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43 DES MOINES REGISTER Wed Feb. 20, 1980 RerlsUr Photo NBA SPORTS roundup 1 Ji Jf yaaaeaaawaaaaeayaaaaaaaaieaaaaawiaa ink 'I in 1 feti Lrm, WjT 1 af 'H lit rrdrF raJ-Trv sifJbZ? Workmen ready new scoreboard for debut tonight at qualifies 9 mat meet Taetdiy Nlffct't Garnet Al New York PORTLAND (Ml) Jeetanl 4 4-4 Nan I 9-1 II, Owens 1 1-1 17, R. Brewer 2 1-1 4, Twerdm I 1-1 IS, Wethlngton 4 9-4 II, J. Brewer I 0-0 3, Paxton 1 0-0 1, Gross I 1-4 5, Dunn 10-14 Total 30 14-34 NIW YORK (113) T. KNent 4 0-0 1, Martwtather 0 0-0 Cart-wrtght 7 4-7 10, Richardson II 2-1 24, R.

WaJiems 7 7-7 21, DenUc 10-0 4, Monroe 10-0 4, Copeaand 0 0-4 0, Glam 1 0-0 4, WWIami 2 0-0 4 Totea 40 19-M. PaiOand MUM B-W New York a 11-113 Thru a own nan Rlctwardan 1, Twardilk. Total louts Portland 20, New York 14. Fouled out none. Technical tout Merlaieo flier, Gkwm.

A PHOIMIX (11) Dvlt II 0-M 31, Robinson 1 1-2 Adam 0 1-1 WettPhal 7 0-0 19, Bute 11-4 4, Breti I 9-9 11, Scott I 0-0 1. Cook 1 0-0 1, Heard 0 0-0 0, High I 0-0 4, Keaav 12-3 0. Totals 44 20-29. CLEVELAND (l) MlicheO 4 1-1 K.Carr M) 1-1 21, RoMtch H) 0- 0 20, Smith 9 4-4 14, WMker 1 4-4 Ford 7 1- 2 14, Wlauughbv 4 1-2 Lambert 1 0-0 2, A Carr 4 3-3 11, W.Smlth 1 1-1 4 ToUM 90 27-H. 13 30 31-Mt It 30 II Three-oolnt eoatt Ford.

Watfanal. Total foul Phoenix 20. Cleveland 14 Fouled out none. Technical foul Phoenix assistant Coach BlancM. A At Chicago SBATTLB (M4) Johnson 4 1-1 13.

Shaiton 7 3-4 17, Stkma 4 04 D. Johnson I 3-3 It, G. WMIem 19 3-4 33, LaGerde 1 0-0 4, Ska 1 1-1 5, Brown 3 0-0 7, Walker 0 0-1 0. Totals 47 11-M. CHICAGO (IIS) Greenwood 1-1 It, May 7 4-4 II, Gkmere 7 t-)2 23, Sobers 1 7-7 11, Theut 9 4-0 17, Mack 9 1-1 12, 0.

Johnson 2 0-0 4, Jones 3 4-4 10, Dletrlck 1 0-0 i Totatt 40 34-30. Searee It 30 10 17 KJ CMceee 1 11 a 30 It 119 Three-point goats Brown, Thau. Total fomt- Seattle 20, Chicago 21. Fouled out Slfcma. Technical foul Seattle Coach liken.

A 1.1 12. At San Diego NEW JERSEY (123) van Breda Kofff 1 4-5 Robinson 3-4 11, Johnson I 4-4 22, Newtki 7-7 25, Jordan 2-2 20, Lucas 1 4-t EUott 1 2-2 4, Pnewev 1 1-1 7, Bovnet I 2-2 4, R. Smith 0 2-2 1 Total 44 39-40. SAN OhTOO (113) B. Smith 9 1-1 II, Wicks 0 0-4 0, Meter 7 4-1 70, Tevtor 2 7-7 12, Free 2 3-3 7, wmiems 12 0-0 24, Walton 7 1-2 IS, Bryant 7 4-5 Barnes 0 0-0 0, PWtkiewtCl 3 0-0 4 TOtela 45 23-24 New Jersey 31 24 3t 31 123 SanOleee It 31 17 IS 111 Three point goals Taylor.

Total tout New Jersey 24, San Oiego 24 Famed out Kooaiton. Technical touts NewHn. A ll.TOt. Tonight'i Gamea Bolton Utah Chicago at Sen Antonio Houston el Golden Slate Lot Angakn at Denver Milwaukee Atlenle New York at Indiana Seattle at Kama City WBL Taeatlay Nlght'i Game Minnesota 114, California 74 Tonight'i Game San Francisco at Houston NHL Toesday Night's Games Buffelo 3, Quebec 1 Colorado Philadelphia 4 Hartford 4, Edmonton 1 Minnesota 4, Atlanta 4 St. Loult 3, Vancouver 1 Toronto 4, New York Islanders 4 Washing Ion 3, Montreal I Tonight's Games Boston at Lot Angeles Detroit at Pittsburgh Edmonton at New York Rangers Toronto at Chicago Winnipeg al Buffalo Ratings MAJOR COLLEGE 1.

DePeul (54) 21-0 1,000 1. Louisville 29-2 074 Kentucky 24-4 014 4 Svrecuse 22-2 t02 9. Louisiana Stale 20-4 032 t. Oregon Stele 21-3 772 7. St.

John's, Y. 21-3 454 I. North Carolina lt-5 413 0. Maryland lt-S SIS 10. Notre Dame 10-4 set II.

Ohio Slate 17-4 509 12. Ciemton 11-4 420 13. Missouri 20-4 3tt 14 Brkthern Young 20-4 30t 19. Purdue 14-7 144 14. Weber Slat 21-2 135 17.

Duk W-7 212 10. Arlion Slat lt-5 202 It. Indiana 14-7 194 20. Washington Slate 1t-4 125 JUNIOR COLLEGE 1. Wettern Texat 24-0 It! 2.

Broome, N.Y. 21-1 132 Westerk, Ark. 29-0 123 (lie) Kankakee, 11. 24-1 121 5. Caspar, Wye.

11-1 115 4 Three divert. Mo. 01 7. Eltex, N.J 21-1 4t 4 Midland, Texas 24-2 43 t. Hlwaisee, Term.

22-2 41 10. Lwein, Ohk) 21-2 30 11. Nesseu, N.Y. 1t-3 37 12. Connort, Okie.

25-2 34 IX Middle Georgia 24-3 34 14. Gadtdon, Ala. 21-3 24 15 Jeckson, Mich. 25-4 22 (tie) Tunxlt, Conn. 15-4 22 17.

Baltimore, Md. 25-4 It 10. Anderson, S.C. 17-3 IS It. Golden Vaaev, Minn.

It-t 14 20. Allegany, Md. 21-4 II NCAA DtVtSION 1. Cantral Missouri 21-1 119 (tie) Fie. Southern 21-4 119 Wright Slete 22-2 104 4 New York Tach 22-1 03 1 Cantral Florida 23-2 tl 4 Marylend-Belllmore 11-3 13 7.

Northern Michigan 21-0 70 Chevnev Stata 20-4 97 0. North Alabama 10-4 95 M. Cal Poly-San Luft Obispo 20-5 4t 11. South Dakota Stata lt-4 41 12. Bryant 11-4 30 IX Puaet Sound 10-7 24 14 Eetiern lalmK lt-4 14 11 Harlwlck lt-4 13 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CLASS 3-A 1.

WaMerl (Dubuqu) (14) 1 5-0 let 1. North Sloui Clly (1) 19-0 133 Centre! Waterloo 13-3 112 4 Assumption (Dovoneort) 19-1 t7 3. Hoover OM.) 14-1 04 4 Washington (C.R.) 14-1 77 7. Ankeny 14-1 94 FelrfWd 14-1 14 t. Lincoln (OM.) 11-4 11 10.

Jefterton (C.R.) 12-4 CLASS 1-A, 1-A 1. Storm Lake (14) M-0 14 Maouokata M-l 124 Peaa 14-1 113 4 St. Albert (C (1) 19-2 100 South HamUlon 14-0 74 4 Rock Vaaav 17-1 40 7. Cretton 14-1 9t Pretlon 17-0 14 0. Ahanfle 11-1 tt to.

PauHna 17-0 Transactions BASIBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE leal Reel Sea Signed Stan Paai, kvAelder. and Keith MocWhorfar, pitcher. Maaaaaata Twaat Signed Danny Goodwin, outfielder, and Walfredo Sermlento, pitcher, 10 Coleman fa a Diayer -coach centred with Spokane of Pacific Coast League, NATIONAL LEAGUE la Signed Dan Brtget. uttHrv Dale Murray, pitcher, and Rodney Scott. Inftewer.

Scott Ml arbitration case. ai aiajt la feaoe Named Ruben Amero first baa coach. BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION AO New Stoned John Brawn, forward, lor remainder at season. POOTBAU. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Deweel LJaaa Named Jehn Brunner, eftenatvg beck held coach, and Gary Wade, strength eoacn.

Tan CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE ewken Itkana Slaned Brtan Broomel, Sports today Basketball MIATIR DBS MOtMIS New Mexico Stele at Drake, May, note at Drake Iw). IOWA OOLLEOa SI. Ambrose at Marvcrett, Dakata Wetlevan at Nut Ihwatiei Dordt at Briar Curl. MacAnurrav al Iowa Wetarra. Wrestllif IOWA COLLEGE Iowa Conajranc meat at Central, Trt-Siek) Corwerence meet at Westmar.

Basketball ORIAT1R Dl MOWMS Or and view It, Iowa Stale 77 (w) Johnston 41, Bonourent-Farrar 40 ManrUna 70, Parry 4 Neved. 41, Sevdel 40 Km COLLEGfl MAN Carnal tl, OrlnnM 75 Simpson Grclend 7f JUNIOR COLLEGE Mill Mersneatowri Boone 00 JUtMGR COLLEGfl WOMIN North tawa 7J, Iowa Lakes B8 BIGHT Oklahoma Stele Ot, Iowa Stale 47 AST Afcanv Slate 71, PlattWuran Stat Cortland State 74. Ullca 71 Deiewer Stala tl, Southeastern Unl. 54 Draw S3. Y.

Maritime 49 Felrlelah-Otcfclnson 70, Georee Meson 77 Hertford TJ. 6 Connecticut 7 Kings Point at, Pace 7) Long Itland 42, Fordhem 55 Met. Maritime 70, Curry 45 anode Itland 71. Brown 47 St. John' 41, Tamrta 5 (ovarHma) St.

Joseph's (Pa.) 54, Provldonca 52 $1. Lawranca 101, Lemovne 45 St. Merv't 75, Salisbury Stala 73 WWIamt 44, P. PI 41 MIOWtST Bator Cantral Methodist 01 Batnal (Kan.) 141, McPttorton II Cedarvle H. Rio Grande (4 Drury 41, Missouri Western 5 Elmhurtl 44, Ullnolt Wesieven 41 Guitav Aootpftm II, St.

John't (Minn.) 42 Hatilna 71, Concordia (Nab.) 74 Indiana Tach 74, Marlon 74 Maiona 4, Tiffin 00 Monmouth If, Knox 14 Rota Huknan 14, DePeuw (ovartlma) Urbena 72, Wand at Vlncenne Cincinnati Tactt 74 SOUTH Alabama Stat Stlemen 4J Alcorn Stata Ml, Soutti Carolina Stat 77 Rock 74, N.C. AtT 4 Blhal tl, Indiana-Purdue (Fort Wayna) 7 Florida South 0, Eckard 74 Mississippi Cobra 42, Troy Stat 40 C. -Greensboro 45, Greensboro Cokeee 54 St. Andrew 71, N.C. Weneva 40 Samtord OS, Her din-Simmons 74 W.Ve.

Tocft 00, W.Ve. Stata 71 wmihrop 00, Voorhees 17 SOUTHWEST Rica II, Houston 74 5m Rot 40, Santa Fa 44 Tua 74, Texas Tach 4) AAM 57, Tana Chrtttlan 40 PAR WIST Colorado Mines at, Raelt 47 Caora Fax 100, Pacific 00 SI. Mary! (Cam.) 70, San Oiego 57 San Frenchco 71, Dayton 42 IXHIUTKM AtMala In Action 103, Pappardin 04 TOCmNAMI NTS NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE North Dakota Stat 02, Augutlena (S.D.) 90 Norm Dakota 4t, South Dakota 42 North Colorado 04, Nabratka-Omaha 77 COLLIO! WOMIN Cantral Missouri 7, Kama Stala 71 Enworla Stata Benedlclln (Kan.) 41 Kanui 70, Wlchtla Stata 41 Nebraska 02, South Dakota S3 Netxeska-Omehe 40, Cretghlon 50 Northml AAlssourl 70, Western NNnolt 74 MtOM SCHOOL ttWLS REGULAR SEASON Watl Dataware 47, Meouoketa 30 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Adelr-Cesev at, Graenfletd 44 (overtime) AHIson-Brhjtow 71, Betmond 44 Amana 73, Clear Creak (Tiffin) 44 Anamou 54, Maouokata 52 Backman (OverivWe) 44, Caacade 41 Benton (Van Horn) 73. Bene Ptetae 45 Bettendorf 01, Ptaanl VaHev 44 Bleksburs 72, Cardinal (Ekton) 51 Buftele Center-Reke 54, Armttronf-Rlnnlad 52 BurHneton 74, Mount Pteosent 57 Cardinal tlrllch (Keokuk) tt, Colchester (la.) 71 Carrot 40, Sac City 42 Clerlnda 44, Creilon 41 Columbus (Waterloo) 90, Homosload (Dubuou) 42 Corning 02, Red Oak 70 Crettwood (Creico) 71, Turkey Veaev (Jack ton Junction) 40 Devi County SO, Clarke (Osceoie) 97 Decoreh 73, Otage 54 Garwood (Elwoodl 40, Lisbon 91 Dike 77, Relnback 41 Eait Buchanan 77, Sheesburg 37 Horn-KlmbaHtmi 70, Eilra 90 Eslhervtae 72, Sheldon 50 Ftovd Vaaav (Alton) 43, Spalding (GranvWe) 40 Garner-Hevfleld 44, Meier vy-Thornton 45 Hampton 70. EeeM Grove 43 Ha-lan 44, Glenwood 37 Hedrkk S3, Eddwme 30 HLV (Victor) 44, Semco (Oilmen) 49 Iowa Mennomte (Ketone) 91, Cokimbut Junction 40 Kanawha 49, Twin River (Bode) 43 Kee (Lamina) 41, South Winneshiek 94 Knndv ICR.) 57, Linn-Mar (Marlon) 99 Keokuk 00, Macomb (11.) 70 Klemmo 40, Nora Sprlnat-Roek Fata 49 Meouoketa VaOev (Delhi) 49, MonHceHo 43 Mareuette (West Point) 09, Central La 44 Midland (Wyoming) 70, North Linn 71 (two overtimes) Nebraike City 40, Shenandoah 42 Nebraike Deaf 45, Iowa Deaf ICS.) 39 Northml (Goot Lake) 42, Eatl Cantral (Mllet) 92 North Tama 90, BCL (Conrad) 47 Northwood-Kentell 41, Foretl City 90 Notre Dame (Burlington) 42, envies 44 Oehveln 42, West Deujwara 57 Pate 70, Ottumwe JO Prescotl 72, Stanton 54 Pretlon 100, Lincoln (Slanwood) 90 Roiand-Storv 44, Oeden 51 SI.

Albert (C 71, Peut VI (Omaha, Nab.) 41 SI. Edmond (Fort Doom) 03, Menson at St. John (Independence) 101, Don Bote (GBberl-vlH) 75 ScalM Mound (IK.) 44, Holy Crou (Lao) 41 Sidney 90, Malvern 42 Slouit VaHev (Linn Grove) 91, Clay Cantral 47 South Hamilton 45, RedcHfto 41 Storm Lake 40, Spirit Lake 34 Trevnor 74, Farraeut 37 Unity Chrltllan (Orange City) Of, St. Mary'i (Storm Lake) 70 Van Burnt (Kooteuoue) 01, Fairfield 74 Vinton to, Canter Point 57 Wehterl (Dubuqu) 04, Regit (C.R.) 70 Mantle Valley (Felrbank) 70, Starmont (Strawberry Point) 47 Waihlnelon 74, Slgournev 99 WeslHnalon (C.R.) 40, City (low City) 93 Wouieca (WH.) 00, Mar-Mac (McGregor) 70 Wett Branch 05, Mkt-Pralrla (Waaman) 01 Wettern Cnrttlian (Hud) 03. Watt Lyon 40 WeMern Dubuque 40, Bellevuo 41 yVnl Iowa City 71, Prairie ICI.I 40 ILLINOIS BOYS Eatlern Oubuaue 70, Hanover 40 NIBRASKA BOYS Brownell-TaRiol (Omaha) MM, Decatur tl Cathedral (Omaha) 4t, Holy Nam (Omaha) 91 Crelghlon Prep (Omaha) 03, Central Omaha 44 Tuesday's girls' basketball sectionals CLASS l-A Final Roand AT APTON Lamom 71, Murray 50 AT ALBIRT CITY Albert Cltv-Truetdol 40, Sioux Repldt-Rom- brandl 47 AT ARNOLDS PARK TtrrlH 41, Oraattlnaar 20 AT BATTLE OIHK WMow (Quknctv) 43.

Battle Creak 54 AT BINNITT Bennett 75, Wheatland 42 AT BLAMSBtM Hubbard 73, Neaco (Zearma) 94 AT BURT North Keuuth 71. Lakoto 91 AT CHURDAN Cantral Webalar 77, Paion-Churdan 40 AT COON RAPWS Eait Green 94, Scremon 44 AT IVIRLY Llttl Reck 4t, Sanborn 41 AT IXKA Waawl 94, ShaRnr-Tennant St AT PARNMAMVILLI Cedar Vaaav (Farnhamvaia) S3, Parnefey 47 lovemmei AT PARRAeMnr Farraout 94. South Page 45 AT wARNAVOLLO GemevRa 43, Favotte 41 AT lDaWOOK Garwai 44, Gtadtrook 45 AT LINOX Orlant-Macktouro 47, Lem 40 AT LONI Tftll Low Tree 42. Cardinal Sir Itch (Keokuk) 94 AT LOST NATION Lot! Nation 71, Andrew 44 AT MALLARD Boone Vaaav (Remrlck) 44. Watt Band 41 HavakKk-Piover 74.

AvrtMr 47 AT MALWRN Travnar 70, Ntahna Vaaav (Hatlawt) 40 AT MANILLA DuMap 45, WNttna 42 (onntma) AT MOIK. TON MoravM 40, MouWon-Udel 41 AT PANORA Eartiam 09. VJB (Jamaica) 40 AT PKAJRia CfTY Cat 90, Coam 44 ATRCMSIN RarrawHJnkw St, Floyd Vaaav (Alton) 90 AT SCHALLIR Lvtlen St NawaevProvidanca 47 AT SMIPFMLO Dowt 74, Ventura 41 AT SMLUMJM Norway 42. Urban SO AT TvaoRNaVJOrOj Daea Rlvar-Mlllertburo 41, Trl-Ceunly (Thornburg) 47 AT TtToaaxA Tttonka 70, Vvodan-Crvjtal Lake SI AT WILLS Watsaur 57, AoaneMn 55 Baseball COLLEOE Arttene 1, San Olego State 1 District wrestling Class 3-A AT WIST DAVCNFORT TEAM SCORING I. Battendort 150; 1 Canton IMVi; Central Davanaon 4 Pleatant Vatav TlVi; 1 Watt Davenport 40Va: 4 Atturnprlon I Davanaon) 41: 7.

Norm Scott 0. Mutcatm 39. STATE QUALIFIERS 0 1. Slave Knight, Cantral; Brian Weddel, Battendort; 109 I. Tarry Hughat, Cantral; Dan Carrol, Pnaaant Vaaav; 111 I.

PhMaa CaAahan, Cantral; 1. Paul Gtvnn, Battendort; lit I. Crete Wettreck, Watt; 1. Scott Parker, T24 1. Dave Hegen, Cantral; 1 Darri Nation, Wetl; 131 I.

Devld LanaHv, Central; 2. Jon ENngtworth, Battendort; 130 I. Mike Gtvnn, Bettendarf; 2. Jeff Howard, Central; 145 1. Dak) Scherar, North Scott; Hal Tucker.

BetMnderf; 199 1. Tan Gould, Attumptlon; 1 Frlti Sirttton, Mutcatlne; 147 1. Ketlv Rankin, Plaasanl Vaaav; 1. Laren Bel, North Scott; MS I. John Schebtar, Central; 2.

Brett Hooper, Beltenoort, hoevrwoleni 1. D.J. WaNaca, Attumptlon; 2. Hap Paler ion, Batlenoort; tuper haavvwalgfil I. Tom Watl, Pleasant Vaaav; 2.

Jkn Kltnar, Bertendorl. AT SIOUX CITY BAST TEAM SCORING I. Heelan (Skua City) imvi; North (Sioux City) 103V4; 3. Abraham Lincoln (Council Bkifh) Ml; 4 Lewlt Cantral (Counc Bmffi) tt, 1 Thomas Jeharton (Councl Bkiftt) TlVk; 4. Harlan etvi; 7.

Eetl (Stou. City) 44; Waal (SkMix City) 34. STATE QUALIFIERS to 1. Ron Lower, I lei Ian; KeHh Metaay, Lewh) Central; 109 1. Don Lower, Haaten; Lkjvd Lambing, Watt; 111 I.

Jerry Kakoag. North; I Roger Wilfemt, Abraham Lincoln; lit I. Lewie Mettev, Lewto Cantral; 2. Scoff Wea-therM, Thome, JefferMn; 124 I. Brant Norgaard, Harlan; 2.

Tim Draper, Abraham Lincoln; 112 1. Dave Graham, Lawn) Cantral; I Randy Rector, Wetl; 130 1. Ron Often. Harlan; 1. Jo Gunfhar, Lewh) Cantral; 149 I.

BUI Maeeowt, Abraham Llncaei; 2. Chris Hoffman, Eatl; 155 1. Rick Bur merit, North; 1. Matt Winchester, Abrohom Lincoln; 147 1. John Sample, North; 1 Paul Proul, Eatl; MS 1.

Grao DarHng. Thome, Jefterton; 2. Grant Haffelflngar, Eatl; heavyweight I. Chrtt Juel, Aoreham Lincoln; 1. Tony DeWal, North; tuner heevvweleht I.

Gary Heath, North; 1. Tom Newel, Heeten. AT CIDAR APIOS TEAM SCORING J.C-J Fort Madlaon Weil Iowa City 111; 4. Jefferun (C.R.) 041, 9. i KM.) 7.

City (Iowa City) 4t; I. Burlington ISvi. STATE QUALIFIERS --J0 Thompson Prairie; 1. Kurt RadcDff, City High; 105 I. Andy GoodfaSow, Watt; 2.

Scoti Penrod, Prairie; 112 1. Pat Plcktord, Fort Madlton; 2. Tom Sennefl, Wetl; lit 1. Berry Devil, Prelrle; 1. Matt Otson, Watl; 114 1 Curt Ranthaw, Wetl; 1.

Kevin Brown, Prelrle; Ml I Tyron McCell, Wethlngton; 1. Dean Millar, CruO, Fort Madlton; 1. Jart Burkk), Prelrle; 145 1. Steve Duffy, Fort Madlton; 2. Tom Hansen, Kennedy; 155 1.

Larry Zaletky, Prelrle; Scott Franklin, Washington; 147 1. Mike Johnson, Jenarton; 2 Lao Haman. Have, Fori Madlton; 1. Tim Zimmermen, Washington; htevywetaftl I. Gery Hell, Fort Medlson; 1.

Fred Caknvel, Kennedy; tuper-heevywelghl 1. Joe Hill. Jefferson; 2. Paul Granger, AT PORT DODOB TEAM SCORING I. Fort Dodge I Mason City 111; J.

Amet lllvt; 4. Webtter Clly S. AAerthentown 17; 4. Spencer J7; 7. Kuempar (Carroll) 14; I.

Boon 12. STATE QUALIFIERS tl 1. Den Ray, Mason city; 1. Bobby Thompson, Fort Dodge; 109 1. Bob KHen, Mutton City; 2.

Melt Summer. Fort Dodge; 112 I. Ed Blrbeum, Fort Dodo, 1. Jim Comtek, Mason City; lit I. Tommy Thompson, Fort Dodge; 1.

Tim Condi, Marthaatown; 124 1. Jo Glbcont, Amet; 2. Mike Foa, Marshelllown; 132 1. Den Slepofoton, Mason city; 2. Mark Konek, Amet; 130 I.

Kevin Grlbben, Maun CHy; 2. John Voder, Fort Dodge; 145 I. Dave Ewlng, Fort Dodge; I Tom Sludkty, Webtter City: 155 I. Sieve Rou, Amet; 2. Ted Cememo, Fort Dodge; 147 1.

Kerry Netta, Webtter CHv; 1. Kirk Mala, Mason City; 115 1. Larry Kettler, Webstar Clly; 1. Joel Grey. Spencer; heavyweight 1.

Deva Storm, Spencer; 1. Kent Maxon, Webster city; auper-heevvwelghi 1. Paul Porter, Fort Dodge; 2. Ken Trusty, Webtter City. AT DUBUOUI SINtOft TEAM SCORING 1.

Oetwem, 120; 1. WaMert (Dubuque), 1W; Merlon, lot; 4. Linn-Mar (Marlon), t4; 5. Hemps lead (Dubuaue), It'J; 4 Wettern Dubuou (Epworth), 4tv; 7. IK between Senior (Oubuaue) -end Wetl Dataware (Manchester), 31 STATE QUALIFIERS 31.

Steve Engaaten, Wettern Dubuque; 1. Mirk Fe, Linn-Mar; 105 I. Scott Albert, Inn-Mar; 1. Tom Pint, Wettern Dubuou; 111 I. Ed Fillmore.

Linn-Mar; 1. Joel Luthre, nempiieeu; nv 1. ej. biunia, Hempstead; 1. Bruce Welti, WaMert; 114 1.

Jeff Moore, Hempstead, 2. Pal FreWnger, Marlon; 132 1. Robbie Bofyard, Marlon; 2. Jeff Carew, Wahnrt; 130 1. Frank McEnany, Watt Oelewere; 2.

Dan KHty, Wehlert; 149 I. ScoN Bouskx, Urm-Mar; 1. John Luktetlch, Wahlert; 155 I. Dave Perry, CWwoln; 2. Tony Burgrneler, Wehlert; H7 1.

Ken Goedken, Senior; 2. Paul Burgrneler, WeWerl; 105 1. Jerry Nlveck, Marlon; 2. Chrli Vounoolul, Oelweln; heavvwelght I. Pale Llndecker, Wehlert; 1.

Jim Bwiton, Marlon; tuper heavyweight I. Jefl Tracy, Hempttted; 2. Terry Rons, Oelweln. Swimming MIATM MS MOtNIS SOUTHEAST POLK tt, TECH 03 AT TECH Medley relay 1. Soulheatl Polk (Dan Barber, Ron Hanson, Tan Van Potten, Trev Cook); 2.

Tech; 3. Southeast PokX; 1:54.44. 200 freestyle I. David Seddorhi (T); 1. Ruu Grentton (SEP); 1 Stave Shaver (SEP); 2:00.50.

200 Individual medley 1. Terry Sowder (SEP); 1. Rutt Reevet (T); 3. Dennlt Scott (T); 133.3. 50 freetlyle I.

Mark Mealnnet (T); 2. Kevin Binder (T); Cook; 33.00. Diving I. Tom Moore (SEP); Koty Rotert (T); 1 Mike Smith (SEP); 201.54. 100 butterfly I.

Van Fasten; 2. Sowder; 3. Rotterl; 1 .04. 100 freestyle 1. AAeelnnll; 1.

Joel Sarnuahwn (T); J. Binder; :S2.42. 900 freestyle 1. Seddorlt; Grentton; 1. Shaver; 9:37.13.

backstroke 1. Barber; 2. David from (SEP); Scott; 1:00.10. 100 braettttroka 1. Ream; I Richard Worley (T); 1.

Hansen; lfltJl 400 treetlyle relev Tech (Samuehvon, Seddorlt, Scott, Meglnnft); I Southaatl Polk; 3. Soulheatl Polk; 3:43.53. STATE AAU SYNCHRONI2IO-PKJURIS AT DES MOINES YWCA Junlert; 10-under Chriify Wilkinson, C.R., 1717; 11-12 1. Trlela Champ, 20 450; 2. Ellen Condon, Omaha, Nab.

37 OOt; 13-14 I. Arm McKIIII, Davenport, 35.542; 2. Sue Nolen, Ovnport, 25.324; 15-14 1. Mellsse Sempsoo, Omaha, 32413; 1. Paul Plrnot, C.R., 14 750; 17-ovr I.

VMerK Smith, C.R., 24.300; 1. Nancy Wllmes, C.R., 24.117. tamers; 13-14 1. Suten Struck. X.42S; 1.

Jant Bryan, 24.447; 15-14 I. Lorl Cllna, Omaha, 17 444, 2. Kelhy Struck, DM, 34.300; 17-aver I. Jo ma Brown, 32J34; 1 Peggy Burg, Davenport, 21.025. Gymnastics GRIATER DCS MOfNIS AMES ISM, ANKINY MtJ AT AMES Floor xercH I.

Tl between Lite Scott (AN) and Lena Marty (AM); Cindy Stuart (AN); 01. Balance beam 1. Scott; 1. Marty; 1. Piti; 41.

Uneven aeraael ban I. Marty; I Scott, Stuart; 0.4 Vaulting I. Marty; 1. Scott; 3 fat between Amy WWIams (AN) and Merc la Ulrlchton (AM); 104. Tumbling I.

Marty; 1. Scott; lie between Steward end Robvn McHone (AM); 1 1 All-around 1. Marty; Scott; Stuart; 33.1. DOVTLkaa 1334 LN4COLN 1147 AT DOWLING Vaulting 1. Beth Zimmermen (D); Bar Rohm (LI; Paula CM Paella (Dl; 0.4 Uneven paraaol bar I.

Zimmerman; Linda Ruth (LI; Lorl Neet (L); 0.4 Beience beam 1. Ruth; Dercee Martlnai (D); 7 0S. Floor exerdta 1. Zkrerwrman; 1. Rohm; 1 II between DePeeila and Ruth; If Tumbling Zimmerman; 1 Ruth; Neat; S.

Al-around 1. Zlmrnermen; I Ruth; tie between OePegeA and Rohm. 33.79. Bowling PBA MONEY LEADERS I. Wavne Web.

Rehoboth. Mau. 1. Joe HutcNnton, Scranlon, Pa. Mike Aufby, Indlenaaolls, kid.

4 Gary Dickinson. Fort Worth, Texas 1 Mark Roth, North Arerwton, N.J. 4 John Pair. Stalen Itland, Y. 7.

Hugh Mieer, Mercer Wand. Wash. 4 Dave Davit, Taiten Fee. NJ. t.

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JUNIOal SPARTAN WRESTUNO AT GRUNOV CENTER Merck 0 at Grundy Canter Wen School Entry deadline a March I. Far kwormetion contact Doug Van Getter. Box 111, Grundy Center, la. 50430 or Bhone 3IM2-4S9t. Veterans Auditorium ORTEGEL RAKES OFFICIATING IN LATEST OEFEAT Continued from Page One last week in Las Cruces, N.M., haven't won on the road In seven Valley games and are coming off a 114-86 loss Monday night at Southern Illinois.

Two nights earlier they lost at Indiana State, 86-79. You've heard of games in which the turning point was the opening jump. Well, that was about the case Monday at Carbondale. At half time, Southern Illinois owned an incredible 70-29 lead over a team troubled with the flu. This figures to be a game Drake can win.

But, as the Wichita State debacle proved, the Bulldogs need Lewis "Black Magic" Lloyd on the floor if they hope to beat anybody. And, because of fouls, Lloyd wasn't in the game long enough Monday. He played only 28 of the 40 minutes, fouled out with 7:24 to go and finished with just 20 points 10.9 below the average he took into the game. Lloyd is a class guy. Although missing siz of his first seven shots, he didn't blame his subpar performance on the two bad ankles he has, and he didn't even bring up the jammed finger on his left hand.

Lloyd had tape on the finger he injured in the 92-90 loss to Creighton. "We got out of the blocks all right against Wichita State," Ortegel said Tuesday, "but it was a horribly-officiated game. Some of the calls were pathetic." Greg Webb's basket with :07 to play gave New Mexico State Its victory over Drake last week. But Slab Jones, who has an 18.3 average, led the Aggies that night with 32 points five under Lloyd's total. New Mexico State is tied for fifth place in the Valley with a 7-7 record and is 16-8 overall.

The new four-sided scoreboard created by Fair-Play Scoreboards of Des Moines is 13 feet square and eight feet high. It comes complete with a message board, which not only will provide words but cartoons, too. It will be a much-needed addition to the Auditorium. BRAKE WOMEN IN HOME FINALE The Drake women's basketball team, which has dropped its last four games, hopes to rebound against Minnesota in a game at 5:10 o'clock tonight at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. After the Bulldogs' 67-62 loss to Detroit on Sunday, though, three starting players were sidelined with the flu.

Barb Johnston, Jan Krieger and Connie Newlin are doubtful starters for tonight's game. The Drake-Minnesota winner will probably be the top seeded team in next week's sub-regional tournament in Lincoln, Neb. The Minnesota game, the regular-season finale for Drake, marks the final home game for seniors Johnston and Sharon Upshaw. NINES PROPELS SIMPSON, 86-79 The earner's knre Newt Service INDIANOLA, IA. Simpson slipped past Graceland, 86-79, Tuesday night in a non-conference college basketball game.

The Redmen raised their record to 10-14 as John Hines (lrilled S3 points. Graceland, which dropped to 16-15, was led by Ken Tripp's 20 points. GRACELAND (Tt) Trtoe 5 hVH 20. Wright 1 S-4 11, Ramien 1 1-4 kneco 0-0 0, Hordes 1 1-5 7, Anderson 10-0 4, Bruch 4 1-1 15, Grundman 1 -0 4, Seven 1 1-4 AcCiin 1 1-1 Totals 27 25-12. SAMPSON (04) SukMIc 0 1-1 Mieer 0 4-11 4, Roush 4 4-t tt, 1 oA MoraE 5 s4 is 152 Elmr 0-0 0.

Miner 0 0-11. Jon 0 0-0 0. Teteb) 10 14-41 or Slmoaon 44. Graceland 42. ToW Jouki Gracatand 14.

Sknpton It. Fouled out -Wrtght Knee. Anderson Hinet, Morgan, Cra. tx-Vafiey prep Hughes gets Morningside honor Tee RetsSar-t lew Hews Service SIOUX CITY, IA. Terry Hughes, a Valley of West Des Moines graduate, was named Morningside's most valuable offensive football performer at a recent banquet.

Hughes, a 6-foot 3-inch tight end, led the Maroon Chiefs in receptioni. Bowling for state Team Scoring 1. Dowlln 104; 1. Valley 140; Urbandale 100; 4 Ankeny Tach 40; 4 Hoover 42V4; 7. Easl 22; I.

Rootevell 1. By TOM DAVIDSON ReVfltttvf Stvff WrtMr Most wrestling coaches would prepare for a long rebuilding year after losing eight starters to graduation. Dowling Coach Bob Darrah instead is preparing for a possible Class 3-A state wrestling crown. Seven of his wrestlers won district championships and nine advanced to next week's state tournament as the second-ranked Maroons won the district wrestling meet at Ankeny Tuesday night. "We've got a pretty good bunch of kids," Darrah said after the Maroons outdistanced their nearest foe, Valley, by 46 points.

Darrah added that he was particularly pleased that the Maroons qualified a wrestler for state in the first four weight classes. Junior Jeff Carter, ranked third in Class S-A, started Dowling's championship-round successes with a 9-2 victory over Hoover's John Saunders at 98 pounds. Top-ranked Jeff DeBartolo and No. 4 Matt Egeland took district titles in 105 and 112 pounds respectively on decisions before the Maroons' Dave Kelso bowed to Urbandale's Jerry Towers in the 119 semifinal. Kelso, one of only three seniors on the Dowling squad, defeated Valley's Brian Clifford In a wrestle-back to take the runner-up slot Two of the final matches were decided in the waning moments.

At 126, Valley's Brian O'Meara broke a third-period tie with an escape with 49 seconds remaining to hold off Tech's Mitch Ealy. Ealy nearly won the match, however, when he placed a hold on O'Meara in the final :10. Tech coaches and fans thought Ealy had scored a takedown, but the referee ruled otherwise. At 185, East's Antoine Caldwell needed a takedown with :08 remaining in the third period to defeat the Maroons' George Davis. There were only two championship pins.

Dowling super-heavyweight Mark Neal pinned Urbandale's Todd Parsons in 2:54 Valley's Scott Johnson flattened the Jayhawks' Todd Patterson in 4:37 at 155. In the meet's only overtime match, Patterson lost a state tournament slot to Ankeny's Jerry Saddoris, 2-1, in a wrestle-back on a takedown with :25 remaining. The match was tied, 3-3, after regulation time, and remained scoreless until Patterson picked up one point on an escape with :45 left State-ranked wrestlers fared well. At 138, Dowling's Chris Campana, rated sixth, beat Ankeny's Dan Dullard, 5-1. At 145, the Maroons' Kelly Broderick handed Tech's Curt Crozier a 7-2 loss, while No.

3 heavyweight Mark Coffin battled to a 10-3 victory over Valley's Kevin Couch. No. 3 Jim Goodman of Urbandale also won his championship match at 167. Goodman defeated Valley's Brian Harrlman. JOHNSTON BOYS TOP BONDURANT Tlw Ro9fjhttirff lwi Nwt eMnrtCo) BONDURANT, IA.

Johnston used a zone defense to recover from a 30-26 half time deficit and break open a close game as the Dragons defeated Bondurant-Farrar, 62-48, in doo-cod-ference high school boys' basketball Tuesday night Warren Sparks scored 18 points, Jerry Quick had 17 and Kent Coze 11 for the winners. JOHNSTON 142) Sparks 7 4-4 Quick 0 1-5 17, tC Coxe 5 1-1 II, TJrnrnerman 10-0 4, Rhodes 2 0-1 4, T. Cexe 1 0-1 4. Hlckt 1 0-0 1. Totatt 10 4-14.

BONOUatANT-PARRAJl (40) Prulsman 4 2-1 Stubs 1 7-4 (, Eshnn 1 1-1 7, Twey 11-4 7, Reel 10-14, Una 14-14. Larson 1 0-1 1 Totatt 10 0-17. Janata 10 41 BeMka-ant-Parrar 10 II 4 11-40 Total tout Johnston It, Boraajrant-Ferrar W. Pouted aul Etheanea. Technical tool Spark.

At Nevada SAYOBL (40) Shore 4 1-1 14, Conrad 4 2-1 10, Skow 0-1 M. Smith 10-14. BeevoM 10-0 4, Pennine 1 0-1 1, MeWs 0 0-f 0. Seraeue 0 0-0 0. Carpenter 0 0-0 0.

FonlanM 0 0-0 0. Tolalt a 4-1L NEVADA (411 Chrtsty 4 0-10 14. Trutea I Vi. Walter 4 4-4 11, Carmack 1 1-4 7, Revmea I 1-4 4. revert I 0-0 AtwaO 01-11, Free 0 2-11.

Haw I 1-1 1, Lis Ion 0 0-0 0, May 0 0-0 0. Valine 0 0-0 0. Wtsnkrtkl 0 4-41, Otto I 0-0 i Vler 4 0-0 0. TatMa 11 10-3S. Seveaf 4 II 10 B- 40 Nevada II It IS I 41 Total touts Sevdal Nevada H.

Fouled out The Results tO POUNDS SamMnats Jeff Carter, Dowling, pinned Den Amis, VaHev, 12; John Sounders, Hoover, pinned Gery Broietlon, Ankeny, 2:54. Champ! an ship Carter beat Saunders, t-2. CenteaaMen Brezefion beat Amis, 10-4. I0S POUNOS Sen Jhnelt Rick DeBartolo, Dowling, pinned Merk Tllton, VaHev, 2:41, Jerry Glenn, Tech, beat Brad Mowrav, 13-0. ChemptamM DeBartolo beat Glenn, t-S.

Cam ale hen Mowrev pinned Tllton, iM. 112 POUNDS Semalnah Matt Egeland, Dowling, pinned Larry Shaffer, Volley, 2 54. Rust Bothwell, Uroandole, beat Bamie Bar one, Ankeny, 15-0. Charrtptenthae Egolend beal BolhweH, 14-4. Cam ola nan Shaffer pinned Bar one, BothweH beat Shaffer, 10-2.

lit POUNDS SenNfkkah Dave Kelso, Dowling, pinned Jamie Glldeniopf, Tech, jerry Tower, Urbandale, beet Brian Gffford, VaHev, t-4. Champlanjnka Towers beal Kelso, 4-1. Censetehen Gffford beat GHdoniopf, 10-0; Kelso beat Gffford, 5-1. 114 POUNDS SernMnets Mitch Ealy, Tach, beat Jim Enoler, Dowling. 7-5, Brian O'Meara, Valley, beat Malt Leneghan, Ankeny.

5-4. ChampHnshlp O'Meara beat Ealy, S-4. Can i atl wen Leneghan beat Engier, 5-1; Leneghan beat Ealy, 2-1. 112 POUNDS Semmnott Griffin Couch, Valley, beat Mark Miner, Eett, 12-0; Den Anderson, Ankeny, beat Tom Penzborn, Dowling, 1-0. ChantatentnJa Anderson belt Couch, 0-1.

Comets Nee Pertiborn beal Miner, 4-0; Couch beal Perlzbom, 1-2. 110 POUNDS SemMnats Chris Campana, Dowling, beat Bob Johnson, Urbandale. 4-1; Dan Dullard, Ankeny, beat Jeff Johnson, volley, 11-1. Cnampiamhip Campana beal DuUrd, 5-1. Coniotolton J.

Johnson beat B. Johnson, 5-2. MS POUNOS SemMnafs KaUv Broderick, Dowling, beat Tim Perry, Hoover, 14-3; Curl Crozier, Tech, beat Todd Smith, Urbandale, 1-1. Cnarrctemhaa Broderick beal Crozier, 7-2. Consetalten Smith pinned Perry, 104.

155 POUNDS SemHVielt Scott Johnson, Valley, beat Jerry Saddoris, Ankeny, 14-2; Todd Patterton, Urbandale, pinned Brian Smith, Roosevelt, Championship Johnson pinned Patterson, 437. CamaUaen Saddoris beat Smith, 4-1; Seddorlt beat Patterton, 3-3, 2-1 (overtime). 147 POUNDS SentMnaJ Jim Goodman, Urbandele, pinned Pat McNamara, Dowling, 24; Brian Harrlman, VeHev, pinned Mark Park hurst, Hoover, 2:49. ChernpMrnnlp Goodman beat Harrlman, 12-4. Com eta ken Parkhursl beet McNamara, 1-1.

Its POUNOS SernlhnaH Anlolne Caldwell, Eett, beet Phil Wergwer, 10-3; George Davit, Dowling, beat Eric Stroud, Hoover, 10-4. Cfwrnptonthlp Caldwell beat Davit, 5-3. CansatatkM Wergor beat Stroud, 0-5; Davis beat Werger, 10-1. HE AVYWEIGHT Semmnata Mark Coffin, Dowling, pinned Scott Jay, Hoover, 1J9; Kevin Couch, Valley, pinned Al Carver, Urbandele, 3:49 Champtenshes Coffin beat Couch, 10-7. emetine Carver pinned Jev, 3:47.

SUPER-HEAVYWEIGHT Champtenshlp Mark Neal, Dowling, Todd Parsons, Urbandale, 2:54. Indianola romps in 3-A wrestling meet Team Scoring 1. Indianola 100; 2. Southaatl Polk ttvt; 3. Oskakwsa 73V; 4.

Fairfield; 5. Otlumwa 47; 4. Lincoln (D 57; 7. Keokuk 44; I. Newton 39.

The Reettter'l News Service OSKALOOSA, IA. Indianola scored almost twice as many points as runner-up Southeast Polk In a Class 3-A district wrestling tournament here Tuesday. The Indians advanced 10 wrestlers to the state tournament, failing to place first or second in only three weight classes. Lincoln of Des Moines finished sixth and advanced just two wrestlers. State Qualifiers to l.Wede Sundeen, mdtenoie; 2 Todd While, Pelrfleld; WS 1.

J.J. Wlike. Otkakwsa; 1. Ron Edwardt, Indianola; 111 1. Dave Weaver, Lincoln; 2.

Jerry Indianola; lit 1. Rich Herman, Southeast Poet; 1. Ed Erganbrlght, Newton; 124 1. Mark Stewart, Indianola; 2. Larry Ptnegar, Southeast Polk; 132 I.

Jefl Myers, Indianola; 1. Steve Erwm, Ottumwa; 130 I. Jeff Quick, Southeast Polk; I Bob Pierce, Indianola; 145 1. Slave Jenkins, Indianola; 1. Tracy Glewo, Southeast PokX; 155 1.

Doug Walker, Oik a loose; 2. JereM Harter, Ottumwa; 147 1. Mike Nelson, Fairfield, 2. Dave Gorsche. Lincoln; 105 I.

Jamas Bur pin, indianola; 2. Shawn Rose, Keokuk; heevy-weight I. Sieve WHbur, Indianola; I Al Kaaer, Fairfield; super-haevvwelght I. Scott Jones, Oikaloosa; 2. Jefl Droit, Indianola.

Balance helps Viking women top Iowa State All five starters scored in double figures for host Grand View as the Vikings clipped Iowa State's women's basketball team, 89-77, In a game Tuesday night. Vivian Rorer and Dwanelle Tindrell each had 24 points to propel the victors. Tindrell added five assists and five steals. Grand View raised its record to 15-14. Iowa State, now 6-17, was paced by Debbie Isenhart's 17 points.

WWA STATE (77) Schkriht 7 O-l M. Huoatra 10-01, Eckert 1 1-2 4. EMO 0 0-0 0. ttenhen 4 5-4 17, Reltsma 5 4-4 U. Rene 1 1-4 t.

Mlcnetskl I 1-4 1, Wane 4 0-1 12, Leseman 1 4-4 1. Totals II 15-22. GRAND VIEW (t) MMer 4 4-5 14. Forest I 1-1 11, Rorer 0 4-0 14, Gavin 0 1-1 1, Ttndre 12 0-0 24, Rohrber 4 1-4 11, Johnson 1 0-0 1. Buchwaid 0 0-0 0.

Totea 17 IS-22. Score at had Grand View 50. Iowa State n. Total touts Grand View 17, Iowa Stata 20. Fouled out Rohrber, Isenhert.

It's at Wright DAYTON, OHIO (AP) Wright State has been tvamed to host the National Collegiate Division II Great Lakes Regional basketball -ii If s. J..