The Roswell Daily Record from Roswell, New Mexico • Page 16

Roswell (N.M.)-Oaily Record Thursday, January 25,1979 TOPIC OM SRJRfcTAUC IF OUR OPPONENTS TrifiT Broncos need win TankMcNamara Sue Barker beats Austin HOLLYWOOD, Fla. Britain's Sue Barker upset third-seeded Tracy Austin 2-6. 6-2. 6-3 as the number of seeded players in the women's tennis tournament continued to dwindle. After two rounds of play, five of the eight seeded players in the event have been upset, including top-seeded Chris Evert.

In other supriscs South African Marise Kruger bested fourth-seeded Wendy Turnbull of Australia 6-4. 6-7. 6-3 and Carrie Meyer whipped eighth-seeded Kathy May In other matches, second-seeded Virginia Wade of Britain defeated Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia 6-3. 63; No. 5 Diane Fromholtz defeated Barbara Jordan 6-2.

6-3; Terry Holladay beat Kate Latham 6-2. 2-6. 7-5 and Janet Newberry whipped Nancy Yeargan7-5. 6-4. PHILADELPHIA Top-seeded Jimmy Connors blasted Erik van Dillcn 6-1.

6-1 and Argentina's Guillermo Vilas ousted Buster Mottram of Britain 6-4. 6-3 to advance to the third round of the $250.000 U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Championships. John McEnroe, the recent winner of the $100.000 Grand Prix Masters, also advanced, besting Stan Smith 7-5. 6-1 while Vitas Gerulaitis defeated Yugoslavia's Zeljko Franulovic In other matches.

Harold Solomon whipped Andrew Pattison of South Africa. 6-0. 6-3; Pat DuPre outlasted Australian Colin Dibley 3-6. 7-6. 7-6; George Hardie upset I2th-seeded Hie Nastase of Romania 7-5.

4-6. 6-4; Geoff Masters of Australia suprised eighth-seeded Corrado Barazzutti of Italy 5-7. 6-3. 6-3 and No. 10-seeded Arthur Ashe edged Marty Riessen 6-1.

BORGER, Tex. It will be literally a cold time on the road for the New Mexico Military Institute Broncos tonight. NMMI plays Frank Phillips College in a Western Junior College Athletic Conference contest tonight in a place Coach Dave Campbell said is cold. "And every lime we go there, it snows." Campbell groaned. Frank Phillips, 5-6 on the season and 3-3 in conference play, is a team that played Western Texas to within two points, then got bombed by Midland.

It is a team that can be trouble. And like most conference teams, it is trouble on its home floor. Which worries Campbell. "We played them in three over times once to beat them my first year here and it's never easy to beat them at their place," Campbell said. "They have a lot of kids who can score and they like to stay ahead of you.

When they get ahead, the'll hold the ball. So we have to stay ahead of them and make them play our game." Campbell said. Matching Lewis Lloyd on the boards will be Frank Phillips' 6-8 James Jones, averaging 16 points per game. Elson Darby, at 6-0. Tim CDX PLYWOOD Plywood panels are large in size, light in weight, work easily with ordinary tools.

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Abreu. a Taos native, also is the second-leading scorer on the club, with a 14.1 norm and is shooting 50 per cent from the field. In- fact, four of the players who started Monday, are shooting over 50 per cent from the floor. Giddings, 6-3, averaging lo. Willis Smith.

6-3 and averaging 18 points and Brady Webster, 6-4, scoring at 20 per game, are the other regulars. NMMI will probably counter with Lloyd at center. Art Abreu inside. Roy Lee Hunnicutt, Sam Arthur and Carlos Judkins. Judkins played his best all-around game Monday as a Bronco, scoring 31 points.

He hustled rebounding, playing defense and picked up several loose balls to save NMMI's victory over 80-76 win over Amarillo College. Thr Broncos left Roswell late Wednesday afternoon for the trip to Borger and stayed at Amarillo overnight, working out at Amarillo College. The 12-6 Broncos are 4-3 in conference play. Lloyd, with 449 points for a 26.4 per-game average, leads the team in scoring. Lloyd also is shooting 65 per cent from the field and 75 per cent from the charity line.

He also is the leading rebounder with 182 and leads in assists, with 40. Art Cahoon Park plans 'Chili Bowl' play NMMI Broocoi Basketball it tame statistics 0 FG FT RB 17 IBS 79 182 18 95 94 77 52 23 18 44 12 10 3 12 813 253 638 1497 82, 2 Abreu 35; Judkins 13; Hunnicutt 11; Arthur 22; Summers 23; Dodd 13; Brodie X.unlga Slaughter White Chavez 0. Team field goal percentage: 613 of 1145. .540. Team free throw percnetage; 253 of 391.

.850. Rebound a vg. per game. 35.4. Player Lloyd Abreu Judkins Hunnicutt Arthur Summers Dodd Brodie Xunlga Slaughter White Chavez Totals Assists: Lloyd 18 18 14 18 17 12 13 11 13 9 17 40; 4(1 21 19 15 2 3 0 63 121 23 84 28 93 16 46 12 17 It I 1 0 0 Pt.

449 253 211 182 120 92 59 49 31 21 6 6 Avg. 26.4 14.1 11.7 10.1 8.6 5.1 3.5 4.1 2.4 1.9 .46 .67 The Department of Parks and Recreation's tennis arm. the Gaboon Park Tennis Association, has scheduled tournaments for the spring season, beginning with the Third Annual Chili' Bowl on the morning of Feb. 3. The Chili Bowl will be a round-robin mixed doubles tournament with 12 men and 12 women.

The first persons to sign up will play. Entries, at $2 per person, may be made with Charlie Greene, 623-0588. before Feb. 1. Future events scheduled are: Feb.

14-15. Women's doubles; March 9-10. Men's doubles; April 4-5. Women's singles; April 27-28. Men's singles; May 9-10, Women's doubles; May 26, R.R.

mixed doubles. Further details about these tournaments will be posted at Cahoon Park courts before each event. Membership in the Cahoon Park Tennis Association is $5 per year. Striders plan season Roswell Striders. sanctioned by the AAU Track and Field Club, which is sanctioned by the State of New Mexico, will be registering boys for the upcoming track and field season in the near future.

The Roswell Striders are not associated with the Roswell AAU track team, presently invoved with indoor track training. Conrad Cheatem. Dominic Coscio and Joe Cheatem currently are coaches for the Striders. Announcement of registration and the Striders' track schedule will be forthcoming. Sports scores, standings Boys Boys prep scores By The Aicociated Preu Wednesday's games Albuquerque Manzano 55, Albuquerque Rio Grandest Tucumcari 58.

Tulia, Texas. 57 Girls Taos 60. Springer 40 College basketball results Wednesday's College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press East American 94. Drexel76 Boston St. 76, BrandeisTS Cheyney St.

93. Millersville St. 61 Cincinnati 79. W.Virginia 65 lona 97, Fairfield 89 La Salle 100. Vermont 88 Lafayette 79.

Uhigh 63 Messiah 100. Johns Hopkins 84 PennSt.54.Duquesne49 Rider 82. Delaware 81 Rochester Tech 71. Alfred 68 St. Bonaventure 93.

Canisius 77 St. Francis. N. Y. 87, Adelphi 71 St.

Lawrence 111, Clarkson 84 St. Peter's 82. Niagara 70 Scranton 94. Delaware Vly 88 Syracuse 78, Temple 76, OT Wagner 103. Siena 86 South Campbell 89, N.Carolina Central 77 Clemson 64, Furman 58 Davidson 87 The Citadel 72 Duke 84.

Virginia 66 Georgia 59. Mississippi 53 Old Dominion 75. James Madison 65 Louisiana St. 77, Tennessee 75 Loyola. Md.

57. Catholic 55 Mt.St. Mary's 65. Baltimore 56 Richmond 90. VMI78 S.Carolina 87.

Georgia So. 81 I Vanderbilt 57. Florida 56 Virginia Commonwealth 67. William Mary 46 W.Carolina 56. E.Tennessee St.

54 W.Virginia St. 81, Concord 80 Wheeling 71. Fairmont St. 69 Midwest Butlr Loyola. 111.75 Cameron 63.

Cent Michigan 81. Bowling Green 76 Cent Oklahoma 47. SE Oklahoma 41 E.Illinois at St.Joseph's. snow E.Michigan 87. Ball St.

82 Illinois St. 88. Valparaiso 67 Kalamazoo 82. Indiana-Purdue 71 Kansas 80. Iowa St.

71 Kansas St. 77. Oklahoma St. 73, OT Louisville 80. St.

Louis 65 Miami. Ohio 62. Kent St. 59 Nebraska 74. Oklahoma 56 No.

Illinois76. W.Michigan 60 Notre Dame 85. Fordham 53 Oberlin93. Denison68 SW Oklahoma 68. NE Oklahoma 66 Toledo 79.

Ohio U. 67 W.Kentucky 78. Dayton 72 Xavier. Ohio 74. Detroit 70 Southwest Arkansas 79.

Southern Methodist 67 Arkansas-Little Rock 73, Grambling66 Arkansas St. 72. So.Mississippi 60 Texas 77. Baylor 76 Texas 57. Texas Christian 43 Texas Tech 70.

Houston 68 Weil Cent Washington 61. Seattle Pacific 58 Colorado 82, Missouri 69 Denver 85. Colorado Col 55 Fresno St. 66. Pacific 56 Hawaii-Hilo 106, BYU-Hawaii 64 Oregon Tech 71, Portland St.

69 Redlands 90. La Verne 61 San Francisco 75. Santa Clara 74 NBA standings National Basketball Association By The Associated Prets Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet GB Washington 32 14 .696 Philadelphia 27 16 628 si- New Jersey 21 21 .500 9 New York 22 27 449 11 Boston 16 30 .348 16 Central Diviiion San Antonio 29 18 617 Houston 27 19 .587 1'. Atlanta 261 23 .531 4 Cleveland 20 27 426 9 Detroit 16 31 .340 13 New Orleans 17 34 .333 14 Western Conference Midwest Diviiion Kansas City 28 19 596 Denver 26 24 .520 3'. Milwaukee 22 28 .440 Chicago is 29 .383 10 Indiana 17 30 362 11 Pacific Diviiion Seattle 29 15 .659 Los Angeles 30 18 .625 1 Phoenix 29 19 .604 2 Golden State 23 25 479 8 San Diego 22 26 .458 9 Portland 20 24 .455 9 Wednesday's Washington 128.

Boston 106 Cleveland 123. New Jersey 114 San Antonio 124. Kansas City 95 Houston 117. Denver 116 Phoenix 101. Philadelphia 94 San Diego 122.

Portland 121 Qolden State 126, New York 123 Thursday's games Seattle at Atlanta Los Angeles at Detroit Golden State at Portland Friday's games New Orleans vs. New Jersey at Princeton. N.J. Boston at Indiana Seattle at San Antonio San Diego at Chicago Washington at Kansas City Los Angeles at Denver New York at Phoenix Philadelphia at Golden State NHL standings National Hockey League By The Associated Preu Campbell Conference Patrick Diviiion Pts GF GA N.Y. Islanders 31 6 9 71 214 119 N.Y.

Rangers 26 16 5 57 193 164 Philadelphia 22 15 11 55 158 us Atlanta 25 19 4 54 191 166 Smythe Division Chicago 17 21 8 42 140 161 Vancouver 16 26 6 38 145 185 Colorado 10 31 7 27 134 197 St. Louis 10 32 7 27 140 219 Wales Conference Adams Diviiion Boston 30 10 7 67 197 146 Toronto 20 19 9 49 153 151 Buffalo 18 16 11 47 151 146 Minnesota 16 23 7 39 144 162 Norris Division Montreal 31 9 7 69 193 120 Los Angeles 20 21 6 46 171 165 Pittsburgh 19 20 8 46 164 163 Washington 15 26 7 37 159 205 Detroit 9 25 13 31 140 173 Wednesday's games Washington 5. New York Rangers 1 Toronto 2. Minnesota 2. tie Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 5.

Vancouver 0 Thursday's games slanders at New York Islanders at Boston New York Rangers at Buffalo Atlanta at Montreal Pittsburgh at Colorado Detroit at Los Angeles Friday's games Toronto at Atlanta St.Louis at Vancouver Transactions Wednesday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press Baseball National League Montreal Expos Signed Stephen Roeder. mfielder. to a minor league contract. St. Louis Cardinals Named Fred McAlister special assignment scout.

Hockey American Hockey League New Haven Nighthawks Traded Jim Troy right to Philadelphia (AHL) fo Ron Andruff. forward. Football National Football League Tampa Bay Buccaneers Named George Chaump offensive backfield coach College Rochester Institute of Technology Named Raymond Rostan head lacrosse coach 4,.