The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 26

Jan. 12, 1979 For the record "1 Eveleth twosome 1 1 rl-wrt Sports in Brief to test Gopher six CALENDAR The Minneapolis Star TONIGHT BASKETBALL Hockey NHL fva 4Trtjaj71 SrtjWJaawjj-a BOYS NION SCMOOL-lraa Basketball BASEBALL commissioner Bowie Kuhn, claiming that a "good many major league teams and I don't mean four or five are losing money, said in Boston that he expects a major negotiating struggle between players and owners when the current collective bargaining agreement expires after the 1979 season. Kuhn said that that he may take steps to control rising player salaries, although he The Colleges 1 Patrick CMvltia data II Catamkla Malalrri, FiMa.ni. (Rtdla i KTWN fmY. MRU NION SCMoVlL-Saatk- ni st I St I al lS MV NBA Sstfvni vnfrMic Atlantic DIvltlM MM 4 SI It IM si iI us 11 4 44 It Mt would prefer to have the matter subject to negotiations.

SIVR Mil AN CM rsV. Meanwhile, Marvin Miller, executive director of the Major SmrMw OlvMm IS It I IM M4 in sat i Willi NJ NV diiltSIW BOYS MIOH tciioOL-Savtk- ttAsVirnSr HOCKEY UM-OULUTM-at OOPHIRS, tiM P.m., WHIlaaM Arana. IRadb-WWTC imm.m.1 If i It Van Cala It i MIM IN league BuseDuu flayers Association, was saying in new iorn mm baseball's overall revenue in 1978 was $278.7 million. Of that, vt Ml Cantral Dtvhlan $173.6 million came from ticket sales and $32.6 from concessions. U.

S. LIAOyi-Oraan lay at He said baseball made $72.5 million from other sources. Miller add- at. raw riv II i 4 II IM MS ASamaDlvISM) SMt 4 41 Ml BuH It 44 lit III Tar 17 It 7 41 IM MS MMw 14 II IM is HarrH OMikM Ant I 41 MS MS Maul AH Ctav Oatr NO 14 tt It ii ii fv 13 itvt II St UVk Arana. ed that total salaries were $68.5 million, or 24.6 percent of total ratraniiA Dancirtn rer aAAaA KQ 9 mllliin in nurnare' avnan OA nnch.

TOMORROW BASKETBALL MHSM SCHOOL-SI. Laatt Park LA 17 It tt Mt MMMtt MvM) KC MM 4 4S it i si a i it St wit aura at winhmm MS Ml IJt IM Mt ttl Ftn Dtr I Watt) Dm 11 Oil 1 .111 .411 tVl WISTIRM- HORT at o. MINT OAMii ratraaoAV 17 IS tKk OlvMwi PMIIS, Sa.ni- WllllfiN Ara. ing the total cost to $76.8 million, or 27.6 percent of total revenue. THE MINNESOTA FILLIES will face Althea Gwyn, the Women's Pro Basketball League's top rebounder, when they play the New York Stars at 8 p.m.

today at Met Center. Gwyn, a 6-foot-2 Kodak AU-American from Queens (N.Y.) College, averaged 21 points and 20 rebounds a game last year as a college senior. Fillies guard Bran-da Chapman is the league's top scorer with a 28-point average in 4.1 lacHtm itas PatraHl, eallmmaui A MM 1 It IVk 5 a It 4 with both teams undefeated. As usual its a sellout. a a MANKATO STATE'S hockey team went over the .500 mark for the season (8-7) with a 5-1 victory over St.

John's University this week. This should help the Mavericks Improve on their No. 8 ranking in NCAA Division II. It was Mankato's fourth victory over St. John's In 10 games between the two schools.

The only other Minnesota team in the top 10 of the Division II 'rankings is Hamline, which was Hamllne's top scorer is Jim Kwaplck, a junior center from Kellogg High. Co-captains Carl Davis, a senior from Bloomington, and Dave Saatzer, all-America senior defenseman from Hopkins, have been Mankato's leading scorers. Behind them in scoring are seniors Larry Ward, Bloomington, and Mare Beckham, Minneapolis, and sophomore Steve Forllti, Roseville. SO -seven games. Cindy Lundberg, acquired from the Milwaukee Does, iMpata wllui.

NIC lASKBTIALL-t (TVL II. FOOTBALL CHALLIMOI lOWL-lll AA Srari n. Pac A-san at (TV-Ck. II). SINIOR OWL-Nartk vi.

tavtk Afl-Star wnlars, II aaaa (TV-Ck. II). GOLF BOI HOP! OISIRT CLAS- 1 SIC I (TVOkl). GYMNASTICS WISCOMSOH-MAOISOH-at OOPMIRS, ItdS p.m. WH- OAMIS VatTKDAV DXrttl Frnn4 HI ton Antwiw Mi, ton Otof 111 Ktnut City Mim llaM St Smih Mt, Wiwili Mt AMIS TOOAV artliid at tiaata.

wttaia wawMfaan I Vancnaar St.LaaH I iliritmaiISfii. AMIS TOMORROW Cklcat at MONTH STARS, 444 p.m. Laa Analaa at DatraM. Saltan at Wttft. Rwttala at AlantFaw.

CalataSi at Taranta. Vancwntar at st.Lavn. AMIS SUMOAV Vancawtar at Walhlnftan. Haw Tart Ranaan at Atlanta. Lai Anialai at Battan.

eiltavrti at luttala. Maw Vark Itlanaart at BUHa. will be in uniform tonight. ROLAND ERIKSSON, Vancouver Canucks center, has been released outright by the NHL club. Eriksson, 24, was acquired by the Canucks last June as a free agent after playing out his option with the Minnesota North Stars.

Lai Anatat at Ma Aarwy. Atlanta at Chkaaa. Ortaan. fhllalalB MDhla at Naw Aa litattitMMamukM. Cwvalanl at Mavttan.

By JIMMY BYRNE Mluaaaoili Star Suit Wrttar Coach Gas Hendrlckson and center Mark Pavelich of the Mlnneso-, ta-Duluth hockey team are natives of Eveleth. Because they come from that hockey hotbed, perhaps it's little wonder that both are doing well In their respective positions with the Bulldogs, who invade Williams Arena for Western Collegiate Hockey Association games today at 7:30 p.m. and tomorrow at 2 p.m. against No. 1 Minnesota.

Tonight's game Is sold out and tomorrow's fs expected to be the same. Pavelich, a Junior, was one of Hendrickson's earliest recruits four years ago when he moved Into the collegiate coaching ranks. Hendrickson's team Is riding a seven-game winning streak, with five victories over WCHA foes and holiday nonconference triumphs over Harvard and Yale. Pavelich Is Duluth's leading scorer, a mild surprise because Dan Lamps and Curt Giles are still in the Bulldog lineup. Lampe, also a junior, has led the Bulldogs in scoring the past two seasons and Giles is a senior.

Pavelich, with 38 points (14 goals and 24 assists), is second in scoring in the WCHA, one point behind Mark Johiison of Wisconsin. HENDRICKSON has found that Pavelich makes up for his size 5-foot-8 and 160 pounds with quickness and acceleration. The coach calls Pavelich a steady performer who is especially good In the clutch. Although Pavelich is playing on a line with John Harrington, a senior from Virginia, at right wing as he did last year Scott Carl-ston, a freshman from Blooming-ton Jefferson, is his new left wing. Some close UM-D observers believe Carlston has been a major factor In Pavelich's scoring success.

Except for goalie Jeff Johnson, a senior from Minneapolis Washburn who has been lost for the season because of knee surgery, the Bulldogs are In good shape physically. Taranta at Chlcafa. HOCKEY U4MULUTM-M OFttlRS. I a.m., WHIIami Aram. (la- CHICAOO-at NORTH STARS, nv.

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Clavalana1 at San AntanM, Maw Ortaani at Ham tan. Indiana at Pnaanli. AMIS SUMOAV MwUm at Atlanta. Maw Janav at DaaMn. Haw Vark at Kanan City.

Chlcaaa at MHwaukaa. Startta at iualala. Iniiana at Danvvr. Laa Anialaa at faatlta. San Olawa at WuMnftaa.

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lit p.m. WPBL utara Maniaa -W Rtt. Naut 4 1 -SSt Dyta 4 1 .171 MJ I 4 I my i 4 in AMIS TOO AT COLLEGE GOLDEN VALLEY LUTHER AN'S women's basketball team is seeking Its fourth straight Minnesota Junior College Central Division title. Freshmen dominate the squad, with the top ones being Teri Snoddy, Minneapolis North; Mary Jones, St. Francis, and Pam Bor-gait, Blackduck.

Becky McCombe, Ortonvllle, has been the top sophomore. Snoddy Is the leading scorer and rebounder. WCHA. GIL BRANDT has served as the Dallas Cowboys vice president of personnel development since the team's inception in 1960. He has turned down numerous offers to leave.

But times change, and Brandt admits he now is very Interested in becoming director of operations for the NFL New York Giants, a position vacated by Andy Robustelli. "I haven't talked to anyone on the Giants," Brandt said. "I won't call them. I'm not the type of person that's a job seeker." GEORGE GERVIN sat out the first seven minutes of the final period but that didn't prevent him from breaking by one point his San Antonio Hemisfair Arena scoring record. The NBA's leading scorer hit 24 of 33 field goals and all four free throws for 52 points as his San Antonio Spurs drubbed San Diego 140-111.

RANDY GRADISHAR is the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year. The five-year Denver Broncos linebacker received 30 SUNDAY BASKETBALL ARKANSAS at Harm CaraM- DkllHniTVAIl, BOXING I NTH NATIONAL CNAM-HONSHItt-tllS (TV. MMwaat Dtviaiwi I Ul MINN. It 4 a nu. it an 1 .744 law Chi Minn Mllw 4 7 i I 2 fi a fiOLF OAMIS VRSTRROAV Mauatan ta.

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SPEED SKATING AIO SPORTS MIIT-at Cams, liM p.m. OAMIS TOOAY 4 TOMORROW at OOPNINS, ttMl p.m. Skwra Damn at MIckMia ttata. CalaraSa Calktia al MIrtlaan. WHcantln at MkMaan Tack.

OAMIS SUNDAY VILLUS at lawa, 1 a m. Naw Yark al Naw Jana. Nawitan at Daytan. CMcag at Mllwawkaa. OOPNIR STATISTICS COLLEGE BIG TEN BASKETBALL Canfaranca All Oamaa Pet OS A It tl Scarlm Laaltrt ChritMM l.swkar KIRBY FRANK, Minnesota-Morris senior wrestler from Frldley, is off to another good start.

After wrestling for three years at 118 pounds and earning all-America honors last season, Frank Is now wrestling at 126 pounds. "I want to stay at 126 for now because of the better competition it offers," said Frank. "But I'll go back down to 118 for the nationals." Frank said his main objectives include winning the NCAA small-college 118-pound title this year and then making the U.S. Greco-Roman Olympic team In 1980 tor 1984. IS in i i i.aif oniast I 4 aw Mick St I I .447 of 84 votes.

Linebacker Jack Ham of the Pittsburgh Steeters 1 1 O. Lartan Strakal i i Marrar Minn. Pwrlwa tnaiuia I i if I 4 collected 14 votes. Steve Nelson of Anoka and the New England Patriots was among players re I I I I I I 1 I I witc. M-wita II 11 It II I 4 i i ceiving more than one vote.

JIMMY CONNORS is out of 1.1 the Masters Grand Prix Tennis Tournament in New York due to a new rule. Defending champion Connors was losing to John Harm Bill Peru, a sophomore from Hopkins Lindbergh, took over in goal after Johnson's injury. Minnesota defeated the Bulldogs 5-4 In overtime In the first meeting of the season, but UM-D came back with a 5-4 victory the next night its first victory in 20 games over the Gophers. The WCHA-leading Gophers also enters the series with a seven-game winning string and an overall record of 17-4. Steve Carlstoff continues to lead the Gopher scoring with 38 points (17 and 21) overall and 29 points (13-16) in WCHA games.

Gopher defenseman Mike Grassier suffered a slight shoulder separation in the closing moments of Saturday night's game at Michigan, but is expected to see sction this weekend. 11 4 4 OAMIS YISTIRDAY OOPMiis st, IMIaaa U. Pr4M 77, Mkklaan 47. Hllnati tt, Mlcklaan Stat SS. WHcantln ts, Nai tkwanarn SX OMa Stata 71, lawa 47.

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tl Ilimartt 71 iamaiiawn M4, Na. Datota Set-anca IX on paanan Olkait McEnroe 7-5, 3-0 when he was forced to retire because of a L4 OaaMtMpf Mnauak 4 OA AVISO 41 S.M I i Eat i a Gymnastics HIGH SCHOOL LAKI SOUTH ItajHiatt 1 14. IS. RIcktlaM LAKI NORTH SlnaWatt lit. IS, Llncala Nikk'laiSali IM, Ouaa lll.rk Waytatk 147.IS, Llnkarb TfH-MITDO Miktimal lisVa, ItekafSM M.

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NIGHT SrOO P.M. 1 23 CC CLASS AMINS-BaXI CLASS SOWMtmAClS nayvHial i St. MA, vanay city M. player does not begin or finish any match for any reason, he is automatically eliminated from the rest of the eight-man, round-robin event ARDEN HILLS Club will hold HIGH SCHOOL MlMHIAPOLM Maury Iwrtk 4. LAKI dtnlaft LliJkirik Mlnnalanka 4, stannary NORTH SUIURIAN Anaka Sarlna Lak Park 1 Caan RaaMa Makw 1, avar-Mm.

MiantfyiyiaraLA ST. PAUL SUIURIAN knarmar 1, Waalktiry V. Ha. StMtwaMr MAttMMti 1. Tartan 4.

Ilkliy 4 aiartkiHi. SUIURIAN WIST titrates. Oram 1 MISSOTA SrmyL LAvla 1. TRMklRTaO Olympic gold medalist Sugar Ray Leonard raised his hand in victory after an eighth round technical knockout of Johnny Gant. The victory, in Landover, was the 18th straight for welterweight Leonard.

its second annual adult open tennis tournament in conjunction with the St. Paul Winter Carnival. Qualifying runs Jan. 2b-29. invitational dates are Feb.

3-5. Bill Krldle says entry deadline is Jan. 24 for both men and women doubles and singles. St. Antkanv Oteka 1 Ha rtaajyn caatar a.

MINNESOTA baseball writers named Roy Smalley the Twins most valuable 1978 player, Mike Marshall the team's top pitcher, 9. rAITROPOLITAN ARIA rack Mary Anft4 1. MINHISOTA Otmrtk Dantakl i. DiHalk can-trail Duhitk Ian Dutvtk Marfan Park I LSuur Mania am ary LltchtlaM 4. Ikafapaf i Ral Rlvar I.

Oranl Parks 4. SI. Ckwl Aialli Wlnmar 4. Wrestling COLLEGE IOWA STATE and the University of Iowa, perennial college wrestling powers, clssh tomorrow night at Iowa City in the first of their two dual meets this season, Moser-Proell holds lead; Nelson 3rd in World Cup LES DIABLERETS, Switzerland (P) Annemarle Moser-Proell won her third straight downhill ski race of the season today as she continued her bid to regain the World Cup championship The Austrian set a course record of 1 minute, 28.83 seconds down the track. Cindy Nelson, 23, of Lutsen, finished fourth In 1:31.42 for the best American showing In the women's World Cup downhill this season.

Roger Erickson rookie of the year, and Paul Molitor of the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Paul the Upper Midwest player 500SO.6TH. ST. Prasanted by A.M.R. tnc.

of the year. HIC Nartkarn Mlcklfan 14, St. CkMHlSt.l UPPIR MIDWIST Carlatan St. Mrvl u. Ataakata St.

Haw Maika St. ta. HIGH SCHOOL MIHNIAPOLIS Hlnryttlsaatktl. Mlnat St. Tt.

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74, UC Santa Sar- karatl Lant Saack St. tx UC irvhM) Nava4a-Rana M. Layala, CL N. Arliana TL Mantana St PapparSlna 44, St. Maryt, Cal tl Panianl St.

41, Racky Maun- taln 71 U. al Pacific St, Utah St. SI Ulak Ml, Naw Maika 44 Wain. SI. TT.

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44 Twiiwim lit, Ptarlda 71 COLLEGE. Woman UPPIR MIDWIST Smiai it. 7, Nartk Dakata St. Wat 41, Auaiaur 41. SI.

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Jaaapti't 47, Olaukara St. Bits and pieces: STEVE DILS of Stanford will lliliilltl.Satrlkwfat. ADULTS $3.00 Kids Under 12 FREE FOR INFO CALL 739-7565 Nartk It. TW1.WI IV Deals BASEBALL Amarican Lana OSTON RfO SOX-HMfMMl Wayna SvrrMw apd Pm Ta- start at quarterback for the North and Jeff Rutledge of Alabama for the South in the Senior Bowl tomorrow in Mobile, Ala. CLCVILAND INDIANS ftanaa nanay iiiiafi, avl.

MOSCOW DYNAMO, one of Caacantl Acaaamy 1 Mlnni apaMi Latkaran sL St. Antkany 47, Mlanakaka ACofJa'Jt)' II, DONIOSCO M. lanMrd! SI, Da La SaNa II. 4. ta the world's premier soccer teams and 11 -time champion of Tt.3 Ho.

1 sorb chcri (S3 in Si. Paul Russia, will play an exhibition ll 1 O' I game against the NASL San Diego Sockers Feb. 21 in San Diego. TULSA 0ILLlVs-An. nauncad Ika raiktnatiaaa at Olann Dakfct, taam prtl- HOCKEY Natlanal Laaaua LOS AMOILIS KINOS-Ra-callad Charlla Slmmar, ten Kit, Iram Sprktf tteM at Cenaiko Productions 9th annual Minnesota Skiing ABE MARTIN, 70, who led Texas Christian University to The sour look came after John Ma- ST.

LOUIS ILUIS-Racailad Nail Laaatta, dafaniaman. three SW Conference football championships, died yesterday. Martin (first name Othol) was haffey missed a 30-foot put. He had reason to cheer later when he took a two-stroke lead with a 66 In the Bob Hope Desert Classic. HIGH SCHOOL ST.

PAUL SUIURIAH ayl Craai Cauntry StIHwatar If, Park-Cattaft Oraval OttW CraM Cauntry StIHwatar It, Park-Cattafa OravaS. NUTTROPOLITAH ARIA ayt Cratt Caantry At Mtitrani 41 laka M. TCU head coach 1953-1966, then served as athletic director until he retired In 1975. Jin BOAT. CAMPING a ir: s.

TOMMY HEARNS scored a I mnm rany riaai WMtfl, tram Salt Laka City al Ika Cantral Mackay Laa Sat. Sant raca Afflack. dafaniaman, lafc Han, datamaman, and nan Ofltvia, farward, ta Sail Laka CHy. SOCCER Martk AmricM Laaaaf SAH DIIOO SOCKllS-Snjmd Jata Hata, cantar-4ar. ward, ta a traa aaant can-tract.

Said Irian Jay and Aial Naumann, dalaadiraj and Irani Krautkaaian, mMtlaMar. ta tka CalHamla Sort tar calk and Mara draH WSJ 10th round technical knockout Community College MIMNISOTA Invar Hint MMnatafa JV 44. Rainy Rivar 11 Itaaca 44. over welterweight Clyde Gray, Canadian and British Common wealth champion, at Olympic WED. thru SUN Stadium in Detroit.

JAM. 17-21 TWO USC football players defensive back Willie Crawford iMv aSi Swimming HIGH SCHOOL NORTH MMtURSAN KatfcHM IU. SI MM 47. Sprlnilaka Park 111 Caan Ra- PNtlM. COLLEGE VAHDIIIILT-Annaancad tka railfnatlan at Larry Scmlttau, kaad buttill caack.

nd linebacker Charles Moses 1 ti If- If ft 7V7i JW', -ILtl' AT tj are on trial In Los Angeles for 5 GREAT SHOWS IN ONE allegedly attacking a woman, ST. PAUL SUIURIAN Nullum IM, Tartan 4f her husband and their 3-year- No. 1 It's a Camping Snow! aa. it. paw tl old son last October after a minor traffic accident.

Football Last word: "SOMEONE asked me once Motor ftorrtH travl lrilrgL true campe, ni Iraiiar. mmi-nomtM. ftth WfrtMiara. lartti, bacii-paut. trail (ooda A vant No.

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sport aqutpmant. cuta gaar. Mitdatmy A Hy-tiMng about my life's ambition. I'm HIGH SCHOOL Boys ST. PAUL Cantral ft, Murray 41.

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Nartk St. Paul Si, Wklta Saar Tartan 47, SlbWy 17. MISSOTA Appta Vallay 44, LakavIHa M. NartkttaM SX Frmln(tn 11 Ratamawif 44, timlay 14. SUIURIAN WIST Ckaika St, Autl.rt u.

ItM Pralrl JO, Orana 17. Glaca 41 Hutcklnian If. Wacanla 17, Snakapaa MITROPOLITAN APIA Carhl MauMkaM at Paltk 71, St. Craii Luttiaran It. Golf sure he expected me to sav.

Win the Grand National Cham BOB HOPE CLASSIC JaknManaHay 44-44-111 Ho. 4 H's a Travel Shew! 47-47-IM art wan Hunting tuning rasortl. campgraundi. fly.in rorr A vacation trail tram numvaul iiaiai Canada Laanard Tkampian tv-44-US But I said, 'Catch a world record That would mean more to the people 4f-t7-IM Harm rvrpin Tarn Partial Hi. 5 It's tht Sett Stage Show! "cn, 1 NFL Championship Super Bowl JANUARY It DaHat n.

pirrtaarak al Miami, lp.m. College Bowls Garnet Saturday SIHIOR IOWL At MaWte. Ala. Hartk Sautk, naan. CHALLIMOI SOWL AtSaattta la CfaM AH-stan at.

Pac-M Gam Sunday JAPAN SOWL At Takya law vi Wail, 14 a.m. in Wisconsin than winning the Former Iowa State coach Earle FREE DISCOUNT TICKETS AT SNYDER'S, WED OWl EXHIBITORS stock car championship." Dave Bruce is expected to be named Marcis. NASCAR racer from head football coach at Ohio State Wausau, Wis. today. Bruce, 47, an Ohio State tf-tt-117 4S-4t-11t 71-44-117 ta-44-IM 4S-71-1M 7l-4t-Ut 71-47-lit 7t-4f-IIt 41-74-114 7144- lit 4f-74-llf 7144-14 71-44-Mf 71-44-144 lam LaniyWadklw Ckartai Caady Laa Travlna Lan Hmkh) Tarn Kit akMuraky Karmlt Sarlty akky Wadklnt Andy San Jack Nlcklaai Larry MaMan rffi JLJ LD Mm 0 graduate, resigned at Iowa State Bill Hengen yesterday..