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Pags 160 The Daily Item, Sunbury, Pa. Tuesday. February 18. 1992 Jf- Scoreboard TANK McMMAItA by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds TELEVISION IT'LL ftE CLCfr SKA-rf? BOBBY BOI7Klkj'. -neiPLt AKL FfCC vJi-rH a NieAK-PeKFCCT pive off tw SKATERS TRIPLE AXL ROSE AtMOSrT A GOOP AKJP TME TEO.

ME MIS' LAMOUACbC KJAS MUOl MOKG TOr Of THE.AKlFX-IFIfcKS isiTO THE CRDUJR College basketball Ohio Stale at Iowa ESPN 7:30 m. Bucknell (taped) CATV-8 8pm Arkansas at Georgia ESPN 9:30 p.m. College wrestling Bucknell (taped) CATV-8 8:30 p.m. Pro hockey Philadelphia at New Jersey Channel 17 7:30 Olympics Alpine skiing, others Channels 15, 21, 228 m. Highlights Channels 15, 21, Pro basketball Philadelphia at Dallas Prism m.

Boxing Dorsey vs Kelly USA 9 p.m. Or fc China Czechoslovakia Sweden Luxembourg 0 .2 02 0 0 2 2- 0 0 22 1 o- i Elizabeth Bncker4 4-4 12 totals 1 12-1348 Three-point field goals: Hawtey. Shuler Did not score None Score by quarters: Milton 9 6 14 1241 Warrior Run 18 6 8 1648 Junior varsity: Warrior Run 39-22 High scorers: Warrior Run. Stacie Trent 11, Miiton, Amy Ptleegor 9 Upper Dauphin 60, Mlddlsburg 46 Middleburg (46) Christine Mala 3 0-3 6. Knsty Klinger 2 1 4 5, Bree Arbogast 2 2-2 7, Wendy Smith 5 9-1 2 1 9, Sue Skinner 4 1 -2 9 Totals 1 6 13-2346 Three-point field goals: Arbogast Did not score Jill Winey.

Ivy fWomer. Re-nee Kerstetter. Jen FetzMj. Deanna Napp Upper Dauphin (60) Allison Mmnich 3 0-0 7, Stacy Bechlel 6 2-4 14, Enn Laudenslager 3 0-0 6 Kelly Calnon 3 0-2 6. Andrea Latsha 3 0-0 6, Brandy Bolts 10 1-1 21 Totals 28 3-7 60.

Three-point field goals Mmnich Did not scoie Tara Scheib. Heather Carl, Melissa Hand, Nicole Koppenhaver, Ta-rynReed Score by quarters: Middleburg 8 11 15 12 46 Dauphin 15 19 13 1360 Junior varsity: Upper Dauphin 35-24. High scorers: Middleburg, Amy Zimmerman and Heather Herbster. 8 each: Upper Dauphin, Brooke Kreiser and Tara Shade, 7 each Boys Schuylkill County League Playoffs Schuylkill Haven 44, Lourdes Regional 33 Lourdes Regional (33) Rob Spears 41-39, Scott Steinhart 1 0O 2, John Lazicki 4 2-2 10, Steve Hauer 2 8-11 12. Totals 11 11-1633.

Three-point field goals: None Did not score Pete Long, Mike Stasney, Greg Lubeskie. Mike Lizzul. Bob Koutch. Tim Purcell. Schuylkill Haven (44) Paul Donali 1 0O 2.

Chris Blickley 3 2 4 10, Jason Killian 9 4-4 22, Scott Spolski 1 0-0 2. Dan Kulp 3 0-2 6. Bryan Macham- er02-22 Totals 17 8-12 44 Three-point field goals Blickley 2. Did not score: Joe Zelmsky. Score by quarters: Lourdes 3 11 10 933 SHaven 6 10 13 1544 Pawling.

Lewisburg, 181.75 2 Lindsey Lauver, Selinsgrove. 152 15 Notes: Sunbury posted a 4-0 record in the 6 division of the league. Next year, the team will move up to the A division. The ages 13-under girls didn't lose in a meet all. season and the 15-under boys also went undefeated, as did the 1 5-un-der girls The team will be In the state YMCA diving at Mercersburg.

and on Feb. 23 will compete in a divisional championship at Lebanon. fl SCHOLASTIC tJIrls SouttMni Columbia 44, raathe-rly3a Weatherty(38) 4Vandy O'Donnell 5 0-1 10. Staph Malis- ifi 8 0-0 16. Kelly Morzinski 5 0-0 10, teann Dofcisky 1 0-02 Totals 190-1 38 Three-point held goals: None.

Old not score: None. southern Columbia (44) Tina Miller 4 0-0 8, Laurie Dancho 3 0-0 6, Beth Minnlck 0 1-2 1 Lon Feese 6 2-2 14, Betsy Fleming 0 2-2 2. Lydia Essig 5 -413. Totals 18 7-1044 Three-point field goals: Essig Did not score: Tncia Hodman. Diane DrumheHer.

fcore by quarters: IrVeatherly 8 4 16 1038 Southern 8 15 6 1544 Junior varsity: Southern 26-24 Southern high scorer: Tncia Hodman 14 1Wllersborg48, -(SWpOrtsU 4MHrtburg(4) Kan Baker 1 0-2 2. Lon Herb 3 4-6 10. Coleman 2 2-3 6. Amy Stephenson .0 2-2 2, Liz Hand 8 0-6 16, Jessi Ham-maker 4 00 8, Emily Hand 2 0-0 4 Totals Three-point field goals: None. Did not score: Jen Wrimer.

Newport (30) Anna Karhu 4 1 -3 1 1 Cathy Wright 03-5 8. JHI Linn 0 0-1 0, Lindsay Mactavish 2 B-2 4, Staph Smith 4 4-13 12. Totals 10 8-24 30. Three-point field goals: Wright 2. Old not score: Kelly Mitchell.

Clarissa Bell Score by quarter: MiUersburg 6 19 12 1148 Newport 5 7 11 730 junior varsity Millersburg 23-19. East Juniata 54, West Snyder 37 West Snyder (37) Erica Weaver 6 3-7 16. Laura Bob 1 0-0 2, Stacy Keister 2 2-2 6. Becky Schrader 10-02. Greta Shawver 3 2-2 9, Shannon -OreesetO-02 Totals147-11 37.

Three-point field goals: Weaver, Shawver Did not score: Stephanie Yetter. Bobbi Hoflman, Jennifer Bowersox. Eaet Juniata (54) J. Hubbard 8 2-4 18, Missy Bryner 1 0-0 2, Heidi Leister 1 0-0 3, Brenda Brubak-er 1 1-2 3, Lora Stelniing 4 2-2 10, Amy Kurtz 3 2-2 8, April Kralzer 0 3-4 3. Kim Sellers 2 3-4 7.

Totals 20 1 3-1 8 54 Three-point field goals: Leister. Did not score: Cindy Reed, Holly Renner, Berrl Svenaon. by quartan: WSnyder 10 15 3 9-37 EJomata 14 9 11 2054 Junior varsity: East Juniata 36-29 West "Snyder high scorers: Jess Reigle and "B.J.Stiartzer.Beacri. Una Mountain 43, -tewtsburg 27 Lwisburg(27) AliGoulsloneS 1-5 11, Jackie Hoftzapple ,2 1-2 5. Yvonne Gross 3 1-6 7, Brenda Shumanl 1-24.

Totals 11 4-1627. Three-point field goals: Shuman. Did not score: Kirsten Bamhart, Heather Smith, Sharon Schmidt, tine Mountain (43) Nikki Reed 2 0-0 4, Jamie Gessner 2 0-0 4, Julie Snyder 4 0-0 8, Rachel Wiest 2 4- 4 9. Erin lundy 8 0-0 16, Kim Kembel 1 2. Totals 19 4-4 43.

field goals: Wiest Ok) not score: Amber Wilkinson, Ho -Wallace, Melody Leaner. Score by quarters: Lewisburg 11 7 1 827 1 Mountain 14 10 9 1043 Junior varsity: Lewisburg 27-13. High scorers: Lewisburg, Sharon Schmidt tO: Line Mountain. He Wallace 5 Schuylkm County League -fpfe JAPAMESC M5IVE. Youth The Ivy League tournament is scheduled lor tonight and Fnday night.

There will be 14 weight classes with no weight anoyances. Wrestlers may move up no more than two classes. The weight classes are 53, 59, 63. 67, 70, 73, 77. 83, 88, 95, 102.

110, 120 and heavyweight. Tonights action begins at 6 and Friday at 6 30 Wrestlers and coaches should be at the CW Rice School, Nortttumber-land. al least 30 minutes prior to the start both nights. The final tour wrestlers In each weight class will advance to Friday's action. Admission is $150 tor adults.

58 cents lor students. BASEBALL Little League The Sunbury Little League will conduct registration from 6-6 p.m. Wednesday in the City Hall lobby. A second session wHI be held from 9 a -noon Saturday in the Shikellamy High School lobby New players should bnng a birth certificate. Boys ages 6-15 and girts ages 6-18 are eligible.

B. THE LINE TODAY BASKETBALL College Favorite Point Underdog IOWA 2 Ohio St NOTRE DAME 8 Marquette RHODE ISLAND Virginia Flonda St 4 CLEMSON Mass 3VS RUTGERS VILLANOVA 16 Miami-FIa PROVIDENCE 5V5 Boston Col BUTLER 6 Xavier LOUISVILLE 11 Va-Comrnon HOUSTON 1 1 Rice EVANSVILLE 1 1 1ndiana St Arkansas 6 GEORGIA UCLA 19 California NBA Favorite Point Underdog DETROIT 13 Orlando NEW YORK 1 1 Vj Sacramento MILWAUKEE Pick Cleveland Philadelphia 6 DALLAS PORTLAND 4VS Phoenix HOCKEY NHL Favorite Goala Underdog PITTSBURGH 2-2VS Toronto NEW JERSEY 1 Vi-2 Philadelphia QUEBEC Pick Minnesota Washington E-V4 SAN JOSE TODAY'S PICK: HOOPS: Dallas Home team In CAPS ANSWER His 22, set in 1985-86. and 8 p.m. Shikellamy at Danville, 6:30 and 8 pm. Selinsgrove at Line Mountain, 6:30 and 8 p.m.

Mifflinburg at Milton. 6 30 and 8 pm. Jr. high boys basketball Warrior Run at Montgomery, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Wrestling Schuylkill County League championship meet Junior high wrestling Line Mountain at West Perry, Shamokin at Shikellamy, 6 pm.

College Men's basketball Susquehanna at York, 7:30 pm. Colgate at Bucknell, 7:30 p.m. Kutztown at Bloomsburg, 8 m. Women's basketball Colgate at Bucknell, 5:15 Kutztown at Bloomsburg, 6 p.m. Marywood at Susquehanna, 7 p.m.

Wrestling Susquehanna at Messiah, 7 pm. Men's swimming Susquehanna at Franklin Marshall, 7 pm. Women's swimming Susquehanna at Franklin Marshall, 7 p.m. points. 100 tly Melissa Kennedy.

D. 1:18 90. tOOtree Dula. 1.07.09 500lree K021I, D. 6:1674.

200 free relay: Danville (Showalter, Rom-ma, Danielle Rentena, Dula). 2:07 44 1 00 back Allyson Spahr, 1 1 0 78. 100 breast: Paulson, MC. 1:26.16. 2.

Lynn, 1:27.70. 400 free relay: Danville (Kennedy. Kris-len Opdenofl. Kozil. Spahr).

5:01 56 Boys Danville 136, Mount Carmel 40 200 medley relay: Danville (Ted Bako-wicz, Rich Krebs. Chris Benko. Min Kang). 2:10.78. 200 tree Krebs, D.

2:08 09 200 IM Mike Albertim. D. 2:1 1 22 50 tree: Chris Malone. D. 24 88 Diving CartHenne.

199.35 (school record, broke old total ot 187 30 set by Henriein 1992) 100 fly: Brent Royer, 1 06 1 1 100 tree: Malone. D. 58 81 500 tree Krebs, D. 5 40.22 200 free relay: Danville (Jim Pierce. Royer.

Malone. Albertmi), 1 38 95 100 back: Albertim, D. 1 05 04 100 breast Pierce. 1:09 10 400 free relay: Danville (Malone, Krebs, Kang, Pierce), 3:50 05. YOUTH CtjWitrM Ptnn Divlrvg Lwqu Sunbury VMC A 44, Ltbanon YMCA 38 Sunbury mutta Ages 11 -under boys, five dives: 1.

Matt Martin, Lewisburg, 68 0 3 Seth Chemin, Lewisburg. 52 5 4 Bnan Moles, Lewisburg. 46 0 Ages .1 1 -under girls, five dives: 2 Janet Spangler, Lewisburg, 62 5 Ages 13-under boys, six dives: 2. Glenn Mumrney, Selinsgrove, 73.7. Ages 13-under girls, six dives: 1.

Casey Madara. Bloomsburg. 154.75. 3. Kelly Hennessy, Danville.

141 80 4. Kelly Le-Van, Danville, 139 95 5 Lisa Jacobs. Williamsport. 130 00 6 Katie Adelsberg-er. Seiinsgrove.

109 65 Ages 15-under boys, seven dives: 1. Scott Troutman, Mifflinburg, 14030, Ages 15-under girls, seven dives 2. Jen Rettz, Lewisburg, 173 15 4 Mary Spangler, Lewisburg 137 40 5 Megan Miller. Snyderlown. 134 35 Ages 19-under boys, seven dives: 1 Bnan Hess, Lewisburg.

178 60 Ages 1 9-under girls, seven dives: 1 Jenn 0 SCHEDULE TODAY Scholastic Boys basketball Shikellamy at Warrior Run, 6:30 and 8 pm. West Snyder at Line Mountain, 6:30 and 8 Lewisburg at Milton 6 30 and 8 pm. Bloomsburg at Danville, 6:30 and 8pm Central Columbia at Mifflinburg, 6:30 and 8 m. Middleburg at Millersburg, 6:30 and 8 p.m. Juniata at Greenwood, 6:30 and 8 p.m.

Upper Dauphin at Halifax, 6:30 and 8 pm. Huntingdon Christian at Watsontown Christian, 7:30 p.m. Girl basketball Huntingdon Christian at Watsontown Christian. 6 p.m. Ivluncy at Southern Columbia.

6:30 and 8 pm. Jr. high boys basketball Middleburg at Greenwood, 4 p.m. Wrestling Newport at East Juniata, 7 p.m. Halifax at West Snyder, 7 m.

Boys, girls swimming Sayre at Danville, 4 p.m. WEDNESDAY Scholastic Girts basketball Warrior Run at Lewisburg, 6:30 PHONES I now to reacn us KResults of events should be called I uany item as soon as possiDie arter 1-800-635-1996. 988-5460, calls will be accepted to the NHL Walce COfitarenoa Patrick Division LI Pit OF GA NV Hanger! 37 19 4 7B 236 193 Wasrnqiti 33 20 5 I 246 197 NewJrsey 3t 18 7 69 216 1 71 Pltlstxjrgh 26 24 7 59 243 222 NY islanders 24 26 7 55 215 229 PMIsdelptMa 21 25 11 53 1 74 190 Adams Division Monlreal 35 21 5 75 205 149 Boston 27 23 8 62 1 99 200 Buffalo 23 26 10 56 213 220 Hafflord 16 29 10 42 1 71 197 Quebec 12 38 7 31 168 233 Campbell Conference Honia Division Pts Of OA Oelrorl 32 18 9 73 254 196 Chicago 25 21 12 62 187 174 SI Louis 26 24 9 61 204 197 Minnesota 25 27 5 55 187 199 Toronto 21 32 5 47 166 212 Smyltw Division Vancouver 30 19 9 69 202 1 78 LosAngeles 24 22 13 61 212 218 Winnipeg 24 24 11 59 181 178 Edmoirlon 25 28 7 57 220 2Ii Calgary 22 27 9 53 212 213 Sari lose 13 41 4 30 ISO 265 Monday's oamse 3, Rangers 3. lie Islanders 5, Winnipeg 4, OT Los Angeles 6. Boston 3 Delroil5.

SI Lows 3 Montreal 8 Minnesota 0 Tomght't games PtvladelFVHa aLNew Jersey. 7 35 Toronto al Pittsburgh. 7 35 Mirmesou at Quebec, 7 35 Waslwigton al San Jose. 10 35 AHL NormemOivlalon Pts GF GA Spnngtield 28 23 7 63 218 215 CapclalOrai 27 21 8 62 195 192 Adirondack 28 29 2 58 248 243 New Haven 25 26 3 53 193 205 Maine 18 32 8 44 219 242 Southern Division Binofiamton 31 17 8 70 237 196 Herstvey 24 24 10 58 216 227 Rochester 24 22 10 58 204 184 UKa 25 28 6 56 205 242 Battimore 23 27 6 52 209 207 Atlantic Division Fredenclon 29 23 9 67 224 202 St John 28 23 11 67 253 221 Cape Breton 25 24 7 57 239 230 Moncun 22 29 7 51 200 219 Hala 18 27 14 50 207 241 ISonoay's game Baltimore 3. Uvea 2 Today's games Cape Breton al Halrtax Adrondack al Springfield Fredenclon at St John's HOCKEY at Meribel, Franc Sweden 0 0 -3 United State 1 1 13 Firsl period 1, United States.

Clark Do-natelli (Tim Sweeney), :36. Penalties-Mats Naslund, Swe. major-game misconduct (boarding). 2:04: David Emma, USA (slashing). 10:30: Moe Mantha.

USA(tnpping), 17:27 Second period 2, United States, Ted Donato (Tim Sweeney). 7:18. Penalties Scott Lachance, USA (slashing). 151 Clark Donatelli, USA (roughing). 1:51: Petn Liimatainen.

Swe (roughing), 1:51: Thomas Rundqvist. Swe (holding), 12:47: Shawn McEachern. USA (roughing), 15:09. Third period 3. United States.

Marty Mclnnis (Ted Donato). 2:42 4, Sweden. Tommy Sjodin (Hakan Loob), 6:21 (pp). 5, Sweden, Hakan Loob (Thomas Rundqvist). 13:25 (pp) 6.

Sweden, Mi-kael Johansson, 19:39 Penalties-Steve Meinze, USA (roughing), Thomas Rundqvist, Swe (high-sticking), Clark Donatelli, USA (interference). Shawn McEachern. USA (hooking). 12:40 Shots on goal Sweden 14-17-17 48, United Stales 8-9-2 19 Goalies Sweden, Roger Nordstrom (16 shots-13 saves). United States, Ray LeBlanc (45-42) A 6,100 Referee S.

Makela. Finland. Linesmen R. Schut2. Germany.

J. Carman. Canada. MEDALS TABLE through Monday through 37 medal Nation B-Tot 8 521 Germany Unified Team Austria -Norway France Italy United Stales Finland Japan The Netherlands Canada Switzerland 617 616 3-13 1- 8 3 7 1 6 2 6 2 3 2 3 1- 2 1- 2 completion coaches may call 988-5489, 988-5477 or 988-5451 Collect 988 numbers, which are toll calls outside the Sunbury area. The fax number is 286-2570.

to the sports department of The through one point tor a 25th place vote and last week rankings: Record Pts Pvs I WRESTLING TRIVIA Question What is the Susquehanna University record for most basketball victories in a season? Answer at end of scoreboard. Auto racing, spring around corner 1 Duke (63) 20-1 1623 1 2 UCLA (2) 19-1 1554 3 3 Kansas 19-2 1474 4 4 North Carolina 18-3 1358 6 5 Arizona 19-3 1330 7 6 OhioSt. 17-3 1280 8 7. Indiana 18-4 1217 4 8 Oklahoma St. 21-3 1193 2 9 Mtssoun 17-3 1137 9 10 Arkansas 19-5 1000 11 11 Michigan St 17-4 999 12 12 UNLV 22-2 923 15 13.

Kentucky 18-5 717 19 14 Alabama 19-5 613 16 15 Southern Cal 17-4 594 13 16 Florida St 18-6 565 23 16-5 562 10 18 Tulane 19-3 504 14 19 Cincinnati 19-3 488 24 20 Michigan 15-6 417 17 21 Connecticut 16-5 382 18 22SetpnHall 15-6 351 25 23 Iowa Si 18-6 120 24 St John 14-7 81 25 Georgetown 150 69 blow during practice. During time trials, Schroeder turned in the fourth fastest time using the same engine that Mark Martin used in the Jack Roush owned Valvoline Thunderbird in the Busch Clash. Schroeder drives a Ford Mustang owned by Roush in the Exxon Supreme GTS series. Where would the sport be without friends and sponsors? Speaking of sponsors, 1 doubt if the Budweiser people would be too happy to see the cardboard likeness of NASCAR Winston Cup driver Bill Elliott that is currently in the Sunbury Motors show room. The cardboard Elliott is wearing a Coors driver's uniform.

LANDRY, from Page 13 Friday at the Comfort Inn. Berwick's Jimmy Spencer would probably like to forget 1992 Speed Weeks at Florida's Daytona International Speedway. Spencer was not allowed to compete in the first day of qualifications for the Daytona 5(X) by STP. NASCAR inspectors found the rear spoilers on the Travis Carter owned and prepared Chevrolet mounted on an illegal deck (trunk) lid. The deck lid was fixed so that when the car was at speed on the track the wind would push the deck lid down creating less spoiler space which in turn would increase the speed.

After the Carter crew made the car NASCAR legal, Spencer qualified eighth fastest on day two of time trials with a speed of 184.847 mph. This earned Spencer, the 25th starting spot in the second 125-mile qualifying race on Thursday. Lady Luck wasn't smiling on Spencer any brighter that day as he finished 21st in the qualifier. Neither that finishing position or his qualifying speed were enough to put him in the starting lineup for the 5(X). Spencer earned $2,500 in the 125-mile qualifier.

Putting the $2,500 in perspective, a team spends somewhere around just for the tires used for the two laps of qualifying. A conservative estimate is that a team will spend $35 to $50,000 attempting to qualify for the 500. That number can quickly sky rocket as in the case of the Junie Donlavey team. The Donlavey owned Ford Thunderbird that Dorsey Schroeder qualified for the 500 had two engines, $25 ,000 each, JUNIOR HIGH Eighth grade Shikellamy 33. Wamor Run 30 High scorers: Shikellamy.

Joe Boyle Warrior Run. Bill Beaver 9 Records: Shikellamy is 9-9, Wamor Run is 5-13. Warrior Run 70. Shikellamy 53 High scorers: Wamor Run, Bill Foresman 19; Shikellamy, Scott Rothermel 20 Records Warrior Run is 15-2, Shikellamy is 10-9 COLLEGES Lebanon Valley 94, Susquehanna 89, Lebanon Valtoy(16-7) 94 John Harper 3-9 5-7 14, Reggie Hall 5-6 2-6 12, Mark Hofsass 5-8 2-6 12. Mike Rhoades 7-12 4-7 24.

Steve Zeiber 64 2-2 18, Rich Tinuca 1-2 0-0 3. Shawn Scott Stephenson 0O 00 0. Totals 32-50 19-3694 Susquehanna (15-8) 89 Bryan Richie 2-60-1 4, Jim Mikolaichik 7-14 1-3 15. Vines Kennedy 1-8002. Tres Wolf 3-11 404 12.

Craig Harper 8-18 10-10 31. Tony Balistrere 1-2 0-0 2. John Hendricks 8-12 0-1 16. Jeff You.ig 0-0 0-0 0. Dean DruckenmHIer 0-0 0-0 0.

Mark Kobylinski 0-0 0-0 0. Joe Stroup 3-5 0-0 7, Chris Houser 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 33-765 15-1989 Halttime score: Lebanon Valley 43-32 Three-point field goals: Lebanon Valley 11-15 (Harper 3-4. Rhoades 2-3. Zeibe 4-5, Tinuca 1-2. Calhoun 1-1).

Susquehanna 7-17 (Richie 01, Kennedy 0-1, Wolf 2-6. Harper 5-8. Balistrere 0-1, Stroup 1-3). Rebounds. Lebanon Valley 34 (Hofsass 7): Susquehanna 40 (Hendncks, Harper.

6 each) Assists, Lebanon Valley 17 (Harper 5): Susquehanna 16 (Mikolaichik. Wolf. 5 each) Steals. Lebanon Valley 7 (7 with 1); Susquehanna 13 (Wotl. Stroup, 3 each) Blocked shots, Lebanon Valley 8 (Hofsass 5): Susquehanna 5 (Kobylinski 3).

Turnovers. Lebanon Valley 19: Susquehanna 19 Fouls. Lebanon Valley 18. Susquehanna 25 Fouled out. Hofsass.

Wolf. Harper Technicals, none. Officials, Lindsay. Mayer Attendance. 450 Bloomsburg 84, Pitt-Johnstown 62 Pm-Johrisontown (14-10) 62 Jeff Clark 2-7 7-711.

Barry Picchianm 2-4 OO 4. Vashon Hargrove 2-7 1-4 i. Wade Meal 0-2 3-4 3. Tim Thompson 7-13 3-618. Mark Henset 2-10 3-4 7.

Bob Shanahan 1-5 1-24. Kevin Cottodi 0-0 0-0 0. Oumn Ham 5-6 Ot 10. Totals 21-5418-3062 Bloomsburg (10-13)94 Paul Dennebaum 2-4 12 6. Shawn Go-down 2-10 3-4 7, Warden Chambers 4-13 OO 11.

Jerry Jones 4-5 5-5 13. Karl Zachman 4-11 0-08. Brian McKenna 1-3 OO 2, Jayson Lersennng 2 3 OO 5. Chris Parker 12-18 8-8 32. Yanv Gold 1-4 4-4 6.

Mark Kassteen 1-3 2 2 4 Totals 33-74 23-2594 Haiftfme score Bloomsburg 51 -32 Three-pant held goals Pttt-Johnsiown 2 10 (Clark 0-3. Pcraanra 0-1. Thompson 1-2, Shanahan 1-3). Bloomsburg 5-14 (Dennebaum 1-3, Godown 0-1, Chambers 34. Zachamn 0-2.

Letaanrignt 1 -2) Rebounds. P-J 37 (Thompson 14), Bloomsburg 44 (Parker 12) Assists P-J 12 (CU Harm 3 each) Blcomsburg 25 (Chambers 6) Steals. P-J 4 (lour with one), Bloomsburg 11 (Zachman 5). Blocked shots. P-J 6 rthompaon.

Henaet 2 each). Bloomaburg 6 (Parker 3) Turnovers. P-J 23 Bloomsburg 10 Fouls. P-J 19. Bkxmsburg 21 Fouled out.

Ham. TecrncaJs, none No: Parker 32 ports ware career ragh tar Ihe 6-10 senior center, who. in ha last games, has grabbed 15. 14 and 12 rebounds SCORES EAST AmencanM 110 Stodmor5B Bloomaburg 94. P-Jorinslown 62 Boot SI 82 St Paula 79 Caaaeton St 99.

Colby Sawyer 79 Cathokc 106. York. Pa 93 Charleston. Va 92 BkjeMd St 85 damn 107. Pont Park 74 Emra 81.

Lycomng 70 rWMadraonSI 0rew63 Favmont St 86. Wheskng Jeemt 78 George Waarangton 75. James Madoon TO Hoty Croaa 80 New Hamper 70 KiOlown 80 Southampton 78 Lebanon Vaaey 94. Susquehanna 89 Loyola. Md 70 St Petis65 NY Manniw 73 Arosrlus Magnus 57 Nvack 101 Sard 75 Persist 61.

Md-Baajmore County 77 Perw St -Bshrand 83. Dyk 67 Ramapo74.Y Connecacul 73 Fader 65 Brooklyn Col 62 Saiem St 86.N Adams SI 75 Satem.WVa S3 Weal LOany 78 Salon Ha 82 63 St Frsros 75 CorgateeS St John Fisher 72. Nazarwti S3 Tlwaao trVaynasburg53 TowsonSt 98 BuaKeS UtpaaisTO MortrawxSl 68 Wash Je SO OowiCey 72 SOUTH Aranaaa Si 72 Cent Fionas 71 Bemo 94. Cumbanand Tern 74 Besma-Cookman 96 Md -E Shont 91. OT pian DuOwil 115 Bstwi Tsrw 95 Cadsi73 MC-GiseiwbuiutW Dayton St 120 Devry kwtaula 79 Coasts) Caroms 74 Col ot CharMon 65 Kerucky-7 AuswPsy7S Tennessee St 9 Carcan 1 EaatCarorrra74 George Maion 68 Ersww 05 Cx WamiarSI Ftonda4M90 Delaware 81 Other receiving vote Massachusetts 63.

Teus-EI Paso 58 LSU 5t. Oklahoma 45. C. Chartotle 37. Nebraska 36.

Wit -Green Bay 28, Montana 23. Princeton 21, Stanford 21. Arizona St. 20. De-Paul 17.

New Mexico St 17. Ball St 16. Bngham Young 14, PepperrJine 13, Rhode Island 13. Houston 10. West Virginia 9.

Wake Forest 8. Teus Christian 6. Louisiana Tech 5. Boston College 4. LousvMie 4.

Teus 4. Georgia Tech 3. Iowa 3. Delaware 2. Minnesota 2.

Mem-prwSt. 1. Richmond 1 NBA rMSTESH CONFERENCE C.J. Landry writes a weekly motorsports column for The Daily Item. 6Y' swimmers set marks Pine Grove 41, Regional 36 Louroea Regional (3) Pam Morose 0 1-2 1, Kim Marono 2 0-0 5, Nadu Schroyer 31-37, Marsha Mayton '8 5-6 21, Danese Schroyer 1 0-1 2.

Totals 14 7-12 36. Three-point field goals: Martmo. not score: Amy-Reipnah, Cindy Zyla, Anne Spietes, Carolyn But. PtnefJrove(41) Bobbie Loy 2 4-4 8. Gwen Newswanger 1 1-2 3.

ArJ Schneck 8 64 22, Fawn 40O8 Totals 15 11-1241 Three point field goals: None. Did not score: Pam Schech. 8oors by quarters: Louroea 6 8 9 'P Grove 4 6 19 1336 1241 82, SI (62) Heidi Meyers 13 1-2 27. Gretta Zechman 0 3-6 3, Ton Wtvkmel 1 0-0 2. Ceiene 'Fuk 7 0-0 14.

Jen Hand 0 4-8 4. Knsten 11-33. Totals 22 9-19 53. Held goals: Nona. not score: Steph Paul.

Oieenwuod(53) Gossan Hayden 42-410, Tracy Hengst 4 3-3 11, Heaher Bonner 1 0O 2, Yvetle Rouah 4 2-3 10, Launa Shea 10 3-7 24. Erm Mclntyre 2 1 -2 5. Totals 25 1 1 -1 9 62 Three-point field goals: Shea. Did not score Lynn Snyder, Kriata Byers. Score, by quarters: Halrtax 13 8 16 1653 Greenwood 12 14 20 1662 Junior varsity: Greenwood 39-37 OT.

'High scorers: Greenwood. Knst Namrj-vei 1 1 HsJrlax, Jam Charles 1 8. DamMa(3, rMtfftteiDurQ 33 (M) Reoecce Hoyaa 0 1-2 1, Megan Hunaing- 0 2-2 2. Tonya Reynolds 31-2 7. Davis 3 4-4 10.

Laurie AahenMder 3 2-8 8. Marae Beyer 1 00 2. Rone Faust 3-4 1 Jessie Zietinaki 3 4-6 1 0, Jess Wray 4 OO Totals 23 1 7-28 63. TtMse puaa said goals: None. Od not score: Heather Eckard.

Kan neamer. Cory Campbai. Heather Kaas. MmnDurg(3I) NMu Burtuand 1-2 13. Jodi Rothefmei ,4 2-3 10.

Kane Robbins 0 3-5 3. Dam after 0 0-1 0. Mandse Oswald 2 0-0 4. Jen Vount 1 1-2 3 Totals 12 7-13 33. Trvee-prjrtfieidgoeia Burtdand2 CM not aoore Cowat Fats.

Mandy Long. Valeria Swartz. Dawn Renner. Hoty Gni- Wv Kayss Mier. Score by qusrtsrs: IT 21 16 15-63 Mrrknburg 4 4 11 1433 Junior varsity: Mrrfknourg 12-11.

t-kgh scorers Mrrttoiourg, Jsn Yount and Cow-'al Fats. 4 each. Dartve. Heather Eckard 5 1. $7 (ill 'Tetany Pouet 1 0-0 2.

Jen Water 1 3-3 S. CsmySNrpe 1 4-6 6 Staph Boyer 10 3-9 ,23. Liz Whamer 2 1-1 5. Tara Cnssmgsr 1 0-0 2. Jen Mmer 2 2 2 6.

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Jen Malar 11; Se- snagrove. Jooatyn Norton 9 Warrior Run, 41 f41) PawM60-1 17 4 13. Fame Snyder 3 0O 6. Tammy V- wrM, umney scnriader 0 0-2 0. MnoEry01-21 Totals 18 4-941 Three-rjora tew goals Pawling CM not cc Aane Metzgar.

Sandy Kmey Amy Kyis Woa 0 0-1 0 Sarah Ranck 4 4-4 12. MX Stwat 1 0-0 1 Ke Smi 4 4-4 12 Cnratn Bis sr 1 0-0 2 Knslen Mswwy 2 04 i ngn Onxj 0-0 2 Francis Manon 63. Coker 51 Furman 55, Samford 42 Jackson St 83, Grambling St. 76 Kennesaw 98. Ga Southwestern 92.

OT King, Tenn 92, Lee 83 LIFE Bible-East 83. Berry 75 Liberty 77, Campbell 58 Limestone 80 Lander 68 Livingstone 65. Winston-Salem 61 Longwood 76. Barton 62 Louisiana Tech 91 Jacksonville 63 Mars Hill 67. Leee-McRae 65 Middle Term 68.

Tennessee St 49 Miss Valley St 105. Alabama St Mississippi Col 80. West Georgia 65 Morehead SI 84, SE Missouri 80 Morehouse 102. Alabama 88 Murray St 1 03. Tennessee Tech 99.

OT Carolina 107, Morgan St 95 -Wilmington 88. American 87 North Georgia 61 LaGrange 60 Presbyterian 84. Newberry 69 Oueens. 63. Belmont Abbey 59 Radford 94.

WtrHhrop 67 Richmond 73, Old Dominion 69 Carolina St61 Howard 59 Stetson 83. SMU 63 Tn -Chattanooga 61 Appalachian St 59 Troy St 145 Miles 114 Tusculum 94 Bkiefield Co 91 Tuskegee 89. Columbus 85 Union, Term 71 Freed-Hardeman 69 Washington 8 Lee 78. Man Washington 62 Woflord78. -Aiken 65 Xavier.

NO 88. Spring Hill 75 -MIDWEST Akron 75. knots69 Augsburg 80. Macalester 77 Baker 91 Southwestern. Kan 83 Bradley 54.

Iowa 52 Cent Brbkt89 Baptist Bibls Mo 80 Cent Christian 85. St Lows Christian 84 Cleveland St 62, mmois 52 Columbia. Mo 113 Cert Methodist 88 Concordia. Moor 83. St Mary s.

Minrr? 74 Creighion76 Drake 52 Dakota Wesryn 1 10 Mount Marly 82 Eureka 67. Cornell. Iowa 63 Fontbonne 87. Santord Brown 72 Grand Rapids Baptist 87. Alma 76 Grand Rapids BrWe 105.

Cincinnati Bible 93 Gusttv Adolphus 73. Hsmane 66 Hennfcat-LeGrange 72. Culver-Stockton 60 l-Msdeie 84 Oakland. Mich 80 -Chicago 95 rto90 ncSt.D8.Si.U)ua62 Michigan Tech 76. Michigan 72 Mnaoun 87.

Nebraska 61 Mo -Kaneas City 88 Ctacago St 74 Mo SI Lours 68 Pittsburg St 66 NW Mnaoun St 79. Wayne Neb 72 awn 69 Wichita St 55 SwnaHeqhOJ 69 Adrian 68 St Frsnos md 93 ind -South Bend 89 St 064 Bethel Minn 62 St Thomas. Mnn 76. St John. Minn.

73 OT Taylor 106. md -Pur -Indpis 68 Winona St 106 Wia -Oshkosh 84 Wa -Green Bay 76. Vatpararao 48 SOUTHWEST AlcomSt 73 Prarne View 61 AngetoSt 89 ToaaSt 78 Arkansas Co 70. Arkansas59 Arkansas Tech 85 ottheOzarks49 Cent Arkansas 77 Henderson St 7S Hardng 113 Ark -Moraceao 105 Midweslem St True 104. Jarva Ova-San 74 OucMa93 Hendrag? Tesas Ai 81 Aoesne Chrakan 72 TaaasSouewmM SoumamU 83 Tuaa 78 Oral Roberts 62 Alt WEST CotaradoCol 79 Colo Goto Sengs 41 New Meo 81 65 Lean Amencar Bole 70 Masjrs67 LongBsschSI 73 FfsanoSI 61 UNLV 7S CaiSl-Fuenon47 TOMWASJENTS City UMvwrslry el New VoA Baruoti77 MerJga Ew71 CCNYH.JonnJaySI Hurss84 Lshman5S York 89.

Steasn iaartd 71 TOP 25 The Top Twerav Faa stsma a The oaaaf Press 199'-S2 eosag ban records Saougti Feb 16. to based on 25 pons tar a srst pace wen I'M. OS) NmVort 32 IS M0 Bon 22 MS 3'S 2 17 471 S'fl Warn 24 2S 4S2 HmJnmi Jl 30 412 111 WrwnngKxi 17 34 333 11-9 Own It 11s CwwwOlililuii os i era CW wnd 33 14 ers 7' atum a sea i it a sio is' Mwmaes 24 2 400 17 man 23 30 434 Omtm IS 35 314 24' WESTERN CONRTtENCE BWaMOMaoa 36 is aao SwrMono 2 22 SS Mouaon '2 28 W0 fw 1 31 MO I4l Ofm IS 3S 300 H'? '0 40 200 23l NtacMiiiin "WS 3S 15 TOO OaawStas 33 is a i 33 I SB 3 LLmm 2 22 Ma Swan 27 25 Si tnCavat 2S 25 510 Sowi 17 33 340 IS Saaaisaa wi'l wamoKxii la Voa i Wjww 102 Dutchmen top Crusaders SELINSGROVE The Lebanon Valley men's basketball teafii shot 71 percent from the field ip the second half and trimmed Susquehanna 94-89 in a non-league game Monday night. Craig Harper tied a seasonhigh with 31 points for the Crasaderjl3-8), who lost their second straight game at home. I The Flying Dutchmen, coached by former Bucknell player and assistant coach Pat Flannery, movtd to 16-7 overall with their fourth straight win.

The 16 wins is! the squad's most since the 1972-7 season, Lebanon Valley made 15-of-21 field-goal attempts in the sefcbnid half. It also made Il-of-15 jhots from 3-point range. Harper, who scored 31 foi the third time this season, moved; Into 10th place on the school's allninrc scoring list with 1 ,263 points. Freshman point guard Mike Rhoades paced the Flying Dutchmen with 24 points. Sophomore guard Steve Zeiber added 18.

Susquehanna trimmed a 12-point second-half deficit to 93-89 hen Harper scored on a 3-pointer-with 27 seconds left. SU's Tres Wolftjiter fouled Jason Say. Say hit one ol two shots for the final score. BLOOMSBURG The Bloomsburg YMCA Barracudas team set eight of 10 records established at the Central Pennsylvania YMCA Swin ming Championships held Saturday at Bloomsburg University. The Bloomsburg group won 44 of the 88 league titles contested.

The meet involved more than 4IX) swimmers from seven teams. Katie Bisordi led Bloomsburg efforts with two individual records and swam anchor leg of a record-settting relay in the girls ages 12 and under diviison. Bisordi lowered teammate Mary Luschas' 2(X)-yard freestyle record of 2:06.81 with a 2:06.10 clocking. She also broke teammate Jackie Crane's 1988 mark of 58.47 in the 100-yard free wth a time of 57.65. Bisordi then teamed with Stefanie Williams, Emily Hunchar and Luschas to post a time of 1 :58.82 in the 200-yard medley relay, lowering the previous league mark of 2:02.41 posted by a Bloomsburg squad earlier this season.

Triple winners in the meet Bloomsburg's Kelly Ranck nd Greg Remaley, the Sunbury YMCA 's Ryan Martin and the West Branch YMCA's Jennifer Wood. Taking two events each were Bisordi. Williams. Stephanie Campbell, Matt Cole, Andrew Gorbv, Hunchar and Luschas of the Bloomsburg team, and Sean Martin from the West Branch YMCA team. Other league records set: Girls 8 and under, 100-yard free relay, 1:07.73 by Bloomsburg's Jamie Flick, Dana Marinin, Courtney Stanchock and Holly McCullough.

12 and under girls 2O0 IM, 2:18.96 by Luschas, breaking the old mark of 2:22.29 by Hunchar. 12 and under girls 50 breasts-troke, 34.30 by Hunchar, lowering the old mark of 34.44 by Kelly Ranck of Bloomsburg in 1990. Ages 14-under girls, 100 back, 1:03.27, Jennifer Wood, of the West Branch YMCA of Milton, topping the old mark of 1:03.35 by Wood earlier in 1992 Ages.l8-under boys, 100 fly, 54.98 by Matt Cole of Bloomsburg, lowering the mark of 55.80 by P. Green of Bellefonte, set in 1981 Also, three members of the Bloomsburg Area YMCA Barracudas won individual events Sunday at the third annual Reading YMCA 7-11 Invitational. Katie Gardner won the 11-year-old girls 100-yard medley in a meet-record time of 1 :09.06.

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