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Show CC The Salt Lake Tribune Return To Baseball Booth Cowell May Friday, January UI.JM5 4- Pro Players Lasorda, Featured at PYU Clinic - - SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Howard Cosell could return to the broadcast booth for ABC-TV- s Monday night baseball tills yem. ell has indeed expressed an terest in returning to baseball, but nothing has been finalized yet, an ADC spokesman said Thursday. Last July, Cosell said he would no longer work Monday Night Football and baseball, saying he was tired of the jockocracy of sports. Earlier, he "Co: and Jim Gott (Toronto Blue Jays) at the Saturday morning affair. Also on hand will be BYU Coach Gary Pul-lin- Special to The Tribune PROVO Los Angeles Dodger the Manager Tommy Lasorda will featured speaker Saturday at BYUs Baseball Extravaganza, which starts at 10 a m. and runs through 2 p.m. at Smith Fieldhouse. Lasorda, the dean of major league managers who has guided the Dodgers to three National League pennants in eight years, will joir. pro players Dane Iorg (Kansas City Royals), Vance Law (Montreal Expos), Bruce Hurst (Boston Red Sox) s. The clinicians will work with participants on all of baseball's funda- mentals pitching, hitting, running a 'd throwing. The event is open to all players, conrh'-and fans for a cost of 15 per person. Lasordas address will start at 1 p m. For more information, call the BYU baseball ofiice stopped announcing professional s fights, although he continues to do amateur bouts. Hi3 last baseball telecast was the 1934 Detroit-Kansa- s City American Le ague divisional playoff. (378-5849- ). Jim Spence, senior vice president Local Collegiate Tennis Teams in Action eluding No. The University of Utah opens its tennis season this weekend with 1 Lobban. matches against California and Meanwhile, in Provo, BYU will also be in action Friday night. The Cougars face Southern Cal at 7 p.m. ti of ABC Sports, said if Cosell returns to baseball, he would join A1 Michaels and Jim Palm r on the networks No. singles performer Paul 1985 Southern Cal. The Utes meet Cal Friday at 7 p m. at the Canyon Raquet Club. Then, on .Saturday night, Utah battles South-erCal in another 7 p.m. match at the Canyon Raquet Club. Tickets are $5, and includes admission for both matches. 1 announcing team for eight Monday night games, beginning in June, three Sundays in September and the World Series. Jim Palmer has signed a multiyear contract with us," Spence said. BYU f iekets Available Special to The Tribune Plenty of tickets remain for each of BY Us six remaining regular-seasohome basketball games. Most of the tickets are left over from the student allotment. Only 2,000 out of 6,700 student tickets have Don Drysdale and Tim McCarver will be the No. 2 ABC team, according to Spence, who said Earl Weaver would not return. been sold. May. PROVO The Utes won their sixth straight Western Athletic Conference championship last year, and made their sixth trip in a row to the NCAA tournament. Four lettermen return from that team for Coach Harry James, in- - in- n Spence said Cosell also might work the 1985 Kentucky Derby and Preak-nes- s horse races and the Tournament of Champions tennis tournament in Future of NFL Saints East German Notv at Hama, But Cant Swim This Season - An TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) East German swimmer who defected to the United States last week has enrolled in classes at the University of Alabama, but the NCAA has ruled that he wont be eligible for competition until next season. Jens-PetBerndt, 21, a world-clas- s swimmer from Potsdam, announced his enrollment during a news conference Thursday, one week after arriving on campus. Berndt became the first athlete from his country to defect to the United States when he slipped away from the East German swimming team at an airport in Oklahoma City 10 days ago. The East German team was in the United States for a meet at the University of Arkansas. Berndt was contacted the same day by Alabama swimming coach Don Gambril, who invited him to enroll. The East German swimmer said Gambril, who coached the 1984 U.S. Olympic swimming team, was a major factor in his choosing Alabama. Hes very famous in our country a very good coach and who has many foreigners in his group, Berndt said. I think that was one of the reasons for my decision. Berndt passed a high school equivalency test and college entrance examination earlier this week, but NCAA officials said he would not be eligible to compete until next year because he cannot produce high er Decided Next Week - school transcripts from East Germany. The number of years he will be eligible to compete is also in question, Gambril said, because of an NCAA ruling that cuts one year of eligibility for each year an athlete competes in a sport past the age of 20. Under the rule, Berndt would have only two years of eligibility remaining. Gambril said the NCAA rule allows exemptions for athletes in the armed services, and since Berndt was in the Blast German army, he may regain full eligibility. Were going to have some conflict, Gambril said. "My feeling is he will have more eligibility than two years. The least he should have is two years. Berndt said he missed his family and friends in East Germany, but prefers to look to the future. The pubNEW ORLEANS (AP) lic may know sometime next week whether the A.N. Pritzker family of Chicago will purchase the National Football Leagues New Orleans Saints and keep the team in New Orleans. The most recent negotiation session involving Saints owner John and the Pritzkers was held Wednesday in Houston. And a Pritzker spokesman said the talks went well. Me-co- m The meetings were good, and most of the substantive issues were resolved, said Denzil Skinner, an official of one of the Pritzker familys numerous businesses. The matter is now in the hands of the owner and the purchaser. They will make the final decision. I would think that we would have a final answer no later than by midweek of next week. Car Race Halted Because of Sand Storm PARIS (UPI) A blinding sand storm prompted organizers to halt the 14th stage of the automobile rally Thursday less than Paris-Dak- ar halfway through the event, leaving the standings unchanged with Frenchman Patrick Zaniroli leading the field. Head organizer Thierry Sabine mark stopped the stage at the 187-kwhen blowing sand reduced visibility m Tank McNamara in the Mauritanian desert to virtually zero. Competitors, who were to have navigated across the vast stretches of sand with a compass, face a gruelling extended stage Friday taking them nearly 700 km from Enji to Kiffi. Crews will find the going easier as they pass through Tichit, the scheduled end of Thursdays stage, and rejoin paved roads near the end of the day. By Jeff MiiIar & Bill Hinds Tribune Sports Scoreboard rplpW &AU.Y wOK, EVERY LAY POZA WJKK.TMcfiE'p OUTHe QUESTION V THS NM THAT Fill IT 3tG. T GOTTA College Basket, all EAST 67 Aforighl 71, Alfred 64, Houghton 62 Alvernia 84, Swarihmore 78 Amherst 100, New Extend 73 Bentley 88, Salem St 70 67, Geneva 64 Fordham 77, Hartford 70 F amingham St 84, Bridgewater St 75 George Washington 69, Penn St, 5 Glenville SI. 76, D is & E'kins 71 Hamilton 83, imaca 69 Johns Hookins 85. W Maryland 02 80 Massachusetts 89, St. Joseph's 77 Nichots 87, S, Massachusetts Northeastern 100, Keene SI 68 Robert Morris 57, Long Island U 55 Rutgers 74, Duounsne 62 Skidmore 75, N. Adams SI 62 SI. Francis, Pa. 81, SI. Franns, NY. 60 St. Joseph's, Marne 126, Maine Maritime 78 St, Vincent 85, Point Park 82 Temple 57, Rhode island 49 W Connert:ajf 74, Fitchburg Sf 57 W Virginia 64, Si. Bonavenfure 58 s & W Virginia Tech JO, SOUTH Belmont 61, Freed Hardeman 60, TOT CamobrthviHe 1C I. Kenhjrky St 90 81, Miiitgan 66 Cent Florida 70, Florida AAM 63 Eckerd 66, Sewnnee 54 Favettevifie Si 64, Virginia SI. 62 Florida Memorial 81, Barry 59 Francis Marion 53, Newberry 50 Furman 78. E. Tennessee St 54 NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERS NCE Gardner-Web- b Thursday's Games Detroit 05, New York 89 Cleveland 93 98, Chicago San Antonio 141, Kama City Georgia Southern 61, Houston Baptist Georgia Tech 96, Monmouth, N.J. 66 Jacksonvie St. 93, W Georgia 72 Lander 72, Presbyterian 66 LeMovne-Owe- n 66, Lane 63 Le.r-Rhyn- e 56, Belmont Abbey 52 Liberty Baptist 51, Gmtford 38 Louisiana Tech 68, N. Texas St. 50 Lynchburg 77, New Paltz 71 73 Mercer 88, Mississippi 68, Louisiana St 65 Cod. Sf Sam Houston 77, Mississippi Montevatto 57, Livingston 52 50. Winthroo 57 NichoBs St. 89, SW Texas Sf. 56 Old Opinion 74, $. Florida 62 Pembroke St. 79, Winga'e 67 Pfeiffer 71, Catawba 65 Rhodes 57, MiHsaos 52 S. Alabama 77, W Kentucky 64 Samford 71, Centenary 63 Tennessee Wesleyan 71, Brvan 64 90. N Louisiana 77 Tn. Chafanooga 91, Citadel 82 Thomas More 75. Union, Ky. 68. OT Va. Commonwealth 85, N C Charlotte VMI 52, Appalachian St 47 Wake Forest 91, Duke 89, OT Wiliam & Mary 79, N Wiliam Carey 79, Between 67 Winston-Sale86, N C Central 62 MIDWEST Bethel. Ind 79, Manchester 78 Central BWe 108, Si Louis Christian Centre 77, Ear (ham 69 Chicago SI. 82, Wis. Green Bay 60 130 Friday's Games Seattle at Atlanta, 730 pm Boston at Indiana, 730 pm. New Jersey al Milwaukee, 830 pm. Washington at Denver, pm. Portland at Utah, 930 p m Houston at Phoenix, p.m. Dallas at LA. Lakers, pm. Saturday's Games Detroit at New Jersey, 7 X P m. Atlanta at New York, 730 pm. Chicago at Indiana, 730 pm Seattle at Cleveland. 8 p.m. Utah al Houston, 830 p m. Phoenix al San Antonio, 830 pm. Washington at Kansas City, 830 pm DaHas at LA Clpoers, K30 pm Denver at Portland. KUO p m. LA Lakers at Golden State, 11 pm. Pistons DETROIT Knicks 105, 89 (105) RoundMd Laimheer Thomas 4 1116 9, Tripurka 16, 23, Long 19, 3, Benson 2, Johnson C'jreton 4 4, Tvter 12, 0 0 3, Jones Campbell 2, Stew 2 2. Totals 3 105. NEW YORK (89) 14, Orr Cummings 8, 8, Tucker Bailey 4, wVor 0 2 1. 4, Wilkins 7 10, GrunWri 6 Carter 20, Sparrow 77 16, 5 0 ATotats e?. Detroit 25 25 25 15 26 23 2- 5- 89 New York Rebounds-Deoil Fouled 54 3). (Laimbeer 12), New York 49 (Cummings Assists Detroit 35 (Thomas 15) Nw York 18 (Soarrow 7). Total fouls Oh orf 20, Now 22. York Technicals Now York Coach Brown. A 9,168. Bulls Corune 8 K) 4 Jordan Daley 9 12 22, 7 Matthews H) 0 5 4, Oldham 1 Totals 6, 4 0 17. 98 Ovrtand 26 20 93 27 26 23 98 2) Chicago Free Fouled out goats 56 (Turcwi 8). Johmon ReOounds-CKvetsCleveland 13 Chicago 52 (Corzine 12). Assist(Bagtey 5), Chicago 24 (Matthews 9) Total fouls Cleveland 29, Chicago 29. A 7,199 Three-oo- rt 2. 141, Kings 130 Spurs SAN ANtOMO (141) 2 32, Mitel Banks 5 7 4 14, Moor 22. 7 Rotwlson 21. Cook 14. 9 Gvtn 15, 4 5 4, lavaroni 00 4, Paxson 4 S Ul. S Totals KANSAS CITY (130) 2 13. 23. Otwtfng Jonnson 0 4 0 9, TSeus 12, Bus TtKxnDVfl 5 14 Merrweaifter 19, Drew 5 W, Thorne 4. Woodson 130 0 O Totafc 14, Vertioewn 0 -1- 41 35 40 Sen Antonie I, a 15 29 34 Kansas City ooals-B- Tlree-ooi- (Banks Assets Antonio Retounds-S- an Cltv 44 Thorp. cv 1 Faded us 10), Kansas San Aitor (Drew 12). us. Techntcais-Tre30, Kansas CHv 31 Kansas City Coach Johnson 41 49 (Overling II) 34 (Moore (41, Kansas s- San Antonio toutTotal Ger-- Pacific Coast CANNONS-Acoui- CALGARY pitcher. Tot, NEW offensive Dave FOOTBALL National Faotbal Leacwa JETS-NaBi Austin YORK ? 6 3 6. Vincent (F0 0, Foidbam 8 3 4 18 19. Valeo'ine 2, 0. Sfcilcs La. Tech 68, N. Texas St. 75 64, SL Ranks 9. 10 70 krs 10 25. (HQ 4, To'its 26 59 HaHf wa 37. 13 21 77 Fouled (Siokm D), SI X (Johnson 10) Assists Mich'g.vi Iowa 10 (Wn.iht 3), Michigan Sf. 10 (Vincent 5). Total fouls -- Iowa 70, Michioan Sf. 24. Technicol 9 516 None A Sf Michigan Recounds-io- 34 wa Amoiaired lhat Ken Hobart, CTS Angeles EPSESS-ttm- Fp.de''" "' ed John Ranfo jux 79, 00 0, S 5 6 8 8, W 0 4, l Illinois St. Johnson H 5, 69 8, Harris 6 .i.ais 7 2 7 14. 74, Rou-d- r McK 7 4 FoMts - U 2 0 Totals It 23 79 ILUNOtS HATE (6V) 2 2 10. Sfofonovtc 2 R Johnson 8 11 17. 1. Me Kenny 75. 05 2 0 2. PaterDurv-y- n 10, J Hsrrrs 0. Tar'xxnO 0 0. Sanders son 10 Motional Hodioy Laawa Ray Rewned OILERS EDMONTON Scotia ot toa American Com, forward, to Now e"wLK goaaanoM, RANGFRS-S- m. to New A")tS-- Hawn More. ! Mario ct the IW Lb. ol toa totomafonai S detantoman. to MmMoon Hockey Leegua. Amauved - MICHIGAN TECH ol Ron Tulsa TULSA (??l Moss 7 3 8 0, 9 lotah 7 56 15 75 69 Sfa'e 39 Tutsa 32 nois Slate 67 Fouled Out 33 (H Johnson W), Br 5k Sick Rebounds-Tu15 foms St 37 (Sefongvle 12) Assists-Tuls(H Johnson 5, BcxxVneux 5), INnois St 11 St. NNnofS nuts 8) 77, To'al utSd (McKeony 21. T ethnic oh -- Tuha bench 2 A 7,5 77. 1 ityi 67. 76. 8 Karxas 41, Iowa St 35 Fouled Hi. Rebounds Iowa St 29 (Stevens, Grjyer, Thompkins 5), Kansas 36 (ManSt 1? (Thompkins 6), ning io: Assists-lo- wa Kansas 19 (Hunter 5). Total fouis-lc- wa St. 25, Kansas 19. 9 10 '5, Jones 0 ToUs 79 (6S) 4. Johnson 4, Mudd 2 4 0 ST. 7, Wnik-- 7 72 HaWme coach BULLS-Sto- Mton 28 54 Ret''ds - Wake Forest 91, Duke 89 Cvtvr 4 7 1 -- 12, (91) I 8 9 13, R 5 29 10 91 W.igher 9, 6 13, Amaker Henderson 9. riine 3 5 11, 0 12, U 24, Bogun 0 0 4, WewH DUKE (99) 17, Bilas Alane 7 9 9 )6, Dawkins dd Thomas W 0 0 8. ?4, Siro-an- 0 13 1 Totals 4. 89 Forest 44, Duke 3? Forest 73. Duke 73. Fouled out A'are, Amaker. Dawkins. Rebounds Wake Forest 37 (Green. Thomas 8), Duke 43 (Btes 9) Asvsf- s- Wake Forest 15 (Rogues 7), Due 15 (Dawk ms S). Total Fouh Wake Forest 72, Duke 31. Technical None. A 8,564 Hartime-Wa- ke 75 VTCl) 85, COMMONWEALTH (85) 6 9 16, S'hle-vBrown 13. Wake W Dirxan a 9 18, Lamb 4 1 ?0. A Inn 0 0 2. 4. P VOODOO, 0- 0. tmnie Franco 0 0 7 Tot, vs 5 R CAROUNA CHARL0TTE (7S) 0 4, Smith 3 6 3 5 9. 12. Har- Hm'on V. 7 0 14, wes 0. Wherter 1 Rourke 0 0 i) 0 0, A.vams 2 2 0, Gromwtcz 2 5 8 75. To els Halt! meVa. Commonwealth 38, N Carolina C hark tt 26 Fouled outtforgraves, Sr'h. Fi', gibbons R.?Cxjnds Va. Common-wstt- h 33 (Schkv?l 1C). N. O 8) Assrsts Va. Common-wnalt19 lOunran 10 8). N (W 7) Tc'al Fouls Va Commonwealth 19 e s-scH N 23. Technical VA. Derson H rbbms A 2,432 Ga. Tech 96, Monmouth 66 MONMOUTH (66) 4. Pass 7 73 7 2 16. Van pmlen 2 7 7. McLaughlin Towns 4. 2 3 McBr.de 21, McB'oom 0, Thomas Greene 20 0? PtrfWy 1 7. Kelly 2, Hendryx 0 3 0, 0 W 'Warns 0 0 0. Totals 2, 76 63 66 GEORGIA TECH (96) 7 2 78, FerrN 7 9 3 5 17. Ford SaMy 0. Price 13 19, DalrvtN 4 6 2 7 Petwav 10, Joseoh 3 3 Mar M 3 1 0 6, Martfosm 00 4 4 1 Tofoh 41 57 11 70 96 Hatthme Gaorgta Tech 47, Monmouth 30. Fouled out none Rtbocrds Monmouth 26 ). (Towns 9), Georgia Tech 37 (Dafrvnx AssKH Monmouth 13 (McLaugNm 7), Georgia Tech 31 (Price 14) Total 21, Georgia Tech 17. Teshnkah Ferrel, Sal-l3,674 - 7 JO Here is 1st of events scheduled to be red Friday, according to local radio, TV and caote stations; 7 pm Boxing, USA (Cable). I'M pm NBA basketbal, Jazz vs. Tral (1160). Blazers, 8 pm Boxing, Edwards vs. Czyz, Channel 20. 8 pm Trade and field, ESPN (Cable). pm - ATEST LINE PHOENIX (AP) Thursday's in the 149,000 Phoenix Open Golf Tournament played on the par Phoenix Country OuP course amateur): scores By J. McCarthy Washngfon has covered 4 stratfit on the road, white Denver has covered only once in their last 6 at home. Take the Bufiets plus the ports Kir hand, NM al San Juan, 7JC gm Monticeflo at East Carbon, 7 JO pm Saturday's Games ThPmm RetPan Valey at Whitehorse, 7 pm Practfot Games Westside at South Rich, 7J0 pm Moapa at Hurricane, 7 J0 pm Beaver al Escalante, 7J0 pm Panewitch at Vaiev, 8 pm Parowan at Virgin Vatev, 7 J0 pm Monument How AP 20 Fared 20 lost to Wake Forest OT. Saturday at North Carolina. dto not No. 3, Southern Methods 04-Texas Christian. play. Saturday did not play. SaturNo. 4, SI. John's (12-day vs. Boston Cofege. No. 5, Memphis State (12-dkj not ptav. Saturday at Louisvlle. cM not play. No. 6, North Carolina (13-Saturday vs. Diiie. did not Play. SaturNo. 7, Syracuse (11-day: vs Connecticut. ) No 8, Indiana dk) not .Hay. Saturday at Oh State. No. 9. Kwnas (13-beat Iowa State Sehrday at Oklahoma. (11-dto not play. Sunday No. 10, DePad at Notre Dame. beat Wisconsin No 11, Knots (14-Saturday at Northwestern. beat North No. 12, Louisiana Tech (14-Texas State Saturday vs. Southwest Duke a tia; overtime winner and loser receives one George Bcms Brad Fabel Larry Netson Ed Fiori Larry Mize Joey Sindetar Skeeter Heath Chip Beck Dan Forsman Wader Koch Mil er Barber ThursAv's Games Duchesne at TaCxona, 7J0 pm Green River al Altamont, 7 JO pm No. 2, in port. TNtImn How the Associated Press Top coiege basketbal teams fared Thursday; 06-0- ) No. 1, Georgetown M not play. 50 Saturday at Pittsburgh. R Texas $t(50) Greene 0 7, Worre 2, Elkier 7, Smith 2 17, Swindle 2, 0 Dinks 0 10, Meyer 6. Warren 1 0 0, Carmack 0, Frazier 1 2 3 4. Tofo 2, Belcher 50. Louisiana Tec (U ? 3 10. Malone Gcdbcfl 16, Simmons 6 6, Davis 7, Bland 6 10, Jc- Ian 0 3 Lewis 0 0. Hannibal ? Q 0, Emerson 0, Troutman 2 4.Total 26 55 68 Halftone Louisiana Tech 32. N Texas St 24 Focied out Elkier. Meyer (N Texas St ). N Texas St 42 (Finer Smith, Mever 6), Louisiana Tech 31 (Mane 8). N Tex s St W (Greene, Banks 2), Lcuivana Tech (Mak-neDavis. Smith 4). Toit )8 N Texas St 25, Louisiana la fouH none A -3- ,370. Tocnrca's WAKE FOREST at Parowan, RN H 8S . Untied States Foow Uw Cedric JACKSONVILLE . Jones, running bad., lo Proubf. 0 4 Wright Berkc-'oa-s 27, Lyemen 10, Laaou red 5 MICHIGAN American Leacu INDtANS-Sigties' CLEVELAND to Heaton. Pilcher, and Brett Butter, outhetder, 79 79, Mich. St. 65 2, $nrrver Sports Transactions BASEBALL contracts. Iowa Iowa St. 76, Vaiev IOWA ST. (72) 4 Stevens 22, Graver 12, Hi 6 7, Thompkins 0, Hornacek 0 4 4 16, Moss 4 3, Virgil 6, F e,orsnn 1 0 0. Totals 72. KANSAS (76) 5 22, Keiogg 18, Manning 0 7 1 14, Hunter Dreeing 7 0, Thomp4 son 1, T 15, PeUock 0 jrgnon 0 2. Totals 4, Newfon 0, Boyle 68 KhVA (7?) Pve6 Technical fouls None. Officials Tae, Khtau, Reynolds. Attendance 6.186 Kansas t'wn KrtiflW TV SPORTS NHL Standings Al Times EST WALES CONFERENCE 75 U'a 25, - Colorado State 77, Utah 69 R0on imm Fork at Orem, 7J0 pm at Provo, 7J0 pm AAoentam View at Uintah, 730 pm Reen Eight Carfoon at Lehi, 7 J0 pm Spamsh Fork at Parson, 730 pm Retfon Mna American Timpview point to each team receives two points Olivet Nazarene 95, Rockford 90 Rosary 79, Rcose.eft 75 71, Pnncipia 48 Sf Joseph's, Ind. 90. Determine 78 Tulsa 79. Wonts St 69, OT 64, Valparaiso 47 W Texas St. 65, Drake 63 WHmirgton 85. Urban 83 86, Mmois Tech 80 SOUTHWEST Ark Mortefto 54, S. Arkansas 53 Arkansas Coi. 63, Ouachita BiufiM 53 Cent Arkansas 69, Co, of the 0:irM 62 Harding 78, Hendrix 66 65 Henderson St 67, Arkamis T Lubbs'.'k Chr sti.m 75, E Mockd 5J MrNeese St 84, Lamar 73 Panhandle St. 63, NW Oklahoma 66 7? Soence & Arts, Okla 73, CamM"-uW viand Bap,;sl 67, Oklahoma City 56 FAR WEST A la jge 71, Puuet Sund 59 Chaminade 71, Point Iona N.vjrcn 61 BYU 79. Air Force 72 Colorado St. 77, Utah 69 State 60. Long Beech Sf. 56 i ukerfon Sf 89 80 Montana Tech 75, Carrol, Mjni 6? Oregon 74. Washington St 72 Peooerdine 77, Loyola. Caiif. 62 Rocky Mocrfain 72, Grejt Fj.,fs 55 Santa Clara 68, Gonz.rga 60 (UT) Southern Cal 64. Arizona 63 UCLA 64, Arizona $ 61 W New Mexico 67, San's Fe (0 Washington 72. Caoma 54 Green Air A 77 OT 4, Whatley Fiefo gcah. BYU Snooing percentages Air Force 450; Free throws. BYU 61.0; Force 810. Technicals None Officials Danner, Cibter, Peforson. 3300. Attendance 62 0, 48 90 Dakota Weslevan 113, Dakota St. 90 Denison 89, Mt Vernon Nazarene 64 Evargrt 65, Baptist BiWe 61 EvonsviBe 69, New Orleans 64 Feris St 94, Northwocd, Mich. 69 Hillsdale 86, Saginaw Valiev 76 68 Huntington 75. Indiana Huron 77, Sioux Falls 73 Honors 78, Wisconsin 67 Wayne 78, Ashland 65 r Indpts 91, Franklm 81 Iowa 79, Michigan St. 65 Kansas 76. Iowa Si. 72 Lake Superior SI. 83, Oaxia-Mich. Lewis 76, Indiana Cenlal 74, OT Michigan 97. Minrvsota 56 Michigan Tech 7$. Wsvne, Mich 66 Moorhead Si . M nn 66. SW Minnesota 98, Cavs 93 CLEVELAND (93) 0 19, Hucyd Hinson 13, K), Bagkv 37 0 6, ThompTurpin 0 0 0 0. Free West son -- 5 9 2 WWams 12. Shelton W, Poouette 4, Graves 1 Totals 6 3 91 CHICAGO (98) 4 15. Johnson 7, Higgins 96. S. Illinois Creighr-i- W. 2 9 TIE SUPER 80JJL. 71 a 105, SOMETH I HG t&OUT OUlTM Sait Lake Fort Wayne 4 (OT) Friday's Games at Mrttoukee Muskegon Ffint at Peoria Kalamazoo at Indanapofis Saturday's Games Kalamazoo at Fori Wayne Ffint at Muskegon Peoria at Toledo todtonapofis at MAwaukee Ctotarv 4, Boston 3 Montreal 5, Hartford 4 Phiadalphia 7, Detroit 5 Washington 6, Pittsburgh 2 Friday's Gam Chicago at Buffalo, 7J5 pm N Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7J5 pm St. Louis at Winnipeg, 905 pm Edmonton at Vancouver, X)JS pm Boston at Quebec, 7J5 pm Buffalo at Harford, 7J5 pm N Y. Rangers at Washington, 7JS pm Winnipeg at Detroit, 7J5 pm New Jersey at Montreal, 835 pm Chicago at Pittsburgh, 835 pm St. Louis at Toronto, 835 pm Vancouver at Edmonton 835 pm Philadelphia at Minnesota, 135 pm N.Y. Islanders at Los Angeles, 1035 pm Sunday's Games No gomes scheduled (12-- Capitals 6, Penguins 4, Eagles 4, Fart Wayne Komets 12 Mark 4 . 4 4 18-2 118-SNt Lake 18 First Period 1, Sait Lake, Lawless (Sapergia), 40. 2, Fort Wayne, Adam 18 (Burton, Bishop), 238. 3, Sait Lake, Lawless, 19 (MacLeod, Shaw), ppg, 1553. Penalties Johnston, Ft. Wayne, hooking, 424. Baldwin, Ft. Wayne, interference, 1520. Ribbte, Sait Lake, hooking, 1631. Second Period 4, Fort Wayne, Ad ev 17 (Rigier), 35 5, Fort Wayne, Burton 6 (Bishoo, 19 (Lawless, 723. 6, MacLeod Schreiber), Laird, Ft. Francis), ppg, 1246 Penalties Wayne, tripping, Kh59. Rigier, Ft. Wayne, Sad 1235 Malone, Lake, roughing, roughing, 1255 TurnCxd, Salt Lake, high sticking, 1633k TimPuf, Sad Lake, high sticking, 18:14 Third Period 7, Fort Wayne, Satvucd 14 (Adam, Burton), :19. 8, Sad Lake, Fronds 15 Penalties (Rfcbie. pp, Bishop, Ft. Wayne, hooking, 34 Chanel, Ft. Wayne, cross checking, 956 Overtime None. Penalties None. 29. Shots an Goat Fort Wayne 37. Sad Lake Gortac Fort Wayne, Cnevrier Sad Lake, Parro Retiree Joe Prescott. 2397. 2 8 8 3 2 -2 -6 First Period 1, Washington, Gartner 28 1115 2, Washington, (Veitch, Gusfafsson), Christian 17 (Munhy, Gustafsson), 16 H 3, Wastongton, Laughfin 8 (Haworth), 1936 Penalties Lamocreux, Pit, mator (fighting), 1J9; Gartner, Was, (roughing, fighting), IJ9; Shedden, Pit (tripping), 6:45, Risst-inPH (delay of game), 1732; Adams, Was (delay of game), 1732. Second Period 4, Washington, Laughfin 9 7 JO. 5, Wastwigton, (McEwen, Langway), Currie 1 (Veitch), 18:10: Penalty Erickson, Was (holding), 150. Third Period 6. Washington, Carpenter 33 (Gartner, Duchesne), 736 7, Pittsburgh, Lemeux 16 (Shedden, McOonnefl), 939 (pp), 8, 5 7, PHtsourgh, Young 26 (Charles worth, Detrett 2 2--5 1230. Penalties Was FtWartto hie Adams, 2 3 2- -7 (roughing), 8J2; Lamoureux, PH (holding), Lnnsi'.'a. First Period 1, Detroit, Gere 12 (Yzer-ma16:41; Rissling, PH dkJ not play. Satmisconduct) No. 13, Oklahoma (12-Park), 131. 2, Philadelphia, Kerr 35 PH (double minor first oft (Zezd, 1661; Buskas, urday vs. Kansas. Skxsato), 643 (pp). 3, Philadelphia, dkj not play. bench,, game misconduct), 1641; Maxwefl, PH Kerr 36 (Snrtilh, Dvorbt), 1730. Penalties No 14, Oregon Stale '13-misconduct), 1641; AdSaturday: at Washington State. Det 5:40; Smith, Det (hooking), Larson, 16:41; Stevens, Was did not play. ams, Was (roughing), No 15, Boston Coaege Phi (boarding, (roughing), 1617; Cochrane, (roughing, fighting, misconduct), Saturday vs. St John's. 18:17. roughing), beat 1641; Pittsburgh bench (too many men on ice, No 16, Virginia Commonwealth (12-Second Period 4, Phiiadetohia. Kerr 37 North Carolina Charlotte Saturday vs. served by Lehto), 1836 Sintsalo 16 (Eriksson), 2:11. 5, Tifiadeiphia, on Shots goei Pittsburgh South Florida. (Zezd, Proop), 10:48. 6, Detroit, Bototrev 14 Washington beat MonNo. 17, Georgu Tech (12-402. 7, Philadelphia, Kerr 38 (Yzermen), Goalies Pittsburgh, Romano (33 shots, 27 mouth. N.J Monday: W Virgmia. (Craven, McCrimmon), 1521. 8, Detroit, Kisio saves). Washington, Mason No. 18. VMnnova ( dfo not play. Sahr-da10 (Ogrodnic, 1707 Penalties Duguey), vs Sefon Hal. Yzermen. Det (hooking), 1:40; Ron Sutler, Phi Referee Terry Gregsoa No. 19, Micftgan Stale lost to Iowa ) (Interference), 4479; Rich Sutter, Ffoi (holding), Saturday vs. Ahinnesota. 1133; Lambert. Det (hooking), 1222; Larson, 3 No 20, Tutsa (13-beat HNnob Stale 4, Det (misconduct), 119; Cochrane, Phi (mis1 1 -4 OT. Saturday at Bradtoy. Det (hooking), UK); Ogrodmck, conduct), w m Gn), - - Flyers Flames Red Wings n Bruins t i National Western Rodeo -) 024 First Period 1, Calgary, Kromm 16 (PatThird Period-- 9, Phfiadeiphia, Sintsalo 17 DENVER (AP) Sheehy, Cal (interHere art results etter terson), 19)6 PineMes (Zezd), 415 10, Detroit, Barrett 3 (Larson, Br, (roughing), Thursday afternoon's performance at tia Na- ference), Markwart, ), U8, Sitner), 934 11, Detroit, Ogrodxk 30 tional Western Stock Show rodcoc 1631. 12, Mtodetohla, 833; Bourgeois, Cal, meior (fighting), 133; NB, Dovorak 2 (un), Bos (interference). Sfcer WrtiieiQ 14J1 Thefin, Bos 1836 Penalties assisted), Smith, Det (trip1557 Frst ping), 735 Laddouceur, Det 1, J.D. Tadtock, Jr., Frisco, Texas, 19 sec; Second Period-- 2, Boston, Simmer 26 Ffoi 1234; Cochrane, (roughing, fighting, 2, Byron Wa Per, Ennis. Texas, 40; 3, Paul served by Rich Sutler), 1234 Fergus), 135 (pp). 1 Boston, Bourque 10 (NR, Kasper), 110 (sh). 4 Calgary, Loop 18 Tierney. Rapid City, S.D, 41 Shots on Goat Detroit (Reinhart, Nilsson), 338 (po). 5, Calgary, Loop Team Roptne 19, 63A PenettoS RevWerl, Cal (tripping), FVst Goales Detroit, Mio, 4622 (23 shots-1- 7 1. 135; Smonefti, Bos (tripping), 152, Mecoui, saves). Micaief, 1338, ). and Antonio. (rvk Texas, Lindbergh, Larry jyi Blake Warren. San A ar cos, Texas, 14 sec; 2, Cal (hoidtog). 1511. Boston. Goring 5 (SimThird Period--6 A -1Jimmie Cooper, Monument, NM., and AJfon 331 Bach. Modesto, CalH., 57; 3, Paul Petska, mer, Fergus), 521 (pp). 7, Calgary. Macoun 4 Raferee Bob Haft. Baxter, Grsnd Sakne, Texas, and Monty Joe Petska, (Nfisson, Pepfinski), 1651 PeneWes Cto (hooking), 432, Sheehy, Cal (hoidng), 979; Fredonia, Texas. 51 4 5, Goring Bos (hoidng), 1918; Baxter Cal (holdBareback HMfcrd ing), 1738, Unseman Bos (interforence) 1035 MMwl First 1 I 5 tory Bruon 1tMl-3Shots 1, Clint Corev, S8verdato, Wash., 78, 2, Lyle First Period-- 1, Montred, Hunter 12 29. Sankev, Branson, mo., 77; 3, Chuck Logue, ins (Nrwberry, WaNr), 4:44 2, MontrMl, Hunter ry, 26 Lamefin (29 shots, McKinney, Texas, 76 t3 (Svuboda, Walter), 1023 (pp). 3. Montreal, saves). Bruins, Of tors Stoer Wresttofo Nlan 10 (Neftrws, Smith), 946 4 Hartford Second Crawford 14 (Malone. Robertson), 11:16 5 Ref BR McCreary. 1, Carl Deaton, Hamshre, Texas, 11 sac; Hartford, Francis 18 (Limirv), 174 2, Marty 3. tie. Musid, Guthrie. Okie., Har (hortng), 839; Nftan Jack Hannum, Ogden, Utah, and Jake Tevtor, 78, Mon (high-- s ticking), 19J6 SJJNOtt (71) Newkirk, Okie 36 CM Rape Second Period--4 Montred, Mondou 13 4 Winters Second m round 14, 22, Welch (Nasfond, Grewi), 1336 Penelttos-Hif- ord 2 0 14. 1, Joe Deavor, Victoria, lexas, 74 sec; 2, Montgomery 6, Douglas bench, served by Crawford, (too many men), 7 8 0 Nor8. Meents Mike Johnson, Itonryetta. Okie, 11; 3, CM AJtanPerger 6 1133; Hirter. Mm (boerdtog), 1934 man M 0 2, Wvsinger 0 4 4, Haftner Wamson, Madden. Afofrte, THrd Period 7, Hartford, 16 Turgeon TotM 71 Team Rapew (Dtoean, Johnson), 832 8. Monlred, Naskxfo WISCONSIN (67) Second 36 (Mondou, Robinson), 945 (sh). 9, Hartford, 7 4 4 7, Pfoss 1. Ctov Coooor, Gfeerl. ArtL, and JaM Roth 31, WePar Malone 9 (Crawford, Robertson), 1647 4 5 07 9. Hetoemen Barnes, Btoomflofc), NM. 55 2. Oenras Wat6 Otocn Her (fkrt-ing- ), 12. Banin kins. Taff. Cadi . and George Rktwrds, Rtotov 1 Stoin-he92; Miwi, Men minor Aril , 54 sec ; 3. Wa Rotfnon and Rust M To top 1 1H$ 67 conduct fighting), 952. ttoKHme Wtocontoa O, ioi 31 Fotied Rodman, Gad. Cant , 59. Shots on Monout Wisconsin Ptoea. RoPounds Sadde krone Rkfr Wnois 34 lred Second a round (AJtonboreer 6), Wtocomto (Heinemon, Mftton (22 shots-1- 7 n Assisfs-BnWHcon-sioia Gess. 1, John la (Douotoe S), PetroAa, Texas, 77; 2, Jkn son 3) Asaves). Monlred, Soetoert 15654 14 (WtoPtr, Itokwman, Pratt, Aduras, CaH , 7 6 3, Brad Ghormuid-so!faeii,a 3). Total Rderea Dave Neweft. Fouk-Mn- op 75 14 Wtoconeki II Marshal, - 6 Canadiens Whalen 6 U li Illinois Wisconsin 67 Ml M I HM (uportsmene 9 O Nl, ( i - J, Home learn in CAPS TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVKTES, 1985 (C) INC. Pfefl Lanny Wadkins Dave Stockton Fred Couples Wevne Grady Russ Cochran Wile Wood Don Pooiey NFL Playoffs 70 Jerry Pale 70 Bernhard Longer Ray Fiord Jay Haas Howard T witty Donnie Hammond J.C. Sneed Mike Donald Mhe Reid Jim Coder! Mark O'Meara Ralph Landrum Bobby Qampott Gary McCord Bobby Wadkins Corey Pavin DA Weibring Peter Oostortxis Kkuo Aral Larry Rinker 70 Satordey, Dec 29 Miami 31, Seattle San Francisco 21, N.Y. Giants Sunday Dec 38 Chicago 23, Washington 19 Pittsburgh 24, Denver 17 9 70 Conference Championships 70 - 9 AFC Miami 45. Pittsburgh 28 NFC Sar Francisco 23, Chicago 0 70 70 70 70 7) Miami vs. 71 Sunday, Jan. 28 At Pdo Alto, CdK. San Francisco, 4 p 71 Tan Norris John Cook Tom Sleek mam Pal Lindsay Tom Jenkins 36 71 37 3- 4- 71 36 71 Jbn Ndtord David Graham Morgan Curtis Strang Leonard Thompson Steve Pate Brad Faxon Tom Kile Mfca Sudvan Steve Jones AAark Lye Roger Mattfte David Edwards Had Irwin Jim Simons 71 71 Gft 71 37 College Wrestling 72 Thunday's Results 19, Fresno Stott 72 118 72 Saenz, John Adams - Pounds Andersen 134 Pounds fsmay Hansen, Pounds Doran, 72 ichburg, 158 167 73 Ham Carnation (Fresno Little (Fresno State) dec Bftveu (Fresno State) dec 1 Pounds Pounds James (UTah State) dac -- Schebter (Utah Slate) dac Prep Wrestling Matches Thursday's Tooele 55, West 9 South 21, Murray 27 73 73 74 74 74 74 Slims DENVER (AP) rtv WctoMdY Dm 175,000 r - I cKo, tan PMnJl Louta M. Sharon 75 L1u Savcttanko taf. RoMi I.0--I 75 1, (MrtataSMHM.MfL L 383878 I State) 1 Pounds Young, 1 Heavyweight Mast, - dec 1 190 7 Stale) 1 Photon, 177 (Fresno Slate) dec Draper (Utah State) dec -R- Pounds Clark, M Garrett Vanca Maafrer Buddy Gardner dec Steidtoy (Utah dec VanAntwerp, 73 Dave Ogrin Mark (Utah Slate) 4 Pounds 150 Gary Hdtwrg Orvia Moody Chart Bodng Mark Wtooe Danny Edwards dec 5 142 38 M State) (Utah Gossa, 72 Barry Jaeikd Oeve Eichdbergr Brett Upper Crato MrCtotm Castro 1 126 72 7 Paul Azinger Andy North Ronnie Black Brad Bryant Chants Coodv Mka Smith Dennis Trixtor Pat McCawan Oarence Rose Ben Crenshaw Dave Barr Jeft MHchel Frank Conner BB Bergto Victor Regalado Emit Gooezles Den Hdtoorson Dan Port Phft Hancock Alan Mfitor Lon Hinkle Jim Dent Bruce Uatzka Gfebv Gflbert Rkderd Zakd Mick Soft Scon Simpson Keith Fergus Tony Sis Bl Rooors Hubert Green Kan Brown Utah State Pounds Aim-- K Wotah M. C Mom Vff |
