to. Chronicle-Tribune, Marion, Indiana Sunday, January 27, 1980 25. Sports scoreboard 4 NBA basketball Eastern Conference Division Now York Baston Philadelphia Washington New Jersey 21 30 Central Division Atlanta 23 San Antonio Houston Indiana Cleveland Detroit Western Conference Midwest Division Kansas City A Milwaukee Chicago Denver Utah 16 Division Los Angeles E22 11 Seattle 37 Phoenix San Diego Portland Golden State Friday's Games Washington 111, Boston 107 Indiana 139, San Diego 117 Detroit 119, New Jersey 116 Chicago 113, Kansas City 107, OT. San Antonio 125, Seattle 116 Phoenix 110, Milwaukee 96 New York 110, Golden State 105 Los Angeles 124, Philadelphia 103 Saturday's Attenta 109, Chicago 104 Indiana 115, Cleveland 114 Seattle at Houston (n) Utah at Kansas City (n) Portland at Denver (n) Today's Games San Diego at Boston, 1p.m. New York at Detroit, 1 p.m.
Chicago at New Jersey, 1 p.m. Attanta at San Antonio, 1 p.m. Golden State at Washington, 1p.m. Cleveland at Indiana, 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Phoenix, 9:05 p.m.
Mitwaukce et Los Angeles. 10 p.m. Monday's Golden State at New York, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Utah, 9:30 p.m. 411 usb.
:09: .21 'TI ilt miC Ant 13 420 'S Williams golf SAN DIEGO (AP) Third round scores Saturday in the $250.000 Andy Williams- San Diego Open Golf Tournament on the yard, per-72 South course at the Torrey Pines Golf Club: Tom Watson Ray Floyd 70-67-70-207 Lon Hinkle 73-47-47-207 Tom Purtzer 71-71-46-200 Forrest Fezter Buddy Gardner 71-49-69-209 Keith Fergus 67-71-71-209 Bobby Wackins 67-73-49-209 Doug Tewell Bill Rogers D.A. Weibring 66-71-73-210 Bob Proben 71-68-71-210 Bobby Walzel 66-71-74-211- J.C. Snead 70-69-72-211 Al Geiberger 69-70-77-211 Andy North Jay Haas 71-72-49-212 George Burns 76-67-72-212 Craig Stadier 68-60-76--212 Bill Calfee 65-73-75-213 Terry Mauney 67-70-76-213 Bob Murphy 70-74-69-213 Jerry Pate 71-71-71-213 Leonard Thompson 70-71-72-213 Mike Hill 70-74-69-213 Den Pohl 72-71-70--213 Scott Watkins 74-71-49-214 Kermit Zarley 74-66-74-214 Andy Bean 70-71-73-214 John Schroeder 7-72-71-21 Tim Simpson 72-70-72--214 Frank Conner 4-7473-215 Jett Mitchell Jaime Gonzales 7-41-74-215 Dan Halidorson Bill Kretzert Dave Stockton Mark McCumber Rod Curl Rex Caldwell Ben Crenshew 75-44-73-216 Rod Funseth 74-44-74-216 Larry Nelson Tom Weiskapt Bud Allin John Adams Dave HIll David Graham John Lister Don January Wally Armstrong Alan Gene Littler 71-7473-210 Ron Streck 71-74-73-218 Dave Eichelberger Gary McCord Orville Moody Barry Bobby Nichols 71-72-76-219 Ron Terry Joe Inman 47-75-77-219 Stan Lee Joe Hager 73-71-75-219 Wayne Levi John Fought 74-71-75 Calvin Pecte Pete brown Pat McGowan Dave Barr 72-73-74-221 Furry Zoeller 72-73-7-221 Byman George Cade NHL hockey Campbell Canterence Patrick Division Ph GF Philadelphia NY Rangers NY Islanders 17 AMenta Washington 12 Division Chicago 134 St. Louis Vancouver Edmonton. Colorado 150 Winnipeg 13 2 31 179 200 Wales Conference Adams Division Buttalo Boston 12 Quebec Toronto 14 Minnesota 83539 Norris Division Los Montreal Angeles 25 51 161 Pittsburgh Detroit Hartford 10 151 Friday's Games Chicago 4.
Atienta 4. tie Philadelphia 5, Winnipeg 4 Saturdar's Quebec 1, Washington 1. Atlanta at Detroit, (n). Los Angeles 4, Minnesota 4. Buffalo 7, Montreal 2.
New York Islanders 3. Hartford 2. Boston 6, Pittsburgh 4. Colorado at St. Louis, (n) Edmonton 8, Toronto 3.
Today's Games St. Louis at Winnipeg, 3:25 p.m. Pittsburgh at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Los Angeles at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. New York Islanders at Washington, 7:05 p.m.
Detroit at Quebec. 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m, New York Rangers at Colorado, 9:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Toranto at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m.
Game Atlanta vs. Hartford at Springfield, 7:35 p.m. College basketball INDIANA, NO TEN Anderson 60. Ear them 52 Ashland 100, Indiana Central 9, OT Defiance 71, Tavtor 44 Franklin M. Oakland City 58 Grace 61, Tri-State 42 Illinois 74, Michigan St.
45 Hanover 104. Manchester Me Indiana Purdue 5 Indiana State 41, W. Texas St. 53 Lowe 80, Minnesota 73 Marian 8S, Indiana Tech 70 Marion 65, Huntington 61 Michigan 12, 30T Notre Dame 64, Maryland (3 Ohio U. 75, Ball St.
74 Rose-Hulman Principia 64 St. Francis 12, Goshen 45 Wabesh 124, Roosevelt 81 Wisconsin 72, Ohio St. 71 OTHER SCORES EAST Bowling 4S, Rutgers Newark George Washington 01, W. Virginia 75 Hofstra 79, Drexel 71 Lafayette 15, Lehigh 80 Md. 45.
Adelchi 61 Maine 72, Vermont Nazareth 59, Fredonia St. SS Penn Richmond 71 Princeton 56. St. Joseph's, Pa. 53 RPI 61, Ithaca Rochester Tech 77, Clarkson St St.
Lawrence 71, Hamilton 61 Scranton King's, Pa. 50 Syracuse 11. Connecticut Temple 72, Manhattan 57 Trenton St. 41, Kean 47 Wesleyan U. 74.
Connecticut Col. 55 W.Marviand 71, Muhlenberg 59 Williams 61, Bowdoln 54 SOUTH Alabama 72. Tennessee 59 Ala-Huntsville 49, Belhaven 41 Alderson-Broaddus 107, W. Virginia West Appalachian St. 74 Tenn.
-Chattanooga 64 Augusta (3, Columbus 74 Baltimore 72. St. Francis. N. Y.60 Bluefield St.
85, Concord 71 Brevard 45, Lees- McRae 64 Cent Florida 64, Eckerd Col of Charleston 72. Wofford 50 E. Carolina, 66. N. Caro-Wilmington 54 E.
Kentucky W. Kentucky 2 Elon 61, Guiltord 55 Emory Henry 4f. Lynchburg 67 Falrmont 65. Salem 57 Florida So 06, Biscayne 72 Francis Marion 64, Lander 42 Furman 14, V.MI 67 Gardner Webb 71, Wingate 66 Hich Point 6S, Pleifter 55 James Madison George Mason 66 John Brown N. School of Ozarks 66 Kentucky 54.
Georgia 49 Liberty Baot Gallaudet Limestone 44, Newberry 64. OT Louisiana St. 46, Florida 50 Marquette 10, S. Carolina 45 Mershall 64. Citadel SP Mars Hill 94.
Livingstone 77 Md. -Balt County P. Mount St. Mary's 91 Shore 10, Morgen S1. 57 Mississippi 71, Auburn 54 Morehead St.
64. Middle Tenn 66 Murray St. 75, Geargia So 060 Norfolk St. 00, Elizabeth City St. 77 N.
Carolina 73. Clemson 70 N. Caro-Asheville 90, Carson- Newman 58 N. Caro-Central 47, Coppin St. Old Dominion 40.
William Mary 51 Pikeville 71, Cumbertand Rollins 13. St. Leo 71 St. Andrews 14, Greensboro 63 St. Augustine 91, Faretteville SI.
14 St. Paul's 104, Shaw 91 S. Alabama N. Caro-Charlotte 69 S. Carolina St.
70, N. Caro 65 Southern Tech Georgia Col 76 Tenn-Martin 7, Blackburn 63 Tenn. Temple 124, Clearwater Chris 45 Transylvania 13. Campbelisville 46 Hawks' victory ends loss streak ATLANTA (AP) Eddie Johnson scored 25 points and Dan Roundfield added 23 as the Atlanta Hawks held on to defeat the Chicago Bulls 109- 104 in Saturday night National Bas)a ketball Association action. The victory snaps a five-game 1:6 losing streak for the Hawks and ups NBA their lead to a full game over the San Antonio Spurs in the Central Division.
The Bulls loss was their first in their last four outings. do The victory also sets up Sunday's nationally televised game between Hawks and the Spurs in the battle for the Central Division lead. Reggie Theus brought Chicago to within a basket, 106-104, with one minute left in the game, converting a driving layup and free throw after being fouled on the play. Pacers 115, Cavs 114 RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) The InC 0.3 diana Pacer's Mike Bantom was 'o credited with the winning basket on c-di a goaltending call with 13 seconds to play to boost the Pacers to a 115-114 National Basketball Association triumph over the Cleveland Cavaliers Saturday Mickey Johnson scored 37 points to pace the Pacers. I As Cleveland tried to come back, Willie Smith lost the ball out of bounds with eight seconds to play.
But Cleveland's Randy Smith stole an Indiana inbounds pass. 'Smith 8 downcourt but missed an easy layup that would have given Cleveland the lead. Rockets 123, Sonics 111 HOUSTON (AP) Center Moses Malone poured in 35 points and rookie guard Allen Leavell added 17 to lead the Houston Rockets to a 123- 111 victory Saturday over the reigning National Basketball champion Seattle SuperSonics. The Rockets led 62-57 at the half. Malone, the game's leading scorer, hit 16 points to boost Houston to a 97- 83 lead at the end of three quarters.
In the fourth quarter, Houston built up a 21-point lead the biggest of the game behind the shooting of Calvin Murphy and Leavell. With 8: 07 left, the Rockets held a solid 108-87 advantage. Seattle fought back, outscoring Houston 14-5 in the next six minutes, but got no closer than 119-111 with 54 seconds remaining. Kings 112, Jazz 107 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Otis Birdsong scored 25 points as the Kansas City Kings held off a late Utah surge and defeated the Jazz 112-107 Saturday night in National Basketball Association action.
The Kings jumped out to an 88-64 lead with 49 seconds remaining in the third quarter when Ernie Grunfeld hit a jumper, then the Jazz scored 12 straight points to close to 88-76. The Kings put together an 11-2 spurt early in the final quarter to take what seemed like a comfortable 99-78 advantage. But the Jazz began to chip although the final margin was as close as they ever came in the second half. Bruins continue streak (AP) Dwight Foster's third-period goal helped the suspension-depleted Boston Bruins boost their winning streak to eight games with a 6-4 National Hockey NHL League victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins Saturday night. Foster's goal, his fourth of the season, came at 10: 12 of the final pe- riod and gave Boston a 5-3 lead.
Stars 4, Kings 4 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) Third-period goals by Gary Sargent and Glen Sharpley lifted the Minnesota North Stars to a 4-4 National Hockey, League tie with the Los Angeles Kings Saturday. Sabres 7, Canadiens MONTREAL (AP) Richard Martin scored twice in the first period. and assisted on John Van Boxmeer's game goal midway Virginia St. 101, Rutpers-Camden 75 Virginia Tech 97, Cincinnati $7 Wake Forest 67, Georgia Tech Wash.
Lee 87, Brogwater, Va. 74 W. Carolina 77, E. Tennessee 72 MIDWEST Belmont Abbey 85. Voorhees 74 Bowling Green 71, N.
Illinois OT Carleton 54. Coe 54 Cedarville 13. Rio Grande 84 Cent Michigan 73, Kent St. 71 Findlay 77, Bluttion 71 Grand Vly St. 03.
Lake Superior S1. 63 Hillsdale 90. Wayne Mich. 4 Iowa St. 69, Oklahoma St.
40. Kenyan Marietta 43 Malone 13. Tiffin 61 Monmouth, IN. 51, Lawrence 49 Mt. Vernon Naz.
(5, Ohio Dominican 63 Muskingum 75, Oberlin 4 Northern St. 79, Michigan Tech 74 Ohio No. 98, Mt. Union 66 Oklahoma 71. Missouri 73 Otterbein 79, Capital 67 Saginaw Vty 67, Northwood, Mich.
61 Southern 79, Dayton 70 Tarkio Wm. Jewell 74 Toledo 11, E. Michigan 60 Wabash 124, Roosevelt 81 W.Michigan 74, Miami, Ohio 73. OT Wittenberg 79, Denison 62 0 Wooster 57, Ohio West 55 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 73, Rice 64 Austin Col. 73.
Trinity, Texas. 65 Texas 54. Texas 53 FAR WEST Color ado Mines t3, Western 51. 62 Dallas Bapt 81, Texas West 71 Utah 102, San Diego St. 03 Washington St.
80, UCLA 64 TOURNAMENTS Tourney Longwood, Va. 71, Manhattanville 58 Third Place N. Y. Maritime 100, Lehman PO EXHICITION Athletes in Action 75. Detroit 74 Mid-American By The Associated Press Conference All Games Pct.
Pct. Bowling Green 475 13 Toledo 13 .765 C. Mich. 10 N. Ill.
.500 E. Mich. .555 Kent St. .444 12 .294 Ball St. .375 500 W.
Mich. .375 Miami, Ohio .375 13 .270 Ohio U. .125 Midwestern City Conference The Associated Press 'Conference All Games Pet. Pct. Lovota 0 1.000 13 .765 Oral Roberts 1.000 9 7 .563 Evansville 11 6 .647 Oklahoma City .500 10 .400 Butter .500 Xavier 0 .000 .357 Pacers, 115-114 INDIANA (115) M.
Johnson 13 11-13 37, Bantom 0-0 14, Edwards 6 0-2 12, Knight 8 2-4 16, Davis 2-6 18. C. Johnson 1 0-0 2, English 2 0-0 4, Brad lev 4 0-01 0, Chenier 1 0-0 2. Totals 50 15-25 115. CLEVELAND (1H) Mitchell 10 7.11 27, 3 2-2 0.
isch 13 34 1, R. Smith 4 3-5 11, Walker 2 4, K. CarT 30-0 6. W. Smith 2 1-2 4 Lambert 1 2.
A.Carr 9 3-4 21, Tatum 4 00 0. Totals 1. INDIANA 31 CLEVELAND 1 2 24114 Fouled out None. Total fouls Indiana Prep basketball AREA SCORES Bethany Christian 90. White's 57 Indols Ritter 74, Bennett 63 Lewis Cass 62, Eastern 54 Madison-Grant de, Mississinewa 64 Marion 54, FW Northrop 51 Monroe Central Southern Wells 67 OTHER SCORES Anderson 7.
Carmel 64 Anderson Madison His. 71, Indols How Andrean 12, Hammond Tech $4 Argos 105, Washington Two. 36 Avon 68. S. Putnam 64 (OT) Barr Reeve 13, Washington Catholic 59 Bremen 61, Glenn 49 Carroll (Carroll) Twin Lakes 6P Clinton Central 51, Western Boone 42 Clinton Prairie 56, Westfield 54 (OT) Crawfordsville 67, Frankfort 43 Crown Point 71, E.
Chicago Roosevelt 60 Edinburgh of, Morristown 67 3 Elkhart Memorial 69, Goshen 47 Eminence 66. Coverdale 61 FW Dwenger 93, Northridoe 71 FW Elmhurst 59, Indols Attucks SO Garrett 59, W. Noble 53 Harrison 62, Frontler 46 Hauser 52, Crothersville $0 Latavette Catholic 73. Fountain Cent. 57 Indols Ben Davis 39, SB Adans S8 Indols Chatard 77, Indols Northwest 62 Indols Manual 71, Indols Arlington 67 Indols Perry Meridian 04, Center Grove 63 Indols Tech 70.
Indols Cathedral 64 Jimtown 117, Prairie Heights 45 Kankakee Valley 55. Hebron 41 Kokomo 52. Kokomo Haworth 50 Lake Station 52, River Forest 31 Lapel 60. Knightstown 57 LaPorte 60, Munster 56 LaVille 70, North Wood 62 Lawrence Central 64. Noblesville 62 Madison Shawe 69, S.
Decatur 64 Manchester 75, Churbusco 51 Muncie North 65, Jay County 59 New Albany 83, Jasper 50 New Castle Rushville 54 Northwestern 65, Northfield 41 North White 48. Wheeler 54 Norwell 12, Belmont 70 Peotone (111.) 53, Hanover Centret $2 Plainfield 62, Decatur Central 61 Plymouth 91, Penn 77 Rensselaer 10, Lowell 67 Richmond 71, Connersville 64 SB La Salle 41, Mishawaka Marian 17 SB Washington 16, Benton Harbor 61 Seeger 51, Rockville 46 Shelbyville 71, Martinsville 65 Southport 53, Indols Marshall 51 Tri-County 6S, N. Newton 62 Valparaiso 75, Lafayette Jeff 56 Westville 73. La Porte LaLumiere 51 Winchester 45, Yorktown 44 W. Lafayette 4.
Rossville 30 Van Buren Danville 72 Brazil 61, North Central $7 Greencastie 79, Monrovia 43 Lake Central 58. Hobart 57 S.Ill., 59-58 TULSA (50): Johnson 5 1-1 11, Stevenson 1 9 12 25. Cantrell 0-00, Pierce 1 0-02. Sublet 7 00 14, Beach 0 0-0 0. Nilsson 0 0-0 0, Keys 2 2-26.
Totals 23 12-15 58. S. ILLINOIS Jones 1 1-2 3, Smith 124-6 28, Thomes 3 0-0 6, Russ 2 0-0 4, Abrams 12- 2. 4, Payne 00-00, Nance 10-0 2. Morris 10-0 2, Moore 4 0-0 8.
Hinds 1 0-0 2. Totals 26 7-10 59. Halftime- 33, S. Illinois Total Fouls- Tulsa 10. S.
Illinois 15. Transactions COLLEGE GEORGIA TECH--Named Mark Hunter assistant football coach. NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITYNamed Mike Knight head baseball coach. UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA- Named George Hatter assistant football coach. PAL basketball Here are the standings for the Club basketball program.
Overall team records are in parenthesis. 1. Garcor 4-0 (9-0); 2. Indo Advertising $-1 (7-2); 3. Culligan 3-2 (6-2); 4.
8 33 (6 3): S. Norris Insurance 1-4 (3-5); 6. CocaCola 1-4 (2-6); 7. American Bank 0-5 (1-7). American 1.
Gates- 6-0 (0-1); 2. Hanks 41 3); 1. Butterworth 3-3 (6-3); 4. Dana 2-3 (2- 6); S. Dairy Queen 2-3 (2-6); 6.
Foster Forbes 1-4 (1-7); 7. 1-5 (1-0). 14 12 National 1. RCA 3-0 (3-3): 2. Delgreco 2-1 (3-3); 3.
Bahr Brothers 2-1 (3-3); 4. Red Beard 1-1 42-3): 5. Marion Federal 1-1 (1-4); 6. Local 113 1-2 (2-4); 7. Essex 1-2 (2-4); 1 CNB 0-3 (0-4).
American 1. Ponderosa 3-0 (6-0): 1. DeVoe 3-0 (6-0); 3. Shady Hills 2-1 (5-1); 4. First National Bank 2-1 (4-2); S.
Marion Exchange 1-2 (4 2); 6. Pyrolax Gas 0-2 (0-5); 7. Elks 0-2 (0- 5); 0. General Machine 0-3 (3-3). Indiana, 69-58 PURDUE (50) Hallman 20-0 4.
Morris 4 0-0 8. Carroll 51-2 11, B. Walker 1 1-2 3. Edmonson 9 44 22, 0-0 2, Stallings Benson 1 0-02, 0 0-0 0, Scearce Barnes 22-2 0 6, 0-0 S. 0.
Walker Totals IS 4-10 INDIANA (6P) Isenbarger 1 Turner 4 5-6 13. Tolbert 5 0-1 10. 1. Thomas 5 18. Carter 67 2.
Grunwald 0 0-0 0, J. Thomas 00-2 0, Frantt 1 0-0 2, Kitchel 0 2-2 2. Brown 0 0-0 0, Bouchie 00-00. Totals 24 21-27 69. Halftime Scare Indiana 0, Purdue Fouled Scarce.
Total fouls due Indiana 11. A 17,307. Irish, 64-63 MARYLAND (43) King 5-5 21, Graham 6 0-0 12. Williams 52- 4 12, Manning 2 44 1, R. Jackson 2 0-0 4, Morley 0 0-0 0.
Baldwin 30-06. Totals 26 11- 1363. NOTRE DAME (4) T. Jackson 6 3-4 15, Salinas 2 2-2 6, Woolridoe 63-5 15, Hanzlik 5. 4-6 14, Branning 22- 2 6.
Mitchell 0 0-00, Paxson 2 2-3 6, Wilcox 0 0-0 0, Varner 1 0-0 2. Andree 0 0-0 0. Totals 24 Halftime Score Maryland 1. Notre Dame 21. Fooled out None.
Total fouls Maryland 15, Notre Dame 17. Technical Maryland, Coach Driesell, Williams. 11,345. ISU, 61-53 W. TEXAS ST ($3) Robinson 3 0-0 6, Johnson 5 1-2 11, Sims 21-2 5, Adolph 6 2-3 14, Elmer 30-06, Harris 4 1-2 9, Lorenc 00-00, Ornalez 1 00 2.
Totals 24 5-8 53. INDIANA ST (41) Miley 4 3-4 11, Gilbert 9 3-5 21, Brackins 00- 00, Nicks 32-5 L. Reed 1 0-0 16, Uzzell 00-00, Nemock 2 1-3 5, McNelly 00-0 0. Totals 24 1961. Score Indiana St.
W. Texas St. J. Fouled out Johnson. Total fouls W.
Texas $1.21, Indiana St.13. A Iowa, 80-73 MINNESOTA (73) Howell 0 0-0 0. McHale 11 1-2 23. Holmes 31- 17, Tucker 40-0 Hell 6 5-6 17, Breuer 12-2 4, Mitchell 5 4-4 14, Thompson 0 0-0 0. Dale 0 0-00.
Totals 30 13-15 73. IOWA Boyle 0 4-7 4, Waite 6 2-3 14, Krafcisin 2 0-0 4. Arnold 11 5-6 27. Lester 37-7 13, Brook ins 8 1-2 18, Henry 0 00-00, Hansen 0 0-0 0. Totals 30 20-25 00.
Halftime Scare 41, Mitchell. Total Min 24 13.345. 17. Technicals lowa Stack 6 3-4 15, Jung 3 0-0 6, Gibson 4 5-7 13, Roberson 10 3-3 23, Grady 00-00. Rathel 36, Jenkins 10-02.
Totals 35 15-20 05. Halftime- Northwestern 39, Michigan 37. Regulation- Michigan 64, Northwestern First Overtime Michigan 60, Northwestern 64. Second Overtime-Michigan n. Northwestern 72.
Fouled Out-- Heuerman, Smith. Total Fouls- Michigan 21, Northwestern 19. Illini, 74-65 MICHIGAN STATE (45) Charles 1-0-1 2, Brkovich 4 2-2 10, Vincent 7 44 2. K. Smith 6 1-1 13, Donnelly 4 5-6 13, Longaker 0 0-00, Gonzalez 2 0-0 4, Bates 01.
21, Bostic 00 0-0 0. James 0 00 0, Perry 0 0-0 0. Totals 24 17-20 65. ILLINOIS (74) Johnson 4 10-11 18, M. Smith 4 4-4 12, Grittin 4 46 12, Judson 2 3-5 7, Gray 3 3-4 9, Holcomb 1 4-5 6, Bresnahan 1 1-2 3.
Range 1 5-6 7, Bonternos 00 0-0 0, Westervelt 0 0-0 0. Cobb 00-00. Totals 20 34-43 74. Halftime-Illinets 31. Michigan State 21.
Fouled Out- Charles, Brkovich, Vincent. Total Fouls- Michigan State 11, Illinois 17. Technical Fouls Michigan bench 2. 16.470. DePaul, 105-94 EVANSVILLE (M) Kelley 8 1-1 17, Bullock 6 4-5 16, Anderson 3 4-5 10, Harris 00-0 0, Leaf 10 4-4 24, Wafley 1 0-02, Lendy 20-0 4, Davis 2 2-2 6, Mitchell 4 1-19, Olsthoorn 30-06.
Totals 39 16-18 94. DEPAUL (15) Mitchem 3 0-0 6, Aguirre 12 3-5 27, Cummings 9 1-2 19, Dillard 2 0-0 4, Bradshaw 54- 5 14, Grubbs 6 5-7 17, Randolph 1 0-1 2, Moore 4 1-5 9, Manella 3 1-1 7. Totals 45 15- 26 105. Halftime- DePaul 49, Evansville 25. Fouled Out Mitchell.
Total Fouls Evansville DePaul 17. Va. Tech, 97-57 CINCINNATI (57) Austin 6 1-1 13, Sutherland 10-12. Jones 2 0- 14, Lee 3 3-4 9, Kennedy 3 0-0 6, Bentley 20 04, Johnson 00 0-1 0, Gattney 20-14, Bolden 1 0-22, Evers 3 1-2 7, Schloemer 2 2-3 6. Green 00-00.
Totals 25 7-10 57. VIRGINIA TECH (97) Henson 2-2 18, Solomon 7 0-0 14. Robinson 2 2-2 6, Reid 3 0-0 6, Schneider 5 4-6 14, Steppe 69 Bryan 2 2-3 6, Scott 4 0-0 Hillenbrand 4 3-4 11, Cooke 1 2-7 4, Moir 00- 00, Team 10-02. Totals 34 21-33 97. Halftime--Virginia Tech 45, Cincinnati M.
Fouled out- Total touts- Cincin. nati 27, Virginia Tech 2. Technical foulCincinnati bench. Caps, 1-1 Quebec Washington First Peried-1, Quebec, Hislop 7 (Lacroix, Ftorek), 1:45. Penalties Stewart, Que, Mutvey, Was, Leope, Que 85-82 MICHIGAN (12): McGee 13 4-4 30, Garner 3 47 10.
Heverman 5-7 15, Bodhar 3 0-0 6. Lazier 2 1-2 5. Garris 2004 Johnson 3 0-0 6. Person 0 0-0 0. Smith James 10-02.
Totals 34 14-20 02. NORTHWESTERN (15): Campbell 9 2-3 20. Stephenson, Was, served by Mulvey, Baxter, Que, minor-major, Hangsle ben, Was, 18:52. Secand Period- -Washington, Green 7 (Kasrycki, Svensson), 10:58. Penalty- Weir, Que, Weir, Que, Hangsleben, Wash, 12:52.
Third -None. Penalties- None. Shots on Quebec 7-2-7-16. Washington Goalies- Quebec, Low. Washington, Stephenson.
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mart 4T 3 Badgers, 72-71 WISCONSIN (72) Gregory 8 3-6 19, Chrnetich 5 2-3 12, Petty 2 2-3 6. Gaines 2 1-2 5, Matthews 9 7-4 25, Dandridge 10-22, Bailey 1 1-1 3. Mitchell 00-00. Totals 20 16-25 72. OHIO STATE (71) Smith 5 2-3 12.
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Scott. Total fouls- Wisconsin, in 13. Ohio State, 23. 56-49 GEORGIA (49) Heard 2 0-1 4, Fair 5 0-0 10, Mercer 3 66 12. Marbury 5 1-3 11, Daughtry 6 0-1 12, Thomas 00-00, Morris 00-00.
Totals 21 7-1149. KENTUCKY (54) Cowan 8 2-2 18. Williams 2 0-0 4, Bowie 7 4-5 18, Macy 20-0 4. Minniefield 1 4-4 6. Shidler 1 0-0 2, Hord 2 0-0 4, Verderber 00-00.
Hurt 0 0-00. Totals 23 10-11 56, Halftime- Kentucky Georgia 1. Fouled Total touts- Georgia 16. Ken tucky 12. Technical Kentucky bench.
2.441. 72-71 WISCONSIN (72) Gregory 3-6 19, Chrnelich 5 2-3 12. Petty 2 2-3 6. Gaines 2 1-2 5. Matthews 9 7-8 25, Dandridoe 1 0-22, Bailey 1 1-1 3.
Mitchell 00-0 0. Totals 20 16-25 72. OHIO STATE (71) Smith 52-3 12. Kellogg 2 0-0 4. Williams 7 4-4 18, Scott 5 3-4 13, Ransey 7 5-5 19, Miller 10-0 2, Ellinghausen 0 1-21, Huggins 0 2-2 2.
Totals 27 17-21 71. Halftime State 40, Wisconsin n. Fouled out- Gaines, Matthews, Scott. Total fouls Wisconsin, 23. Ohio State, 13.
75-74 BALL STATE (74) Goodin 1 0 1 2, John Williams 7 0-0 14, Jahns 10-02. Irvin 4 0-0 8, McCallum 9 22 20. Bradley 5 44 14, Murrell 1 0-0 2, Jett Williams 5 0-0 10. Fisher 0 2-2 2. Thurston 00-00.
Totals 33 8-9 74. OHIO (75) Littletield 5 0-0 10. Adams 2 0-0 4, Patter son 4 2-3 10. S. Graves 6 8-10 20, Lehman 94-7 72, D.
Graves 0 0-0 0, Zelenka 0 1-21, Woodson 40-00. Totals 30 15-22 75. Halftime- Ball State Ohio 2. Fouled out- John Williams. Total fouls- Ball State, 23.
Ohio, 17. Stars, 4.4 Los Minnesota HE First Period-1, Los Angeles, Wilson 3 (St. Laurent), 6:23. 2, Los Angeles, Jensen 15 (Dionne, Murphy), 7:34. 3, Minnesota, MaCAdam 22 (Eaves, B.
Smith), 16:06. 4, Minnesota, Hartsburg 10 (Polich, Zanussi), 15:42. 5, Los Angeles, Goring 14 (Murphy. Kelly), 16:24. Penalties- Manery, LA, Shmer, Min, Hopkins, LA, major, Schyr, Min, malor, Manery, LA, Wells, LA, 18.02.
Second Peried 6, Los Angeles, Goring 15 (Murphy. Kelly), 13:40. Penalties rett, Min, Menery, LA, 17:14. Third Period-7, Minnesota, Sargent 12 (Young, Sharpley), 13:29. 8, Minnesota, Sharpley 19 (Eaves, McCarthy), 19:13.
Penalties-Selwood. LA, Gibbs, LA, Young, Min, 14:00. Shots on goal- Los Angeles 4-8-6-18. Minnesota 15-18-14--47. Goalies- Los Angeles, Lessard.
Minnesota, Edwards. Minnesota. A through the second stanza, pacing the Buffalo Sabres to an easy 7-2 National Hockey League victory over, the Montreal Canadiens "Saturday night. Islanders 3, Whalers 2 UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) Clark Gillies and Wayne Merrick scored 57 seconds apart early in the second period Saturday night, triggering the New York Islanders to a 3-2 victory over the Hartford Whalers in a penalty-free National Hockey League Gillies' 13th goal of the season at 1:21 came just 33 seconds after Greg Carroll scored Hartford's first goal, tying the game Oilers 8, Leafs 3 EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) Blair MacDonald scored three goals Saturday night his 29th; 30th and 31st of the season leading the streaking Edmonton Oilers to an 8-3 National Hockey League rout of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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