Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 16

Wko: Stands-'Where Friday, February 24, 1984 Poe-Tia The Indiana Gazette I MB. (Ml DePaaL Ch. 1. 18 Pwltd oat SAort. Mebound San Diato 47 (CwnmlngiUl.Oo'den Stale 40 (Carroll 14).

Aa-alita ian Dieeo 21 (hlxM 14. Go4en Vale 34 (Start toula Sen 22. GolOrn llaiel4.A a.615. FRIDAY BASKETBALL HIGH SCHOOl BOYS Ovt'flme None. PanalllH Acton.

Mln. Sio't on Goal Mfnnaiota M-ie-A 17. Phtra-ct'ph' l-i 3-10-431. Goallet Mlinewta. Mdocnc.

Philadelphia. Froest. A 16,10. Al Ca'oafy. Alberta Vawwwf 1 -t Cehatnt 0 I) Pint Ptrted 1.

Vancfiuver, Grarfln 14 (UPl). 1:11. 3. Vancouver, McNab 15 (LuOjI), 11:31 Ipb). Penair-ei-Rcta, Van, Tarll.

Van. Ritcbroc-gfi, Cal, 10:37. Second Period None. Paiallle Moclnnlii Cal. Grldifl.

Vai. TMffl Period 3. Caleary, TambtHlnl 9 (epur-eeoli, a. Caloarv. Been 33.

0:57. Penalties TembtlllnT, caf, Srrfeilt. Van. Overllmi 5. Calgary.

Rlsebroueii II Kremm, Patterson), Penalllaj None. Shots en Goal Vancoum 16-17137. Cal 8rv)5-)tn-s 3. Goallet Vancouver. Caprice.

Caloarv. Edwards. A 16.764. Mow the Too Twenty teams tn the Associated Press' 1K3-84 celleoe beUelball Mil land. Thursday: t.

North CoroMni -l I did not Play. 2. Georgetown (23-2) did not play. 3. Houston (24-3) Old not play.

4. Kentucky (20-3) did not nlay. 5. DePaul (30-3) did not play, Illinois (20-3) did not play. 7.

Nevada-Las Vegas (24-11. belt Fullertwi State 74-62, OT. 8. Oklahoma (33 3) old not ploy. 9.

Texas-El Paso (21-21 did not play. 10. Tulsa (33-3) did not play. 11. Arkansas (33-4) beat Texas Tech S5-4t.

12. Memphis Sfa'e (30-5) did not play. Purdue (18-J) did nol pray. t4. Duke (22-S) beat North Caroline Stat 3 70, OT.

is. Wake Forest 19-5) did not ploy. 16. Syracuse (17-6) dfd nol play. 17.

Temole (21-21 did not play. 18. Washington (19-5) beat California 54-51. It. Auburn did net claw.

Vikings ousted by Turtle Creek SPRING CHURCH Katie Brown scored 21 points to lead Turtle Creek's girls to 55-54 win In the WPIAL Class AA Open Tournament Thursday night, Renae Gordish paced A-R with 17, while Mindy Fello added 1J. A-R ended with a 14-7 record. TuillvCtMh Wonack M-H. Ward 1-3-9, Geranke 3-3-f. Breivn M-U.

Oullk 3-4-6, Lmm 0-33. Tot.ll w.m-.-i4 Fl'lo 4-0-tl, Gcrdlsh 5-7-17, Stewart 3-M, DHmir 4-D-B, Aiklns 1-0-3. Conifantlno 3-1-7, To- TlrtlBCt" Jl 11 Apotio-Rldaa 14 11 IUP splits Paul Aiken won all four of his bouts, but IUP's 1-2 men's fencing team lost on touches in an 8-8 match with California Thursday. The 3-0 women scored a 7-5 4 pav SaetworM. Roger Maysrestber tsnada Us WBA JiaUe -Ligar-tujal title va, Retky 4 s.as.

uouegt Baaaetftail, nana carsuaa i aum. CBI laerta Sasxtay. Bom4 BttAt- 1:88 p.B. NBA oautxtbaJl. Trail Blase tl Pacrs, ESPN 18 p-m.

NBA Baskeibal, Celtics at Bum, ESPN Craig, IHS end season with wins BROOKVILLE Eric Craig ended hi9 dual-match career with an outstanding record as Indiana High's wrestlers dropped Brookville '46-15 Thursday night. Craig, who scored 'a pin in less than a minute at-165, ended his 19B3-B4 season with a 22-0 mark and three-year dual-mafch record of 55-e. And Craig Miller's' team, which had only three home matches, finished 1W. "I guess you can say it was one of the better seasons," said Mitler. In addition to Craig; Indiana also got pins from Gino Lorelli (98), Mike Sgro (195), Paul Tripod! (126) and Todd Good (1321.

98 Lorelli 11) plrned Hudson. 5:18 10S Soro II) pinned Burkelt. 4:50 113 DeTmassolBt dec. Greene, 11-2 119 Ord IB) dec. Wclland.

6-3 138 Tripodi III plrmefl Gordon 133 Good (I) Plnnefl 138 Sharp (Bl plnnea YoUns. 145 wniison iDwanbyforfell 155 Blakleyll) decisianed Harding, 9-4 17 Park (II and Harrietr (B) drew, 3-3 185 Craig (I) pinned Crteslnul, :54 Hwl Miner til (Iic.McWilllams. 18-J JV Brookvllle.tVl DllldahSteveSnyaer- A a k9t uw MMA OAlUIIMua Ur I He MUN I IT 30. Orsoon Stale (19-5) beat Arliont Stle 69 SI. ThursuSav'i BASEBALL American League MILWAUKEE WERS Acqu 1 red Randy LavlBne.

outfielder, from the Chicago Cubs for Rick Kranipa, plfcter. anostan Levi, outfielder. SEATTLE MARINERS Stared Bob Kearney and Orlando Merc ado, caichers. and Edwin Nunet. Jed Murray end NaConal Laaaua LOS ANGELES DCDGEVs-Sffined Rafael LJndesrov.

int. elder, to a one-year cortract. PHILADELPHIA PH ILLIES Signed JfM Stone. outfielder, ro a OW-vear contract. running back, and Joe Verria.

delanslv lineman, to rosier. Cut Kevin Porter, defensive back. NEW JERSEY GENERALS Signed DwIsM SuMlvan, running back, ard John line-backer. Placed Danny Knight, wide receiver, on he injured reserve rosier. HOCKEY National Hockey Leoou NEW YORK ISLANDfcKS-srgned Pal Flat-ley and Pat LaFonlalne.

forwards, tomulti-vear contracts. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Acquired Paul Guav, wing, and a t96i third-round draft choice from the Minnesota North Stare tor Paul Holmgren, wing. SOCCER tialor Indoor Soccer Leaou FRIDAY 7 p.m. CoUejeteketbatl.ESPN 1 7:38 p.m. NBA buktusall, Knlclaj at Hawks, WOR 8:05 p.m.

NBA DiULkeUwU, Knicks at SATUKUAY -IB e.m. Teitsws, Davis Clip, MS. ts. ttatnaaHa at Bocharest, ESPN 11 a.m. SkJilag.

U.S. Aiphw NaUooals, Ch. 43C (Chaenel 10 at midnight) 12 noon Collesjc BaiketbaU. Seloa ReD at St John's. Cm.

I 2 p.m. College Basketball, Georcetown at Boston ColleKe, Ch. 1, 10 I p.m. College Basketball, Maroartte Notre Dame, ESPN 3:38 p.m. PBA Tour, Mcister Bran Opea, Olmsted.

Ohio, Cb. 4 4 p.m. CBS Sports Saturday, Michael Strinks (24-0) defends his aniveral llgbt-beawwelgbt Hlle vs. Eddie Davis 117-3-1) Id a U-roooder at AtlanlicClly.Cb.l, 10 p.m. College BaikctbaH, Keatncky al Georgia, Cb.

8,11 4 p.m. College Basketball. Rhode Island al West Virginia, Ch. 1 4 p.m. College Basketball, Illinois at Par-due, ESPN a p.m.

Wide World of Sports, Race Across America. Wlalernailooal Drag Racing Cbam-pionsbips, Ch. i 6 p.m. Horse Raring. WOR 7 p.m.

College Basketball, Michigan at Ohio State, Ch. 43 7: 40 p.m. College Basketball, SbJppeasbiirg at IUP, WDAO I p.m. College Basketball, Pitt at Syrarnse, c.a I p.m. College Basketball, Rangers at Caaa-dlens, WOR p.m.

College Basketball, Bails at Hawks, TBS 9 p.m. College Basketball. Iowa al Horse Rscfng, WOR SUNDAY I a.m. Tennis, Davis Cup, U.S. vs.

Romania, ESPN 12:30 p.m. Skiing, U.S. Alpioe Naliooats. Ch. 1 iChajuel 10 al midnight I 1:05 p.m.

Auto naclng, Richmond 1M. TBS 1 p.m. College Basketball, Arkansas at Houston, Ch. 8,11 1:10 p.m. USFL FoolbaJI, Maalerc at Out--la, WDAD, WAM0-FM 1:30 p.m.

USFL Football, Generals at Stal- stHBcinl group LADIES' SPORT DRESS SHOES 2 Pr. LARRY'S SHOES DOWNTOWN INDIANA i 30 10 19 11 13 11 10 17 WESTERN DIYltKJN 16 11 Pittsburgh Cleve'and Balllmore New York Memphis Buflalo Kansas City 51. Louis Wichita Phoenix Los Angeles Tacoma 17 13 14 14 -SCO iVi 13 14 11 17 10 11 inuraoay-a oanea Pittsburgh 6. ClevelandS Phoenix 7. SI.

Louis Friday's Games New York at Buffalo. p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland. 8:05 p.m. Memphis al Wichita, 8:15 p.m.

Saturday'e Gamee Wichita at Baltimore. 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Kansas City, 8:35 PJTL. Tacomaat Phoenix, 9:35 o.m. St.

Louis at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Sunday's Game Memphis at Cleveland. 4:34 pjn. TtairsdScofW Albany Pharmacy 61. SKidmore 59 Bloomlieid 71, Mt.

SI. Mary's 55 Boslon 6fl Canis ius 51 Brooklyn 77. Md. -Eastern Shore 53 Buffalo 60. Potsdam St.

59 Clarion 61, Gannon 60 Fairmont SI. 60. Wheeling 58. OT Geneva 107, Penn 83 Hamilton 59, Colgate 56 Loyola. Md.

43. Marist 41 Robert Morris 78. Lone Island U. 77, OT Rutgers102. Penn St.

93 Sacred Heart 95. Merrimack 84 Spring Garden 76, Phila. Pharmacy 39 St. Francis. Pa.

86. St. Francis. N.Y. 79 St.

Joseph's, Pa- 59, St. Bona venture 51 SI. Thomas Aouinas 73; New Palti71 St. Vincent 72. La Roche 62 Stonehlll 63, So.

Connecticut 54 Upsala6l. Dominican SO W. Virginia 87, Massachusetts S9 SOUTH Baptist 61, Monmouth, N.J.56 Centenary 83. Rock 71 Citadel 91. S.Carolina St.

76 Coasial Carolina 76, Vorheei 67 Covenant S8. har tar 54 Duke 73. N. Carolina St. 70.

OT E. Kentucky 71. Murray SI. 54 Kv. Wesievan 68.

Lewis 65 Limestone 60. Mars Hill 48 Maryland 79. Georgia Tccl 74 Morehead St. 83. Austin Peay 71 Morehouse 67.

savannah St. 63 N.c-Asheviiiesa. NE Louisiana 71, McMeese SJ.63 PresbvlE'ian 82, Lander 19 Samtorau. tiVt Louisiana 50 Sc. Mississippi 77, s.

Carolina 75 Scuttern Tech 16, Edward Waters 89 VfllOQStail. Columbus 5 W. Carolina 102, Marshall 100. OT W. Georgia 73.

Albany 51. 63 MIDWEST Grand Rapids Bapllt74 fl'acXOjrn 74, 63 DraKetGO. Indiana 51.83 Imfiurit B5. Rosary 70 Pi. Hays St.

73. AT.ary mount 43 Grand Valley 51. 104. Oakland 84 G-andview 68. Grgcel8'-d61 Hillsdale 94.

Lake Svwlor SI. 60 Ind'ena 72, Michigan 57 Indiana Centrales, Ashland 63 Wavne 74, SI. Francis. Ind. 65 Iowa 63.

Wisconsin 55 Lin den wood 66. Columbia. Mo. 60 MacMurraySE. Illinois Coll.

57 82. Northern 51. 45 Minnesota 63. Northwestern 57 Mo -Kansas City 77. Baker 57 Oakland City 80.

Indldna-5E 64 S. Dakota Tech 13, Sioux Falls 67 Saginaw Valley SI. 7B. Northwoo071 5o.lliiru las. Illinois SI.

PS Tennessee Tech 74, Akron 68 Washington, Mo. TJ, Varyvllle 72 Wayne SI. 6V, Ferris St. 55 WeslmarBS, Dana 75 William Jewell 15, Avlla 64 Wrfshl St. 71.

Bellarmine 59 Youngsiown St. Tennessee St. 64 SOUTHWEST Arkan5S, Texas Tech 49 Arkansas 51. 84, Texas-Arlington 73 Ledy of the Lake 44 Cent. Aransas 71.

Hendrlx 63 Crelghlon 93. W. Texas SI. 87 Hardin -Simmons 63, Georgia Southern Si Jonn Brown 139. Philander Smith 10 Lamar 69.

N. Texas Si. 66 Ouachita Baptist 59. Arkansas Tech 58 School of ihe Oiarki 70. Henderson 69 FAR WEST Arliona 75, Oregon 68, OT Biota 67.

Cal. Lutheran 41 Cal. Irvine 58, CI. -Santa Barbara 56 Colorado St. 70, Brlghem Youno 65 E.Montana 71, Seattle Pacific 69 Fresno St.

63, New Mexico SI. 54 Long Beach St. 68. Pacific SB Montana 61, Idaho St. 58 Vegas 74, Fullerton St.

63, OT Idaho 67 No. Arizona 70. Boise St. 69 New Mexico Highlands 64. So.

Colorado 57 Oregon 51. 69. Ariiona St. 50 San Dieoo 63. 5anta Clara 61 So.

Ulah 91, Adams St. 83 Utah SI. 66. San Jose St. 60 Washing Ion 54, California 51 Washington Si.

65, Stanford 61 Weber St. 68, Montana St. 59 Willamette 55, Pacific, Ore. 51 Wyoming 75. Utah 60 TOURNAMENTS CIAA Tournament Quarterfinals Norfolk St.

76. Hampton Inst. Jl St. Augustine's 93, Favetlevllle St. 85 Virginia Union 84, St.

Paul's 65 Winston-Salem St. 88. Virginia SI. 86 Frontier Corrfaranoa FIrat Round Montana Tech 67, Great Falls 50 KIAC Tournament First Round Berea 97, Alice Llovd 76 Cemnbellsvllle 99, Thomas More 86 Cumberland 71, Clinch Valley 51 Union. Ky.

88, Georgetown. Ky. 82 Southern States Conference First Round Auburn-Mont. 73. Alabama Christian 64 Montevallo49, SUNYAC Tournament Sanuflnalo Buffalo SI.

54.0nconta Si; 48 SAVE WITH 1200 SERIES POWER KING TRACTOR LOCKARD'S EQUIPMENT 4 MILES EAST OP C1TMER Appalachian Conference Chornplonihlp (J Ot United High Z- Horner-Center vs. Con. Volley, 7i30 p.m. WNAl Class AA Tournament Apollo-Rrdge ol Mohawk WPIAl Clau A Teurnamtnt Shonnodt Volley ot Cotnichoei Laurel ol Elderton, p.m. Dayton or Father Geibel Dlitricl 9-AAAA Pufluvtowftty ot Bradford HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Indiana at Loyahock WRESTLING COLLEGE al Morgan Stat IUP a NCAA Orvislxi TournonMrri HIGH SCHOOL Punxiutownty ol LockHovtn i SWIMMING COLLEGE MEN at ilMmsburg University IUP Ol PC Championthip NIHIL Wii Conference Patrick- vision Pie 36 32 I 78 70 I 76 31 33 4 74 GF CA 249 S16 347 230 237 1B7 263 31? 190 JI7 1 Ita 257 204 273 2M 2B1 214 336 232 233 15) NVii Kv Ranoers -Washnglcn x-POiiadeiohia Pinibtrgn New Jersey IV ID a 31 3) Division 40 17 86 IB 20 4 13 33 A 72 26 i 61 It 33 I inbell Conference isrrli Division Chicago Detroit V.

lii -Toronto 'x-Edmonton CelBlry Wnniow -Vaneeuver JO 27 33 371 176 315 333 733 JSo 324 2U 230 197 354 259 33S 244 264 286 243 263 249 2B3 16 22 13 iS 23 27 23 35 19 31 13 x-iiintnw piayoti Derm Thursday's Gem is M.Y. Rangers 4. Quebec 1 Hertford 3. Buffalo 3 Montreal 3 (Minnesota 3. Philadelphia tf N.Y.

islander 5. Si. Lou.s iCaJsarv 3. Vancouver 3. OT Friday's Game Calgary at Eemonton.

i 35 o.m. Los Angeles ai Vancouver. 1) 05p.m. Saturday's Garru WesMngton at Delroil.3:Gf p.m. New Jerser at N.Y.

Islanders. 7:05 e.m. pniiadeioma at Hartioro. s.m. I SI.

Louis al Quebec. s.m. 1 Boston at Winnipeg. 8:05 p.m. i N.Y.

Rangers al Montreal. 8:05 p.m. 1 Chicago at Pittsburgn. a. 05 p.m.

Toronto at ecmonlon, 1:05 p.m. 4uHaloalMinnesota.8:"5i.rri. Sunday 'a Game a St. Louis at Quebec. 3:05 d.

m. Washiflvionat Hartford. 2:05 p.m. NY. Islanders al Philadelphia.

7:05 p.n Pittsburgh at N.Y. Ranger. 7:30 P.m. Detroit at Chicago, p.m. Toronto al Vancouver.

10:05 p.m. Cilaarv at LOS Angeles. 10: 30 p.m. Thursday's NHL Summaries ay i itm Muutia.ro i-iBia AfNrw York UueDeC N.Y. Ranger 2 1 1 Flnt Period 1, New York.

McClanahan (Fotlu. Dave Malonev). 17. 3. New York, Beck -i (Lelnonen, Hanlon).

16:48 (sHJ. Penall.es -u. AAarois. Que, Sundstrcm, NY, 15:5. Second Period 3.

New York. Oitwrne 15 (Hedoerg, Beck). :08. 4. Quebec.

P. Stasinv 32 (M. Staslnr, Price), 11:34. Penalties wi- salainen. NY.

Gouiet, Qte. Hed-berg. NY. 19:31. -i Third Period I.

Quebec. A. Staslny if Price). 14:50. 6.

New York, Osborne 1 (Larouche. Beck). Penalliei U. Staslr.v. Que.

Rogers. NY. Richmond, NY t-- Shots on Goal Quebec 9-17-1338. tie Yo'k 14-7-10 71. Goalies Quebec Malarchuk.

New York. Hanlon. A 17,404. V. A M.Y.

2 FVst Per'ed Nona. Penan tes Hkkev. StL. SiPl; Nulrom. NY.

Bourne. NY. 19:40. V- 5cor Parloa 1, New York. Jonsvon 11 (To-v nelli, B.

Suite'). 3. SI. Louts. 6 (Andenon, Wickenne'serl.

9:72. 3. Ne York, Bom 43 (Gilbert. Polvin). 17:33 (c).

Penal. ries stL. Sutter. SiL. ftamaee.

Sil, B- Sutter. KY. 1 MeciCk.NY.II.lo. Third Perioo I. Ne York, Gilbert 31 Lan-, Trottler, S.

New York, Kiliur 4:40. 4, New York, Trottier j0 Bow. Potvinl, top). Penalties Pal in. NY.

Pers-son NY. Andersen. 51L. Ramage, StL. Shell on Gcal St.

Louts 7.10-1537. New York 1-13P-12. Goalies SI. Louts. Liwt.

New York. Smith. AlHoniraU Winntpag 2 2 1-5 Hanlraal 0 3 03 Ftrit Perrod 1, Winnipeg, Mantha 12 (Hawer-. ehuk, Lvkowlch), 17:02. 2.

winning. Plcard 4 "Small, Steenl, Penal I las teen. Win, Hamel. MOn. Carbannedu, Man, Urkawlch.

Win. do li Die minor. Robinson, 1 Man, Winnipeg bench, served by Lu-kewtch. 19:11. Period 3.

Mcnlreel, Nilan 14 4, Wmrlpee, MacL-ean 31 (Hawer-" chek. LukDwich). 5, vontreai. Smim 35 Lafleur, TtflDylH. 5:54.

I. Montreal. Milan 15 ":Nat.tund. Chacon. 9: 1 3 tPP).

7. Wirripeg. Slsen IS (McBa'n. BaDvch), 17 43. Penaltlet Lu-ikcw'ch.

Win, Babvcfi. Win. Bosch men.Wln.19:12. Ttrrr.bull. Von.

19:12. Thlfd Period 8. Winnipeg. DeBioii 30 IBMCh-man. Wat'ersl.

13:17. Penalties Chabol. 611; HawertftuK. W.n. Laller, Aton.

Snots or Gtal Winnipeg 10-4-1125. Montreal f-9-9 37. Gcaiies wirnpeg. Soelacrt. Montreal, Warn ste.

A 15J3S. AlHatforrf.Conn. Bbfald Id 4, Karflofd 1113 Ffrst Period 1. Hariford. Johnien 31 (Craw-.

ffrrd. Roberison), 1 19. 3. Buffalo. Andrcychuk 31 13:39.

Penalty Quenneuine. Har, -i 10:36 Period 3, Hart turd, Francis 21 .49. Penaiiie5 Poligno. Bui, Mar, 9-35; Housley, But, 13:23. Third Pofod 4, Buffalo.

Andrevchuk 32 IHoustey, Perreajlt), 9:49 (pp). 5, Har I ford, Turgeon (Franels, Currie), IS: 14. Penalties A 'Turseon. Har, Perreault, But, Tur- ST 'oon. Her.

Verrel, Buf, Guenne. 'Ville, Har. If Shots on oo I Buffalo 7-1134. Harltord S-14- ''Goilles Buffalo, Barrasso. Hartford, Millen.

A 11,325. w-jPjilleoelpua 1110-3 j-A First Period 1, Philadelphia. Slttier 21 f-r(Propo). 17:13. Penalties Stanley, Phi, TAshton.

Min, 3:45: Levi, Min, ma lor, 'McCrimmon, Pnt. major, Cochrane, Phi, Acton. Min, Ron Sutter, Phi. -'e-oten, Min, 18:31. Second Period 2.

Philadelphia, Propo '-K'r, Pouiift), :35. 3. Minnesota. Graham 1 'Maruk. MacAdam).

13:50. 4. Minnesota. rot en 33 (Robem). Penalties Cochrane.

Phi. Biuosiad. Min. Ron Sutler. --Acton.

M'n, 15:06. 7 TWra Per loo Minnesota, BroTen 33, 6. pnilsdelphla, Propp 29 (Kerr, McCrlmmon), V- 17:1. Penalties Re oerti, Min, major, Rich Sutler, Pfll, malor, Cochrane, PW. 11:13.

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1 984. MARCH AAA FLYING OF THE MONTH One week vacation in exciting Copenhagen. Excellent lust ciass hotel accornnto-dations al the Adrntfal Hotel. You're sure to enjoy sigNseeing this fantastic cily. Departuielrom Pittsburgh March 20.

19B4. APRIL AAA FLYING OF THE MONTH America's vacation land Orlando. Florida, only 7 mires from Osney World This 7-day Orlando vacation departs April gi. 1 9B4. APRIL AAA FLYING OF THE MONTH Fabulous tun-tiHed Las Vegas.

Arorrtmodations at the superior first class casino hotel The Flamingo Hilian Gardens. Departure date from Pittsburgh is April 26, 1984. APRIL AAA SAILING OF THE MONTH Royal Caribbean Ciuise Line's "SONG OP AMERICA" has in a short time become one of the most popular cruise liners in the Caribbean. You will enjoy this 7-day cruise whxh departs Miami April 15. -visiting Nassau, San Juan and St- Thomas.

5 discount lew AAA travel agency clients. MAY AAA SAILING OF THE MONTH By popular demand. Norwegian Caribbean Line's fabulous "SS NORWAY" will again host AAA clients on a AAA sailing of the month This 7-day cruise departs Miami on May 19 with visits to St. Thomas, Nassau and a Bahamian OuMs'and A speciaf "gel acquainted" reception is included tor the group. 5 Discount tor AAA travel agency ci.ents JUNE AAA SAILING OF THE MONTH 7 North to Alaska on Paquet Cruises' beautiful SS HHAPSODY, Enjoy the scenery of Juneau, Skagway.

Glacier Bay and Ketchikan on this 7-day cruise which departs Vancouver on June 21 5 discount tor AAA travel agency catenas. JULY AAA SAILING OF THE MONTH CUN AHO COUNTESS' Caribbean 7-day cruise features five ports of call. This vessel will depart San Juan on July 14 and visit Caracas. St. Vincent.

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Sari Juan and St. Thomas. AAA wiH receive free air transportation plus a gel-acquainted cocktail reception. 5 discount lot AAA Iravpl agency churns SPECIAL AUGUST AAA SAILING OF THE MONTH Costa's beautiful MTS DAPHNE sails Uom Vancouver, B.C. lo Alaska on August 10.

This 7-day luxury cruise wilh moderate rates visits Wrangell, Endtcoll Armsi Juneau, Skagway, Davidson and Rainbow Glaciers and Ketchikan. A cocktail reception for AAA clients is included. 5 discount lot AAA travel agency clients AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF INDIANA COUNTY MOHAWK ColTeebreakers Joan Wearer 185-171 -14-'558, Jennie Merandl II3-SU, Joan SUncombe 118-MS, Cathy Flanders 318-SII. EJizaoelli HnlcMnsan 301 Sll. Haiel HUI ltt-Sal, Judy Mclieory I8C-S01, Rutb Shields 174-493, Saody Palmer 3JI-48I, Virginia.

Sisak 184-483. Black Lkk Miied League Harry Spohn 214-I8-Zt64jt8. Bob Cooper Z45-SM, Rick Markolln tIS-SM, Larry HIM 300-539, Pete Cikowskl 187-528. Xathy llrlman 20t-572r Karen Reaser 30-554. Mam belle Smith 114-SSt.

Chloc Benclc 111-541. CBIhyHeltnanlH-SOS-. Women's Suburban Joan Maschek SfW-ltt-1T8-STI, BemAdr11 Harvey 353-571. Shirlev Bril-hart 338-5(7, Clslre Wachler 1H-SSI, Audrey Wldmer SiDVUl, Belly Shankle 1JS-5S1. Mir- Ko-bertson 191-531, Sally Roth 114-521, Kay Penrose I04.su, Jennie MoraadU7J-S0L laiAA a "a a atp- bbalii if SORRY MOHAWK LEAGUE BOWLERS' ONLVI SQUAD TIMES: XT Sim.

Noon to p.m. 47 13 34 3) 31 31 Philadelphia New York New Jersey Washington Deirnl' Attaria Cnicaao 32 11 .571 79 37 3 32 3) .415 (A inoiana Ulan Dallas Kansas City San Anion 13 Houston Los Anaeies Poriund Seattle PnoenU Coloen Stale 34 13 MIT 34 .534 4 24 It 436 35 34 .434 It' 73 34 .404 UVi J73 12 35 19 34 2 i .464 10 .439 ll'-i .339 17 3S 32 19 37 san Diego 7hurulav'B New Jesev 110. Indiana 103 Cievilanolia, Philadelphia 109. OT Phoenix 107. Kaniai Cily 95 Ulan 13, Sen Antonio 147,301 San Dxoo ioa.

Golfien Stale 103 Friday's Qames Porirandat PhiisdelpMj, p.m. Detroit al Indiana. 7:15 p.m. New Vork 61 Allanla, 7:40 o.m. WaiMngion ai Chicago.

8 35 o.m. Milwaukee! Dallas. lio m. Denver at Phoenin, P.m. Boston at Los Angeles.

10:30 P.m. Utan at Seattle, p.m. Saturday's Gimas New York at New Jersey, 7:35 o.m. Chicago at Allanla, 8:10 p.m. Washington at Cleveland.

8:05 p.m. Milwaukee dt San Anionic. 1:30 o.m. Go'den Stale al Houston, 8:40 p.m. Oanas 'jtan.

P.m. Kansas City at Denver. 9 Mtom. Sunday's Camas Los Angeles ai Pni atfelolna. 17:05 p.m.

San Diego at Seat rle. 5:30 P.m. Portland al Ir.siaia. 7:50 pm, CleveUndal Detroit, Boston at PhOini, p.m. Thursday a Bom At East Rutherford.

N.J. avDIANA(lC3) McKenna 3-6 1-1 7. tCelkXB 1-7 3-7 A SUpano-vkr f-ia 3-4H. Carter 1-7 2-1 Skhtrng4.l 1-1 II. G.

Jonnson 9-10 4-9 74. Lowe 1-3 2-3 4. Sleeoe 4-7 13- Combs 3-5 2-3 6. waiters J-3 3-3 8. Tola IS 39-75 2S-11 10 NEW JERSEY (110) O'Koren 1-1 0-O 2.

Wiiliamsa-13 3-5 19. Oawklnt 6- 10 7-S if. Sirdsong 6-16 0-2 12. Ransev 8-13 1-1 1 7. Gm.niKI 4-5 0-0 8.

Cook 5-10 0-0 10. Ricna'dson 7- 15 1-3 15. Walker 1-1 0-0 i. R. Johnson 3-6 0-0 6.

Tctats 49-92 12 IE 110. Indiana 31 81 30 23103 NewJerseir 25 31 25 29110. Fouled out None. Rebounds Indiana 15 5U-oanovich 7). New Jersey (Vrfilirams 13).

As-srsts Indira (Lowe 6), d'ew Jersey 7S IRIcrc ardscn, Ransey 6). Tola) foots Indiana 31. Mew Jeriey 29. Technicals Dawk ins (elected). A 9.V64.

Al Ctaveland PHILADELPHIA (1QB! Williams t. o-O 7. Ervlna 8-16 6.T37. WaloneT-)6 li 19 39. Toner 8-15 6-9 22.

Cheeks 2-9 2 4 J. avarcni 1-4 3-3 1, 6 Jones i-1 J. EOwards 1-S 1-7 s. C. Jctinson 5-9 0-0 10, Threalt 0-0 00 Totals 15-iJ 38-51 109.

CLEVELAND (11 8 Snelion S-9 3-3 13. Rcbinton -13 3-2 13. HInson 1-1 0-0 3. Huston 6-a 2-3 14. Free 14-38 7-11 35.

Hubbard 3 6 0-0 4. Ccok 7 4 i-J Poouette 0-0 0-0 0. Tncmojon 9-14 1-3 19. Baglev4-ii 4 6 12. Totals 4S-93 70-79116.

Phllacaiphia IT 34 1 11 8109 Cleveland 21 14 27 IS 116 Three-point goal Cheeks. Fouled out Edwards. Hmson. Resounds Philadelphia 4t Maiore 17). Cleveland 39 (Cock 13).

Aunts Pn.ladelohia 23 CTonev. Keeks 7). Cleveland 30 (Huiion e. Total feuis Philadelphia 29. C'tv-lana 34 A la S17.

Al Kansas City. Ms. PHOEhfKOOTl Lucas 4-11 6-6 14. Nance 4-70-08. Edwards 7-17 7431.

Davis 10-17 4-4 la. Foster 0 1 3-2 7. Mac 10 3-2 14. MdamsS-iOO-0 10. Rooev 1-3 0-07, West-pnl 5-5 0-0 10, Sanders 1-5 C-0 3.

Scott 0-0 0-0 0. P.iiman0-i 0-00. Toiali43-3; ji 107. KANSAS CITY (OS) Johnson 4-13 9 9 17. 69 7-S 14.

ThomBscni-51-3 5. Drew 5-II 7-8 17. TheusS-12 5-7 15. Meriweatner i-a l-i 3. Nealy 0-0 1-2 1.

Woodson 4-9 5-6 13. Bum 1-1 0-0 7. Knight 3-9 0-0 6. Mlcneau l-l ri i. Totals 33-74 31-41 9i Pheenli 28 21 34 24107 Kansas City 39 33 32 21 05 Fou'ad oul None.

Rebounds Phoenix 45 (Lucas 14), Kansas City 33 (Johnson 9). Assists Phoenix I Lucas. Davis. Asams 4), Kansas CH 27 Drew 81. 7oil louts Phoenix 3i, Kansas City 10.

Tecnnical Phoenix, delay ol game. A 11,309, AlSall Lake City SANAWTONIO(143) BRnksS-80-1 10. Mitchell 16-35 9-10 41, Gilmore 1- 1 1-4 4. Brewer 10-21 3-4 33. Lucas 10-1B 1-1 71.

Roberts 8-15 0-0 It, Paxion 0-1 0-D D. McNamar 2- 4 3-6 7, Janes 7-13 6-6 20. Tola 11 59-11734-13 143. UTAH (143 Oantley 15-38 12-16 42. Bailey 3-4 0-0 4.

Eaton 1-6 3-3 Green 3-11 44 10, Griftiln 13-29 1-2 30. Bos til 6-7 1-3 15. Eaves 3-8 0-0 6. Drew S-ll 9-10 19. Wilkins 5-12 7-4 13.

Totals il 16 34-44 143. San Antonio 31 19 30 20 10 10142 Uiati 34 28 27 IB 11143 Three-point noalt Griffith 3. Fouled out Bosweil. Rebourds San Anlenio 47 (Mitchell 10). Utah 70 Wilkins 16).

Ass-sis San Anlon'rO 17 (Lucas 13. uian 37 (Green id. Total louis San Anionic 32. uiah 31. Teuinicals Boswail, Uian Coach Layden.

A 10.154. SAN DIEGO (188) Cifnrri 7-13 10-11 14, Walton 6.10 04 12. Donaldson 3-5 2-2 8. Nixona-14 0-0 12, Pierce Ml 1-3 17, Xelser I 1-2 IS. O.

Smith 4-7 0-10 16. H0d-ges 1-8 0-0 3. MOCumey 1-1 043. Totals 43-77 24-2 M6. GOLDEN STATE (103) Johnson 3-12 1-2 5.

Short 6-20 2-3 1 4. Carroll 12-19 3-4 29, Conner 3-7 1-3 7. Fiovd 8-11 1-7 18. Smith 2-6 O-O 4. Collins 10 14 3-4 22.

B'ati 2-604)4. Tiilis 0-1 0-0 0. Mannlon 0-3 04 0. Tola IS 46-101 11-16193. San Diego 38 29 2710 Golden Slate 23 21 21 25103 1981 PONTIAC Grand Prix, L6 coupe, fuH power, bucket Mats.

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