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HiaipHHIyliHp D-4- -THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- -WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, TODAY 20 THURSDAY 21 FRIDAY 22 SATURDAY 23 SUNDAY 24 MONDAY 25 TUESDAY 26 Scoreboard Hp For scores call 633-1200, from 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. pcen New Jersey Phoenix Chicago at A. Clippers at Pacers 1 10:30 8:00 p.m. 1 p.m.

2 m- SPORTS ON THE AIR Sports In Brief Track and Field (S); 152-Otte (S), IN). 171-Leath (N); 189 Double forfeit, Hvy-Vuur-man (SI. Perry Meridian 44, Martinsville II 103-A Jeiferson IPM), H2-Brawey IM); D9-C Jefferson (PM), 125-draw. Ferguson (PMI and Bailey imi; 130-Martm (M), 135-Kern fPMi, 140-Parnsh (PM); US-Conlin (PM); 152-Johnston (M), 160-Rob-inson (M); 171-Anderson (PM); 189-Kotmg (PM), Hvy-Pieper (PM). Pike 14, Lawrtnct Central 31 103-Burtord (LCI; 112-Nyuoen (P); 119-Stores (LC), 125-McGuire ILCl; 130-Grun-dv IP); 135-Jones (LC); 140-Jackson (LC); 145-Hoischer (LCI.

152 Seawood (PI, 140-Crawford (P), (LC); 189-Spurlmg (P), Hvy-Tempieman (P). Chafard 40, Franklin Central 17 103 Breiage (C), U7-C Breiage (C); 119-Johnson (C), 125-Aiison (FCi; 130-Burke (C); 135-Allen (FC); 140-Jones (C); US-Lewis (FC); 152-Keliey (FCI, 160-Rosner (C), 171- Jones (C); 189-Gilbert (C), Hvy-Swickheimer (C). FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS EDWIN MOSES COMING TO INDY World re- cord holder and Olympic hurdles champion Edwin Moses, 32. will compete In the U.S. OlymplQ Vi.

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Sportscenter. track and field trials here In July. The Athletics Congress announced Tuesday. TAC said Moses' entry for the July 15-23 trials had arrived at the Indianapolis headquarters of the national governing body for track and field. Moses set a world record of 47.02 seconds for the 400-meter hurdles on Aug.

28, 1983. He won that event in both the 1976 and 1984 Olympics and had an unbeaten string of 107 straight finals snapped last June In Madrid. H.S. BASKETBALL BOYS Lawrence Central 91. Bech Grove S3 CITY TOURNEY Arlington 61, Sceona 47 Broad Ripoie 76, Northwest 74 Chatard 67, Ritter 52 Roncalli 65, Howe 51 STATE Howe Military 41, Laiamiere 31 (OT) New Albany 44, Silver Creex 56 GIRLS Avon 41, Franklin 43 Center Grove 47, Pike 46 Danville 73, Plamfieid 42 Heritage Christian 60, Bethtsda Christian 34 Hamilton SE 51, Sheridan 30 Howe 50, Arlington 42 Manual 46, Perry Meridian 40 Speedway 60, Brownsburg 58, OT Tech 75, Broad Ripple 41 Warren Central 52.

Lawrence North 45 PRO GOLF FUTURES TOUR 120,000 Costa Dtl Sol Classic At Miami Page Dunlap 71-69-140 Peggy Kirsch 71-70-141 Lisa Stanley 72-73-145 Mary Slinkard 74-71-145 Connie Baker 72-74-146 Kelly Loy 73-73-146 Shelley Green 71-75-146 Nancy Tomich 75-71-146 Cindy Schreyer 73-74-147 Michele Drinkard 75-77-147 JAN KLEIMAN 73-75-141 Cara Andreoii 74-72-141 Kathy Hart 72-76-148 Judy Greco 71-78-149 Kammy Maxfeldt 76-73-149 Jenny LidDack 79-70-149 Lisa Cornelius 76-74-150 Denise Baldwin 76-74-150 Linda McFadden 71-72-150 Michelle Bell 75-75-150 Kim Williams 72-79-151 Julie Larsen 77-74-151 Marilyn Lovander 72-79-151 Jennifer Creos 77-74-151 Michelle Dobek 74-77-151 Pam Cunningham 77-80-152 Kay Cockerill 75-77-152 Kristal Parker 78-74-152 Denise Hemlda 74-78-152 Julie Baiers 78-74-152 Candace Esparza 77-76153 Jane Sirmons 80-73153 Amy Hyslop 75-78-153 Elaine Montano 79-74-153 Lori Wood 79-74-153 Kay Loflin 78-75-153 Nancy Lonas 78-76-154 Debbie Petrizzi 75-79-154 Jane Harris 76-78-154 Karen Vandenberg 77-77-154 Holley Phillips 77-77-154 Dawn Glnnaty 12-72-154 Cheryl Stacy 77-78-155 Kandi Kessler 77-78-155 Liz Smart 76-79-155 Barb Riedl 77-78-155 Doreen LaDonna 75-81-156 Margaret Will 73-83-154 Valerie Faulkner 80-76-156 Valerie Brown 78-78-156 Anne Choulnard 79-77-156 Gall Anderson 78-79-157 Kellie Stenzel 77-80-157 Sue Fogleman 77-80-157 Laura Tayler 81-76-157 RHONDA REILLY 10-77-157 Moses, who lives in Newport Beach, has competed in Indianapolis once before, when he, won the 1983 U.S. national championship. Basketball NBA STANDINGS COLLEGE SUMS MEN AT TERRE HAUTE EARLHAM Clements 8, Reyn-o'ds 12, Overman 4, Williams 21, Bacon 12, Smith 4, Menser 13, Olson I Laws 0, Brown 0, Pribac 0 To'als: 26 22-3678 ROSE HULMAN (97) Petty 14, Cm-dnc 23. Urbanek 7, Webster DeHaven 9, Underwood 19, Harrison 2. Stemnart 3, Oisen Cnnstmtn 2, Adams 4.

Totals: 35 24 34 97 Haittimt- Rose-Hulman 37, Earlham 27. Three-point goals- Bacon 2, Petty, DeHaven, Williams, Smith Total fouis-Earinam 24, Rose-Hulman 28 Fouted out- Clements, Reynolds, Urbanek. Technicals- None. AT HUNTINGTON, IND. GOSHEN (45) Nemtuda 30, Richie 21, Coil 2, McCoy IB, Gerber 5, Raber 10, Good 7, Bennett 2.

Totals: 34 13- 95 HUNTINGTON (47) John 8, Trover 16, Milter 27, Michel 70, Frane 0, Fiedler 4, Foust 10, Clement 5, Michael 5. Totals: 36 13-19 97. Haittime score: Huntington 57, Goshen 44. End of regulation Huntington 90, Goshen 90. Three-point goals Richie 5, McCoy 4, Good 1, Miller 4, Michel 4, Clement 1, Michael 1.

Total fouls: Goshen 16, Huntington It. Fouled out: None. Technicals: None. AT WINONA LAKE, IND. BETHEL (0) Knavel 0, Hirsh-berger 2, Meister 6, Zarazee 13, Long 2, Fielstrt 14, McGillicuddy 4, Atkins 1, Martinez 24 Totals 34 9 11 GRACE (103) Coley 11, Peskt 16, Hands 10, Koble 18, Zeltwanger 10, Gudeman 10, Irwin 8, Swihart 7, Watson 4, Boyle 0, Thompson 2.

Totals 42 12-14 103. Halltime score- Bethel 47, Grace 44. Three-point goals: Zarazee, Atkins 1, Martinez, Coley 2, Hands 2, Irwin 2, Swihart. Total fouls: Bethel 17, Grace It. Fouled out: None.

Technical fouls: Nona. AT UPLAND, INO. ST. FRANCIS (52) Knapp 14, Schutter Schroer 4, Houchm 4, Piatt 9, Boilen-bacher 3, Bundschuh 0, Grabel 0, Richen-dollar 0, Tepe 5, Reimbolt 0. Totals: 19 13- 17 52 TAYLOR (74) Phillips 6, Bushur IS, Teagle 18, Sorrell 6, Miller 9, Fortenberry 6, Dean 7, Newhouse 5, Baker 4, Chandler 0.

Totals: 32 6-12 76 Haittime score: Taylor 30. St. Francis 24. Three-point goals: Bollenbacher 1, Bushur 3, Sorrell I Dean I. Total fouls: St.

Francis 10, Taylor 15. Fouled out: None. Technicals: None. IN INDIANAPOLIS MARION (45) Brown 3 0-0 4, Cliff 0-0 2, Cretsinger 3 0-0 8, Frank 4 2-2 10, Hodson 3 0-0 7, Oechsle 0 2 4 2, Schneider 1 0-0 3, Stephens 4 3-4 II, Young 7 4-4 18 Totals 26 11-16 65. MARIAN (87) Russell 5 8-11 19, Simmons 3 6-7 17, Back 1 2-2 18, Fleming 7 0-0 14, DeHart 2 2-2 7, Ertel 1 2-2 4, Jones 1 0-1 2, Leonard 1 0-1 2, Kirchoff 0 0-1 0, Mitchell 0 0-4 0.

Totals 28 24 31 82. Halltime score: Marian 43, Marion 34. Three-point goals: Cretsinger 2, Hodson, Schneider, Russell, DeHart 1. Total fouls: Marion 26, Marian 19. Fouled out: Frank, Oechsle, Stephens, Young.

AT ANDERSON MANCHESTER (66) Gore 4, Martin 10, Dodd 18, Ryzewski 15, Eichen-auer 8, Nadoline 11, Tibby 0, Slrayer 0. Totals- 23 18-72 66. ANDERSON (70) Slyder 12, Bates 14, McCutcheon 8, Krops 14, Needier 10, Brungard 2, Henderson 6, Lien 4. Totals: 24 20-17 70. Halftime-Anderson 37, Manchester 24.

Three-point goals Manchester 2 (Martin 2); Anderson 4 (Slyder, Bates 3) Total fouls-Manchester 25, Anderson 17. Fouled out-Ryzewski, McCutcheon. AT LOGAN, Utah NEVADA-LAS VEGAS (87) PaddlO 4-11 0-0 11, Robinson 2-10 1-2 5, Ka-. James 6-9 0-0 13, Augmon 6- 41 4-4 16, Ke James 7-8 6-6 21, Rossum 1-4 6-6 8, Todd 5-9 3-4 13 Totals 31-62 20-22 87. UTAH ST.

(83) Conway 9-13 3-6 21, Pete 2-6 0-1 4, Houskeeper 2-4 1-2 5, Nixon 6-12 2-2 14, Newey 8-17 10-10 30, Anderson 1-7 1-4 3, Judkins 2-2 1-2 6, Pepck 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 3041 11-27 83. Vegas 37, Utah St. 32. 3-pomt goals-Nevada-Las Vegas 5-11 (Paddio 3-7, Kb James 1-7, Ke.

James 1-2), Utah SI. 5-17 (Newey 4- II, Judkins 1-1, Nixon 0-1, Anderson 0- 4) Fouled out Robinson, Conway, Houskeeper. Rebounds Nev -Las Vegas 36 IKe James 7), Utah St. 32 (Houskeeper 7). Assists Nev.

-Las Vegas 13 (Paddio, Ke.James 4), Utah St. 18 (Nixon 9). Total Vegas 20, Utah St. 21. A 10,270.

JORDAN HELPING WITH FINES Chicago Bulls star Michael Jordan has offered to pay 83,500 in fines levied against four of his teammates for participating In a brawl with the Detroit Pistons. The Pistons' Rick Mahorn was suspended for one game and fined 85,000 by the NBA for knocking Jordan down and triggering the brawl during Saturday's 1 15-99 Bulls victory. "It's my way of showing my gratitude for them really stepping up for something I believed in," Jordan said. "It wasn't a fair foul. They agreed with me and expressed their actions against what was done." During the game at Chicago.

Mahorn grabbed Jordan around the neck and tossed him to the floor during the third quarter, causing both benches to empty and prompting a fight between Mahorn and Chicago's Charles Oakley. Oakley, Horace Grant, Scottie Pippen and Granville Waiters, all fined for their participation in the fight, said they would accept Jordan's offer. Bulls Coach Doug Collins, also fined, said he would decline the monetary assistance. HORSE RACING TURFWAY ENTRIES Today First Pest 1 am. (EST) First race 4,100.

Cl, mdn4VOue. 4. Butshee U5 WhatABoy IT) Leaping 172 Captain Lue 1'2 Very Uptown 122 Dctrddrdctr MairDsPrms 122 Laort'SO'e 122 Dads Orphan 122 GoSheraiot 122 Cnyromymn OhipPnentm 172 DnvmRam 177 Second race SCO, cl, 4YO up, tf. SilasCreek 113 AnywyAGd 113 116 OonaDooia H3 FourForFred 1'3 Hctoog Cassrl 113 Serpent 113 Northern Qry 113 Prince Selene 106 Jims Parts 113 Tnpie 116 Space Placed H3 California Sn 106 Cassaiendra 113 Aaronwill 113 Grin Buck 113 Third ract 7,800, mdn 3YO, ll lsmi. WeeBiiBeiir 121 Tellie Dancer 171 Missionate 121 Native Nike 121 War Duck 121 Maypole One 121 121 FoiOles 121 EipresvFshn 121 Sport Gel HI LuardHill 121 LadyLovalur 121 Fourth ract Cl, YO Uo, 4 it.

Cassork 116 MissysPohBr 113 GaGasGitlng 116 GrayGoddess 115 113 Lisas T.ger 116 Giyemadoubl lit Glory Show 116 CutlersDmnd 113 Numr Pmpkn 116 Babim Jackie 116 Lure Jet 113 Filth ract 7,700, mdn 4YO up, 4' if. Harvest Ruir 122 LePres 172 Sir WVrlhngtn 122 RayslrshWrd 122 SonOICiar 122 TrmnsCmnd 122 DemillesLck 122 Crooked Face 122 Temperance 122 IQuitBelngP. 122 a-CrwnsLgcy 122 a-lnevitabie 122 a-Coupled. Sixth ract 5,200, cl, 4YO up, 1ml. MagsReveng 121 LndOfDscvry 112 MelissasSlar 112 RiversidHvn 112 ImpresvRby 121 Signify 121 Patou 112 Litile Oiler 118 Lady Rolls 118 Amour Mama 117 OurBestLady 112 SouawVaiiey 112 MaiesticMad 112 Miss GracfiL 115 Siesta Sunset 118 Churchyard 112 Seventh race 5,500, cl.

YO up, 6 jf. Tigers Znglng 106 Northside t'3 Ten Killer 113 CharMarChif 116 Getitboop 113 Main Angle 113 OverTheLmt 116 Gallant idol 113 Kiesfo 113 NIvOIKnlcky lit Battue 106 Bertie Boy 113 Butler Eddy 113 Eighth ract 5,400, cl, 3YO, 61. Micky M. 113 Bold Cantata 113 VivsOuip 116 JohnEMrsRb 122 KeniicingNlv 116 Belle Alden 104 Colonel Brwn 113 Shotover Jel 122 GoldCorde 113 SulficintCrdt 122 Valiant Captn 113 Ninth ract 8,700, ale 3YO, 6f. Proud Wrnng II? White Whamy 113 Clever Trme 119 First Notion 116 TooTwoReal 122 Irish Peach 119 WheresMichl 113 BishopsChpl 116 EUobean 119 Final Tune 113 loth race 1,600, cl, 4YO up, 1ml.

Elegant Imag 115 Macks Baby 115 Clever Honey 112 Abbeys Wink 115 LotORisque H2 BelnByTwIv 115 Real Liberty 108 SornklsAndE 105 Julias Turn 112 KaseyNTara 112 Carry Rob 115 HotPanlsLnd 115 'Coastal Wind 115 Ginny Jo 115 MissSarcasm IIS Gola 112 LAUREL 1- Vicarious Thrill (Desormeaux) I9 60 8 60 4.20, Moonlit Wane ISides) 37.60 12.60, Spillway ISIacy) 3 40. 2- Lucky Peach (Ladner) 43 60 2 60 3 40; My Boy Roy IStacyl 5 00 5.40, Dancing Donegal (Franklin) 5 80 Daily Double (9-9) 132 20 3- Star Bohemia (Desormeaux) $5 00 2 60 2 40, Lucky At Dawn (Baboolal) 3.20 2.60, Laird Mclvor (Johnson) 2.60 4- Leroll (Sides) 113 60 7.20 3.80; Comforting (Pino) 5.80 3.40, Goldtek (Desormeaux) 4 60 5- Illustrious Cookie (Ladner) 17 80 4 60 3.40; Yasny (Johnson) 5.60 4.80; Frank's Protege (Chavei) 7 20. 4-a-Now Your Teeoottin (Miller) 14 00 3 40 3.00, Twice Regal (Chavei) 4 60 4 00, a-Cheerful Reward (Desormeaux) 4.00 2.40 3 00. a-Coupled 7-Akusarre (Hutton) 47,40 3 80 3.00; Yes Sir Ree Bob (Desormeaux) 4.00 2.80, Show Sum Respect (Baboolal) 5 60. -Real True (Hunter) 119 40 6 80 00; Sir Ruly (Sides) 380 2.80; Our San Cerre (Desormeaux) 3 60.

9- Ocaia Jet (Edwards) 47 80 3 60 2 40; Miracle At Work (Desormeaux) 3 80 2.40; Natural Disaster (Lloyd) 4 40. 10- Sue (Edwards) 430 80 11 60 10 40; Our First Turn (Lloyd) 8.20 7.40; Fara-field (Sellers) 13.60. GULFSTREAM 1- Reoal Haste (Gomalei) $11,60 5 70 3.60; dq-Modatona (Pancte) 3.40 2.80; Helen's Fury (Daniean) 4.00. 2- One Night Stand (Perret) 16.60 3 60 2 60; Gray Shark (Soto) 3 80 2.40; Test Of Valor (Fires) 3 60. Daily Double (7-9) 441.00 3- Hopedale (Gomalei) 00 4.70 3.00; Good Hilarious (Romero) 6.00 4.20; Cannon's Roar (Fires) 3.40.

4- Vague Tribute (Cintron) 118 70 7.60 3.80; Toki Tae (Londono) 9.40 4.20; Spirited Girl (Romero) 3 20. 5- Sunny Bend (Perret) 113 80 8 20 6 00; Lu Chano (Bain) 23.20 12.80, En-grupido (Gonzalez) 8.40. 6- Rockmill Marcy (Allen) 415.20 5.20 3.40; Samurai Steel (Fires) 4.20 3.60, Sharp Jason (Gaftalione) 10.40. 7- WHIing 'N Waiting (Saumell) 45 80 4 60 3 40; Miss Delilah (Bailey) 17.60 9.60; Sharareign (Fires) 5.20. S-Satiapour (Bailey) 48 60 3.80 3.00; Barood (Samyn) 4.40 3.00; El Jefe (Cruguet) 3.20.

9 Dancing Stepper (Hussey) 172 40 21.20 11.80; Above Special (Pezua) 560 4.00. Pursuit Of Dreams (Munoz) 25.20. Football EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC DIVISION Pet. GB Strk Home Road Boston 26 10 .722 W5 15- 3 11-7 Philadelphia 18 17 .514 Tk L1 13- 4 5-13 Washington 12 21 .364 12 L1 9- 9 3-12 New York 13 23 .361 13 W2 12- 8 1-15 "New Jersey 8 27 .229 17V W2 8-12 0-14 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet. GB Strk Home Road Atlanta 27 10 .730 W1 16- 111-9 Detroit 21 11 .656 ZVi W1 13- 4 8-7 Chicago 21 15 .583 5Vi L2 13- 6 8-9 Milwaukee 19 15 .559 6Vi L1 14- 6 5-9 PACERS 17 18 .486 9 L2 11-6 6-12 Cleveland 17 19 .472 L2 13- 6 4-13 WESTERN CONFERENCE MIDWEST DIVISION Pet.

GB Strk Home Road Dallas 23 11 .676 W2 12- 2 11- 9 Denver 21 16 .568 Vh L1 13-3 8-13 Houston 20 16 .556 4 L2 12- 3 8-13 Utah 16 19 .457 Th L1 12- 4 4-15 San Antonio 15 19 .441 8 W1 12- 5 3-14 -Sacramento 10 26 .278 14 W1 9-11 1-15 PACIFIC DIVISION Pet. GB Strk Home Road L.A. Lakers 28 7 .800 W2 16- 2 12- 5 Portland 21 14 .610 7 L1 14- 3 7-11 "Seattle 22 15 .595 7 W4 16- 1 6-14 13 21 .394 14 L2 9- 8 4-13 L.A. Clippers 9 25 .265 18 L2 7-10 2-15 Golden State 6 27 .182 21 L2 6-10 0-17 TUESDAY'S RESULTS Atlanta 106, Chicago 94 Sacramento 107, Houston 104 San Antonio 110, Milwaukee Dallas 120, Portland 116 104 TODAY'S GAMES PACERS at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Washington at Philadelphia, m.

7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Golden State at New Jersey. New York at Seattle, 10:30 p.m.

7:30 p.m. MONDAY'S RESULTS Seattle 115, PACERS 105 L.A. Lakers 121, Houston 110 Boston 121, Golden St. 101 New Jersey 117, Phoenix 113 New York 110, Atlanta 102 Chicago 117, Washington 103 Detroit 123. Denver 116 Dallas 99, L.A.

Clippers 87 LORENZO WHITE IS CONFERENCE MVP Mich igan State running back Lorenzo White, who finished fourth in Heisman Trophy balloting, has been named winner of the 1987 Silver Football as the Big Ten's most valuable player. White follows former Michigan and current Chicago Bears passer Jim Harbaugh as winner of the Silver Football, awarded annually by the Chicago Tribune. Noblesville 62, Westfield 1 New Palestine 47, Mount Vernon H.S. SUMMARIES AT LAWRENCE CENTRAL BEECH GROVE (53) Hathaway 17, Lester 12, Feely I Becklam II, Sylvester 3, Wamsley 2, Madden 0, Norman 0, Nico-son 0 Totals 19 14-is 53. LAWRENCE CENTRAL (91) Byrd 17, Ellis 13, Hill 13, Harris 12, Wolkoff 9, McVer II, Echols 6, Davis 6, Bertram 4, Sanders 0.

Totals: 37 15-25 91. Beech Grove 4 14 10 73 53 Lawrence Central 17 24 24 24 91 Three-point goals: McVey 1, Wolkoff 1, Becklam I. Toial fouls: Beech Grove 15, Lawrence Central 17. Fouled out: None. Technicals: None.

TEMPLE CHRISTIAN (40) Baker Zimmtrman 16, Barnard 23, Bex 16, Bledsoe 0, Boom 0, Elliot 0. totals 23 14-25 60. INDPLS. BAPTIST (51) Korte-peter 9, Cole 17, Orman 4, McCoyn 10, Green 2, Cunningham 0, Welch 2, Side-bottom 5, Clayton 0, Holloway 2. Totals 21 7-14 51.

Temple Christian .16 12 13 19-60 Indianapolis Baptist ..12 14 4 -S 1 Three-point goals: Kortepeter, Side-bottom. Total fouls: Temple Christian 15, Indianapolis Baptist 70. Fouled out: Webb. Technical foul: Cole. CITY TOURNAMENT AT CHATARO RITTER (52) Clark 18, Hatcher 10, Roberts 7, Fernandes 5, Daniels 4, Purichia 3, Brooks I Miller 2, Fields 1.

Totals: 21 9-20 52 CHATARD (67) Townsend 22, O'Brien 17, Andrews 14, Williams 7, Bonds 3, O'Connor 2, Keating 2, Butcher 0, Hash 0, Knapp 0. Totals: 31 5-11 67. Rilter 11 15 IJ 14 52 Chafard 19 13 18 17 47 Three-point ooals: Purichia 1. Total fouls: P. itter II, Chatard 17.

Fouled out: None. Technicals: Roberts. AT RONCALLI HOWS (SI) Bellamy 13, Edmond 12, McGee Smith 6, Brown 6, White 4, Wilson 2, Allen 0, Mann 0, Owens 0. Totals 20 9-20 51. RONCALLI (65) Kirkhoff 16, Hammond 15, Ketchem 10, Wallers 7, Tracy 5, Pittman 5, Todor 5, Hoereth 2, Eder 0, Lauck 0.

Totals 21 23-32 65 Howe 10 11 12 II 51 Roncalli 15 12 15 23 65 Three-point goals: Edmond 2. Total fouls: Howe 24, Roncalli 17. Fouled out: Bellamy, Wilson. AT ARLINGTON SCECINA (47) Mahurin 1, Klinefelter 3, Spalding 10, Winters 17, Mar-kovich 5, Foreman 4, Moorman 0, Mtn-alel 0 Totals 20 5-9 47. ARLINGTON (61) Bell 14, Rhea 2, Mitchell Dumas 21, Franklin 15, Taylor 2, Hill 0.

Totals 29 3-7 61. Scecma 14 14 10 9 47 Arlington 16 12 17 16 61 Three-point goals: Klinefelter, Mar-kovich. Total fouls: Scecina 12, Arlington II. Fouled out: none. GIRLS AT TECH BROAD RIPPLE (41) Jones II, Greenburg 5, Price 4, Marcum 3, Ireland 6, Moffatt 4, Nance 7, Cassell 0, Chappel 1 Totals 13 14-29 41.

TECH (75) Muex 2, Foster 0, Dawson 16, Hatten 32, Dowbell 17, Bell 2, Huggins 0, henderson 2, Jeter 3, Hen-son Patrick 0, Springer 0. Totals 31 13-11 75. Broad Ripple 4 17 7 13 41 Tech 23 15 14 23 75 Three-point goals: Greenburg. Total fouls: Broad Ripple 16, Tech 20. Fouled out: Henderson, Jones.

AT SOUTHPORT MANUAL (46) Elkins 5, Berry 0, Carver 1, Pruett 11, Haley 27, Moore 2, Devore 10. Totals 15 12-21 46. PERRY MERIDIAN (40) Bray 4, Thoman 15, Daniel 0, Fort 16, Campbell 0, Blincoe 0, Winkler 3, Roadruck 0, Jefferis 2, Totals 17 5-12 40. Manual 13 10 9 14 46 Perry Meridian 6 9 7 18 40 Three-point goals: Haley 4, Winkler. Total touls: Manual 13, Perry Meridian 19.

Fouled out: Berry. Technical foul: Fort. AT HOWE ARLINGTON (42) Wade 14, Bledsoe 2, Mumaw 2, Wooden 7, Harris 4, Shelman 0, Sumler 0, Coan 13. Totals 20 1-1 42. HOWE (50) Cross 10, Hudson 4, Payton 0, Price 19, Givan 7, Freed 2, Henderson 8, Perry 0.

Totals II 14-33 50. Arlington 11 10 10 11 42 Howe 13 1 10 18-50 Three-point goals: Coan. Total fouls: Arlington 24, Howe 6. Fouled out: Wooden. AT BROWNSBURG SPEEDWAY (60) Butner 11, Delong 10, Raikes 0, L.Fisher 8, T.Fisher 25, Slelly 2, Perry 0, Kegley 4, Lucas 0.

Totals: 25 6-13 60. BROWNSBURG (58) Woods 8, Atkinson 12, Walkins 8, Arndl 18, Hix 5, McLaughlin 2, Brauman 3, Watkins 2, Click 0, Price 0. Totals: 21 15-30 58. Speedway 6 11 14 22 7 -60 Brownsburg 12 17 15 9NN5-58 Three-point goals- T.Fisher 4, Hix. Total touls- Speedway 24, Brownsburg II.

Fouled out- Delong, D. Watkins. Technicals- None. AT INDIANAPOLIS BETHESOA CHRISTIAN (34) Budd 4, Hawkins 3, Tidball 5, Smith 18, Templin 2, Bradley 2, Dailey 0, West-fall 0, Kent 0. Totals: 13 8-78 34.

HERITAGE CHRISTIAN (60) -Duke 3, Cochran 2, Barnes 20, Baker 16, Frazier 13, Shrunk 2, Tank 4, DeV-ries 0. Totals: 22 Bethesda 9 8 12 5-34 Heritage 8 16 13 23-60 Three-point goal-Baker. Total fouls Bethesda Christian 24, Heritage Christian 24. Fouled out-Bradley, Kent. AT LAWRENCE NORTH WARREN CENTRAL (52) Dick 12, Fountain 13, Jeffries 2, Leavell 1, Macy 5, Porler 6, Warner 6, Puyear 0, Ramsey 0.

Totals: 21 10-19 52. LAWRENCE NORTH (45) Quandt 7, Heath 12, Cochrun 5, Archer 14, Tinsley 2, Hurlbutt 5, Cutler 0, Cowan 0. Totals: 17 10-15 45. Warren Central 21 15 6 10-52 Lawrence North 13 4 1 20-45 Three-point goal- Hurlbutt. Total fouls-Warren Central 14, Lawrence North 15.

AT CENTER GROVE PIKE (46) Weaver 20, Esterline 12, Smith 8, Stewart 4, Lynch 2, Brocker 0, Devine 0. Totals: 17 10-13 46. CENTER GROVE (47) Vanden berg 22, Zoss 12, Michalski 9, Schroe-der 2, Elliott 2, Herron 0, Davis 0. Totals: 22 3-15 47. Pike 9 20 6 11 46 Center Grove 12 6 21 1 47 Three-points: Weaver 1, Esterline 1.

Total fouls: Pike 14, Center Grove 13. Fouled out: None. Technical fouls: None. Moses (Akron) Deacon Journal that calls for a salary of Michigan State, Iowa or has another season of Woodstock Marian to the Andy, a fullback on the back as a linebacker at White leaves Michigan State with 4.827 career rushing yards, including 113 yards and two touchdowns In the 1988 Rose Bowl. He ranks among the top 25 NCAA career rushers, trailing only former two-time Heisman winner Archie Griffin of Ohio State among Big Ten runners.

"A win in the Rose Bowl, that sums It all up my senior year was great," said White. KENT STATE TABS CRUM Former North Carolina football coach Dick Crum, who resigned under pressure in November, was named today as the new head football coach at Kent State University. Kent State declined to release the terms and length of Crum's contract in a news release issued today. But The reported in today's editions that Crum had agreed to a three-year contract NBA SUMMARIES AT ATLANTA CHICAGO (94) Oakley 4-6 2-2 10, Sellers 3-13 2-2 8, Brown 1-5 0-0 2, Jordan 14-22 10-10 38, Sparrow 0-3 0-0 0, Pippen 1-5 0-0 2, Corzine 6-10 0-0 12, Grant 2-5 2-2 6, Paxson 3-6 6, Threat! 5-8 (HI 10. Totals 39 83 16-16 94.

ATLANTA (106) Levingslon 5-10 2-4 12, Wilkins 17-34 710 41, Koncak 4-7 0-1 8, Rivers 9-14 1-3 19, Wlltman 5-8 4-4 14, Willis 3-4 0-0 6, Rollins 0-1 0-0 0, Battle 1-5 0-0 2, Webb 0-2 0-0 0, Carr 2-4 (Ml 4. Totals 46-89 14-22 106. Chicago 22 26 26 70 94 Atlanta 37 19 21 29-106 Fouled out-None Rebounds-Chicago 40 (Corzine 11), Atlanta 55 (Levingslon 13). Assists-Chicago 23 (Threaft 5), At-lanla 79 (Wittman 12) Total fouls-Chicago 17, Atlanta 16. Technicals-Atlanta illegal defense 7.

A 16,451. AT SAN ANTONIO MILWAUKEE (104) Cummings 9-17 6-7 24, Sikma 4-10 6-7 14, Breuer 8-13 1-3 17, Moncrief 1-3 5-6 7, Pressey 7-17 2-2 16, Hoppen 1-1 0-0 2, Mannion 1-5 0-0 2, Hodges 5-11 0-0 II, Lucas 1-3 0-0 2, Slroeder 3-7 3-4 9 Totals 40-87 23-79 104. SAN ANTONIO (110) Berry 8-10 4-6 70, Greenwood 3-10 0-0 6, Brickowski 10-12 6-6 26, Wood 3-12 2-2 8, Robertson 7-13 5-8 19, Mitchell 8-16 2-2 18, Gudmundsson 3-3 0-0 6, Sundvold 2-5 0-0 4, Nealy 1-1 0-0 2, Nimphius 0-1 0-0 0, Anderson 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 4S-84 20-26 110. Milwaukee 29 26 31 18-104 San Antonio 28 23 24 35-110 3-Pomt goal-Hodges.

Fouled out-Berry. Reoounds-Milwaukee 50 (Sikma 7), San Anlonio 48 (Greenwood, Robertson 9). Assists-Miiwaukee 33 (Moncrief, Lucas 8), San Antonio 79 (Robertson 10). Total fouls-Milwaukee 23, San Antonio 24. Technicals-Anderson, Berry.

FOOTBALL NOTES UPI ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Offense Wide receiver-Ricky Nattiel, Denver; Mark Carrier, Tampa Bay Tight end-Robert Await, St. Louis Tackle-Bruce Armstrong, New England; Harris Barton, San Francisco Guard-Todd Peat, St. Louis; Steve Trapilo, New Orleans Center-Gregg Rakoczy, Cleveland Ouarterback-Vinny Testaverde, Tampa Bay Running back-Troy Stradford, Miami; Bo Jackson, LA Raiders Kicker-Roger Ruzek, Dallas Defense Lineman-John Bosa, Miami; Jerome Brown, Philadelphia, Henry Thomas, Minnesota Linebacker-Shane Conlan, Buffalo; Cornelius Bennett, Buffalo; Johnny Holland, Green Bay; Brian Bosworth, Seattle Cornerback-Nate Odomes, Buffalo; Delton Hall, Pittsburgh Safety-Thomas Everett, Pittsburgh; FREDDIE ROBINSON, Indianapolis Punter-Scott Fulhage, Cincinnati PRO HOCKEY NHL ALL-STAR ROSTER Campbell Conference (x-Denotes Starter) Goaltender x-Grant Fuhr, Edmonton Oilers; Mike Vernon, Calgary Flames. Defense -Kevin Lowe, Edmonton Oilers; t-M Maclnnis, Calgary Flames; Al lafrate, Toronto Maple Leafs; Brad McCrlmmon, Calgary Flames; Rob Ramage, St. Louis Blues, Gary Suter, Calgary Flames.

Center x-Wayne Gretzhy, Edmonton Oilers; Dale Hawerchuk, Winnipeg Jets; Denis Savard, Chicago Black hawks, Steve Yier-man, Detroit Red Wings, Lett Wing x-Luc Robitaille, Los Angeles Kings; Greg Adams, Vancouver Canucks; Mark Messier, Edmonton Oilers; Joe Nleuwen-dyk, Calgary Flames. Right Wing x-Jarl Kurrt, Edmonton Oilers; Glenn Anderson, Edmonton Oilers; Brian Bellows, Minnesota North Stars; Bob Pro-bert, Detroit Red Wings. VOLLEYBALL Teams are needed for a Wednesday night coed volleyball league and a Thursday night coed volleyball league at Krannert Center. For registration information, call 243-7573. AM.

BASKETBALL Riverside Recreation Center needs four teams for its Saturday morning B'C men's basketball league. Ten games, $300, no tournament. Call Louis or Tony at 925-1411. ABOUT TM XVo'. ft S60.000 a year 830,000 less annually than Crum had earned as coach of the Tar Heels.

BLADES, DIXON SHARE THORPE AWARD Free safeties Bennie Blades of national champion Miami and Rickey Dixon of Oklahoma were named Tuesday as co-winners of the 1987 Jim Thorpe Award, given to the top defensive back in college football. Also Tuesday night, the Jim Thorpe Trophy was given to Jerry Rice of the San Francisco 49ers, who was voted the NFL's most valuable player by his peers. IU STILL IN RUNNING FOR HARTLIEB Three Big Ten universities are at the top of quarterback Jim Hartlieb's college list. Hartlieb, who quarterbacked Woodstock Marian High School to the last two Class AA football titles in Illinois, was a top performer in the classroom as well on the field. He said Monday evening he will decide next COLLEGE BASKETBALL MEN STATEBIG TEN Anderson 70, Manchester 66 Grace 103, Bethel 80 Huntington 97, Goshen 95, OT lU-Soulh Bend 79, Nazareth 65 Marian 87, Marion 65 Taylor 76, St.

Francis 52 EAST Army 82, Manhatta 80 (OT) Amherst 83, Conn College 61 Binghamton 77, New Paltz 75 Colby 86, Bowdoin 71 Dartmouth 87, Central Conn 85 Fairleigh Dickinson 99, LIU 78 lona 71, Marquette 56 King's College 116, NE Bible Coll. 43 MIT 69, Pratt Institute 47 Middlebury 80, Williams 77 Morgan State 81, Brooklyn 72 St. Joseph's 73, La Salle 63 Univ. Maine 101, Maine Maritime 62 Trinity, Conn 57, Wesleyan 56 Washington, Md 84, Johns Hopkins 55 SOUTH Cumberland, Ky. 85, Alice Lloyd 65 Emory 8, Henry 102, Clinch Valley 62 Georgetown, Ky.

79, Wilmington, Ohio 60 Georgia Tech 84, N. Carolina 72 Pikeville 66, Kentucky Christian 59 Washington Lee 83, E. Mennonite 80 MIDWEST Cedarville 70, Walsh 67 Grove City 71, Hiram Col. 63 Rio Grande 104, Ohio Dominican 65 WOMEN Franklin 77, I. -Southeast 45 Hanover 72, Anderson 71 Huntington 85, St.

Mary's 50 Mt. St. Joseph's, Ohio, 89, Earlham 31 H.S. RESULTS SWIMMING BOYS Carmel 175, Noblesville 67 Center Grove 123, Franklin 59 Columbus North 112, Ben Davis 60 Decatur Central 124, Tech 46 East Central 116, Lawrenceburg 41 GYMNASTICS Lawrence Central 92.05, Plamfieid 77 05 Warren Central 104 1, North Central 95.6, Decatur Central 89.25 WRESTLING Ben Davis 55, Mooresville 9 103-Pedigo (M); 112-Lux (BD); 119-Ross (BD); 125-Randolph (BD); 130-Lewis (BO); 135-Thomoson (M); 140-Myrvold (BD); 145-double forfeit; 152-Holding (BD); 160-Swifl (BD); 171-Langlord (80); 189-West (BO); Hvy-Gehle (BD). Htwt 44, Manual 17 103-McGraw (H); 112-Marcus Cook (M); 119-Zollner (H); 125-Williams (H); 130-Marcum (H); 135-McDonald (H); 140-Ed-wards IM); 145-Thacker (M); 152-Marius Cook (M); 160-Clark (H); 171-Gant (H); 189-Britt (HI; Hvy-Holliday (H).

North Central 33, Carmel II 103-Foy (NC); 112-Mlxon INC); 119-Hong (NC); 125-Kamare (NCI; 130-Barrett (C); 135-Dubish (NC); 140-Miller (C); 145-Mer-riss (C); 152-Armacost (NC); 160-Runci-man (NC); 171-Charman (NCI; 189-Rohr-man (C); Hvy-Craig (NC). Northwest 35, Speedway 30 103-Wyatt (S); 112-Diaz (N); 119-Wallace (N); 125-S. Young (Nl; 130-Gladney (Nl; 135-Dean (N), 140-Bauerle (S); MKattey CAM Tr4i week whether to attend 10 Silky Roman (Lester) $11.40 5 00 3.00; Chile Reality (Gonzalez) 3.40 2.60; Sunny And Cold (Ward) 4.60. COLLEGE SKEDS Today Michigan State a Purdue Minnesota at Northwestern Ball State at Central Michigan Indiana Stale at Illinois State Evansville at Northern Iowa Purdue-Calumet at Northeastern Illinois Hanover at Wabash IUPUI at DePauw Thursday Penn at Notre Dame Wisconsin at Michigan Illinois at Iowa Indianapolis at Lewis Indiana Tech at Marion Bellarmine at St. Joseph's Kentucky Wesleyan at IP-Fort Wayne Grace at St Francis Southern llllnois-Edwardsville at Southern Indiana Franklin at Earlham Vincennes at Triton Friday Rhodes at Rose-Hulman Saturday Purdue at Louisville Kansas at Notre Dame Ohio State at Minnesota Northwestern at Illinois Eastern Michigan at Ball State Indiana State at Creighton Indianapolis at St.

Joseph's Butler at St Louis Western Illinois at Valparaiso Xavier at Evansville Marion at Goshen DePauw at Taylor Roosevelt at Purdue-Calumet Bethel at Huntington Southern Indiana at IP-Fort Wayne lU-Southeast at Manchester Franklin at Hanover St. Francis at Tri-State Anderson at Wabash Marian at Grace IUPUI at Oakland City Sunday Michigan at Indiana Rhodes at Earlham Indiana. If Hartlieb picks Iowa, he will be joining his brother, Chuck who quarterbacked the Hawk-eyes to their Holiday Bowl victory last month. TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL CLEVELAND Signed free-agent pitcher Greg Harris and tree-agent outfielder John Moses to 1-year contracts. PITTSBURGH Signed shortstop Rafael Belliard to a 1-year contract.

COLLEGE ILLINOIS Accepted the resignation of football coach Mike White. KENT STATE Named Dick Crum football coach. MISSOURI Announced wide receiver Kevin Hagens left school because ot academic difficulties. PACE Athletic Director Peter Fin-nerty resigned, Named Chris Bledsoe athletic director and Anthony DiMarco assistant athletic director. FOOTBALL NY Jets Hired Welly Chambers as defensive line coach; moved defensive line coach Ray Callahan to special assistant to the head coach, moved special assistant to the head coach Mike Faulkner to secondary coach; added Ron Nay to the scouting staff.

PRO TENNIS AUSTRALIAN OPEN At Melbourne, Australia Men's Singles Quarterfinals Ivan Lendl, 1, Greenwich. def. TOOD WITSKEN, Carmtl, lnd 6-2, 6-1, 7-6 (7-4); Pat Cash, 4, Australia, del. Mi-chiel Schapers, Holland, 6-1, 6-4, 4-2. Woman's Singles Quarterfinals Steffi Graf, West Germany, def.

Hana Mandlikova, Australia, 6-2, 6-7; Martina Navratilova, 2, Ft. Worth, Texas, def. Helena Sukova, 6, Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 7-6 (7-31; Chris Evert, 3, U.S., def. Claudia Porwik, West Germany, 6-3, 6-1; Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, 8, West Germany, def. Anne Minster, Australia, 6-4, 6-2.

Men's Doubles Quarterfinals Jeremy Bates, Britain, and Peter Lund-gren Sweden, def. Kelly Evernden, New Zealand, and Johan Kriek, Naples, 3-4, 7-6 (7-5), 6-2, 3-6, 7-5; Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, and Jim Pugh, Palos Verdes, def. John Fitzgerald, Australia, and Anders Jarryd, Sweden, 7-4 (7-2), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. BOWLING LEADERS ALL STAR Men: Jim Stepham 676. Women: Cheryl Hawkins 597.

BEECH GROVE Men: M.Corman 650. Women: Kathy Hite 559. BOWL-O-MAT Men: D. Gumm 775. Women' Sharon Gearlds 568.

CLERMONT Men: Mickey Kaiser 623. Women: Pat Roth 560. COUNTRY Men: Steve Price 644. Women: Rachel Pensinger 559. EAGLE-Men: Gary Schoening 680.

Women: Lorraine Debow 526. EXPO-Men: Sieve Rusomoratf 716. Women: Judi Tennant 552. 421-Men: Rick Gerbosksky 682. Women: Johnetta Hayes 506.

GREENFIELD Men: Paul Bisbrow 611. Women: Debbie Shivley 557. HINDEL-Men: Bill Wilkins 669. Women: Juanila Sulzberger 662. LYNHURST Men: Roger Harris 736.

PLAINFIELD Women: Judy Tigner 563 PLAY Men: Jon Sfiles 737. Women: Cathy Plummer 682. RACEWAY Men: Ted Vontress 683. Women: Viva Ervin 711. SHELBY Men: Morris Wilkins 601.

Women- Jan LeMay 517. SOUTHERN Men: Joe Blackburn 662. Women Sherry Tinkle 531. SPORT Men: Dave Ford 644. Women: Jan Waugh 574.

STARLITE Men: Howard White 643. Women. Dee Franklin 582. WESTERN-Men: Jeff Bowman 708. Women- Joanne Lang 568.

WOODLAND-Men: Larry Somers 647. Women: Pam Lewis 614. LATEST LINE COLLEGE FOOTBALL Favorite Undardofl Saturday SENIOR BOWL At Mobilt, Ala. SOUTH 4 North SUPER BOWL At San Ditgo Favoritt Underdog Jan. 31 Denver I'i Washington OverUnder 46 '1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favoritt Points Underdog Richmond MADISON VIRGINIA 1 Maryland VA-COMM 15 Florida TENNESSEE IV Auburn Villanova-X 4 BOWLING GREEN.

...4 Michioan KENTUCKY iVt Florida 5 Kent St GEO MASON 8' Wm 1 Mary MICHIGAN 15 Ball St ILLINOIS ST 11 Indiana St MISSISSIPPI 8 Miss St OHIO 2 Miami-Ohio IOWA ST 14 Nebraska PURDUE 17 Michigan St GEORGETOWN Wt St John's N'WESTERN 2 Minnesota ARKANSAS MVi Baylor Louisville 9 CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 10 Dayton VANDERBILT 3 Georgia TEXAS 10 Rice Texas Tech 2i TCU Nc State-Y Forest LSU Alabama Oklahoma 18 COLORADO X-at Hartlord, Conn. Y-at Greensboro, C. NBA Favoritt Points. Undtrdofl NEW JERSEY 4'i Golden Slate PHILADELPHIA Vi Washington BOSTON n'ti Phoenix UTAH 1 Detroit Pacers 5 LA CLIPPERS SEATTLE 8 New York Home team In CAPS 4 1988 Tribune Media Services Inc. NHL STANDINGS (x-Late game not included) WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pis GF 6A Philadelphia 23 17 6 52 158 162 AY Islanders 22 18 5 49 181 164 Washington 22 21 5 49 166 1 53 New Jersey 21 21 5 47 162 173 Pittsburgh 18 20 9 45 182 188 x-NY Rangers 17 24 6 40 180 180 Adams Division Montreal 25 12 10 60 I7S 146 Boston 27 16 5 59 178 150 Buffalo 20 19 7 47 149 172 Hartford IB 70 7 43 138 147 Quebec 19 21 3 41 157 160 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Pts GF GA Detroit 23 17 5 S3 180 151 St.

Louis 18 23 41 146 16? Chicago 19 24 3 41 165 189 Minnesota 14 26 I 36 157 195 Toronto 14 25 7 35 169 190 Smytht Division Edmonton 27 14 7 61 718 161 Calgary 28 13 5 61 229 169 Wfnnipeg 19 20 6 44 166 177 Vancouver 16 25 7 39 165 179 x-Los Angeles 14 28 5 33 172 220 TUESDAY'S RESULTS Edmonton 4, Quebec 4 Washington 6, New Jersey 4 Pittsburgh 6, Y. Islanders 4 Hartford 6, Minnesota 3 Wmnioeg 3, St. Louis 0 Yj Rangers at Los Angeles Calgary 7, Vancouver 5 TODAY'S GAMES Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8:35 m. MONDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 4, Toronto 3 Montreal 6, Edmonton 4 Chuck Hartlieb, eligibility at Iowa, led state title in 1983.

A third brother 1983 team will be Wisconsin next season, and a fourth, John, played fullback and linebacker for Woodstock's Hurricanes last year as a sophomore. "Where my brothers play isn't really a consideration with me. I'm going to pick the school that's best for me," said Jim Hartlieb. Olympics TANK McNAMAUA By Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds NICARAGUA TO MISS SEOUL OLYMPICS Nica ragua will not participate in the Summer Olvm WEU PULL RPOfTrtR OFF TME i "ME SUPER I PKEIPEIOTIAL an I I IV -ir-TW 1 VM: 1 pics partly because of the war between the government and U.S.-supported Contra rebels, the president of the Nicaraguan Olympic Committee said Tuesday. Moises Hassan, who also is mayor of Managua, told The Associated Press that Nicaragua will not send athletes to Seoul, South Korea, "due to the war of aggression that is being waged by the United States and the economic crisis produced by the same." With its decision, Nicaragua joined Cuba and North Korea as countries that have said they will not participate in the Summer Games.

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