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Show I OH he Sail Lake Tribune 1 IW5 Januar) l'l, S.ilurda), Jazz Tonight Hernandez, Tigers Agree ttUl 1 in l 1 '0 team history, but the talks hit snags when Hernandez demanded, at different times, a guarantee that no Tiger make more money than him, a clause and a deferred payment program. "All of those demands were later dropped," said Brian David, the Chicago agent who helped put the deal together after Hernandez grew tired of representing himself with Tiger General Manger Bill Lajoie. record Hernandez compiled a while helping the Tigers win the AL championship and defeat the San DieWorld Sego Fadres in a nes. Hernandez had a 1.92 earned run average with 32 saves in 33 save Al') Months ol hoim-timetroublesome negotiations came to an end Friday when the IMroit Tigers announced an agreement in principle to a contract extension with reliever Willie Hernandez, winner of the American League Cy Young and Most Valuable Flayer awards The extension, estimated to be worth $4 65 million and accompanied by a hefty signing bonus, will keep the relief ace in a Detroit uniform through the 089 season. Hernandez was under contract through 1565. but he had exercised his right under the Basic Agreco. 'nt with owners to demand a trade. The $4 65 million pact is the richest lit, HOUSTON ROCKETS the Summit, 6 JO p m MST ,1 Ty If hnnrwaf ft V Cl , Vi Probable Starttri Po Rockett, 22 It Jan, li 2) F Pdr ion Dantier, V Rodney McCray, 14 7 F Thurl Bailer, 13 0 Ralph Sampson, 20 0 C Mark Eaton, 7 9 Akeem Olaluwon, 20 6 13 1 0 Ricker Gieen, Lionel Holllnt, 5.1 Darrell Griffith, 22 3 Mitchell Vlggint, 7.9 0 The Jazz, looking fnr their first Jau Glonct rood win ot 1985, ore finishing oft a stretch with this gome, so they moy not be too frisky. However, tti lost two times they played the finale ot a stretch, they did well on the rood, winning ot Son Antonio and losing by seven at Denver. The Jazz hove only tour ot those treoch-erou- s this season, with their lost one coming In the lost week In March. This game is No. 42 tor the Jazz, thus officially kicking oft the second holt o( the season. Theyll enter the gome knowing they hove wared the Rockets twice at the Salt Paloce, I n 98 on Nov. 23 and on Jon. 6. At no-tra- d 3 1 five-gam- e - Rockets Glonct Like the Jazz, the Rockets ore stretch with this game ond also finishing off a hove to travel on gome day, os they won In Phoenln e rood Friday night. They ore coming oft a e trip and this gome launches o most welcome at home, have homestand. The Rockets, plo red the fewest home games In the league so tor, ond this is only their second at home In January. The Rockets have won their lost three at home. Since the Jazz saw them two weeks r.o ,, the Rockets hove reactivated point guard Allen ueavell, ond he might provide needed speed In the backcourt, where the Jazz have lust left the Rockets standing still In the first two meetings. Agent Claims Flutie Is Leaning Toward Signing With Generals - Generals have been held on 4 daily basis, but no talks have been held with National Football League teams in recent days. Heisman ORLANDO, Fla. (AF) Trophy winner Doug Flutie is "leaning very strongly to signing with the New Jersey Generals, his agent said Friday as the United States Football League team opened training camp Lady Utes to Host "Mr. Trump has been a gentleman during the talks, the agent said. The Generals reportedly have fered Flutie a four-yeacontract worth more than million. here. Flutie is scheduled to be in New York on Monday for a commercial appearance and then the Boston College quarterback and and Bob Woolf, his agent, will have lunch with Generals owner Donald Trump, Woolf said. From my talks with Doug he is leaning very strongly to signing with Mr. Trump and the USFL," said Woolf in a telephone interview from his Boston office. "The talks have progressed very nicely. Woolf said negotiations with the r, Nevada-La- s Vegas of- $5 B-- 7 had half the Jazz points in that 14 5 spurt, and he had 13 points in the final period. For the Trail Blazers, Ktkt Vandeweghe had 29 points, Darnell Valentine 25, and Thompson 21. Bowie, who had to get several stitches above his left eye for a cut he suffered from an errant Jazz elbow early in the second quarter, finished with nine points and nine rebounds. (6-- The Jazz played their key people a lot of minutes, which might be a factor Saturday night in Houston, but Layden substituted differently on this night. He made sure that at least one of his two scorers, Dantley and Griffith, was on the floor at all times so that the Jazz wouldnt run into scoring droi ghts like they have in the recent past. Layden also called Rich Kelley's number, something he never did in two of the previous three games, and Kelley played the first eight minutes of the fourth quarter. The lead was seven points at the beginning of the ) fourth and seven when he and in between, he came out k contributed a basket, two free throws and a block. Prep Basketball College Basketball Friday's Games EAST New Hampshire Con 77 Bridgeport 77 CaDrini Spring Garden 64 CCNY 67, Lehman 65 Cortland St 70, Plattsburgh S' 65 Drew 50. Juniata 46 E Nazarene 98 Eastern 75 Franklin Pierce 73, C W Post 60 Gannon 73, Chevnev 70 Maine Maritime 49, Hellenic 46 Md E Shore 72, Morgan St 63 Middlebury 95 Brandeis 76 Miiiersviiie 76, Mansheid 58 Montclair St 60 Kean S3 Norwich 78, ManraManviHe 63 Potsdam St 61 Binghamton St 59 St Lawrence 62, RPI 48 Uosaia 75, Mass Boston 6? Vermont 76, Marne 60 Wheeung, W Va 49 Ursmus 43 SOUTH A'abama A&M 1)9, Benedict 95 70 Aia Huntsville 91 Alabama Augusta 69, Campbell 63 Bndgewaier 77, Emory & Henry ?4 Coll ot Charleston 86 Edward Waters 66 Greensboro 61, Chris Newport 57 Morns Brown 75, Savannah St 70 Pke vine 69, Cumberland 63 Virg.ma Wesleyan 72, N C Greensboro 61 Warner Southern 100 Miami Christian 81 Webber 84, Palm Beach Atlantic 69 MIDWEST Bartlesville Wesievan 59, Baptist B'bie 53 Kan 84, St Johns, Kan. 73 Benedictine, Carroll 72, Mdiikm 55 79 Knox 64 Chicago Ft Hays St 72, Mo Southern 58 Kearnev SI 90 Pittsburg St 73 e 61 Lincoln 102, Lincoln Bible 92, Cincinnati B'tXe 88 OT Nazarene 66, Atlantic Dromon 64 Miksoun Baotist 91, Bresoa 81 Mo Kansas City 76 Midwestern $t 63 55 Morningsoe 61, Nedraska-OmahN Colorado 71, S Dakota 69 56 St 68 Chadron St Peru S Dakota St S3, Mankato St 48 St Cloud St 98, Augustana $ D 83 Tavior 57 Sena Heights 56 OT Wabash 70 Lindenwood Con 54 Washburn 89 Wavne SI 74 Washington, Mo 68 DePauw 59 SOUTHWEST S' Marys Texas 90 St Thomas Texas Paso 85, Hawaii 66 Tea$-E- i Trinity Texas 82, Gutf Coast Bibie 68 Wav land Baptist 78 Dallas Baptist 68 FAR WEST Atlanta 104 Seattle 90 Indiana 91 Boston 86 Milwaukee 102 New Jersey 93 Houston 112 Pnceo'k 101 Denvef 108 Washington 106 Uah 12? Portland 122 A Lakers 110 Danas 9? Saturday's Games Oeroit a New Jersey 5 30 o rr 5 30 at YorK New Aian,a pm Ccago at Indiana S30 pm 6 at Cleveland Seat'ie pm Utah at Hot, sion 630 pm Phoenn at San Antonio 6 30 om vVasnmgton at Kansas City 6 30 DaiasaLA Cuppers 830 pm Denver at Poland 8 30 pm L a Lakers a Goiden Stale 8 pm. l ot Jazz Montana 74 Whitworth 62 Mesa 72 Ft Lewis 67 Montana 80 Nev Reno 69 N Arizona 62 Montana St 58 New Mexico 94, San Dego S 85 Rockv Mountain 81, Great Falls 64 a Utah St 81. Adams St 80 E Trail Blazers 127, 63 55 62. 122 Hawks 104, Sonics 90 SEATTLE (90) 14 Vranes Chambers 6 8 Sikma 16, Henderson 14 10 Wood Sobers Kmg 7 0 2 Br'Ckowski McCormick 2 11 Sundvoid 0 B'acketi 11 ? 90 To'ais 37 83 ATLANTA (104) A k ns 2 19 4 4 Levinyston 2 Jonnson Roilms 26 2 '6 14 Carr 5 8 R zers 00 6 Wittman 11 2 Lowe 3 7 2 4 8 Brown H 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 104 22 2- 1- 90 25 22 Seat 13 3 ) 25 Atlanta Three oo'n goats Johnson Fouled Rebounds-Seat- tle 52 (Chambers Sikma 11) Atlanta (Levtngsfon, Wilkins 13) Asssts-Sea18 (Henderson 5), Atlanta 25 Rivers 9' Total fouls Seattle 12, Atlanta 20 Technicals Rivers. A 6,749 goa'S Pir-zcxpvedges Jan 513 Ffee throws Poland Snyr'1 48 0 j , J:z 5 84 3 oni"' ',en o Gr'th, ais i Biao Jau 2 Vat'ceAeg-0 Drew did take a Jazz team physical I Bountiful Friday morning broke the treadmill, joked Drew and then he returned to the Salt Palace, where he greeted his old teamd mates after their morning had ended. in shoot-aroun- Later, Drew met with Jazz Coach-GenerManager Frank Layden in the teams Palace locker room, but nothing new developed. Layden said he told Drew he would evaluate the Dor,td'yJ '3 Eaton 4 Batv 6 Coonr Rec-e- - Pira PaS.m Qo'S 1 hch'-- Eva- NEW JERSEY (93) ' 25 WtlJ s 6 : 3 t "g 8 I? 9 Gm sk 3 4 4 4 0 Ransev 4 I C 8 R hvd 5 15 2 2 12 O Koren 14 0 0 2 B ,osong 4 sir 12 Ik 2 2 2 Coo l? jyhrsor eos 0 0 0 0 Mckes 0 0 12' 2 00 Pe'.e 0 Day's 3 13 IB II 12 Bfener 6 0 2 2 U 2 Totals 23 35 0 0 20 27 10? New Jersey MJwaukee 17 40 85 - 93 20 26 24 3- 2- 102 gva s Hodjs o;- Wuhan'S Reburies New Jefyjy 10 50 Cun 5 vY V ys tl Asss's-Ne- w Jersey 22 iRiihardv.r 10 'Oi'S-6 rt 24 M Ado" Icd1 Cummings a Jerv t 24 V wjjk ee 23 Tect',is-Ne- w k UFM JerH't ds Sjnt VWjfl : coach St Jea'- - Mciip rco a- - s 8:? - aiss'a' Lakers v , V.iiem 4 ) 2 2 18 25 72 27 77 2j, 14 k oca's-P- To'aJ Rctwunos-Dai- L Os mw-- - 97 75 75 34 LALakvt i A'oetes 111 0 0 ? 42 ias Ramp 7 os " Eitis 3 IS ws 45 Footed Los 6"ee- 'B'vani v nrenl Asstss Danes Jo,0- - 8' ns ers P 4. 4 14 72 8 Mjr," i v 31 9 0 14 ? 101 Celtics 91, pv yh s 4 'COS 7 V c.v 20 7 ? INDIANA u h ie Jonnson 1C 6 3 no? 13 Buckner 9 2 0 0 4 0 0 4 V Thomas Va sours 0 0 2 0 0 4 Totals Berato i Pet 0 22 17 2 70 19 4 11 Pa'x 2 4 2 HAWAH - Str'Y 913 Brighton Buechen 5 5 ? b Saurvrs 4 0 C Ames 0 )5 Tolas 25 29 4' 79 Reio 79 j 1.3 6 13 McDan- 3 Soh 2 4 P'or 86 A diry 0 0 0 3 4 4 B'ton 6 6 4 Hasenoerg Corde 9 3 17 Vasouez Embiev 0 2, 4 k no 0 0 12 33 Totals 1? Olympus 61, Granrfe 52 Qrane 14 ?? j2 52 Ckvmous 17 37 53 68 8 2 2 18 Grange Smith 3 Many 13 Sorenson 2 0 3 4 Ma'i.hart 2 0 0 4, CHns 0 ? asan 2347 Hanson 2 Tros 0 Ti.'ais IV 14 24 52 6 Johrscr - '022 19 2 2 8 1? Wedman 0 0 0 0 0 A 25 rje Ovmpus 1? Totals - Sm.th 6 M 5 Johnson 2 Hogan 9 3 13 Bvnes 3 Crotts Tu'ais 7 3 2 5 6 7 5 0 0 0 42 85 12 Bav.kk 5 7 A'Vesev M H B'ack 29 9 0 0 14 Fleming St'oanovich Brown 4, - 11 91 11 - Johnson Waders W bounds 'hj Bird I?) Indiana 47 ,Koyg 10 23 'Vmji'-v-- ' mo, via ?7 19 (Sch,ng 8 Ti"a' irvaa?? T echo. a S B's'pn iega mtnnse Indian, 43 B REGION FOUR Viewmont 74, East Viewmont 18 39 56 74 East White 5 13 11 Vewmont 13 v 10 Coward 8 0 7 Beecner Totals 33 8 16 74 Grant East Hambim 5 0 3 10 16, 3 3 4 K) 6 8 76 2 16 32 46 64 r o ? 7i Rise 6 Kncw.es 8 13 2 S 0 7 10 Hawaii R5, 00 fif 12 Cois'on Here is a list of events scheduled aired Saturday and Sunday, according radio, TV and cable 7 DIEGO ST. (IS) 10 Kennedy 6, Alien Ross 7 ? 14 Watson ?7, Dorsev 0 2 Hauot0l 18 Konek 6, Sands 0 0, Harge 0, Owens 2 Totals 0 Martens Murray SAN 85 9 NEW MEXICO (94) - 17 2. 0 28 Wne'S Brown 4 6 22 12, Scott Scarborough 11 4 6 12 Brooks Greene Lawson 94 7 Tnta Haiftme-Ne- w Mexico 44 San Dego S 32 Fouled San Rebounds Diego St 39 Aen 9) New Mexico 32 (Scofr, 9 an St. .awson 5) Assiys-S(Dorsev Dgo S' 9i Total New Mexico 25 'Scarborough fcuis-$- ap Dingo St 27 New Mexico 12 16 129 14 5 7 to be to local am College basketball, Kansas at Oklahoma, Channel 5. 11 JO am College basketbaH, Virginia at Clem son, ESPN (Cable) College basketball, Maryland at pm UNLV, Channel 2 Bowling, Showboat Invitational pm from Las Vegas, Channel 4 140 pm College basketball. Iowa State at Missouri, KWGN (Cable) 130 pm College basketball, Duke at North Carolina, ESPN (Cable) 130 pm Golf, Phoenix Ooen, Channel 5 2 pm College basketball, Indiana at Ohio State, ESPN (Cable) 30 pm Boxing, WBA welterweight championship, Currv vs Jones Channel 4 30 pm Boxing, Camacho vs Burke Channel 5 3 pm College basketball, B t'U al Colo(1160) rado State Channel 2 and 3 pm College basketball, San Jose State at Utah State, KDYl-A(1280) and KBLQ-A11:30 - Phoenix Golf PHOENIX (AP) Second round scores Phremx Onen Goff Friday in the 5450,000 Tournament on the 6,726 yard, oar 71 Phoenix Country Club course Calvin Peete Tim Norris Bob Eastwood Doug Tewell Isao Aoki Morris Hataiskv Bill Kratzert Don Pooley Rav Fiovd Phil Blftckmar Brad Faoef George Burns LATEST LINE ; Bv J , McCarthy San Adorno covered 4 of the r ias 5 and s 7 versus the oomts at nome PhovT os their 3 road games ar'd is agans 'he so'eac away from home Take the Sours mmus tfp Houston has covered 30 points over the Suns their last 4 'not including Fncav's game), d Ns won their last 3 at home Utah has drODOW 5 Stngh coverrg only of 'he 5 'not mclud'y Friday's game' Look for the Rockets to home against the Jazz In todays college nooos we ke Aabia B'rmirgham over Wes'em Kentucky ard 'o sav whi nuoer a' Svrac- -i PRO FOOTBALL w cor'i' - - (1390) Buffalo 4, Chicago 3 N Y Rangers 9, New Jersey 6 St Louis 6, Winnipeg 2 Edmonton 4, Vancouver 4 ftie) Saturday's Games (Al Times EST) at Boston Quebec, 735 p.m Buffalo af Hartford, 7 35 om. N Y Rangers at Washington, 735 pm Winnipeg at Detroit, 7 35 p m New Jersey at Montreal 8 95 o m pm Chicago at Pittsburgh, St Louts at Toronto, 805 pm Vancouver at Edmonton, 805 pm Pniiadeiohie at Minnesota, 835 pm 1035 om N Y Islanders at Los Angeies Sunday's Games No Games Scneduied Sabres 4, Hawks 3 23 NBA basketball. Jazz at Hous(1160) and Iowa at Michigan, ESPN Cable) 7 pm College basketball Arkansas at Houston, USA (Cable) 730 pm Utah at College basketbiil, '910) Wyoming Channel 2 and KALl-A730 pm College basketball, Idaho State at Weber State, KJQ-A(1490) NBA basketball, Denver at 830 pm Portland, KWGN (Cable) 630 pm ton, Channel 7 5 pm - College basketball, Sunday DePaui at II am College basketball Notre Dame, Channel 2 11 am NBA basketball, Philadelphia at Boston, Channel 5 Noon Boxing. Channel 4 2 pm Super Bowl Preview Show, Channel 4 4 pm Super Bowl XIX, Miami vs. San (1160) Francsco, Channel 4 and - Howard Twitty Curtis Strange Leonard Thompson Bobby damped Tim Simpson TC Chen Mark Pfeii Gary Koch Joe Inman Nick Faldo Ed Fiori Gary McCord Bernhard Lange' David Graham Lance Ten Broeck Ralph Lanorum Loren Roberts Andrew Magee Lon Hinkle Miller Barber Mark Lye Mike Sullivan Barry Jaeckei Roger Maltbie Russ Cochran Tom Sieckmann Joey Smdelar Tom Jenkins Steve Pate JC. Snead Jav Haas Bobby Wadklni Pat McGowan Sandy Lyle larry Rinker Lee Trevino Larry Nelson Tom Purtzer Pat Lindsev Jodie Mudd Wavne Grady Dennis Trixier Frank Conner COLLEGE BASKETBALL WYOMING COLORADO UTAH NEW IHL Standings Blues Oilers Jets Rangers $T s ST sa- i. VE'CC PASO tEXAS-E- 5 r Georgenw' WICHITA '? SVU CLEVSON BOSTON A OOV ; 3 LaSa'e-- 71 P'TTi . ST He . 14 5 CO.. . 4 . S v ktNTUCk i.l Oklahoma - - Sa- . S Qr'r 5 'WTH' Iti V'ARQjETT OHIO I U 74 70 0 Chicago -4 0 Buffalo Penaitics-- T Murray, First oenod-No- ne Crn (roughing, fighting), 702, Peterson, Buf (fighting), 702, Perreault, Buf dripping), Western Division Tucker, Buf (hooking), 14 38, Ramsev, Bui (hooking), 16 57 1, Chicago Second period Savard 24 (Dupont), 036 2, Buffalo Virta 1, 4 52 Penalties 506, Paterson, Bergevm, Chi (interference), 10 50, Chi Buf (interference), Andreychuk, (hooking), 1153, Dupont Chi dripping), 14 14 Third period 3, Buffalo, Perreault 16 (Hamel, Korab). 736 4 Bjffalo, McKenna 10 805 5, (Ramsev Housiev), Chicago 28 Savard Bergevm', 14 55 6 Buf1618 7, Chifalo Andrevchuk 21 'Peterson) 'T Murray Savaro), 1906 cago, B Murray Two pomts are awarded for a victory, one Penalties Bergevm Chi (holding, 3 31 to each team m a tie, overtime winner Buf (tripping1 1036, LudZ'k, Cht (hook-m- g point receives two pents and toser receives one 1218, Cyr, Buf 'boarding', 1706 oomt Buffalo Shots on goal Chicago Friday's Games 73 Muskegon 4. Milwaukee 7 73 Skoroders Goalies Chicago Kalamazoo 5 Indianapolis A ) 16 433 Buffalo, Sauve 4 4, Peoria 8. Flint 7 I 2 -4 Edmonton 2 6, Saturday's Games Vancouver 12 10- -4 6 -6 0 Ka.amazob at Fort Wayne St. Louts First period Vancouver LuOii 6 0 -2 Flint at Muskegon Winnipeg Sknko, Pciti 16 49 2, Edme'i'io" Arjyrson Peoria at Toledo First Period-- 1, S' toys Barr (Levie), 19 25 24 'Coffev Pevies-Hugh- es, KrusheinysM St Indianapolis at Milwaukee 211 Lou'S, Sutter 18 (G'lmour, 12 46, Edm Edm, 8 37, Semerko 5 49 3. St Lou'S Federko 17 (Mullen), Sunday's Games Belland. Van, 17 21 Flint at Milwaukee 645 4. St Louis, Federko 18, 14 18 5, St Second Edmomon penod-46 Gretzky Games Monday's Lou'S, Sutter 19 (Federko, Mullen), 1508 6, St (Coffev), 1521 4 Vancouver, Sknko 8 (Ludui, Muskegon at Sait Lake 7 30 p m Louis, Softer 20, 1547 7, Winnipeg Maclean 18 16J9 5, Vancouver. Gradm McNab), 1813 (pp) Penal23 (Babvch, Hawerchuk), Nab Van Neely), 19 58 Peraihes-- Mi 6 ties Reeds, StL (hokJing), 16 56 9, 3 50 Gradm Van 6 SB Huddv Edm 37 eil, None Second Period MI-- 9 NY. Rangen 8 50 PeM, Van, 1314 Semenko Van L'dser StL dripping), 3 40, Ramage StL (holding, un2 2 -1 New Jersey 17 3? conduct), 10 43, Johnson, StL New Jersey, Broten 14 Edm sportsmanlike First Period-- 1, Third period- -6 Vancouver Giiiis 4 (roughing). 16 53, Hawerchuk Wm (roughing), (Driver, Pichettel 4 38 (dp) 2, New York, Tan!; Q0 34 7 Edmonton Lmdstromi Win (slashing), 1905 16 53 Boschman, Larouche 15 (Hea'h, Greschner), 747 3, New 39 6 8 Edmonion 'Huddv 18 Coffev), (Pikum 4? tod-Third Per 8, Winnipeg Mullen 8 53 'Erixon, Ruotvilamen) York, Ledvard 14 06 Peaities-Bub- 'a, Coffev) (Krjshehysk 972 Penalties New York, Paveiich 4 (Ruotsa'ainen, card Hawerchuk). 4, 10 52, Lfndstmm, 10 5? Van Edm StL (interference), 502, Johnson StL, Erixon), 1143 5. New Jersey Broten 15 Overtime Nae Penalties Seiero 17 27 (roughing). 1341, Kvte Wm (roughing), 1341 (pp) 6, New York, Phefte), Edm ? 8 Neeiv Van ma maior 'slashing Win16 Shots on goal St Louis Larouche (J Patrick, VantHesbrouck), or lighting), 4 33, ackson, Edm - aH Penalties-Beck 1806 NY nipeg '28 shofs-2St Louis Wamsiev Goa'ies 3 33 Richmond NY (slashing), Fofu NY (ighhng), 433 9 8 Shols on goal -- Edmonton HokJen (645 (Iripoing), Lewis, NJ (holding), 18 23 saes) Wmnioeg, Havward 13 990 A Of 1st. 7 New York, Pavekch 5 Vancouver Second Period Power-D'a5 o EdmorCin conversions J. Patrick), 542 6, New York 'Rogers, Vancouver, 3 0 Ftorek 6 (Erixon, Fotru), 8 10 9 New Jersey FndY? Rtsutti Goa'ies Edmonion Voog vaooyve Broten 16 (Maclean Ludvig), 14 23 po) 10 Eastern Utah 95, Utah Tedi 9) Brodeur New York Sunostrom 8 E'nyn kon?o$i UTC Anderson 3 01 6, Alberttm 4 5 15 38 11, New Yo'k. Heath 'Larouche1 20 0 2. Johnson Geave 11, Markus 12 1549 New Jersey Verbeek 8 'Gagne 73. 10 Ardrus 9 SAj T LAKfc CITY 'API The UV S 3 Clements 5 1 Sufciman NJ (hookLudvig). 18 29 Penalties 91 Association reports 'he following cmijii -, 16 Totals 41 Johnson 8 ing). 9f)5 Erixon NY (holding). 1023, Heath Friday al the states ski resorts 2 DeWitt Henderson Eastern Utah NY 'hooking), 12 55 7 Jenson 9 24 Milled Aita -- 83 total 2, Harris 3 Third Perioo-1- 3, New York, Foflu 2 2, 13 Beaver Mountain 81 to'ai 22, Jones 4 5 Calhoun 10 13 57 14 (Ftorek, New Sundsrom), 40 6 Totals Jersey Bnan Head-- 64 total Holman 3 12 7, Freesione 8 Adams 2 (Ludvig Cirella), 160? 'pp) 15 New 95 Brighton 80 total Jersey, Gagne 15 (Ludvig), 17 23 Penolt'es-Roge- rs, m iC AC Utah Deer VaDev-- 54 Eastern Utah Records Iota' NY (interference), 4 37 Verboek NJ Mi Mmiy-- 50 tola' Tech (Slashing 4 37, Richmond NY maior 'fight Dixie II, Snow 73 Nordic Vaiiev-- 5? kta my). 8 18 Mac Lean, NJ maior (fighting) 1 18 2. Maxwell 4 4 5 12, Park Civ 49 total. Wade Dixie Gagne NJ (hooking), 11J0, Hee h, NY (hold11 17 Schreiner ParkWest 55 'Ofal Herrv 5 Stephenson 6 ing1, 1475 11 10-24 Buryon 7 Bed 4 Parrish 10 Powder Mouniam 80 tota Shots on goal N Y Rangers 9 10 -J3 2 Totals 3? 8' 70 tot Snowbasin New Jersey 2 0 0 0 4 Brm.e Snow Wpiinia" Snowbird 68 toai Gnekes NY Ra'gers Vanfesbroock 4' 22 Parsons 5 SonUide-- 70 totai Br'adead 10 0 2 Evre 10 snos-3saves) New Jersey Resrh '15 9' 7 23 9 2 2 12 Sco" 4 Sundanct-- 68 total Humphreys 8 A 8 10 second, 9 040 Kampoun Tota-73 28 Nf ow e anv resort Snow deer ,r ijw ' r v. u SLarr 4 Canucks Devils P.-- Miami O ti MICHIGAN BALL 10 . J . ST , NEvlASvEGAj TULANE E ST 6, Micftga' JOSEPHS 5 ? Vii'anova a . u IONA ARIZONA ? N CAROL N S ILLINOIS MISSOUR' Tempie XAvifcR FNTUC OHIO i i ,. ST WASHING Ti AR'ONA ST 4 ,, . WASHINGTON TENNf sEE ORG'A Vi. MOANS A 4 ) j. f u PENNS Va 4 . M - VADISuN VCU S Krf Of Of NC J N 2 t , t? ; J e' W' 8 LSU i ViSS Teia 5T Kh LOYOLA O'1 CREIGHTON 3 ij 4 MICHIGAN Oklahoma 6 4. bT HOUSTON . COLORADO SNTa Artars. 4 BRADLEY 3 Barbra Pckerr CALIFORNIA 4 PACIFIC 6 'j ."v FRESNO ST 13 New MexKe a' Mpadi wards v a B v'en Gro- Home earn m CAPS C 985 TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICEVJKl Junior College Basketball - I'tah Ski Report - - Friday's Results 6 Utah State 39, Ml Castro (Utah State) dec Iwanaga IN Andersen (Utah State) bv default over Mecaoo 134 Strawn (Utah Staet dec 142 Simuson SeJNv (Utah Sta'e) draper 'Utah pnno Haiano 156 ISO 151 Ltrdsev State dec Pigan Pheion U7 dei. Van Antwerp, 177 Murohv Kiink, 'Uan State) James 190 Funer on) dec knttchet 5 4, Hwt. Coates Utah Sae' gee U'ah State) by deautt ovtr F'm season Rhw 'Jtah Sta'e - - - 71 73 M jO 66 3 t 2 2 2 New Mexico 94, SDSU 85 2 64 66, Dai-- 24 52 College Wrestling 36 52 NtsBouttWut Davis B";"ttui It a"1 Daws vh 0 Richard 7, Milner 22. - b 5 3 15 A 73 Barney 3 Mns 2 1 (66) 68 Hansen Thaker 6 ? 5 '4 5 Middleton 5 Edwa'ds 13 1 11 Crayton 2 Totals Texas-E- t Haittime-Haw- au 38 Paso 38 Fouled Oul None Rebounds Hawaii 23 (ArPaso 35 (Smith, Feti 8). thur 7), Texas-E- i att 13 (Colston 4). Texas-E- i Paso 15 (Goodwm 6) Total fouls Hawaii 18, Texas-E- l 18 Paso Technical fouls (Hawaii 552 Coach Little 1) A- -t) 29 - - TV SPORTS 23, 7 20 85 11 REGtON THREE Cottonwood 65, Granger 33 : j 15 30 47 65. Granger 8 IV 27 33 C "on Sorensen 3 6 K'oke8 0 wy,d 0 !6 C ."'twr' 3 12 70 Adams 6 2 Reod'Sh 0 0 Meatt 0 0 0 2 Brion 2 7 6 2 4 Brown 2 k mta 0 0 2 Totals 26 002 G'd 2 Seohem 0 8, 0 6 Hughes 12, Arthur 0 0 Gauie Hutcherson 2 2 10 Cowan 2 Walker 2, Mosier 0 Totals 66 TEXAS EL PASO (IS) 20 Smith 17, Goodwm 4 Fedl 8 Hamilton Jackson 0 10 1, 0 Gates Bronson 10 Wash0 Lockhart 4 6 15 0 Alien Totals ington 13 2 4 5 15, Morgan Jones 8 Totals - White l!TEP 4 12 0 64 Dav NewboKJ 5 0 24 45 66 2 12 Ovard Davis 8 Totals 25 15, - 22 h - 3 4 REGION EIGHT Pavson 64, Spanish Fork 53 Spanish Fork 9 21 32 53 Pavson 15 35 48 64 9, Taylor 4 Netlson 4 Spanish Fork 12. 5 Bradford 2 3 6, Carlisle 10-113 CP Beck Osborne 4 6, CD Beck 2 5 Totats 18 S3 16 Pavson Haskell 7 Spencer 5 13 H 13 4, Rowtev 4 Wnght 1. Bean 0 2, Shuier 3 7 Quackenbush 0 2 Totals 20 0 8 13. C Ouackensbush 2 i Hupp 66 Ogden Ogden 71, 71. REGtON SEVEN Orem 71, American Fork 60 Am Fork 12 29 44 60 Orem 16 35 51 71 20 Hansen 6 American Fork 6 6 15, Price 5 3 12. Ebasoi 3 0 6. 21-10 0 Smith Bean 10-1- 2 Jensen 16 Tola's 23 Orem 23, Peterson 2 12 5. Herlin 7 15 5. Rnees 3 Brett Bradshaw 2 10. 2 Ben Bradshaw 4 WoHgramm 0 0 Barr 0 Larsen 3 H, Permann 0 71 Totals 21 ts 21 25 20 16 25 25 22 19 91 Fou-e- Assets-- South Tabaul 6 4 Goode 8 Hardy 15 - 55. Brighton J9, Bmgham 70 52 70 Bnghtor 20 34 58 79 Bingham. V Marsh 0 2 2 D Bjtterhtfd 6 Btnynam 4 15 R BVerheid 2, Dorich 2 5 86 0 Wkam Boston 4 2 57 H SI 17 10, 6 2 REGtON SIX West 66, Tooele 52 Tooete 15 36 42 52, West 22 41 55 66 2 Lawson Tooeie 4, Roberts 3 12 7, 3 9, Ahtquist Schmacker 2, Desoatne 4 8 3 19, Gourdm 2 2 6, Bunn 0 2 2, Sitcox 52 Totals 20 2, Easiburn 0 Takenaka 6 1 12, Talbot 4 4 12, West 2 4 2, Larsen Grant 3 715 13. Coieman 0 2 2 2 14. Colburn 5 Humphry 1 66 Toiberf 2 2 6 Totals 20 Jordan 78, Murray 65 Murray 12 28 41 65. Jordan 10 34 56 78 Nichols 6 8 17, Nevenner 4 0 Murray 5 7, Hunt 4 8, Coooer 0 4 3, Davies 3 13 Gmgras 5. 4, Davis 2 4, GiH 2 65. Biackham 2 0 4 Totals 24 13, Harris 5 3 Jordan Graham 5 12 13, Murray 5 Oliver 4 11, Simons 6 1 0 10, Hate 7 2, Nance 0 15, Pond 78 2 Totals 33 Judge Memorial 55, South 52 Judge 19 23 39 55, South 10 22 39 52 Lytle 7 1 14, DeiPorto Judge Memorial 7 6 2 7, 23, Bruns 2 4, Holmes 9 2 Totals 22 5. Veitri 0 Cardova 2 3 22 iq 2 10, 0 Ogden Heslop 9 2 20, Geddes 7 4 18, 2 4, Mooney 3 Wansgard 5 2 12, Williams 5, Campbell 0 7, Tueiter 0 2 0, Scott 2 0 0 6 27 0. 66 0 0, Malone Totals 47 17 JMCRCOJOfmG 82, Woods Cross 67 23 39 67, Highland 16 36 56 Alien 4 13, 2, 71 (91) Wmiams Warp'S Biro 17 10 6 kone- 2 i' 20 65 1861 Vjaaw Grev 2 Beittm 11 -- Oaiuwo r -V 12 Phoenix 54 'Adams 13) v McCrav 9i Phoenix 25 t 7 ?ta oul- s- HouSon 23 Coach F'tc h 13 556 legal defense uv 10 9 29 27 27 '2 n Tya's 31 22 25 Mijp' 0 0 4 3 Macv 8 16 3 Long Osena 6 Cullman Totas 2 0 IMS Nance Heion Scott Foster Totals 4 0 0 jnres 0 Houston Pheww 3) Leaved M Petersen 5 11? PHOENIX (101) Lucas 7 16 0 a cams Hjm ipneies 3 8 11 6 Dales ne, 2 4 Wiggins I? 3 Miller 10, 51 Hatch 3 Atkinson 5 10, 3 Bear River Bear River 16 28 45 Bear River Payne 0 23 38 17 12 2 - 4 2 3 4 29 6 Rmd 23 4 3 101 Sampson Hollins 11 Pacers 6 9 17 R B'acKman 8 E'lu 15 0 0 4 0 0 2 Harper Dav 1 3 13 S'lon s 8 Brvsnl 92 14 3 Tows 36 8 5 12 3 V'lbv LA LAKERS (110) 19 2 Wormy RamDts 12 17 r 8 II Jobnson 2 2 6 W'ikes6-l- l 17 Cooper Scot 4 4 5 13. McAdoo Spriovs l 2, Kupchak 4 Lesier McGee 14 110 10 4 Toms 3 8 Lovo BOSTON II 71 0 J 22 2 17 17 48 93 110, Mavs 92 DALLAS (92) Nniphus 10- 35 9 Pace 4 Aiusa 6 To'a's C ar 4 5 5 Davis 0 12 5 7 3 i (112) 15, - earns Ana 2 ? 10 ojeRccmsP 79 - U ?o 13 47 ig OVERCCV6RA3E. OF SUPER BOWL 16, Stuart 7 Mountain Crest Knoies 0 2 Jensen 22, Morse 2 7 7, Frank 2 10, 2, Mathews 0 Lemon 0 61. Totals 23 Ben Lomond 25, Green 3 Miller 11 10 14, Bovee 2 2 4 7, Schfieid 5, Cronau-s2, McKenzie 3 2 8, Trewef 2 2 6, 0 2 Totals 30 10, Broad NeHsen 5 17 10 gouJL SUPER TM 0 - 0 08 goas-G- y,s Rockets 112, Suns HOUSTON McCrav O'a jAon 4 0 Tnre 00't Avre 21 32 29 00 7 Pp UU TMATS MYtA!UT IS ABOUT 3 7 7 ABOUT 90 MYCaUMN 46 W 79 13 REGtON TWO West Jordan 55, Taylorsvie 41 Tavtorsvii'e 8 18 34 48 West Jordan Ana 27 72 Williams 3 Bai Me Villen Foot'd Out Redoynd- sA as 'Von 48 Mahorn I6. Denver 54 (Dunn 11 Assists Washington 25 (Gus Williams 6 Dempr 6 Lever 10' Tytai touts Washington 24 Den.pr ?) Technicals Mahorn, Washing itegai defense A 9,764 9 3J 75 Ha!' Sorensen 14, Shuman 2, Nihas 4 Thalman 5 7. Dean 3 0 4 REGtON FIVE Ben Lomond 79, Moontan Crest 61 Vountam Crest 8 30 44 61. Ben Lomond 2 5 20 8 4 Piece UfeLL.lOTbCF'We OfORTS Writers Mere ARC WRITING OxUMfJS Bill Hinds & 82 58 Ct'aon" 2 11 Tj i rd 9.J 25 k 11 0Totas r tvy- -i 2 Totals - Pnce 5 Pay 6, sofek Bowl TOMORROW 0 CuHtmore 2, Augl 3 Woods Cross 12, Smith 4 10, 11, Moore 4 1, Creer 4 IB, Knfchsen 0 Sorenson 6 4 1. Totals 22 8 67. 12, Bingham 0 Stevens 10 7 27, Fisher 5 3 Highland 13, Drool 9 20, Solomon 4 2 8, Clayton 6. Jarvis Pelerson 2 2 6 Totals 32 31 43 Si Bofkm 10 2 )6 56 )? Mar- 0 0 Denver MILWAUKEE 002) 25 Presses Cjmnj'Tgs 0 29 Lister 3 7 Hodges 8 G'ever 4 4 6 l? 6 8 Wy'tr-e- 17 16 Isset 6 - Wh.te 0 5 Wilson 24 Ha"4k Washwvgton Bucks 102, Nets 0 2 8 Lever 4 6 20 15 2 m '6 29 s 19 8 8 0 e 3 i as A'V'UJe Nat 24 4 Adams 20 9 11 (101) i a Ceaec-CToais 2? Weber mv Jeff Millar 64 9, Cnchlev 66 Highland Woods Cross 9 58 Wes IzaM 3 By Jazz-Portlan- 92 11 06 DENVER Aoerson 2 2 stos eo B C - 13, Kmnear 4 Totals 29 ne 5 Vi'chei' 5 1211 Seaman 0 10 Brown Houtz 14 4 Tools Hailstone 2 48 Wes Jordan 14 Martinez 2 Kumo 4 3 4 11 McC'earv 2 14 S.moson 2 4. 2 V era sen 3 2 Peterson 00 Thomas ' J iota's b 25 J5 55 An 5), Kearns 47 WASHINGTON (106) 0 2 McV-lie0 0 17 Ba'iard 5 6 25 Gus Williams 28 Varom 12 Johnson Maicme 4 to 10 Dae to 0 0 12 Bradiev 18 0 Totals 20 lo-e- REGION ONE Weber 58, Oearfiefd 56 (OT) ea't eio 12 30 43 X 56 Webe' 15 34 55 Nuggets 108, Bullets 106 Alien 6 Regran One Bonneme 74 Roys 61 Box 66 Elder 60 lavion Weber 58 Clearfield 56 2 OTj Region Two Alta 51, Kearns 47 Brighton 79, Bmgham 70 West Jordan 55 Taylorsville 48 Region Three Skvbne 66 Cvorus 61 Cottonwood 65 Granger 33 Oiymous 68 Granite 52 Regron Four Bountiful 66 Dans 64 Viewmont 74 East 73 Highland 82 Woods Cross 67 Region Five Ben Lomond 79, Mountain Crest 61 Bear River 71 Ogden 66 $kv View 72 Logan 60 Region Six Jordan 78 Murray 65 52 South 55, Judge West 66, Tooee 52 Region Seven Orem 71, American Fork 60 Provo 60, Tmnpview 50 Region Etftt Leni 92, Carbon 91 Pavson 64, Spanish Fork 53 Region Nine Morgan 69, Grantsville 47 Regran Ten Northern Division Nofth Sanoete 63, Grand 42 Richfield 40, Manli 38 Juab 67, South Sevier 61 Southern Division Dta 68 Cedar City 67 Hurricane 65, Millard 49 ?,gwn Eleven Divtswn One South Summit 66 South Rich 34 North Summit 69 Park Cilv 51 VanJa 73, North Rich 56 Division Two Dugwav 110 Rowland Hall 30 Mount Vernon 83 St Joseph s 59 Wenoover 103 Tmtic 56 Region Twelve Division One Pai'gjiich 73 Bryce Valiev 52 Piute 74, North Sevier 60 Wavne 64, Gunmson 54 Division Two Beaver 53 Milford 36 Parowan 84, Valiev 66 Region Thirteen Northern Divison Duchesne 50 Tabtona 47 Aitamont 85 Green River 58 Practice Games San Juan 70 Kirtiand, NM S3 Monticeiio 79 East Carbon 40 Saturday's Games Regan Thirteen Southern Division Muniment Vauev af Whitehorse 7 om Practice Games Wests-dat South Rich 730 pm Moaoa at Hurricane, 7 30 pm Beaver at Escalante 730 pm a Valiev, 8 om Parowan af Virgin VaWev, 7 30 pm 85, results of the physical, which won't be complete until next week, and that he would also evaluate Drew's performance in other aspects of his continued drug rehabilitation. Again, there was no hint from Layden that the Jazz were ready to sign Drew, who is a free agent after the Jazz waived him on Dec. 8. Drew, however, began the process of getting back into the public lifestyle of the NBA. as he chatted and joked with his and submitted to several media interviews. He planned to d attend Fridays game at the Salt Palace. day. V305&,'rfcUIDLP Me 10 ee. r a kjew slamt 24 Moses lawyer, Harold Lipton, has maintained that the track star was entrapped by police who recognized his car with its distinctive OLYM-PYN- " custom license plates. Police Chief Daryl Gates and Actissued ing City Attorney Gary Netzcr a joint statement saying the Moses arrest was handled the same way as others in the Hollywood Trick Task Force operation and that Moses wasnt singled out. John Drew took his first step toward his final shot at the NBA Fri- It may be a sobering thought that the Jazz got lots of calls and also got solid games from four of their five starters and still had a tough time winning at home. But at this point, they will take any victory. As Green said, "When you have a losing streak, you dont know how long it can go." Its gone now. Tribune Sports Scoreboard Totals Moore offiallegedly offering an undercover marThe sex. for in return cer money ijuana was allegedly found during the arrest. He has denied the allegations, saying he had only a casual conversation with the woman. Drew Takes Physical, Holds Meeting With Jazzs Layden Tank McJNaniara Reece 0 12 Bountiful Moses, winner of gold medals in the 1976 and 1984 Olympic hurdles, was arrested on Sunset Boulevard for last weekend, was unavailable for comment. Prosecutors declined to charge Moses with possession of marijuana because of the small amount recovered from his car. Wilkins n said there was barely enough of the drug to roll one marijuana cigarette. Moses remained free on his own recognizance pending Jan. 29 arraignment. If convicted of the misdemeanor solicitation charge, he could face six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. fast-brea- (11-3- The regular luncheon meeting of the Salt Lake Chapter of the BYU Cougar Club will be held Tuesday at noon at the Tri Arc Travelodge. BYU basketball Coach Ladell Anderson will be the guest speaker. - Two-tim- e LOS AVGELES (UPI) Olympic gold medalist Edwin Moses was charged Friday with misdemeanor soliciting an act of prostitution, an allegation vehemently denied by the track star. Moses, one of 82 men arrested during a Hollywood vice squad sweep (111-104- ), the Special Events Center. The Runnin Rebels are led ) by guard Misty Thomas, who scores 19.3 points per game. All of the Rebels' losses were to Top 10 teams. The Lady Utes continue to be paced by senior forward Anne Handy, who averages 20.6 points and 10.5 rebounds per game. Cougar (Util) Meeting Continued From Page Moses Officially Charged With Act of Solicitation (92-85- The University of Utah Lady Utes will host Nevada-La- s Vegas in a basketball game Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in d Eaton Powers Jazz to Win Over Blazers - n tts x - - - T NFL Playoffs v Conference ChamptomMpiS. Sunday, Jan. 6 AFC Mfami 45, Pittsburgh 78 NFC San Francisco 73, Chicago 0 i super pawl Sunday, Jen. 79 Pale AM, Can San F'entisro 4 fcM Al vS V V ir- |