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-s -V- TUESDAY, MARCH 1984 PAGE 22- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR Woocls World BY W.A. POTTER Eric Should Have Won, Norwegian Press Claims I Momentum Vital Points Out Phelps South Bend, Ind. (UPI) The team with the most momentum, rather than talent, should emerge as the NCAA champion, says Notre Dame Coach Digger Phelps who includes his Irish as a favorite or this year's title. from the No. 6 spot to gain the No.

2j ratine with 421 points. Kentucky, which defeated Auburn and I Mississippi but lost to LSU, held the No. 31 rating with one first-place vote. Louis-1 ville, which won both its games, also! PROM Will SERVICES i i T'HE ICE-MAKING machine, the A weather, the wind and a biased referee all made racing conditions uneven and turned Eric Heiden's exit from the world speed skating championships into a mere parody," an Oslo newspaper said Monday. Heiden, the Madison (Wis.) sensation received a first-place vote and remained I No.

4 with 413 points while Oregon State I stayed at No. 5 on the strength of its! victories over California and Oregon. Syracuse, like St. John's. and Setonl Hall a victim of Georgetown, slid from "Woody's doing his impression of I'THE AGONY OF DEFEAT' again!" the No.

2 spot to No. 6 with 353 points. Big Ten winner Indiana, with 347 'Phelps said DePaul may still be the team to beat in the playoffs, despite the Blue Demons' loss to the Irish and the injury to senior forward Jim Mitchem. "They're strong, very strong," he said. "But when you get to the tourney, everybody starts out the same and you still have to win four or five games in a row to win the championship." The Irish took Monday off due to exams and will begin preparations for the playoffs Tuesday.

For one of the few times all season, Phelps said his team has enjoyed good health for more than two games. "We've been hurting all year long, but we're in good shape for the playoffs," Phelps said. "We played some very good defense against Dayton, and I think the job Orlando (Woolridge) did on (De-Paul's Mark Aguirre in our victory the points, moved into the top 10 from No, 12 The Irish, coming off the 76-74 upset over top-ranked DePaul and a road win at Dayton, are in "excellent" shape for the playoffs, Phelps says." Notre Dame drew the fourth seed in the NCAA Midwest Regional and will have to travel to Lincoln, to await the winner of a first round game between Missouri and San Jose State. Missouri, the regular season Big Eight champ, should be favored in its game. Neither the Tigers nor San Jose State have ever met Notre Dame in basketball.

PHELPS SAID THAT because the Mideast was so loaded with top teams, he was not surprised to be going out of his region. "The key to this is not only whom you draw or how strong you are but how much momentum you have going into the tourney." Phelps said. "I think we came on strong at the end, with the win over gaining the No. 7 perch with a 76-73 overtime victory over Ohio State. Maryland, which defeated Georgia Tech and Clemson, hung on to the No.

8 position in spite of its loss to Duke. Ohio State, which defeated Purdue before losing to the Hoosiers, also cracked the top 10 by moving from 11th to 9th. Studies Raiders Move National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle appointed a five-man fact-finding committee Monday to velop information to be considered relative to the Oakland Raiders move to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Rozelle named George Halas of the Chicago Bears, Art Modell of Cleveland, Wellington Mara of New York, Bill Bid-well of St. Louis and Herman Sarkowski of Seattle to report next week at a regularly scheduled meeting in Palm Springs, Calif.

"The basic concern of the owners is the protection of the bylaws of the NFL constitution," said Rozelle after a lengthy meeting at Dallas in which Oakland Managing General Partner Al Davis made a presentation. Bird Top NBA Player Rookie Larry Bird, who led the Boston Celtics to four victories without a loss last week, was named Monday the National Basketball Association's Player of the Week. Bird averaged 31.0 points, 10.8 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game last week and shot .602 from the field, including 7-for-13 from three-point range. The 6-foot-9 forward capped his week with 41 points, 13 rebounds and seven assists in a 118-115 victory over Detroit Sunday. DePaul Still 1 Despite DePaul's first loss of the season last week, a double-overtime setback at the hands of Notre Dame, it was 54 Owners Get 500 Invitations A total of 54 car owners representing 82 cars have been issued invitations to compete in the 64th annual Indianapolis 500.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway President John Cooper, in keeping with the new policy established last summer by the man he replaced, Joe Cloutier, mailed entry forms to the following The Hoyas of Georgetown, who wreaked havoc in the East last week, rocketed from a tie for 20th to No. 10. other night was a tremendous effort. Rounding out the top 20, in order, are Notre Dame, Bngham Young, St. John's, Missouri, North Carolina, Duke, Weber State, Texas Arizona State and who won all five speed skating gold medals in the Winter Olympic Games at Lake Placid.

N.Y., finished second in the world championships last weekend at Heerenveen, The Netherlands. "No one could understand that the referee ordered the ice watered before Hilbert Van Der Duim raced his 5,000 meters Saturday. That helped him win the title. Eric Heiden was the best skater, but became a victim of the uneven conditions," another Oslo daily said. "It was also strange that so much water was used just before Heiden should skate the 1,500 meters Sunday." All the papers said the 21-year old Heiden should have won the title under normal conditions.

The newspapers claimed referee Jan Charisius broke the rules by resurfacing the ice after the Uth pair of the 5,000 meters race instead of after the 12th pair, as decided among team leaders before the competition started. The Norwegian press called Van Der Duim a "worthy winner," but the skater noted: "I admit I was very lucky when the referee ordered the ice watered just before my race." Klammer Hurt In Fall Franz Klammer, Olympic downhill champion in 1976, suffered serious injuries Monday in a spectacular fall during World Cup downhill time trials at Lake Louise, Alberta. The 25-year-old Austrian skier, who did not make his country's downhill team at Lake Placid, apparently lost control shortly after he left the starting gate, before the first turn in the course. Kansas State. In The Games The Philadelphia 76ers will offer a Franklin Shades Hanover In NAIA Gordy Clemens ripped in 27 points and Randy Reece added 20 to push franklin to an 86-82 NAIA District 21 college basketball semifinal playoff victory over Hanover Monday night at Indiana Central's Nicoson Hall.

The triumph avenged last year's postseason loss to the Panthers. The Grizzlies will put their 20-5 record on the line next against the winner of the late Monday lifetime contract to Julius Irving at the conclusion of this season, the Philadel phia Bulletin reported Monday in a copyrighted story Reggie Jackson took part in his first workout with the New York Yankees at Fort Lauderdale, Fla Monday after being fined for missing the first two days DePaul and winning at Dayton, so we're in excellent shape." Notre Dame (22-5) reached the Final Four for the first time in Phelps' career two years ago. The Irish lost to eventual NCAA champion Michigan State in the finals of the Mideast Regional last year. This will be the seventh-straight year Phelps has taken a team to the NCAA playoffs. He has never won the NCAA championship.

"Look at Michigan State last year. They weren't ranked No. 1 but they entered the playoffs with a lot of momentum," Phelps explained. "They stormed through the tourney. No one was within II points of them.

I don't think a team has carried that much momentum in the history of the tourney, not even UCLA." PHELPS SAID TEAMS like Duke and Indiana will enter the NCAA playoffs with the most momentum and are strong candidates for the final four in Indianapolis' Market Square Arena later in the mnnth. He said he is not ruling out his own club or DePaul. "But Duke is coming off the ACC tournament victory and Indiana has won the Big Ten with a rush at the end," he said, "and they are both going to be very tough." owners: 45 who owned a total of 72 cars certified at Indianapolis last year. 3 who each owned 1 car certified for other USAC events in 1979. 6 others who own 7 cars with a reasonable chance of qualifying this May.

IT WAS CLOUTIER'S idea to make Indy an invitational race for 1980 and in keeping with those wishes. Cooper issued the specific criteria for invitations last Jan. 24. Taking into consideration the fans' best interest instead of the ongoing rift between the United States Auto Club and Championship Auto Racing Teams, Cooper's criteria made it clear that any serious teams would be extended invitations regardless of which club they belonged to. The Speedway does, of course, recognize USAC as its sanctioning and governing body, and USAC rules will prevail when practice begins May 3.

As usual, the deadline for entries is April 15. Last year, there were a record 103 entries. no surprise the Blue Demons easily held on to first place in the final United Press International Board of Coaches basketball ratings. DePaul, 26-1, took over the No. 1 spot from Duke in the eighth week of the season and its perch atop the standings has been unchallenged for the past six weeks.

The Blue Demons received 36 first-place votes Monday for 568 points, far outstripping the No. 2 team, Louisiana State. Louisiana State, which defeated Florida, Alabama and Kentucky, moved up night St. Francis-Anderson game. Hanover closed out its season at 21-10.

Joe Brunk led Hanover in scoring with 21 points, and Eric Ballenger had 16. Sprints Postponed Gardcna, Calif. (AP) The final events of the second annual Midwinter Sprint Car Championships were postponed for a second time Sunday because of rain. The championships were originally scheduled Feb. 23-24 but postponed a week because of inclement weather.

Honors Art Rose Pcmboke, N.C. (AP) Art Rose, Catawba's 5-10 freshman guard from Knightstown, Ind. who was named the most valuable player in the Carolinas Conference basketball tournament, has been named basketball player of the week in both NAIA District 26 and the Carolinas Conference. Rose averaged 19 3 points per game as Carolina Conference champion Catawba stretched its winning streak to 10. Ski patrol officials said Klammer fell to one side of the course, suffering a deep gash on his left wrist and tearing lig Scores After 4:30 Call Slar Sport's 633-1200 SPORTS SCOREBOARD For Sports Scores Call 633-1200, From 4:30 P.M.

To 1 A.M. SALESMEN Dale Carnegie Sales Course in Closing Sales. Answering Obteclions. Reaching Goals. Protessior.arSollmg Techniques.

Time Organization and Se'tMotivatign Enroll now for March Class Last Class Until October CALL 545-7641 fOI INI0IMATI0N or HSHVT)ON PiesertM ty RoOfvf Hires-AssociitM aments in his-left arm. They could not confirm reports that he had also broken a leg. Foster Succeeds McGuire Bill Foster, Duke's outgoing head basketball coach, was named head basketball coach at the University of South Carolina Monday to replace the legendary Frank McGuire. Foster officially resigned from his position at Duke Sunday. McGuire, one of the few coaches in the nation to compile 550 victories, was eased out of his job at South Carolina after 16 seasons.

The 1980 season was his last as the Gamecock coach. CHAMPIONSHIP I TV-BOWLING 1 1:30 A.M. EmI CrUNNK 4 OUAUfY NOW! IXPO, a WOODLAND, 421, WESTERN Pro Hin t' Ut siihs LATONIA lManuver (Marino) M. 4 00. 2 AO.

Ascent 0 Eagles (Rupert) 7 20, 4 40. Aaron We Boy (Columbia) 4 00 3 Three Natives (Vaughn) 9 40. 5 00. 3 60; Dana The Bandit (Ouzts) 3 SO, 3 00, Foon (Bowlds) 3.80. Dally Double 1 I) S104.M 3 Rush On Roulette (Oiler) 7 30 3 40.

llorkov ItnskrflKill CENTRAL LEAGUE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION EASTERN CONFERENCE Pts GF GA 39 19 5 8 3 263 701 Salt Lake Birmingham Fort Worth CHECKERS Tuisa Houston Ofcia City Dallas 68 2'S 730 67 247 778 65 7'4 195 60 197 703 59 746 759 57 706 211 47 278 769 79 26 79 76 79 75 30 27 34 20 35 3 80; Green Light Miss (Bowlds) 2. AO. 2.30; Lynniei Music (Marino) 3 40 4 Chiet Wee Mooe (Costa) 11 70. 4 20. 3 70; Roval Wile (Robertson) A.80.

3.30; Hank Haiierd (York) 2 AO 5- Brach Honey (York) A AO. 3 AO. 3 00, North Of Town (Marino) 3 AO. 3 80. Terrible Toughy (Tennebaum) 5 00 A Jac Art Don Oe'lev) 4 80 3 OO 3 70.

Selety Third IWooosI 3 AO 3 AO. Tnole Close (York) 3 40 7 Our Sissy (Woods) 5 00 3 AO 4 00. Princess Pool (Neegle) 4.80 3 80. Hot Commodity (Sciarretti) 5 00 a Sning Ruler (Costa) A 30 4 00 3 80. Dee's A Pistol (Evermen) A.A0 A 40.

Hasty Viking ITennenbeum) 8 AO. 9Ft Mill (McCullar) 20 5.20 180. Man From Texas (Green) 4.00 2.80. Gar-badge (Marte) 2 80. Harness Racing LOUISVILLE DOWNS 1 Closte (Breitbart) IS 70.

5.10, 5 10; Maoie hiiis Actor (DeiCamoo) 5 to. 3.90; Aoe's Hope (Gill) 8.40. Pace, 2 09 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA I PI All-Big Ten Bakethall Team FIRST TEAM JOE BARRY CARROLL, Purdue. Wfiior.

Kelvin Ransev, Ohio 5tate, senior. Jav Vincent, Michigan State, junior. Herb Williams, Ohio State, tumor. Kevin McHaie, Minnesota, temor. SECOND TEAM Mike MeGe.

Michigan, junior Kevin Bov'e. Iowa, sophomore. PS AH THOMAS, Indiana, freshman. Edflie Johnson, Illinois, lunior. Wei Mafthws, Wisconsin, ion THIRD TEAM S'eve Krafcisin.

Iowa, iunior. Ciaufle Grpgorv. Wisconsin, lunior MIKE WOODSON. Ind'ana. senior Mike CmpMii, Northwestern, senior.

BUTCH CARTER. Ind-ana, senior. HONORABLE MENTION Marie HaM, Minnesota; Kennv Arnold. lowa; Paut Heuerman, Michigan; Rod RoDprson. Northwestern; RAY TOL BERT, Indiana Terry Donnelly and Ron Cha-ies, Michigan State; ARNETTE HALLMAN.

Purdue; Mark Smith, li- linois NCAA Tourney Mission, Kan (AP) The schedule or first-round regional games in the Nation-' Coitegiate Athletic Association basket-' ball tournament (ail tirst flames 7 07 and 9 37 pm. local times) CAST REGIONAL THURSDAY, MARCH A At Greensboro N.C- Tennessee vs Furman. lowa vs Virginia Commonwealth. FRIDAY, MARCH 7 At Providence, R.I. lona vs Hoiv Cross i Vmanova vs.

Marquette. MIDWEST REGIONAL THURSDAY, MARCH At Lincoln, Neb. Kansas State vs. Arkansas. Missouri vs.

San jose State FRIDAY, MARCH 7 At Dtnton, Texas Aitorn S'ate vs South Alabama. Texas vs Braoiey. MIDEAST REGIONAL 97 267 18 69 246 738 67 706 65 7'1 703 Atlantic Division Pet GB Boston 50 15 79 Philadelphia 747 V'i New York 3J 34 J93 18 Washington JO 35 67 New jersey 28 0 412 23' Central Division Pet GB Atlanta 41 76 617 San Antonio 33 34 493 I Houston 33 34 49 3 8 PACERS .31 3 4AJ 10 Cleveland 42 .391 15 Detroit 15 51 .227 257t WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB tfansasCitv 77 Milwaukee 40 29 .50 2 Denver 25 43 H'j Chicago 23 45 338 18''l Utan 71 48 304 21 Pacific Division Pet. GB Seattle 48 20 .706 9 Los Angeles 4 7 20 701 Vi Phornx 44 24 .647 4 Portland 31 3 .43 IftVi San Diego 31 38 49 I7V Golden Slate 70 48 .294 78 Philadelphia 4t 6 15 NY Rangers 30 75 9 Islanders 79 26 9 Atlanta 27 24 Washington 19 35 10 Smytha Division Pts GF GA 77 183 188 66 706 208 79 71 14 78 76 ID 20 33 1 7 2 KoKo Purdue (Gemboe) S)3 30. 4 80, Chicago St Louis Edmonton Vancouver Colorado 57 733 764 4 20; Just Getting By (Marti) 3 90.

3 0. 20 32 11 51 Midnight Trader (Dingman) 5.40. Pace, 17 36 10 44 201 775 196 70 175 768 16 41 9 40 Winnipeg WALES CONFERENCE 3 09 3 Dally Double (1-31 S41.W 3 Saturn Jav (Gray) 8 40. 4 20. Ginger Gal (Looey) 41.70, t.40; Tam-berette (Merrill) 4.50 Pace, 2 113 4 Mldnite Win (Fletcher) S10 20.

A 90. Adams Division Pts GF GA 39 18 3 88 744 166 83 747 188 7 20; Moon Trip (Nixon) 4.80, 3 90; White But'oio Boston Minnesota Toronto Quebec Filter (Thurby) 14.40. Trot. 2:09 r. 37 18 9 79 20 13 78 31 5 22 32 8 3SSE BSC fm0f: RibHi-Miler 253 199 247 262 186 272 5 That George (Barrett) S9 00, 5.10, 52 Norris Division Pts GF GA 37 20 82 253 197 3 30; Sue Baby (Morgan) 5.40.

3 AO; Play, boy Mir (Smith) 3. AO. Pace, 4. A Meadow Good Time (Arnold) 3 90, 3.30, 3 30; Toledo Tuck (Mapes) 3 30. 3 30; Ballard's Knight (Ballard) 3.30.

Pace, 2 04.4. 7 Globe Return (Arnold) 4 30. 4 50. 3 AO; Upland Lisa (Howard) 7.50, 3 90. Edgewood Dinah (Cuiiipher) 3.A0.

Pace 2 09 3 Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Hartford Detroit 26 31 9 23 29 12 23 77 12 23 31 9 751 271 201 337 234 735 315 773 MONDAY'S RESULTS No sanies scheduled. TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE PACERS at New Jersey (8 0 p.m., WlBC, WGRT) Houston at Atlanta. Detroit at Washington Los Angeies at Milwaukee. Boston at San Antonio. Golden State at Utah Cleveland at San Diego.

Seattle at Portland. NBA Leaders New York (AP) The National Bas-ketban Association scoring, rebounding and assist leaders through same ot Sunday SCORING MONDAY'S RESULTS CENTRAL LEAGUE Oklahoma City S. Slt Lake City 3. NATIONAL LEAOUE Si Louil 5, PmsBuron I. TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE CENTRAL LEAGUE No sarrws Ktoduted.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Edmonton at lilanors. Colorado at Philadelphia. Winnioea at Vancouver, THURSDAY. MARCH a AT WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. Washington State vs ivy League Chamoion Penn or Princeton).

PURDUE vs. LaSaiit. FRIOAY, MARCH 7 At Bowling Green, Ky. Florida State vs Toledo. Virginia Tech vs.

Western Kentucky. WEST REGIONAL THURSOAY, MARCH A At Ofden, Utah Oemson vs Utah State. WeDer State vs Lamar FRIDAY. MARCH 7 At Temoe, Ant. UCLA vs O'd Dominion State vs Lovoia Marymount 8 Hyssop Bluegrass (Merrill) 5 40, 4 80.

3 30. Blue Lime (Taylor) 4 50. 3.60, Branded (Tucker) 4.30 Pace. 2 05 3. 9 Keystone Scatty (Howard) 9 00.

5 40. 3 90. Goidric (DeiGampo) 8 10. 5.10; Tar-beiie Candee (Arnold) 4 SO Pace. 3 07 3.

10 Rusty Joui (Sonnevllle) 85 10 4 50 3 AO. Wise Move (Shultz) A 30 4 20. Miss Cash Adios (Robinson) 4 80. Pace. 2 08.1.

Howling Leaders ALL-STAR Men Gunnar Brolin 614. Women' Karen Strong A24. ASTRO Men; Steve Petty 623. Women Betty Jacobs 535. ASTRO IV Men Gene Squires 671 Women Jane Miller 535 BEECH GROVE Women: Mary Dant BIO Men Randy Kirk 593 Women Joan Kirk 5S2.

BOWL-O-MAT Men: Smith A22 CLERMONT Men: Ed Hedges 587 FO FT Pts Avf Gervin.SA. 63 835 41 21 II 33 5 F-ee SD 59 647 510 1 807 30 6 Danfiev Utah 63 687 405 177 78 2 ftaione. Hou 67 647 468 1 787 76 6 fvingPhi 66 693 363 1751 26 5 Abdl Jbhf, LA 6 7 69 5 300 1698 25 3 Iss Den 68 608 415 1634 H0 B'rdsong, KC 49 657 246 1566 227 Sa 68 626 279 1536 27 6 Crtwrgr.t.NY 6 7 558 394 1 510 22 5 BOUNDING Off Def Tot Avg Maione.Hou 67 479 5U 991 14.8 Nstpr, SD 69 295 774 1 019 14 8 Unseifl.Wsh 65 255 593 848 13.0 Jones, 65 186 609 795 12.2 68 160 603 763 11,2 ASSISTS Na. Avg 67 662 99 Archbid BOS 65 538 8 3 Lucas, GS 68 535 7 9 67 526 79 63 466 7.7 COUNTRY Men: Charlie Thurnell 615 Women: Merlene Schuckman 550. EAGLE Men: Chip Coddington.

Phi LOmbardo A68. Women: Marcia Moore 547 EXPO Men: Joe Miles 650. Women Joy Palmer A73 FORT HARRISON Men: Ralph NIT Pairings New York (AP) The pairing, dates and sites tor the TWO National Invitation Tournament An times to be announced: FIRST ROUND TUESDAY PeDDerdine (1711) at Long Beach State (70-111. WEDNESDAY St Peter's at Connecticut (JO-8). Weit Taxes State 119-10) at in mots State (19-8) La'ayerte (21-T) at Virginia lovoia (Chicago) (19-11 at Illinois (19- Pfnn state (i9) vs.

Alabama I'M!) at Birmingham St Joseoh's (Pa (2l-fl) at Teaas (18-101 Murray state 21 -7) at Jacksonville (70- Veubecher 596. Women: Barbara Bacey 554 SUNDAY'S RESULTS CENTRAL LEAGUE Houston Birmingham 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Islanders 0. Pittsburgh 0, tie. Chicago 3, Winnipeg 7 Montreal 5, Philadelphia I. Colorado 3, Washington 1.

Y. Rangers 2, Boston 1. Los Angeles 4, Quebec 3. Toronto 6, Detroit 3 Buffalo 3, Minnesota 2. tie.

NCAA Basketball Toiirnev Seedings Mission, Kan. AP) The In order, of the 48 teams selected Sunday, tor the National Coiiegiate Athletic Association's championship basketball tournament The first tour teams in each region get first-round byes: EAST REGIONAL recuse. Maryland, Georgetown, North Carolina State, lowa, lona. Tennessee, Vi'ienova, Marquette, Furmin, Holy Cross and Virginia Commonwealth. MIDEAST REGIONAL Kentucky.

INDIANA, St John's, Duke, Washington State, PURDUE, Virginia FOUR TWENTY ONE Men Charles Slaughter 545 Women: Karen White 535 GREENFIELD Men: Don Grillith 593. Women: Eileen Lambert 587. HINOEL Men: Dave Andrewski 677. Women Crystal. Hughes 597.

VN HURST Men Curt Wichman Sale Ends Saturday Night 708 Women Bobbie Cole 557 MIRACLE Women: Charlene Gray-son, 5A1 MOONLITE- None reported NORA Men: Jim Gresh. 629; Women: Karen White. 559 NORTH EASTWOOD Men: Bob IT! Reed. 600. women: JoArtn Emmons, 565.

PIONEER Men: Rick Sebastian. 591. PLAINFIELD Men: Jim Benning. 633. Women Valerie Stennett, S87 PLAY BOWL Men Paul Powell.

635. Women JoAnne Kieimn. 639 12-MONTH TUNE-UP Gllepe Bahkethali naia Playoffs Franklin 84, Hanover 82. Edward Waters 64, Oglethorpe 57 St Augustine's CatawDa 103. Southern Tech 67, North Georgia 58.

District 10 Semifinals Washburn 74, Fort Mays St. 62 District IS Semifinals Loras 84. Northwestern 70 Grand View 91, finer Clttf 88 District 17 Semifinals Central Arh 58, Hendrix'57 District 19 Semifinals Pad'ord at Norfolk state, pod Mfl Shore at Hampton Inst pod District 23 Semifinals CedarvMle 97, Valone 91 OT Defiance 72, Cent Ohio 68 District 24 Semifinals Tenn. Wesieven 79, Christian Brothers THURSDA A.ebema Birmingham (18-11) at Southwestern LouiS'anj 119-8't Texes Ei Peso (19-7) at Wichita State (17-11) Boston university (Ji-e, at Boston College U8-9i Nebraska a' Michigan us-i?) Bow -ng Green (20-9) at Minnesota (IT-10) (17-11) vs Duduesne (17-1) a P'ttsburgh Civic Center Gambling (22 7) at Mississippi (16-1 2) FRIDAY Aaih.ngton (18-9) at Nevada Las Vega '20-7. Tech, Florida State, Toiedo, western Kentucky, La Sane and the ivy Laague APPLY TODAY FOR WW GOODYEAR -o champion (Penn or Princeton).

MIDWEST REGIONAL rrzrZnts Louisiana State, LouisviMe. North Carolina, NOTRE DAME. Missouri, 41 HUH 4' Teias Kansas State, A. corn state, 1 GoOfrW Soutn Alabama. Arkansas.

Bradley and RACEWAY Men: Bill Dewiggint. 656. Women C'iMie Jones. 605 SHELBY- Women Judy Dill, 535 SPEEDWAY None reported. SPORT BOWI Men: Bart Montgomery 649.

Women Fave Brooks. 568 WESTERN Men. Herman Hatcher. A80 Women Oneada Petty, 589 WOODLAND Men: Bert Hertlay, 687. Women.

Eva Drake, 590. Leaders New Vorfc (AP) The National Hockev League scoring leaders through Sun Standard ignition Subtract 4 For Electronic I initio Includes light trucks, up to and including ton. San jose State. WEST REGIONAL DePaul, Oregon State, Brlgham Young, Ohio State, Ariiona State, Oemson, Weber State. UCLA, O'd Dominion, Lamar, 66 District 26 Mlite- CM'lt Any time within one year of your tun-up, bring your invoice and Free Engine Analysis' certificate bach to the Goodyear Service Store that performed the original work.

They'll give your tr an electronic check-up, and if any pant replacement er adjustment it needed, and was part ot the original tune-up, Goodyear will fn it tree ot charge Up to three free analyses I'M College Poll New York (UPI) The United Press International weekly Board of Coaches too 20 coueg basketball ratings with fjrsf-piare votes and records through Bames of Sunday. March 2, in parentheses (linai Cnftk thirgini jrtd stjrtii systems lr.it 1 1 mm rotor, spark plul, poind, ind coniJtfticr Set dure 1 1 jnd timm Chech, tubntjtt, and Miust choke needtft Mjuit carburetor Additional parts i services titri, if needed day games Semifinals Belmont Abbey 40. High Point 27 District 27 Semifinals Alabama State 72, Montevallo 5a A labama-Hunfsville 90, Birmingham. Southern District 11 Semifinals Dowling. 59, Bloomfield, N.J.

54 NAIA District 21 Playoffs Utah Mate and Lovoia (cant.) Hockey Notes ATLANTA Recalled Gord Waopel, defenseman, from Birmingham of the Centra' Hockey League. EDMONTON Sent Karl Makkonen and Hon Carter, forwards, to Houston of the Central Hockey League MINNESOTA Sent Steve Janasrak, ooaitender, to the Baltimore Clippers of the Eastern Hockev League. N.Y. RANGERS Sent Claude Lerose. left wing, and Joceivn Guevremonf, defenseman, to New Haven of the American Horkev League Signed Dave Si'k, right wing.

center, to a multi-year contract. A Pts Oionne. LA 46 74 )30 Latieur, Mil 44 63 06 Gretky, Edm 35 68 03 Trortier, NYI 34 51 65 Simmer, LA 47 ,37 84 Taylor, LA 34 49 83 Perreauit, But 32 49 61 MarAdem, Min 37 42 79 Federko. StL 29 47 76 Larouche. Mtl 43 37 75 Stoughton.

Hart 40 35 75 MacDontd. Edm 3 38 75 Sillier. Tor 30 43 75 1 DePaul (361 568 7 Loumina State (74) 3 Kentucky 1 78-5t 420 4 Louisvine (l 28 3) 413 5 Oregon (26-3) 380 6 Svaruse (25-3) 3S3 7 INDIANA U7 8 Maryland 23-6) 244 9 OhioSt 120-7 196 10 173 NOTRE DAME i 72 -5) 136 17 Bgham Young (24 4) 13 John's 4) 1 72 14 Missouri 73 5 pj 15 No'fh Carolina 171-7) 104 16 D'jtif IJ2-8; 17 Wt'S' 126-7 eas 74 T) 19 Ar.jonaSt (21-6) 35 20 State (2 8) 30 DOWNTOWN NORTHSIDE I A 6 1 A LI LAPAYfTTl ftQUABI 627 N. Delaware 2260 E. 38th St.

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8-5 MA9K CLEARLY, Str Mgr. I. HOiUNGSWOBTH, Store Mgr. CY MESSON, Store Mar. CONIAO SALYEI, Store Mgr.

GREENWOOD SOUTHERN PLAZA LAWRENCE SPEEDWAY Greenwood Park U.S. 31 South Iiqulrt Mom 5970 Crawfordsvllle Ret. 881-7601 783-5444 898-8677 248-1426 Doily 9 to 8, Sot 9 to 5 Doily 7 30 A Sot 7 30 5 Daity 7 30 to 6, Sot 85 Daily 7 30 to 6f Sot. 8-5 JACK COATS, Store Mgr. JOE KING, Store Mgr.

NANCY MUIPHY, Store Mgr. JAMES WAHl. Store Mgr. AT INDIANA CENTRAL HANOVER (87) Brunk 71, Pflum 1, Me son 8. Beuenger 16, Snvder 15.

Wil-i tiaras 6, Rnsebrough 6. Avn 8, White 1 Lro 0 Totais 35 12-15 87. FRANKLIN (88) Clemens 27, Naoa-iij 4 Carr.gan 1J, Giles 6, Huebner 7 Wrs'f 70. Werner 0. Masanu 9, Totals it fl Ma me score 36, Hanover 31 Tote 'outs Hnovr Franklin W.

Fnu'ert out Brunh, C'emenj Att 1.426 Coll Notes U.S. Sectional laketl)all Scores FIESTA BOWL Named Bruce Skin-ne' erutive director TEXAS AIM Named D-ck Rader, an assistant football coach At FORT WAYNE I Northrop 58. Luers 31 Ha-ding 61, Elmhurst 37.