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2 Akron Beacon Journal Friday. January 29, 1 982 SPORTS FACTS AND FIGURES Friday, January 29, 1982 Akron Beacon Journal D3 Improved shooting puts Rockets into winning orbit NORTHFIELD ENTRIES TANK McNAMARA -rue ufAcikvcn tuc WE'RE AUEAP 20 FttlNTS. 9UT ITS ONLY TUE PALE IT'fe UP TO SOU- NBA OWNER OF 1UE FRANCHISE FOR ALLEGEDLY SAVING Lt UOPK MIS TEAM our tuere wu lose cm. for we cuppers. A TODAY 1.

Big Wheeler, Grigory Rasputin, Joe Zeglen, Danali. 2. Meadow Arien, Baron Jake, Landgrabber. 3. Brian Mac, Bart Brewster, Dandy Chris.

4. Playboy Girl, Vision Of Sin, Two Twenty Spirit. 5. Ricks Bye Bye, Gay Bubbles, Lucky Diller. 6.

Abes Dexter, Shaney Tad, Abes Geri. 7. Pumpkin Patch, Vic Pick, Mikey Hanover. 8. Tnffy Osborne, Game Gene, Dancing Dan.

9. Roman Beauty, Woe Woe Woe, Sneak Thief. 10. Gene Volo, Abraham, Something Going, Top Em. line for his clutch bucket.

Backs 111, law 111 SALT LAKE CITY Sidney Mon-crief and Scott May combined for 49 points as the Milwaukee Bucks overpowered the Utah Jazz. The NBA Central Division-leading Bucks, now 29-14, led 64-51 at halftime and went up by as many as 26 points in the second half. May scored a season-high 27 points and Moncrief scored 22. Lakers 17, Suns 87 LOS ANGELES Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 31 points and Norm Nixon, a questionable starter because of injuries, added 22 points as the Los Angeles Lakers downed the Phoenix Suns. Spars 126, Kings 113 SAN ANTONIO, Texas All-star guard George Gervin scored 37 points and Mike Bratz came off the bench to toss in a season high 19 points as the Spurs routed the Kansas City Kings.

Knicks 112, Bullets 98 LANDOVER, Md. New York rallied from a 13-point deficit to defeat Washington and give coach Red Holz-man his 600th National Basketball Association victory with the Knicks. Trail Blazers 96, Clippers 93 PORTLAND, Ore. Calvin Natt scored 11 of his game-high 25 points in the fourth quarter to help the Portland Trail Blazers come from behind to beat the San Diego Clippers. a 15-foot, off-balance jump shot with 16 seconds left to lift the Golden State Warriors to victory over the Chicago Bulls.

It was the second time this season that Golden State had defeated Chicago in the closing seconds. World Free grabbed a rebound and sank a basket at the buzzer for a 120-119 victory in a November game. With the score 107-107 Thursday night, Free missed on a 20-footer, but Larry Smith got the rebound and scored On the inbounds play, the Bulls' David Greenwood launched a shot from 20 feet but it fell short and Golden State's Mike Gale snatched the rebound with 22 seconds left. Gale passed to Free who relayed to King, and the Warrior drove the base Associated Press HOUSTON The Houston Rockets have won five of their last six games and Coach Del Harris doesn't need the CIA to tell him why. "It's all in the shooting percentages," Harris said after a 52 percent shooting night produced a 109-101 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers Thursday night.

"We're still not among the league leaders but we've improved enough to make a difference." The Rockets were last in the National Basketball Association field goal and free throw percentages 21 games back when they started to jell. They're still 18th in field goal percentage but Harris likes the difference. "If we hadn't won some close games 7-8-8 L.Scarl 7-8-8 L.scari early, we'd be out of sight by now," Harris said. "We've won two overtime games, and 10 by four points or less. At least we had that." The Rockets had 31 points and 20 rebounds from Moses Malone Thursday night with a supporting cast headed by Bill Willoughby's 16 points and a season high 14 points by Major Jones.

Veteran guard Calvin Murphy scored only two points but the basket moved him up to 21st on the NBA's all-time scoring list with 16,961 points, one ahead of Bob Cousy. Warriors 111, Bolls HI CHICAGO Bernard King tossed in UnmtM FfiiA.ill i Horses Listed By Post Position Post Time 8:10 P.M. Horse Last 3 Starts Driver Odds FIRST Pace, $1900, 1 Mile. Hersheys Deliht 6-1-3 E.Qesenbrry 8-1 Ring Fighter 4-7-1 W.Mann 8-1 Big Wheeler 3-3-1 F.Lawton 7-2 Lakewater Martini 6-6-3 W.Irvine 6-1 Mr 2-9-6 W.Irvine 5-2 Grigory RAsputin 2-4-1 R.PIano 15-1 Chief Becker 15-1 SIXTH Trot, $3300, 1 Mile. Idlewhiles Andy 6-5-8 H.BrcklehrsI 15-1 Phaeton 5-7-5 R.Lippiatt 12-1 Slick Port 3-3-7 J.Millette 6-1 Labels Paleface 2-2-8 G.Bookmyer 9-2 Shanev Tad 7-1-4 J.Ross Sr.

9-2 Kellv Burton 4-6-3 F.Lawton 8-1 Abes Geri 1-4-8 M.Turcotte 5-2 Abes Dexter 4-3-1 E.Qesenbery 7-2 SEVENTH Pace, $2800, 1 Mile. Pumpkin Patch 2-2-2 C.Brown 7-2 Champs Speedster 4-3-3 D.Irvine Jr. 9-2 SPORTS ON TVRADIO TRANSACTIONS 8-9-1 L.wara rt Grape Jelly Today PRO SOCCER 4-5-7 D.Irvine Jr. 15-1 $1400, 1 Mile Mikev Hanover 6-1 7-3-5 R.PIano Joe Zeglen SECOND Pace Phataohs Chance Super Scotch landgrabber 8:38 p.m. Cleveland vs.

Kansas City, Ch. 43, WJW (830- 6-1 J-1-5 K.KOSS t-i 9-8-2 E.Qesenbrry 15-1 2-3-3 No Driver 6-1 6-6-4 C.Brown 8-1 1-6-6 G.Bookmyer 5-2, BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Traded Doug DeCinces, third baseman, and Jeff Schneider, pitcher, to the California Angels for Dan Ford, outfielder. CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Signed Kevin Hickev, pitcher, and Rick Seilheimer, catcher. COLLEGE HOFSTRA Named Bob Borowicz head baseball coach. AM).

5-3-5 L.Carr 3-2-1 C.Brown 3-4-3 C.Greene 9-2 7-2 Irish Sandelwood Byrdie Bret Brels Bonnie Vic Pic vuirkmt Chris Meadow Anon Marquis De Jbilee 3-4-6 W.Lalli 1-5-3 L.Lantermn 12-1 8-1 12-1 10-1 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL 10 i Teams to be announced, Ch. 25. 11:30 p.m. Teams to be announced, Ch. 17.

EIGHTH Pace, szwu, i wile. Good Questor 4-5-1 B.Arnett Noble Pebble 5-4-1 T.Marts Jr. Baron Jake 2-1-2 F.Lawton 6-8-7 L.Lanterman 7-2 Tuffy Osborne 5-2 Four are added to Hall of Fame 8-7-7 J.Beits THIRD Pace, $1600, Miie. 8-1 9-4-4 No Driver 3-1 Brian Mac 1-5-X M.Turcotte 9-2 BASKETBALL 9-2 5- 2 12-1 6- 1 8-1 1- 7-9 R.Stevenson 2- 4-1 M.Robinson 1-3-5 R.DeVault NFA F.Neilsen 4- 1-1 R.PIano 5- 6-1 D.Irvine Jr. Open, $4000, 1 Mile.

5-6-1 No Driver 8-1 5-6-8 No Driver 15-1 2-8-8 C.Umholtz 12-1 NORTON 72, COVENTRY 46 HOUSTON 109, PHILADELPHIA 101 Gold Annie Rogers First Angela Kara Creed Bart Brewster Hilarious Vicki Dandy Chris FOURTH-Pace, 8-3-3 J.Ross Sr. 5-2 14 29 21 37-101 22 28 31 28-109 NORTON 19 13 19 21 72 COVENTRY 6 9 12 19 46 Philadelphia Houston Alapnnce Swinging Flight Game Gene Dancing Dan Nat Bells Theos Prince Baron Pebble NINTH-Pace, Bird Of Paradise Shawns Pride Nitro Baroness Mary First Bve Lassie Roman beauty Woe Woe Woe 6-8-8 L.Rich 15-1 5-6-1 F.Lawton 15-1 2-1-6 D.Irvine Jr. 7-2 PHILADELPHIA (101) $1800. 1 Mile 7-7-5 F.Lawon 12-1 Erving 11 5-8 27, B.Jones 6 3-4 15, Jones 0 2-2 2. Cheeks 3 1-4 7, Hollins Erin Records 6-2-6 M.Rsengrtn 12-1 4-8-5 W.irvine 6-1 1- 4-3 L.Ward 8-1 3-6-8 R.PIano 9-2 2- 3-5 T.Marts Jr.

7-2 Two Twenty Spirit 1-3-2 W.Irvine 9-2 7-1 9 3-4 21, Bantom. 3 5-6 11, Toney 6 0-2 Plavbov Girl 3-5-5 J. Belts Zoeller and Miller tied for golf lead Johnny Miller knew what he had to do. "You know you better take advantage of this North course," Miller said, "because the South is very tough, maybe 3, maybe 4 shots tougher." So Miller played the North course in a solid, no-bogey, 7-under-par 65 Thursday and tied Fuzzy Zoeller for the first-round lead in the $300,000 Wickes-Andy Williams-San Diego Open golf tournament. Zoeller also played the North, the shorter and easier of the two layouts used for the first two rounds.

Mark Lye, however, had a 66 at the tougher, South course. "As far as I'm concerned, Mark is the leader," Miller said. As an illustration of the relative difficulty of the two courses, the North yielded 12 scores of 68 or better, the South only three. The players switch courses for today's second round, with the last 36 holes to be played on the South. Gil Morgan was 1 shot off the pace after a 66 at the North.

Tom Watson, seeking to regain his position as golf's leading performer, topped the group at 67. Also at that figure were Mike Donald, Calvin Peete, Morris Hatal-sky and Bruce Fleisher. Fleisher played the tough South course, the others the North. Jack Nicklaus opened his 21st season on the tour with a 69, including a double bogey-6, on the South. "My goals are the same as always," he said.

"That's the majors (the Masters, U.S. and British Opens, the PGA). But I'd also like to get off to a faster start this year, get something in the victory column before the Masters." More golf HOLLIS STACY, usually a fast starter early in the LPGA season, shot a 5-under-par 67 to take a 2-stroke lead after one round of the $125,000 Whirlpool Championship in Deerfield Beach, Fla. Six golfers veterans Nancy Lopez-Melton, Sandra Post, Cindy Hall, Lynn Adams and Jerilyn Britz and rookie Kelly Folks were 2 strokes behind the leader after recording 3-under-par 69s on the first day of the 1982 LPGA season. NORTON Smith 1-0-2, Emery 7-0-14, Roberts 10-1-21, Hart 1-0-2, Oser 9-6-24, Graf 2-1-5, Blamble 1-0-2, Butcher 1-0-2.

Totals: 32-8-72. COVENTRY lorio 7-2-16. Rosenber-ger 5-2-12, Miller 5-5-15, Schwertzager 0-1-1, Koezalous 1-0-2. Totals: 18-10-46. Total fouls: Norton, 16-15.

Rebounds: Norton, 46-20. J. V. score: Norton, 36-11. WOODRIDGE 70, WINDHAM 50 8 1 r' 15-1 1-5-9 D.Irvine Jr.

5-2 1-4-1 D.Twarv 9-2 Sneak Thief Jessica Bay 1-1-4 M.Konesky Mr Soul 4-4-8 R.PIano Wil Lor Gem 7-10-8 C.Folman Vision Of Sin 1-1-1 D.Irvine Jr. Tinabelle 1-3-1 C.Leach FIFTH Pace. $1800. 1 Mile. TENTH Pace, $2100, 1 Mile.

9-5 1-6-7 T.Rummel Top Em 6-1 13, Mix 1 2-2 4, Richardson 0 1-2 Curton 0 0-2 0, Edwards 0 0-0 0. Totals 39 22-36 101. HOUSTON (109) Hayes 4 3-4 11, Willoughby 7 2-2 16, Malone 12 7-10 31, Leavell 3 0-0 6, Reid 6 0-0 12, Henderson 4 1-2 9, Jones 5 4-5 14, Murphy 1 0-0 2, Dunleavy 3 0-2 8, Paultz 0 0-0 0. Totals 45 17-25 109. Three-point goals Toney, Dunleavy 2.

Fouled out B. Jones, Toney, Leavell. Total fouls Houston, 28-26. Technical Leavell. A 15,676.

GOLDEN STATE 111, CHICAGO 110 Gay Bubbles 5-2-5 T.Farabaugh 5-2 Matisse 7-8-2 R.Stevenson 9-2 Ricks Bye Bye 4-6-3 B.Farrington 7-2 15-1 5- 2 6- 1 81 8-1 3-1 6-1 12-1 8-1 WINDHAM 14 3 14 19 50 WOODRIDGE 13 15 16 26 70 4- 1-1 No Driver 1-3-2 J.Cummins 7-4-1 W.Mann 6-9-5 W.Irvine 1-1-2 R.plano 1-1-3 P.Corey 5- 2-2 S.Cross 4-5-2 No Driver Gene volo Something Going Slv Andy Coamount Abraham Brians Beauty Londell Taroia Prince Wpn Hpr Rurkpve 5-4-7 J.VanAt a 8-1 Luckv Diller 6-6-8 L.Ward 9-2 Olsen Musso Stormy Brewster 8-2-2 R.Malette 12-1 Miss Non 5-7-2 G.Bookmyer 8-1 28 27 29 27-111 34 27 28 21-110 NORTHFIELD RESULTS Golden State Chicago NBA NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. GB Boston 32 11 .744 Philadelphia 30 14 .682 Washington 22 20 524 New York 20 24 .455 New Jersey 19 24 .442 13 Central Division Milwaukee 29 14 .674 Atlanta 19 22 .463 9 Indiana 19 24 .442 10 Chicago 18 25 .419 11 Detroit 18 26 .409 ll'2 Cleveland 8 34 .190 20V? WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet. GB San Antonio 28 14 .667 Denver 23 20 .535 Svi Houston 21 22 .488 7Va Kansas City 14 29 .326 Wi Dallas 13 29 .310 15 Utah 13 29 .310 15 Pacific Division Los Angeles 31 12 .721 Seattle 29 13 .690 Phoenix 24 17 .585 6 Golden State 23 18 .561 7 Portland 23 18 .561 7 San Diego 13 30 .302 18 Thursday's results Boston 116, Cleveland 104 New York 102, Washington 98 Houston 109, Philadelphia 101 San Antonio 126, Kansas City H5 Golden State 111, Chicago 110 Milwaukee 119, Utah 101 Los Angeles 97, Phoenix 87 Portland 96, San Diego 93 Tonight No games scheduled Saturday No games scheduled Sunday's game NBA Ail-Star Game at East Rutherford, N.J., 1 p.m. WINDHAM Miller 5-3-13, Laskowski 0- 2-2, Hahn 4-0-8, Martin 5-1-11, De-Long 7-0-14, Simmons 0-2-2, Totals: 21-8-50. WOODRIDGE Ofstead 3-2-8, Hasen-stad 8-2-18, DeNita 8-0-16, S.

Stuiber 1- 1- 3, V. Stuiber 4-0-8, Alden 1-2-4, Fuchs 1-3-5, Blazer 2-0-4, Wingard 1-0-2, Had-dow 1-0-2. Totals: 30-10-70. Total fouls: Woodridge, 18-16. Rebounds: 44-44.

J. V. score: Woodridge, 59-24. TALLMADGE 38, RAVENNA 37 FIRST Class, claiming, Pace, 1 Mile $1,600. Time 2:05.

Shiawav Nan (Kramp) 58.40 50.20 16.60 Penultimate (Parkinson) 5.00 6.60 Passed Ball (Piano) 7.00 A so: Nimb Fred. Me Wins Rocket, Cavs open break too early Continued from page Dl stood at all," he said. "Every player is good at certain things, but you have to stick to them. When we get down in a game, it's as if everyone feels very well qualified to get us back into it by himself. "During those times, we tend to stand around and watch and the NBA is too fast for that to happen.

"When opposing scouts come to prepare for Cleveland, there's nothing hard to detect about us. We don't get any easy baskets. Our offense is not good enough night after night to set up every time down the court and win. "I can understand what Chuck is thinking," Brewer said. "Maybe he needs to sit people down to make them understand their roles." Daly described the personnel dilemma as "cloudy and I felt it was cloudy before I took the job.

We need some things, but I don't even know where we can get the things we need to help. "Tonight, Boston had to fly in for the game and then outran us. There's no reason for that." THE CELTICS' thrust centered on 20 fast-breaks which were converted for 32 points and one-man domination by Larry Bird, who hit 14 of 23 shots for 33 points with three steals, four assists and 10 rebounds in 36 minutes. Bird took over in the second half, hitting six of nine shots in Cumberland Valley, Lucille Sanford, Chestnut Way, Good Behavior. TALLMADGE RAVENNA 9 12 6 11 38 2 13 10 12 37 GOLDEN STATE (111) King 12 8-11 32, Smith 2 2-2 6, Carroll 5 0-0 10, Free 6 4-5 16, Gale 2 0-0 4, Short 7 8-8 22, Brown 4 2-2 10, Parker 3 0-0 6, McDowell 1 0-0 2, Hassetl 1 0-0 3.

Totals 43 24-28 111. CHICAGO (110) Greenwood 8 7-8 23, Jones 4 2-4 10, Gilmore 9 11-14 29, Lester 2 3-4 7, Theus 5 5-5 15, Sobers 6 1-1 14, Woolridge 2 6-8 10, Dietrick 1 0-0 2, Kenon 0 0-0 0. Totals 37 35-44 110. Three-point goals Hassetl, Sobers. Fouled out none.

Total fouls Golden State, 30-28. Technical Attles, Golden State coach. A 9,117. Big Triple (9-1-5) Paid $4, 115.40. SECOND-Class, Condition, Trot, 1 Mile TALLMADGE Musteric 1-2-4, Beacon Journal photo bv Lew Stamp Cavs' James Edwards tries to keep ball away from Boston's Chris Ford $1,500.

Time 2:08.4. Young 2-3-7, Thorton 2-1-5, Bradley 4-3J Bel Qckster McCrtv 4.40 2.60 2.6U 11. Tavlor 1-0-2, Malv 2-3-7, Law 1-0-2. Aladdins Pride (Todd) 4.60 5.60 Totals: 13-12-38. Atkins Floraland Tad (Millette) 5.20 Huff RAVENNA Parham 6-0-12, McKa- A so: Havoc Almahurst, Ohio valley mev 1-1-3, Moore 8-2-18, Dell 2-0-4, Hack 0-0-0.

Totals: 17-3-37. Continued from page Dl Murphy" series and a pro football analyst for the same network, was the only player in 1982 to be elected in his first year of eligibility, five seasons after his retirement. Huff, a West Virginia All-Amer-ican, says he never feared anything in a physical sense in his linebacking days with the Giants and the Washington Redskins. "But as a player I was afraid of failing, not playing well, not doing my job. And in recent years I started being afraid of failing to make the Hall of Fame.

That's how much it meant to me. But, after being afraid of failing to make it, I think that's why finally being voted in now makes it sweeter than if I'd made it right away," said Huff. He retired in 1969. Musso and Atkins push the Bears' list of Hall of Fame members to 20, counting George Hal-as, the franchise owner and former coach. Musso, a $90-a-game tackle when he started his pro career in 1933, had the distinction of playing against two future United States Presidents.

Musso, while playing for Milliken College, performed against a Eureka College 175-pound guard named Ronald "Dutch" Reagan. In the 1935 College All-Star game, he was pitted against Michigan's center, Gerald Ford. AT THE TIME of his 1969 retirement, the 6-8, 275-pound Atkins had played longer than any NFL full-time regular, 17 years and 205 games. An Ail-American from Tennessee, Atkins started his career with the Cleveland Browns, playing two seasons, per- Lady, Mini Spir, Rebel Jim, Scratched 1 Mighty Classy. College men Total fouls: Ravenna, 14-8.

J. V. score: Ravenna, 20-19. Perfecta (2-5) Paid $25.60. THIRD-Class, Claiming, Pace, 1 Mil field on 47 of 78.

Cleveland, although taking 93 shots, made just 43 for 46 percent. Brewer led the Cavs with 22. points. GYMNASTICS $1,400. Time 2:08.3.

Vic Toria (Brown) 16.40 5.60 4.20 Surfing Ladv (Irvine) 4.20 3.60 Timely Jo (Mann) 5.00 SIXTH Class, Condition, Pace, 1 Mile $2,600. Time 2:10. Persn Prncss (Chrstv) 9.00 6.00 3.60 Westfield Wizard (Marangi) 4.80 2.80 Cloverleaf Sherm (Piano) 3.20 Also: Kindanice, Chris Ts Song, Uncle Ernie, Roadster, Scratched 3 Jada Diller. Perfecta (2-6) Paid $68.60. SEVENTH Class, Condition, Pace, 1 Mile $1,400.

Time 2:06.2. Chrstpr Swt (Lntrmn) 3.60 3.80 2.80 Fancy Regent (Valiante) 6.60 3.60 Bashful Kylie (Carbone) 6.60 Also: Rich Lincoln, Nip Skip Tad, Heroines Hero, Disco Baby, Bs Baby. Perfecta (5-1) Paid $15.40. EIGHTH Class, Condition, Pace, 1 mile $1,900. Time 2:06.2.

Mr Lee (Lantermn) 6.80 4.20 2.20 Barr Mungo (Larrabee) 5.80 4.00 Buster Bon Bon (Irvine Jr.) .60 Also: Fantastic Frank, Reds Fashion, Cloverleaf Joshua, Scratched 5 Yukon Knox it Joyful Reason. Perfecta (3-4) Paid $32.80. NINTH-CLASS, CONDITION, Pace, 1 Mile $1,900. Time 2:04.4. Anns Woe (Ross) 9.00 2.80 2.60 Anna Skipper (Irvine) 2.80 4.00 Corregidor (Konesky) 9.40 Also: Denali Time, Brvlln, Yorkshire, Happy Bret, Oripahs.

perfecta (2-1) Paid $19.60. TENTH Class, Claiming, Pace, 1 Mile $1,900. Time 2:06.1. Adrable Pat (Bkmver) 7.20 4.80 2.60 Carmen Ohio (Irvine Jr.) 6.40 3.40 Picaro (Belts) 2.40 Also: Buzzn bea, Mayday Rocket, Rebel Luke, Echo Brook Vinnie, Bye Hill, Wood Carver. Big Triple (1 8 2) Paid $534.00.

Attendance: 2,093 Handle; $305,094. Thursday's College Basketball Scores EAST Boston Coll. 87, Northeastern 77 Connecticut 72, Manhattan 57 Duquesne 82, St.Francis, Pa. 71 Rhode Island 59, George Washington 54 St.Bonaventure 73, Massachusetts 59 A so: t-ast hxpress, careless Kris, Broadside Jestry, Mid Special. Perfecta (7-3) Paid $56.80.

FOURTH Class, Claiming, Pace, 1 Mile BOSTON 116 Prep girls CENTRAL-HOWER 86.15, STOW 74.15 Uneven parallel bars 1. Kindra Bushner (C) 7.7; 2. Feil (C); 3. Saltis (S). Vaulting 1.

Karla Bushner (C) and Burns (S) 8.0; 3. Kindra Bushner (C). Balance beam 1. Karla Bushner (C) $1,400. Time 2:08.

Royal Kristel (Knesky) 3.80 3.20 3.40 Blitzing Bye (Kash) 5.60 4.80 Prestwicks Lady (Ross Sr.) 6.80 6-foot-6 guard-forward, last week when they took Scott Wedman off the injured list and waived seven-year veteran Don Ford. Herron had his best game Wednesday against Golden State, contributing six points on 3-for-4 shooting in nine minutes Guard James Silas missed his second consecutive game because of an eye infection. It was the fifth game Silas has missed this year. Only Kenny Carr, Bill Laimbeer and Geoff Huston have played in all 41 games Sources say a main topic of the NBA Board of Governors meetings at the All-Star game will concern teams in financial trouble. Those with the deepest problems are said to be Indiana, Denver, Utah, Washington and San Diego.

the third quarter when Boston built a 20-point lead, and added three of four attempts during the coast to victory in the fourth period. In the first quarter, center Robert Parish made like a wide receiver getting behind the defensive backs as he made five of six shots to help Boston establish momentum early by taking a 35-28 lead. The Cavs, with Bobby Wilkerson and Keith Herron playing well in substitute roles, came back in the second quarter, but faded at the end, allowing a 53-48 deficit to slip to 63-53 in the final three minutes of the half. Boston players used the Cavs' defense as exit ramps to the hoop in shooting 60 percent from the Also: Goshabov, Miss Morning, Bye 7.05; 2. Feil (C); 3.

Saltis (S). Floor exercise 1. Clemmons (C) 7.35; 2. Kindra Bushner (C); 3. Karla Bushner (C).

Lady Good King Bad, Eileens Adios. FG FT A PF Pts Maxwell 37 7-11 2-2 5 1 5 16 Bird 36 14-23 5-6 10 4 2 33 Parish 35 7-8 1-2 4 4 5 15 Archibald 31 6-10 4-5 2 5 1 16 Ford 28 3-5 1-115 17 McHale 25 3-7 6-6 2 0 3 12 Robey 13 1-2 0-0 3 0 4 2 Henderson 19 2-3 0-01334 Carr 11 2-5 1-2 2 0 4 5 Fernstein 8 1-1 1-12 10 3 Ainge 5 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 2 Bradley 2 0-1 1-21011 Totals 240 47-78 22-27 33 23 29 116 Perfecta (1-3) Paid $19.20. FIFTH Class, Condition, Pace, 1 Mile All-around 1. Kindra Busner (C) 29.1; 2. Karla Busner (C); 3.

Saltis (S). formed for 12 seasons with the Bears and finished with three years with the New Orleans Saints. "I feel good. It'd be foolish to feel otherwise," said Atkins from his Knoxville, home. "It makes it all complete." Olsen, a Utah State All-Ameri-can, joins defensive end Deacon Jones as members of the Rams' Fearsome Foursome to make the shrine.

Jones did in 1980. Olsen was selected for a record 14 Pro Bowls in his 15-year career with Los Angeles, missing only in his final season in 1976. He was the league's Rookie of the Year in 1962 and its Player of the Year in 1974. FYI FOOTBALL COACHES SOUGHT Hotoan High is looking for assistant football coaches. Contact head coach Clem Caraboolad at 928-7952.

$1,400. Time 2:08.1. Noble ihnder Brown 4.40 z.60 2.40 NOTEBOOK: The Cavaliers are off until Tuesday when they travel to Washington (Channel 43 at 8:05 p.m. The next home game is Wednesday against the Indiana Pacers. The Cavs all of them, as if that comes as a surprise are now off for four days during the Ail-Star break Keith Herron, whose second 10-day contract ran out last week, was signed to a new agreement covering the remainder of the season.

The Cavs opted to keep Herron, a Sally Babe (Farabaugh) 5.20 4.40 SWIMMING Problems (Brown) 3.40 Also: Tamasota Breezy Time Gal, Jeremiah Todd, Par Nellys Promise, Prep girls SOUTH E.Tennessee St. 92, VMI 68 Morehead St. 79, Akron 65 S.Mississippi 101, Pan American 79 W.Kentucky 48, Austin Peay 46 Youngstown St. 86, E.Kentucky 75 MIDWEST Ashland 82, Dyke 68 Bradley 72, Illinois St. 58 Davton 79, Providence 77, 50T Illinois 63, Purdue 48 Indiana 62, Wisconsin 56 Iowa 57, Michigan St.

56 Michigan 62, Ohio St. 60, OT Minnesota 61, Northwestern 53 S.lllinois 72, Indiana St. 60 Walsh 71, Grove City 50 Wichita St. 75, Drake 49 Tulsa 68, W.Texas St. 61 FAR WEST Cal-lrvine 78, Long Beach St.

68 Fresno St. 63, San Joso St. 45 San Diego St. 80, Brigham Young 66 San Francisco 72, San Diego 53 Scratched 6 Baron Stich. CUYAHOGA FALLS 99, BARBERTON 70 Perfecta (4-8) Paid $23.60.

WRESTLING HOCKEY 200 medlev relay-1. Cuvanoga l-ans (Bittle, Ryan, Ferrato, Kies) 2. Cuyahoga Falls; 3. Barberton. 200 tree-sryle-1.

Kies (CF) 2. Bulman (CF); 3. Deegan (B). 200 individual medlev-1. Lawhorn (B) 2.

Rvan (CF); 3. Ryli (CF). 50 freestvle-1. Klinzing (CF) :28.6; 2. Strater (CF); 3.

Kies (CF). 1-meter Prep NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division GF GAPts CLEVELAND 104 Johnson 29 6-6 0-0 4 2 2 12 Carr 33 6-8 1-1 7 1 3 13 Edwards 35 6-15 1-6 3 0 5 13 Huston 33 4-9 5-6 2 15 2 13 Brewer 34 8-19 6-6 4 2 2 22 Wedman 21 3-8 0-0 4 2 4 6 Wilkerson 16 3-10 4-4 4 5 2 10 Laimbeer 20 4-7 0-0 7 0 3 8 Herron 14 3-10 0-0 2 0 1 6 Dillard 5 0-1 1-2 0 1 0 1 Totals 240 43-93 18-25 37 28 24 104 Boston 35 28 32 21-116 Cleveland 28 25 24 27-104 Blocked shots: Boston Henderson, Carr, Maxwell Parish, Bird 1. Cleveland Laimbeer Edwards 1. Officials: Earl Strom, Bill Saar. Attendance: 9,243.

PORTLAND 96, SAN DIEGO 93 Ainge hears the cheers and the boos Ford Stacy N. Y. Islanders 29 13 6 212 157 64 Philadelphia 28 17 4 201 183 60 Y. Rangers 22 20 7 177 192 51 Pittsburgh 20 22 8 189 207 48 Washington 12 29 8 177 206 32 AKRON 65 diving 1. Ryan (CP) 2.

boies lt; j. Kelley (B). 100 butterflv-1. Lawwhorn (B) 2. Cook (OF); 3.

Kelley (B). 100 freestvle-1. Strater (CF) 2. O'Brien (B); 3. DiFiore (CF).

500 freestyle-1. Bulman (CF) 2. Deegan (B); 3. Ryli (B). 100 backstroke-1.

Cooke (CF) 2. Horvath (B); 3. Burt (CF). 100 breast-stroke-1. O'Brien (B) 2.

Lair (B); 3. Bissler (CF). 400 freestvle relav-1. Barberton (Boles, Wakefield, Reeder, Lair) 2. Cuyahoga Falls; 3.

Cuyahoga Falls. Adams Division Buffalo 29 12 9 202 149 67 Montreal 26 11 12 228 144 64 Boston 28 15 7 205 175 63 Quebec 25 20 6 227 207 56 Hartford 13 24 11 162 208 37 FG FT A PF Pts Shaffer 35 1-6 3-4 2 3 0 5 Jakubick 35 9-17 3-6 1 6 3 21 Struthers 31 6-9 0-2 5 3 3 12 Brown 35 5-9 4-4 12 0 3 14 Martin 16 1-1 1-2 3 0 2 3 Augsp'ger 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Johnson 10 1-1 0-01042 Spikes 29 2-2 0-2 2 2 5 4 Smith 6 2-4 0-0 0 0 0 4 Williams 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 200 27-49 11-20 31 14 20 65 SAFETY SHOES San Diego Portland 22 28 22 21-93 29 26 18 23-96 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division BOWLING IN STOCK SIZES 7Vi -13 Minnesota 21 15 15 218 181 57 St. Louis 24 22 4 200 203 52 Winnipeg 19 21 11 195 220 49 Chicago 17 23 10 219 230 44 Toronto 15 24 12 208 232 42 Detroit 14 27 10 174 215 38 MOREHEAD ST. 79 WIDTHS TO Not all sizes in all widths 33 8-12 4-6 2 Smvthe Division Edmonton 31 12 10 287 211 72 "WHERE FIT COMES FIRST" Continued from page Dl If I did, I probably would have chosen basketball." As it turned out, Danny Ainge didn't have to choose basketball. Basketball chose him.

AFTER A disastrous 1981 season with the Blue Jays, Ainge realized he was playing the wrong game. The Celtics, who held the NBA rights to Ainge, sued the Blue Jays in an effort to open negotiations. The Blue Jays, in turn, sought to protect their interests and sued the Celtics. When the bitter war of words had come to an end, the courts ruled in favor of Toronto and Ainge announced his retirement from baseball. By early Decem ber, however, the Celtics reached a compensatory agreement with the Blue Jays and signed Ainge to a Boston contract.

"I was the one who made the mistake," Danny Ainge said, "and now I have to live with it." Strangely, sometimes cruelly, the fans have not allowed Danny Ainge to put his mistake behind him. "Nobody likes to be booed, but I understand the fans' position completely," Ainge said. "When we go to the different cities to play, I hear a lot of the people yelling, 'Hey, "I understand people like that. I understand both sides of the situation. If the fans knew me better, they wouldn't call me a quitter, and I don't think the peo- Calgary 18 22 12 203 227 48 SAN DIEGO (93) Brooks 7 0-0 14, Bryant 1 2-2 4, Chambers 7 4-7 18, P.

Smith 7 3-4 17, Taylor 2 0-0 4, Criss 3 0-0 7, Wood 6 3-3 15, Wiley 3 4-5 10, J. Smith 2 0-0 4, Douglas 0 0-0 0. Totals 38 16-21 93. PORTLAND (96) Harper 3 0-0 6, Natt 10 5-7 25, Thompson 5 1-7 11, Paxson 8 3-6 19, Ransey 6 2-3 14, Gross 1 3-3 5, Bates 3 0-0 6, Valentine 1 1-2 3, Verhoeven 0 0-0 0, Gudmundsson 1 0-0 2, Lamp 1 2-2 4, Kunnert 0 1-2 1. Totals 39 18-32 96.

Three-point goal Criss. Fouled out none. Total fouls San Diego, 25-20. A 12,666. MILWAUKEE 119, UTAH 101 0-0 7-10 0-3 0-0 0- 0 1- 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 0 2 4 2 0 1 4 0 0 0 10-16 5-11 7-10 0- 3 1- 2 0- 1 1- 4 0-0 0-0 33 34 29 12 6 9 27 3 2 Minnif'ld Napier Beckley Moore Tipton Adkins Sullivan Coldiron Alexander Hubbard Linner Vancouver 16 24 11 176 188 43 Los Angeles 13 26 11 197 238 37 Colorado 11 32 8 147 231 30 POSTAL VENDOR RE 0 W1 results Montreal 6, Boston 3 St.

Louis 8, Minnesota 3 Tonight's games New York Rangers at Colorado, 9:35 1-1 1-2 12 ferent from that of his coach. "I'd like to become a starter here at the beginning of next year when I have a full training camp behind me," he said. "That's definitely one of my goals for the future. Right now, whether I start or not isn't important. It's whether I play a few minutes and have the opportunity to learn." Coincidentally, Ainge's first season with the Celtics is similar to his first season with the Blue Jays.

He played for both teams without going through training camp. "This is tougher on me," Ainge said. "There's just so much more to learn. With the Blue Jays, it's just you and the pitcher. This game is not only physically demanding, it's also mentally demanding.

In my first three or four weeks in the NBA, I was lost on the court. Most of my mistakes came out of confusion about what I was supposed to do, or where I was supposed to be on a certain play." Gradually, Danny Ainge is beginning to resolve the confusion. Once it vanishes, he may put his mistakes behind him for good. pie of Toronto would call me a quitter either. I just made a mistake, that's all there is to it." Wisely, Boston coach Bill Fitch has not thrown Ainge to the lions.

He has been used sparingly. In 19 games, Ainge has averaged slightly less than 10 minutes of playing time and slightly less than four points per game. Asked how he intends to use Ainge as the Celtics make another mad dash toward another NBA championship, Fitch wryly replied, "I may use him at third base. "If you really want to know, his situation is a little like it was in baseball in that he's going to have to bring two gloves to the park and do a lot of work. "If he does it well, which he is certainly capable of doing, his future as a member of the Boston Celtics will be at point guard.

Ten years from now, when Tiny Archibald gets ready to hang it up, he'll be ready to step right in." REALIZING THAT Fitch was only kidding and that Nate "Tiny" Archibald is 33, Ainge said his schedule is slightly dif 17 79 36-65 49-79 RED WING SHOE STORE RED WING SHOE STORE I p.m. Quaker State Open GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas M) Fourth-round leaders and their total pintails in the Quaker State Open $125,000 Professional Bowlers Association tournament at Forum Bowl: 1. Mark Roth 6,132 2. Pete Weber 6,077 3. Art Trask 6,075 4.

Pete McCordic 6,037 5. Guppy Troup 6,005 6. Charlie Tapp 5,989 7. Mark Fahy 5,930 8. Mai Acosta 5,929 9.

Steve Cook 5.920 10. Tom Baker 5,889 11. Bob Handley 5,883 12. Wayne Webb 5,880 13. Steve Fehr 5,879 14.

Marshall Holman 5,838 15. Gil Sliker 5,830 16. Don Genalo 5,812 17. Butch Soper 5,811 18. Mike Bair 5,800 19.

Mike Aulbv 5,770 20. Joe Hutchinson 5,767 (tie) Rick Vittone 5,767 22. Steve Wunderlich 5,746 23. Ken Fernandez 5,719 24. Joe Berardi 5,633 Amateur BORIES Andrew Merry Mixers: Betty 1470 S.

ARLINGTON, AKRON, OHIO Buffalo at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. ST. LOUIS 8, MINNESOTA 3 Napier Milwaukee Utah 34 30 32 23-119 34 17 22 28-101 Totals 200 33-60 13-23 30 Akron Morehead St. Blocked shots: Morehead St Coldiron 1. Technicals: MSU bench.

Officials: Vacca, Woolridge. Attendance: 2,000. 444 WEST AVENUE, TALLMADGE, OHIO 633-0075 AnPkl. 10-8. Minnesota St.

Louis VrBli; 10-5 1 2 0-3 2 3 3-8 Urtn; Fri. 10-6, Sal. 10-5 First Period 1, Minnesota, McCarthy OHIO STATE 60 5 (Broten, Sargent), 9:45. 2, SI. Louis, Currie 15 (Federko, Sutler), 11:58.

3, St. Louis, Sutter 23 (Zuke, Brownschidle), T.il. Second Period 4, Minnesota, Payne 20 Browns Booster Club to meet MILWAUKEE (119) Mi. Johnson 5 4-5 14, Ma. Johnson 1 2-2 4, Lanier 9 2-2 20, Buckner 8 0-1 16, Moncrlef 9 4-4 22, May 11 5-5 27, Catchings 0 0-0 0, Lister 2 0-0 4, Cummings 6 0-0 12, Crompton 0 0-2 0.

Totals 51 17-21 119. UTAH (101) Dantlev 11 10-12 32, Poquette 2 0-0 4, Wilkins 4 0-0 8, Green 5 3-3 13, Griffith 6 2-3 14, Hardy 0 0-0 0, Nicks 3 5-6 11, Robinzine 0 0-0 0, Duren 1 0-0 2, Schayes 3 2-2 8, Cattage 4 1-3 9. Totals 39 23-29 101. Fouled out None. Total fouls Milwaukee, 28-21.

A 7,427. LOS ANGELES 97, PHOENIX 87 (Hartsburg, Sargent), :55. 5, St. Louis, Pettersson 21 (Dunlop, Brownschidle). FG FT A PF Pts Kellogg 45 7-18 0-0 17 1 3 14 Campbell 29 5-12 2-3 1 0 4 12 Waiters 31 3-6 1-3 8 0 0 7 Taylor 25 1-5 3-4 1 2 3 5 Stokes 37 4-8 0-0 1 1 2 8 Huggins 32 3-6 0-0 2 1 2 6 Sims 4 0-1 2-2 0 0 1 2 Johnson 16 3-6 0-1 6 0 4 6 Kirchner 6 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 Totals 225 26-62 8-13 38 5 21 60 3:06.

6, Minnesota, Broten 19 (Ciccarelli, barren), St. Louis, Dunlop 14 DaiiHO Dottorccnnt 7-10 I VI I CI ICI SjVI'l, l.d. I.VIUI9, Sutter 24 (Mullen, Dunlop), 10:14. iniro Period 9, St. Louis, crombeen 11 (Brownschidle, Patey), 4:47.

10, St. Louis, Pettersson 22 (Mullen. Dunloo). 6:06. 11.

St. Louis, Currie 16 (Sutter, and Russ Schneider of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The writers will answer questions pertaining to the Browns' 1981 season, the upcoming draft and the team's prospects for 1982. The general public is invited to attend free of charge. Further information may be obtained by calling Ron Tedeschi at 376-6169.

The Cleveland Browns Booster Club of Akron will hold its first meeting of 1982 on Feb. 9 at the Montrose Ramada Inn. Highlight of the meeting, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., will be a question-and-answer session between club members and sports writers Tom Melody and Ed Meyer of the Beacon Journal t-eoerKO), Shots on goal Minnesota 07-13-0828. 18 27 14 28 87 25 19 18 35- 97 Phoenix Los Angeles St. Louis 14-10-1438.

Weidlich 188-500, Leo Montabone 224-615, The Incredibles Ace Mitchell's Ladies: Gwen Morment 223, Deeda Black 557, Secretary and Company Young's 825 Classic: Bill Russell 267, George Carnell and George Schumacher 621, Firestone Credit Union 1,042, D. A. Grimlie 2,836. Kenmore Eastern Ladies: Clemmey O'Neal 234-613, Barberton Jedno-ta 836, Hut Hut 2,441. Anthe's Akron Insulating Ace Mitchell's Classic: Chris Nei-derl 278-751, Jane Stevens 756, Kent Lincoln-Mercury KENMORE 35, FIRESTONE 28 98-Barber (K) pin Dies 1:47.

105-Cook (F) dec. Kev 9-2. 112-Donahue (K) pin Sinder 2:43. 119-Bridgies (K) dec. Smith 13-0.

126 Wilson (K) pin Boraz 1:50. 132 Robinson (F) dec. Traxlea 11-3. 138 Rice (K) dec. Stux 10-4.

145 Massaro (K) pin Shorie :53. 155 Calvert (K) dec. Demos 4-3. 167 Templeton (F) pin Kovalshin 3:5. 175 Cromliegh (F) pin Rice 2:44.

185 Clough (F) pin Tavanaris 1:34. Heavyweight Noble (F) dec. Jones 6-3. EAST 49, CENTRAL-HOWER II 98-Blevins (E) pin Grant 3:56. 105 Taylor (E) pin Reeves 1:50.

112 Townsend (C) dec. Husk 5-4. 1 19 Porter (E) dec. Edmund 7-1. 126-Watson (E) dec.

Papp 10-0. 132-McCormick (E) pin Burt (C) 5:00. 138 Robinson (E) pin Logan 2:40. 145 Grimes (C) pin Dawson 2:23. 155-Powers (C) dec.

Bickley 5-2. 167-Brooks (E) pin Evans (C) 2:41. 175 Ruple (E) pin Connely 1:15. 185-Clay (E) pin Williams 3:02. Heavyweight Graves (C) won bv forfeit.

BUCHTEL 44, GARFIELD 14 98 Haines (B) pin Davis :13. 105 Lawson (B) pin Mason 1:06. 112-Pittman (B) dec. Lawrence 4-0. 119 Zeis (G) pin Wright :24.

126-Decatur (B) dec. Bean 5-0. 132-Carson (B) dec. Renzi 3-0. 138-Palmer (G) dec.

Brock 3-0. 145 Wilson (B) drew with Carter (G) 2-2. 155 Lopp (B) pin Lapchlnski :16. 167 Thompson (B) dec. Williams 3-0.

175 Thomas (G) dec. Arnold 3-0. 185 Jones (B) dec. Papasodaro 3-0. Heavyweight Wamsley (B) pin Shaffer 1:28.

NORTH SO, ELLET 13 98 Allison (N) pin Rowland :31. 105 Huber (N) won by forfeit. 112-Nicolino (N) dec. Stalnaker 10-0. 119 T.Randall (N) pin Mellinger 431.

126-DeVitis (N) pin Bonner 2:51. 132-VanHorn (N) dec. Elliott 8-2. 138 Pagan (N) won by forfeit. 145 J.

Randall (N) dec. Phares 15-7. 155 Vaughn (N) pin Lockett 1:59. 167-Vaveson (E) dec. Hlte 10-3.

175 Perella (N) dec. Grogan 6-1. 185-Rorar (E) dec. Good 15-5. Heavyweight Rose (E) won by forfeit.

HUDSON 42, COPLEY 13 98 Hendricks (C) pin Harkess 3:21 105-Mitov (H) won by forfeit. 112 Farinacci (H) dec. Esposito 11-1. 119 Hill (H) dec. Beauregard 11-5.

126 Laurlo (H) won bv forfeit. 132-Lvons (H) dec. Knecht 10-9. 138 Wilcox (C) dec. House 4-3.

145 Klein (H) dec. T.Parker 11-7. 155-Snuta (H) dec. Webel 12-1. 167 S.

Parker (C) dec. Kelley 12-4. 175-Sobnosky (H) dec. M.Parker 12-3. 185 Widdowson (H) pin Carey :49.

Heavyweight Coffee (H) dec. Justice 6-1. HIGHLAND 27, REVERE 20 98-B. Leonard (H) pin Medvick 1:14. 105 Sheehan (H) dec.

Mickey 6-3. 112 Kermizis (R) dec. Man 8-3. 119 R.Leonard (H) dec. Scherler 4-0.

126-Florian (H) dec. Wilson 7-4. 132-Mattei (R) dec. Charek 14-5. 138-Burton (H) dec.

Kennedy 6-1. 145 Reniger (H) dec. Myerson 2-0. 155-Barren (R) dec. Hill 12-1.

167 Nye (R) dec. Timmons 10-5. 175 Steller (R) pin Peckia 3:11. 185-Keffer (H) dec. Loveioy 2-0.

Heavyweight Hall (H) dec. Gable 2-0. WOODRIDGE 43, GARRETTSVILLE 22 98 Satina (W) dec. Bixler 11-5. 105-Bail (W) pin Parrell :54.

112 Dragovitch (G) dec. Jones 5-0. 119 Meadows (W) pin Bradv :45. 126-Dodds (W) pin Furillo 5:49. 132 Krik (W) dec.

Johnson 5-0. 138-Joeright (G) dec. Bell 6-5. 145 Macek (G) dec. Schneider 11-4.

155 Walker (W) pin Gough :45. 167-Martz (W) pin Yonker 5:49. 175 Kasunick (G) pin Bauza :16. 185 J.Baker (W) pin Pollock 2:49. Heavyweight Krupansky (G) pin P.Baker 4:28.

COVENTRY 33, NORTON 21 98 Baughman (N) pin Nies 3:10. 105 Stodenic (N) dec. Sams 10-3. 112-Bostic (N) pin Holland 1:00. 119-Watson (N) dec.

Dalton 6-0. 126-Stadvec (N) dec. Beers 9-0. 132 Poppenhouse (C) dec. DePaul 11-4.

138 Patrick (C) dec. Stauarz 15-2. 145 Eveleth (C) dec. Perebzak 13-0. 155 Patterson (N) dec.

Locher 6-S. 167 Miller (C) dec. Primovero 10-1. 175 Calvert (C) dec. Davis 11-6.

185-Parvin (C) dec. Steals 14-7. Heavyweight Simmoni (C) pin Cronwr KENTUCKY LEATHERWQOD FIREPLACE COAI $920 TON PiclteoSUp $525 100 LBS. in your container MONTREAL 6, BOSTON 3 Montreal Boston 2 2 2-6 2 0 1-3 MICHIGAN 62 Garner 45 3-8 7-9 4 2 1 13 Person 42 7-12 0-0 10 1 2 14 Carter 19 0-3 0-0 1 0 2 0 Pelek'deas 37 3-5 2-3 3 3 3 8 Turner 45 9-18 2-5 4 7 2 20 Hopson 23 2-3 1-4 4 2 3 5 Rockymore 14 1-2 0-0 0 2 1 2 Totals 225 25-51 12-21 29 17 14 62 Ohio State 27 29 4-60 Michigan 31 25 6-62 Blocked shots: Ohio State Waiters Stokes 1. Michigan Garner, Person 1.

Officials: Solomon, Bove, Herzog. Attendance: 9,520. Baseball DAN FORD, an outfielder the Baltimore Orioles have coveted since 1978, was finally acquired in a deal with the California Angels. In exchange, Baltimore gave up third baseman Doug DeCinces and pitcher Jeff Schneider. In 1981, Ford was a principal participant in two on-field fights, was suspended three days for using a corked bat against the Cleveland Indians, and was featured as a centerfold in Playgirl Magazine.

TONY CONIGLIARO, 37, former Boston Red Sox slugger, remains in a coma, his condition unchanged since he was hositalized after a heart attack Jan. 9. Conigliaro retired in 1975 and has been operating a health food store in San Anselmo, Calif. ED WHITSON, a right-handed pitcher acquired from the San Francisco Giants in a trade that sent Indians team captain Dnane Koiper to the National League team, has signed a one-year contract worth $225,000 with the Indians. Whitson was 6-9 last season and made $150,000.

Loose ends MARK ROTH captured five of eight matches while averaging 226 to maintain the lead through four rounds in the $125,000 Quaker State tournament on the Professional Bowlers Association tour. Roth holds a 55-pin advantage over Pete Weber. Art Trask is another two pins back in third. IVAN LENDL, the 21-year-old Czech who has a No. 2 world tennis ranking, rallied strongly to defeat Paul McNamee of Australia 5-7, 6-4, 6-2 in the quarterfinals of the WCT Gold Coast Cup Classic at Delray Beach, Fla.

Eliot Teitscher of Palos Verdes Estates, also qualified for Saturday's semifinals. SPORTS TRIVIA Yesterday's answer Who has won more matches against the other, Jimmy Connors or John McEnroe? Not counting exhibition matches, Connors has won nine to McEnroe's seven. Today's question What National Football League team holds the record for the fewest yards (298) gained rushing in a season? Junior J. Shiflett Ravenna Answer tomorrow If we publish vour sports trivia question, we'll pay you $5. Send your sports trivia questions and answers to Sports Trivia, Akron Beacon Journal, 44 E.

Exchange Akron, 44328. Include name, address, phone number and source of information. First Period 1, Boston, Middleton 36 FA RLAWN Allied Pnntcratt: torn Gough 264-690, John Fullerton 258-666, (Pederson, McNab), :48. 2, Montreal, Houle 5 (Tremblav, Mondou), 5:24. 3, Montreal, Hunter 11 (Rlsebrough, Shutt), 7:01.

4, Boston, Middleton 37 (Pederson, Park), 17:10. PHOENIX (87) Robinson 5 1-2 11, Scott 0 2-4 2, Adams 4 7-8 15, Davis 6 3-4 15, D. Johnson 7 0-1 14, Macv 3 0-0 6, Nance 10 0-0 20, Kelley 2 0-0 4, Dyke-ma 0 0-0 0. Totals 37 13-19 87. LOS ANGELES (97) Rambis 0 0-0 0, Wilkes 4 5-6 13, Abdul-Jabbar 14 3-3 31, E.

Johnson 3 6-6 12, Nixon 11 0-0 22, Brewer 1 0-0 2, Cooper 6 1-1 13, McAdoo 2 0-1 4. Totals 41 15-17 97. Three-point goals None. Fouled out None. Total fouls 20-20.

TechnicalsLos Angeles Coach Riley. A NEW YORK 102, WASHINGTON 98 Second Period 5, Montreal, Rise- Guy Smith 254-666, to t-unerton 661, Mace Parvin 652, Ed Yoho 656, Beacon Journal 1,093, Teamsters Local 473 3,115. GRAN Economy Muffler Classic: Jay Sutter 277-732, Don Holyfield 278-721, Mike Turnbull 269-721, Tom Lucien 248-711, Jim Gran 246-709, Bob Bailey 256-705, Mallo brough, 7 (Shutt, Hunter), 5:33. 6, Montreal, Gingras 2 (Napier, Jarvis), 5:57. Prep girls January 3 1 Third Period 7.

Boston, Pederson 26 (Cashman) 1:50. 8, Montreal, Risebrough For Judge 3,357, DeLuca Distributing 8 (Langway) 2:53. 9, Montreal, Houle 6 CUY. FALLS 60, SPRINGFIELD 29 (ftnonaou, Kobinson), Shots on goal Montreal b-v-15 29. SPRINGFIELD CUYAHOGA FALLS 15 6 3 5 29 10 20 16 14 60 Boston 11-7-624.

New York Washington 26 19 26 31-102 31 23 17 27- 98 GOLF Goalies Montreal, Wamsley. Boston, tea oo Vachon. A 14,673. San Diego Open SAN DIEGO (A) First-round scores Thursday in the $300,000 Wickes-Andv Wil HORSE RACING VOUR COMPLETE ENEMY-SAVER STORE! DAP complete line caulk and sealers WAKP Clear storm window kits STRATAFOAM sheet insulation 2'x 8' MORETITE String window caulks HART THERMORITE fireplace fronts liams-San Diego Open Golf Tournament at Waterford SPRINGFIELD Bell 4-3-11, Gilbert 1-0-2, Russell 4-0-8, Watson 2-0-4, Hol-man 2-0-4. Totals: 13-3-29.

CUYAHOGA FALLS Feeman 9-3-21, Durbin 2-4-8, Knight 2-2-6, Hykes 2- 0- 4, Matulin 5-1-11, Applegarth 2-0-4, Ramsey 1-0-2, Solkoski 0-1-1, Barrett 1- 1- 3. Totals: 24-12-60. Total fouls: Springfield, 14-10. Rebounds. Cuyahoga Falls, 32-29.

J.V. score: Cuyahoga Falls, 46-12. ELMS 44, MASSILLON 43 the Torrey Pines Golf Club (a-denotes amateur): l-Senad 13.80, 8.20, 6.20; Last Wages rAe.tUi 15.00, 10.40, Corine's Gray 5.80. Johnny Miller 32-3J 65 Fuzzy Zoeller 35-30 5 Mark Lye 33-3366 lie V0'U cut 2-Robertico 18.00, 6.40, 5.20; Putts Flyer NEW YORK (102) M.Lucas 8 2-2 18, Russell 9 6-8 24, Cartwright 5 3-4 13, Newlin 6 4-4 16, Richardson 4 0-0 8, Webster 2 0-0 4, Smith 2 0-1 4, Knight 0 0-0 0, Carter 2 0-0 4, Demic 5 1-4 11. Totals 43 16-23 102.

WASHINGTON (98) Ballard 6 2-3 14, Haywood 5 1-2 11, Mahorn 7 0-1 14, Grevev 5 4-5 14, J. Lucas 5 4-4 14, Collins 5 1-2 11, Ruland 5 9-10 19, Chones 0 1-2 1, Witts 0 0-0 0. Totals 38 22-29 98. Fouled out Mahorn. Total fouls New York, 27-24.

Technicals Washington, illegal defense; Russell; Washington bench. A 10,195. SAN ANTONIO 126, KANSAS CITY 115 Gil Morgan 33-3366 3.80, 3.20, Jason's Gold 3.20. Daily Double (6-2) paid $179.20. Perfecta (2-9) paid $109.40.

Bruce Fleisher 33-3467 Morris Hatalsky 34-33-67 Calvin Peete 33-3467 3 Bionic Barney 5.20, 3.20, 3.20; Up Hill ELMS MASSILLON 9 12 6 16 44 7 12 12 12 43 Mike Donald 32-35-67 battle iv.zu, 9.8U; Nooie Nesian 6.80. Perfecta (5-7) paid $110.80. Tom Watson 35-3267 9 HEAT TAPE for roof, gutter, pipes PIPE WRAP and foam insulation WIND-O-COVE window well covers WYO-LITE loose-fill insulation 4 Edge Em 6.60, 4.60, 2.80, Hang Loose 28.4U, 8.60, Korev B. 3.60. Trifecta (7-10-5) paid $622.00.

5-Beloved Ruler 7.60, 3.60, 4.00; Scotch Kansas Citv San Antonio 23 21 35 36-115 24 37 32 33-126 It doesn't take a lot of guts to see The Force. All it takes is a strong desire to feel the action, feel the, excitement, Feel The Force. SATURDAY'S GAME: Force vs. Wichita Wings Coliseum, 8:05 p.m. Tickets available at the Coliseum box office and all Ticketron Locations.

Or call: 4b Cleveland 247-4740, Akron 376-9001. OUR LADY OF THE ELMS O'Conner 2-0-4, W. Bachmann 8-1-17, Kavcar 4-4-12, Albert 1-0-2, M. Bachmann 3-0-6, Fratz 1-1-3. Totals: 19-6-44.

MASSILLON Beniamin 4-5-13, Bar-ans 1-4-6, Ricker 0-8-8, Border 1-0-2, Gilmer 3-3-9, Sheetz 1-1-3, Vogt 1-0-2. Totals: 11-21-43. Total fouls: Our Lady of the Elms, 23-17. Rebounds: Our Lady of the Elms, 34-19. HUDSON 50, COPLEY 30 Bet 7.40, 5.80; Speedy Hoofs 3.40.

Perfecta (1-8) paid $44.80. 6 Moon Fols 7.40, 4.20, 3.00; Rumble STANLEY TOOLS, complete line Road 4.20, 3.00; Play bold Z.80. Perfecta (1-2) paid $27.00. 50 Southeast Ave. 7 Gesl Misty 35.80, 11.20, 8.40, Quarterly Tallmadge Return 4.60, Hign Keno 5.80.

$6 Box Trifecta (10-7-3) paid $2,033.70. Craig Stadler 35-33-68 Jeff Mitchell 36-32-68 Lou Graham 34-3468 Don January 34-3468 Curtis Strange 33-3568 Phil Hancock 33-3568 Nick Faldo 36-33-69 Dan Halldorson 36-3369 Bill Calfee 34-35-69 Vance Heafner 35-3469 Lindv Miller 34-35-69 Jack Nicklaus 33-3669 LPGA DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. () Here are Thursday's first round scores in the $125,000 LPGA Whirlpool Championship of Deer Creek: Hollis Stacy 33-3467 Kellv Fuiks 35-3469 Nancy Lopez-Melton 35-3469 Cindy Hill 36-33-69 Lynn Adams 35-3469 Jerilyn Britz 35-34-69 Uhuzlaxwi) 12 HUDSON COPLEY 9 4 25 50 6 8 8 30 8 Star Nuisance 11.20, 6.80, 5.40; Troyspin KANSAS CITY (115) Robinson 9 6-6 24, King 7 3-4 17, Douglas 0 0-0 0, Drew 3 3-4 9, Woodson 8 0-0 16, S. Johnson 3 4-9 10, E.Johnson 2 0-0 4, Grunfeld 7 3-3 17, Whitney 1 0-0 2, Loder 6 4-4 16. Totals 46 23-30 115.

SAN ANTONIO (126) Mitchell 3 0-0 6, Olberding 6 10-10 22, G. Johnson 0 0-0 0, Moore 0 2-2 2, Gervin 12 13-14 37, Banks 8 3-5 19, Bratz 7 4-4 19, Corzine 5 4-7 14, Pheglev 2 1-2 5, Rains 1 0-0 2. Totals 44 37-44 126. Three-point goals Bratz. Fouled out-King.

Total fouls Kansas City, 33-25. Technicals Kansas City coach Cotton Fitzsimmons. A 7,339. 7.0O, 4.80; crimson I wins 3.20. Perfecta (5-4) paid $81.60.

9 Bofum 5.80, 4.00, 3.60, Go Moon Ladv NMJMI 'VJK HUDSON Stauffacher 4 0-8, Gas-coigne 3-0-6, Huston 6-0-12, Gamergs-felder 2-0-4, Mackey 6-2-14, Widdoes 1-4-6. Totals: 22-6 50. COPLEY Welch 5-0-10, Dressier 2-0-4, Steinkercrtner 5-0-10, Nace 1-0-2, Dorow 1-2-4. Totals: 14-2-30. Total fouls: 11-11.

J.V. score: Copley, 48-36. OPEN DAILY 7:30 to 5 P.M fflBBS SATURDAYS 7:30 to 4 P.M. 6.20, 3.20; Frum A Canuck .20. Perfecta (8-5) paid $47.20.

10 Bobbie's Plaything 7.60, 5.20, 3.60; John Russell 4.20, 5.60; Thumbs 5.60. Trifecta (1-4-6) paid $903.20. Attendance 1,344. Handle 1171,904..