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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1986 PAGE 44- 1 2 I I3rrtffir, 4lfflnCTTi iSlgftr, 1 6 I fflBffli iPT, I 7 I 8 Scoreboard Slas For scores calf 633-1200, from 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. SP' SEXX' C6if? AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. Gophers hire Haskins for basketball position .409 .543 .545 sn .572 .520 AMERICAN BOXING FEDFRATION U.S. CHAMPIONSHIPS At Baawtwwtj Tex.

Results to Tuesday's afternoe session of the Itt U.S. Boxing Championships at the Beaumont Civic Center SC referee stopped contest; number indicates round; RSCH referee stopped contest due head Mows; RSCM-referee (topped pout at snyt-clan's reouest): 14 peunds sails Zamudle, Blythe, stopped Terence Haley, St. Louis, RSC-2, Micheel Carbaial, Phoenix, dec. Willi Jorrin, Bryte, Calif, 54, Ruben Ne-verei. Wichita Falls, Texas, dec.

Denny Davis, Philadelphia. Pa. 54, Oavid Oetroft Toronto Oaklend New Vork Milwaukee California Texas Chicag Cleveland -Benimor -Boston If II II It 11 IS 14 12 15 Seattle Kansas City Minnesota RADIO WGAQ-FM, 1:30 p.m. Baseball. Reds vs.

Houston. WIBC. 7 p.m. Sports Huddle. WATT-FM, 7:30 p.m.

IHL Checkers vs. Peoria. CABLE TELEVISION ESPN, 9 a.m. NCAA Division I Women Basketball Championship. ESPN, 12:30 p.m.

McDonald's Jr. Tennis Challenge. ESPN, 2:30 p.m. Boxing From Las Vegas. ESPN, 4:30 p.m.

National Cheerleading Champ. ESPN, 7:30 p.m. NHL N.Y. Islanders vs. Pittsburgh.

USA, 9 p.m. Professional Boxing. ESPN, Midnight World Cup Skiing. ESPN, 3 a.m. NHL Philadelphia vs.

New York Rangers. Sports In Brief AT RICHFIELO. OHIO BOTTOM OH) Bird VII -7 McHel 4-13 1111 It, Parish H0 1-1 17, O.Johnson 7-21 7-1 71. Ainge 3-7 1-1 Sichtin S-7 0-0 Walton 44 II Wedman 3-4 0-0 4. Carlisle 34 0-0 4.

Kite 1-7 0-1 I Vlnctnt 0-2 4-4 4. Third-kill 0-1 2-2 2. Totals 41-S 35-44 in. CLEVELAND (15) -InHM II, Hinton 3-W 4- 12, Turpi 7-11 2-2 14, Free 10-10 4-5 2. Bagley 4-11 0-2 0.

West 1-2 0-0 I Poauette 4-7 0-0 1 Min-melield 3-4 0-0 7, Johnson 3-7 0-0 4, McDoneld 1-2 04 2, Brewer 2-2 0-0 5 Totals 4344 13-12 105. Bestea i Jt-121 Cleveland 10 2 10 M-MS Three-point goals Free 4, Minnie-field. Brewer, Ainpe, Sichting. Fouled out Lee, Hinson. Rebounds Boston 40 (Walton II), Cleveland 51 (West, Poquette I).

Assists Boston 24 (D.Johnson 7), Cleveland 23 (Bagley 111. Total fouls-Boston U. Cleveland 30. Technicals-Cleveland illegal detent. AT ATLANTA WASHINGTON (til Jones 1-1 0-0 1, Robinson 3-14 0-0 1 Bol 2-7 0-0 4, Melon 13-71 44 31 Williams 4-14 04 1 Walstrom, a soldier from Fort Bragg.

victory advanced Levine to 139-pound quarterfinals Damn Morris of Detroit. succeeds Lewis Pat Foster, who with N.C. tonight's drew his for the post at The against Foster Lamar's FROM STAR WIRE SERVICES WESTERN KENTUCKY bas-ketball Coach Clem Haskins was named Tuesday night as head coach of the strife-ridden University of Minnesota basketball program, men's athletic director Paul del said. The announcement was made in a statement from Glel read by Minnesota sports Information director Bob Peterson. Peterson said Haskins.

who had flown to Minneapolis earlier Tuesday, had left the area but would -return later in the week. Haskins has been named to replace Jim Dutcher, who resigned In January after three members of the Gopher basketball team were charged with rape after a game in EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC DIVISION name from consideration head basketball coaching the University of Houston. has accepted the Cougars" offer to replace retiring coach Guy V. Lewis "I'm certainly pleased and I con Pet GB L10 y-Boston 62 13 .827 10-0 -Philadelphia 49 27 .645 13 7-3 New Jersey 37 40 .481 26 4-6 Washington 35 41 .461 27Vi 2-8 New York 22 54 .333 40V. 2-8 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet.

GB L10 -Milwaukee 53 23 .697 7-3 -Atlanta 47 30 .610 6 6-4 -Detroit 43 33 .566 1 0 4-6 Cleveland 28 47 .373 24 V. 3-7 Chicago 26 50 .342 27 3-7 PACERS 25 51 .329 28 3-7 sider it an honor to have this position." Foster said after the Houston Board of Regents offered him the Job. "It's a job that has a great amount of prestige," Foster said. Foster Is the third head basketball coach In the WESTERN CONFERENCE MIDWEST DIVISION Madison. Wis.

A five-member search committee had been named to present a recommendation to University of Minnesota President Kenneth Keller, who was to make the final decision. Keller was not available for com-. ment Tuesday night. Glel also could ISM Foster 41 -year history of Cougar athletics. not be reached.

Peterson said he had no information on whether Haskins difficult to win as many games as Guy has. I prob make It that long, said Pet GB L10 -Houston 47 29 .618 5-5 -Denver 44 32 .579 3 5-5 Dallas 41 34 .547 5Vi 9-1 Utah 39 38 .506 8V 6-4 Sacramento 34 42 .447 13 3-7 San Antonio 33 45 .423 15 2-8 PACIFIC DIVISION Pet GB 110 y-LA. Lakers 58 18 .763 8-2 Portland 37 39 .487 20Vi 5-5 Phoenix 29 45 .392 27 5-5 LA. Clippers 29 47 .382 28V. 5-5 Seattle 29 48 .377 29 4-6 Golden State 28 49 .364 30 7-3 referring to Lewis' 30 sea Houston.

had signed a contract terms would be. Glofes bouts Four 1985 Indiana Director Tom Ford said one of the top candi "It'll be basketball or what the ably won on lap Golden Gloves ball Coach welterweight apparent ing. one Foster, sons at Athletic Foster "was dates from Kent Kent the beginning." State coach dies State University head foot open division champions will see ac-' tion tonight as the annual state tournament resumes at the Tyndall Armory. Action on the 24-bout card begins at 7:30 p.m. -clinched playoff berth y-clinched division title L10 Team's record over last 10 games TUESDAY'S RESULTS Heading the list is Dick Scesnlak died of an heart attack while exercls day after spring football Houston 125, Golden St.

121 Sacramento 109. San Antonio 99 A. Clippers 113. Utah 109 A Lakers 109. Seattle 104 Portland 127, Denver 110 Jlmmie Morgan of Anderson's PAL Club, who this year is seeking his training began.

fourth straight Hoosler champion Scesnlak. whose death came Just before his third anniversa .400 .454 .417 .417 .400 NATIONAL LEAGUE New Vork Pittsburgh -San Francisco Philadelphi Cincmnefl San Dieg .571 .571 10 If .545 .545 .570 .500 St Louis .455 .415 J75 .170 Los Angeset Montreal Chicago Houston let NOTE: Spllt-sewad pames cwNtt TUESDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia Boston Atlanta Baltimore 0 New York Mets 4 Los Angeles tie. tz innings Pittsburgh 7. Minnetot Kansas City I New York Yankees Its) I Montreal Texas (ss) I Toronto 1A Cincinnati Detroit Houston tie, II Innings Seattle Cleveland 0 Sen Francisco Milwaukee innings Oekiand 7, Chicago Cubs 4 Chicago Whit Sox 7, St. Louis 10 innings New Vork Yankees (is) Texas (ss) 1 San Dfego at California, (n) TODAY'S GAMES Montreal (ss) vs.

Atlanta at West Palm Beach, FIc 1:30 p.m. Montreal (u) vs. Lot Angeles at vero peacn. Ma- i ju p.m. Baltimore vs.

Texas Pomp, p.m. Toronto vs. Philadelphia at Cleerwe- tor. St. Louis vs.

Pittsburgh at Braden- fon. 1:30 p.m. Kansas City vs. Chicago Whit Sox (ss), at Sarasota, Fie I 30 Cincinnati vs. Houston at Kissinv mee.

I 35 p.m. Sen Francisco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, 1 m. Chicago Cubs vs. Oakland at Phoe nix.

3 p.m. Milwaukee vs. Seettle at Tempo. 1 p.m. Boston vs.

Detroit at Lakeiend. Fl 7:30 m. Chicago White Sox (ss) vs. New York Yankees at Fori Lauderdale, FW 7 30 m. Minnesota vt.

New Vork Mets at SI. Petersburg, 7:35 p.m. California at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. AT PORT LAUDERDALE. FLA.

Texes 000 000 01 l-l tt New York (AL) 303 000 l2x-t 121 Cook. Mahler (4), Wright (7), Patterson (() and Slaught, Petreili 17); Orebek. Shirley 14). Righetti (1) and Hassey W-Drabek. L-Cook.

HR-New York. Wintieid. AT WINTER NAVEN, FLA. Philadelphia 000 100 070-1 4 0 Boston 000 000 000-0 I Hudson, Carman (4), Tekulve (() end Daulton; Hurst, Stewert ((), Sten-ley (t) and Gedman. -Hudson.

14. -Hurst, 14. AT BRADE NT ON, FLA. Minnesota 070 003 000-5 0 Pittsburgh 000 004 12X-7 13 I Blyleven, Smith (7) and Seles; Rho-den, Krawciyk (7), Clements ((), Zoske (t) end Pene, Dial (t). w-Ciements, l-l.

L-Smith. 0-1. Sv-Zeske (I). AT WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. Beltimore 000 000 000-0 4 I Allente 704 000 12 1 DMartlnei.

Snell (5), TMertinel (4), Aase (I) and Sheets, Dempsey (4); Dedmon, Gerber (5), Sutter (t) and Virgil. W-Oedmon. 14. L-OMar. tinex 14.

AT FORT MYERX FLA. New York (A) (ss) 000 010 000-1 1 Ktnses City 000 002 00l-2 7 Resmussen, Bystrom (4), Monte-tusco (7) and Lvden; Gubtcie, Ferr (7) end Wathan. W-Gubicia, 2-1. L-Brstrom 0-1. Sv Ferr I).

AT POMPANO, FLA. Montreal 003 000 000-1 Teies (ss) 100 000 0)0-1 I Tibbs, Roberge (7), Riley and Hunt; Mason, Herris (4), Henry (7), Williems ((), Patterson It) and Porter, Petreili (7). W-Tibbs, 1-2. L-Meson, 1-1. Sv-Rlley (2).

HR-Texax Petreili (2). AT DUNEOIN, FLA. Cincinnati 000 000 000- 0 7 Toronto 014 020 21x-10 II Pestore, Murphy (4), Smith (4). France (tl end Diei; Clancy, Leel (() and Martinet, -Clancy, 24 L-Pas-tore. 0-2 HRs-Cincinnati.

Cedeno (1). Toronto, ASoseby (3). AT KISSAMEE, FLA. 13 innings Detroit 000 012 200 000-5 11 Houston 000 000 401 000-5 17 1 TerreH, Terry (7), Scherrer (t), O'Neal (Ml and Engie; Scott, Solano (7), Lopei ((), Smith (t), Kerfetd (10) and Ba.ier HRs-Detroit, Evens (I), Engl (2). Houston, Davis (5).

AT VERO BEAOX FLA. 12 innings New Vork (N) 103 000 000 000-4 II 4 Los Angeles ...030 100 000 000-4 II 1 Oieda. Oroico (7), Sisk (tl, Berenyl llllendHeern; Powell, Mey (S), Etch-horn (7), Howell ((I, Diet (10), Cestui (171 and Scioscia. HRs-Hew York, Johnson (2). AT MESA, ARIT Oeklend 000 112 3007 1 Chicago (HI 000 270 000-4 I Rilo.

Krueger (4), Howell It) and Tettiete. Smith (7); Trout, Smith (7), Br ussier (t) and Devis W-Krueger. l-l. L-Trewt. 7-1.

Sv-HoweH (I). HR-CtUcaoe. Davis (2). AT TUCSON, ARIZ. Seem 000 010 000-1 1 Cieveiend 000 000 OOx-t 4 wncex.

Ledd ((), end Keerney. Voile 14); Roman. Belles (1), Wardle (5), (7), Easterly (t) and Allans. W- Wilcox, l-l L-Bailes. -l.

AT CHANDLER. ARIZ. Sen Fre-clsc 770 1-4 14 Milwaukee KU 000 000 t5 4 Gott. Leakey (4). Devls (7), Robin-tea (M) and Melvin, Guide (tl.

Co-cenower. Seer ape ((), Clear (t), Mc-Cior M) end Moore. Nog (). Ceren (10). w-Deviv H.

Sv-tnse (II. HR-Mtl- (1). ship. Morgan will meet of the Evansville Boxing Terry Ray, a Terre weight, will clash with Detroit 116. PACERS 108 Atlanta 107, Washington 91 Boston 123, Cleveland 105 New Jersey 111, New York 93 Milwaukee 116, Chicago 107 Dallas 128.

Phoenix 98 TODAY'S Detroit at Boston. 7:30 p.m. New York at Philadelphia. 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Phoenix.

9:30 p.m. MONDAY'S No games scheduled PATRICK of the Indianapolis PAL Club: lightweight Clarence White of the Sarge Johnson Boxing Club derson's Jerrr Bilyeu Moore of Evansville. light heavyweight champ a year ago but fighting as a middleweight this year, will take-on Stuart Lansford of the Browns-burg PAL Club. State head coach, collapsed exercising at Dlx Stadium was taken by paramedics to Robinson Memorial Hospital. officials said.

Scesnlak been 46 years old June was an assistant coach State under Don James from 1974. When James accepted coaching position at Washington, took Scesnlak with him as Scesnlak returned to head coach In 1983. in the games of the Boston Celtics is month, and Benoit Benjamin the Los Angeles Clippers the month for March, the Former Butler standout has been named to an basketball coaching post at of Nebraska by new Nee. Mitchem Is the all-time leading scorer with from 1979 to 1983. Mitchem served as graduate coach at Purdue Terre Haute's Ralph heavyweight runner-up years, has moved to weight and will meet William Rogers in the Pts GF GA -Philadelphia 50 23 4 104 323 233 -Washington 49 22 6 104 304 261 Isles 37 28 12 86 306 272 N.Y.

Rangers 36 36 5 77 272 262 Pittsburgh 33 36 8 74 303 290 New Jersey 26 48 3 55 284 355 ADAMS DIVISION y-Quebec 43 30 5 91 323 281 Boston 36 30 11 83 302 280 Montreal 38 32 7 83 318 271 Hartford 38 35 4 80 319 294 Buffalo 36 36 6 78 290 285 the night. Tickets, priced at $7 ringside and $3 general admission, will Villar, Vonkers, Y. dec. Tim Cur-lev, Arlington, Wash. 5-0.

Cory Peterson, Bay City, Mich. dec. Matt La-Coure, Butte, Mont. S-0, Brian Lonon, U.S. Army-Ft.

Hood, Texas, stopped Gerard Norton. Charleston, C. RSC-X Randy Gonieiei. U.S. Marines-Camp Leieune, N.C.

dec. Raymond Gaona, Rosen burg, Texas, 54; Eric Griffin, Broussard, La. dec Tony Luna. Des Moines, Iowa, 54. lit aemids Johnny Vesouel, Phoenix, won en retirement over Jeu it Ebersole, Keeeu.

Hawaii, RET-X I 51 Jemal Hinton, New Car-roilton, Md. dec. Aaron Pulliem, Ml. Clem mons, 5-0; Kevin Kelley, Flushing. dec.

Les Febti, Seattle, 54, Robert Reyes, Wichita Falls, Texas, dec. Clay Jenkins, Franklin, Tenn. 3-2; Michael Collins, LePorfe, Texas, dec Rey Loveto, Fresno, Calif. 54 Zrlnell Webster, U.S. Marines-Camp Leieune, C.

dec. Rodolfo Barragan, Los Angeles, Calif. 54, Steve Young, St. Louis, Mo. dec.

Gregory Vicenty, Army-Ft. Bragg, N.C., 4-1; BERNARD PRICE, Muncie, 14., dec. Harold Miller, Grand Forks, O. 54. in pleads Frank Hooper, Dallas, Texas, dec.

Alex Gannon, Logansport, 3-t Eric Garcia, Denver, Colo, stopped Jason Tintes, Litchfield, Minn. RSCM-X Armando Reyes, Fresno, Calif, dec. Kenneth Furr, Honolulu, Hawaii. 54; Levell Finger. St.

Louis, won on disqualification over Ricardo Bosnia Brewiey. Calif. OQ-l I 40. Bandele Hinton, New Car. ronton, Md.

dec. Billy Young, Saginaw, Mich. 4-1; Todd Foster, Greet Fells. dec. Tim Remlcek, U.S.

Marines-Camp Leieune, N.C. 54; Terrene Southerland. S. Nevy-Norfolk. Ve, dec.

Gary Sykes, Vancouver, Vincent Phillips, S. Army-Ft. Riley, Kansas, dec Stanley Longstreet. Detroit, 54. Ml pounds Billy Bridges, Lincoln-ton, N.C dec Gil Whitfield.

Portland, 54. Richerd Torres, Tulare, Califs dec. Scott Johnson, Fargo, 54. Derrick Wilson, U.S. Army-Ft Bragg, NC, dec.

Arthur Mertlnei, S. Marines-Camp Leieune, N.C. 4-1; Anthony Stephens. Shreveporf, La. stopped Robbey Benson, Athens.

Texas, RSC-X 2 00. Kenneth Gould. Rock-ford, dec. Henry Anave, Aibuquer due. 5-0; Ricky Royel, Washington, D.C., stopped Carlos Marcano, Wehiawa, Hawaii, RSC-X 7 35.

Frank Liles. Syracuse, dec. Robert AAcCrary, Air Force. 54. Anthony Peerson, Milwaukee, dec.

Jess Dobbin. U.S. Navy-Norfolk, Va 54 14S pounds Milton Dunham. S. Army-Tecoma, Wash.

dec. Milford Kemp, Venice, Cant. 4-1, J. Niccoii, Golden. dec.

Rodney Brown, Navy-Norfolk. Va 4-1; Ronald Sims. S. Air Force-Kelly AFB. dec.

Maicohm Harvey, Wahiawa, Hawaii, 5-0. Alfred Cole, Army-Ft Hood. Texas, dec Donald Stephens, U.S. Army-Ft. Hood, Texes, 3-X Lorenio Wright, Washington, C.

won on dis-quaiificetion over Danny Truiillo, Rock Spnngv Wyo. DQ-3. 35. Anthony Me ro brick, S. Army-Ft.

Bragg, NC. dec. Willie Kemp. Syracuse, 54; Dan Schommer, Minneapolis, won on disquelitication over Parker White, Richmond. DQ-X 5 201 pounds Bruce Baldwin, Army-Ft.

Hood, Teias, stopped Sherwood RobinL Houston, Texas, RSC-t 2 31. Jerry Gotf, Saucier, Miss stopped William Brift, Koneoho. He-wan. RSC-X 103, Krishna Wamrighl. Colorado Springv stopped Adrian Peterson, Troup, Texes, RSCM-X 2 Mike Palmer.

Willlston, dec. Mike Heniy, Santa Ana, 5-0, Jonathon Littles, Flint, Mich, dec Tim Tomeshek, Green Bey. Wis. 54, Michael Bent, Cambria Heights, NY, stopped Gregory Hayes, US. Air Force-Kelly AFB, RSC-I.

1 52; Cecil Coiemen, Navy-Norfolk, stopped Les LeBianc San Francisco, Cant. RSC-X 202 LATONIA 1- Mormng Glory (Siput) (25 40 10 70 0 00. Fellowship Mailer (Campbell I 1 00 4 OX No Niie lOurts) 1 40 2- Penther Power I Merle) 1210 11 to to 00. Noble Cell (Ourfs) 4.00 1.40. Sea Of woods (Foster) 4 (0 Deny Double (13-1) SJSt 4 1-Genuine Affection (Netf) (7 20 4 40 1 20.

Beet Em (Tucker) 7 40 Gusto Go (Schwlng) 140. 4 One For Empery (Kutel) (21 20 4 40 5 20. LH Ole Kerm (Netf) S40 5 00. Sweet Volley (Schwingl 5 40 5- Oewen Drum (Troilol (50 5 00 4 OX Serpent (Schwing) 5 40 4.40. Air Too) (Santos) 5 40 4- Lanadan (Delgado) (5120 It40 14 70, iwasonfyekid (Sousonisl (40 5 40.

What About Minnie ICantegalio) 040 7-Scerlet Elixir (Netf) diet 4(0 5 70, Vou're Seme Trick (Sunseri) 15 00 70. Leesele (Randall) 15 40. 0- Oestructive Angel (Miller) (4 00 40 1 00. eve Leke Brum) 4 40 X40, Jex Cot (Spickerdl 4 40. t-She Finos Roses (Foster) It 10 5 0 4 00, Redetso IMIIIerl 4.M X0X Aged Aunt (look) 2 00.

W-Ono-iae (Foster) (5 40 4 40 1 OX Lou's Fooluh I Or I M.40 5 00. Heev enly Legs IBrwn) I X. SPORTSMAN'S PARK 1- Srholar Becky (McGum) 15 SO 40 1 40; Hurry Hannah Hurry (Lang) 401 tO. Bitter PiH (Stive) 140 1-Smw Leek (Dial) (15 4 0 4 4 4 Best Dors I Briggs) M) 20 4 40. Bent-nut Beckbte (Snivel 2 (0.

DeOy Olvkll (4-3) HX0X 5- Country Boy (Perm) (7 20 1(0 1 So Of Zen (Meren) 5 40 1 tO, Guar (Meier) 1 (0 4-Oencer-s Tricks (Briggs) (7 4 4 00 lag. Rite's Bee IPatt) X40 X4X Memo art (Dial) 110 (-Critical Tree (Stive) S5M 14 5 OX Ouoery IMore) 1 00 IPX GoUip-lee (LiiKrsayl 7 40 4 Fifth And Final (Kaenel p'ke) (11 71 4 4 1 Trueer (Sihral 4 4 14X RoMing Rend ISpencer) 14 7-eal Neat Gel (Kn.glr (31 4 MOO 50: Epp Ouee (Bullerd) 00 40. Pprnue Oust (Stive I 1 40 O-Krtem IStlvel (74 40 0 00 5 40. Lt. Winkler (Briggs) 401 1 IX Retact (Hansen I 7 M.

t-Mverwest (Hansen) (4 1 0 14. Poew-r (Spencer) U40 7eX Our HHde B. (Ricttar) I B. AT VALOOSTA. BA.

B1 HI I to Sat (71. M' Rupee (4). II7L AT aU First St Jeeepkt 070 eat 1 Neil 14 a 7 1 I 111 St jar4 11 1 4 i Q.iiii la) I-Fstr, Seamier (1) tear and McCav. AT PTOTRt DA4C Ckncege 5l PD1 4 Mon-e Do tea XI ll I 1 Ci-een Chempei-s 14) end veu. Wertke Pess'ie iti end Br ten kt 1 hwt-e Dome.

Pesavente AT ttANOVC ev.Ngv am 4 1 t7Cl-tll! Johnson. C't anper Ptpee Ml Se.ee Hettiti, Shotl I4 and pat ft 1 -ill tsngr Shtpur re-her -T aLOOMIHtlOl Maps, nm Veiperette (-11) NX-" 101 la 4 i one a tmar. Jaime fcramaa. MWIH runn tot tot 1 1 otter III 4 etev. iivr (SI SlrMe.

MeeM 4 0is Ham an inm I r. be on sale when the open at 6 p.m. McMillen 4-15 3-4 21, Round lei Id 1-7 1-2 4. Wood 1-5 5-4 7, Bradley I-1 3-3 1 Totals 34-M 10-23 tl. ATLANTA (107) Wilklns 12-77 -IO 33.

Willis 11-10 44 24, Rollins 1-4 4-4 1 Rivers 54 5-4 IS, Wlttman 4-11 1-2 0, Levmgston 2-5 l-l Webb 54 1-2 II. Koncek 0-3 04 A Devil 0-1 04 4140 -7t 107. Washington 24 21 II- 01 Atlanta 24 14 21 22107 Fouled out None. Rebounds-Washington 40 (Robinson 10), Atlanta 47 (Willis 14) Assists-Washington It (Melon. Williams 5), Atlanta 22 (Rivers 101.

Total fouls Washington 22, Atlanta 11. Technicals-Atlanta illeoal defense 2, Washington illegal defense. AT NEW YORK NEW JERSEY (III) King Ml 4. Williams 4-5 1-2 Gminsk! -12 44 22, Birdsong 0-12 44 71 Rensey 74 2-1 14, Johnson 1-S 44 10, Turner 24 1-2 a. Cook 4-10 2-2 10, Cartage 1-1 4-4 4.

O'Koren 1-7 04 4, Williams 0-4 0-01. Totals 4341 25-27 111. NEW YORK (Tl) Orr 414 0-0 Thornton 0-1 04 0, Bannister 5-M 44 14. Tucker 14 2-2 4 Walker t-14 7-10 25. McNeely 44 2-2 10, Wilklns 1-10 44 Grunteid 34 3-3 0, Cotieid 1-1 04 I Green 24 2-2 4 Totals 3140 3t IS.

New Jersey 23 24 24-111 New York a 24 It 21 fl Three-point goal Wilkms. Fouled out Turner. Rebounds New Jersey 54 (King, Johnson kU New Vork 41 (McNealy 12). Assists-New Jersey II (Johnson t). New Vork 14 (Orr 41.

Total tools -New Jersey 11, New York 30. A-1 1,744. AT HOUSTON GOLDEN STATE (111) Ballard 5-14 04 20. Smith 5-11 14 II, Carroll 11-24 2-2 24. Flovd t-15 04 27.

Teegle 4-10 0-1 13. Connor 34 04 4, Verhoevon 2-3 04 4. Huston 3-3 34 Thibeaui 24 04 4. Whitehead 1-1 1-2 1. Totals 47-tt 23-33 121 HOUSTON (125) McCrey 34 14 Petersen 5-11 4-5 14.

Olaiuwon 14-21 2-7 34. Leevell 54 44 14, Lloyd 7-14 7-2 14. McDowell 04 04 0. Reid 7-lt 0-2 14, Sampson 0-5 0-0 0, Herris 7-14 1-7 15. Wiggins 3-5 0.

Ehlo 04 04 0, Waiters 04 04 0 Totals S3-IOI It-10 125. GeMea State 17 21 34 It-WI Houston 34 IS 21 13-I2S Three-point goals Ballard 2. Floyd, Teagie. Fouled out Leaven. Rebounds Golden Stele 44 (Smith 14), Houston 4) (Oieiuwon Assists Golden State 31 I Floyd 10), Houston 31 I McCray II.

Total touis Golden State 20. Houston 20. A 14 103 AT SAN ANTONIO SACRAMENTO (Itt) Trier 4-14 04 12, Olberding 3-5 04 4, Thompson 5-t I-1 II. Theuse-13 2-2 14. Woodson t-lt 14 71, Drew I I 04 I Johnson 3-11 74 13.

Kleine 21 5-5 t. Thorpe 5-10 74 17, Bratr 24 04 4 Totals 42-tl 25-71 10 SAN ANTONIO (tt) Greenwood 7 04 10. Mitchell 10-21 4-5 24. Gilmore 1-5 2-1 4. Sundvoid HO 04 4.

Robertson 5-11 34 13, Matthews 5-t 4-5 14. Lamp 4-1144 14. Wilkins2-4 04 Hughes 34 0-0 4 Totals 4144 17-21 tt Secremenfe 21 3 7J N-Mt San Ant. a It 27 21- tt Fouled out Greenwood. Rebounds Sacramento 51 (Olberding.

Thorpe 0). San Antonio 51 (Greenwood 14). Assists Sacramento 20 (Theut 13), Sen Antonio 20 (Metthews tl. Total fouls-Sacramento It, San Antonio K. AT DALLAS PHOENIX () Nance 11-11 04 24.

Pinckney 4-10 2-2 10. Adams 44 04 0. Davis 34 4-5 10, Humonries 14 04 2. Robey 0-7 04 0, Sanders 7-10 44 10. Thompson 44 1-7 t.

Venos 04 02 0, Toney 5-11 1-2 It Piftman 04 04 0. Glouchkov 0-1 3-4 1. Totals 4140 15-21 to DALLAS (121) Aguirre t-M 2-1 tt Perkins t-ll 7 10 75, Donaldson 4-5 1-2 t. Harper 14 3-2 I. Bieckman t-14 04 10.

Vincent 3-10 14 Ellis 34 1-1 t. Davis 3-7 44 11. Schrempf 1-7 1-1 Wennington 34 0-2 4. Keeling 1-2 2-2 4. Bieb 04 1-2 I.

Totals 4940 25-35 121. ..34 It- ..11 2t 14-12 Three-pomt goels-Elits Aguirre Davis. Toney Fouled eut-None. Rebounds Phoenix 34 None. Adams 51.

Danes 42 (Donaldson 10). Assists Phoenix II (Humphries 01. Denes 17 (6 Devis 14). Total fouls-Phoenii Tt, Delias 20. AT SALT LAKf CITY A.

CLIPPIRS (111) Maxwell 44 44 14. Nimpluus 0-12 2-2 10, Bentemin e-13 44 IX Johnson 4-14 2-2 14. Nnofl 11-10 3-1 30. Edwerds 14 1-3 Cage 3-1 MX Gordon 4 4 04 Cress 04 04 0. TeteH 4441 72-25 113 UTAH (M Dantlev W-27 4-7 41 Maione 4-17 44 U.

Eaton 1-1 4-5 Green 4-11 l-l IX Hansen 14 04 Scurry 44 7-4 K. Stockton 2-7 04 4. Bailey 5-10 7-1 IX lever oni 0-1 44 0. Totals ay-loo it-a tot. L-A.

Ciwears Tt 10-111 trteh 24 tt It 17 -let Three-point goals Nnon 1 Fouled out None. Rebounds A. Clippers 40 IBeniemta 141. Utah 54 (Maione 14). Assists A Clippers 25 INnen IIL U'a 15 (Stockton 111 Tefal fouls L.A.

Clippers 2X Utah 21. A 1X201. AT MILWAUKf CNICASjO (M7) Banks 5-7 0-1 M. WooH-idpe tt-17 24 2X Oekley 0-M 1-1 17, Gervi 04 04 1 Macy 1-7 0-1 7, Canine 44 24 10. Green 14 l-l Jordan t-14 12-12 2X Smrek 34 04 Poison 0-1 04 Hollo l-l 04 1.

Totals 4445 14-77 107 MILWAUKf! 1Ut) Cummfnos IV HVII IX Presiev 7-11 34 XX Breuer 44 l-l 0. Hedges 44 04 Moncrief 1-7 t-ll II. Pierce 5-1 74 4 Lister 14 4-5 Fields 1-11-4 1, Oevn 7-5 l-l (Xen 1-5 04 Remolds 04 04 Totals 141 14-50 Iks. 24 SS It-17 34 14114 Three point goals Macy. Pressev.

FHerce Fouled out None Rebounes CtMcaoe 54 (Oeaiey 111. Mitwwukee 51 (Brewer sot Assnrs-CtMceo 23 (Cor-tine 41. MUtweueee 21 (Preuey 71. Tow towts-Ciucave IX Milwaukee 3 A- P6A NKMCV LCAOCRS Tn Merck Ret Jeem aaofcoftey Cetwa Peete 11 Hoi Sutten 9 Andy Been Swrwherd lanaxtr 34 Dew Tewetl 11 Be Twwr 4 Corey Pewa Larry Ak.ee 12 Den Ferwno 25 It. Peww S'rnerl IX FUZTV IOCLLCR 71 IX Dw nawmand 14 Tony 14 IX Pout Arinwer Tt 14.

JoMCee ST. ewey nee 1 Mere O-Ntear 3 I. To rte 14 n. mmmm 33 71. Jod-e Mu4 12 72.

Tom Wa'iae 27 IX ReyFinrd 74. (larexce Roe 14 IX jmw There 27 M4.714 mm I7S4K US.IS4 144 SIS M7.7W 144.17 lit 03 17 1747 He 7 ne.ert tie He H177S K74S7 MP 477 ML 441 WtTSS WL(4 4.14 VPt 7 a. Ml I 474 7ta7 70 IJJ 44S7 00 74 44.U7 MKI COL04VW fcOLttyR Ft retmd ul the '43 Com we Gcttpvtar tenets kete-- ft Ere: nan 77. ttmeert 13 n. Mert MM 21 7.

Pet Mcpiia 7 70. Uerv 77 1C Tea vrtjr 11 ifTrsiTn i Levine uins opener Victor Le-ine of Kokomo. a national champion two years ago. made his debut In the U.S. Amateur CAMPBELL CONFERENCE NORRIS DIVISION Pit 38 31 8 84 36 33 9 81 36 33 9 81 25 45 7 57 16 55 6 38 GAMES Utah at LA.

Clippers. 10 30 p.m. Portland at Seattle, 10.30 p.m. RESULTS DIVISION GF 338 315 294 306 256 GA 334 297 283 371 402 DIVISION Minnesota at Chicago. 835 OKI.

Vancouver at Edmonton. 9:35 m. Winnipeg at Los Angeles. 10.35 p.m. RESULTS Winnipeg 5.

Los Angeies 2 DIVISION Boxing Federation championships in -Chicago -Minnesota -SLLouis -Toronto Detroit SMYTHE Billy Onrbin Club. Haute middle John Eckles will face An and John Jefferson, a the last two super heavy Atterbury's 24th bout of Armory doos a unanimous over Ronald LCHJISVILLI DOWNS t-Mele (Reetnson) MOO INIst, Scut Bluegress (Morpan) 4 0 110. Bennle Mac (Anderson) IN. 1-Skipperelie (Meckel) IS. 40 In 140; Fortunete Decision (G.

Guhy) S.M V10; Gordon (P.I. Ma pes) In Daily OevMe (l-ll 110 I Puule Pieces (. Leney) S41 40 70 7 Sem antha's Bunny (Brewer) 1.10 1 40, Carrie Alune (Reed) 1 00 4-Prince Phil (Teeter) (14 00 4 10 1 70, Lady Sylvia (Morgan) 5 40 1.40; Aprils Covergirl (O. Jones) I t-Moba (G. Guhy) 14 40 4 00 100; Forsythe (O.

Gry 11.10 S.tO, Hooper (Ry. Finn) I N. 4-Ohi Mom (J. Gray) 11 40 M0 it Weed Killer (Morpan) 170 110. Cheerio Supreme (O.

Conrad) 1.20 1 70 7-John Swifl (Gasman) 14 00 I 140; Kretty Kingston IB. Gampoe) 1.70 1 00; jane's Star (Chopin) 1 40. -Morgan Red (Morgan) S3 to 1 70 140; Cevalier Skipper (Ra. Finn) l.M 1 40; Tee Money (Arnold) 140. t-Strlk Thro GB (V Grey) tt 0 00 1 00.

LC Bern in (wetson) 70 70; Bustout Sunshine (Amatol 4 l-Rey Rich (G. Jones) 14 4 50 170; Diesel Power (J. Mauptn) 400 I ts. Hot Re (AmW) 140. II Heninp Teugk (D Conrad) St Ml 1 40 1 00.

Rede Joe (Hayes) 1 140; Cerysareek General (Butte-, meet) 10. A Pts 5 It 47 Gretrky. Edm Lemieus. Ppk Cettey. Edm urn.

Eom Bessy. NVI r. stattny. Owe Sever. CM NesluKdl MR Andersen, Edm Geutet.

Owe 17 St II st lit 14 111 41 104 47 107 47 tt 47 11 45 St ts SI 4 SS tt SI SI IS Fader, SIL T. rrv. CM Hewerckuk. Wp Trottier, NVI Dtonno. LA four days ry as Kent while and Ravenna's Kent would have 28th.

Scesnlak at Kent 1971 to the head he an assistant. Kent as ISames K.C. Jones coach of the of rookie of NBA said Lynn Mitchem assistant the University Coach Danny Bulldogs' 1.798 points Last year, assistant y-Edmonton 54 15 7 115 412 295 vCalgary 38 31 9 85 339 308 Winnipeg 26 46 6 58 287 362 Vancouver 22 42 13 57 271 319 Los Angeles 23 48 7 53 277 380 -Clinched playoff berth y-Clinched division title TUESDAY'S RESULTS Hartford 5. Buffalo 3 Washington 5, Pittsburgh 3 Ouebec 4. Detroit 0 Toronto 2.

St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 4. N.Y. Islanders Chicago 2, Minnesota 1 2 Calgary 6. Vancouver 5 TONIGHTS GAMES Beaumont.

Texas, with three-round decision HCAJl mvps t4 Pervis Emsen. LouisvlH lets Ed Pinckney. Vilienove n4-Petrtc Ewinp, Georgetown ltl Adeem Oleiuwon, Houston leer-Jem es Worthy. North Carolina mi-ISIH THOMAS, liaa rt0 Oarrell Onttith. Louisville ItTt Eervi Johnson.

Michie St. 17-Jack Glvens. Kentucky 1077 Butch Lee, Merquette me-KIMT BIN VON. India 1t7S Pic herd Weshington, UCLA 147 4-David Thompson. N.C.

SI. 171 Bill Walton. UCLA 7471 BiH Weltoa. UCLA -ten-Vacated WTO Sidney WirtL UCLA lt-Lev Alcindor. UCLA l-Lev Alcindor.

UCLA 147 Lev, Alcindor, UCLA 14 Jerry Chemoerv Utah lts Bid Bradiey. Princele H4 Walt Haittrd. UCLA Nil Art Meymen, Ouke Itel-Peul Hog we, Cincinnati M4I-Jerry Lwcas, Ohio Stet lt0 jerry Luces. On. State tt'jt-Jerry West, West Virp.ni Ityj-Eigi Baytar.

SmIW mi-Wilt Chamoeriai. Kansas tesa Hl Lear. 1 emote rtw-BiH PusseH. San Frattclsc ttw-Tom Cow, LaSane ItU-IH Bor. Kansas 1SJ Clyde Levettett, Kansas lesi-Non tetecte r0-lrwi Oamorot.

CCNV 14 Alee Grore, Kentucky Itt Alee Grot. Kentvcfey l7-Georpe Kenan, Holy Cress 144 Bop artanc Oamhem stete 1S Bo Kuriand. Ok -home stole 144 Arnold Ferr in. Utah 141 Ke Sellers. Wvaminp 141 ttovterd Ooiimer.

Sianlerd Jon Ken. WtscensM mo Mer Huiiiiie. Indiene nid Pertte runner -up VB-no. ws me MVP put leler tewn Inettgiple tor heyinp tnsne' pre contract ketere the Tjn TRACK BOTS Car at tBVk, aAeaci Central kW rrmcM AfcC VOtC Detroit at Montreal. 7 35 p.m.

t. tsianoers at pmsourgn. 7 35 p.m. Ouebec at New Jersey. 7:35 m.

Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers. 0 p.m. MONDAY'S N.Y. Rangers 9.

New Jersey 0 EASTERN 46 43 -Muskegon -Kalamazoo -Saginaw Toledo Flint .39 1 .14 BASEBALL 1. Louil titlan Stat 4S 1. Miami. Fla. 1 Florida Stat B- 4tl 4 stentord II- 40 S.

Loyoi. Calil 7S 47 4. Teies 17- 4s 7. South Florid 37- 4 443 I Oral Roberts 7S-1 411 Michigan 14- 471 SO. Old Dominion 7 4 477 II.

Fullerton Stet 7 474 11. South Cerolina 77- 1 47 II. WKMt Mat I- 4 47 14. UCLA 441 15. Brighm Young I), t-t 41 ta.

ruiane 77- i 44 17 Georgia 11-1 est TO It Oklahoma H-ll est I. Georgia Teck IS-al 451 70, Hawaii 11-11 es 14 BASEBALL PRESEASON POLL I. Cotumbvt East (7), 17. 1 Le Porte (1), 114; 1. JertersonviHe (II.

lit; A South Deerbor (1). sox (Tiel Ketone IS), ts and Bend WaiTungion (li. ts. 1. (Tie) Chester (I), tl and Terre Haute Sowt (l, ej.

Ft wpyn Eimhvrst, 4. Elkhart Mm ariat, 47, II. WORTH CENTRAL (I), tt. 11 Mart. li I Tie) East end Lateyette Jen, 73.

is (Tie) Mu-ttr. II and Ft Wove Nr-hrp. 17 HW-rwnd No (II, Mc ML Evwvs Me'er ot. I (Tie) Jsr. stpnd WARREN CENTRAL.

I WOMEN'S TRACK St Joseph 7. Mian Centre! -GOLF At Ameaeri. Bp. Tm tceres: Muerhed St. 7L Wrtgnt St.

II tndien cewtral 17L Norther Kentucky 174. xevter zn MeOeiisr; Jev Mullefl (Wl 74 Law lor Min Centre. Skip tail- BS. Ckecbi ttotunu Mm) aM el Mar. Me Ct til PM CSklodt 74 tl an Mwor .4 25 74 41 4 Trettwr at 77 11 te 44 a 74 SI 4 Kexnenperst St IS II Pts GF GA 27 0 96 344 261 32 0 91 321 290 36 0 86 298 260 53 0 50 265 376 61 0 33 238 447 WSJON Pts Gf GA 28 0 98 315 28 31 1 90 328 283 31 0 91 308 265 36 1 80 254 270 35 0 80 299 290 Dl .46 .42 .43 .37 -39 "Cke 14 It 74 McKev a 44 tt CHev 74 OeCaeta 4 XI 44 Tt Mewtt 41 7 IS 734 -'Ce 44 11 75 17 44 14 11 IS tB S01 71 4 SI 4 II 77 4S tsawt 74 11 MM IS 47 Tf I I 11 111 -Fort Wayne Milwaukee vPeona -CHECKERS -Salt Lake ewers I IT Aa ranwr 4 l( II 1 1 iait oaisi aiaian.

-Clinched playoff berth TUESDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TO0AYS GAMES Peona at CHECKERS Kaiamuoo at San Lake Muskegon at Fort Wayne Milwaukee at Firm Toledo at Saginaw MONDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TANK BFNAIHUIA by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds -tier tir-v-iricv rj I 1 1 1 1 11 1 inevttr-aei 40 we" i-'i VN NOP Tit C.lTVeOOO-Mrn Pevi Cot 474 Oene S7S ev a toeVL-Men Jm Pen 01 V. 1 ftonn CX oei 4'7 PLAtNetCLO-Men an te Scne pjs mm von Tvi, nasoe-iM, -i op fcvtvwv 11 tPTaM Je ev.lt I iiavn I 1-7 il 0 ic 1 II II I MX IT-Me ce-a Carter St to-e- Merv lr SI STo-Men Pen Flowers Wo-i en veme Berry eflS. i hm Brpjiee 5t -v rw-t wmeewer $77 CLCnMrr-ane see HuWni tL( en fceorpe Cr 470 Mom en saerr vneef SSI ee jane Te ev PI art seen- Le-men err 471 Ten. Ten 4- MiaoL-Me eui Tm eS en Fcner f4 jnen. weet Ge nny 14) See tr-sa, ltlk pet Merc Ot'oi tvewet PL -4 Stoboden t'vettnevtc Vve kv.a, Them Husir.

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