| Show C6 o COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Salt Lake Tribune Henderson Plays Big For UCLA As Bruins Upset New Mexico ANAHEIM Calif — J R Henderson UCLA's reluctant center and the rest of the No Bruins didn't look so thin in the middle against No 8 New Mexico switched Henderson from forward to center in place of absent Jelani McCoy scored 24 points and s the Bruins defeated the Saturday in the Wooden Classic It was the first significant victory of the season for UCLA (3-- l after opening Lo-bo- (S9-5- 8 with a loss — secon- in school history — to North Carolina a week ago in the Great Alaska d-worst Shootout The taller Tar Heels exposed UCLA's weakness in the post without McCoy who has since been partially reinstated for practices after being indefinitely suspended for violating team rules New Mexico ) foiled in its bid for only the second start in Coach Dave Bliss' tenure was expected to dominate the middle with the Kenny Thomas pounding on Henderson who is but 22 pounds lighter But Henderson's defense helped hold Thomas scoreless in the first half a messy 20 minutes in which the teams combined for 27 turnovers (5-1- 0 d NEW MEXICO t 20 Thomas 04) 10 Shields Long 04) 2 9 i 8 Ulnev 34 10 Gibson G Davis 04) 8 Tolals 0 Henrv 1116 58 ICLVJ-l- i B nails 18 Hender4 Bailev 3 Watson 24 Lovd son 34 14 Hincs Reed 74) 6 Kniiht 04) 69 0 Totals foals— New Mesico 7 20 iLong Gibson Olnev Thomas Shields H Dans Bailev IXLA Henri Watson Lovd Hines DUKE 103 VIRGINIA 59 DURHAM NC — Duke's Trajan Langdon scored 22 points and Duke turned 28 Virginia turnovers into 34 points in the ACC opener for both teams 1 VIRGINIA 19 Ducharrae 0 Nolan DersdlO-5 16 Hand 04) 4 Staples 3 Watson Marcaccun 04) 0 Methenev - 5 44 12 McAndrew 04) 04)0 Hunler04)04) 0 Tolals Cures 04) 04)0 McLaughlin v 59 DIKE 841 8 Brand 11 Battier Oiappel) 0 6 Langdon 10 24 6 Wojnechovreki 9 8 Burgess 34 Ml 22 Carrawell3-61- 2 MrLcod 04) 10 Domzalsb 34 15 Averv 5 04) 6 Singleton 2 04) 0 Simpson 103 Heaps 04) 04) 0 Tolals Hand goals— Virginia 'Staples Duke Marcacnni 14 MrLaughlinO-l- i McLeod 24 Awn 24 Langdon Carrawell Chappcll 3N CAROLINA 78 VIRGINIA TECH 57 CHARLOTTE NC — Vinee Carter and Williams made up for a rare poor shooting game Sham-mon- d TEI UCU Amona 96 Charleston Evansville St St Illinois Kansas 101 Coastal CHATTANOOGA 15 Colon Conner 6 20 44 21 Phillips 04) 5 Barker 14 04) 3 9 Moore 2 HarperO-30- Walters 04)0 Donald 55 0 0 Totals SUITH CAROLINA 15 01 18 Johnson 3 5 Ross 04 2 Stack 710 7 MrKie 10 15 Watson Rouse 8 Hails 04) 3 (iallman Grant 0410 Totals 4Nix 67 iConner goals— 4haltanooga Moore 14 Barker Colon Philbps Wallers South Carolina 7 18 Harjier Davis 11 WatRouse McKie 24 Stack Ribs 04i son 14 Nil LOUISVILLE Ky — Brad Miller scored 12 of his run 27 points during a 27-e and Purdue snapped a 5 losing streak and made Gene Ready the school's winningest coach 7 KENTUCKY 75 INDIANA 72 Jeff INDIANAPOLIS Nibraaka I 59 C 85 Honda South Temple 59 Wisconsin 49 Valparaiso 85 Elmhurst 70 Akron Appalachian Auburn 79 Florida Coll of Charleston 46 Duke 103 Virginia 59 Easl Carolina 74 Campbell Kfcd SaxonThe Asswiated Press Toby Bailey right and UCLA upended Lamont New Mexico Saturday Long and No Sheppard and Nazr Mohammed each scored 21 points as the Wildcats survived a late Indiana comeback for their fourth straight victory over the Hoosiers KENTl CKYI6il 4 Kdnards 0 0 2 W Turner ftidtt 6 Maglmre 4 Sheppard 04) 21 Smith 04) 0 EvMills 04)12 21 Mohammed ans 04) 5 Anthonv 75 Totals 30 69 INDIANA 8 Patterson 11 04) 2 Collier Recker 3 5 0 0 2 R Turner 25 2 19 I 0 Richardson 6 Jimenez 6 Gladness 72 2 Totals Mills goals— Kenluckv ShepW Turner Smith Evans pard Indiana 818 Edwards 0 3 Padgett Recker iR Turner Lews Guyton Jimenez W KENTUCKY 60 BOWLING GREEN Ky — TJ Johnson and Darnell Williams scored six points each during a 23-- run that broke the game open early Lenny Brown led Xavier with 22 points and five as0 scorer Joe Harney who averages 15 points per game was held to six XAVIER i54) 15 Braggs Johnson 44 12 Williams 64) 545 22 Lumpkin Brown 36 6 16 3 A Broun Pavne 0 Posey 16 Tolals 93 411 W KENTK KY 10 Bides Adams 34 10 Spring 6 Latimer field 4 Harnev 24 2 McPherson 4 12 Brown I) 12-- 2 Strong 04) 8 Lamplev 60 2 Edwards 04) 0 Totals 1947 Wil(L Brown goals— Xavier liams Posev 24 Turner Lumpkin HarlLatimer3-Kelsev 01 W kenturkv6-1Adams Abdul Jabbar0-Bides nev Brown McPherson Calif St 74 Jacksonville La Salle 71 Howard Louisiana Tech 82 — Wells Mason 15 Clemens Ol BALL ST 70 14 MISSISSIPPI 66 MUNCIE Ind — Bonzi Wells scored 34 points as Ball State upset Mississippi in the championship game of the Cardinal Varsity Classic Wells scored 22 points in the second half when Ball State overcame a 11 point deficit to record its 19th consecutive victory at University Arena Wells also had nine rebounds and six steals 48 F Austin 57 56 Smith MISSOURI 7 Decker 6 Thames Hafer 2 2 4 Grawer 4 6 Woods 04) 4 44 11 04) 4 Rav 04) 0 Lee Hardge 4 Totals 46 Parker ARKANSAS Wallace 16 Hood 04) 8 Davis 4 Reid 04) 6 Bradley 04) 9 Jennings Alexander 04) 5 Williams Walker Davis 04) 04) 0 Whitnev 04) 75 4 Tolals (Grawer goals— Missouri Hafer Thames Parker 14 Lee Ray Arkansas (Wallace 0 2 Woods 6 Reid Whitnev 13 Alexander 14 Bradley Akmn Alabama 94 Alabama SI 78 N 74 N 61 19 FLORIDA ST 74 JACKSONVILLE 44 TALLAHASSEE Fla — Florida State held Jacksonville without a field goal for the opening 8:11 taking a 21-lead 2 9 BaUey Championship 66 Florida Florida Third 6H m Third Mary 72 s5!) AT lira Cnrotirui Gene Hackerman 52 ii!i '12 Gene t 44 U 1(5 1if:syt tte 41' Boston College 64 Wel Vuciiua Columbia 60 Uw Islan1 V 5 45 American 68 HoMm Delaware 69 Hartford 68 New SOI Alcorn Mary's Md 58 Rice 55 TBY HoUday Tournament SI Meth THWi:-- 4 Kelly (0 0 Kiwi 44 12 Fox Ol 6 Brown 04) 5 Stewart Dangerfield - 2 04)0 Totls 44 FLORIDA STt-l- l K Thompsa 57 00 13 Jackson 14 3 1 laker Louis 8 Greer Shabazz 44 6 H ol lifan rhlebek 2 9 Halei-121 Thomas 04)0 04) 4 Sleteld 04) 04) 0 Brower 14 34 1643 74 5 Tolals IKnox 2 9 Fox 051 Florida St lv Dangerfield iK Thompson Greer 34 Hale Baker ChJebek lajwer it 20 TEWLE 59 WISCONSIN 49 — Irokenborough scored fivi of his 24 points in the find minute as the Owls who ed by as many as 22 points ii the second half held on TEMPLE Dunklev 24 34 ! Stewart 02 2 Barnes 46 04) 8 Sanchez 71 1 Brokenborough 24 Moore 100 Greer 04) 3 Sanders Tabb Tolals 04) Wadley 140-259 1944 WISCONSIN (34) 14 9 Bmemper 04) 04) 0 Okey 04) 2 Masoi 416 44 18 Kelley 04 04) 2 Kowske O 0 Duanv 04 04) 0 Aimntal 06 1 04) 0 Vershaw S6 18 Totals 49 Brogoals— Tenpp (Dunkley 11 Greer 11 Wadley kenborough 24 Wisconsin Vershaw (lason Kelley 02 Duanv (HAunanlal 04) American Tulaite 63 Colorado 22 GA TFCH 84 DELAWARE ST 63 ATLANTA — Freshman Dion Glover had 2if points and eight rebounds fur the Yellow Jackets who played without Matt Harpring DELAWARE ST 2 31 While 04 00 0 Robinson 6 Stevens 14 13 Hood 04) 2 Butler 510 5 Clarke 6 ( 'alvert Traore 7 Kice 2 6 Packer 21 0 Wilkerson 0 Shannon 2 Tolals 1 2 Walker 63 GEORGIA TFCH (51 Mdddox 'ones 129 Clover 2 Klovd 5 10 34 14 28 Spivev 5 Mnllork Vines 4 Machado 4 Perrv 0 0 00 0 Trolti 0 0 0 0 Kellv 84 2 Culbreth 0 0 0 Totals goals— Delaware SI Hood Packer While 01 Butler Shannon Rice (MadGeorgia Tech eira Vines Flovd Cultirolh Glover 17CLEMSON 71 FURMAN 62 CLEMSON S C — Ter- rell Mclntyre had 19 points and Tom Wideman added a career-hig- 17 as Clemson h sweated out its 22nd straight victory over Furman FURMAN Kerr II Vincent St 31 Connecticut St 16 68 SE Louisiana Garner 12 8 B Smith 34! 4 Dillgard 245 3 ljuigley 14 00 Brown 24 (I 5 Coles 62 3 McGann Tolals 1947 CLEMSON 2 Jamison llurbe 34 5 Wideman 6 6 Mclntvre 34 19 Buckner 6 Allenspach 14 8 Whilt Miller Christie 3 Worn 14 02 2 Totals 1832 71 ill Smith Brown Kerr 14 Gamer Ol Quiglev McGann Ml Clemson (MclnDillgard Whill BuckMiller Christie tvre ner 1 25 PRINCETON 73 LAFAYETTE 48 PRINCETON NJ — Brian Earl scored all 19 of his points in the first half and keyed an early spurt that led No 25 Princeton LAFAYETTE 7 Ehlers 2 Harms Klaus 03 7 Gilbert 14 Van 04) 0 Ciosici 0 Homer 0 BuUer Si lea Ol 3 Cole 0 Whitfield 11 U Ablo 48 4 Freedman OO 04) 0 Tolals 1741 PRINCETON 17 Mastaglio Lewulks 04) 4 19 Henderson 12 Earl Goodrich 04) 2 04) 4 Chapman 02 04) 0 Walton 7 Wallers Rocea 04) 3 Taylor 00 0 04) 04) 0 Gregory 00 3 2 Totals Peterson 04) 04) 0 Hile 04) 73 310 (Whitfield Harms 11 Klaus Ehlers Ol Van Sirlen04i Walters Lewullis Princeton (Earl 1 Goodrich 01 Chapman Gregory Rocca Mastaglio (661 20 Boone 5 Sesav 04) 5 Carter 04) 10 Canlrell 2 Flarugan 0 Onev 0 Darby Lockhart 24 04) 4 12 Rogers Tolals 2247 66 BALL STATE (701 34 Reed Hankins 64) 8 Wells 11 19 2 10 Hosier 4 Clemens 2 Smith Davis 04) 04) 0 Johnson 110-- Touts Carter (Darby Ball Stale 083 ©petrol (Jg) factory-fres- Toyotas! h Next to Incredible Universe Exit 106 South East to Auto Mall Drive the Utah Auto Mall 553-500- 0 jf- "- Scrviei provided by AlRTOUCrT Cellular HIS HERS mnomm THE If you -- W f t 11 that equipment installation and can cost hundreds of dollars more than programming charge the low low advertisjd price They'll tell you that if you and NOW YOU CAN COMBINE TWO OR MOSS that you may stl have to pay monthly programming fees And that you can't gs: your favorite local news and sports programs with satellte TV you m pu mi in in jysmiijMwZv up-fro- your family want to Wtch different things on different TV sets at the same time it lan cost you hundreds more They'll tell FIAN FOR AFF0KPA5LE CONVENIENT CAUIN& FOR EXAMPLE TWO PHONES CAN SHARE liO MiN PER MONTH (FY THE WAY THESE FOR TWO PHONES COST A PENNY EACH SO YOU Ml&HT NEE? 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JACKSONVH1E Ross 34 6 Charles SI Super St 81 Stephen OhHi 56 Wright Howard Anlomi) 97 Maine 69 Texas-S- 3 GEORGIA 15!) 4 Hall 15 Chadwirk 24)0-J Jones 13 13 Harrison 10 Smith 4 Ransom 0 Oliver Brown 0 Totals 9 Dukes 04) 6 Nordin 0 0 74 STANFORD 23 Young Sauer4-115 Madsen 8 14 6 Lee 3 6 7 Weems McDonald 04) 3 Collins 04) 0 Moselev 5 Ts'luonvi 04) 3 Van 04) 0 Mendez Tolals Elswirk 04) 04) 0 Seton 76 IJ Jones goals— Georgia Ransom 11 Smith Harrison Dukes Chadmck (Weems Sauer Stanford Mendez Moselev Lee Tshionyi McDonald Hsouri 44 U 62 Miami 66 Georgetown Mark Madsen scored 23 points the last three in the final 10 seconds and grabbed 13 rebounds to lift the Cardinal in the Wooden Classic SW 62 Georgia Tech 84 Delaware SI 63 Hampton U 71 Norfolk St 64 Houston 92 McNeese 12 STANFORD 76 21 GEORGIA 74 ANAHEIM Honda Longdand 56 Citadel 44 Davidson 91 Miami 64 Davidson Roundhall Tourname l lint Dnitdson Georgia Tech High Pmnl 68 Coll of Classle Chanpioiuhip Furman62 57 Campbell 67 E Kentucky 64 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44 2 7 Robinson 13 Mrtjuav 0 Carrelta 0 0 04) 5 Barnes 87 0 Kerkhot 04) 0 Totals LOUISVILLE N Johnson 2 2 8 34 16 Ilanlzler Sanders 13 Murray 04) 9 Mavbin 0 3 Williams 44) 10 E Johnson 0 Jackson 3 32-J Johnson 04) 2 Besl 0 0 0 Tolals 19 28 69 8 McKinlev Austin goab— Purdue Robinson 14 Eldndge 12 Mayfield Cornell N Johnson iSanders3-Louisville 14 McKinlev E Johnson Murray J Johnson 04i 34104)9 Vesl 72 Trnnessee IdalioSt 79 Air Pepperdine91S Bowling 72 Seton Hall 57 SE Missouri 73 Austin 9XAVIER 93 6 PURDUE 87 LOUISVILLE 69 Carolina 72 DePaul Northwestern Villanova Minimum 5:1 MIIiwi:st 62 Boston College 52 90 St Michael's 76 Vermont 67 57 Michigan 83 UNLV 59 Michigan SI 85 Cleveland Axtell 0 70 Southern Kentucky 75 Indiana 72 Miami Ohm 85 Va CnnnionwealUi Teas S CAROLINA 67 CHATTANOOGA 55 CHARLOTTE NC — Ryan Stack had 16 points and BJ McKie added 15 as South Carolina held Chattashootnooga to its ing and improved to best start in five seasons under Coach Eddie Fogler Drake 76 Araina Princeton 73 Lafayette 48 IS1 Francis NY 65 Brown 64 jst Francis Pa 76 Buckneli 73 Joseph's Syracuse 70 I'lill-- Brown Classic J 1st Tennessee St E Illinois 73 lit 5 Dame 73 Pittsburgh Perm St 93 Lehigh 50 45 Big Apple Clank First Round FAB 94 Cal 61 Marshall Notre Creighlon Dayton 81 E Michigan 76 Detroit 77 W Michigan 59 11 24 01 Massachusetts 85 Wright St 60 81 Wyoming 70 Cincinnati (lark Smith St 40 MIDWEST Clemson71 24 fern jam Clark 14 Vaiiroei 67 83 Kent 76 Melh Chnstian SI St 44 50 SW Louisiana Trxas San Antonio WOMKN 60 Alabama 61 Boston U S3 Canisius73 Siena 72 Cent Michigan 65 Robert Moms Delaware 77 Ho(slra75 Drexel 65 Towson 60 Duquesne 88 Radford 82 Harvard 81 Holy Cross 70 Loyola Md 88 St Peter's 83 94 St 62 57 Troy Columbia Texan Tech 93 McNeese 57 70 SI Tlilnl 72 k re U 107 67 Chattanooga 55 67 E Kentucky 64 62 Wake Forest 53 93 W Kentucky Ark I illle Itie (M Elon 84 Miss Valley The EAST Mich 35 Bradley 76 Oakland Buffalo 90 Chicago St 83 OT Butler 65 Indiana St 63 KK Ferryman 14 Goode04 PURDUE Cornell St 72 Sacramenlo 74 Tulsa 50 Wichita 8 15 44 21 Mihm 16 Aslcll Smith 140-0Goodcl XI 01 14 Tolals iliickcrson 34 goals— Arizona Bibbv Muoneke Arkansas Martin 46 133 Morgan St 74 Texas Tech 106 SW Louisiana 97 15 6 Ihckerson 19 Simon 513 Ititibv 7 16 0 Wesscl 0 0 (i Tf Wis IMI 12 5 6 20 Ldgerson 04 2 I 81 75 Missouri Texas ARIZONA Pemman 0 6 i'lark Teui 88 Carolina Miss Third I'l 69 108 Southern South Term Utah Xavier SI 81 Washington 66 Sam Houston St 69 Wis Milwaukee 10-- 6 SE Louisiana 50 Oklahoma 4 ARIZONA 88 TEXAS 81 AUSTIN Texas — Mike Bibby scored five points in the final 498 seconds as Arizona started slowly rallied and then held off Texas Totals TEXAS 1341 Muoneke 2 Vaiqura Pruciato SI Soulhern 65 OT 88 Centenary 87 Louisville 69 Purdue 92 San Tech 48 N E Louisiana 56 64 San Diego SI 61 SOUTHWEST Arkansas amu 2 2 2 4 Hanson Bramlett 44 6 8 9 20 Pastner 041 04) 0 Tern 6 American 74 69 New Mexico 58 St Utah 0 Frederick 04) 0 ToUls 2149 Mil 78 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