Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 29

Scoreboard THE STATE 40LRXAL Wed Dec. 8. 1 976 C-3 Wesolek paces Williamston's victory Results of Pro, College, High School and Recreation Sports and Horse Racing Pro Hockey Prep Basketball Horse Racing Pro Basketball FOWLERVILLE (60) Cpoeland 3 6-712, Arnold 0 2-2 2. Nelson 1 7-8 9. Ki-rrbv 1 2-2 4, Huck 2 3-5 7, Donohue 4 2-5 10.

House 6 0-1 ''Lucas 1 0-1 2, Barnett 2 0-1 4. Totols 20 20-30 60. WEBBERVILLE (53) Lander 2 0-0 4. Owens 7 5-8 19. Morris 4 0-2 8.

Kari-komi 0 2-2 2, Adcel 0 1-3 1. Monroe 2 1-4 5. Klausing 4 4-6 12, Chase 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 13-25 S3. Fowlerville 16 15 12 1760 Webberville 18 8 9 1853 Fouled out Nelson (Fowlerville), Klousing (Webberville) Total Fouls Fowlerville 23.

Webberville 28. JV score: Fowlerville 60. Webberville 52. WILLIAMSTON It's now 28' straight wins on the home court for Williamston's Hornets, as they nailed Lansing Catholic Central, 57-44, here Tuesday night. Although LCC was leading 28-21 at half-time, a 13-point fourth quarter effort by Williamston standout Chuck Wesolek helped the Hornets blow the game open.

Wesolek totaled 24 points in the contest, and pulled in 14 rebounds. THE HORNETS didn't get moving on offense until the fourth quarter and didn't take a lot of shots in the game, which marked the first time Williamston has beaten LCC. Seniors Dan Kallman and Rick Whit-beck each scored 10 for Williamston, while Terry Costello had 12 for the Cougars. Williamston now stands at 3-0 for the season, while LCC dropped to 1-2. NORTHVILLE Tuesday's Results FIRST Clm.

Pace, 2:11 2-5 Mr. Avery (Putnam) 4.80 3.00 2.40 Vic Dragon (Winisky) 5.60 3.40 Romun Venus (Mayes) 3.60 SECOND Clm. Hdcp. Trot, 2:12 Mr. Porterhouse (Stlbg) 4.60 3.40 3.40 Twiddle Twaddle (Rowley)' 6.00 3.40 Hideaway Lottie (Konesky) 2.60 DAILY DOUBLE (6-5) Paid $13.80 THIRD Cond.

Trot, 2:11 1-5 Todd (Davis) 11.20 4.80 2.60 Sweetie Rambler (Putnom) 3.20 2.60 Sweeney (Sweeney) 2.80 FOURTH (Cond. Pace, 2:07 3-5 Oxford Lodv (Wrenn) 4.20 3.40 3.00 Maria (Faurot) 4.60 4.60 Horry Whitney (Niles) 3.40 FIFTH Cond. Pace, 2: 10 4-5 Tinkering Tom (Mcllmry) 3.80 2.80 2.40 Aquarius Angel (Clark) 7.20 3.60 DC Mission (Konesky) 4.60 SIXTH Cond. Trot, 2:11 4-5 Groundhog (Steury) 5.60 3.00 3.20 GretchenWyn (Konesky) 2.60 2.40 Angels Circo (Sanders) 4.20 SEVENTH Clm. Pace, 2:08 2-5 Hoppy Cleo (Crawford) 29.20 7.40 5.20 Elbybf Amboy (DeMull) 4.00 3.40 Enid Angus (Quinn) 3.40 TRIFECTA (1-3-2) Paid S322.40 EIGHTH Cond.

Pace, 2:09 Bird's Sundown (Fuller) 15.40 7.40 5.40 Daring Almahurst (Moves) 3.80 3.00 Dodge Acres Nickie (Wrenn) 4.20 TENTH Clm. Pace, 2:11 Wonder Man (Merriman) 8.00 3.20 3.80 Groover (Mayes) 4.40 8.40 Bellarmine (Spieldenner) 22.20 TRIFECTA (5-8-4) Paid $514.60 Saugatuck 75, Saranac 70 SAUGATUCK The Saugatuck Indians spoiled Jeff Theisen's 21-point second-half scoring surge by taking a 75-70 non-league victory from Saranac Tuesday night. Teisen came off the bench in the third quarter to lead the Redskins in scoring but fell one point short of the game-high scorer, Indian Kyle Burkett. It was a close game until Saugatuck (1) broke the game open in the last minute of play. Saranac (2-1) also had double-figure scoring from Trent Sprague with 17 points, 13 coming in the second quarter, and Steve Metternick with 13.

WILLIAMSTON (57) Wesolek 11 2-2 24, Robitaille 0 1-4 1, Whitbeck 4 2-4 10, Kallman 4 2-2 10, Parker 2 3-4 7, Smith 2 1-1 5. Totals 23 11-1757. LANSING CATHOLIC (44) Cassel 3 0-2 6, Reid 3 0-0 6, Hopps 2 3-5 7, Costello 6 0-1 12, Izzo 3 0-0 6. Sinclair 1 1-4 3, Oionise 2 0-0 4. Totals 20 4-12 44.

Williamston 12 9 11 2557 Lansing Catholic 20 8 7 944 Fouled out Sinclair (LCC). Total fouls Williamston 16, LCC 18. JV LCC 46, Williamston 33. SARANAC (70) Coulson 3 1-4 7, Raimer 4 0-0 8, Metternick 5 3-3 13. Reynolds 10-12, Mover 1 0-1 2, Sprague 7 3-3 17, Thei-sen 8 5-5 21.

Totals 29 12-17 70. SAUGATUCK (75) Sparks 1 0-0 2, Ressiguie 2 0-0 4, Thompson 4 1-2 9, White 5 4-6 14, Miser 4 2-4 10, Novok 6 2-2 14. Burkett 10 2-2 22. Totals 32 11-14 75. Saranac 13 21 14 2170 Saugatuck 19 17 12 27 7S Fouled out: None.

Totol fouls: Saranac 14, Saugatuck 17. JV score: Saranac 59, Saugatuck 41. By The Associated Press NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA N. Y. Islanders 17 7 3 37 94 64 Philadelphia 13 7 6 32 93 74 Atlanta 13 8 6 32 92 81 N.

Y. Rangers 12 11 5 29 109 96 Smythe Division St. Louis 12 13 2 26 80 99 Chicago 10 14 3 23 88 99 Colorado 8 16 3 19 76 93 Minnesota 6 17 4 14 74 122 Vancouver 7 20 2 14 75 113 WALES CONFERENCE Morris Division Montreal 21 4 4 46 141 42 Los Angeles 9 11 27 94 93 Pittsburgh 10 12 5 25 81 90 Detroit 8 14 4 20 70 87 Washington 15 4 20 78 110 Adams Division Boston 19 4 2 40 107 81 Buffalo 14 7 3 31 81 40 Toronto 12 9 6 30 103 91 Cleveland 6 14 7 19 48 91 Tuesday's Games Washington 4, Vancouver 3 Pittsburgh 6, Minnesota 2 New York 4, St. Louis 2 Wednesday's Games St. Louis at New York Rangers Vancouver at Toronto Buffalo at Cleveland Montreal at Chicago Atlanta at Minnesota Colorado at Los Angeles Thursday's Games Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at Buffalo Canucks-Capitals Vancouver 1 13 Washington 1 2 14 First Period 1, Washington, Green 3, 6:53.

2, Vancouver, Lolonde 3 (Sedlbauer, Sneppts), 8:01. Penalties Keorns, Von, Lalonde, Van, Lynch, Was, 18:31. Second Period 3, Washington, Bragnalo 4, 4:07. 4, Vancouver, Monahan 7 (Rob-itollle. Graves), 12:53.

5, Washington, Chorron 18 (Bragnalo, Smith) 19:14. PenaltiesLynch, Wos, Dailey, Von, 18:20. Third Period 4, Vancouver, Monahan 8, 3:03. 7, Washington, Bailey 8, (Char-ron. Monahan), 17:26.

Penalties Lynch, Was, Oddleifson, Van, Lalonde, Von, Green, Was, Lalonde, Wos, Robitaille, 15:51. Shots on goal Vancouver 9-5-1224. Washington 3-9-921. Goalies Vancouver, Ridley. Washington, Low.

A 7,321. Blues-Islanders St. Louis 0 2 02 New York 0 1 34 First Period None. Penalties Gossoff, StL, minor-maior, Parise, NY, ma- -ior. 15:06.

Second Period 1, St. Louis, Berensan 10 (Butler, Thomson), 1:34. 2, New York, Westfall 5 (Trottier, B. MacMillan), 13:09. 3, St.

Louis, Plonte 10 (Hess), 16:05. PenaltyGillies, NY, 15:30. Third Period 4, New York, Gillies 11 (Bourne), 1:30. 5, New York, Parise 8 (J. Potvln, Drouin), 4:07.

6. New York. Nyst-rom 13 (Parise, Drouin), 16:53. Penalty-linger, StL, 2:11 Shots on goal St. Louis 6-18-832.

New York 8-12-1132. Goalies St. Louis, Staniowski. New York, Resch. A 14,865.

North Stars-Penguins Minnesota 0 1 I 2 Pittsburgh ,2 1 36 First Period 1, Pittsburgh, Chopmon 4 (Kelly), 3:18. 2, Pittsburgh, Bianchin 11 (Molone), 17:40. Penalties Sharpley, Min, Owchar, Pit, 5:54. Second Period 3, Pittsburgh, Pronovost 12 (Gilbertson, Apps), 9:33. 4, Minnesota, Tolafous 11 (Young, Beverley), 17:47 Penalties None.

Third Period 5, Pittsburgh, Corrigan 6 (Kehoe, Burrows), 4:49. 6, Pittsburgh, Schock 2 (Corrigan, Kehoe), 7:44. 7, Pittsburgh. Schock 3 (Corrigan, Kehoe), 8:21. 8, Minnesota, Hogoboam 7 (Roberts, Dun-lop), 11:23.

Penalty Anderson, Pit, 15:02. Shots on goal Minnesota 5-8-922 Pittsburgh 14-8-729. Goalies Minnesota, Harrison. Pittsburgh, Herron. A 7,101.

Prep Wrestling Potterville 83, Dansville 46 POTTERVILLE Double figure scoring from six players enabled Potterville to crush Dansville here Tuesday, 83-46. The win evened Potterville's record at 1-1, while Dansville slipped to 1-3. Dave Stanfield had 16 to top the Vikings, followed by Kevin Berryhill 14, Bob Saylor 11, Torrie Meader 11, Kim Dahlgren 10, and Steve Smalley 10. Steve Pugh and Phil Magsis led Dansville with 14 and 10 points, respectively. Horper Woods Notre Dame 52, St Clair Shores Lake Shore 40 Harris-Bark River 64, Cooks Big Bay de Noc34 Harrison 75, Standish-Sterling 65 Hillsdale 70, Adrian 61 Hudson 79, Erie-Mason 55 Imloy City 71, Lapeer East 59 Indian River Inland Lake 68, Mancelona 55 Inkster Cherry Hill 80, Taylor Truman 72 Iron Mountain 57, Kingsford 33 Ishpeming Westwood 69, Munising 54 Jackson Vandercook Loke 44, Napoleon 45 Kolamazoo Central 78, St Joseph 74 Kalamazoo Hockett 42, Kalamazoo Christian 48 Kalamazoo Loy-Norrix 78, BCrk Lake-view 72 Kalkaska 75, Lke City 73 L'Anse 75, Houghton 63 Lake Fenton 81, Goodrich 43 Lake Linden 64, Baraga 54 Leland 73, Custer Mason County Eastern 51 Lincoln Alcona 64, Whittemore-Prescott 59 Lincoln Park 75, Southgate 66 Livonia Bentley 49, Livonia Franklin 45 Livonia Churchill 65, Garden City West 52 Manistee 67, Ludington 52 Manistee Catholic 56, Bear Lake 53 Manton 68, Buckley 55 Maple City Glen Loke 85, Onekama 47 Marcellus 64, Matfawan 36' Marine City 75, Marine City Holy Cross 47 Michigan Center 76, Hanover-Horton 67 Midland 97, Bay City Hondy 58 Midland Dow 78, Mt Pleasant 62 Milllngton 52, Otisville Lakeville 48 Mlo 73, Twining Arenac Eastern 56 Montague 42, North Muskegon 40 -Montrose 58, Bridgeport 42 Morencl 71, Manchester 51 Mt Clemens 62, Rochester Adams 59 Mt Clemens Clintondole 88, Mt Clemens Chippewa Volley 52 Mt Clemens L'Anse Creuse 47, Mt Clemens L'Anse Creuse North 44 Musk Catholic 71, Musk Orchard View 54 Musk Christian 64, Musk Reeths-Puffer 63 Muskegon Hts 97, Bnton Harbor 80 Musk Oakridge SO, Ravenna 71 Newaygo 66, Howard City Tri-County 57 Nlles 72, Portoge Northern 54 North Farmington 54, B'field Hills dover52 Norway 74, Stephenson 34 Oakland Christian 49, Royal Oak St Mary 64 Ontonagon 47, Hancock 44 Orchard Lake St Mary 83, Milford Lakeland 44 Oscoda 92, West Branch Ogemaw Hts 70 Oxford 44, Ortonville 43 Palnesdale 75, Watersmeet 57 Parma Jackson County Western 41, Qulncv27 Pellston 75, Gaylor St Mary 59 Perkins 92, Trenary 74 Petoskey 74, Cheboygan 50 Plttsford 65, Britton-Macon 59 Plymouth Canton 74, Belleville 73 Pontiac Catholic 83, Waterford Our Lady 69 Pontiac Central 55, Saginaw 47 Portoge Central 64, Holland 62 Port Huron Northern 61, Lapeer West 44 Portland St Patrick 82, Lnsing Christian 75 Posen 87, Atlanta 35 Powers North Central 71, Crystal Falls Forest Park 68 Rapid River 88, Engadine 47 Reading 63, Litchfield 53 Richland-Gull Lake 63, Parchment 56 Richmond 61, Memphis 59 Rochester 79, Washington Eisenhower 64 Rockford 76, Lowell 56 Romeo 75, Marysville 42 Roseville Baptist Academy 40, Forming-ton Hills Christion 34 Royal Oak Kimball 57, Madison Hts 42 Soginaw Carrollton 66, Towas 49 Saginaw St Stephen 76, Sanford-Meridian 57 St Clair Shores Lakeview 75, Roseville 72 St Ignace 78, Grayling 62 Scottville Mason Central 79, Hart 56 Southfield Lathrup 71, Ferndole 65 Southgote Aquinas 64, Ann Arbor Huron 26 Southgate Schofer 83, Flot Rock Wood-haven 65 Spring Vale 85, Flint Mich School for the Deaf 73 Sterling Hts 65, Sterling Hts Stevenson 62 Suttons Bay 71, Kingsley 59 Swartz Creek 56, Owosso 55 Taylor Center 69, Westland Glenn 50 Tekonsha 50, Jonesville 34 Three Oaks River Valley 74, New Buffalo 35 Waldron 52, Clinton 45 Warren 61, Utica 59 Warren Cousino 73.

Troy Athens 61 Werren Fitzgerald 72, Hazel Pork 52 Warren Mott 63, Troy 57 Warren Tower 69, Warren Lincoln 59 Waterford Kettering 61, Waterford Mott 57 Watervllet 72, Dowagiac 49 Wayne Memorial 49, Gorden City East 43 White Cloud 105, Morley-Stanwood61 Whitehall 69, Coopersville 68 White Pine 58. Iron wood Catholic 48 Wyandotte 49, Taylor Kenned 45 Wyoming Lee 51, GR Kelloggsville 50 (ot) Wyoming Park 76, Wyoming Rogers 68 Zeelond 78, Hudstnville 75 (ot) CITY Everett 97, Howell 45 Eastern 73, Ypsilonti 72 Sextan 71, Jackson 63 East Lansing 51, Jackson Porkside 45 (of) Morrlce 75, Capitol City Christian 58 Albion 72, Hill 54 Portland St. Patrick 82, Lansing Christian 75 Williamston 57, Lansing Catholic 44 AREA Hastings 59, Lake Odessa Lakewood 28 Grand Ledge 76. DeWitt 48 New Lothrop 79. Perry 68 Marshall42.

Charlotte 38 Potterville83, Dansville46 Ionia 67, Spring Lake 52 Vermontville Maple Valley 77, Middleville 65 Fulton-Middleton 79, Ithaca 73 Sprlngport 78. Olivet 65 Fowlerville 60, Webbervllle 53 Shepherd 52, Remus Chippewa Hills 53 Saugatuck 75, Saranac 70 Grand Rapids St. Joseph 57, Leslie 55 Eaton Rapids 73, Jackson Northwest 64 Clare 97, St. Louis 61 St. Joseph Seminary 57, Leslie 55 Bellevue 87, Battle Creek St.

Phillip 47 MID-MICHIGAN St. Johns 87. Hemlock 60 Sag. Swan Valley 79, Alma 59 Bullock Creek 95, Chesaning 70 Ovid-Elsie 58, Corunno 42 OTHERS By The Asociated Press Addison 69, North Adorns 51 Allegan 81, Hamilton 66 Ann Arbor Greenhills 61, Grosse Pte Unl-Liggett47 Ann Arbor Pioneer 68, Monroe 62 Ann Arbor St Thomas 76, Wyandotte Mt Carmel 53 Auburn Hts Avondale 70, Madison Hts Foley 53 Bad Bangor 62, Fennville S3 BCrk Central 74, Det Western 58 BCrk Harper Creek 73, Springfield 59 Bay City Glenn 75, Bay City Western 63 Benzonia Benzie Central 67, LeRoy Pine River 52 Big Rapids 78, Lakeview 64 B'ham Brother Rice 86, River Rouge 75 B'ham Groves 77, Warren Woods 57 B'field Hills Lahser 78, Walled Lake Western 46 Bovne City 74, Gaylord 54 Boyne Falls 73, Mackinaw City 41 Brethren 61, Frankfort 56 Bronson 97, Union City 47 Brown City 58, Almont 56 Byron 77, Flint Christian 49 Caledonia 72, Allendale 69 Camden-Frontier 69, Homer 36 Capac 64, New Haven 60 -Caro 74, Frankenmuth 71 Cass Citv 66, Vassor 44 Center Line 60, Roseville BraWec57 Center Line St Clement 54, D'born St Al-phonsus 43 Charlevoix 81, Rogers City 45 Clarkston 60, Lake Orion 49 Climax-Scofls 68, Centreville 58 Coleman 84, Merrill 54 Covert 104, Bloomingdale61 Dearborn 57, D'born Fordson 43 D'born Divine Child 76, Northville 49 D'born Hts Crestwood 45, D'born Hts Annapolis 54 Delton 70, Wayland 41 Det Austin 41, Det U-D36 Det Borgess61, Southfield 60 (ot) Det DePorres 64, Romulus 53 Det Lutheran West 74, Livonia Clarence- vine 45 Det Mumford 78, Det 'eastern 65 Det N'western 89, Inkster 55 Det St Agatha 56, Allen Park Cabrini 39 Det St Andrew 75, Det Redeemer 61 Dollar Bay 72, Chassell 58 Dryden 43, Armada 42 Durand40, Flint Bendle42 East Jackson 57, Grass Lake 46 East Jordan 55, Bellaire 53 Edwardsburg 77, Berrien Springs 76 Elk Rapids 68, Mesick 64 (ot) Elkton-Pigeon-Bavport 77, Sandusky 45 Ellsworth 72, Wolverine S3 Ewen-Trout Creek 70, Marenisco 64 Fairview 76, Hillmon 54 Farmington 74, B'ham Seaholm 58 Farwell 64, Freeland 62 Fenton 61, Linden 36 Flint Beecher 47, Davison 42 Flint Bentley 40, Flint Atherton 49 Flint Carman 85, Clio 82 Flint Central 81, Grand Blanc 72 Flint Northern 41, Bay City Central 42 Flint N'western 69, Highland Park 58 Flushing 72, Flint Powers 55 Fraser 88, Harper Woods Lutheran East 65 Galesburg-Augusta 50, Gobies 43 Gladwin 68, Beaverton 58 Grand Haven 72, GR West Catholic 64 GR Central 75, Musk Mono Shores 51 GR Covenant Christian 64, Mortin 55 Grandville Calvin Christian 65, GR South Christian 48 Grosse Pte North 61 Grosse Pte South 56 (ot) Gwlnn 67, Iron Mtn North Dickinson 48 Hale 56, Au Gres 37 Hamtramck 89, Hamtramck Immaculate Conception 34 Harbor Springs 109, Onaway 51 Harper Woods 52, B'field Hills Cran-brook 51 Harper Woods Gallagher 64, East Detroit 54 DANSVILLE (46) Gai ley 3 0-0 6, Mason 0 0-2 0, Magsig 5 0-0 10, Stone 11-2 3, Pugh 6 2-4 14, Smite 1 0-1 2, Johnson 2 2-3 6, Jeffrey 1 3-4 5. Totals 19 8-16 46.

POTTERVILLE (83) Stanfield 6 4-7 16, Pombier 1 0-0 2, Savior 5 1-3 11, Smalley 3 4-7 10, Berryhill 7 0-0 14. Swanson 1 0-1 2, Meader 5 1-2 11, Hiener 2 0-1 4, Dahlgren 4 2-2 10, Twitchell 11-2 3. Totals 35 13-25 83. Dansville 12 15 1344 Potterville 14 25 21 2383 Fouled out: None. Totol fouls: Dansville 19, Potterville 16.

JV Score: Potterville 50, Dansville 45. Fulton-Middleton 79, Ithaca 73 MIDDLETON A defensive adjustment at halftime keyed Fulton-Middle-ton's come-from-behind 79-73 win over Ithaca in a non-league basketball game here Tuesday. The Pirates, down 39-33 at the half, switched to a zone defense at the start of the third quarter. The change resulted in a 24-8 Fulton spurt during the period to put the Pirates in the lead for good. Junior forward Tim Salisbury led the Pirates with 27 points, including 18 in the second and third periods.

Salisbury fouled out with over five minutes to play, but teammates Tim Donohue and Randy Troub picked up the slack, scoring 14 and 12 points, respectively. Ithaca, 1-2, was led by Kip Beard with 22 points. Terry Marcy added 13 points while Gary Manns and Mike Showalter had 10 each. The win boosted Fulton-Middleton's record to 3-0. By The Associated Press National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet.

GB Boston 12 9 .571 Philadelphia 12 9 .571 Buffalo 10 13 .435 3 N. Y. Knicks 10 13 .435 3 N. Y. Nets 10 13 .435 3 Central Division Houston 14 5 .737 Cleveland 16 7 .696 New Orleans 14 10 .583 2Vj San Antonio II 12 .478 5 Washington 9 12 .429 6 Atlanta 7 16 .304 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 14 7 .696 Detroit 12 11 .522 4 Kansas Citv 12 12 .500 4Vi Indiana 11 13 458 SVi Chicago 4 14 .222 9vi Milwaukee 4 22 .154 13 Vj Pacific Division Portland 17 6 .739 Los Angeles 12 10 .545 4'j Golden Slate 12 10 .545 4'2 Seattle 13 12 .520 5 Phoenix 8 10 .444 6V2 Tuesday's Games Portlond 111, New York Knicks 94 Indiana 107, Buffalo 103 Chicago 89, Los Angeles 81 New Orleans 110, Seattle 98 Denver 122, Milwaukee 115 Golden State 120, Cleveland 104 Wednesday's Games Portland at Boston New York Knicks at New York Nets Buffalo at Philadelphia Seattle at Washington Los Angeles at Indiana Chicago at Detroit Atlanta at San Antonio Houston at Phoenix Thursday's Games Atlanto at Kansos City Clevland at Denver Cavaliers-Warriors CLEVELAND (104) Brewer 1 0-0 2, Russell 9 6-7 24, Thurmond 2 0-3 4, Carr, 7 2-2 14, Cleamons 4 3- 3 11, Smith 8 0-0 14, Chones 2 4-5 8, Snyder 3 1-2 7, Lambert 1 0-0 2, Walker 1 4- 5 6, Garrett 3 2-2 8.

Totals 41 22-29 104. GOLDEN STATE (120) Barry 12 13-13 37, Wilkes 4 5-4 13. G. Johnson 1 0-0 2, Smith 2 3-4 7, Willioms 2 0-1 4, Roy 2 3-4 7, Dudley 8 2-3 18, Dickey 2 1-1 5, C. Johnson 10 2-2 22, Parish 1 2-2 4, Davis 0 1-2 1.

Totals 44 32-38 120. Cleveland 22 22 32 28104 Golden State 24 31 32 31120 Fouled out None. Total Fouls Cleveland 29, Golden State 28. Technicals Chones, Wolker. A 12,638.

Lakers-Bulls LOS ANGELES (81) Ford 4 1-2 9, Russell 8 2-2 18, Abdul-Jobbar 5 3-4 13, Allen 8 2-2 18, Chaney 0 0-0 0, Washington 4 2-2 10, Lamar 2 0-0 4, Kupec 2 1-2 5, Abernathy 1 0-0 2, Neumann 1 0-0 2. Totals 35 11-14 81. CHICAGO (89) Johnson 9 4-4 22, Marin 2 0-0 4, Gilmore 10 2-4 22, Holland 4 0-0 8, Van Lier 4 04 12. Laskowski 1 2-2 4, May 5 3-5 13, Pon-dexter 1 04 2, Boerwinkle 1 0-0 2, Kropp 0 0-0 0. Totols 39 11-17 89.

Los Angles 24 18 28 1181 Chicago 21 20 22 2489 Fouled out None. Total fouls Los Angeles 21, Chicago 17. SuperSonics-Jazz SEATTLE (98) Bantam 1 0-0 2, Seals 1 0-0 2, Burleson 3 4-4 10, Brown 7 4-4 18, Watts 9 4-4 22, Gray 3 1-1 7, Norwood 5 3-5 13, Green 1 1-2 3, Johnson 2 4-4 10, Wilkerson 0 0-0 0, Tolson 0 1-2 1, Olevnick 2 6-6 10. Totols 35 28-32 98. NEW ORLEANS (110) Coleman 2 0-0 4, James 13 10-12 36, Moore 4 2-3 10, Boyd 3 to 6, McElroy 5 2-2 12, Goodrich 7 1-4 15, Griffin 4 7-9 Williams 2 2-2 6.

Kelly 1 2-3 4, Walker 1 0-0 2. Totals 42 26-35 110. 5. eattl? 24 26 16 30 98 New Orleans 29 25 22 34110 Fouled out Griffin. Total fouls Seattle 33, New Orleons 28.

A 7,096. Trail Blazers-Knicks PORTLAND (111) Gross 1 1-1 3. Lucas 7 8-10 22, Walton 8 0- 0 16, Hollins 9 2-2 20, Twardzik 2 0-0 4. Gilliam 4 0-0 8, Steele 1 0-0 2, Neal 6 5-7 17, Davis 5 5-6 15, Wolker 1 0-0 2, Calhoun 1 0-0 2, Jones 0 0-0 0 Totals 45 21-26 111. NEW YORK (94) Davis 2 6-4 10, Haywood 8 3-3 19, Shel-ton 3 2-2 8, Frozier 5 0-1 10, Monroe 7 3-3 17, Burden 1 0-0 2, Gianelli 5 3-4 13, Bradley 0 0-0 0, Beard 0 0-0 0, Jackson 1 0-0 2, Lovton 2 9-10 13.

Totols 34 24-29 94. Portland 24 19 36 30111 New York 23 16 22 33 94 Fouled out None. Total fouls Portland 24, New York 21. Technical Lucas. A 13,411.

Pacers-Braves INDIANA (107) Hillman 4 3-4 11, Jones 6 2-2 14, Round-field 2 1-2 5, Buse 4 4-4 12, Knight 4 3-3 11, Green 10 4-6 24, Robisch 6 8-11 20, Flvnn 2 1-2 5, Lewis 1 0-0 2, Bennett 1 1-3 3, Anderson 0 0-0 0. Totals 40 27-37 107. BUFFALO (103) McAdoo 13 16-20 42, Dantley 0 2-2 2, Shumate 6 4-10 18, Smith 4 4-5 16, DiGr-egorlo 0 04 0. Adams 3 4-4 10, McMillen 2 1- 1 5, Averltt 2 2-2 6, Price 1 0-0 2, Foster 1 0-0 2. Terry 0 0-0 0.

Totols 34 35-44 103. Indiana 25 24 28 30107 Buffalo 25 19 28 3110 Fouled out Jones. Totol fouls Indiana 29, Buffalo 29. A 6,240. Bucks-Nuggets MILWAUKEE (115) Bridgeman 9 4-5 22, Dondridge 7 2-2 16, Smith 7 3-9 17, Buckner 5 0-0 10, Winters 8 2-2 18, Carter 0 0-0 0, Nater 2 1-2 Lloyd 8 1-1 17, Walton 2 0-0 4, Brokow 0 to 0.

English 2 0-0 4, Dovis 0 2-3 2. Totals 50 15-24 115. DENVER (122) Jones 6 1-2 13, Wise 4 2-6 10, Issel 10 4-7 24, McClain 4 1-4 13, Thompson 10 7-14 27, Gerard 0 0-2 0, Silos 3 4-7 10, Taylor 4 2-3 10, Webster 2 3-5 7, Towe 0 0-0 0, Beck 4 to 8. Totals 49 24-52 122. Milwaukee 33 21 29 32115 Denver 31 32 28 31122 Fouled out None.

Totol fouls Milwaukee 33, Denver 24. Technicals Nater, Milwaukee Coach Ne'son. A 15,037. Fowlerville 60, Webberville 53 FOWLERVILLE Senior Gary Copeland scored 12 points, 10 of them in the fourth quarter, to help Fowlerville to a 60-53 win over Webberville Tuesday night. Copeland, a guard for Fowlerville, tossed in four straight free throws in.

the last quarter, to help clinch the game. Although Phillip Morris scored all of his eight points in that quarter, it wasn't enough for Webberville. J. B. Owens played a strong game for the.

Spartans, scoring 19 while Wayne Klausing had 12. Scott House, forward had 12 for the winners. ITHACA (73) Jerome 0 1-2 1, Peters 4 1-3 9. Anderson 0 2-2 2, Monns 4 2-3 10, Showolter 0 10-10 10, Trexler 2 0-3 4. Beard 10 2-3 22, Nolan 1 0-0 2, Marcv 4 5-6 13.

Totals 25 23-32 73. FULTON-MIDDLETON (79) Hnetynka 3 3-4 9, Drake 2 0-0 4, Troub 5 2-3 12, Donohue 5 4-7 14, Salisbury 12 3-5 27, Betz 1 0-0 2, Winsor 3 1-4 7. Batway 1 0-0 2, Collins 0 2-4 2, Svok 0 0-1 0. Totals 32 15-28 79. Ithaca 19 20 8 2473 Fulton-Middleton 15 19 24 2179 Fouled out Showalter, Salisbury.

Total fouls Ithaca 19, Fulton-Middleton 22. JV score: Fulton-Middleton ALMA 34, ITHACA 31 98 Guerrero (A) won by forfeit; 105 Rodriguez (I) d. Lewandowski, 10-5; 112 Mitchell (A) p.Watson (I), 119 Gar- cla (A) d. McLooghlin, 11-5; 126 Spear (l)p. Priest, 132 Rademaker (A) d.

VonDeperre, 13-2. 138 Simmet (I) p. Stack, 145 Vlning (A) d. Johnson, 13-8) 155 Shuttle-worth (Dp. Schoeffer, 165 Reeves (Dp.

Britting, 178 Danfels (A) p. Skinner, 191 Palik (I) d. Reorick, 10-2; Hvy Lindsay (A) p. Berkimer, 2:47. ITHACA 41, CLARE 29 98 Hatch (C) won by forfeit; 105 MocQueen p.

Rodriquez, 112 Col-vil le (C) P. Watson, 199 Carman I d. Rousseau, 13-1; 126 Speer (I) drew with Richardson, 4-4; 132 Acton (C) d. VonDeperre, 10-4. 138 Simmet (I) p.

Boiley, 145 Pryor (C) p. Johnson, 155 Shuttle-worth (Dp. 165 Reeves (I) d. Leopold, 17-6; 178 Palik (I) won by forfeit; 191 Skinner (I) p. MacDonald, Hvy Berkimer (I) won by forfeit.

ST. LOUIS 42, ITHACA 31 98 Bailey (S) won by forfeit; 105 Rodriguez (Dp. Sentes, 112 Ten-nant (S) p.Watson, 119 Diaz (S) p. McLoughlin, 126 Spear (l)d. Bean, 8-2; 132 Acker (S) p.

VonDeperre (I), 2:33. 138 Simmet (I) p. Rolston, 145 Crumbaugh (S) p. Johnson, 155 Shuttleworth (I) p. Wischmeyer, 165 Reves (I) d.

Williams, 9-1; 178 Hen-sler (S) p. Skinner, 191 Sieafka (S) p. Palik, Hvy Berkimer (D won by forfeit. LANSING CATHOLIC CENTRAL 34, FOWLERVILLE 24 98 Gow (F) won by forfeit; 105 Phillips (LCC) p. Corbory.

112 Scozin-ski (LCC) p. V'Ren, 119 Jenkins (F) d. 124 Calton (F) p. Zip-pie, 132-Moonev (LCC) d. Fulmer, 3-1.

138 Davis (LCC) d. Sparks, 10-4; 145 Kapuscinski (LCC) d. Dickerson, 7-0; 155 K. Cook (LCC) d. Rehyl, 14-4; 145 Hor-ton (F) d.

M. Cook, 7-2; 178 Cramer (LCC) p. Coon, 191 Farhat (LCC) d. Roberts, 9-3; Hvy Showerman (F) won by forfeit. ALMA 40, ST.

LOUIS 22 98 J. Brooks (A) p. 2:44 Bailey, 10S S. Scentes (S) d. 12-2 Levondowski, 112 Mitchell (A) d.

10-1 Tennont, Rios (S) p. Garcia, 124 Rockefellow (A) d. 8-0 Bean, 132 Hoffman (A) p. 3: 19 Acker. 138 Gulick (A) d.

9-8 Taylor, 145 Mc-Conkie (A) d. 10-1 Crumbaugh, 155 Solomon (A) 9-3 d. Rolston, 165 Brtting (A) d. 91 Willioms, 178 Siefka (S) p. :23 Kemp, 191 Hensley (S) won by forfeit, Hvy Lindsay (A) won by forfeit.

ALMA 51, CLARE 12 98 Guerrero (A) d. 12-4 Hatch, 105 MocQueen (C) p. 3:21 Levondowski, 112 Mitchell (A) p. 1:16 Colville, 119 Gorcia (Al p. 1:27 Walworth, 126 Rockefellow (A) p.

4:34 Rousseau, 132 Radamacher. (A) p. 2:32 Action. 138 Pryor (C) P. 3:37 Stack, 145 Vin-ing (A) p.

1 :49 Bailey, 155 McConkie (A) d. 13-0 Dickerson, 165 Doniels (A) won by defoult, Leopold. 178 Britting (A) won by forfeit, 191 Reorick (A) p. 2:17 MacDonald, Heavyweight Lindsay (A) won by forfeit. MASON 52, GRAND LEDGE 15 98 Roost (G) p.

Griffin, 105 Mohlman (M) p. Patrick, 112 M. Craft (M) p. Emerick, 119 Fuentes (Ml d. Jenks, 10-2; 126 Minshall (M) d.

Lund, 13-9; 132 J. Pulver (M) p. Brown, 1:54. 138 Johnson (M) p. Kuhlman, 145 Whittemore (M) p.

Cooper, 155 McAllister (G) p. Baughman, 165 Wyman (M) d. Mooney, 7-4; 178 Row-lond (G) d. R. Pulver, 1-0; 191 Colbath (M) p.

Vrooman, 1 Hvy Craft (M) p. Hacen, 3:53. MSU volleyballers Texas-bound WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Eastern Division Pts GF GA Quebec 16 11 1 33 127 108 Indianapolis 15 10 2 32 93 102 Cincinnati 14 9 2 30 117 90 Minnesota 11 12 4 26 85 86 New England 9 14 4 22 89 102 Birmingham 8 21 1 17 96 121 Western Division Winnipeg 17 11 1 35 138 98 San Diego 14 10 2 30 87 89 Houston 12 8 4 28 81 68 Phoenix 12 14 2 24 95 117 Edmonton 12 16 1 25 82 106 Calgary 10 14 2 22 80 83 Tuesday's Games Edmonton 4, Quebec 2 Indianapolis 3, Birmingham 2, OT Winnipeg 4, Phoenix 2 Minnesoto 4, New England 2 Wednesday's Games Houston at New England San Diego at Cincinnati Winnipeg at Calgary Thursday's Games Quebec at Phoenix IHL Wednesdays Games Muskegon at Port Huron Fort Wayne at Dayton Flint at Columbus Toledo at Kalamazoo City Recreation Basketball Bowling Michigan State's well-traveled volleyball team leaves for Austin, Texas today and the 1976 Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women AIAW) national' championship. Coach Annelies Knoppers' Spartans, winners of the midwest AIAW championship in mid-November, are 35-6 on the season and are seeded eighth in the 24-team tournament. THE SPARTANS were ninth in 1975 and Knoppers feels her team could finish as high as the top four this time around.

"Just being seeded eight is a big advantage to start with and our taking part in the tournament at UCLA in No vember certainly won't hurt," she said. "It gave us good experience against national-caliber teams and gave us to work on." The 24-team field is divided into four groups of six teams each. The top two teams from each pool advance to the quarter-finals. MICHIGAN STATE is in the group with No. 1 seed Southern California while Eastern Kentucky, Maryland, Arizona and host Texas round out the six.

MSU opens play Thursday at noon against Eastern The quarter-finals are set for Friday and the semis and finals will be held Saturday. Girls Basketball MEN High Series 655 Mike Irish 611 B. Huelsmon 411 D.Warren J1J5one'f 610D.Vondenberg 610 Ian Beard 609 H- Johnson kartell 609 Bill Bondy 'gP-Schade 608 BobSisk R.Y5e 607 Thompson 425 Jack Hadley 406 Dick Bennett 625 Andy Nemeth 404 Bob Fawcett 25 gd Roberts 605 Ken Gemalski 605M.MuzilloJr. 620 Stan Pearle 602 C. Parrlsh 618 Al Hengesbach 601 L.

Frandsen 618 Jim Leslie 600 C.Johnson 6 5 Kon Hancock 400 Therm Howard i i'n Bursess 400 B. Wolflnoer 612 Roy Beosley a law umuyrau Tneoouroon MHSAA TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS Wednesday's Games Class A (AtWoverly High) 7:30 p.m. Lansing Eastern (17-2) vs. Marquette lossC (AtLakevlewHIgh) 7:30 p.m. Haslett vs.

Mason County Central (20-2) ClossD (At Marshall High) 7:30 p.m. Fowler (15-5) vs. Centerviile Junior High Basketball Pro Sports Transactions Tuesday's Games Gordner 54, Dwight Rich 27 Pottengill 77, Lansing Catholic Central 44 Tuesday's Games Class Story Olds 74, Independents 51 Dry Dock'd Lounge 71, Ted's TV 43 Raiders 46, Bite 23 Class Art's Bar 51 Grable Sons 36 Cannoneers 34, Suits News 20 Wednesday's Games Class A 7:15 Town Club vs. Garage; Gino's Little Roma vs. Arbv's (Hill High boys gym).

Class Division 1 8:30 Centaur Apts. vs. Curtin Associated Leasing vs. Fairway Petroleum (Hill High girls gym). Division 2 6:15 Gordy's Party Market vs.

Steve's Produce (Hill f'lgh bovs gym); The Panthers vs. Silvio's Lounge; 7:15 Hall of Fame Bombers vs. Irish Pub (Hill High girls gym). Class Malor Division 1 7:15 All Star Realty vs. Downtown Party Store; 8:30 Art's Bar vs.

Coloniol Bar (Sexton High boys gym). Division 2 7:15 Green Door vs. J.W. Knapp; 8:30 Jo Jo's YoYo's vs. Holden-Reid (Sexton Hlghglrlsgym).

Division 3 6:15 Mi. Bell vs. Tax Corp. of 9:30 Mid-Mich. Burnouts vs.

Shores Design Aces (Sexton High girls gym); Sambo's vs. Vector Const. (Sexton High boys gym). Class Division 2 4:15 East Side Comm. Center vs.

Lion's Den; 8:30 Edsecombs vs. Robert Jacobs 9:30 l-Roc vs. Mellow Something (Pottengill Junior High). Division 4 6:15 DNR Raiaers vs. M.T.D.

Raiders (Pottengill Junior High); 7:15 The Brokers vs. The Trophy Den (Walter French Junior High). Class Division I 7:15 Duke's Shell vs. New Way In; 8:30 M.E.S.S.A. vs.

WRC; 9:30 Mt. Hope Grocery vs. Turkeys (Walter French Jurv ior High). that won the west The flavor of the captured it then. Back when cowhands busted brpnes for sheer pride.

Ten High's captured that. flavor today. The. straight honest taste of corn mash. Aged in oak it's smooth and easy going down.

That's why in the west, where bourbon is the drink, 1 High 259 Dan Beachnau 257 Mike Irish 250 H. Page 247 C. Lumbert 247 Carl Kepler 246 Joe Warden 245 B. Huelsmon 245 Bob Sisk 244 Hal Pugh 243 G. Girard 239 Marv Burt 237 Paul Schade 237 S.

Knsloski 236 Darr Herriff 234 D. Vanderberg 234 Ron Meis 234 Jim Knight 233 J. McDoniels Gome 233 Dave Jones 233 Steve Fulton 233 Bud Roberts 233 Geo. Knight 233 Jim Leslie 232 Geo. Duncan 232 Hal Fildey 232 D.

Warren 230 R. Hohenstein 230 Art Pfeifer 230 D. Struble 228 B. Shittemore 227 C. Yosevich 226 Ralph Keck 225 L.

Frandsen 225 Ken Hancock (2) 225 Vern Cook 225 Bob Dick College Basketball Ten High is the bourbon. Tuesday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press College CORNELL UNIVERSITY Named Bob Blockman, head coach. HAMLINE UNIVERSITY Announced resignation of Jim Sessions, head coach. LONG BEACH STATE UNIVERSITY Announced the resignation of Wayne head coach, who accepted the head coaching job at the University of Utah. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Extended contract of Jim Carlen.

head football coach and athletic director until 1980. HOCKEY National Hockey League PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Announced Wayne Stephenson, goaltender is rejoining the club. BASEBALL American League CHICAGO WHITE SOX Named Jim Napier manager of Knoxville of the Southern League; named Gordie Lund monoser of Appleton of the Midwest League. Notional League PITTSBURGH PIRATES Acquired Gront Jackson, pitcher, from Seattle Mariners in exchonge for Craig Reynolds and Jimmy Sexton, infielders. High Team Series 2872 Poromount Coffee.

All Star Open 2844 Sportsmon Tovern, All Star Open 2803 Bishop Inn, Metro Spotters WOMEN High Series Heidelberg 54, Muskingum 55 Illinois Col 91, Knox Col 89 Illinois Wesl. 49, Valparaiso 63 Mount Union 60, John Carroll S3 Notre Dame 105. Northwestern 78 Ohio Wesl. 89, Ohio Dominican 58 Porkville 80, Graceland, Iowa 73 Purdue 82, Indiana St 68 Toledo 63, Missouri 59 Wheoton 89, III. Concordia 62 Wm.

Penn 73, Grinnell 59 71, Winona 69, OT Wooster44, Hiram 62 SOUTHWEST Rice 90, UNC-Greensboro45 Texas AiM 100, Sam Houston St 83 TCU89, Houston Bapt. 62 By The Associated Press EAST Bucknell 65, Scronton 63 CCNY 62, Adelphi 54 Columbia 72, Connecticut 71 C.W. Post 82, Kings Pt.68 Drexel72, LIU 57 Conn. 87, New England 72 Georgetown. D.C.

95, NC Central 6 Hartford 78 Massachusetts 84, Boston 57 Perm 66 Virginia 44 Penn St 44. Muhlenberg 44 Rhode Island 68. New Hampshire 42 Rochester Tech 89, Ithaca 86. OT St. Peter's 75, George Washington 60 Syracuse 67, Boston Col 54 Utico58.

Hobart54 Yale 73, Brown 70. OT SOUTH Bellormine 85. Union 84 Col of Charleston 81. Citodel 72 Duke 81 Tennessee 78 Tennessee St 94. Robert Morris 72 Georgia 44, Troy St 57 Alabama 83, Lambuth 68 NE Louisiana 74.

La. Tech 65 Norfolk St 90. Hampton Inst. 76 West Virginia 97, Duauesne 82 MIDWEST Cent Iowa 75. Cornell, Iowa 63 Cincinnati Xovier 72, Thomas More 70 Culver Stockton 84, Mo.

Valley 76 Hanover 75, Depauw 71 542 Nancy Bolmer 542 Sue London 538 Morge Cook 537 N. Hokanson 537 Pom Gosger 534 El Ferguson 535 B. Falsetto 534 Jean Dietz 533 Robin Spencer 533 Fave Smith S33 Georgia White S32 Terr! Romsev 530 Jenny Healev 527 Muriel Schultz 527 M. Schultz 527 L. Robinson 526 A.

Horvoth 526 M. DeMott 632 Bev McCollum 626 N.VanDugteren 580 Nan Groham 576 Ann Rashid 567 F. Bailey 566 B. Folserta 544 B. Thompson 542 D.

Dixon 541 Judv Burgen 557 N. Thompson 556 S. Ballard 552 N. Canfield 549 A. Sea volt 549 S.

Lorenz 548 Peg Woodard 547 J. Spognuolo 544 Deb Weston 542 El Trotter FAR WEST Fullerton St 81 Chapman 43 Howaii-Hilo 81, New Mexico 78 Idaho Col 77, NW Not. 69 Lewis and Clark 98. Worner Pacific 71 Los Angeles St 78, L.A. Lovolo 70 Montana St 97.

Great Foils 70 Normon Col 90, Turner Col 79 Dakota St 91, Bemidii St 59 Montana 89. Mi not St 86 Colorado, 4i. Air Force 45 Utah 100, Vegas 96 Utah St 92. Boise St 68 (O0Ov -The Bronco Buster" (1895) mVa Bronze bv Frederic Remington TEH HIGH KJfejw. Westmont College 46.

Col. St-Northridae 61 Whittler 98, Azusa Pacific 76 Dry Dock'd wins on rally Dry Dock'd Lounge launched a second half scoring spree to overcome a slow start and put away Ted's TV 71-43 in an abbreviated city recreation basketball schedule Tuesday night. Dry Dock's trailed 12-4 after the first quarter and was behind 26-25 at the half, after intermission the tide went the other way and the Lounge cagers flashed in front with 51 second half points. CLARK BERKHOUSEN was high scorer for the winners with 24 while Jim Vanderveen topped Ted's TV with 22. Story Olds downed the Independents 76-51 after leading throughout the game with Bob Hudt's 23 points pacing the Story attack.

Teammates Joe Welch had 16, Gary Hunt 14 and Mark Fair 12. Don Johnson was high man for the Independents with 20 points. Bob Hannas with 12 and Terry Travis with 11 led the Raiders to a 66-23 victory over Bite. Steve York scored 10 points for the Cannoneers in a 34-20 win over Suits News. Game 205 K.

Callahan 205 B. Falsetto 205 C. Klmblrauskas 204 M. Schultz 204 N. Hokanson 203 Terrt Ramsey 202 Bev Hartman 202 G.

Robbins 202 Fave Smith 201 N. Confield 201 Rose Bo lev 201 C. Long 201 M. Franklond 201 D. Kavset 200 Noncv Groham 200 S.

Vincent 200 Julie Rush 200 V. Trudell 200S. Lorenz 200 P. Szemer High 232 J. Spognuolo 229 Judy LoPratt 228 N.

VonDugteren 224 B. Thompson 222 Kay Spitzley 221 Bev McCollum 221 Deb Weston 221 F. Bailey 220 A. Horvoth 219 N. VonDugteren 217 J.

Peterson 216 Peg Woodard 213 Jeff Rice 213 Bev McCollum 211 Georgia White 211 B. Falsetto 210 S. Sedelmoler 209 A. Seovolt 207 J. Spognuolo 206 S.

Coscarelli 205 Pam Watkins Fight Results North American super-bantamweight title. ORLANDO, Flo. Edgor "Mod Dog" Ross, 158, Orlando, stopped Rennie Pin-dr, 163, The Bahamas, 8. BANOKOK Montsiam Howmohochoi, Thoiland, stopped Yoshihoru Suko. Japan, light flyweights, 1 SACRAMENTO, Calif.

Pete Ronzonv, 146, Sacramento, knocked out Julio Gomez, 147, Los Angeles, 7. Tuesday's Fights By The Associated Press LONDON Alan Minter. 161V England, stooped Roy Seales, 141, Seattle, Dovid Green. 140, England, stopped Jean Baptiste Pledvoche, 139'4, France, 9. for Europeon light welterweight title.

OKLAHOMA CITY Seon O'Grodv, Oklahoma City, stopped Raul Carreon, Phoenix, bantomweighls. 5, to win the 80 Proof Hiram Walker Sons. Peoria. 111. High Team Series 2669 Metro Bowl, All Stor Majors 2624 Trophy, All Star Ma I or 2621 Neccfii-Elna.

All Star Majors.