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10 Friday, March 4,1988 The Salina Journal Scoreboard Area high sohool basketball results Basketball college boxscores Today's schedule Girls NBA standings All Times CST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Boston New York Washington Philadelphia New Jersey 39 19 23 32 23 32 23 33 14 42 Pet. .672 .418 .418 .411 .250 GB 14', 15 24 Central Division Detroit Atlanta Chicago Milwaukee Indiana Cleveland 37 IB 35 21 32 25 30 24 29 27 28 30 .673 .625 .561 .556 .518 .483 2'-i 6 6', BV, 10V, WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Dallas Denver Houston Utah Son Antonio Sacramento 39 17 34 21 33 22 29 26 22 31 16 40 Pet. .696 .618 .600 .527 .415 .286 GB 5''i 9V, 15V, 23 Pacific Division Lakers Portland Seattle Phoenix Golden State L.A. Clippers 45 10 34 21 30 27 17 38 14 40 12 -42 .818 .618 .526 .309 .259 .222 11 16 28 30V, 32V, x-clinched playoff berth Thursday's Games Chicago 97, Philadelphia 93 Portland at Phoenix, (n) Friday's Games Los Angeles Clippers at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia at New York, 6:30 p.m.

Washington at Indiana, 6:30 p.m. Houston at Dallas, 7p.m. Sacramento at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Denver, 8:30 p.m. Golden State at Los Angeles Lakers, 9:30 p.m.

Utah at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. HBA boxscores BULLS 97, SIXERS 93 Philadelphia (93) Barkley 9-12 14-19 32, Robinson 7-1302 14, Gminski 7-162-2 16, Cheeks 6-1500 12, King 3-7 0-0 6, Wingate 0-1 0-0 0. Coleman 3-5 1-2 7, Thornton 2-3 0-0 4, G.Henderson 0-9 2-22. Totals 37-81 19-27 93. Chicago (97) Sellers 3-7 0-0 6, Oakley 3-6 1-2 7, Corzine 4-6 0-0 8, Vincent 4-9 0-0 8, Jordan 15-29 6-9 36, Pippen 5-7 3-4 13, Brown 0-2 0-0 0, Grant 4-93-411, Paxson 4-8 0-0 8, Turner 0-1 0-0 0.

Totals 42-84 13-1997. Philadelphia 28 18 19 28-93 Chicago 27 25 21 24-97 Fouled out None. 47 (Barkley 18), Chicago 53 (Grant 11). (Cheeks 7), Chicago 28 (Vincent 10). Total 17, Chicago 25.

BLAZERS 135, SUNS 112 Portland (135) Ca.Jones 3-4 1-4 7, Kersey 12-26 4-7 28, Duckworth 8-17 9-10 25, Drexler 1821 6-8 42, Porter 4-8 1-1 9, Anderson 2-4 0-0 5. Holton 4-6 0-0 8, Lucas 2-4 3-6 7, Sichting 1-3 0-0 2, Ch.Jones 1-1 0-0 2, Murphy 0-00-00. Totals 55-94 24-36135. Phoenix (112) Gilliom 9-19 2-4 20, E.Johnson 6-14 3-3 15, West 7-11 3-3 17, Davis 9-18 2-2 22, K.Johnson 5-11 0-0 10. Corbin 3-9 0-0 6, Crite 3-4 2-2 8, Adams 0-1 0-0 0, Hornacek 3-5 2-2 8, Moore 3-5 0-0 6.Totols 489714-16112.

Portland 28 35 39 Phoenix 22263529-112 3-Point 2, Anderson. Fouled 63 (Duckworth, Drexler 13), Phoenix 39 (West 9). 30 (Porter 9), Phoenix 40 (K.Johnson 16). Total fouls- Portland 20, Phoenix 25. College scores By The Associated Press MEN EAST Moris! 76.

St. Francis, Pa. 57 County 82, Loyolo, Md. 76 Northeastern 90, Maine 80 Robert Morris 76, Foirleigh Dickinson 71 St. Francis, NY 66, Wagner 62 Villanovo 92, Vermont 62 SOUTH Bethel, Tenn.

86, Belmont 85 David Lipscomb 110, Trevecca Noz- arene 92 Lee 102, BluefieldSt.93 Limestone 90, Morris 86 McNeese St. 78, Stephen F.Austin 65 Middle Tenn. 92, Tennessee Tech 89, 20T N. Carolina St. 74.

Maryland 68 N.Kentucky 85, Lewis 75 NE Louisiana 66, NW Louisiana 64 Stetson 86, Samford 75 Tenn. Temple 95, Covenant 60 MIDWEST Ashland 88, Indianapolis 69 Iowa 103, Michigan St. 87 Missouri 93, Oklahoma 90, OT Nebraska-Omaha 93, South Dakota 84 Oakland, Mich. 85, Hillsdale 82 Purdue 84, Wisconsin 56 SlU-Edwardsville 114, Ky. Wesleyan 102 St.

Cloud St. 68, Morningside 65 SOUTHWEST Georgia Southern 75, Rock 58 Hordin-SimmonsBO, Mercer78 Houston 82, Arkansas 77 Lubbock Christian 95, Wiley 77 Midwestern Texas 109, Texas Coll. 89 N. Texas St. 83, Texas-Arlington 74 Oklahoma City 77, NW Oklahoma 76 Paul Quinn 107, Howard Payne 66 Sam Houston St.

76, SW Texas St. 61 Texas-San Antonio 91, Georgia St. 83 Wayland Baptist 79. Dallas Baptist 61 FAR WEST Arizona 79. Washington St.

41 Brigham Young 89. New Mexico 82 N.Arizona 87. Weber St. 67 N. Colorado 102, Mankato St.

88 Utah 66, Texas-El Paso 55 Utah St. 82. Fresno St. 69 Washington 77. Arizona SI.

73 TOURNAMENTS Big South Conference First Round Baptist Coll. 69, Campbell 61 Rodford 96, Augusta 82 Winthrbp63, N.C.-Asheville58 Carolines Conference Quarterfinals Catawba 82. Lenoir-Rhyne 65 MIAA Semifinals Louis 76. NW Missouri St. 70 SE Missouri 93, Cent.

Missouri 78 NAIA District 22 First Round Cedarville92.Findlay71 Defiance 85. Mount Vernon Nazarene 71 Rio Grande 119, Urbana 84 Walsh 88, Ma lone 70 Semifinals Dominican, N.Y. 92. King's. N.Y.

70 St. Thomas Aquinas 108, Caldwell 84 First Round S. Nozarene 108, NE Oklahoma 89 Science Arts. Oklo. 69.

Cameron 66 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference First Round Fort Lewis 84, Western 69 N.Mex.Highlands 72, Mesa. Colo. 46 Southwestern Athletic Conference First Round Alcorn St. 79, Jackson St. 63 Grambling St.

87, Miss. Valley St. 62 Southern U. 108, Proirie View 87 Texas Southern 105, Alabama St. 93 West Virginia Conference Quarterfinals Charleston, W.Vo.

101, Glenville St. 86 Shepherd 90, Fairmont St. 85 Juco scores MEN Region VI Playoffs Semifinals Independence 100, Highland 86 MEN N.C. STATE 74, MARYLAND 68 Maryland (68) Gatlin 2-12 2-2 6. Lewis 4-10 5-8 15, Williams 3-7 0-0 6, McCoy 3-4 2-2 II, Archer 2-7 4-4 10, Mossenburg 7-11 2-4 16.

Hood 1-4 0-0 2, Walker 0-0 0-0 0, Dickerson 1-1 0-0 2. Nared 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 23-57 15-20 68. N.Carolina St. (74) Howard 6-9 3-4 15, Brown 7-10 0-0 14, Shackleford9-123-721, Corchiani 1-24-4 6.

Del Negro 2-8 5-6 9, Monroe 2-4 2-2 7, Weems 0-0 0-0 0, Lester 0-0 2-3 2, Jackson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 27-45 19-2674. 39. N.C. State 34.

3-point 7-10 (McCoy 34. Archer 2-2, Lewis 2-3. Hood 0-1). N.C. State 1-3 (Monroe 1-2, Del Negro 0-1).

Fouled out McCoy. 26 (Lewis, Williams 6). N.C. State 27 (Shackleford 10). 13 (Archer 8), N.C.

State 18 (Corchiani 8). Total 22, N.C. State 17. ARIZONA 79, WASHINGTON STATE 41 Washington State (41) Evons 4-63-311, B.Wright 1-120-03, Anderson 2-9 0-0 4, Kidd 0-1 0-0 0, Sanders 1 -2 0-0 3, Hodges 0-1 0-0 0, Rowe 3-50-06, H.Wright 5-100-2 10. Ball 1-52- 54.Totalsl7-51 5-1041.

Arizona (79) Cook 6-6 3-4 15, Elliott 5-8 0-1 11, Tolbert 4-70-1 8, McMillan 1-30-02, Kerr 2-4 2-2 7, Lofton 1-2 0-0 2, Mason 3-5 3-4 10, Turner 4-4 4-8 12, Buechler 1-32-34, Muehlebach 3-3 0-0 8, Bergman 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 30-4614-23 79. 41, Washington St. 15. 3-point St.

2-8 (Sanders 1-1, B. Wright 1-5, Rowe 0-2), Arizona 5-9 (Muehlebach 2-2, Kerr 1-1, Mason 1-2. Elliott 1-2, McMillan 0-1, Bergman 0-1). Fouled Washington St. 24 (B.Wright, H.Wright 5), Arizona 35 (Buechler 9).

St. 8 (Anderson, Kidd. H.Wrighl 2), Arizona 22 (Mason, Buechler 4). Total St. 22, Arizona 13.

SI. bench. IOWA 103, MICHIGAN ST. 87 Iowa (103) Marble 5-11 13-15 23, Jones 6-10 3-4 15 Horton 1-3 3-5 5, Armstrong 6-8 7-8 20 Moe 6-11 3-4 17, Hill 5-7 1-3 11, Morgan 1-2 0-0 2. Reaves 2-4 0-0 6, Jewell 0-0 0-0 0, Jepsen 1-10-02, Westen 0-02-22.

Totals 33-57 32-41 103. Michigan St. (87) Valentine 6-9 0-0 12, Redlield 7-17 3-4 17 Papadakos 6-8 1-113, Wright 1-1 0-0 2, Smith 3-51-1 7, Worthington 3-31-4 7, Wolfe 3-6 0-0 8, Risen 0-2 0-0, Hall 6-1014 13, Manns 2-3 2-2 8, Sekal 0-1 0-1 0. Totals37-65 9-1687. 56, Michigan St.

42. 3- point 5-10 (Reaves 2-3, Moe 2-5 Armstrong 1-1, Jones 0-1), Michigan St 4-10 (Wolfe 2-2, Manns 2-3, Rison 0-1, Smith 0-1, Sekal 0-1, Hall 0-2). WOMEN DISTRICT 10 SEMIFINALS WASHBURN 58, EMPORIA STATE 56 Emporla State (56) Linot 1-9 0-0 3, Shalley 2-4 1-1 5, Quayle 5-11 5-6 15, Nelson 2-10 2-2 7, Heidmon 0-0 0-0 0, Lane 0-2 0-0 0, Bolen 3-5 3-6 9, Dawson 6-135-8 17. Totals 195417-2356. Washburn (58) Jennigs 11-23 4-6 26, Lee 1-3 1-4 3, Shaffer 2-8 2-3 6, Wempe 3-13 0-0 6, Yornell 5-10 7-7 17, Bybee 0-8 0-0 0, Woodard 0-0 0-0 0.

Totals 22-6514-20 58. Halftime-ESU, 30-24. Fouls 18, WU 20. Fouled out None. Three-point goals Linot 1, Nelson 1 (ESU).

Rebounds ESU 31 (Quayle 6); WU 45 (Jennings 15). Assists ESU 8 (Quoyle 3); WU 7 (Bybee 4). Turnovers-ESU 12, WU 14. Records 20-9; WU 29-1. Big 8 standings MEN League 11 10 8 7 5 Overall 26 19 19 18 19 14 13 7 3 7 10 8 10 14 16 10 FRIDAY, MARCH 4 BASKETBALL Solina South at Salina Central, 8 p.m.

Lisa Nyborg, Bethany: Lorie Flax, x-CharlesSiflord SI Mary. de Player of the Year Heidi Wimmer. Finsterwald Freshman ol the Year LeAnn Harold Henning Froelchsner, St. Mary. Dave Hill Coach of the Year Tracy Reitke.

bT Kansas Wesleyan. Mi ler Barber Rale Bolts BobBrue PreD SCOreS BobChorles Bobby Nichols f-iBir 34-35-69 33-37-70 34-36-70 37-34-71 39-32-71 34-37-71 Class 1A Oklahoma Kansas State Kansas Missouri Iowa State Oklahoma State 4 9 Nebraska Colorado 3 10 This Week's Schedule Monday Oklahoma State 84, Virginia Commonwealth 75. Wednesday Kansas State 77, Nebraska 67; Kansas 85, Colorado 64; Iowa State 97, Oklahoma State 88. Thursday Missouri 93, Oklahoma 90 (at). Saturday Missouri at Kansas State, 1:10 p.m.

(KSNW TV-3, KMBC TV-9); Oklahoma State at Kansas, 8:05 p.m. (WIBW TV-5, KSHB TV-7); Colorado at Iowa State, 1:10 p.m.; Nebraska at Oklahoma, 3:10 p.m. WOMEN FINAL STANDINGS League Overall I Nebraska 11 3 21 5 Missouri 95 17 10 Colorado 86 IB 9 Kansas 86 18 9 Oklahoma State 77 17 10 Oklahoma 77 14 12 Iowa State 5 9 13 13 Kansas State 1 13 8 19 This Week's Schedule Post-season Tournament (At Salina) Saturday Kansas vs. Oklahoma, nc'on; Nebraska vs. Kansas State, 2:30 p.m.; Missouri vs.

Iowa State, 6 p.m.; Colorado vs. Oklahoma State, 8:30 p.m. Sunday Semifinals, 2 p.m. and MVC standings Bradley Wichita State Illinois State Creighton So. Illinois Drake Tulsa Indiana State MEN League 12 2 11 3 9 5 6 8 6 8 5 9 4 10 3 11 SUB-STATES Semifinals CLASS 1A AT COLBY Sylvan Grove 56, Kensington 42 ATCONCODIA linn 43, Jewell 34 Centralio 58, Westmoreland 35 ATMARYSVILLE AxtelU6, St.Xovier41 Hanover 61, Tipton 50 ATPALCO Eastern Heights 61, Wilson 50 Wheatlond 49, Golden Plains 40 AT PRATT Cunningham 49, Ashland 46 (2ot) Deerfield4B, Ness City 40 CLASS 2A ATARMA Central-Burden 66, Oswego 40 AT HIGHLAND Onega 64, Highland 53 Washington 34, Troy 27 AT LEOTI Leoti 46, Sharon Springs 36 Syracuse 49, Atwood 48 ATOSBORNE Lincoln 58, Otis-Bison 28 ATPEABODY Inman 59, Berean Academy Moundridge 59, Peabody 51 AT ST.

JOHN Southwestern Heights 61, Meade 27 Spearville 76, Greensburg 38 CLASS 3A AT HALSTEAD Fairfield 52, Sterling 43 Medicine Lodge 50, Halslead 48 ATHILISBORO Ellsworth 48, Ellinwood 32 Hillsboro 56, Marion 33 ATPHILLIPSBURG Plainville 80, Smith Center 46 CLASS 4A AT AUGUSTA Augusta 51, Rose Hill 45 Chaparral 67, Clearwater 44 AT CLAY CENTER Concordia 52, Council Grove 31 SE-Saline 41, Clay Center 41 AT HESSTON Andole 74, Smoky Valley 58 Nickerson 56, Maize 46 CLASS 5A AT WASHBURN RURAL Washburn Rural 64, Banner Springs 40 ATWINFIELD Arkansas City 62, El Dorado 43 CLASS 6A AT OLATHE SOUTH KC-Washinglon 57, SM-Northwest 53 Olathe North 37, Olathe South 23 AT SM WEST Recreation SRC scores SAUNA RECREATION COMMISSION Wednesday's Results Men's Basketball Championship Chippendales won by forfeit over Yotes; Cagers 70, NAPLC 68. league No. 3 Solomon Electric 72, Morrison's 56; City-county 60, Kennedy Coe53. league 9 Rangers 45, Lamone 38; Dominoes 73, Intimidorots59. Men's Volleyball Ball boys def.

Bombers, 15-13, 16-14; L2S Grinding def. Volleyball Addicts, Wrestling Kids results SALINA WRESTLING CLUB At Emporia 6-under '40 3. Kerry Pells. 43 3. Frankie Hulchinson.

B-undor 46 2. Andy Hutchinson. 49 1. Bo Maynes. 52 2.

Steve Squires: 4. Mike Brown. 58 2. Billy Moore. Mike Bonilla.

67 4. Molt Heller. 76 1. Chris Allen. 10-under 67 1.

Jim Boatman. 70 3. Ryan Roirden. 79 1. Eric Warkentine.

12-under 76 1. Jason Workentine; 2. Shone Taylor; 3. Ricky Wilson. 88 3.

Brett Loder. 92 1. Tenoer Terry. 96 4. Jeff Bluemel.

100 Charles Dodge. 105 3. Brett Heinrich, 4. Jason McGee. 110 4.

Chad Dodge. 115 3. Ron Augustine. 14-under 80 1. Wade Bullard.

85 1. Bobby Goruer. 95 1. Jerry Bowen. 110 2.

Bryon Heinrich. Soccer MISL standings AIITIm.sCST Eastern Division Minnesota 24 16 Cleveland 20 20 Dallas 20 20 Chicago 17 20 Baltimore IB 22 Western Division San Diego 29 9 Kansas City 19 18 Los Angeles 18 18 Tacomo 19 20 Wichita 17 21 St. Louis 11 28 Thursday's Games Baltimore 4, Wichita 3, OT Cleveland at Los Angeles, (n) Friday's Games Tacoma at St. Louis, 7:35 p.m. San Diego at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m.

Pel. .600 .500 .500 .459 .450 i .763 .514 .500 .487 .447 .282 GB 9V. 10 10V, 12 18V, SUB-STATES SEMIFINALS AT PRATT-SKYLINE Deerfield 14 10 11 13-48 NessCity 13 6 8 13-40 Deerfield Morgan 24, Novock 6, Esser 14. Ploeger4. Ness City Winter 7.

Werth 2, Lawrence 13, Benedict 10, Beek 8. Cunningham 49, Ashland 46 (2ot) Ashland 8 8 10 12 4 4 46 Cunningham 7 6 16 9 4 7 49 Ashland Brown 4, Isenbart 18, Travis 10, Kaltenbach 2. McKinney 8, Rich 4. Cunningham Kerschen 7, Freund 2, Becker 6, Libel 9, KristiHouse9, Karla House 16. ATMARYSVILLE Xavler41 Axtell 12 15 811 St.Xovier 14 9 12 6 41 Axtel Runnebaum 5, V.Schmitz 14, Meyer 12, WarnarlO, Porting 3, Koch 2.

St.Xavier Davis 8, Wohle 6, Majerys 6, Moloney 10, Parker 11. Hanover 61, Tipton 50 Tipton 8 17 12 13 50 Hanover 14 15 15 17 61 Tipton Hake 15, Eck 6, Brummer 3, Hoffman 3, Corpstein 12, M.Schmitt 1, Streit 10. Hanover P.Bruno 10, Hannerberg 10, Holle 8, Schmidt 20, Wallenberg 2, Koppes 4, D.Bruno 6. AT COLBY Cheylin 47, Grinned 44 (ot) Grinnell 10 10 12 8 4 44 Cheylin 6 8 8 18 7 47 Grinnell Stacey Struckhoff 5, Teeter 3, Rueschhoff 8, Ostmeyer 4, Shauna Struckhoff Cheylin Ratzlaff 2, Voorhies 4, Nelsen 6, AntholzS. Seymour 4.

Elijah 26. Sylvan Grove 56, Kensington 42 Sylvan Grove 12 10 16 18 56 Kensington 10 14 10 8 42 Sylvan Grove Meitler 4, Hurlbut 22, Dohn Kensington Krein 2, Beckman 20, Jackson 10, Kathleen Osthoff 2, Wagenblast 2, Kris Osthoff 6. AT CONCORDIA Linn 43 34 Linn 6 12 16 9 43 Jewell 2 11 13 8 34 Linn Turk 8, V.Beikman 2, L.Beikman 4, Ohlde 8, Ouellette 14, Richter 7. Jewell Coyne 1, Grirard 2, Schumacher 8, C.BIackmore 9, M.Budke8, S.BIackmore6. Hockey NHL standings All Times CST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division 1 Phildlphia 34 Washingtn 33 NY Isles 31 NY Rangers 28 New Jersey 28 Pittsburgh 26 22 26 25 29 34 30 7 6 9 8 5 9 Pts 75 72 71 64 61 61 GF 236 226 248 245 230 249 GA 223 192 218 231 257 262 Adams Division Montreal 37 Boston 38 Buffalo 29 Hartford 27 Quebec 27 20 22 27 31 33 10 5 9 7 4 84 81 67 61 58 246 254 225 197 226 206 203 245 217 243 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrls Division Detroit St.

Louis Chicago Toronto Minnesota Calgory Edmonton Winnipeg Los Angels Vancouver Pis 33 24 8 74 29 32 5 63 26 32 7 59 19 38 10 48 17 40 9 43 Smythe Division 37 20 7 81 36 21 8 80 30 27 9 69 25 38 5 55 21 40 7 49 GF 265 224 227 236 203 302 294 247 254 231 GA 222 231 259 281 285 242 231 247 300 270 Golf Overall 23 4 19 8 16 11 15 14 11 15 13 13 7 19 7 20 Monday Bradley 113, S. Illinois 102; Creighton 74, Drake 71; Wichita State 98, Radford 75. Wednesday Creighton 72, Marquette 58. Saturday Bradley vs. Indiana State, noon: Southern Illinois vs.

Creighton, 8:30 p.m.; Illinois State vs. Drake, 6 p.m.; Wichita State vs. Tulsa, 2:30 p.m. Sunday Post-season tournament semifinals at Peoria, III. All-conference KANSAS CONFERENCE MEN First Team Darin Melka, 6-8.

Friends; Victor Jackson. 6-4, Bethel: Darren Batman, 6-4, St. Mary; Tim Eiman, 65, Sterling; Eric Gault, 6-2, Ottawa; Stan Shewey. 6-5, Tabor; Bryan Ward, 6-6, Kansas Wesleyon; Brian Hill. 6-5, McPherson; Mike Rohn, 5-7, McPherson; Jerry Smith, 6-4, Southwestern; David Rineberg, 6-i, Friends.

Player of the Year Darin Melka. Newcomer of the Year Mike Rohn. Coach of the Year Ron Heller, Friends. WOMEN First Team Heidi Wimraer, Friends; Robelyn Garcia, Friends; Monique Howard, Kansas Wesleyan; Shanda Ammons, Sterling: Janelle Flax, St. Mary; Rita Seba.

Bethany; Colleen Ratzloff, Tubor; Kim Stroud, Shannon Hentz, Kansas Wesleyan; PGA scores MIAMI (AP) First-round scores Thursday from the $1,000,000 Doral Open Golf tournament being played on the par Blue Course at the Doral Country Club: Bobby Wadkins 33-34-67 Tom Kite Jack Nicklaus Chip Beck Larry Nelson 35-33-68 Gil Morgan Bruce Lietzke Tommy Nakojima Ed Fieri 36-33-69 John Mahaffey Raymond Floyd Steve Elkington Sandy Lyle 39-31-70 Ben Crenshaw Wayne Grady Bill Rogers MorkMcCumber Joey Sindelar D.A. Weibring 36-35-71 Buddy Gardner 37-34-71 Craig Stadler Ed Dougherty Mike Reid MarkO'Meara MacO'Grady Jet Ozoki Curtis Strange Scott Hoch Fred Couples Bob Murphy GeneSauers Willie Wood David Edwards 36-36-72 Russ Cochran Lennie Clements Ken Green Mark Lye LPGA scores KAUAI, Hawaii (AP) First-round scores Thursday in the $300,000 LPGA Kemper Open played on the 72-par Prince Golf Course: Thursday's Games Boston 5, Toronto 3 Detroit 6, Minnesota 3 Winnipeg 4, Vancouver 3 Montreal 4, St. Louis 2 Philadelphia at Calgary, (n) Friday's Games New York Rangers at Buffalo, 6:35 p.m. Quebec at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Edmonton, 8:35 p.m.

Etc, Marci Bozarth Hollis Stacy Chris Johnson Laura Hurlbut Vicki Fergon Connie Chillemi AmyAlcott Rosie Jones Patti Rizzo laurel Keon Colleen Walker JoAnne Corner Shelley Hamlin Tammie Green Kalhy Postlewait Ok-Hee Ku AyakoOkamoto 33-35-68 36-33-69 34-35-69 35-35-70 35-35-70 34-36-70 36-35-71 Centralla 58, Westmoreland 35 Westmoreland 7 7 8 13 Centralia 9 16 17 16 58 Westmoreland Eumsheid 8, Bailey 5, Murray 1, lauer 16, ChilcottS. Centralia Cadwick 2, Steinlage 16, Rempe 8, Strathman 2, Haverkamp 26, Koch 3, Winkler 1. AT PALCO Eastern Heights 61, Wilson 50 Eastern Heights 11 20 11 19 61 Wilson 12 14 16 8 50 Eastern Heights Kristi Molzahn 18, Stockman 7, Rahjes 16, M.Molzahn 6, Babcock 10, Jones 2, Kelly Molzahn 2. Wilson Reeves 13, Florke 10, Princ 15, Homeier 8, Miller 2, Gufston 2. Wheatland 49, Golden Plains 40 GoldenPlains 8 8 10 14 40 Wheatland 10 12 12 15 49 Golden Plains Schaben 6, Rogers 1, Bruggeman 21, Juenemann 12.

Wheatland Ziegler 6, L.Selensky 6, J.Selensky 21, Katt 4, Lundgren 10, Cook 2. Seniors scores INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) First- round scores Thursday in the $350,000 Vintage Invitational seniors (50 and older) tournament at the par-72 Desert Course, and the yard par-72 Mountain Course (x-denotes super seniors, 60 and older) Orville Moody 34-30-64 Gene littler 33-33-66 Dole Douglass AIGeiberger 36-31-67 Don Bies 32-36-68 Larry Mowry 32-36-68 John Brodie Charles Coody 33-36-69 Bruce Devlin 35-34-69 DonMossengale Gary Player AT OSBORNE Lincoln 58, Otis-Bison 28 Otis Bis Lincoln lo I 1 12 58 Otis-Bison Freed 7, W.Maneth 3, Ficken 4, Lichter 10, Juno 3, L.Maneth 1. Lincoln Selfridge 28, Bolte 8, McNemee 1, Wollesen 13, Obermueller 2, Shoemaker 1, KingS. Osborne68, Ellis43 Osborne 14 24 12 18 68 Ellis 8 12 14 9 43 Osborne Dietz 16.

Runnion 12, Brummer 13, Fosters, Doane6, Schurr 16. Ellis Flax 4, McCoy 2, B.Armbrister 6, D.Armbrister 14, Lang 8, Simpson 2. Fritschen 2, Weber 5. AT PEABODY Inman 59, Berean Academy 28 Berean Academy 5 12 6 5 28 Inman 18121811-59 Berean Academy Harms 12, Enteld 2, Entz 6, Thiessen5.Smilh3. Inman Grays 4, Penner 6, Froese 3, Noll 8, Schmidt 1, Hancock 12, Ensz 25.

Moundridge 59, Peabody 51 Moundridge 18 14 12 15 59 Peabody 19 9 9 14-51 Moundridge Dick 2, Durst 10, Vogt 4, Wenger 17, Kaufman 16, Janzen 10. Peabody Miles 22, Hague 8, Topham 8, Timmermeyer 9, Edmonds 4. AT ARMA Central-Burden 66, Oswego 40 Oswego 14 11 8 7 40 Central Burden 23 15 8 20 Oswego Beck 12, Vance 6, Westall 12. Smiths, Lewis7. Central Burden Perry 14, Jenkins 17, B.Holverson 9, T.Holverson 18, Davis 2, McEI- wain 6.

Pleasanton 53, West Elk 44 Pleasanton 6 17 17 13 53 WestElk 10 12 11 Pleasanton Pratt 17, Ellis 2, Smittick 1, Baucom 28, Rowlings 2, Hedges3. West Elk Wunderlich 10, Brace 4, A.Corle 17, Stewart 5, Walker 6, S.Corle 2. ATST.JOHN SW Heights 61, Meade 27 Southwestern Heights 16 16 8 Meade 558 9 27 Southwestern Heights Wells 7, Amerin 16, Coats 3, Reiss 1, Correll 18, Stapleton 6, Greenwood 6, Wheeler 2, Mullaly 2. Meade K.Branson 2, Alley 6, Roberts 3, D.Branson 6, Kobs 1, Clay 8, Schnelle 1. Spearville 76, Greensburg 38 Greensburg 16 6 4 12 38 Spearville 11 23 14 22 76 Greensburg Kraft 4, West 4, Richard 26, McLaughlln 2, Harding 2.

Spearville S.Stein 11, Dawbert 4, Shean 4, Kessen 2, Hartzler 16, Knoeber 2, M.Stein 19, Wilson 2, B.Stein 16. AT HIGHLAND Onaga 64, Highland 53 Highland 9 13 14 17 53 Onega 14 17 18 15 64 Highland Yates 12, Rockhold 19, Collins 2, Flax 2, Blanton4, Allen 14. Onega Bettencourt 8, Blow 4, Pollock 8, Elder 2, Hefty 18, Kufahl 2, Crumbaker 22. Washington 34, Troy 27 Washington 6 6 10 12 34 Troy 456 12 27 Washington McAfee 2, Lillie 2, A.Kern 2, K.Kern 4, Keessecker 13, Martin 11. Troy Smith 2, Moore 4, Karn 8, Campbell 10, FrankenS.

Medicine Lodge 50, Halstead 48 Medicine Lodge 8 9 13 20 Halstead 10 13 8 17 48 Medicine Lodge dixon 5, Bieber 32, Catlin 2, Tillotson 4, Wheelock 3, Nittler 4. Halstead Bockhaus 6, Stein 4, Shah 4, Autumn Schowalter 2, Andrea Schowalter 5. Overton 13, Hall 14, ATPHILLIPSBURG Semifinals Oberlin 18 9 22 10 59 Beloit 20 13 16 57 Oberlin Peter 7, Unger 6, Juenemann 14, Ostmeyer 14, Plotts2, Shirley 16. Beloit Carter 15, Klenda 3, Terry 13, Hull 17, Heidrick3, Meats 6. Plainville 80, Smith Center 46 SmithCenter 5 9 17 15 46 Plainville 16 17 13 34 80 Smith Center Henning 2, Lovewell 24.

Cornford 13, Kelley2, Railsback 4. Hrabe 1. Plainville Hemphill 20, Dreiling 6, Ross 15, Mock 2, Rempe 10, Moore 6, Doerfler 19, Hammerschmidt 2. Class 4A AT AUGUSTA Augusta 51 Rose Hill 45 Rose Hill 8 4 16 17 45 Augusta 12 13 9 17 51 Rose Hill Ames 8, Armstrong 6, Farber 12, Dennis 13, Coffel 6. Augusta Jackson 7, Gosch 26, Fowler 7, Veeman 8, Sawyers 3.

Chaparral 67, Clearwater 44 Clearwater 9 8 14 13 44 Chaparral 9 17 23 18 67 Clearwater Bohrer 4, York 7, Newlin 5, Duncan 6, Silvertooth 6, Vulgamore 20. Chaparral Spencer 21 Matties 12, Schortz 6, Beam 3, Jensen 8, Righter 7, Wilkinson 10. AT HESSTON Andale 74, Smo ky Valley 10 24 58 Class 3A Class 2A AT HILLSBORO Hillsboro 56, Marion 33 Marion 6 11 10 6 33 Hillsboro 10 13 18 15 56 Marion Thies 6, B.Bina 5, S.Bina 4, Herbel 12, Summervill 2, Ogden 1, Stenzel 3. Hillsboro L.Loewen 16, J.Loewen 2, Funk 3, Sieberl 10, Decker 7, Hawkinson 2, Nickel 6, CI3SS 6 A Smoky Valley Chambers 15, Base 2, Jamieson 8, D.Ahlstedt 8, S.Ahlstedt 4, Rump Andale Spexarth 6, Lies 5, Marx 4, Winter 19, Winiger 12, Gorges 2, Nilles 14, Mohr 12. Maize 8 12 14 12-46 Nickerson 7 10 15 56 Maize Stiverson 2, D.Paul 14, Felder 1, L.Paul 7, Voegele 7, Vansteenburg 15.

Nickerson Runger 2, Thomann 7, Ulsaker 31, Henderhot 4, Walters 4, Sturgeon 6, 5taulfer2. AT CLAY CENTER Concordia 52, Council Grove 31 Concordia 10 14 12 16-52 Council Grove 10 2 9 10-31 Concordia Defter 1, McMullen 2, Bigham 20, Steasas 3, Heald 1 Clark 2, Christenson 18. Chandler 2, Hoffer 3. Council Grove Andres 6, Delay 7, Hartman 10, Mark 5, Parker 2, Patterson 1. SE-Saline 42, Clay Center 41 ClayCenter 12 8 9 12 41 Southeast of Saline 10 16 8 8 42 Clay Center Cindy Tannehill 11, King 8, Shelly Sutler 8, Susan Siebold 13, Weimers 1 Southeast of Saline Moran 4.

Morton 8, Tammy Mann 10, Reynolds 6, Cheryl Lancaster 12, Vogt2. Class 5A ATTOPKEA Washburn Rural 64, B. Springs 40 Banner Springs 14 "9 8 9 40 Washburn Ru'ral 24 9 19 12 Banner Springs McGraw 2, Noble 6, Bolton 2, Wilson 13, Adkins7, Bond 10. Washburn Rural Stowe 9, Haley 8, Wheeler 10, G.Hess 28, K.Hess 7, Dodd 2. AT LEOTI Leoti 46, Sharon Springs 36 Sharon Springs 9 8 7 12 Leoti 8 12 12 14 36 Sharon Springs Bussen 5, VanLaeys 20, Rains4, Hudson 1, Haislip 1, Francis 5.

Leoti Gerstberger 4, Carter 4, Wilbur 12, Campas 10, Harkness 10, Nickelson 6. Syracuse 49, Atwood 48 Syracuse 13 15 7 14 49 Atwood 14 11 12 11 Syracuse Davis 4, Etzol 1, Tarman 1, Hess 26, Boy 15, Lynam 2. Atwood Vap 21, Carlson 14, Organ 6, HebleS, Hayes 2. Ellsworth 48, Ellinwpod 32 Ellsworth 8 14 16 10 48 Ellinwood 7 9 6 10 Ellsworth London 10, Fleming 2, Svaty 2, McAfee 14, Sarno6, Davis 14. Ellinwood Kinsinger 10, Biays 5, Jasper 4, Meyer 11, Farthing 2.

AT HALSTEAD Fairfield 52, Sterling 43 Fairfield 10 17 14 11 Sterling 13 14 8 8 43 Fairfield Alley 5, Martin 2, Wagler 12, Blue 11, Zink 14, Conrad 2, Hamilton 6. Sterling McCreery 14, Mosier 6, Kruse 2, Beldon 4, George 6, Groth 9, McFarland 2. AT OLATHE SOUTH KC-Washington 57, SM-Northwest 53 SM Northwest 12 14 19 '8 53 KC-Wasington 16 14 12 15 57 SM Northwest Morris 20, Schrag 4, Brown 16, Adams 13. KC-Washington Malone 2, Goheen 2, Briggs 13, Wagner 12, Witherspoon 6, Wilson 5, Lang 17. Olathe North 37, Olathe South 23 Olathe South 6 8 4 5 23 Olathe North 10 10 11 6 37 Olathe South McCall 5, Schroeber 2, DeVocelle 5, Karigan 9, Sehorn 2.

Olathe North English 7, Pellow 2, Duncan 1, Williams 8, Henning 2, Peterson 6, Harris 11. Fairfield head coach shattered after loss Transactions BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE Eric Bell and John Habyan, pitchers, and Fritsroy Marsham, third baseman. Signed Bab Gibson, pitcher, to a minor-league contract. Named Jim Simpson play-by-play announcer. BOSTON RED Steve Curry and Steve Ellsworth, pitchers, and Angel Gonzalez, infielders.

NEW YORK Lee Guetterman, pitcher, and Jay Buhner, outfielder. MILWAUKEE B.J. Surhoft, catcher. National League CINCINNATI Kal Daniels, outfielder, and Rob Murphy and Jose Rijo, pitchers, to one-year contracts. Eastern League PITTSFIELD E.J.

Narcise general manager of baseball operations. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association LOS ANGELES Joe Wolf, forward, an the injured list. PHILADELPHIA David Henderson, guard, to a 10-day contract. PORTLAND TRAIL Steve Johnson, center, from the injured list. FOOTBALL National Football League BUFFALO Scott Leach, linebacker.

HOCKEY National Hockey league EDMONTON Grant Fuhr, goaltender, and Randy Gregg, defenseman, to multiyear contracts. MINNESOTA NORTH STARS-Recalled Chris Pryor and Jay Caulfield, defensemen, from Kaiamazoo of the International Hockey League. Assigned Manny Viveiros, defensemen, to Kal- omazoo. NEW JERSEY Chris Terreri, goaltender, and Murray Brumwell, defenseman, to Utica of the American Hockey League. ST.

LOUIS BLUES-Recalled Robert Dirk, defenseman, from Peoria of the International Hockey League. VANCOUVER Mike Murphy assistant coach. Assigned Dave Lowry, forward, to Fredericton of the American Hockey League. COLLEGE A the resignation of Dennis Joyce basketball coach effective at the end of the school year. that Tony Williams, forward, has been removed from the basketball team for the rest of the season because he has not fully recovered from a pre-seasan injury.

KENT STATE-Norned Jack Sells, defensive back coach; Doug Klein, quarterback coach, and Bob Stoops, inside linebacker cooch. MARQUETTE-Announced that it is joining the Midwestern Collegiate Conference effective September 1. FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) Fairfield University Coach Mitch Buonaguro came to his basketball office like a zombie Thursday, shattered by a technical foul that cost his club a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament game less than 24 hours earlier. "I felt I let the team down," said the 33-year-old coach, his eyes glazed and bloodshot from a sleepless night.

Buonaguro's sin wasn't running out on the court, his shirttail flapping, to hug Harold Brantley after the freshman center's layup had apparently given the Stags a 60-59 victory over St. Peter's in the opening round of the MAAC Tournament Wedneaday night. His sin was doing it with two sec- onds left in the game. Referee Jack Harmon called a two- shot technical foul on Buonaguro for leaving the coaching box. The Peacocks' Willie Haynes went to the free- throw line and made both shots.

Alex Roberts made two more after being fouled on the inbounds pass and St. Peter's won, 63-60. "In those two seconds I had ach- eived the ultimate with this team, and then I saw it all go out the window," Buonaguro said. Fairfield protested the loss Thursday, contending in part that St. Peter's Coach Ted Fiore should also have been called for a technical foul for leaving his coaching box.

But it was rejected because NCAA rules do not permit protests. "I came out on the court in jubilation. There's obviously a difference between that and coming out on the court to protest something," Buonaguro said. "Should I have been penalized for that? According to the rule book, yes. Technically, I'm not supposed to be on the court.

"I let my emotions get the best of me. I was wrong there. There's no question." Distraught, Buonaguro had to be restrained from going on the court again by his assistant coaches and then didn't enter his team's locker room for about half an hour after the game. "I felt I let them down. Openly, emotionally, I really broke down," said Buonaguro.

KW women win tournament game DAVENPORT, Iowa Monique Howard scored 21 points and Jo Sharp added 19 to lead the Kansas Wesleyan Lady Coyotes to a 75-62 first-round victory over Clinch Valley (Va.) in the National Little College basketball tournament. Wesleyan, 24-4, outscored Clinch Valley 44-31 in the second half to win the game. The Lady Coyotes will Concordia College (Neb.) a 67-62 winner over Marycrest Wesleyan coach Tracy Rietzke, who was named Kansas Conference Coach of the Year Thursday, credited his team's play over the last 10 minutes of the game as the key to the win. "In the last few minutes, we hit the boards pretty intensely," Rietzke said. "That gave us chances to run the shot clock.

We showed a little more patience in the second half, especially late." Dana Mathes scored 26 points to lead Clinch Valley. KANSAS WESLEYAN 75, CLINCH VALLEY 62 Clinch Valley, Va. (62) Pam D. Saylor 1-6 1-2 3, Bise 0-5 0-0 0, Mathes 11-184-7 26; Vanover 0-0 0-0 0, M.Davis 2-14 5-10 9, J.Davis 2-3 0-3 Peace 4-5 2-2 10, Crabtree 0-1 0-0 0, Pam K. Saylor 4-9 0-1 8.

Totals 22-61 12-2562. Kansas Wesleyan (75) Howard 7-167-9 21, Hunt 1-5 1-2 3, Mitchell 00 0-0 0, Wright 0-0 0-0 0, Williams 2-7 0-0 4, Sproul3-100-06, Hentz 6-9 1-3 13, Sharp 7-1257 19, Walker 2-5 3-67, Lee 1 -2 0-0 2. Totals 29-66 17-2775. Halftime Fouls Fouled out J.Davis, Peace (CV). Three-point goals J.

Davis 2 (CV). Rebounds CV 37 (M.Davis 15): KW 35 (Hentz, Walker 8). Continued from Page 9) had it defensed well." But Bottom hit the shot despite tight defensive pressure by Garcia, and Friends got the clock stopped at 0:02. The Falcons attempted a full- court pass on the inbounds, but Anderson deflected it to send the Spartans to the District 10 championship game for a second straight year. Friends coach Jim Littell cited his team's lack of composure against Marymount's press as the deciding factor.

"We just started throwing the ball all over the gym," said Littell, whose team finished the season with an 1810 record. "This team lacks discipline on and off the floor. We got in a situation where we were looking east and west against the press instead of up the floor. We just didn't attack it well." Marymount, now 23-11, had four players score in double figures, led by Michelle Kobza's 19 points. Anderson finished with 15 points while Stallbaumer and Poitevint had 15 apiece.

"Our press has helped us in so many games," Spence said. "So many tunes this year the press has lifted us to a win after being behind early." Garcia scored 21 points tp lead Friends. Heidi Wimmer added 19 and Johnson 17..