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Show Sportlight- The Salt Lake Tribune, By Herschel Nissenson AP Football Writer When Tulsa defeated Houston last Saturday it marked the 18th anniversary of a memorable game. to Back in 1968, Houston routed Tulsa by a score of put it mildly 24-1- V i .An ) 5 W Mike Krukow Roy Tarpley Maurice Cheeks the most points ever scored team. Even against a major-colleg- e more amazing than the final score was that Houston led only 24-at halftime and Tulsa made it 24-- early in the third quarter. In the second half Houston scored five touchdowns in the third period and seven more in the fourth quarter. What brought that game to mind are two games on this week's schedmark probule in which the ably could be threatened if the coaches so desired. visits No. Northern Illinois, Miami and there is no point spread. The other likely blowout finds Oklahoma, smarting after last week's loss to Miami and subsequent fall from first place to sixth in the fa Associated Press poll, a 100-6- , Krukow, Sax Garner NL Honors Mike Krukow of the San Francisco Giants, who posted a record in September, was named National League Pitcher of the Month Thursday over Mike Scott of the Houston Astros, who pitched a Sept. 25. Steve Sax of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who hit .400, with one home run and 14 runs batted in, was named Player of the Month in voting by writers and broadcasters, who cover National League games on a regu6-- 0 lar 0 basis. Tarpley Signs With Mavericks The Dallas Mavericks Thursday agreed to terms on a five-yea- r contract with draft choice Roy Tarpley of Michigan, the NBA first-roun- d 100-poi- team announced. Tarpley, a forward, was the seventh player taken in the June 17 draft. He is expected to be ready for full squad workouts Friday after arriving from Detroit Thursday night, signing the contract and taking a physical, the Mavericks said. d 0-- Cheeks, Sixers Come to Terms The Philadelphia 76ers said Thursday they have reached a contract agreement with point guard Maurice Cheeks and expected him to attend the second day of camp. I'm pleased to announce we have reached an agreement in principle with Maurice Cheeks and we hope to have him under contract in time to participate in tomorrow's workouts, said John Nash, the team's general manager. Nash would not comment on the agreement, but it was believed that Cheeks signed a multi-yea- r pact worth a million dollars a season. 28-1- 6 vorite at home against Kansas State Oklahoma 63 14 Last week's prediction record was 36 right, 14 wrong and one tie for a percentage of .720, for the season, 140-61-- 697. . Notre Dame at No 2 Alabama (favored by 54) Beer Bryant was against Notre Dame. In his coaching career he failed to beat only one other opponent that he faced more than once. When he coached at Kentucky, Bryant was 0 2 against Alabama No. 3 Nebraska (by 244) at South Carolina: Carolina took Georgia down to the wire last week but the Cornhuskers are dreaming of a national championship shootout with NeMiami on New Year s Day braska No. 4 Michigan (by 19) . t Wisconsin: The Wolverines dodged bullets against Notre Dame and Florida State. Bo Schembechler is shooting for his 200th coaching triumph Michigan . Rutgers at No. 5 Penn State (by 15): Dick Anderson used to coach on Joe Paterno's staff. If he were still there, 0-- . . 28-1- 4 . . 42-1- 4 . . . 35-7- . 21-1- 4 . . 34-1- . . . (by 42-1- 4 . 74 ) 28, Boston WATTS ON SALE LIMITED QUANTITY rn.vPnr i engine 6 For optimum performance and we recommend you read the owners manual before operating your Honda Power Equipment. (1986 American Honda Motor Co.. Inc. 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While the entry number is below the peak of 2,207 in 1983, Saturdays race will provide the stage for excellent competition. According to St. George Marathon official Ken Perkins, the mens open field will include: Steve Lester from Magna, Alta's Van Edgette, Salt Lakes Ken Maughan, and Dave Knoop, who teamed with Tom Bors-che- l to win Park City's recent Bike & Tie. womens field includes: Salt T) Lak Harper and Elizabeth Cheryl j Sonne, Kathy Matson, Sue Peterson of Laguna Beach, Calif., and 1984 winner Colleen Hoffman. Wheelchair record holders Jim Peterson (1:43.43) and Sharon Frenette (2:05.04) will return to defend their tiTexan Max tles and Rhodes will also be competing. Frenette placed fourth in the last Boston Marathon and she raced with a flat tire 2 will televise the marathon Saturday from 8 a m. until 21-1- Brigham Young (by 17) 38, Colorado State 14, Hawaii (bv 7) 27, New Mexico 21, Stanford (by 104 ) 35, San Diego State 17; Air Force (by 64) 28, Utah 17; Utah State 28, New Mexico State 17. Fresno State (by 9) 35, San Jose State 21, and Washington State (by 13) 34, Oregon State 17. 35-1- . . . Our Biggest Ever! Friday, Oct. 3 Sunday Oct. 12 RE closes at 6 00 pm Thurs (102) to set up Fn (103) is Members-OnlDay Sale opens to public Sat (104) Kayaking in Glacier Bay, Alaska 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 8 View the sights of Alaska's spectacular Glacier Bay with Kristin 650-650- 0 Tribune Wire Services . 28-1- Annual Fall Sale t 262-126- . 31-1- 4 . Lectures, Presentations and Demonstrations by Experts SPECIA6W 3592 So. 900 East No 16 Arizona State at No 15 ICLA (by 7): Think the Sun Devils weren't looking ahead when they got tied by Washington State last week Arizona I'pset Special of the Week State 24 17, No 18 LSU at Florida (by 1). All the numbers are down at Florida scholarships limitations (75), points (32 in the last three games) and wins Geor(just one, against Division gia Southern) This point spread is another strange number LSI! Other games Georgia (bv 13) 24. Mississippi 20, Tennessee (by 28) 41, Texas El Paso 10, Auburn (no line) 56, Western Carolina 0, Iowa State 31, Wyoming (by 4) 24. Ohio State iby 15) 34, Illinois' 14 Northwestern 21, Indiana (by 9) 17, Purdue (by 2) 28, Minnesota 17, Texas (by 21) 42, Rice 7, Southern Methodist This Month HUNTERS GENERATOR U-N- O he'd be on the winning side come Sat Penn State 34 10. urday Texas Christian at No 8 Arkansas iby 154) The Razorbacks are the only unbeaten team in the Southwest Arkansas Conference Oregon at No. 9 Southern California (by 194) Oregon plays its third straight Top Ten opponent (Arizona and Nebraska were the others) and Southern loses its third straight Cal No. 11 Iowa at No 17 Michigan State (by 14) The Hawkeyes haven't been tested, beating up on low a State, Paso Northern Illinois and Texas-E- l They'll pass this exam, too by 169-1Iowa California at No. 12 Washington (by 204): The Huskies are out to stomp someone after losing to USC Washington Houston at No. 13 Baylor (bv 20). No Mr. Octobers at Houston, which also plays Texas A&M, SMU and Arkansas this month . Baylor Texas Tech at No. 14 Texas A&M (by 21): The Aggies muddled through September and should start rolling soon Texas A&M . . BECAUSE YOU DESERVE THE BEST Walton Injures Pinky Finger Celtics star Bill Walton suffered a fracture of his left pinky finger in an informal workout with the NBA team, the Boston Celtics announced Thursday. But Walton, who was acquired in a trade with the Los Angeles Clippers on Sept. 6, 1985, was expected to be ready to play for the Celtics' first preseason game Oct. 10 against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Boston Garden, said Jeff Twiss, a Celtics spokesman. Cavs Ink Poquette The Cleveland Cavaliers Thursday announced the signing of forward Ben Poquette to a new contract. NBA veteran, had been with the Cavaliers for Poquette, a nine-yea- r the last three years. He became a free agent at the end of last season. Poquette has an NBA career scoring average of 7.2 points per game, and 5.5 rebounds per game. Cooper Signs Pact With Nuggets Center Wayne Cooper, who has started for the Denver Nuggets the last two seasons, signed a new contract with the club on Thursday, Vince Boryla, Nuggets president, said. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. With the signing of Cooper and reserve center Dan Schayes on Wednesday, the Nuggets only holdouts were T.R. Dunn and Elston Turner. ST. GEORGE C9 3, 19H6 Mismatches Bring to Mind Memorable Wipeout - 4 f t s Friday, October - A A A A A A A. A A A. A A A A A J A . A . AA |
