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j'-' r-t s. 3TT 1 i I. Bullets9 coach fined $2,000 FANFARE by Walt Ditzen Phoenix, Friday, March 1972 The Arizona Republic 75 KtPUHUC In Region One BULLDOG i Matadors seek bnue pays dearly -tK 'sane and relaxed' to indicate Associated Press NEW YORK The National THIS I VWWARtWf IVta" mi n-- Alo4tnti elormAtfl nolttmAra not making an emotional outburst." added that he contacted early yesterday "and he of the statements attributed to that he fully expected a substantial national spot lead the Central Division by Shue with a $2,000 fine yesterday or his blasts about what he termed "incompetence" the part of NBA referees. "The statements made to the press," NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy said of Shue's "go far beyond the emotional burst of a coach following a defeat." Kennedy mt' gave hlm mta Marcn 15 to P37 the ine tf Shue's comments followed the Bullets' 118-117 overtime loss to the Seattle SuperSonics Tuesday night, the latest in a series of narrow setbacks Baltimore has incurred during the "past few weeks. t.

"I'm not going to sit back and let referees games despite their dismal 30-39 other three divisions, at least teams are playing over .500 ball 1 I a Tt-m ft Greyhound results mciuaing me naa, omce, his postgame blast, "looks on as the embarrassment of their re suu trying win our ai- Milwaukee and Los Angeles. the division we're in, we don't We're still trying to win our di- ucou vjr uijr wc oiiu my brain, uiiuc oaiu We want the same as every after the Seattle game. I'm stuff they try to sell you," he said of the league. "They expect coaches to just sit on the bench and be placid to accept incompetence. Well, I can't accept incompetence." countered that statements suggesting "do not give Central Division same type of officiating they Angeles and Milwaukee questions every official in the NBA" "S'0- Kennedy said Shue "made it dear j.medja representatives to whom he was talking games on their home court last being beaten Dec.

17, 1969 by Compton, Calif. Western has been sparked all season by All American candidates 6 Bill Ha gins and pot shotting guard Candy LaPrince. Hagins averaged 19.2 points per game and a team leading 11.2 rebounds, while LaPrince is scoring at an 18.5 clip. Two other starters are in twin figures for the Yumans Bruce Battle (11.9) and Dwaine Talley (11.5). Fifth starter Clay Brown is scoring at a 9.4 rate, while Battle and Brown rank second third in rebounding with 9.2 and 9.1 per game indexes, respectively, Top threats for Yavapai against AWC are high percentage shooting Dave Gerner (14.2) and 6-10 inside man George Walls (12.5).

Big 6-9 Ed Mullaney is averaging 11.4 for the Roughriders. Leading Phoenix bid will be Ulysses Glenn (13.8), Eddie Quails (13.3) and Jesse Colter (13.0) along with the play making of 5-5 guard Ray Jones who is averaging 9.4 points and 8.6 as-. Goodrich's late basket mves Lakers victory over Bucks SM OR. 1, tt.ti, Me.ee. 1M Tl Mil 5.00 400 5.60 14.60 4.00 Ml wesry Also: Of Ltmon, ainlque.

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Judge Norman N. Eiger found Ali in contempt on Feb. 9 for failure to comply with a court order of Sept. 10, 1971, requiring him to make the deposit in a Chicago bank account of Sonji Clay, his ex-wife. Ali was granted a delay until yesterday to make the deposit, which he failed to do.

"I'm not sending him to jail without a full hearing on whether he should go to jail," said Judge Eiger; "I am just asking the sheriff to bring him into this court to explain why he hasn't complied with the court's order." Ali, who changed his name from Cassius Clay when he adopted the Black Muslim faith, and Mrs. Clay were divorced in 1966 in Florida. Ali sued for divorce on grounds -that his wife refused to adhere to practices of the Black Muslim religious body. The divorce came under jurisdiction of the i i Court of Cook County when Ali filed legal papers in Chicago asking that the divorce be certified in Illinois. ABA standings East Division Lost Pet.

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Gail Goodrich's 15-foot basket with seconds to go Wednesday night gave Los Angeles a 109- 108 National Basketball As-T victory over Milwau-t kee, upping its season margin to 3-1 over the defending NBA champions, The Lakers fell behind 108-1 ,103 on a shot by Oscar Rob with 1:35 to go before Jerry West pulled Los An--geles within three. Then the Bucks fell apart, Lucius Allen missed two fruA throws nnH I.A'a Hnnnv By DICK SMTlti RepobUcSporte Writer YUMA Arizona Western's basketball Matadors attempt to protect their lofty No. 3 national ranking and earn a spot in the National Junior College Athletic Association national tournament beginning tonight. The John Whisenant -coached bunch, 29-2 for the regular season and winner of 28 in a row at one time, opens play tonight against Yavapai College (19-10) of Prescott in the feature game In the first round of the Re gion 1 playoffs. Game time is p.m..; Phoenix College, runnerup in the Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference race after an 18-9 season, entertains Snow College of Ephraim, Utah (24-7) in the night's 7 p.m.

twin bill opener. Tonight's winners meet tomorrow night for the regional title at 9 p.m., with the winner advancing to the NJCAA nationals at Hutchinson, Mar. 14-18. Tonight's losers meet at 7 for No. 3 spot in the region.

AWC, which won a third straight Arizona champion- smp earner witn a perteci 14-0 record, is scoring at a 90.5 per game clip while giving rivals only 71.9. The mans heavily favored Yu-have won 33 straight Pall. BUFFALO be 3.1 -Hi) i i "i n- i bT: ir( tVI ti a Countering for Snow Is 8-7 Craig Neilson (19.8 points, 12.3 rebounds) and J. J. Grant (15.9, 10.9).

Snow has nine back from last year's club which reached the regionals. "-rrj 'P- Hairston connected to narrow -jJthe margin to 108-107. (15 Wilt Chamberlain then "(muffed a chance to take the lead, missing three tive free throws, but Hair-ston grabbed the rebound and fed Goodrich, who hit the win-fining basket. Milwaukee's Bob Dandridge missed a 20-foot shot at the Kareem Abdul Jabbar SEARSSUNS BASKETDALL DAY SUNDAY SPECIAL AFTERNOON TIP-OFF: Basketball As- Dill Info' AAonh The Bullets tired of all that get the calls. i points, Haywood 27 and Snyder 23 as the Sonics pulled ahead 56-48 at halftime and extended their lead to as many as 13 points early in the fourth period.

Bob Lanier topped the slumping Pistons with 32 points while Dave Bing and Jimmy Walker each scored 19. The loss was the fourth in a row and eighth in the last nine games for the Pistons, 76ers triumph PHILADELPHIA (AP) Bob Rule's 20 points led a balanced Philadelphia 76ers scoring attack in a 108-99 victory over the Buffalo Braves in a National Basketball Association game Wednesday night. Rule was one of seven 76ers to reach double figures. Substitute Dave Whol's 19 points complimented Rule's production and also marked his best scoring effort in a month and a half, Celtics roll on BOSTON (AP)-John Havli-. cek led a third-period explosion with points Wednesday night as the Boston Celtics NBA standings CONFERENCE AineniK mvisien Won Lest Pet.

Boston New York Philadelphia Buffalo 48 23 42 26 676 41ft 57 41 .397 18 50 .265 an ttmrai Division Baltimore 30 30 .435 Atlanta 27 41 .397 Cincinnati 22 48 .314 Cleveland 20 50 .286 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Milwaukee' 55 16 .775 Chicago 50 21 .704 Phoenix 42 30 .583 Detroit 23 47 .329 Pacific Division if 2't 8'j 10V4 5 13'A 31 Vj Los Angeles 58 11 .841 beanie 141 Golden Statt 43 26 Ml .15 14M 15 Houston 28 40 .412 Portland 15 57 .200 Wednesday Games Seattle 116, Detroit 102 Philadelphia M8, Buffalo 99 Boston 115, Cleveland 105 Los Angeles 109, Milwaukee IN Baltimore 95, Phoenix 90 Houston 108, Cincinnati 96 Only games scheduled 29' 44W A A A AT Cubs Indians Milwaukee Brewers Indians I rL L- that he was that he was The commissioner Shue by telephone confirmed all him and fine." a slim Vi record. In the the top two J. BveryDoay, Shue said in our division uves we vision, just like But because of lives body else." But Kennedy referees teams the do' in -Los the integrity of 1 paced all scorers with 33 for 11:1 i rolled to their fourth consecu-- tive National Basketball Association victory with a 115-105 triumph over the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Celtics, who led 53-47 at halftime, scored 39 points, in the third period, pulling away to an easy victory. Hav-.

licek received scoring help from Dave Cowens with eight points and Jo Jo White with six in the outburst. Boston, bidding for its first divisional title since 1965, led by as much as 21 points, 92-71, before coasting. Havlicek all scorers with 31 points. Cowens contributed 29 and White 21. Rocket romp EL PASO, Texas (AP) The Houston Rockets got 26-point performances from Elvin Hayes and Stu Lantz to defeat the Cincinnati Royals 108-96 in the National Basketball Association Wednesday night.

Nate Archibald paced all scorers with 32 points for Cin-: cinnati and Williams added 19 more for the losers. Cleveland (1051 Boston. (lis) Johnson BSmith Robersn r. 9 5 0-0 10 Havlcek 12 7-10 31 3 OO 6 Sanders 2 0-0 4 5 5-6 14 Cowens 12 54 29 0 0-1 0 Chaney 6 0-0 12 12 3-3 27 White 8 54 21 4 0-0 8 Williams 0 0-0 0 oearo" Carr Wesley Washton varren l-i 0 neison -iq ii 0 I 5 1-1 i PJ Sorensn 10 KuDrskl 2 OO 4 -J" FlnKel 10-0 2 Glover 0 0-1 0 Patersn Totals 00 4 Moraan 0 1-2 1 04 0 GSmith 0 0-0 0 45 15-19105 Totals 45 25-37 115 Cleveland Boston 16 31 26 32105 .2 25 39 23-115 Fouled out None. Total fouls Cleveland 26, Boston 22.

A 5,611. Cincinnati (96) Houston riM) Archibald 12 8-11 32 Cunham 0 00 0 varsoaie 33-4 vgioos 4 2-2 10 Fox 3 0-1 i Havea 11 4-7 Ik Green 6 04 12 Lantz 10 6-8 26 Lacey 6 0-0 12 Meeiy 2 1-1 5 MengetT 1 i-i 6 wurpny 11 Williams 8 3-4 J9 Smith 3 1-2 7 i Tmlnvh 8 04 16 Totals 40 16-25 96 Totals 44 20-26 108 Houston Cincinnati 32 25 29 22108 23 23 27 23- 96 Fouled out None Total fouls Cincinnati, 19, Houston 20 Technical Fouls Houston, Winter 2. ENJOY f.lAJOQ LEAGUE Sonics in 2nd DETROIT (AP) Spencer and player-coach lLenny Wilkens teamed with' -Dick Snyder to pace the Seat-j title- SuperSonics to a 116-102 rvictory over the Detroit Pis- The first 4,000 kids 16 years and under at Sunday afternoon's SunsBdffalo Braves game receive a coupon good for a FREE Phoenix Suns basketball! Coupons redeemable at Sears Scottsdale (Los Arcos Mall) or Sears Phoenix (20th St. Camel back). Come early.

Doors open at 1 p.m. Lee Pickerings' Performance Tire West mam ISuSo 2L.m.OUS,l QUA CALL FORM? t(IE)S! OIAMTG Coming! A SPECIAL TREAT FOR THE KIDS. 4ons Wednesday nignt. The victory gave the streaking Sonics sole possession of second place in the Pacific Division of the National Basketball Association. It was Seattle's 11th victory in their last 12 games and lifted them a half game ahead of the idle Golden State "Warriors in their torrid battle for the second and final playoff position in the Pacific division.

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