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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1985- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- HD Knicks Parish to Celts, 113-104 NBA Roundup with 31 points, while Eddie Johnson came off the bench for a season-high 23, Kevin Willis added 13 and Williams 10. Atlanta is 7-7. CHICAGO 135. GOLDEN-STATE 108 Orlando Wool-ridge scored 28 points, including 10 in a four-minute span of the third quarter, to spark the host Chicago Bulls to a 135-108 victory over the Golden State Warriors. George Gervin scored a game-high 32 points for the Bulls.

The victory was only Chicago's third in 12 games without Michael Jordan, sidelined with a broken left foot. The loss was Golden State's third straight, all on the road. Woolridge's charge began with a short jumper at 8:26 of the third quarter that gave the Bulls an eight-point lead. The Woolridge string ended four minutes later with a slam dunk that extended Chicago's lead to 80-67. The Warriors, who were led by Purvis Short's 30 points and Terry Teagle's 21, never came closer than 10 points the rest of the way.

LOS ANGELES 130, PORTLAND 113 James Worthy poured in 25 points, all in the first three quarters, to pace the Los Angeles Lakers to a 130-1 13 romp over the short-handed host Portland Trail Blazers. The Lakers (12-2) never trailed and blew open a 34-14 lead in the first quarter. Portland (9-7) never came closer than 16 in the second half and the Lakers led by as many as 26. Magic Johnson scored 17 points and dished out 14 assists for the Lakers, including 13 assists in the first half. Abdul-Jabbar and Kurt Rambis also scored 17 apiece for the winners.

Rookie Terry Porter scored a career-high 24 points to pace the Blazers. FROM STAR WIRE SERVICES Robert Parish scored 27 points and Kevin Mcllale added 25 Saturday night to lead the Boston Celtics to a 113-104 victory over New York and hand the host Knicks their third straight loss, Boston (11-2) led 35-34 at the end of the first quarter and 67-64 at the half. The Knicks drew to a 76-76 tie in the third quarter, but Boston then ran off eight straight points and built a 92-83 advantage. Parish started the surge with a short jumper, McHale then hit two free throws, Bill Walton scored on a reverse lay-in, and McHale hit another two free throws before Louis Orr broke the skein. Parish was high man in the game with 12 rebounds.

Celtic forward Larry Bird, who shot only 6-for-21 from the floor, added 10 assists and 18 points. Rory Sparrow led the Knicks with 27 points. Pat Cummings added 20, and Patrick Ewlng, returning after an injury, contributed 18. Thomas added 21 points for Detroit, which won its third straight and its eighth in its last 11 games. Julius Erving had 24 points and Charles Barkley 23 for Philadelphia, which lost its third in four games.

UTAH 116. ATLANTA 106 Adrian Dantley matched his season high of 41 points, including 28 in the first half, to lead the Utah Jazz to a 116-106 triumph over the host Atlanta Hawks. The Hawks, trailing 92-87 after three quarters, came within 103-101 on Dominique Wilkins' basket with five minutes left in the game. Dantley's field goal 30 seconds later put Utah In front, 105-101, and the Jazz gradually pulled away. Dantley, who had 41 against Portland Nov.

15, scored 15 in the first quarter as the Jazz led 36-33. The Hawks tied the score at 44-44 on Ray Williams' basket with 7:56 left in the quarter but Bob Hansen's jump shot 17 seconds later put the Jazz ahead to stay, 46-44. Utah led 67-61 at halftime. Hansen finished with 18 points, Karl Malone scored 14, John Stockton 12 and Rickey Green 10 for Utah, now 8-7. Wilkins paced the Hawks Utah's John Stockton drives Congratulations Gary Smith $3,000,000 in residential sales thru October 1985.

F.C.TUCKER If RealtorsDevelopers Since 1918 44 N. Girls School Rd. 271-1700 Pacers Continued from Page 1 dale. "I thought he would take me out. I was getting tired of guys going at me and me not being able to go at them." "We might as well play him and see what happens," said Irvine.

"This was one of the few times he had a forward guarding him (Mark Aguirre) and that helped. Me fought to score and I hope he learned from Aguirre that you have to work to score." Then there was Aguirre's lesson, which was loud and clear to the tune of the second triple-double In Mavs' history. The former DePaul forward had 25 points, 13 rebounds and 12 as-'sists, pounding the Pacers repeatedly inside. Supporting him 'Slippin iV Slydin wins Golden Rod 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS Louisville, Ky. Sllppin N' Slyding rallied from last place on the backstreteh to a three-length win in the $147,220 Golden Hod Slakes at Churchill Downs Saturday.

fcilinrslrs tils'Hirwf ftfiff Intrs the lead at the eighth pole and drew away from Turn and Danrc -to rapture the 42nd running of the stakes race. DENVER 122, SACRAMENTO 118 Calvin Natt who had a game-high 29 points hit two crucial free throws with five seconds to play to clinch Denver's 122-118 conquest of visiting Sacramento. The Nuggets, now undefeated in nine home games and boasting an 11-2 record atop the Midwest Division, were barely able to stave off a furious fourth period rally by the Kings, 4-9 in the Midwest Division. Eddy Johnson led the Sacramento rally which started with Denver leading at 104-97. Johnson scored 12 of his team-leading 22 points during the remaining time.

The Kings, who had trailed nearly all the way, caught up at 1:07 after a basket and a pair of free throws by Johnson. Alex English, league-leading scorer, tallied for the Nuggets but Johnson answered with a 21 -footer to tie it at 109 with 4:15 to play. DETROIT 119. PHILADELPHIA 114 Guard Vinnie Johnson came off the bench to score 25 points and Kelly Tri-pucka collected 17 of his 19 points in the second half as the visiting Detroit Pistons beat the Philadelphia 76ers. 119-114.

The Pistons led 103-94 on a jumper by Rick Mahorn with 6:48 left to play. Philadelphia then scored eight straight points to move to 103-102, but Tri- pucka made a three-point play and added a technical foul shot to give Detroit a 107-102 edge with 4:22 remaining. After a Sedale Threat jumper brought Philadelphia to within 111-108 with less than three minutes left. Tripucka drove for a lavup and Islah Thomas hit a Jumper to secure a Pistons vie tory. At one point in the second quarter.

Johnson hit five straight jump shots and sparked the Pistons to a 63-54 halftimc lead. UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL past Atlanta's Cliff Livingston. for Dallas was Sam Perkins with 23 points. Aside from Tisdale and Richardson for the Pacers, Herb Williams and Steve Stipanovich had 18 each, Vern Fleming got 15 and seven assists and Bill Gar-nett had 1 1 rebounds. The- Pacers fly home today and will face the Utah Jazz in Market Square Arena Monday night.

It is expected Kellogg, who has missed the last three games, will return to the lineup. INDIANA (104) Min. FG FT A PF TP Tisdale 22 5- 7 6-8 Williams 40 9-19 0- 0 Stipanovich 34 7-10 4- 6 Fleming 29 4- 6 8-11 Stansbury 25 2- 8 1-2 Martin 15 4- 8 2-2 Richardson 37 5-10 2- 3 Gamett 23 2- 4 1-1 Gray 10-0 0-2 VcClain 12 2- 5 0-0 Buckner 2 0-1 0-0 Totals 40- 78 24-35 16 18 18 16 10 1J 5 0 4 0 104 x-lncludes II team rebounds. DALLAS (117) Min. FG FT PF TP Aouirre 39 7-19 11-11 13 Perkins 32 7-15 8- 9 5 Nimphius 27 1-4 1-4 Davis 33 6- 9 2-3 Bla''tman 39 7-15 I- 1 Harper 22 6 10 3- 3 Vincent 34 9-18 1- 1 Blab 5 0- 0 0-0 Schrempf 9 0-1 2-2 Totals 43- 91 29-34 8 2 1 4 9 1 1 52 -lncludcs 8 team rebounds.

Indiana 26 21 31 26 104 Dallas 29 31 28 29 117 Three-point shooting: Indiana 0-1 (Stansbury); Dallas 2-5 (Aguirre 0-1, Perkins 1-2, Blackman 0-1, Harper 1-1). Steals: Indiana 4, (Fleming 2); Dallas 8 (Aquirre, Harper 2). Blocked shots: Indiana 7 (Stipanovich 3, Tisdale 2, Williams 2); Dallas 2 (Nimphius 2-2) Errors: Indiana 18 (Williams 4, Stansbury 3); Dallas 12 (Perkins 5) Technical fouls: Indiana-Illegal defense 2, Dallas-Illegal defense 2, Aquirre, Motta Officials: Tommy Nunei, Bennett Salvatore. Attendance: 17,007. AT ft ma Congratulations Phyllis Schlegel $2,000,000 in residential sales thru October 1985.

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