 203, LaDean Carrigan 245, Glenda Hurd 222, Earlene LaRocco 228 Wary Brown bowled a 158 triplicate. Juniors- Bart Anderson 225, Jerry Smith 180, Sheldon Adair r, I Halftime Colorado $t 29, So Colorado 18. Fouled outParker, Bee, Swam, Jones. Colorado 41 (Parker. Bee, O'Brien 7), Colorado St 44 (Strong 12) Assists-- So Colorado 11 (Jones 5), Colorado St 13 (Strong 3) Total fouis-- So Colorado 32. Colorado St 20. GOLDEN Short - - 7. Strong 20, Dudley 9 7. Turcotte 7 0 0. Lee 3 14, T alley 1 1 2 0, Goodrum 0 0 4 McCrary 0, Myles 4 4, Graf 3 0 ? 7, Larsen 2. Totals 8 Suns 127, Warriors 118 t 19 Bean 9 9 22, Peters 4 American For 0 2 2, 12, Oshorne 5 2 12, Rassmussen 22 4 1. Totals Si Smith 2 Saunders 10 9 27, McDaniel 3 Brighton 4 10, Olsen 2 0 4, Sylvester 2 5,Mier 2 3, Brownlee 2 0 4, 4, Ragsdale 59. 0 Totals 22 Kunz View 61, Alla 54 Mount! Alta 15 23 37 54. AAountain View 19 31 45 61. Neclcman 3 0 6, Boudreaux 6 7 Alta 3. Lindouist 2 0 4, Temple18, Haltsev 0 ton 8 17, DeHipiana 0 0 0, Saunders 1 To tats 24 2, Bradshaw 0 22 2, Maires Monday Fresno Slate 58 Thursday Long Beach State at Utah State Pacific at Nevada-La- s Vegas Fresno State al New Mexico State at San Jose State Saturday New Mexico State at Utah State Fresno State at Long Beach State at San Jose Stale Pacific at CaMrvine Memphis State at Nevada-La- s Vegas 67, SO AP Basketball Poll Fairmont GrantsviHe at Lehi Umon at North Summit Morgan at South Summit Park City at Wasatch 41 59. 4S4 The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press' college basketball poll, with votes m parentheses, total points based on 219 Tuesday's Results Region Twe Orem 64, Bingham 48 Redan Three Cyprus S3, Skyline 52 REGION TWO Brighton 59, American Fort SS American ForX 21 32 44 Si Brighton BOSTON COLLEGE (57) 8 2 9 8. 8, S. Benton McCreadv 4 2. Barros 0, J. Benton Gordon 0 2 2, 13. Doherty 0, Barry 2 57 Scott Totals 24. HalftimeBoston 28, Villanova College Fouled out none. Rebounds Villanova 31 (Pressley 10), Boston College 41 (S Benton 9). Assists Villanova 12 (Pressley 4), Boston College 12 (Barros 4) Total fouls Villanova 17, A- -7 Boston College 27. Techmcal-Barr- os. 118 Raven Eight Provo at Pleasant Grove at Uintah Thursday's Games ReVen Eitfit Carbon at Provo Spanish Fork at Pavson Pleasant Grove at Timpview GftLS 67 PORTLAND (118) 6 13, Vandeweghe Thompson 5 6. Colter 7, 33, Jones 1 8 0 Drexter 14, Carr 1, Kersey 2 0 0 0 14. 16. Porter 14, Paxson 118 Totals DENVER (119) 4 0 6 6, 42, Williams English 4 2 7, Dunn Coooer 16, Lever 0 4 Turner 2, 10, Rasmussen 4, 0 7 11, White 19, Evans Hanziik 5 2 119 6 2 Totals Portond 67, B.C. 57 25 SprmgviHe PCAA Standings VILLA NOVA (67) 7, Pressley 9, West Plansky 9 8 2 8 9 10. Jensen 16, Wilbur 0 0 6 12. Maker 0. Masev II, Wilson 8 0 0 2. Totals 1, Brown Three-poi- Nuggets (71) Wolf 2 14, Popson 0, 0 3 22, Hale Daugherty 18, K. 0 4 Smith 10, Lebo 12, Martin 0 2, Madden 0 0. 0, Hunter 0 3 78 Totals GEORGIA TECH (77) 1 Hammonds 3 16, Ferrell 7 12, 8 e 13, Price Salley 15, Dalrym-Pi2 2 12, Neal 4 6, Ford 1 Totals 77. Halftime Georgia Tech 42, N Carolina 32. Regulation Georgia Teen 70, N. Carolina 70. Fouled out Salley, Price. Rebounds-- N. Carolina 40 (Wolf 13), Georgia Tech 48 (Dalrym-pl- e 11). Assists-- N. Carolina 21 (K. Smith 9), Georgia Tech 25 (Sailev 9) Tolal fouls-- N. Carolina 19, Georgia Tech 21. 102 23 15 18 did not play. Indiana (14-did not piav. Western Kentucky (18-did not play. Alabama (15-- N. Carolina 78, Ga. Tech 77 DALLAS (10T) 4 6 12, 18, Perkins Aguirre 6 10, Blackman 2 Donaldson 5 18, 2 4 16, Vincent Harper 15, Ellis 2 0 5, Davis 2, Wennington 3 0 8 6 6. Totals 102. LAKERS LA (110) 0 Rambis 2, Worthy 18, 4 AbduF Jabber 21, Cooper W 13, 3 7 9 McGee 21, Johnson 14, Lucas 7 0 9 9 Kupchak 2 7, Scott 4, 0 2 Green 1 0 0. Soriggs 2. Totals 9 no. Dalis 64 Bowling highlights from around the state with high games (60 pins or over average tor men and SO pms or over average for women), and other significant plus high series, developments. Men Ron Burton Town and Country 258, Glen Schultz 232, Willie Romero 218, Paul Cooper 199, Gene Burgner 212, Frank Kubo-ve- c 235. Ivan Davenport 174, Wally Lovendanl 199 Women Nita Wright 229, Louise Burgner 199, Vicky Yocum 219, Lucv Christensen 201, Pat Sanford 203, Ann Dee Stauffer Laurel Van Vtett 188, Cathy Brown 211, Nita Thornton 186, Judv Drech-se- l Natalie Burton 215, 177, Julne Pickens 178. Betty Nielson 198, JiU Connetiav 713, Deoorah Osborne 1156, y Wright 185, Lest Moon 155, Virgmi 109, Vaunda Poulsen 199, Barbara Par-at- h 149, Mert Lovendahl 198, Mary Magers Games Wednesday's Robert Loveless 170, Brent Turner 173, Clark Coonoge 158, Jeannett Cioward 171. Roza Lanes (Delta) Men: Larry Hartman 237 ( 619 series), Alan Vires 734, Pete Swan 240 Women: Ethel Church 266 (high game for women m the history of Plaza Lane), Carolyn Stevens 193, Beulah Bassett 202, Janet Me Derma id 739, Joyce Jensen 218, Betty Ross 722, Bonnie Church 220, Vendia Kmgsoiver 194, Shaunna Mickiesen 196 TeumamenH s TournaResults of ment Jack Davis Cart HiHs (Bonneville 2. Ritz Classic), Russell 1,417, League. Hickam-Ciair- e of Pearson, (Fairmonters Fairmont Bowl), 1,395 3. Larry Voiteckv-Ha- l Lufkin (Metro League, Cottonwood South), 1.393. 4 Paradowski Alan Matlhys-Bo(Mount Olympus Mixed, Family Center), 5. John Wmeriter-Mik- e 1,385, Jensen (Tipsters, Bonwood Bowl), 1,384, 6. Spence Privelt (Guys and Gals. Delton Brewster Lanes), 1,355; 7 Ray Kemp-Bi(Empire Mixed, Delton Lanes), 1,351; 8 tie, Bill Biodgett-Clvd- e Larsen (Newspaper Emand Max ployees Day, Fairmont) Cxhrane (Maitair Seniors, Maitair MoulBowl), botn 1,346, 10. Al Midgiev-Larrtrie (Sundowners, Bonwood Bowl), 1,341; 11. Ed Wmsiow-Ra- v Doty (Friendtv Pairs Senior, Family Center), 1,338, 12 Keith Dickmson-Bi1,331; Johnson (Southeast Men's, 13 Ray Calder-RoAdamson (Delton Motors, Delton Lanes), 1,330, 14. Mike Crone-Cle- o Snaar (Club 55, Town and Country), 1,326. - Reeen Feur TMs Week's Schedide Fndav Weber State at Boise State Idaho Slate at Idaho Northern Arizona at Montana Nevada-Renat Montana Stale Saturday Weoer Stale at Idaho Idaho State at Boise State Nevada-Renat Montana Northern Arizona at Montana Stale SOUTH 55 Viewmont 60, Woods Cross S3 Davis 77, Highland 60 Bountiful 59, East 47 Redon Six Murray 63, South 58 (OT) Jordan 54, Tooele 47 West 70, Judge 6) Raven Eight Timpview 80, SprmgviHe 67 Soemsh Fork 62, Uintah 48 Carbon 68, Pavson 55 Redon Eleven Dugway 72, St Joseph 62 Half 58. Ini. Christian SS Rowland Wendover 76, Mount Vernon 62 Waterford 78, Tmtic 64 West Desert 53, Salt Lake Lutheran Big Sky Standings ' if? EVeOFTHEMCAA. Basketball Thrt Games CDUA& BOCbTCRc, WM FROM R6CRlriU& PROSPECTS' 1Ue FRYlMG Basketball EAST EASTERN CONFERENCE FOR & Bill Hinds LtlTgR-OF-ltsiTEbi- T APPROACHES? College Tuesdays Scores NBA Standings B0 PBD6L6M Jeff Millar By y 55-fo- ot ff All-St- The Wales Conference then took a lead at the 4:45 mark of the third period on a goal by Quebec center 1 Peter Stastny. Just moments before, Hartford's Sylvain Turgeon had blown a breakaway shot when the puck got tied up in his skates just in front of the goal. Turgeon. playing only because of an injury to the Whalers Ron Francis, then redeemed himself when he collected the puck 10 feet inside the blue line and dropped a five-fopass to Stastnv. Transactions BASEBALL American League to BREWERS-Agreed MILWAUKEE terms with Danny Darwin, pitcher, on a contract. to terms TORONTO BLUE with Jesse Barfield, outfielder and Jim Acker, contract. to Pilcher, National League to LOS ANGELES DOOGERS-Agre- ed terms with Dave Anderson, infietder, on a contract. Ivan DeJe-su- s, MONTREAL EXPOS-Sigcontract. infietder, to a PtRATES-Sign- ed Jim PITTSBURGH Winn, pitcher, Marvell Wynne, outfielder, and Sid Bream, first baseman. BASKETBALL Natonti Baskefbal AssatiMan CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Signed Ron Brewer, guard, to a contract for the remainder of the season. Announced the resignation of Morris McHone, assistant coach. PHOENIX Charles Jones, forward. Placed Georgi Glouchkov, forward, on the iniured list. Agreed to terms with John MacLeod, head coach. FOOTBALL HOUSTON OILERS Named Doug M Iter McCaimon and Milt Jackson coaches. HOCKEY Chris DETROIT RED WINGS-S- ent right wing, and Barry Melrose, deAmerican of to the Adirondack fenseman, Hockey League. unace BAftMG ced PARK RACE ARLINGTON has Duchossots that Richard bought out his partners in ownership. SOCCER Maior Maor Seccer Laague Oscar LOS ANGELES LAZERS-Sign- ed contract. Albuquerque, midfielder, to a David PITTSBURGH SPIRITS-S- old forward, to the Wichita Wings for an undisclosed amount of cash. l, SAN DIEGO SOCKERS Sold Sieve forward, to the Tacoma Stars. TACOMA STARS-SigSteve Zungul, contract. forward, to a COLLEGE BABSON-Nam- ed head Jon Anderson soccer coach. SAN JOSE STATE Named Sam Grunei-se- n defensive coordinator. Disney Golf - The following is ORLANDO, Fla. (AP ) Walt a list of the top finishers in the Disney World Palm Course PGA Club Professional Series Event that ended Tuesday: Gary Hardin $3,500 Tom Wargo $2,500 Lonnie Nielsen $1,450 Bob Groff $1,450 Greg Farrow $1,450 |