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i i MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1980 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 30- Spaharkel Leads 76ers Past Celtics, 116-110 SPORTS SCOREBOARD For Sports Scores Call 633-1200, From 4:30 P.M. To 1 A.M. 7 7 Race Results PAIR OROUtJDtJ 1 Dick The Brat (McK.ee) I1S000. 43 20. 15.201 Victoria Celun (Perrodln) 10.40.

7.20; Rock Hop ITroaclalr) 7.40. 2 Ala Avenaer (Romero) 1.20, 2-00. lro 3.20,- Shop For Wine (Lovato) 3.40. 3.20; I lot key Haskllall John The Nome iwiomovai 63 Dally Deuwe (141 eM 8571. 3 To One To Bos (Romero) l.tO, S20.

400; Swift Smile (Trosclalr) 15.20. 4.40; Spinnaker Turn (Lovoto) 3.20. pL mi ii trim niiini mill inr- ajgiaiaMi Imwm iiiMeai Philadelphia (AP) Bookie Jim Spanarkel scored 19 points and handed out 10 assists as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Boston Celtics, 116-110, Sunday in a nationally televised National Basketball Association game Spanarkel, who has averaged only 10.4 minutes and 4.6 points per game, also grabbed a career-high five rebounds as the Sixers took the lead in the third quarter and hung on to defeat the Atlantic Division champions. Philadelphia played without Julius Erving, who was sidelined with a knee injury, but is expected back in time for the opening of the NBA playoffs starting Wednesday. BOSTON WAS without veteran Dave Cowens, who had been nursing a sore big toe on his right foot.

The Celtics led 32-31 at the end of the first period and still had a one-point margin, 58-57, at halftime. In both quarters, they rallied in the final two minutes to overcome a Philadelphia lead. Cava 111, Hawks 102 Richfield, Ohio (AP) Dave Robisch scored 31 points and grabbed 16 rebounds and Mike Mitchell added 28 points to pace the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 111-102 victory over the Atlanta Hawks as both teams finished their regular seasons Sunday afternoon. Atlanta, 51-31 and Central Division champs, draws a first-round bye in the NBA playoffs. Cleveland closed the season with victories in 10 of its last 12 games to finish 37-45.

the Cavs miss out of the playoffs for their second straight season. Bucks 107, Jazz 91 Milwaukee (UPI) Junior Bridge- CENTRAL LEAGUE Pts OP OA Salt Lake 4 14 1 Jis J47 FortWorttl II JI? eirmlrrjrxm 31 75 154 Wl Tulsa Jn J3f Houston 30 38 10 7 183 311 Okie. Cltv 33 3 3 245 145 Dalies 4 in 307 NATIONAL LEAGUE (a Lata Oame Net Included) CAMPMLL CONPIMNCI Patrick DIvtslM Pts OP OA PMiedeleMe 47 it 113 317 141 NYlslendere ...37 11 8 171 141 NY Herbert 30 10 81 18 147 Atlanta 14 11 80 14 158 WasMntjton 3 11 44 14 HJ (mrttia Olvltmt Pts OP OA eCMcegO 33 14 1 85 130 134 St Louis 31 34 11 74 150 1 71 Edmonton 17 38 II 44 144 114 Vancouver ...21 37 1 el 137 271 Colorado If 45 13 51 117 25 Wlnnlpea 18 4 II 47 20 304 SVALII CON FIB! NCI Adam DIvHIor Pts GP OA euffelo 43 17 It 102 lfr 195 Boston 44 10 11 101 300 114 ....3 15 14 84 303 340 Toronto 33 38 5 71 22 310 Que Dec 25 42 5t 234 2 Nerrts DIvMkM Pts OP OA a Montreal 45 10 11 102 311 113 LosAneeles .24 34 14 72 281 1 PlttsBuren 29 35 13 71 211 284 Hertford IS 32 It tt 281 IV Detroit 2 19 II 3 257 314 Clinched alvlsMM title SUNDAY'S RESULTS CINTRAL LIASUI Salt Lake 4, Dallas 4. NATIONAL LIAOUI Pittsburgh 4, Weshlnfton 0. Colorado 2, Chlcaao 1.

tie. Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 1. Montreel 1, Buffalo 1. tie. Boston 3, Wlnnlpea 1.

Y. Islanders Quebec 4. MJnnesot at Vancouver. TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE CINTRAL LIAOUf No Bames scheduled. NATIONAL LIAOUI Detroit at New York Rangers.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS CENTRAL LIAOUI CHECKERS 5 Oklahoma City 2. Salt Lake 3. Tulsa 3, tie. Birmingham 4, Houston 2. Fort worth 4.

Dallas 1. NATIONAL LIAOUI Philadelphia 3, Washington 3, tie. Detroit 9. Quebec 7. Edmonton 8, Toronto 5.

New York Rangers 4, St. Louis 3. Hartford 2. LOS Angeles 2, tie. NHL Playoffs At A Glance Exhibition Baseball AMERICAN LEAOUB Pet.

Minnesota 13 .44 Toronto 10 .425 Kansas Cltv 13 I Oakland II 1 411 New York 529 Cleveland 4 .500 Boston -500 Chicago 10 II -474 Milwaukee 10 .474 Detroit 10 12 .455 Seattle 10 .371 Baltimore 12 368 Tees I 14 .164 California 5 10 .133 NATIONAL LEAGUE I Pet. San Prancltco 13 64 Philadelphia 10 7 .51 Montreal 10 1 .58 LOS Angele 7 .53 St LOUIS 10 I .554 Atlanta I 529 Chicago 10 .52 Pittsburgh. I .471 San Diego -433 Cincinnati 12 .439 New York 10 .333 Houston 10 .133 SUNOAY't RESULTS Toronto vs. Detroit, cancelled, rain Boston 1, Chicago (A) 0, 1 Innings, rain Texas 7, Baltimore 4 St. Louis Kansas Cltv 2 Houston 3, Minnesota 3 New York lA) vs.

New York (N). cancelled, rain Cincinnati 7, Atlanta Montreal vs. Los Angelas at Varo Beach, cancelled, rain Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 1. SV, Innings, rain Chicago (N) 4, Seattle 3 Sen Oiego 4, Cleveland Oakland 3, San Francisco 1 Milwaukee California 4 TODAY'S OAMES Baltimore vs.

Chicago (A) at Sarasota, Toronto vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Detroit vs. Boston at Winter Haven. Fla. Cincinnati vs.

Texas at Pompano Baacn, Fla. Kansas Cltv vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach. Fla. Houston vs.

Montreal at Davtona Beech. Fla. Los Angeles vs. New York (N) at St Petersburg, Fie. St.

Louis vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla. Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Sun Cltv. Aril.

Cleveland vs. California at Palm Springs, Calif. Chicago (N) vs. Oakland at Scottsdele, Aril. San Francisco vs.

San Olego at Yuma, Ariz. Philadelphia vs. New York (A) at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. SATURDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota TO, Bolton 5 CMcaoo (A) SS 6, Toronto 4 Nw York IS) b. Chicaeo A SS 3 KansM City 4.

Taxai 3 Houston vs. Datroit. rln New Vorh (A) 3. Pmiadatphia 1 Los Angles 7, Atlanta 12 innings St Louis Plttiburah 2 San Francisco 9, Oakland I Sasattit 5, Chlcaso (N 1 San Diego 4, Citveiand 3 Milwaukee 7, California 3 Cincinnati Bi'timort 2 Exhibition Linescores AT MIAMI, LA. Texas 040 070 1 Baltimore 072 000 000 4 3 MeOich.

Ralslcn ft). Darwin (7), Lvie (9) and Sundbers, Mahlbere. (7); McGregor, Kerrigan (6), Stoddard (9), and Graham, Revtord (6). Medlch. McGreoor.

HR Texas. Ellis. Baltimore, Singleton, Roenicke. AT SARASOTA, FLA. (I limine, rain) Boston 000 00! 00 3 0 CnicaootAL) 000 000 00 0 1 3 fia.nev.

Hurst () and Schmidt, LaP-rancols (6); Krevec, Proly and Klmm. Reinev. Prolv. AT BRADINTON. FLA.

Innings, rain) Philadelphia 000 0101 2 0 Pittsburgh 2)1 OOst 4 9 2 Ruthven and Boone; Cendeierla, Tehu've (6) and Nicosia. Cendeiaria. Ruthven. HR Philadelphia, Aviies. AT ORLANDO, FLA.

Houston 000 200 001 3 3 000 000 200-2 7 1 Sprowl, D. Smith (2), Sembito 14) and Athbv. cwt man, Marfan Corbett (9) and R. Smith, Wynegar (I). 1 Sambito Corbett.

HR Houstln, Crur AT WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. I Cincinnati 160 000 000 7 1 Atlanta 021 020 000 5 9 0 Soto (6). Hume 7) and War ON THE REBOUND Atlanta Hawk center Steve Hawes (left) and Cleveland Cavalier center Dave Robisch (right) compete for a rebound at the Atlanta basket in first half National Basketball Association action Sunday afternoon. Ex-Pacer center Robisch scored 31 points and grabbed 16 rebounds. Cleveland won the game, 111-102.

(AP Photo) 4 Esceiante ic.uaiarooi iv.m. a.eo, 4 80; Dont Push (Day) 4.20. 3.40; Imanold Pro (Romero) 2.80. 5 Jump Bell (Trosclalr) 11.40, 4.10, .80 Dragon Eater (Ardoln) 2.80, 2.40; Chaknmal (Day) 4.20. tRalne Ru (Young) 14.40, 10.40.

1.80; Dr. Dean (Monster) e.aO, 9.00; Smooth And Daring overt I a 40. 7 a-Heethert Feethers (Lovato) S.40, 360, 10; Two Doners (RuoDICO) 7.60. I SO; Fifty Plus (Ardoln) 10, 8 Can Who (Lovato) 10 80, 5.80, I.eOi Mysterious Tootsle (Day) 12.80,5.80, War Party (Ardoln) 3.00. 4 Flv Star General (Romero) 4.10, 4.20, 1 00; Book Of Kings (Trosclalr) 4.80, 3.40; Double The Money (Loveto) 1.40.

10 Lerrvs Lark (Perrodln) 1.40, 3 80, 2.80; Judys Joker (Delahoussavs) 5.40. 3.80; See The Jaguar (Guelerdo) 2.80. World Cup Wrestling Toledo. Otile (AP) Results ef the 1918 World Ce at Amateur Wrestling altar Sundays final beuts at the university el Toledo: USA 7, USSR 165.1 Bob Weaver of Easton, pinned Roman Dmltrlev, 4:57. 1 14.5 Gene Mills of Pompton Lakes, N.J., dec Varoly Shugaev.

14-11. I2S.S Sergey Beloglatov dec. Nick Gsllo of Deer Park, 4-1 114. Victor Alexlev dec. Andre Matiger of Cedar Springs.

134. 149.S Dave Schulrs of Pto Alto, dec. Nlkolel Petrenko. 6-5 141 Lee Kemp of Madison, bv disq. over Pctr Mart.

160.5 John Peterson of Hawaiian Garoens, dec. Alexander Mar-kovlch, 9-2. 198 Ben Peterson of Watartown, Wit dec. Aiesh Deudov, 11-. 210 Iven Yarygln pinned Larry Blelenberg of Corvellis, 1:16.

Jimmy Jackson of Stillwater, pinned Soalan Andlev, 5 25. USA II, Africa 105.S Weaver pinned Kamal Adel, 1:27. 114.S Mills pinned A. Karewan, 125.5 Gello dec. All Lachkar, 24-4.

114.5 Matiger bv forfeit. 149.1 Schulti pinned Lakhdar Allell, 1:45. 143 Kemp pinned Rabah Kassome, 2:12. iso.s Peterson pinned Samra Abou, 7:00. 198 Blelenberg pinned Sarr Anbrous, 1:07.

Heavyweight Jackson pinned Sukho Mehaoou. 17. Men's Pro Golf Hilton Heed Island, C. (AP) Third round scores Sunday In the 1100 009 Heritage Clesslc en the par-71 Harbour Town Go! I Links: John Mahattey 4-9-7v 207 DcuOTewell 49-64-72207 Johnnv Miliar 7248-48208 Jerry Pete 208 GaryPlaver 70-71-49 210 Bob Murphy 77-48-70210 Leonord Thompson 48-49-73210 Bruce Devlin 7449-48 211 Tom Kite 7249-70211 FUZZY ZOELLER 7345-7J 211 George Burns 0-70-72 111 Scon Simpson 7344-75312 Hale Irwin 7147-74 212 Mike MOrley 7148-71212 Gary Koch 71 49-72212 Mark Hves 7249-71-212 LonHlnkle 7349-70212 Calvin Peete 72-70-70212 George Archer 7546-72213 Jo Inmen 7645-73 213 Gil Morgan 7149-73213 fdSneed 70-74-70214 TomAatSon 70-71-73 214 DanPohl 72-71-71214 Terry Diehl 70-70-74214 IsaoAokl 72-70-72-214 Brad Bryant 7444-71214 JohnCook 71-71-73-215 Graham Marsh 77-71-72215 RavFlovd 70-70-75215 Hubert Green 73-71-72215 Ben Crenshaw 7049-76215 Arnold Palmer Rod Curl 71-73-71215 MarkMcCumber 70-74-72216 AianTeoie 74-70-72-214 Larry Nelson 74-70-72216 Keith Fergus 74-70-72216 David Greham 71-72-73316 Glbby Gilbert 7349-74316 Jack Newton 74-70-73217 Larry Ziegler 72 47-78217 Howard Twltty 72-72-71 217 DaveHIII 7449-74217 MikaReid 7448-75217 Fop 500-Mile Race fans who can't make it to fatly iafl i TTLaateaeaX I etaM Playoff spots ar awaraed teams. x-Cllnched alaveff as.

1. s-Phlia 6 11 2. M-Montreel .45 20 3 Bufte'O 43 17 4 s-Boston 43 20 5 Ainn 34 25 33 man scored 20 points Sunday as the Milwaukee Bucks, Midwest champions, finished their regular season play with a 107-91 victory over the Utah Jazz. The win gave the Bucks their best won-loss record (49-33) in six years. It was the 20th triumph in the last 26 games for the Bucks since acquiring center Bob Lanier at the All-Star break.

Milwaukee took the lead to stay, 54-52, on Lanier's baseline jumper early in the third quarter, and Pat Cummings' 10 points in the fourth quarter iced the win. Curnmings finished with 17 points. Spurs 144, Pistons 124 San Antonio, Texas (AP) Larry Kenon drilled the nets for a career-high 51 points Sunday and the San Antonio Spurs walloped the hapless Detroit Pistons 144-124 in an NBA regular-season finale for both teams. The playoff-bound Spurs finished the year with a 41-41 record, while Detroit suffered its 38th road loss and ended its worst season ever at 16-66. George Gervin, who had already sewed up his third straight National Basketball Association scoring title, got 37 points for the Spurs.

Rookie Greg Kelser led the Pistons with 33 points. Bullets 93, Nets 87 Piscataway, N.J. (AP) Kevin Grevey and Greg Ballard combined for 45 points to lead Washington to a 93-37 victory Sunday over the New Jersey Nets, qualifying the Bullets for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot on the last day of the season. The victory tied Washington with the New York Knicks at 39-43, but the Bullets had a better record within the conference, and that was1 the determining factor. Washington will open the best-of-three mini-series Tuesday night at Philadel la the fi Pts OP OA III 113 139 101 110 232 101 788 1 91 99 297 223 84 103 240 84 242 134 84 228 231 82 289 27 80 264 24 74 250 272 72 211 301 71 292 310 49 238 284 ttiii 6 294 314 44 249 279 43 257 284 42 237 273 59 230 280 50 225 293 47 205 XI 31 4.

x-lslenders 7. k-Chicego 8. k-Raneers 9. k-Atente 10. k-St.

Louis 11. k-L. Anoels 12. k-Toronto 13. Pittsburgh 14.

Hartford 15. Edmonton 16. Washington 17. Detroit lire 14 23 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION lAlTIKN CONHmNCi AflentK OivltiM Pet. Besfori 41 51 .744 Philadelphia 5e 23 .770 Washington 3 41 .47 YorK 3 43 .47 New Jersey 14 41 .415 J7 Central Ofvlslen Pet.

GB Atlanta SO 33 .410 Houston 41 41 .400 Sen Antonio 41 41 M0 PC 37 45 .451 13 Cleve'ond 37 45 .451 13 Detroit 1 34 WESTERN CONPEIIINCK Mitfwesf OlvMIM Pet. GB Milwaukee 4 33 Kansas Cltv 47 35 .573 1 CnlcaW 30 52 .364 14 Onvir 30 32 .364 Ufa 34 it 25 Pacific OlvlalM Pet. GB Lot Angola 60 IJ .732 Seettie 5 24 4 Phoenix 55 27 .471 5 Portland 31 44 .43 22 San Dleoo 35 47 .427 25 GolOen Stato 24 Si .23 3 a Clinched OlvMIM Till SUNDAY'S RESULTS Houston 121. PACKKS 104. Cieveiend 111, Atlanta 102.

Philadelphia 114, Boston HO. Milwaukee 107, Utah 91. San Antonio 144. Detroit 134. Washington 93, Now Jartev 17.

Los Angolas 95, Golden Stata 93. Phoenix 122, San Dleoo 104. Kansas Cltv lis, Chicago 110. Saattia 135, Port'and 114. (NO OP REOULAR SEASON SATURDAY'S RESULT Chicago 111, Utah 10.

IN'BA Summaries AT RICHFIILO, OHIO ATLANTA (101) Draw 5 3-2 12, Roundflaid 3 1-4 1. Rollins 5 3-5 13, HIM 1 0-0 2, Johnson 4 2-2 14, Crlsa 6 8-4 24. Hawas 3 1-2 Glvans 3-3 15, Paliom 0 0-0 0 McElrov 2 0-0 4, Brown 1 2-2 4. Totals: 40 22-49 102. CLEVELAND (111) MltCh.ll 11 3-1 28.

Ford 0 3-3 3. RoblsCtl 11 54 31. R. Smith 5 3-3 13, Walker 4 4-4 14, Smith 0-0 6, Willoughov 0 0-0 0, K. Carr 4-7 1, Carr 0 0-0 0.

Totals 44 2J-X 111. Atlanta 22 II 32 12102 Clevaiand 14 24 24 29 111 Total fouls Atlanta 31, Ciavaiand 25. Tachnlcais Coach Brown (2) elected and Asst. Coach Fratallo (1). A 7420.

AT MILWAUKEE UTAH (91) Boswelt 2 4-4 1, Hardv 7 0-0 15, Poquette 5 4-7 14, Boons 3 04 Calvin 3 3-4 9, Brlstow 4 1-1 9. Furlow 3 0- 0 7, Whitehead 3 04 wimims 1 04 Dawklnt 4 1-2 4. Totals 37 15-20 9t. MILWAUKEE (147) Johnson 15. Meyers 4 04 13.

Lanier 2 1-2 5. Buckfser 2 04 4. Wintars 3 4-4 11, Brldgaman 7 44 20, Moncriet 3 7-9 13, Cummlngs 5-7 17, Washington 2 04 4, Walton 1 04 Totals 40 34-34 107. Utah 23 34 21 2391 Milwaukee I 27 24 35 107 Thraa polnf goals HarOv, Forlow. Winters.

Foiiied out Whitehead. Total fouls Utah 24. Milwaukee 19. A 10,930. AT PHILADELPHIA BOSTON (110) Archibald 5 3-2 12.

Ford 2 04 4, Robev 1-4 19, Carr II 3-1 25, Bird 4 2-3 10, Judkfns 4 2-3 11. Henderson 4 04 9, Maravlch 5 04 10, Fernsten i 2-2 10. Totels 47 14-17 110. PHILADELPHIA 1114) Mil 9 4-5 22, C.Jones 7 2-2 16, Dawklns 5 4-7 14, Holllns 1 2-4 4. Bicfcv 9 2-2 20.

B.Jones 4 1-1 9, Soenarkei 7 5-4 19, Toorte 2 2-2 4, Richardson 2 2-2 6. Totals 44 24-31 116. Boston 32 2 4 24 21 110 PhilsdelDhia 31 26 27 32 11 Three-polnf goals Henderson, Judklns. Pooled out Maravicn. Total fouls Boston 27, Philadelphia 23.

Technicals-Boston Coach Bill Filch. A 11.276. AT SAN ANTONIO OETROIT (124) Kaiser 12 4-11 13, Tyler 10 1-2 21, Hubbard 10 3-5 23, La 9 2-I 23, Due rod 2-2 14. Hamilton 3 2-3 t. Money I 04 2.

Totals 51 19-25 124. SAN ANTONIO (144) Kenon 21 5-6 51, Olberolng 5 04 10. Griffin 2 3-3 7. Silas 4-4 16, Gervln 16 4-4 37. Bassett 1 04 2.

Gai 0 2 2 2. Restanl 6 2 3 14. Evans I 1-2 1, Pack 1 04 2. Totals 41 21-23 144. Detroit 10 24 14 14 124 San Antonio 40 35 32 37 144 Three-Pointers La (3), Gervln.

Fouled out Hubbard. Total fouls Detroit 19, San Antonio 29. Technical-Lea. AT PISCATAWAV, N.J. WASHINGTON (9 Haves 6 3-4 15, Ballard 9 4-5 22.

Unsaid 7 04 14, Porter 2 04 4. Grevav 10 04 23. Behaoen 1 04 2, Wright 3 3-3 9. Williamson 0 2-2 2. Corzlne 0 04 0, Cleamons 1 04 2.

Totals 39 12-1 93 NEW JERSEY (17) van Brada Kolff 1 2-2 4, Robinson I 04 1. Johnson 2 2-4 Newlln 5 04 10, Jordan 8 1-2 19, Smith 0 1- 2 I. Sovnes 1 2-2 Pheglev 7 1-2 17. Elliott 1 04 2, Jackson 2 04 4. Totals 37 9-14 87.

Washington 24 21 29 19 93 New Jersey 20 20 21 24 87 Three point goals Grevev 3. Jordan 2. Pheglev 2. Total fouls Washington 17, New Jersey 30. A 8,351, AT OAKLAND LOS ANGELES (951 Chones 3 1-3 7.

Wilkes 4 7-10 15, Abdul-JaDbar 3-S 13, Johnson 5 64 16, Ninon 2-2 18, Haywood 4 0-1 m. Cooper 2 2-4 Landtberaer 3 6-12 12. Totals 14 27-45 45. GOLDEN STATE (41) Hlllman 3 0-2 4, Parker 3 2 2 I Ray 8 2-5 18. Lucas 7 5 18.

Smith 6 2-2 14, W. Cooper 3 2-2 i. Townsend 3 2-3 8, White 2 04 4, Aoer-nethv 3 2-2 8. Totals II 16-23 93. Los Angeles 20 29 21 2595 Go'denState 27 30 20 1693 Three point goats Lucas.

Fouled out Hlllman, Ray. Total fouls Los Angeles 30, Golden State 31. Technicals Nixon. A 12.972. AT PHOENIX SAN DIEGO (104) Bryant 5 04 10, Smith 5 2 2 12, Nater 3 9-tl 15.

Taylor 5 2-2 13, Williams 9 5-6 24, Pletklewlcz 9 04 20, Wicks 3 0-2 6, Barnes 2 0-1 4. Totals 41 18-24 104 PHOENIX (122)- Davit 10 3-3 23. Robinson 5 9-11 19, Adams 3 2-2 6, Bus 7 04 15, Westphel 4 1-4 11, Bratl 8 1-2 18. Seen 1 64 8, High 4 2-4 10, Kelley 3 04 Heard 3 04 Cook 0 04 0. Totals 47 34-14 122.

San Diego 37 25 23 29-104 Phoenls 2 4 30 10 112 Three-point goals Taylor, Williams. Pletkiewlcl 2, Buse, Brarz. Fouled out Smith. Total fouls San Diego 24. Phoenls 18.

A 10,107. AT KANSAS CITY CHICAGO (110) May 5 1-2 11, Greenwood 6 3-5 15, Gllmore 9 9-11 27, Sobers 6 2-2 15, Theus 6-1 14, Mack 2 04 4, Diefrlck 3 74 13, Johnson 1 2-2 4, Mengeit I 04 2. Beshore 0 04 0. Totals 39 10-31 110. KANSAS CITY (114) Wedman 7 2-3 14, -King 6 3-4 13.

Lacey 4 3-2 10, Blrdsong 13 2-3 28, Ford 3 44 10, McKinnev i 2-4 12, Gerard 3 1-2 7, Robinilne 4 1-2 9, Elmore 0 04 0, Grunfeld 2 04 4, Burleson 0 3-4 3. Totals 47 20-32 1 14. Chicago 38 34 28 301 10 KansasCIfy 32 31 27 27-114 Total fouls Chicago 10. Kansas Cltv 31. Three-point goal-Sobers, Theus.

Technical Beshore. Gerard and Kansas Cltv Coach Fitzslmmons. A 12,143. NBA Playoffs WEDNESDAY'S GAMES EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington at Philadelphia, (first of best-of-three series). San Antonio at Houston, (first of best-of-three series).

FRIOAY'I GAMES EASTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia at Washington. Houston at San Antonio. SUNDAY'S GAMES EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington at Philadelphia. If necessary San Antonio at Houston, If necessary 2i 41 18 Vancouver 19. Quebec 20.

Colorooo 21. Winnipeg Baseball Notes MONTREAL IXPOI Gav pitcher Jamie Easterly notice of Its Intention to assign his contract to Denver of the American Aisocietlon, pieced pitcher Over Miller on waivers for the purpose of giving him his uncorvjltlonol release end optioned rookie pitcher Bob Jemes to Denver. ner; McWIHIami. Brlnoiara McLtughiln (9) and Benedict. Bullets Last PetMcGowan 7.49-75 2'B KermltZerlev 72-71-75216 Bill Rogers 7547-76218 DonPoolev 71-71-76216 Jim Dent 74-70-74218 BruceLletike 73.71.74 218 Peter Oosterhult 71-73-75 219 Charles Coodv 71-71-77-219 Eddie Peerce 73 49-77214 George Cedle 7549-76220 Bobby Welzel 70-74-76220 Morris Hetolsky 73-70-60222 BobGoelbv 70-7440224 Steve Memvk 70-7440124 Women's Pro Golf To Fill NBA Playoff Field Bv ASSOCIATCD PRISS The Washington Bullets com Final scores In emper OMPEN 7246-7749284 pleted the field for the National Basketball Association playoffs on the last day of the phia.

Sesver. Mcwiiiiams. hk Atlanta, Harper 12) AT FORT MYERS, FLA. St Louis 010 000 004 5 I 0 Kansas City 000 000 101 2 7 3 Fuighem, Moore (6), Hood (I) and Swisher, Kennedy (9); Gura, But by (I) and Watham, Quirk (7). Hood.

Busby. HR Kansas City, Aikens. AT YUMA, ARIZ. Cleveland 200 010 070 5 13 0 SanDieoo 010 300 0116 9 0 McCaii, Solllner (3), Cruz )) and Alexander. Lucas, Mut (5), Shirley 18) and Fahey, Shlrliy.

Crul. AT MESA, ARIZ. Seattle 000 070 0001 4 0 Chicago (N) 000 000 004-4 1 Parrott, Mclaugiln (7) and Cox. Krukow, Caollia (7), Caudill (9) and BiackweM. Caudill.

McLaughlin. HR Chicago, Leicano. AT PHOENIX, ARIZ. Oakland 0)0 001 000 2 5 0 San Francisco ...000 000 0101 4 2 Lengford, Camacho Lvsander (8), Heaverlo (91 and Newman; Montefusco, Laveiie and Sadek, Hill (9). Langford.

Montefusco. HR Oakland, Newman. AT PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. Milwaukee 010 200 200 5 11 3 California 000 00 0004 7 2 Haas, Augustine (7, Boltano () and Moore, Fosse 17). Aase, Knaop (4), Montague (9) and Donohue August.

ne. Knaoo. HRt Milwaukee, Brouherd, Davis. California. Cowens.

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Order deadline is April 23.. tl fi ii fi 8 ti rr lil 76-76-75 75302 72-80-73-78303 74-78-77-75304 76-74-60-72- 305 77-76-7577305 77-75-76-77- regular season by beating the New Jersey Nets, 93-87, Sunday. The victory gave the Bullets a 39-43 record, the same as the New York Knicks. Washington advanced to the playoffs for the 12th year in a row because of a better record against Eastern Conference foes. In another playoff development, the Houston Rockets gained the homecourt advantage for their first-round series against San Antonio by beating the Indiana Pacers, 121-106.

The Spurs outscored Detroit, 144-124, to tie Houston at 41-41, but Houston got the edge because of a better intra-conference record. Both Eastern Conference first-round series begin Wednesday night, with Washington at Philadelphia and San Antonio at Houston. The second game of each series will be played Friday night, with the third game, if necessary, scheduled for Sunday. Boston and Atlanta drew first-round byes because they won their division titles. Boston will meet the San Antonio-Houston winner while Atlanta will take on the survivor of Washington-Philadelphia After the first round, all playoff series are best of seven.

Because of a compacted schedule, the playoffs this season will end no later than May 18 two to three weeks earlier than in recent seasons. Although all six Western Conference playoff teams were determined by midweek, the pairings were uncertain until the night games. Seattle needed a victory over Portland to finish with the third-best record in the conference. Phoenix could achieve a tie if it beat San Diego while Seattle lost, and the Suns would win out in the tie-breaking process because of a 4-2 advantage in head-to-head meetings. Whoever finished ahead would meet Portland in the first round of the playoffs, with the other club taking on Kansas City.

Los Angeles and Milwaukee drew first-round byes as division winners in the West. Lakers 95, Warriors 93 Oakland (AP) Jim Chones took a pass from Ervin Johnson and stuffed in a shot with two seconds remaining, allowing the Los Angeles Lakers to end the regular season with a 95-93 victory over the Golden State Warriors Sunday. Chones was fouled on the play byi Golden State center Clifford Ray, who played a sensational second half but whose lost pass under the Warrior backboard turned the ball over with nine seconds left. Chones' dunk made it 94-93 and his free throw gave Los Angeles a two-point victory. Los Angeles played the second half without center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar who went only 18 minutes and scored 13 points in his final tune-up for the playoffs.

Ray scored 18 points, including 14 in the second half and grabbed 19 rebounds Kings 114, Bulls 110 Kansas City, Mo. (AP) Otis Bird-song scored 28 points Sunday night and led the Kansas City Kings to a 114-110 victory over the Chicago Bulls in the regular season finale for both teams. The playoff-bound Kings, finishing the regular season with a 47-35 mark for second place in the Midwest Division missed several opportunities to blow out the Bulls, who finished with a 30-52 record. Suii9 122, Clippers 104 Phoenix, Ariz. (AP) Walter Davis exploded for ten straight points midway through the final period tn leading Phoenix to a runaway 122-104 National Basketball Association win over San Diego in the season's final regular game for both teams.

Davis' spurt was part of a 16-point second half for the Suns' all-star forward, who took team scoring honors with 23 as Phoenix ended its most successful season in franchise history with a 55-27 record. San Diego lost its last seven games of the season to finish at 35-47, out of the playoffs. Freeman Williams led the Clippers with 24, followed by Stan Piet-kiewicz, who had 20 off the bench. Sonics 135, Blazers 114 Seattle (UPI) Gus Williams scored 23 points Sunday night to lead the Seattle SuperSonics to a 135-104 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. The win guaranteed Seattle second place in the NBA's Pacific Division, and means the Gonics will open a best-of-3 playoff series with Portland Wednesday in the Kingdome.

75-75-78-77305 r3 i p'f'gi pgfi ly.a c'ii EZ3 EZ3 EeS Golden Gloves Sums Shreveport, La. (AP) The results of the championship round e4 the national Golden Gloves Baling ChamptonshitK 10 Pounds Steven McCrory, Detroit, outpointed Israel Acosta, Milwaukee. 112 Pounds Jerome Coftee. KnoxviMe, outpointed Harold Petty, St Louis, MO. 119 Pounds Myron Taylor, Pennsylvania, outpointed Adrian Arreoia.

Los Angeles. 125 Pounds Bernard Tavior, Knoxvllle, Tenn. outpointed William White, St. Louis, mo. 132 Pounds Meivln Paul, Lafayette, outpointed Henry Hughes, Cleveland.

139 Pounds Terry Sliver, Louiiv.ne. Kv. outpointed Oonnle Branch, Columbus. 147 Pounds Don Curry, Fort Worth. Texas outpoint-ed Jake Torrence, Chicago.

1S4 Pound James Shuier, Pennsylvania, outpointed Donald Bowers, Jackson, Mis. 15 Pounds Lemont Klrkiand, Omaha, outpointed Charles Henderson, Kansas City, Mo. 171 Pounds Steve Eden, Oes Moines, Iowa, out pointed Bernard Benton. Toledo, Ohio. Heavyweight Michael Arms.

Milwaukee, outpointed Joe Thomas, Pennsylvania. Southeastern 500 Bristol, Tenn. AP) The unofficial order of finish with driver, make of car, laps completed and average speed of winner In Sunday's Southeastern 500 Grand National stock car race at Bristol International ftaceweyi 1. Da'a Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 500, W.977 men. 2.

Darrell Weltrlp, Chevrolet, 500. 3. Bobby Allison, Ford, 500. 4. Benny Parsons.

Chevrotet, 499, 5. Ca'e Yarborough, Chevrolet, 49. 4. Joe MHMkan, Chevrolet, 494. 7.

Harry Gent, Chevrolet. 491. I. Richard Petty, Chevrolet, 492. 9.

Dave Marcls, Chevrolet, 9). 10. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet 490. 11. Jody Rldiev, Ford, 483.

12. J.D. McDuffie, Chevrolet. 477, 13. Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolet, 474.

14. James Hyiton, Chevrolet, 475. 15. Tommy Houston, Chevrolet, 475. 14.

Dick Mav. Chevrolet, 474. 17. Tommy Gale, Ford, 449. II.

Roger Hembv, Chevrolet, 444. 19. Bui Elswlck, Chevrolet, 445, 20. John Utsntan. Chevrolet, 464.

21. Buddy Arrlngton, Dodge, 460 22. Ceoi Gordon, Oidtmobne, 454, 23. Boater Price. OiflsmobMe, 444.

34. Jimmy Meams, Chevrolet, 4)4. 25. Junior Miner, Chevrolet, 387. 26.

SUCk Johnson, Cnevroiet, 385 37 Richard Brooki, Chevrolet, 334. 28. Travis THier. Dodge, 323. 29.

Richard Children. Oidsmobiie, 3)9. 30 Mike Potter. Chevrolet, 235 31. Boob Wawak, Chevrolet.

172. 32. Buck Simmons, Chevrolet, 149. Speedway Subscription The Indianapolis Star P.O. Box 145, Indianapolis, IN 46206 The following subscription prices include all postage and handling charges.

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2. Riccerdo Pstrese, Italy, Arrows A3, 0. I. Emerson Flttlpaidl, Brazil, Flttlpal-dl F-7, 80. 4.

John Watson, irind, McLaren M29-B, 79. 5. Jody Schocktar, South Africa, Ferrari 3I2-T5, 79. 6. Jochen Mass, West Germany, Arrow I A 3.

79 7. Derek Oaly, Ireland. Tyrrell OIO, 79. I Rene Arnouk, France, Renault, 78. 9.

Didler Plronl, France, Llgler J5-11-A, 78. 10. Jean-Pierre Jaboulile, Prance, Re- nueit, 70. II. Keka Roseberg, Finland, Flttlpaidl F-7.

58 17. Clay Regazzonl, Switzerland, Ensign N-IBO. 50. 13. Bruno Glacomelll, Italy, Alohs Romeo 1 79, 49.

14. Alan jonat, Australia, Williams FW07, 47. 15 Glues Villeneuve, Canada, Ferrari 312-TS, 46 16. Patrick Pepelller, Franca. Alpha Romeo 179, 40.

17 Jacques Lefflte, France. Llgler JS-ll-A, 36 IS EDDIE CHEEVER, Phoenix, Otelle FA II. 19. Carlos Reutemann, Argentina, Williams FW07, 3. 70.

Jean-Pierre Jariar, France, Tyrrell 010, 3. 21 E'lo da Angem Italy, Lotus 81. 3 22. MARIO ANORETTI, Nazareth, Lotut ll, 'I. 21 Ricardo Zunlno.

Argentina, Brabham BT49, 0. 24. Jan Lammers, Holland, ATS D-4, 0. Name Address r- in tfc la gi nf th gi di in ex hi wl KJ City State Boh ling Leaders COUNTRY LANES Men: Bob Hien 19 Women: Verne Berber 457. EAGLE Men: Jerry Smith 442.

Women: Loretta Hudson 530. EXPO Men: Chuck Adams 460. Women: Cheryl Roblton 571. HINOLE Men: Jim MeDanlell 647 PLAINFIELO Van: Gary Cotfman 37 Women: Carol Sutherlln 59. MOONLITE Men: Eskaree Al-Amin 453 Women: jemlne 51ms 544.

SPEEDWAY Men Jim Rosa 442. Women Jeanette White 544. RACEWAY Men: Mike Arnold 711. Women: Mariana Stephens 07. Auto Racing Notes SPORT CAR CLUB of AMERICA Named George L.

Couiens Director of Professional Racing. Pro Grid Notes IEATTLE A HAWKS Signed Oan Ooornink. fullback. Art Kuehn, center, and John Sawyer, tight end. Sender's Name-Address City 0 EL Phone aESa FTT WTTM pfSi KTS Kf.fJ E23 I2L9 The Indianapolis Stak College Notes PITTSBURGH Named Roy Chlpman head baike'Daii coach, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Named Mike Waiiace offensive becx'teid coach..