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Scoreboard The Salina Journal Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE By United Press International (West Coast game not included) East Pet. GB Cleveland 3 571 Deiroit 5 4 .556 Baltimore 3 3 .500 Toronto i 4 .500 Milwaukee 5 .444 1 Boston 4 5 .444 1 New York 3 6 333 2 West TeKOS 6 3 .667 Oakland 6 3 .667 Kansas City 5 3 .625 California 6 .600 Chicago 3 5 .375 Seattle 4 6 .400 Minnesota 3 6 .333 3 Friday's Results Kansas City 4. Milwaukee 3 Cleveland at Baltimore, rain Boston 4 Texas 1 Detroit 6. Chicago 0 California 8 Minnesota 2 Oakland at Seattle, night IP tK BB VJ California Forsch (W 2-01 982203 Minnesota Viola 0-1 596615 Coslillla 3', 6 2 2 2 2 ,00000 Violo pitched to 2 batters in 6th 1 225 7323 NATIONAl LEAGUE CARDINALS 5. ME7S 2 NEW YORK Wilson cl Heep rl Kingtnon Ib Foster II Hodges Brooks 3b Sockmon 2b Gardenhir ss Jorgensn ph Bailor ss Holmon Orosco Stoub ph Torrez Totals New York St.

Louis ST. LOUIS ob bi ob bi 4 0 II ISmith II 5011 3 1 OSmilh ss 3000 4000 Hernand; Ib 4120 4000 Porter 4010 4010 Hendrick rl 4112 4010 Oberklell 3b 4110 3000 Green cl 4110 2000 Romsey 2b 2120 1 0 Stuper 1012 0000 lorg ph 1000 2000 Rool pr 0000 0000 Sutler 0000 1000 0000 33 1 1 1 Tolols 35 5 10 5 000000020- 2 015 101 OOx 5 Prep Golf Saturday's Games (All Times CST) Toronto (Leal 0-1) at New York (Rowley TO). I p.m. Cleveland (Sorensen 0-1 and Heaton 0-0) at Baltimore (Palmer 0-0 and Martinez 11), 1 05 p.m. Texas (Darwin 0-0) at Boston (Hurst 0- 1).

1:15 p.m. Detroit (Petry 2-0) at Chicago (Ban- nis'er 0-1), 1:15 p.m. California (John 2-0) at Minnesota (Havens 1-1). 115 p.m. Kansas City (Leonard 1-1) at Milwaukee (Haas 0-0).

2:20 p.m. Oakland (Krueger 1-0) at Seattle (Young 1-1). 9:35 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE (West Coast games not East St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 5 Montreal 5 Philadelphia 4 New York 2 Chicago 1 West Atlanta 7 l.os Angeles fa Cincinnati 5 San Diego 4 San Francisco 2 Houston 1 Friday's Results Chicago at Pittsburgh, Atlanta at Philadelphia. St.

Louis 5. New York 2 Houston 7. Montreal 6. San Diego at Los Angeh Cincinnati at San Franci Saturday's Games (All Times CST) Chicago (Moskou 0-0) at (McWilliams 1-0). 1:15 p.m.

Montreal (Lea 1-0) (Knepper 0-1), 2:20 p.m. Cincinnati (Price 1-0) at Son Francisco (Breining 2-0), 3:35 p.m. Atlanta (Niekro 0-0) at Philadelphia (Corlton 1-1). 6:05 p.m. New York (Lynch 0-0) at St.

Louis (LaPoint 0-0). 7:05 p.m. San Diego (Lollar 1-1) at Los Angeles (Reuss 1-0). 9:05 p.m. Baseball Boxscores AMERICAN LEAGUE TIGERS 6.

WHITE SOX 0 DETROIT CHICAGO ab bi ab bi WMlaker 2b 5010 RUw cl 4000 Johnson 3b 3110 Bernazrd 2b 3000 Braokens 3b 2000 Baines rl 3000 Herndon II 5110 Lulinski dh 3000 Porrish 4131 Kiltie II 3000 Grubbdh 3100 Walker Ib 3000 Wocknlss dh 1000 Fisk 3000 Wilson rl 4222 Vtaw 3b 2000 Lemon cf 4033 Squires ph 1000 leach Ib 4010 Dybzinski ss 2000 Trommel ss 4020 Hairston ph 1010 Totals 39 6 14 6 Totals 28 0 1 0 Deiroit 020 002 020- 6 Chicago 000000000-0 Game winning RBI Wilson (I). E-Dybiinski. Walker. 6, Chicago I. 2, Herndon.

Wilson. IP It ER BB SO Detroit Wilcox(WI-l) 910008 Chicago Hoxl(ll-l) 6Vi 10 4 3 0 6 Koosmon 2220 I Mura 20000 WP-Mura 2.1-2:36. BLUE JAYS 6, YANKEES 5 TORONTO NEW YORK ab bi ab i bi Collins If 5220 Randolph 2b 5021 Bonnell If 0000 Griffey Ib 4000 Garria 2b 4221 Winfield If 5010 Upshow Ib 4122 Kemprf 4000 Johnson dh 4120 Baylor dh 3110 Whitt 3022 Smaller a 3110 Powell rl 1000 Mumphry cl 4110 Barlield rf 4010 Nettles 3b 3111 Mulliniks 3b 1000 Wynegor 4111 lorg 3b 3001 Moseby cl 4010 Griffin ss 4010 Totals 37 6 13 6 Totals 35 5 3 Toronto New York Gome winning RBI Whitt (2). Upshavt. 1.

LOB-Toront 6. New York 8. Garcia, Wynegor HR-Upshow (3). SB- Moseby (2). Boylor S-Gorcio.

SF- Whitl. IP ER BB SO loronlo Stieb(W2-l) 985157 New York Alexander 275511 May 0-1) 651115 Gossoge I I 0 0 I 0 Alexander pitched to 4 batters in 3rd: May pitched to I batter in 9lh. 2.49. A 15,092. ANGELS 8, TWINS 2 CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA ab bi ab bi 6120 Hatcher rf 4000 5130 Caslino 2b 4221 5113 Ward If 4021 5010 Hrbek Ib 4010 4111 Goelli 3b 4010 4110 Grunnsky cl 4000 0100 Bush dh 4010 4223 Laudner 4000 5031 Fado ss 3010 5010 43 8 15 8 Totals Game winning RBI Stupe Brooks Holmon IOB New Tork 4.

St. Louis 8. 2B Wilson, Heep Jorgensen Green. HR Hendrick (31 Heep (2! Sluper 2. Ramsey IP ER BB SO New York Holmon (L 0-1) 9 5 I 2 3 Orosco 1 00001 Torre; I 10000 St.

Louis Stuper (W 1-0) 852203 Sutler (51) 100001 WP Holmon 2.08. A 20 443. NBA Standings 4GUE included) Pet. GB 1 .833 2 .714 3 .625 1 3 .571 I 1 5 .286 3V. 7 .125 5 1 .875 2 .750 3 .625 2 5 .444 3''.

6 .250 5 9 .100 7 ults i. cold io, rain i 2 6, 10 innings leles. night ncisco. night imes at Pittsburgh at Houston Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 1 Pet. Philadelphia 65 16 .802 Boston 55 26 .679 New Jersey 48 33 .593 New York 43 38 .531 Washington 41 39 .513 Central Division y-Milwaukee 51 30 .630 Atlanta 42 39 .519 Detroit 37 44 .457 Chicago 28 53 .346 Cleveland 22 59 .272 Indiana 20 61 .247 Wrsfern Conference Midwest Division I Pet.

San Antonio 52 29 .642 Kansas City 45 36 .556 Denver 44 37 .543 Dallas 38 43 .469 Utah 29 52 .348 Houston 14 67 .173 Pacific Division Los Angeles 57 23 .713 Phoenix 51 29 .638 Seattle 48 32 .600 Portland 44 36 .550 Golden State 29 51 .363 San Diego 25 55 .313 GB 10 17 22 23 9 14 23 29 31 GB 7 8 14 23 38 6 9 13 28 32 Cotew Ib Clark rf Lynn tl De Cmcs3b ReJocksn dfi Downing II Bemquei II Gricr, 2b Foley is Boone Totals California Minnesota 352 8 1 000 132 002- 8 100001000-2 Gome winning RBI Lynn (I). E-Grich, Hrbek. DP -California I. LOB -California II. Minnesola 6.

28- Word. Hrbek. Grich. Foley. HR- Re.Jackson (I).

Lynn (2). Gnch(2). CoslinolS). Friday's Results Chicago 120. Boston 117 Philadelphia 100.

New Jersey 98 Cleveland 132, Indiana 124 New York 100, Detroit 83 San Antonio 121. Utah 118 Kansas City 117, Houston 102 Denver 137, Dallas 26 Phoenix at San Diego Golden State at Portland Seattle at Los Angeles NHL Playoffs Boston vs. Buffalo (Series tied, 1-1) Apr. 14 Buffalo 7, Boston 4 Apr. 15 Boston 5, Buffalo 3 Patrick Division NY Rangers vs.

NY Islanders (NY Islanders lead series. 2-0) Apr. 14 NY Islanders 4, NY Rangers 1 Apr. 15 NY Islanders 5, NY Rangers 0 Campbell Conference Norris Division Chicago vs. Minnesota (Chicago leads series, 2-0) Apr.

14 Chicago 5, Minnesota 2 Apr. 15 Chicago 7. Minnesota 4 Smythe Division Edmonton vs. Calgary (Edmonton leads series, 2-0) Apr. 14 Edmonton 6, Calgary 3 Apr.

15 Edmonton 5, Calgary 1 Decathlon Results Sunflower Decathlon Junior High Division T.J. Bransfield. Jon Gonzalez. Doug Werth, Peter Hebert. 1.4)8: Tom Bergeron, Phillip Hebert, Don Bergeron, 540: Greg Teasley.

310. Juco-Univershy Division Anthony Wallace. 3,400: Dwaine Schmitt, Scott Wichert, 3,095: Tracy Schnacker, Scott Foutch, Sean Fox, 2.918; Blair Benedict. 2.692; Mitch Fabry. 2,397.

American Indian Division Frederick Cate. 1,521. NAIA District 10 Division Charles Hill, 3,332: Tracy Tuttle, 3,316: Larry Setzkorn. Brad Nachtigal. 2.997: Jason Ruckman.

2,214. Masters 30-34 Division Tom Martin, 2,284. Masters 35-39 Division Carl Nicholson. Jerome Duron, 2.110. Masters 40-44 Division Jon Bingesser 2.503.

Masters 45-49 Division Gary Forshee, 1.468. Masters 50-54 Division Jerry Reiserer. Bill Butterworth. 1.356. Open Division Tim Hanna.

3.530; Ed Fye. Wayne Defenbaugh, 3.051: Kevin Graham. Roger Marshall, 2.647. Friday's Top Finishers 100-meter dash 1. Schmitt.

11.2; 2. (tie) Fye and Wallace. 11.4; 4. (tie) Hill and Wichert. 11.5.

Long Jump I. Schmitt. 2. Hanna. 22- 4'j; 3.

Hill. 22-1 1 4. Graham, 22-1; 5. Schnocker, Shot Put 1. Hanna.

48-3 1 2. Setzkorn, 3. Benedict, 42-11; 4. Bingesser, 5. Defenbaugh, High Jump I.

(tie) Wallace and Tuttle, 3. (tie) Benedict. Graham. Defenbaugh and Fye, 400-meter dash 1, Fye, 51.0: 2. Hill, 52.1: 3.

Foutch, 53.4; 4. Schmitt, 53.5; 5. Wichert. 54.1. BELLEVILLE INVITATIONAL Team Scores Concordio 321, Abilene 336, Belleville 340.

Marysville 344. Sacred Heart 354. Cloy Center 364, Minneapolis 371. Chapman 390. Smith Center 390.

Seloit 395. Washington 450. Belleville B' 491. Individual Results Abilene Morris 79. Sweeney 84.

Johnson 88. Bogan 85. Ralston 93, Phillips 101. Belleville Block 79. Shawn Baird 67 Scott Boird 88.

Arneson 86. Frankamb 109. Johnson 95. Beloit Klenda 99, Blending 103, Johnson 95. Meier 107.

Shumate 103. Wright 98. Chapman Oakleaf 88. Stillwagon 100. Adams 98, McMillan 104, Keener 115, Whitley 116.

Cloy Center Gregory 91, Ropp 93 Wohler 94. Horsfoll 86. Fullington 94, McKale 96. Concordio Meyer 77. S.Hofer 77, Rasmussen 85, Peck 85, B.Hofer 84.

Erkenbrack 83. Marysville Boss 81. Donard 86. Friedrichs 86. Moser 92, Sluplanek 103 Swaoson 91.

Minneapolis Pieschl 85, Stein 81. Bell 102, Keating 116, Kay 103. Wing 115. Sacred Heart A.Gagnon 80, Mai 93, J.Gagnon 86. Meares 99.

Ribble 95. Belz 111. Smith Center John Terrill 94, Specht 100. Jay Terrill 104, Wire 93, Zobel 103, Frieiing 120. Washington Nider 99.

Wiemers 119. McGotlin 108. Dusin 135. Hoover 124 Fulton 153. Belleville 'B' Brzon 109.

Buyer 116, Fuhrman 126, Heyka 140. PGA Results By United Press International Heritage Classic Mac O'Grady Bob Eastwood Mark McNulty Scott Simpson Hale Irwin Jim Nelford lee Trevino 66-72-138 Peter Jacobsen LPGA Results By United Press International Classic Ayoko Okamoto Debbie Massey Janet Anderson Myra Van Hoose Kathy Postlewait Betsy King Alice Miller Jane Blalock JoAnne Corner Sydney Crofter Prep Track SALINA CENTRAL INVITATIONAL BOYS Team Scores Junction City 147, Manhattan 145, Hutchinson 104. Salina South 73, Salina Central 59, Great Bend 35. Individual Results 400m run 1. Atkins, JC, 51.9; 2.

Robinson, H. 52.14; 3. Tolbert, 52.63; 4. Osborn, SC, 52.74; 5. Hoy, SS.

53.39. Triple jump 1. White, SC, 45-2: 2. Collins. SS, 43-4; 3.

Williams, run 1. Robinson, JC, 2. Pulford, 3. Diedrich, SS, 4. Heikes, SS, 4:44.70.

400m relay 1. Junction City, 43.5; 2. Salina South, 44.19: 3. Salina Central. 44.47.

Shot put 1. Gritton. M. 52-9: 2. Cox, SC, 50-3; 3.

White. JC. 45-11. Long jump 1. Henry, SC, 2.

White, SC, 20-8 1 3. Williams. M. High jump 1. Collins.

JC, 6-6: 2. Leahy. 6-4; 3. Aleman. H.

6-2; 4. Kennedy, SS. 6-2. relay 1. Manhattan, 2.

Salina South. 3. Hutchinson. 5. Salina Central, 9:01.23.

100m dash 1. Jackson, JC, 11.01; 2. Pannell, H. 11.22; 3. Graves, JC, 11.28; 4.

Eanes. SS, 11.35: 4. Allen, SC, 11.40. Discus 1. Opie, GB.

150-4; 2. Daily. 131-11: 3. Gritton. 1313; 6.

Mastison, SC, 125-5. 110m high hurdles 1. Jones, 15.89; 2. Hauserman. JC.

15.98; 3. Keeler. SS, 16.12. Javelin 1. Lock.

183-6; 2. Hauls, 166-9; 3. Jackson, JC. Pole vault 1. Holen.

12-6: 2. Sommers. SS, 12-0; 3. Aleman, 120; 6. Johnson, SC, 10-0.

300m intermediate hurdles 1. Jones. 41.21; 2. Wilson, JC, 41.77; 3. Beckley.

42.30; 6. Henry. SC, 46.55. 200m dash 1. Graves.

JC, 22.44; 2. Pannell, 22.67; 3. Allen. SC. 23.47.

800m run 1. Bartlett, 2. Avery. 3. Pick.

4. Goertzen, SS. 2:02.40. run 1. Perroue.

2. Robinson. JC, 3. Pulford. 10.09.76; 4.

Yockers. SS, 6. Heikes, SS, 10:29.24. 400m weightmen's relay 1. Salina South, 47.61: 2.

Hutchinson, 48.34; 3. Salina Central. 48.59. 1.600m relay I. Junction City, 2.

Hutchinson, 3. Salino South, 3:33.05: 6. Salina Central, 3:34.10. GIRLS Team Scores Junction City 67. Manhattan 58 Vi, Great Bend Salina Central 51, Salina South 8.

Individual Results 400m relay 1. Junction City, 50.67; 2. Salina Central. 52.06; 3. Manhattan.

52.07; S. Salina South, S6.81. 400m run 1. Kilpatrick. JC, 2.

Mauch, GB, 1.04.56: 3. Aubrey. JC. 1:05.05. 300m low hurdles I.

Weltmer, SC, 47.30; 2. Marstall, 51.47; 3. Carroll. JC, 53.92; 4. May, SC, 54.78.

1.600m run 1. Taylor, GB, 2. Morrill. 3. Moyer, JC, 5:33.85.

High jump 1. Newman, SC, (meet and school record); 2. Page, 5-3. 3. Bundy, 5-0.

Discus 1. Howley. 130-8; 2. Rash, SC, 102-3; 3. Johnson.

GB, 101- Q. 100m dash I. Johnson, GB, 12 70 2 Adams, JC. 12.72, 3. Williams.

JC. 13.39. 800m relay 1. Junction City. 1 46.74; 2.

Salino Central. 1:47.51: 3. Manhattan. 1:48.80, Salina South. 2:04.64.

100m high hurdles 1. Newman. SC 16.92: 2. Moore. JC.

18.72. 3. May. SC. 16.87.

Shot put 1. Howley. M. 2 Wagoner, GB, 31-0 1 3. Kinkaid, GB, 30-5.

Long jump 1. Cox, SC, 18-0; 2. Kilpatrick, JC, 16-4; 3. McGoughul, 5. Parr, Sc.

800m run I. Taylor. GB. 2. Bullock.

M. 3. Bonilla, SC, 2:29.65. 3200m run 1. Foster, GB, 12:08.62: 2.

Moyer, JC. 12:17.70: 3. Spracklin. SS. 4.

Cain. SS, 13 17 00- 5. J.Graber. SS. 13:29.34.

200m dash 1. Adams, JC, 26.84; 2 Oietz GB. 27.82: 3. Clayton. 27.93.

400m weightmen's relay 1. Manhattan. 56.20; 2. Salina Central. 1 00 52; 3.

Great Bend, 1:05.04. 1 600m relay 1. Salina Central, 4:12.73: 2. Manhattan, 3. Great Bend, 4:21.51.

Prep Track HAYDEN (Continued from Page 11) 110-meter preliminaries and Mike Murray was disqualified for false-starting in the 200-meter prelims. Bob Faerber took second in the 300- meter hurdles (44.11) and third in the 110-meter highs (17.14). Abilene's Clay Donley was the top performer in the meet, capturing three events. The Cowboy sophomore won the 100 and 200-meter dashes with times of 11.15 and 23.52 and then captured the long jump with a leap of 217 'A. Dan Pope and Dan O'Mara of Hayden were double winners.

Pope took the 1600 (4:34.88) and the 3200 (9:55.86) while O'Mara captured the shot put (47-llMi) and the discus (138-9). Abilene freshman Rena Hughes took the girls' 1600 (5:41.21) and the 3200 Nikki McMillan of Chapman, last year's state 400-meter champion in 4A, won her specialty with a time of 1:01.57. Nuggets win to set up showdown with Kings DENVER (UPI) Kiki Vandeweghe scored 15 of his 35 points in the third quarter Friday night and Dan Issel and Alex English combined for 50 more to help the Denver Nuggets defeat the Dallas Mavericks 137-126. The Nuggets' victory set up a season- ending showdown Sunday night when Denver hosts Kansas City. The winner of that game will gain the final NBA Western Conference playoff spot.

Vandeweghe kept Denver ahead in a close third quarter before Issel and English combined with reserve Glen Gondrezick to blow the contest open early in the fourth quarter. Denver led 104-100 after three periods and quickly extended it to 122-110 with 6:37 to play in the game. Issel scored 27 points, English 23 and rookie Rob Williams had 14. Mark Aguirre led the Mavericks with 31 points. ABILENE INVITATIONAL BOYS Team Scores Topeka Hoyden 167, 123''i.

Chapman 115, Clay Center 106. Sacred Heart 55 Wamego 47. Individual Results Long jump 1. Donley, Abilene, 21-7 1 2. Desch.

Hoyden, 20-5; 3. McLaughlin. Chapman, 20-4. Shot put 1. O'Mara, Hoyden, 2.

Carr, Chapman, 46-2 Vj; 3. Wilson, Chapman. 45-10. Javelin 1. Kohl, Clay Center, 189-7; 2.

Neuschafer, Chapman, 1727: 3. Stuck, Abilene, 149-11; 5. Jadlow. Sacred Heart. 146-4.

Pole vault 1. Uffendell, Chap- 12-0; 2. Pritchard. Wamego, II- 3. Hague, Abilene, 11-0.

Discus 1. O'Mora, Hayden. 1389: 2. Newton, Abilene, 136-6; 3. Clarke.

Hoyden, 132-5 1 High jump 1. Lane. Clay Center, 6-0: 2. Jadlow, Sacred Heart, 5-10: 3. Struble, Sacred Heart.

5-10. Triple jump 1. McLaughlin, Chapman, 41-8; 2. Lone, Clay Center, 4I-7 1 3. Davis, Hayden, 39-5.

110m high hurdles I. Hinkle, Abilene. 15.49; 2. Watt. Chapman, 16.47; 3.

Faerber. Sacred Heart, 17.14, 4. Pearce. Sacred Heart, 17.85. Shuttle hurdle relay 1.

Abilene, 2. Chapman, 1:16.48: 3. Hayden. 1:18.67. 3200m relay 1.

Womego, 2. Clay Center, 3. Hayden, 8:30.88: 6. Sacred Heart, 8:45.89. 100m dash 1.

Donley, Abilene, 11.15; 2. Dykla. Clay Center, 11.35; 3. McLoughlin. Chapman, 11.39; 5.

Murray. Sacred Heart, 11.79; 6. Poague, Sacred Heart, 11.82. 1600m run I. Pope.

Hayden, 2. Reilly, Hayden, 3. Schenck, Abilene, 5. Nichols, Sacred Heart, 6. Hermes, Sacred Heart, 4:55.12.

400m relay 1. Clay Center. 45.69; 2. Abilene, 46.25; 3. Chapman, 46.31; 5.

Sacred Heart, 47.62. 400m weightman relay 1. Chapman, 48.63; 2. Clay Center, 49.88; 3. Abilene.

49.91: 4. Sacred Heart, 50.00. 400m dash I. Desch, Hayden, 53.15; 2. Trumble, Clay Center.

53.42; 3. Buckner, Hayden, 53.46. 300m IM hurdles 1. Hinkle, Abilene, 42.90; 2. Foerber, Sacred Heart, 44.11; 3.

Hoobler, Hayden, 44.19. 800m run 1. Reilly, Hayden. 2:04.27: 2. Fink, Chapman, 3.

Stewart. Womego, 2:05.52. 200m dash 1. Donley, Abilene, 23.52: 2. Tauer, Wamego.

24.10; 3. Desch, Hayden. 24.33; 4. Poague, Sacred Heart, 24.36. 3500m run 1.

Pope, Hayden, 9:55.86: 2. Burline, Hayden. 3. Devlin. Hayden.

10:22.0. 1600m relay 1. Hayden. 2. Clay Center.

3. Chapman, 3:43.14. GIRLS Team Scores Chapman Topeka Hayden Cloy Center 87, Abilene 85, Wamego 62, Sacred Heart 43. Individual Results High jump 1. O'Connor, Sacred Heart.

5-3; 2. Lehman. Abilene, 5-2; 3. Kickhaefer, Chapman, 4-10. Discus 1.

Bellinger, Chapman, 106-2; 2. Altman. Abilene. 98-10; 3. Benninga.

Cloy Center, Shot put 1. A. Cox, Abilene, 2. Rodriquez. Hayden, 32-11; 3.

Bollinger, Chapman, 31-7; 6. Humphrey. Sacred Heart, Long jump 1. Roth. Hayden, 167; 2.

Benninga, Clay Center. 3. Lehman. Abilene, 15-6. 100m high hurdles 1.

Merts, Wamego, 16.27: 2. O'Connor. Sacred Heart. 16.49; 3. Kickhaefer, Chapman.

16.91: 4. Valcoure. Sacred Heart, 17.60. 800m relay 1. Chapman, 2.

Wamego. 3. Hayden, 6. Sacred Heart. 2:05.22.

3200m relay 1. Chapman, 2. Hayden. 3. Abilene, 11:15.67.

100m dash 1. Williams, Clay Center, 13.52; 2. Whitley, Chapman, 13.62; 3. Roth, Hayden. 13.77; 5.

Val- coure. Sacred Heart, 13.89; 6. Vance, Sacred Heart. 13.99. 1600m run 1.

Hughes. Abilene, 2. Seller. Sacred Heart, 3. Pope.

Hayden. 6:05.04. 400m relay I. Hayden, 52.60; 2. Wamego, 53.29; 3.

Chapman. 53.42; 6. Sacred Heart, 56.09. 400m field event relay 1. Clay Center.

56.63; 2. Abilene, 57.94. 400m dash 1. McMillan, Chapman, 2. Wiltz.

Hoyden, 1:03.06: 3. Williams, Clay Center, 1:03.12: 6. O'Connor, Sacred Heart. 1:07.80. 800m run 1.

Dierking. Clay Center. 2. Zumbrunn. Chapman, 3.

Pope, Hayden, 2:39.83. 300m low hurdles 1. Mertz, Wamego, 47.26: 2. King, Cloy Center, 48.03: 3. Watt, Chapman, 51.36.

200m dash 1. Yustick. Hayden, 27.70; 2. Cook. Womego, 28.04; 3.

McMillan. 28.14. 3200m run 1. Hughes, Abilene, 2. Jackson, Chapman, 3.

Seller, Sacred Heart, 12:31.47. 1600m relay 1. Chapman, 4:18.66: 2. Clay Center, 3. Hayden, 4:29.00.

NEWMAN (Continued from Page 11) the triple jump at 45-2 and was second in the long jump at 20-8V4. South's Tony Harvey had the best time (10.98) in the preliminaries of the 100-meter dash but was forced to scratch out of the finals because of cramps. The Junction City boys won the team title on the last event. Trailing Manhattan by four points entering the meter relay, the Blue Jays took first in 3:31.00 while Manhattan could manage only a fourth-place finish. "I'm real pleased with the effort from both of our teams," said Bob Schmoekel, head coach for the JC boys and girls.

"I didn't think we'd win both of them. Everything just fell into place for us." South and Central both return to the track Monday when they compete in the McPherson Invitational. Kings trip Rockets KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Eddie Johnson scored 22 points to pace seven Kansas City players in double figures and lead the Kings to a 117102 victory Friday night over the Houston Rockets. Kansas City, which won the season series from Houston 6-1, will close the season on the road Sunday against the team it is battling for the sixth and final playoff spot in the NBA Western Conference, the Denver Nuggets.

Larry Drew added 20 points, Ray Williams and Mike Woodson 14 each, LaSalle Thompson 12, and Joe Meriweather and Steve Johnson 10 each as the Kings kept their playoff hopes alive with their sixth straight victory. Kansas City is now 45-36 on the season and finished its home schedule at 30-11. Woodson and Thompson came off the bench to score four points each during a 12-4 spurt over the opening four minutes of the second quarter to move Kansas City from a six-point lead to a 40-26 advantage. Thompson wound up scoring eight points in the quarter as the Kings outscored the Rockets 34-20 to open a 62-42 halftime lead. HOUSTON (102) Hayes 811 2-4 18.

Walker 4-9 1-2 9, C. Jones 1-7 2-2 4. Leavell 5-16 6-6 16, Teagle 513 4-4 14. Nevitt 4-6 0-0 8, Henderson 0-3 2-2 2 Murphy 11-19 2-2 24, M. Jones 2-5 0-1 4, Bryant 0-4 3-4 3.

Totals 40-93 22-27 102. KANSAS CITY (117) E. Johnson 8-15 4-6 20. Meriweather 5-9 0-0 10 Johnson 4-9 2-4 10. Drew 7-11 6- 6 20, Williams 5-10 4-5 14, Woodson 6-13 4- 4 16, Thompson 5-8 2-2 12.

Nealy 2-4 0-0 4. Steppe 1-2 2-2 4. Dennard 0-1 0-0 0, Loder 2-3 3-4 7. Totals 45-85 27-33 117. Houston 22 20 30 30 102 Kansas City 28 34 26 29 U7 Three-point goals None.

Fouled out None. Total fouls Houston 26, Kansas City 27 Rebounds Houston 40 (C. Jones 10), Kansas City 46 (Williams 10). Assists Houston 26 (Hayes. Leavell 6), Kansas City 30 (Williams 9).

Technical Houston (illegal de- lense). A 8.379. South girls win Shocker Sports Festival 5A title WICHITA Salina South's girls won seven events, including two by distance ace Alysun Deckert, here Friday afternoon to win the Class 5A title in the Shocker Sports Festival at Wichita State. The Cougars ended the meet with 138 points and four meet records. Wichita Kapaun was second with 116 points and Hays was third with 83.

Deckert won the 800 and runs with times of 2:21.3 and 10:55.39, respectively. Both times were meet records and placed the Cougar junior on top of the area track honor roll in both events. Carolyn Noller won the 100-meter dash (12.51) and anchored the winning 400-meter relay team to a time of 50.6. Both times were meet records. Alicia Slay won the 200-meter dash (27.15) and also ran on the first-place 400-meter relay team.

The other two winners for South were Jodie Schnepf in the high jump (5-2) which tied a school record and Debbie Gilbert in the long jump (16-5). "I was very pleased, especially since this was our first meet of the season," South head coach Harold Frazell said. "We scored in every event we entered but the shot put. We took twelve girls to the meet and they did a super job." South Results lOOm-dosh 1. Carolyn Noller, 12.51 (meet record): 2.

Terri Jones. 12.9. 400m-relay I. South (Patty Hays, Jones, Alicia Slay, Noller), 50.6 (meet record). 300m-hurdles 3.

Debbie Gilbert, 50.6. 800m-run I. Alysun Deckert, 2:21.3 (meet and school record). 3.200m-run 1. Deckert.

10:55.39 (meet record); 2. Mary Blanchard. 12:13.14: 3. Julie Campbell. 12:17.84: 5.

Rixe McKee. 13:01.25. High Jump 1. Jodie Schnepf. 5-2 (ties school record): 2.

Gilbert, 5-0. 2. Sandi Graber, 5:47.75. Discus 2. McKee, 106-4.

Long Jump 1. Gilbert. 16-5. 200m-dosh 1. Slay.

27.15: 2. Noller, 27.3. 1.600m-relay 3. South (Grober, Kim Lohmeyer. Blonchord, Slay), 4:22.0.

Saturday, April 16, 1983 Page 13 SHHS's Berkley, Brelsford go undefeated BELLEVILLE Alex Berkley and Bill Brelsford of Sacred Heart each went 3-0 In the singles competition Friday in the Belleville tennis quad' rangular. Concordia won the team title despite scoring the same number of points (11) as Belleville. The Panthers were clared the winners because of the least number of games lost. Sacred Heart was third in the team race with 9 points. "I'm real pleased with our players they did a good job," SHHS head coach Gene Hulstine said.

"NoW we have to work on our teams." The next meet for the Knights will be Monday at Abilene. Team Scores Concordia II, Belleville II. Sacred Heart 9, Marysville 5. Sacred Heart Results No. 1 Singles Alex Berkley (3-0) def.

8-6; del. Spongier. B. 8-3; del. Giebler.

M. 8-2. No. 2 Singles Bill Brelsford (3-0) def. Losh.

8-6; def. Eickman, M. 8-1; def. Tallent. 8-1.

No. I Doubles Tom Clayton-Mark Porter (03), lost to 3-8; lost ttf Wreath-Hollowell, 1-8: lost to Ungeier. 2-8. No. 2 Doubles Ken Denning-Beau Drolling (0-3) lost to 0-8: lost Mortin-Bettis.

5-8: lost to Keating-Jacques, 4-8. Concordlo Records No. I Singles John Havel (2-1): No. 2 Singlei Troy Losh (2-1); No. 1 Doubles Kevin Johnson-Van Cailteaux (1-2): No.

2 Doubles Stan (3-0). Belleville Records No. 1 Singles Bob Spongier (1-2): No. 2 Singles Dave Tallent (1-2): No. 1 Doubles Dana Wreath-Shown Hallowell (3-0): No.

2 Doubles Mike Martin-Troy Bettis (2-1). Marysville Records No. 1 Singles Kurt Giebler (0-3): No. 2 Singles Kevin Eickmon (0-3); No. 1 Doubles Todd Ninceheloer-Keith Ungeier (2-1); No.

2 Doubles David Keating-Darren Jacques (1-2). Wesleyan pounds Tabor twice HILLSBORO Kansas Wesleyan's Alice Watkins fired a no-hitter to lead the Coyotes to a 17-0 victory over Tabor here Friday in the second game of a KCAC softball doubleheader. Wesleyan also won the first game, 14-8, as the Coyotes played for the first time in almost a month. They are now 2-2 overall and 2-0 in the conference. Watkins, who also pitched KW to the victory in the first game, slammed a two-run homer in the second contest as the Coyotes won in three innings by the run rule.

Karla Campbell and Diana Rickard each had two hits and a rbi in the game. In the first game, Watkins and Campbell each slapped out two hits. Sherri Beck, Elaine Cannefax and Rickard each had 2 rbi as the Coyotes pouned out 18 hits in the twinbill. Next up for KW is a doubleheader this afternoon at Friends University in Wichita, beginning at 1 p.m. First Gome Kansas Wesleyan 109 004-14 9 2 At Tabor 000 134-8 7 6 Watkins and Hickerson.

L.Isaac and Allen. WP Watkins. LP Isaac. HRs None. Second Game Kansas Wesleyon 52(10) 17 9 I At Tabor 000-0 03 Watkins and Hickerson.

Harms and Isaac. WP Watkins. LP Harms. HRs Watkins (KW). Concordia wins Belleville title BELLEVILLE Concordia's Kevin Meyer and Scott Hofer both shot 77s to lead the Panthers to the team title of the Belleville Invitational golf tournament here Friday.

Concordia had a 321 team total to win the title by 15 strokes over Abilene. Belleville was third in the 12-team meet with 340 strokes, followed by Marysville 344 and Sacred Heart 354. Results in Scoreboard Tr Meyer and Hofer tied for medalist honors and Meyer won a playoff for first place. Mark Morris of Abilene and Scott Black of Belleville shot 79s, with Morris winning the playoff for third, and Sacred Heart's Andy Gagnon was fifth medalist with an 80. John Gagnon fired an 86 for Sacred Heart while Brian Mai had a 93, Mike Kibble a 95, Mike Meares a 99 and Ted Betz a 111.

Sacred Heart returns to action Thursday with a split squad competing at Hesston and Minneapolis. Cage season's curtain to finally fall By BRETT MARSHALL Sports Writer The curtain will finally fall tonight on the 1982-83 high school basketball season when the Mid-Kansas and Boot Hill All-Star Classics will be held in Hutchinson and Dodge City, respectively. Tipoff for the 5th Annual Mid-Kansas Classic, sponsored by the Hutchinson Quarterback Club, will be at 6:30 p.m. for the girls in the Sports Arena. The same starting time will be in effect for the girls' Boot Hill All-Star contest in Dodge City's Civic Center.

Boys' games will tipoff approximately 20 minutes after the conclusion of the girls' contests. Schools in The Journal area will be well represented at both all-star events. Fifteen players will compete in the Hutchinson doubleheader while 18 will play at Dodge City. Among the standouts in the boys' Sterling tabs new basketball coach STERLING Jim Littleford has been named the new head basketball coach at Sterling College. Littleford, who has been an assistant coach at Coffeyville Community College the past six years, will replace Lorin Miller who resigned at the cocl- usion of the 1982-83 season.

Littleford is a native of Vandalia, 111. He attended Olney (111.) Community College where he was a starting guard on a team that placed third in the 1973 National Junior College Tournament. WSU handles OCU, 19-11 OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) Backed by four home runs from three batters, Eric Sonberg snared his ninth victory of the season and Wichita State defeated Oklahoma City University, 1911, Friday. games at Hutchinson are Salina Central's Greg White and Lincoln's Sam Holloway, both members of The Journal's Top Five All-Area team and Kevin Willt of Quivira Heights, a second- team choice. Headlining the girls' competitors are Sherri Stoecker, a Top Five choice along with second-team pick Janet Ensign of Miltonvale.

Also playing at Hutchinson are Salina South's Don Kennedy and Brenda Bushman and Salina Central's La- Vonnda McCabe. At Dodge City, the North boys' squad will be led by Journal Top Five selections Roger Flax of WaKeeney and Kelly Locke of Thomas More Prep-Marian, along with second-team choices Dan Daniels of Brewster and Brent Cotton of Smith Center. The North girls' team is highlighted by two Top Five picks Andre Schmidt of Hays High and LaNell Cox of Norton. Also on the North squad is second-team pick Kathy Funk of Oakley. Area basketball players who are competing in the two all-star games: MID-KANSAS CLASSIC At Hutchinson BOYS American Stan Franti, Hillsboro; Sam Halloway, Lincoln: Don Kennedy, Salina South: Jay Tolle, Lindsborg.

National Tad Geiman, Morquette: Ken Stonebraker, Ellsworth; Kevin Willt. Quivira Heights; Greg White, Solina Central. GIRLS American Amy Anderson, Clifton-Clyde; Rachelle Bremerman, Minneapolis: Brenda Bushman. Solina South; LaVonnda McCabe, Salina Central. National Janet Ensign.

Miltonvale; Jenny Steffes, McPherson: Sherri Stoecker, Lindsborg. BOOT HILL CLASSIC At Dodge City BOYS North Scott Willfong, Norton; Jeff Miller, Victoria; Brent Cotton. Smith Center; Kelly Locke, TMP-Marian; Kyle Sides, Northern Valley; Dan Daniels, Brewster; Roger Flax. WaKeeney. GIRLS North LaNell Cox, Norton; Renee Cox, Norton; Jennifer Christensen, Golden Plains; Royal- ynn Voss, Logan; Shelly Aldridge, Weskan; Vickl Dinkel, Wheatland; Andre Schmidt, Hays; Darla Gfeller, Triplains: Lynnette Nichol, Ransom; Kathy Funk, Oakley.

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