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Show I 12C The Salt Lake Tnhune Stohart Finalist For Job at Pitt 17, 19H5 January Thursday, .Brown, Franco to Decide Whos Best - CITY, N J (UPI) -int lljrris and Jim Brow n, two uf tki greatest running harks c"i'T to 0ruee a football field, arrived in Atlantic City on Wednesday to answer a Question that usually comes up in a o rjt'ighboi hood saloon Harris, a star on four Pittsburgh Seders Super Bowl teams, and Brown, whose longstanding career njshing yardage record fell only this wason to Walter Payton of the Chica-Bears, were preparing to compete on national television in four events IS an attempt to determine which of Qiem is the better athlete. T The two will play racquetball and liisketball Thursday, then face each dash cjlhcr Friday night in a Sto-bar- steals) nettling the Jazz, particularly in Utahs dismal third quarter. There was Tom McMillen, playing a season high 45 minutes in a rare start due to the Bullet injuries and chipping m a 20 points. There was Jeff season-higMalone, burning the Jazz with 18 points, including two big jumpers in the final four minutes for the visitors last two baskets before Ballard's. And then there was Jazz inefficiency. The Jazzs dramatic comeback only served to deflect attention from a tired team effort. Granted, the Jazz were tired from travelling during the day, and, granted, Dantley had to play with a thick wrap on his bruised left thigh and Jeff Wilkins was coming off the flu. But the sympathy for the Jazz plight went out the window when both Robinson and Ruland had to scratch for the Bullets. The Jazz didnt play intelligently An example came with about 40 seconds left in the second quarter. The Jazz were up by six, and they were coming down with a chance to get it up to eight, a nice lead at the half. Instead, Griffith tried an r absolutely terrible," muttered Jazz Coach Frank and the Bullets came back Layden with a jumper by Williams and then a r by Gus to get out of the half down by a mere one, instead of, say, six or eight. Then came the disastrous third quarter, when the Jazz stayed out on Moore. Moore will remain as Pitts assistant head coach and as an offensive line coach, but will no longer coordinate the offense. Moore was critig cized for unimaginative last season as Pitt averaged only 16 sea- points per game during a d football game, with New York Giants quarterback Phil Former running backs Franco Harris and Jim Brown will go d this weekend to see who is better at trashsports. Fridays head-to-hea- Iwcnts will be broadcast live from the Tropicana Hotel and Casino by an television network. v Cnder the rules, the footrace will decide the winner of the contest, although a total of $100,000 in cash and s will be at stake for all four events The idea for the match was sparked by a war of words between JJrown and Harris that began last year as Harris and Payton closed in pn Browns record of 12,312 yards, set with the Cleveland Browns in a nine-yea- r career that ended in 1965. Brown said he would not be partic, ularly upset if Payton broke the are second and third mark, but the Hall of Famer questioned whether Harris deserved the record. He criticized Harris for stepping out of bounds to avoid tackles rather than plowing through defenders for an extra yard or two, as he used to do. Brown, who will be 49 next month, also claimed that he could dedash. feat Harris, 34, in the Harris left the Steelers before the start of the 1984 season in a contract dispute and played sparingly with the Seattle Seahawks before he .vas released Payton broke the record. Brow n and Harris, who says he would like to play football again next year, jw-ie- on the play-callin- all-tim- e rushing list. son. At a news conference Wednesday, d 50, did Stobart. Brown and Harris acknowledged that some people might view this weeks competition as an example of "trash-sport,- " a meaningless event created solely for television. But both men said they took it seriously. "There is a certain hype, theres no doubt about it," said Harris, who has been installed as a 5 favorite by oddsmaker Danny Sheridan. But once were in tha ring, the hype is over. I dont like to lose and neither does he. not have his con- tract renewed at Utah after the Utes, last season, compiled a record over three seasons. He was the coach at Toledo from 1977-8after serving as an assistant coach at Mich- (97-90- three-pointe- 52-4- 16-17- 1 101-9- g three-pointe- 52-5- Tank McNamara Jeff Millar Uy 8 n three-pointe- igan for eight years. Stobart said he has no desire to be a head coach again. Being an offensive coordinator "and pro football are the two things that interest me now, Stobart told The Pittsburgh Press. 6-- 82-6- h succeed former cooidinator Joe one-on-o- imms tossing passes. C-- Sto-bar- J the perimeter and made only one shot infrom outside, setting for decuracy lor the period When the period ended with the the booing from the Jazz behind crowd, which was witnessing a fifth straight Jazz defeat, became pronounced Layden said the booing was deserved, commenting, "You can't fool the public. They are not booing because youre losing; they're booing because the effort isn't there " But the effort was there in the fourth. The Jazz's second unit started it, and Layden credited, "Even though they didn't significantly change the score, they changed the tempo." Layden then put Dantley 22 points) and Griffith 21 points) back in the game with 7 38 to go, to boos from the Palace crowd, but they played hard down the stretch. on ) The Jazz got within seven r with Green's Rickey two minutes left, and they kept chipping away in the final two minutes until finally, when Williams could f am the line, the make just Jazz were v, .hin with five seconds left. Griffith time Darrell came off a double-screeat the foul line, caught the inbounds pass from Dantley, put a fake on the Mai ne, and let fly from about 30 feet, straightaway. Swish Sighed Griffith, "I wish it was a second later." Thats because, Salt Palace legend has it, two seconds is far too much tune to give Greg Ballard. Continued From Page 8 contributed more to their nearly game long domination. Tlieie was Williams, with his quick hands (six t, Chuck PITTSBURGH (AP) former head football coach at Utah and Toledo, has emerged as one of three candidates to be the new offensive coordinator at the University of Pittsburgh. t, Pitt Coach Foge Fazio said recently fired after three seasons at Utah, "is a possibility. "Hes one of them. I cant really say its him because I still have another person to interview, Fazio said. Fazio plans to interview another candidate later this week and could announce by this weeke' 1 who will ATLANTIC and a Ballard Kills Jazz Again & Bill Hinds Tribune Sports Scoreboard t NBA Vote All-St- College Basketball NEW YORK (AP) Latest totais to fan voting tor Western Conference siarhng positions in the 35tn Annual National Bake'bait Association Ad S'ar Game, to be played February 10 at the Hoosier Dome m tnaianapoHS Centers r Kareem LA Lakers. 350 759 2, Akeem Oiaiuwon Houston 333 693 3 Dan lsse( Denver 165 807 4 Sam Perkins Dadas 143 927 5. Artis G (more San Antonio NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE 133 161 Aiex Forwards Houston 475 235 2 Ralph Samoson 228 555 3 Air an Daot-v- , Denver English Utah, 224.379 4 Mark Aguirre Dallas, 835 5, Marques Johnson, LA 0'Doers 181 EAST Adeipht 64 CCNY 57 95 Witkes 92, TOT Albright A tegheny 80 Oberttn 70 96 American inti Merrimack Army 69, Fairfield 68 Assumption 57 3onngftd S3 Benttev 53 St Anseim 47 Bethany. WVa 74 Thiet 73 B uefid St 89 Concord 86 Bridgeport 83 Qummpiac 76 Bryant 84 Stonehift 79 Buckned 82 Delaware 76 Ctenon 66, Lock Haven 65 Copoin St 71, Md Baltimore 77 CtY NHL Standings 64 181733 Guards Earvin Johnson Lasers 602 609 2 George Gervm San Anfonio 772 39 5 3 Norm Nixon L A CiiPoers 247 123 4 Darrell Grit fith Utah, 211 276 5 Rckev Green. U'ah la 193 043 East Votes All-St- NEW YORK (AP) Latest totais in tan voting for Eastern Conference start og positions m the 35th Annual National Basketball Assoc at'on Game, to be piaved Feb 10 ai the Hoosr Dome m Indianapolis Centers Moses Maone Ph tadeiphia 391 386 2 Bdi Laimpeer Detroit 193,515 3 Tree Rodins, Atlanta i5l 524 4 Robert Parish, Boston. 109 OOI S. Alton L 'er, Milwaukee, 73 TV SPORTS Forwards 336 873 2 Julius Ervtng Philadelphia Tnpucka Detrott, 316 139 3 Larry Bird, Boston 285 375. 4. Dan Roundfted, Detroit, 193,198 5. Bernard King, New York, 187,363 Guards 1, 1sah Thomas, Detroit 405,146 2, Michael Jordan, Chicago 322 128 3 Sidney Mon 184 845. 4 Glenn Rivers. Milwaukee, Atlanta, 172,539 5, Eddie Johnson, Atlanta Here is a list of evems scheduled to aired Thursday, according to toca) radio and caw stations 6 pm College basketball, Mississippi LSU USA (Cawe) NBA basketball, Pisons 605 pm Kmcks, WTBS (Cable) 7 pm Boxing, ESPN (Cable) 736 pm hockev Gotden Eagles Fort Wavne KRGO-A(1550) and KLO-A- Keflv - - ihl crf. 759. 158 Sixers i t ATLANTA Witkms Washing ion ICS. Utah 101 Denver IIS, Golden Stale 107 Phoenix 96 Dates 95 LA Clippers 96 Houston 81 Thursday's Games Deirott at New York, 4 pm Cleveland at Chicago, 6.30 pm San Antono at Kansas City, 6J0 om Kndav's Games 5ea"te at Atlanta, 530 pm Boston at Indiana 5 30 pm New Jersey at Milwaukee, 6 30 pm Washington at Denver, 730 pm Portland at Utah, 730 pm. Houston at Phoenix, 730 pm Danas at LA. Lakers, 830 pm 1 6 J J J J J J J I Bullets i Jazz 103, Wikis 22, Levingston 35 E Johnson 4 Rivers 4, Carr 7 8 Hastings Williams 5 2, Brown Totals HF 6. Sty 13 6, 14, 13, 11, 3 8 Lowe 8 99 (99) 1 Wittman Hawks 122, 0 i 99 2 PHILADELPHIA (122) 2 23, Barkley Ending 8, 0 8 Malone 0 10 34, Cheeks 3 0 11. Threat) 6 RichardToney 8 son 34 0 6 G Johnson 8 00 6 B Jones 2 2 2, C Johnson 4 6, Sam Wiibams 3 Wood 8 122 Totals 49 07 24 23 22 3- 0- 99 Atlanta H ftfedfetua 24 39 30 goals Wood Fouled out 47 (Willis 11), PhilaNore Rebounds-Atia- nta 30 (E delphia 48 (Barkley 8) Assis's-A'laJohnson 7), Philadelphia 35 (Barntey 8) Total fouls Atlanta 22 .Philadelphia 26 Technicals Philadelphia illegal defense 2 Three-po- 101 Suns 98, Mavs 95 DALLAS 195) 5 27, Vincent Aguirre II 0 0 Davis Nimonlus 6 II Harper I SiuOv 15, Perkins 3 5. 9 Brvant Elks 0 2, Sition 0 2 0 Totals 95 PHOENIX (98) 4 4 28 Nance Lucas 14, Adams 0. HumpV 15, Hoiton 9 15 Edwards rtes 10 Foster 10, Macv 1 0 6 Sco't 0 Jones 0 0 0, Pittman OJotals 98 Dalas Pnm . Tnree-pot- 0 Utah Field 29 12 37 -- KH 494 percentage Washington throw percentage Washington goal Free 442 Utah 81S i goais Gus W Hams 23 Green Griffith Stockton 1 Blocked shots Washington (2) GjS Wit 2 4cm Uteh (5) Eaten 3, Bailey 2 5 Technical fouls None Ohica's Hugh Evans and Berne Fryer J Attendance 8 U8 ;5 I? 5 7 H gg 0 Jordan O'dNtm ns 3 II 0 0 35 79 71 20 94 14, (5 JERSEY few Birdsong ferson 12 W, WH 0 0 0 0 10-- 0 ng 8 9 2 4 32 20 25 26 29 22 EJL LAKERS (107) 4 2 2 4 Spr ggs mu JaDtor 12 19 9 E. Jonnson 4 110-0- ! Atdoo Jj t? 4 2 2 ,Vo't"v II 33 - 17 0 0 6 4 II 5 15 3 12 6 0 3 To'a Maxweii 2 O Johnson 10 McHate 4. Clark 4 8 0 8 Tote'S fcA. Lakers 0 16, 100 94 115. jNuggets STATE Wttehead Ckrar 12 10 16 7 s I! 2 mynrtr ENVER (1151 9 19 Engnsn Cfcwr 3 12 4, Kami 4 9 5 6 ($4To'ais 4mSiM Zm, , Wl 0 0 5 7 2 4 5 72 6 13 Turner 4 Evans 0 14 7 13) Assists-Hou- AteS LOS 5) feus Houston Los 23, (7T 4 10 4 5 Bovd 23 Hun 14 6 9 0 6 5 Totes 3 3 7 W 0 0 HOsev 17 29 62 6 7 3 8 3 rth 0 0 3 15 75 - 2 27 3 15 9 2 27 4 14 2 90, Seton Hall 80 Syracuse 2 7 2 13 12 4 9 12 Sekaiy Dunn 6 13 5 4 7 10 $3 Footed (Samoson 10 874 AOd'SOn II Na't 98 iDonakJson 52 - Leck 0 0 : 3 22 22 33 30 29 25 vl. l goes Short Foutoe en Reoourss-CjMAleksinas Whilehead, 141 Denver 64 iNa't S'aie 55 (Smith S'aie 74 (Conner I De"-Ass'S'S-Go5'aie 20 (Turner 5) Total 9 5 B'own 2 6 13 Hawk nj n-- Aws Monroe 2 3 4 21 0 ? i 6 Tote's ) ).) 23 B'Ower 2 38 63 14 22 SETON HALL (10) 10 19 3 3 23 Satev ? 0 2 0 3 13 Burton 6 7 4 8 16 Max 6 10 Eaves 5 10 7 8 17 $ 11 0 Bryant S 10 Joes 0 Tote'S 32 60 17 29 80 $.na Harhme Svacuse 46 $eon Ha' 38 Fouted X' Hawk n, Burton 40 lAiens 15 Se'on Han ?9 Eaves 6 Assy's Sy'acuse 8 Washington 3t Se op Haft 8 iMaor 3) Totet 2o 3 2)0 Seton Han 21 - 3. Miss. 72, Louisville 63 LOUtSVILLE (63) vaien ne 0 0 0 h 0 VcSa n 4 6 0 2 2 4 Wes' 3 5 Sumter 3 8 0 6 Jones 8 Crook 6 Jeter 0 0 0 0 0 Forrest 4 to 0 Thompson 6 '0 8 8 4175 haf 38006 Tote'S 115 4 16 90 0 0 4 Bg'itO-1- 2 27 Totals 45 93 16 19 107 II Levef 88 1$ 29 26 N xon SYRACUSE (90) 107 4 24 21 26 Force 31 Wyoming 30 Fxed Out Wyoming 'LOOgms) Air Force Rebounds (Lews Guisvigi Wyomirg 35 (Leckner 10) At Force 2$ (Jordan 9) As 9 Gowens, Demoo 4) Air Force 9 i&eer 5) Techntcals Wvom.ng two A2 Oench 900 Demoo) 0 5 IN Warriors 22 Leaved 0 2, Air 2 6 Rar-- P s 44 89 13 Short 1? 8 Fiord Jonnson 7 10 4 Bra'i 6 3 6 8 33 23 21 13 s 10, 0, 77 Totas Lodges 0 7 AIR FORCE (75) 2 2 0 Oav 0 0 0 0 Ham Et)waros 33 nond l 3 0 0 2 Beer 4 12 5 8 13 McDonald 5 5 19 Jordan 3 4 11 Mar 4 6 10 m 0 Lews 0 2 0 0 0 Soboiewsk 0 Guisv g (W) 3 4 5 12 6 Sm.m 71, 2 0 Wyoming 77, Air Force 75 0 we Three Pont Fixed Rebounds Los Agees 48 Aodu'-Jamr, E Jonnson Rambs7' Bos'on 54 (Par-sip Assets Los Angeles 28 E Johnson 13) feston 25 t0 rd D Johnson Ange 7) Total ia-L- os Angees 19 Boston 15 14 090 felDEN A- WYOMING Gcwens 6 0 31 27 29 12) 16 Debo 48 96 8 1? 104 fealon 4 McCray Tote' iNxon 00 0 0 Weda' 10 Rockets 88 Sampson 16, Htfms McDowefl 2 18 Rebounos-Hous- ten 19 8 B cd 9 16 119 Pa- s 77 0 0 70 A nge 8 19 13 U 6 8 Ages Ange-e- fe5TON ON) 3 None Los 27 6 102 Stjl I Cootxv MtGw 2 6 3 'kes W 6 0 Lakers 1 9 0 G 6 Dav 104, 12 ett tson Fou'ed Redounds-- Cn (Jordan 7) New Jersey 47 (W'ltems 13) 20 iJO'dan 7' New Jersey Rnar(3son 9' To'a fOu'S-- Ch CdtfO 16 ns w few Jersev 24 Technicals-Da- wk New Jersey itegai defenses 2 Celtics 6 Houston LA Dippers 15 Oacage fear Jersey Three pcn goa 98, (88) 0 4 Cook Gmmski 5 tl 4 4 14 4.9 0 8 O Kore 4 Richardson 8 17 18 Totas 43 11 1317 K Ransev ans '? 6 Ma'tews Wa'iev 2 4 0 20 'ias 98 x 68 7, 0 Gippers S Jonnson S 22 0 7 3 Lloyd 3 7 Red Petersen 0 Tofa's 1319 88 LA CUPPERS (98) 7 2 4 6 Watton 20 Johnson Do"a dson 9 10 5 8 23 Nixon 6:!9 0 17, 17 VNhi'e 0 Smith 6 16 0 Br'dgerran 4 5 6 13 Warr ck 2 Totais 27 2. 34 17 - Oteiuwon 000) H fewkms 3 11 1H2 8 17 13, Da ev 15 goais-E- McOav 100, Bulls 94 ago m a Come 2- 2- 98 Foster Fouled 4? (Vincent 10. 25 out Nore Rebounds-Dal- ias Pnoenu 53 (Nance til Assists-Da- nas (Davis 9) PMem 24 'Nance 5) Total 30 A32, Pttoem 10 420 HOUTON . Nets 2-0- 95 25 21 22 M3 26 5? I 2 20 63 MISSISSIPPI (72) F sner 4 9 0 16 Si'fr 4 5 6 8 14 Wh 'e 0 6 7 II 4 5 18 0 0 M Jet Keys 0 17 2 7 4 6 0 Crow-cW bams 3 7 2 3 0 Smmors 7 7 2 2 6 27 28 34 77 46 Tote's Lou'svne 29 S Mssssoo' 22 Mame None A -Ha Technais Foed Out S. - 5 U2 - Syracuse 90, Seton Halt 00 Towson St 72, Lehigh 69 Tufts 106, Curry 77 Union, N Y 74, M.ddiebury.67 Ursmus 70, Havertord 51 Utica Tech 67, Oneonta St 63 W Virginia $1 92, Salem 04 W Viryma Wesleyan 93, W Liberty 64 Wash & Jeff 66. Grove City 63 Waynesburg 72, LaRoche 67 Westminster, Pa 99, Alliance 67 Widener 96. Swarthmore 46 Wm. Paterson 63, Ramaoo 57 SOUTH Alabama 60 Auburn 55 Ate Birmingham 69, Jacksonville 64 Augusta Cod 65, Georgia St 69 Berea 64, Transvtvania 82 Columbus Cofl 84 LaGrange 51 E Ker lucky 77, Clinch Valley 57 Florida Southern 79, St Thomas, Fte 75 Georgia 71, Florida 60 Greensboro 80, Mt St Mary's, Md 65 James Madison 64, American 60 Johnson C Smith 68, NC Central 51 Kentucky 58 Mississippi St 57 King 86, Emory & Henry 76 Maryland 94, Clemson 84 Maryvilie 83, Roanoke 61 Morehouse 79, Moms Brown 75 N Carolina 86 N Carolina St 76 N Kentucky 70, !rd 65 N C Greensboro 71, Methodist 70 Randotph-Maco- n 36, Longwood 34 Rchmond 76, George Mason 25 OT Rotims 77, Sewanee 59 S Miss'ssipot 72 Louisville 63 Southern Tech 75, Berry 53 St Leo 65, Eckerd 61 Tampa 94 Florida InfL 76 Tenmsee 87, Vanderbilt 79 W Carolina 84 Campoed 63 MIDWEST Benedictine, in 62. Aurora 61 Bethany, Kan 76 McPherson 69 Biuffton 66 Defiance 65, OT Butter 64 W Ifltnois 55 Case Western 78, Kenyon 71 Cent Missouri 86, NW M ssoun 58 Cincinnati 73, S Carolina 51 Cleveland St 52, Akron 50 Ind $E 84 Oakland Otv 78 57 John CamoM 66 Kent St 89, W Michigan 81 Vterquette 55 Uftca 53 OT Marycrest 99 Grand Vtew 06 Midland 74 Be'tevue 7? Mo St Louis 94 Muskingum 73, Mt Union 49 N Illinois 86 Bait St 71 N Iowa 69 Wnona St 52 W 79 N Park 80 Augustena Nebraska 75 Kansas St 63 Nofe Dame 96 Hoty Cross 61 e 62 Northern 73 Ohio U 73 E Mhgan 66 86 Wooster 70 Ohio Westeva Perdue 50 Northwestern 49 Outncv 91 Sfc Missouri 77 Rxkhurst 89 Kansas Newman 02 20 T St Frames lrd 80 Manon, Ind 62 Tctedo 71 Mami Ohio 65 Aavne $t Neb 76 M ssouri Western 75 Westmar 79 Dodt 78 W ch'ta St 84 ind ana St 80 0o Wttenoerg 49 Marn 43 Wright St 88 Kentucky Westevan 07 Youngstown St 51 Hiram 56 SOUTHWEST 73 Houston tl 96 NE Oklahoma 04 Langston Ok anoma 92 Missouri 65 Ok'ahoma St 94 Colorado 76 SE Oklahoma 70 Cent SI Okia 53 S'e'son 66 Pan American 59 SW Ok anoma 65 Phw ps 63 Texas 68 Bavky 65 Texas a&m 65 Texas Chnstian 60 OT Texas Teen 64 Arkansas 48 FAR WEST Denver 57 Regis 49 E 69 Idaho Washington 66 Lewis & Cterk 69 Whiteman 60 Metro State 74 Coo College 65 Montana Tech 70 W Montana 63 Nev Las Vegas 93 Ca Santa Barbara 61 New Mexico St 59 Pat Simon Fraser 67 W Washington 61 Wyoming 77, Air Force 7S OT Wecfcesdavte Games Buffalo 2, N Y Rangers 2 tie Detroit 1, Philadelphia 1, tie Washtnyton 5, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 6. Winnipeg 3 St Louis 4, Minnesota 4 tie N Y Islanders 3, Edmonton 3 fie Toronto 4, Los Angeles 3 Thursday's Games Calgary at Boston, 735 pm Hartford at Montreal, 7J5 pm Detroit at Philadelphia, 735 pm Pittsburgh at Washington 735 pm Friday's Games Chicago at Buffalo, 735 pm N Y Rangers at New Jersev, 7 35 D m St Louis at Winnipeg pm Edmonton at Vancouver, 1035 pm Sabres 5, Penguins 4 Flyers00I Otrort F Det 0 rst Re 10-- 1 -1 )33 (Yiean Dverttme-No- Shcs De,rot on pav U7 2eie 7 ne 10 4 10 29 conversions-- P1 teoe'ohia 0 0 17 76 Penattes-No- goa -- Phi!aoeoa 0 Power Detrot ne Reteree-Da- 970 ve l ndbergh Detroit Nene' Om - - Jes - Pre Division pm Blues 4, N. Stars 4 St Louts 3 0 -4 Minnesota 0 t 3 St Lou First Period Wckenneser 13 10 3) Peane- s- Both-w(Mu'ien Pettersson) SfL (tnopmg) 224 Plett Mm (roughing) SfL (hookmgi, 0)9 Mmnesota 527 Rarrage bench served by Payne (too many men. on ice) 1315 St Lou. Feoerko Second Per 00- -2 16 (Ganchar Lava'tee) 2 22 3 Minnesota. (Bergtund, Giles) 2 59 4 St Lou Hickev 5 'G'lmour Ramage), 7 55 (sb 5 St Lou, G'lmour 12 (Deforme), 18 20 Penal Mm (oeav of game). 410 Both StL (mterterence). we 632, Sneos's Mm, maior (fitting', SchofeW, StL, mmor-nai(roughing fighmg), Ramage StL (roughing) 17 24 Johnson $fl, maior (fight 1724, Mm rtg) AAcCarthy (roughing), 17J4, re(k Mm matOf (fighting), 1724 Third Penod- -6 Minnesota McKegnev 19 Jensen) 238 7 Mmnesote Rouse 2 (Acton, 17 19 0 Roberts) McCarthy 14 C'ccared1 Broen). 1046 Penalty Ramage StL (tnppmgi, Overtime StL None Penaiies-Feder- ko, maior (hgn slCkng) 4 52 Acton, Mm misconduct 4 52 0 Sno's on goai-- St Lous 0 -34 Vmnescte Goalies St (34 Louis Liut shots 30 -H Minnesota Metenson saves) 070 Reteree Don Koharski q4 NCAA Leaders 3, Oilers I I -3 -3 HO'-- P (Cl 198: H 59 0 44 12 GEORGETOWN (1$) 0 8 Ew 0 Martin 4, Wingate 2 2 8 10 5 9 21 Jackscn 2, W ttiams 4 0 2 2 10 Fiovd 2 5 0 2, Broadnax 7 McDonald 3 0 11, Dalton Mateen 3 3 0 7 4 4 Lockhart Highsmlth 0 Totals 85 20 Hatftime Georgetown 35 Providence ProviFouted out Knight Duda Rebounds dence 34 (Wright 7), Georgetown 52 (Ewtng 12) Assets Providence 7 (Dondvan Kipfer 19 2) Georgetown (Jackson 7) Total Fools 0 634 Providence 27 Georgetown 15 A First Penod- -1 Edmonton Gre'rkv 45 'Krushetnysk Ayjersont 12 38 (pot 2 Ed 18 13 6 3, New Yon monton, Carroft 0 Pertelhes-Meh- yk, Sutter 9 (Tonedt Trotfier), Edm elbowing) 8 29, Bourne NYI II M Jackson Edm (hod mg) 1421 Second Period 4 Edmonton Krusnei nvski 23 (Huodv Gretiky) 3 10 (oo) 5 New 10 Penifes-Potv4? 8 m, Trotfier York, (Langevm) NYI 140 Coffev Edm (tr. pping Fafle NYI (roughing) 0 34 (hOtemg) 0 34 Potvm NYI Hunter, Edm (roughmg) (hooking) 8 5) Boutiher NYt(hookngi 1809 Third Period 6 New York B Sut'er 27 (Fiatiev Potvm) 413 (pp) Pena'tes-Ja- ck son Edm ihookngt, NYI 325 Langevm (roughing) 1? 49 Semenko Edm (roughngi 12 49 Gilbert NYI (slashing' 1517 Seneno Edm (e'Oowing), 15 17 Overhme-None Penalties None Shots on goa'-N- ew York 14 Edmonton Goalies New York Hrudev (35 shots 32 A17 4 Fuhr saves) Edmonton Field Goal Percentage g Dedmon Southern 1? 15 Waiker Utca 17 Moore Creghton 12 Staves Southern 14 Ewtng George'own Free Throw Percentage tg tea pci. 78 91 143 72 2 108 71 7 127 203 70 4 78 111 703 89 128 69 5 Crxne 10 Leafs 4, on 25 4 R Woicchoski 12 Tavtor 16 0 0 0 6 20 Jennings lrvm 6, Benford Wallace Totals Tech 31. Texas 6 4, 64. 31 Haffime Arkansas 33 Fouted Ou R frvtn Rebounds-Arkan- sas (Mitts Hutchison 6), Texas Tech 24 (Tavtor 9) 13 (Hutchison 4), Texas Tech 19 (Wallace 6) Total 15, Texas Tech 22 Technicals None A 6 343. -4 UNLV 93, Santa Barbara 76 BARBARA (74) 7 9 21 0 Fortson Hannan 17 19 F sher 9 111-Town Henry 0 0 Johnson 0 00 Jefferson send 0 0 2 DePrtes ! 00 0 Hertensiem 110 0 2 Jackson MO-OCarr 5 12 5 6 15 Totas 30 61 wcks 19 i UCSB 50 13 O A- -4 33 IS 160 UCSB 'Carr (Jam 32 10' 6) Fouled Vegas 42 Assists UCSB 23 Vegas College Wrestling Or L ra 'kings Jan ahOVA city of APi coltey ate wrest u g Men' a'c ,re teams through 11 Okam 4 0 2 Oklahoma 9 3 4 5 Iowa State 8 Aronj S'ae Lx.isa'-Sate 6 2 7 Asconsm 7 9 Tennessee 0 10 Navy 8 Michigan 4 I Iowa S'ete 0 11 6 8 76 Hatftime-UN- out none (G'"tem 13), LtC SB Nevada Las Vegas (Hannar h Toly How the Associated Press Too 20 co'tM baskebaii teams fared Aednesoav No 1, Georgetown 16 0) beat Prov 05 44 Saturday at Pittsburgh No 2, Duke (12 1) did not p'av Thyr$dav vs Wake Forest No 3 Southern Methodist M4 l) gd P'av Saturday vs Texas Christian No 4 St Johns 02-1- ) did not piav vs Boston College No 5, Memphis State (12 I) did not Pity Saturday at Louisville , - m No 6 North Carolina 03 2) beat North Carolina State 86 76 Saturday vs Duke No 7, Syracuse m beat Se'on nan 00 Saturday vs Connecticut . No 0 Indiana (113) did not pfav Saturdev at Ohio State No 9 Kansas (12 2) dto not piav Thun dav vs Iowa Slate No 10 DePaui ill 31 dd not piav Suodfr a Notre Dame No It Illinois M3 4) dd no' p'av Thufl dav at Wuconsm No 12 Lou'Sana Tech H3 1) dd not 'pfy Thursday vs North Teas State No 13 anoma i? 3) beat Missouri f- 65 Saturday vs Kansas t No U S'ate (13 1) dd not p'lV Saturday at Wasnmfl'on S'.ste No J5 Boston Cotege ill 3) dto no P'lV Saturday vs St John s No 16 Virginia Commonwealth t)l L Jd not r'av Tnursoav a North CarotMa Chartotte f NEVADA. LAS VEGAS (93) 0 G'k'am 6 77 Adam, 14 Banks 5 11, Jones 710 James 5 0 10 2 3 12 Robmson 4 7 1 0 CatchmQs 2 9 Graham 2 4 Hudson 13 0 0 0 0. Svmanski 0 Toteis Fancher 43 61 6 12 93 UC SANTA ? BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS Named i batting instructor Natunaf League ATLANTA BRAVES Reached a contract agreement with Ralaei shortstop CHICAGO CUBS Invited Larry T?offi schild Scott Holman and Jon Perlman jxteh-erTito Nanm and Chico Walker ouffiders and Anthony Castillo and BiH Hayes, catfcher. to spring training BASKETBALL Natfonai Baskefbal Assooahon PHILADELPHIA 76ers Stoned Julius Ervin fgnaard. HOCKEY Natfonai Hockev League MONTREAL CANOlENS-Recait- ed Rk Nattress, defenseman, from Sherbhookl fhe American Hockev League WINNIPEG JETS Recalled Mark Nokfe goaitender from Nova Scotia of the American Hockev League 4 FOOTBALL Natfonai Foofbal League CLEVELAND BROWNS Named Tom Bettis defensive coordinator NEW YORK JETS Announced the resignation of Jim Rmgo assistant coach COLLEGE UTAH-NaReiiiv Jack offensive coordinator i' (64) 1 Philips 0 -3 Los Angtees First Penod- -1 Los Angetes Dionne 27 (NichoHs, Tayter) 237 (ppl 2, Toronto Vaive 17 (Anderson, Benmng), 1104 (oo) LA maor (fightmgi, 029 Brubaker, Tor, maior (fighting), 029, Banning Wefts Tor (holding), LA 1037 Hardy. LA IhOKJmg), 13 58 Second Period 3. Toronto K'tchen 12 26 4, Toronto Strong (lafratei, 17 32 Penalties Nviand Tor (hotdmgt 702 Wes LA maor (fighting), 1003 Brubaker Tor maior (fighting), 10133 Third Perod 5. Toronto. Vaive 18 Tawor 21 245 6. Los Angetes (D'Onne Shu't), 1733 fpoi 7, Los Angetes 77 Tavtor iD'Onne Shults) 1947 (pp' Pena' LA maior (fighting) 14 5 14 55 Vave Tor Gavn LA maior 17Q3 Tor ('legal Bernhardt (e'Oowmgi s'cx) srved bv Anderson, 18 47 Sno's on Loi Angeles 12 4 25. Goa' Bernard! (25 shots 22 Los Angetes, Janecvk (27 shots 23 saves) A-8 U3 saves) Reteree-R- 0 40 4 4 Kings 3 10 TEXAS TECH Fraser rry 19 0 4NC dei 0 0 3 Poerschfce (t 32. Milts 5 13 10, FreeLang (M 0 0, Hutchison 0 RoseO-- 1 Irvin 0 3 0 0 Rent 1 0 0 0 0 RatUH (M Moore 0 0 0 0 Scott 0 0 Totals 19 55 19 0 B 0 0 0 - Reteree-Ke- 12 CAPS SERVICES How AP Fared Tex. Tech 64, Arkansas 48 ktene tednN r MEDIA , ARKANSAS (44) Baientme man 33 TRIBUNE Sports Transactions Hovas 85, Providence 44 PROVIDENCE (44) 0 4, Knight Water 4 9 0 0 Wright 0 5 0 0 4 Donovan 0, Brown 0 Sterkj 7. Lomax 3 4 5 PaiaHi 4 0 3 4 3 Duda 3, 2, Kipfer Pennetetner 0. Roth 12 0 2 Totals 18 0 58, Miss. St 57 26 3 I 2 pm., EST OKLAHOMA ST (94) Atkinson 8 13 0 16 Williams 7 8 Nielson 3 0 4 Case 3 25 Sell 5 13 2 Baker 7, 3, Alford 3 Anderson 0 8 Jones 6, Tavtor 0 0 0, Faggms I 3, Andrews Totals 33 54 94 3 Haitlime Onahome SI Rebounds Colorado 35 (Slivrins 9), Oklahoma St 37 (Nielson 7) Assists Colorado 21 (Slivrins. Red S' Oklahoma SI 27 (See 10) Fouled oul Floo, Total louls Colorado 27 Oklahoma S' 24 Technrcais-Willia- ms A 4 050 34 Islanders scormg Scoring Okla. St. 94, Colorado 76 caa Ivtandtn Etfriontei The NCAA s cciege basxetoaii eaoers through games of Jan 15 COLORADO (76) 14 S'lvrtns Ftor, 3 8 22 8, Dowrn 9 7. Prull 4 5 12. I 12 5 5 21. Reid 7 6 Wii'a"is Lee 2 6 4. Dunlap 2 Wilke 0 1. Davis OTotals i N.Y. w H Pees Wetfwsdav'i Games Peoria 6 Totedo 5 Muskegon 7 tndianaooJts S Thursday's Games Fort Wavn at Sait Lake 730 6 te MISSISSIPPI STATt (57) T Roomson 6. C Robmson 7 0 9 Brown 13 8, Norwood Tavtor 915 0 II Dillon 0 12 5. 0 0 Totals 26 52 7 57 KENTUCKY (5) 6 2 Walker 15, Bennett 4, 2 B'ackmon 3 Bearuo 12 0 Harden 0 Andrews 8 0 Oavender 3 4 9 McKmtev 2 1 4 4 8. Madison 6 Totats 58 Hatffime Mississippi State 31 Kentucky 20 Fo'jfed Out Tavtor Total Fouls Ken uckv 15 M'SS'SSioot State 22 Rebounds ?2 Kentucky (Watker 8), Mississippi State 28 (Bmwn 7) Assists Kentucky It (Harden 4) Mississiooi Stete 10 (Robmson 8) A 23 628 oomt to each team m a ne overtime winner receives two oomts and loser receves one 00ml Hawks 6, Jets 3 0 0 Winnipeg -3 0- -4 Ctecago $ First Period Chicago MacMillan 5 (D Wlson B Murray) 25 2 Chicago S Larmer We&wutev's Games 26 (Sevard Gardner). 2 24 3. Chicago Oteivk Reoen Seven 10 (8 Murav T Yaremchuk), 7 10 4, Chicago, 'spvitw 80 Untah 74 Paterson 3 (Gardner) 13 52 isN 5 41 Chicago Mounted Vtew 56 Orem Paerson 4, 16 72 (ih) Penmes-Frawi- ev Chi 70 American Fork 55 17 S3 OCaitehan Chi (interfer(roughing) ence' 1523 Turnbull. Wm (hook-ngVtew 54, Otem 41 Mount 190 Second Perid-- 0 Chago Yaremchuk 6 7 21 27 It Min Vw 13 23 3? 56 10 32 'Gardner 15 10 Peterson 5 5 em Savard) Merur 4 (opt Penefs-- B Mixrav Chi 'interference) 4 Ben 0 Rnees 2 608 Frawtey Chi B'en 6reoshew 0 2 maor (fghtmg) 947 Turnbull Wm maor Bradshaw i Larsen 5 0 3 10 Wofgrem 0 0 Tote's 17 41 (fghimg) 947 Bergevin, Chi (holding , 13 36 Mn View Lewis 9 3 3 21 Psvne 3 4 6 MecLenn Wm (steshmg) 16 35. 2 3 4 7 Third Per od- -7 10 1 Akmn 2 6. Winmoeg MacLean 20 Gentry 4 7 12 0 16 2 Larson I - (Muken) Hocawav 0 0 0 0 Hansen Winnipeg, Boschman (Steen Babvch) 945 9 Winnipeg 5een 17 0 2 Totes 22 12 16 56 Chi maior lighting) 551 Turnbull Wm maior (fighting) 561 Preve 70, American Fertr 55 Chi Paerson PrOvO 16 J? 47 70 Am Fork 9 10 36 55 1523 maior (fighting) 1623 Lukcwich wm maior (fighting P'ovo Frampton 0 9 II 25 Santiago 4 7 Jarman on 9 16 -34 Shos 5 4 6 U Hatch 5 10 F ar puson Chica 4 7 6 Mon son 3 go 17 15 6 Tote'S 26 10 28 70 A mermen Goa es Wmmoeg Behrend (17 site's 12 Hansen 2 1 10 12 Rob 9 4 0 2 8 E'teson 3 l 6. savest Holden (00 second nson 8 5 6 21, Chicago t n 2 2 4 Jensen 0 2 4 2. Peters I 0 2 Skorodenski (34 3D 15 601 Refere-R- on Tote's 19 55 Hoggarth Prep Basketball Vonference Champtontfups Sunday, Jan. 6 AFC M,ami 45, Pittsbu n 28 NFC San Francisco 23, Chicago 0 Bv J McCarthy Chicago s 3 0 do" sra grt up C ne.r as' 3 a' e as or 5 po n's of treif 'as' 7 We tn n C" cago s ecu n surg ng Ca.a e's edge w be 'oo mucn for Taxe 'ne Buis minus me po- -i O' ' os to h 'orgns cotege acD L.over a' W scons 49 Pena Second Pe' co- -1 De Sfier 6 Park i?X Penalties Craven Pha Third Fki.iadeipnia iSmisaio SmitM 5 S9 Penalties -- one 13 9y vs Kentucky Mvers 1, 23 Canter ence Servinad Saturday, Dec Miami 31, Seattle 10 San Francisco 21, NY Giants 10 Sunday, Dec 30 Chicago 23 Washington 19 Pittsburgh 24 Denver 17 At Fate Afte, CM. Miami vs. San Francisco, 9 358 PhUOWChte 22 Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 2D lr Red Wings Re Association reports the following conditions Wednesday at the state's ski resorts Aite 84 totet, no new Beaver Mountam-- 84 total no new Brian Head 64 total, no new Brghton-- 8) total T new Deer Vaftev 57 total no new Mt Hotv 50 total no new Nordic Vai'ev S3 total, no new Park City 61 total no new ParkWest-- 58 total T new Powder Mountain 85 total no new Snowbasm 7! totei T new Snowbird 69 totei new Solitude Tl total no new 69 totai no new Sjndance Snow deoth m meres reters to unoacked snow at New snow refers io snow w thm me ast 24 hours T trace vs IHL Standings I 2 -5 Washington 2 -4 Prttsbuifet First Period-- 1, Washington Christ an 16 12 43 2 Pittsburgh Shedden 21 (Gustefsson! Wash (Mantha), 13 55 Penaltie- s- Erickson Pit 'siashingi 732, Lmoureux (siashngi 7 32 0 38, Wash (interference). McEwen, Lehte Pit (hokJingt 17 59 Sond Perod-- 3. Washington Haorh t3 2 4 Washington (Laugi'h Stevens), Gartner 27 (Laughtifl Christian) 4 30 ippt 5 Pitsbjrgh Busxas 2 (Chabot Sheooeni 7 22 6 PMsburgf Lemieux 14 (Vawe'D, 12 25 2 56 P' Penate- s- Manfha (nocwngi 17 10 Btemqvis Wash 'hoteingt Thro Period 7 Washington Gouo9(D-chesn6 47 I Washington Caroenter 32 Le (Duchesne Goute) H39 9 Pttsbu'-g15 'McDonne mieux ChabOf) 14 58 opi Peranes-Ada- ms Wash (mterteencei 34? n P't roughing served bv Rssng) 342 Mjrphv Wash pping) 13 25 Stevens 15 36. R'SSing P't imj Wash 'mrvconOjct) ConduCi 15 36 U Shots on 13 4 -73 P'HDu'g Rggm (23 sKo's 10 saves 27) P"SDuryh Herron A vs (1430) Buffalo 0 t 0- -2 N.Y. Rangers 2 0 0 -2 K First Period 15 Perreault Buffalo, 1132 (po) 2, New York, (Tucker Foigno) 17 11 Sandsirom 52 3. New (Heath, Beck), York, Rogers 15 (Huber Kontos), 10 17 Pen antes Andreychuk Buf (stashing), 150 Redmond, NYR (siashmg), 158 Andreychuk, Buf (hooking), HP, Pavebch, NYR (interference) 1125; Hamei Buf mator (fighting) 2030 Richmond NYR, maior (fighting), 2030 Semod Per-oNone Penalties Ledvara NYR (charging), 242 Huber, NYR 6 44 Kontos, NYR (hooking) 1034 Seeing, But (slashing), 1125 Hanlon NYR, served bv Ruotsaiamen (slashing) 1131 Third Penod 4 Buffa-oHame( 11 'Tucker Virta) 3 38 Penaihes-H- ai) But 735, Brooke. NYR 731 Shots on goal Buffete New York Goaiies-Bjt- ete 28 she's 26 Barressc 17 419 A saves) New York Hanlon Reteree-Bry- an Lewis Capitals Saturday, Dec Seattle 13, LA Raiders 7 Sunday, Dec N Y Giants 16, LA. Rams 2 Rangers 2, TV 730 pm College basketball BYU vs Air Force KSL-A(1160) and Channel 2 730 pm. Uteh vs College basketball (910) Colorado Sate KALL-A- Western LATEST LINE NFL Playoffs Wld Card Games be 2 0 II Penn Northwestern 3 15 state Caron Northern Iowa Wvomry 2 o 0 4 20 1? 5 0 5 Norm 14 I 4 )0 Syracuse Caroi-t- lotkhaven Sate Oregon Missou' 4 2 10 4 2 13 Sate 8 5 17 U 5 19 lW IQ mitoiHjia i iu j; okj no dav vs Seton Han No 19 Mich Sate H2 2) c Thursday gwa No 20 Tu'sa il? 2' d'd not piav gn it ll'ingi n '4 |
