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A-ll Town Talk, Alexandria-Pincville, 13, 1978 Town Talk Scoreboard College Basketball Sports-in-Brief Trchnical-Pburnix Coach McLeod. A NBA Box Scores AlBaJlak. narkel 1 2-5 II. Bender 1 04 1. Goetsch 04 0.

Morrison 104 6. Gray 0 94 6, Sud-dath I 6 Totals 28 11-18 81. 17.506. Box Scores Indiana 63, Furman 62 Doral Open MIAMI (AP) Final icorn u4 mor, ry-winninKS Sunday In Iht 8200.UU8 Doral Opm Golf Tournamrnl on the 7.068-yard. par-72 Blue Monster course the Doral Country Club: PORTLAND (10) Lucas 1 5-6-9.

Gross I 2 2 II. T. Owens Baseball Al SimaU. Pb. ubtaa 110 000 0002 I TUBMAN tm Arnold I 18.

Daniel IHII, Moore 7 NIT Scorelxdrd First Kline ttrtneitday's Games Nebraska ft. Utah Stale Gf'irm-'luwn. D.C. 70. Virgin.

68, OT Thirstjay's tiamts Kutirs Tl, Army 70 DclruilW, Va. Commonwealth Friday's Games Texan 72. Temple 50 Day tun 108. Fairfield S3 Indiana iHtv 73. Lllimin State 71 19.

Grimm 1 1-3 8, Smith I 84 3, 4 14. Hollins I 2 2 1. Davis 4-4 I. Steele I 1-2 4. Norwood 1 1-2 1.

Twardzik 1 2-2 I. Dunne i 2 2 12. Calhoun 1 11 1 Totals 11 28-31 90. BUFFALO (N) Chicaff) (A) 006 030 OOx-1 IS 1 Halftlme Rhode bland II. Duke 30.

Fouled out Williams. Total fouls Rhode Island 21, Duke 16. N.D. 100, Houston 77 HOUSTON (77) Rose 4 6-7 14. Thompson 04 10.

-Schulla 7 1-4 IS. Colli 0 0-00, K. Williams 7 17. 0'Neall 0 04 0. Trammel 2 04 4.

Gidsoo I 04 2. Byrd 04 8. Porter 9 04 Crow 1 8-0 1, McKinngy 1 8-0 3. Total! 28 TumWeiskapf.84O.0n Jack Nit-klaus. 822.800 John Mahaffcy.

814.200 Ed Klori. 18.287 PaxUM. SUnley (1), WriKhl 8 nd 10-11 fa. FiMvk, Mtmtjjpinwry (S); Luebber, Bane INDIANA (81) Barnes 1 4-1 11. McNeill 1 3-1 11.

Nater (4), Pazik (7), CiTfoll () Radford 8 4-4 XI. Woodson II U-I n. JohitMn. W-4itebber. PuUoo.

Tolbtn I 04 I. Baker I 0-1 4, Wisman 1 8-2 8, Carter I 3-4 8, Risley 0 84 8. Totals I 2-2 12. Smith 1 1-11 17, Glenn I 4-4 16. Jones 2 04) 4.

Lloyd 0 0. Owens 0 0 0. Williams 0 04) 0. Totals 31 24-31 H. PrU.

ad ..10 BIS 8-18 Ilallils .18 19 10 11-16 North tarolioa State South Carolina Walker 4 04 8. Fern 2 1-4 7. Roper 28 7 11 S. 71 04 0. Mitchell 8 04 0.

Totals 32 11-18 71. Al SL IMmkvrt. FU. Halltime Indiana M. Furman 34.

NfwYorittN) 010 001 110-4 I St Louis 000 000 QUO -4 1 Total fouls-Portland II. Buffalo 21. A NOTRE DAME (188) FotiM oul-Radford. Total fouls-Fur-man IB. Indiana 17.

Technical Furman bench. Tnpucka 4 8-8 14. Ballon 6 8-8 12. Flow EpiiMM, Apodact (4), Itotrnguer (7) ers 2 2-2 6. Branning 7 04 14.

D. Wdliams and Sli-ami, Roudo (7); MelzgLT, Vukov 7.622. Al IndlaiapsUs CLEVELAND (93) Stcand Rsitod Tuesday Gamrs Indiana State. 234. at Rutgers.

t24 Detroit, 25-3, at North Carolina Statu, Itt-tl O.C., 22-8, it Dayton, 18 9 Wednesday's 14 19. Healy 0 04 0. Haefner 0 0-2 0. tch (4). Bass (8).

Lupcz (8) ind Swisher. L'ville 76, St. John's 68 Wilcoi 3 04 8, Woolridge 1 0-1 3. Hanilik frnurgu (7). Esplnosa.

Meliger, HH New York, 04 4. Salinas I 1-3 3, Lambeer 7 6-8 20. LOt SfMll (78) Totals 41 18-26 100. Turner 1 1-2 1, Williams 8 a-7 21. union Nebraska, 22-7 at Texas, tt-.

8:30 Hussell 7 04 14. Chores I 1-2 II. E-Smith 4 2-4 10, Walker 4 11 1. Can 1-7 II. Lambert 8 04) 8.

Furlow 4 4-4 12. Brewer I 0-2 2. Smith 8 2-4 14. Snyder I Halftlme Notre Dame 47. Houston 22.

3 2-2 8. Gnlfith 8 7-7 2S. Wilson 4 7-7 IS. AICmm. l-la.

6U-67-72-63-27J IS-72-7J-70-27, To ro 72 73-271 n-HTO-o-iao 71 74 6S-67-MI 7-7-8-7S2l 7208-09-72181 70- 71 71-92l 75 85 7168-282 72- 7I-7J 17282 (7440-72 181 71 68 74 -69-282 68-70-71-281 76-67-72-67-282 75-67-72 (-23 70.72-68-73281 74 71 68 60-283 77 69 69 71-281 74-68 60-71-28' 79-60-68-72-284 71- 71 74 68-284 7-73-71 -74-285 70 71-6D-I5-28S 70- 74-69-72-70 285 73- 79-71-72-70288 71- 72-70-71-286 73-71-70-72-286 08-72-75-71-281 71 6S-71-7S-28S 71-73-73-69 286 Total Fouls-Notre Dame 16. Houston 23- Smith 8 3. Branch 0 1-2 1 Totals 28 28-11 78. Toruolo 000 000 II Hwiston 100 000 003 3 I 1 Techmcals Lambeer. A 10.075.

NCAA Scoreboard 04) 2 Totals 15-25 95. INDIANA (Ml JtHferson, Clincy (4). Cosgnne (I) ind ST. JOHN'S (88) DePaul 80, Creighton 78 DcPAUL (88) Winlrre 8 8-0 0. Johnson 10 4-4 24.

Ututl: Ceront (7). Richard, McUughlm (4. Mcfidun (7), Susa (9) ukI Her- Ponsetto 4 2-2 10. Walklns 7 n.1 14. lor- MtKoy 1 3-8 1.

Calibres! 1 04 2, Carter 8 2-2 14. Rencher i l-l II. PUir 0 0-0 0. Thomas 3 1-3 7, Bertwanger 0 0-0 0. Gll- rnunn.

Sou. Coejjrove. Kuundlield 3 1-7 12. Bantom 4 12. Edwards 1 3-9 73, Sobers 0 3-5 II.

Flynn 3 (Ml I. Behagen 8 04) 0. Tatum 6 041 11. Elmore 2 04) 4, Carrington 0-0 0. Totals 36 18-27 90.

Ctevelaad adlaaa 12 21 26 28-81 roy 0 0-0 0. Wright 0 L2 1. Totals 28 1218 Al Miami zine 8 1-2 19. Ramsey 7 1-1 IS. Garland 7 67 20.

Bradshaw 0 0-0 0. Dlse 0 2-4 2. Totals 14 12-17 80. CREIGHTON (71) New York 003 302 010-9 13 1 BalUnwre 100 001 2004 10 0 McKenna 8 2-2 IB. Apke 7 0-0 14.

Wesley II. Halftlme Lousiville 39. St. John's 34. Fouled out Wilson, McKoy, Carter.

Total fouls-Louisville 17, St John's 24. A 10.07S. Hunter. East-wick (3), Kammeyer (5). 7 04 14.

Ecckrr 34 13. Johnson 2 1-2 S. Kuehl 5 0-1 10. McConnelt 2 0-0 4. Totals 6-11 78.

Mersdi (7) and Narron, Callahan (7); D. Martinet, Bnles (3). Chcvex (3), Ri. nrrr (8). and SkaRs, Kennedy 7).

Hunter. D. Martina. HR New York, Halflime-CreiKhlon 48. DePaul 34 To Villanova 103, LaSalle 97 I1JANOVA (111) tal fouls-Dcraul 17.

Creighton 16. A Mutts. 10.582. Robinson 10 2-2 22, llerron 10 4-1 24. Al Clearwater.

FU. Braille 9 4-4 22, Sparrow 7 5-6 19, Rissby Registration Eddie Pearte. 88.281 BobClMer. 88.267 Sieve Mrlnyk. 88.400 Alan Tapie, CITS C.lbby Gilbert.

85.225 Im llinkle, 88.228 Bruce Ueuke.tS.m BubEaamoud.t3.Ul George Burns, 83,503 Bill Kraucrl. H.S3J Mike Held. 13,533 Kay Floyd. 8J.SJS Bill Rnjcrs. I3.U1 Ben Crenshaw.

82.500 Ed Dougherty, 12 5U8 Fuzzy Zoellrr. 12.900 Jerry Hoard. 83.500 Mike Sullivan. tl.tW Jim Dent. 81.880 Ken Still.

11.880 UeMikles.8l.W0 Hubert Green, tl. MO ChlChiltodrii.tiez.ll.HO John Schroeder, tl.MO EdSneed. II. HO Mike Hill. 11.211 MlkeMcCulloiuth.11,111 ioa Graham.

81.215 Terry Dlehl. II .215 Andy Bean. II.2IS Lee Trevino. 8H6I Wally Armstrong. $861 Uv Elder.

1881 Ed Saho. 8K8I Larry Zirglrr. 1861 CSnead. 1881 Res Caldwell. 1881 Bob Mann.

1861 Mark Hayes. 1861 Florenllno Molina. 1861 Victor ReKalado. 8KU0 Jerry Pale, two Gary Koch. MIO Bub Payne.

8471 Jell Mitchell. 8471 Kaml.vErskine.H7l Joe Porter. 8471 Mark Eye. 8471 Georee Knudson. H71 Bruce Devlin.

5471 Bob Shearer. H7I Laurie Hammer. H7I Mason Rudiiloh. HUS Vu-cnte Fernandez. 1405 Bruce Fleisher, 8405 IVier Jacobsen.8405 Bobby Cole.

1380 Gres Powers. 1.163 David Graham. 1369 Dave Stockton. 1330 Mike Ford. 1313 PeterUosterhuis.1331 KansfeCity 010 103 202-9 1) 2 4-B 14, Lincoln 1 0-0 2, Undcrman 0 0-0 Sicnkii'wicz 0 0-0 0, Caron 0 0-1 0.

To Philadelphia 010 410 OW-fl 12 3 SpMlorff. Gale (4), MK.ilbcrry 6) Pineville DBB Registration for the tals 42 19-28 IU1. LA SAIJ.E (91) llrabosky (8) and Purler. Kusyner (fi); Lert'h. Waterbury (41, Boltano (5J.

Bruss- 73- 68-77-69-287 ffi-71-74-74-287 71- 74- 69-71-73-287 68-73-72-73-287 72- 72-69-74-287 70-73-73-71-287 70- 69-76-72-287 71- 7fr 69 77-287 Connolly 7 1-2 IS. Wolkiewin I 2-2 II, land 20. Indiana 22. Technicals Indiana. Edwards, Sobers 1.

At Driver CHIt A(iO (9S) Johnson II 7-8 29. Russell 7 2-2 II. Gil-more 4 1-6 II, Van Lier 3 4-4 16, Holland 7 04) 14, Mengell 2 0-0 4. Undsberger I 5-7 7. Pondexler 0 0-0 0, Dickey 0 0-0 0, Armstrong 2 04) 4.

Totals 37 21-27 95. DENVER (18) Jones 5 5-5 15, Hillman 3 0-0 6. Issell 6 441 16, Wilkerson 6 3-4 15. Thompson 12 8-10 32. Calvin I 4 5 8.

Roberts I 1-3 3. Ellis 0 34 1. LaGarde 0 0-0 0. Simpson I 0-0 1. Totals 35 26-38 98.

Chicago ..14 24 24 23-15 Denver .31 II 24 27-98 Fouled out-Johnson. Total fouls Chicago 27, Denver 26. A 17,053. At Bosun PIIILVKKLPHIA (IIS) Collins 9 5.5 23. Bibby 4 1-2 9.

Jones 0 6-0 0. MtCinnis 8 3-1 19. Erving 8 1-6 t9. Tennis DALLAS Second-seeded Evonne Goolagong of Australia beat Tracy Austin 4-6, 6-0, 6-2 lo win a professional women's tennis tournament. Goolagong, who earned $20,000 for the victory, doused any hopes of an upset by ripping off six straight games in the second set and then easily handling the seventh-seeded Austin in the deciding set.

FORT MYERS, Fla. Dr. Renee Richards defeated Laura DuPont 6-1, 6-7, 6-4 to win a women's professional tennis tournament. MADRID Jaime Fillol of Chile defeated Corrado Bar-azzutti of Italy 6-4, 6-3 and then teamed with Guillermo Vilas of Argentina to beat Hie Nastase of Romania and Artriano Panatta of Italy 6-3, 6-3 in doubles, giving Latin Anierica a 4-3 victory over Europe in the first intercontinental tennis tournament. Golf LOS ANGELES Nancy Lopez fired a one-under-par 71 and moved past Debbie Austin in the late going to score her second straight Ladies Professional Golf Association victory, a one-stroke triumph in the $100,000 Sunstar Classic.

Lopez, who earned $15,000, finished with a 72-hole score of 285, 3 strokes under par on the Rancho Park Golf Course. Austin, who led through most of the tournament, finished tied for second with Debbie Massey at 286. Austin soared to a 76 while Massey had a 74. KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Amateur Chen Tze-Ming of Taiwan fired a seven-under-par 65 en route to a 15-stroke victory in the Malaysian Masters Golf Tournament. CALCUTTA Bill Brask of Eden Prairie, shot a final-round 67 to post a fourstroke victory in the Indian Open Golf Tournament.

Bowling GREENSBORO, N.C. Nelson Burton Jr. defeated Jeff Mattingly 204-201 to win the U.S. Open professional bowling championship. Burton averaged 217 for four games to take his 13th champiorship in 17 years on the tour.

To reach the final. Burton defeated Ron Bell 228-198, took Fred Conner 216-193 and defeated Dave Kappel 225-155. Track and Field MILAN, Italy Vladimir Vashchenko of the Soviet Union broke the world record in the high jump when he cleared 7 feet, inches on his third try at the European Indoor Track and Field Championships. The old indoor mark was 7738 set by Franklin Jacobs of Fairleigh Dickinson University on Jan 27. Motorsports DAYTONA BEACH.

Fla. Marty Tripes took the lead on the ninth of 12 laps as his two Honda teammates ran into trouble and narrowly won the Daytona Supercross motocross event at Daytona International Speedway. Tripes posted a two-length victory over teammate Marty Smith. Another team member, Jimmy Ellis was another length back in third, giving Honda a sweep of the top three places. Pineville Dixie Boys and Ur (8) and Boone, Footc 8).

W- Mi-Gilberry, Butlano. Dixie Major baseball Brook 14 7-9 IS, Gladden 6 0-0 12, Ka-naskie 8 3-4 IS, Plakis I 04 2. Williams 0 04 0, Mihalich 0 04 0, DlLeo 0 04 8. Al Tamp. FU.

Totals 42 11 17 97. PltUiburKh 400 000 010 5 6 0 72.72-73-71-: 7I-74-72-71-: Halftlme Villanova 46. La Salle 49. Cincinnatt 002 Oil 002-8 10 I leagues will be held Monday and Tuesday at the Pineville Community Center fromn 4-7 72-72-72-72-2S8 Fouled out Connolly. Gladden, Plakis, Robinson.

Total fouls Vllanova IB. La Kison. Holland (3). O. Jones (4).

Sosa Salle 27. First Reand MIDEAST REGIONAL March II Al Indianapolis Miami. Ohio 84, Marquette 81. OT Mu hiijan Stale 77. Providence 63 Al KnoHville, Tens.

Kentucky 85. Florida State 76 Wi-sti-rn Kentucky 87. Syracuse 86, OT WEST REGIONAL March II Al fcoRne. Ore. Arkansas 73.

Weber Slate 52 IIC1A KS, Kansas 76 Al Temp. Aril. San Francisco 68. North Carolina 64 Fullcrton Slatr- 90, New Mexico 85 EAST REGIONAL March 12 At Charlotte, N.C. Indiana 63.

Furman 62 Duke 63. Rhode Island 62 At Philadelphia Villanova 103. La Salle 97 Pennsylvania 92. SI. Bonaventure S3 MIDWEST REGIONAL March 12 At Wichita.

Kan Ulan 86. Miiun 78, 2 0Ts DcPaul 80. CrciBhUm 78 Al Tulsa. Okla. Louisville 78, St.

John's, 68 Noire Dame 100, Houston 77 Secend Roand MIDEAST REGIONAL March 16 At Davlsn. Ohls Michwan State. 24 4 vs. Western Kentucky. 16-13 Miami.

Ohio. 18-9 vs. Kentucky. 26-2 WEST REGIONAL March 16 At Albuqufrqat, UCLA. 26-2 vs.

Arkunsas, 29-3 Sun Francisco. 23-5 vs. Fullerton State, 22-8 EAST REGIONAL March 17 Al Providence. R.I. Duke.

24-6 vs Pennsylvania. 20-7 Indiana. 21-7 vs Villanova. 22-8 MIDWEST REGIONAL March 17 Clan. 23-5 vs Noire Dame, 21-6 36-2 vs.

Louisv ille, 23-6 Quarter-Hnals MIDEAST REGIONAL March 18 Al Dayton, Ohio 70- 73-70-76-289 71- 74-71-73-289 (6). T. Jones (8) and Oil. Rodriguez (6); Moskau, Downing (4) Pastnre (6), Bait (8 and Plummer, Werner (7). W-Bair, T.

Jons. Hlls-Cmcinnatl, tlernonimo, Lum. p.m. Utah 86, Missouri 79 71-72-77 -67- Dixie Boys is for play UTAH () 72.73.76-08-289 70-74-71-74-289 Judkms 4 J-5 II. Vranes 7 3-7 17.

Math- ers in tne u-h age bracket and Dixie Ma Free 5 2-5 12. Dawkins 5 0-0 10. Mix 4 0-0 72-73-73-71- eney 17 2-2 36. illiams 1 04 I. Grey 5 2-S 12.

Martin 0 2-2 2. Dunn I 0-0 2. Dcane 8. Brvanl 2 I I 5. McClain 0 0-0 0.

Totals 45 15-72 105. BOSTON (111) jors for players in the 15-18 age group. I 04 2. Chambers 0 2-2 2. Totals 36 12-21 88.

MISSOIKI (71) lllng 7 44 18. Chancy 5 2-1 IJ. Coweni 7 All players register Johnson 13 4-5 30. Berry 1 0-1 6, Ray 2 68 20. Havllcek 5 1-1 II.

Kicks 5 1-4 13. Washington 5 4-S 14. Stacom 7 1-3 15. Rnwe 0 04) 0. Totals 41 21 SO 103.

72-72-74-71-289 74-70-76-69-289 77l-71-7289 70- 70-70-74-290 72-73-74-71-290 71- 72-76-71-290 72- 70-71-75 290 77-68-71-78-29I 69- 09-8O-74-282 73- 70.70-79-292 70- 74.71-71.80-296 71J2-7S-77-296 0-1 4, Drrw 7 04 14, Curne 7 4-6 18. Stoehner 0 0-0 0. Foster 0 04 0. Droy 2 3-4 7. Totals 14 11-17 79.

ing must bring a copy of their birth certificate. Philadelphia .11 II 12 24-111 Reslsa ..211128 11-111 Halllime Utah 44. Missouri 38. Fouled Fouled out Dawkins. Total fouls out-t'ume.

Tulal (ouls Utah 22, Missouri 21. Philadelphia 17, Boston 28. Technicals-Collins, Boston Coach Sanders, Rowe, A- Girls Softball The Alexandria Girls Penn 92, St. Bonny 83 15.276. and Women's Softball ST.

BONAVFNTVRE (1 Harrod 6 12 13. Sanders 10 10-14 30, Al Atlanta MII.HAllvEE () Waterman 6 1-3 13. L'rretta I 04 2. Haean League will hold its registration on Saturday, March 18 at the Rapides English 5 04) 10. Johnson 12 4-7 28, 1 2-2 8, Buckncr 0 2-7 2, Winters 8 0- 0 16.

Walton I 2 2 4. Grunlrld 1 I I 7. 6 7-7 19. Brlchcr I 2-3 4. Viultanco 0 0-0 0.

Spencer 0 0-8 0, Jones 1 04 2. Totals 31 21-29 83. PENN (92) Price 6 44 16. McDonald 16 5-6 17. Parish Coliseum from 9 Benson I 0-0 2.

Bridgeman 4 1-1 9. Kaklns a.m. untn noon. I 5.6 7. Myers 0 0-0 0.

Totals 18 17 26 AT1ANTA (98) White 0 0 0 0. Greene 4 04 8. Willis 4 0 0 8. Crowley 3 4-4 10, Smith 3 1-5 7, Sailers Any girl who has O. Johnson 5 4-4 14.

MrMtllen 6 4-4 II. Hsvvvs 5 68 16. Hill 4 6-7 14. E. Johnson 3 Michigan Stale-Western Kentucky win 6-7 16.

Brown 6 5-6 5. Crlss 6 5-6 17. Rob- I 2-3 4. Kuril 1 04 2, Bergwall 0 04 0. Totals 16-22 92.

Halftlme St Bonaventure 42. Penn 37. reached her 10th birthday by the league starting date, May 20, as well ertson 0 04) 0. Touts 21 36-42 98 ner vs. Miami.

Ohm-Kentucky winner. WEST REGIONAL March 18 Al Aibaquerqae, M. Fouled out-Pnce. White. Harrod.

Total Mllwaakee 28 24 II 24-91 Atlanta 21 21 22 26-98 as any girl who will be CC LA-Arkansas winner vs. San Fran Fouled Out-Gianelli. Grunfrld, Hill Total Foulsilwaukee 34. Atlanta 25 Technicals Milwaukee Coach Nelson. A fouls St.

Bonaventure 23. Penn 23. Duke 63, R. Island 62 RHODE ISLAND (62) Williams 12 J-6 27. S.

Wriuht 4 04 8, Chatman I 1-3 3. Nelson 3 0-1 6. William. ctsm-Fullerton Slate winner. EST REGIONAL March IS Al Providence, R.I.

Sunstar Open lOS ANGELES (AP) Final scores and money winnlncs Sunday In the Sunstar Classic Golf Tournament on the 6.100-yard, par-72 Kancho Park Golf Club: Nancy Lopez. H5. T3-73 70-7I 3S5, Debbie Ma-ssey, 18.375 71-71-70-74-286 DebbieAustln. 18.373 66-70-72-76-286 llollts Stacy. H.S9S n-73-71-72-288 Pat Bradley.

595 73-72-71-72-288 Penny Pulz. 13 213 72-70-76-71-289 Bonnie 74-72-71 Chako HiBiichi. I3.2I3 72-70-73-74- 289 Jane Blatock. 82.40.1 70-75-74 71-290 A. Roinhsrdt 12.40) 73-74-72-7I-290 Belly Burtctnill, 12.401 70-75 73-72-290 Kalhy Marlln.

12.401 71-71-75-71-290 Vivian Brownlee. 11.840 70-71-71-7I-291 Judv Clark. 11.840 72-74-72-71-291 Donna Youns, II 540 71-75 75-71-29! SandraPalmer.il. 540 72-76-71 73-292 Barbara Barrow. 11.540 72 73-71-74-292 Sandra Posl.

11,182 71-72-76-71-291 TaLsukoOhsako. 11.182 773-73 71293 Mary Dwjer. 11.162 71-71-76-75-293 JanStephenson.il. 162 77-71 -70-71 MurleBreer.il. 162 JoAnncCarner.11,161 75-70-72-78-2M NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE AUaitle DIvlslM 5.913.

Al Plsralaway. N. J. DETROIT (111) Duke-Pennsylvania winner vs. Indiana' 16 years old before Sept.

1, 1978, is eligible to participate in the league. A birth certificate is necessary to register in the league. son 6 0-0 12. Davis 2 0-1 4. J.

right I 0-0 Carr 4 2-3 10. Poquctte 0 0-0 0. Lanier 3 Villanova winner. MIDWEST REGIONAL March 19 At Lawrence. Kaa.

12 7. Money 9 31 21. Trice 10 6-1 26. Shumate I 9-11 11. Douglas 7 11 14 25.

2 Totals 29 4-11 62. DIKE (63) Banks 7 0-1 14. Dennard 0 0-1 0. Gmmski 10 5-5 25. Harrell I 04 0.

Spar- Llah-Nntre Dame winner vs. DePaul Ford 7 44 19. Gerard 0 0-0 0. Eberhard I Louisville winner. 0-0 2.

Skinner 0 0-0 0. Totals 47 16-44 130. NEW JERSEY (I2S) Hassell 4 0-2 6. King 01-4 2. Johnson 8 0-0 12.

Porter 10 0-1 20. Williamson 10 15-17 35. Hughes 0 04) 0. Jordan 7 11-11 25. Washington I 3-3 3, van Breda Kolff 2 5-6 9.

II Porter 1 2-2 8. Totals 39-48 135. At Palm Springy rallf. Seattle OKI 030 330-8 13 I California 000 0C1 110-3 12 I Pole, Honcycutl (4), MonUttuc (7) and Stinson: Rjin, Overy S. Harlell (7) and Humphrey.

Downing (6). Htmey. cult. L-Overy. IIHs Calilurnia, Rfltcn-mund, Jackson.

Al Vert Beack, Fla. Atlanta 301 000 110-3 tl I Los Angeles 001000 010-2 7 3 McLaughlin, Campbell (4). Theise 7), McWtUiams (9) and Murphy, Nolan (4); John, Forster (4, Hough (6t. Garman 8), Bttkuith (9 and Yeager. McUuKhlin.

L-John. HR Los Angeles, Monday. Al Ukrtand. Fla-Minnesoia 010 020 002-3 13 0 Detroit 42) 200 00k 9 13 0 Hargan, Scarce (2), Holly (4), Thor-nvtdsgard (6) and WyrtfRir. Bulling (8); Billingham.

Young (4t. Fulkers (8). Burn-side (7), Weaver (9) and Parnsh. May (l W-Billingham Hargan. HRs Detroit, Cork, Corcoran, Thompson.

AtPoi Mnnlreal 110 W0 100 3 II 0 Texas 032 100 00X-4 Twitcht'lL Dues (4). Huldsworth (6), Bahnsen (81 and Carter. Reece (7). Dar-win, Mirabella (4), Buskey (7) and Sun dberg. Mahlberg (7).

W-Darwin. Tuitchell. HRs-Monlreal. Valentine. Texas.

Hargrow. At Yama. Arli. Oakland 000 000 002-2 8 San Diego 001 103 20x-7 10 0 KftHjjfh. Coleman (4), Bell (7) and Newman: Owchinko.

Fingers (4). Dupree (8). FVrbautih (8. Yandle 9) and Te-nace. Sweet (7).

W-0chmko. L-Keotlgh. Pro Hockey NATIONAL HOCK FY LEAGl'E All Tlmas KST HUB COMLRKNCE Narrls Dtvlslen rtcFct s-Montreal 49 I I 10) 297 155 LosAngeles 28 13 65 203 201 Detroit 29 II fa 205 224 Pillskurvh 31 28 17 59 210 254 Washington II 42 II 38 149 261 Adams Dlvlslai Boston 43 14 I 98 271 170 Buffalo 39 14 19 81 254 179 Toronto 38 19 10 88 137 185 Cleveland 19 49 I 47 167 279 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE. Patrick DIvtstM NYlslandcrs 42 14 12 98 187 171 Philadelphia 39 17 II 89 281 172 Atlanta a 23 17 89 221 221 NV Bangers 24 31 II 59 123 225 Smythe Dlvlslu Chicago 28 24 17 89 114 1 80 Vancouver 18 33 13 II 203 270 Colorado IS 38 II 44 208 263 St Louis IS 41 II 41 161 259 Minnesota 14 44 7 15 161 258 X4linched Division Title Satirdav's Garnet Philadelphia I. Boston 2 Detroit 5.

Colorado 4 New York Islanders 4, Buffalo 1 Atlanta 4, Chicago I Vancouver 3. Pntsburgh 1 Toronto 3, Cleveland 2 Montreal 5, IjOS Angeles 3 Minnesota 1, St. Louts I. lie Sanda' Gamef Philadelphia I. Colorado I Buflalo 3.

Chicago 2 New York lungers 1. Washington 3 Toronto 7. Pittsburgh 1 Vancouver 4, Detroit 4. tie Boston 9. Los Angeles I Msnday's dame Montreal at Minnesota.

8:05 m. Detroit .28 31 37 34-111 New Jersey II 18 31 14-121 Fouled out-Ford. Bassell. Porter, Washington TotalliHils DKETROIT.Vs 1 Jersey. 34 Technicals New Jersey Coach Loughcry.

Detroit Coach Kauflman. Shu- male, Ford, Money 2, Detroit team for zone defense. NUTE King and Lanier were ejected in the second quarter for fighting. There were seven technical fouls and 93 foul Transactions By The Associated Press BASKBAI.L American League CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Sigricd Alan Bannister, infielder, Roylc Stillinan, outfielder and Jack Kusek, pitcher. FOOTBALL National Football League MINNESOTA VIKINGS-Signed Bud Grant, head coach and Mike Lynn, general manager, to new five-year contracts.

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Rehired Harry Gilmer and Jim Hanifan, assistant coaches. HOCKEY National Hockey League CLEVELAND BARONS Recalled Ken Kuzyk, right wing, from Binghamton of the American Hockey League. Kuzyk was then loaned lo Salt Lake City of the Central Hockey League. shots.

Al Kansas City GfllDEN STATE (Mil Harry 11 9-9 II. Cnk-man 1 04) 6. Parish 0 2-2 2. Smith 8 2 16. Marsh I 84) 2.

Ray 2 44 8. Parker 9 2-2 20. Williams I 2 2 20. Green 1 0-0 6. tin 0 04) 0.

Dudley 0 0-0 0. Pel Git rhiladelphla 41 JO .697 NewVork 36 31 .537 lOk Boston 24 31 .381 20', Buffalo 41 .369 2Ui New Jersey 17 il .246 H4 Celtnl IHvlsl.B San Antonio 41 23 .671 Washington 25 30 .138 5V, AtlanU 14 35 .491 81, Cleveland 11 35 .478 9' 5 New Orleans 31 36 .471 94 Houslon 14 45 .348 184 WtSTEHN CONFERENCE MMwcat DtvlilM Denver 41 26 .608 Milwaukee 34 11 .507 7 Chicago 31 15 .485 81, Detroit 31 33 .470 14 Kansas City 26 41 .388 13 Indiana 25 41 .171 II Partite DIvlslM Portland 51 14 .791 riumu 42 26 .118 ll'l Seattle 16 10 .645 164 LosAnirelea 91 90 .543 164 Golden Sute 12 34 .483 104 Totals 48 21 22 111. KANSAS CITY (186) Robmrme 2 5-6 II, W'edman 4 2-2 10. Lacey 8 1-3 15. Boone 1 I I 5.

Allen 1 0 0 I. Nash 3 12 II. nirdsong 11 2-2 24. Res. tarn 0 2-2 2.

Kuesler 2 1-15. Burleson 4 8- 8 16. Washiiigtori 6 IS I. Totals 40 26-31 It. Pro Boxing GeldeaSlalc 11 28 24 111-111 Kanus City 9 14-106 Tula! fouls-Golden State 28.

Kansas City 74. At liglewtod. Calll. PHOENIX (112) MELROURNE, Australia Rocky Mat-tioli, 13714, Australia knocked out Elisha Obed, UWi, Bahamas, 7, to retain the welterweight title. Davis 8 7-9 11.

Heard 4 0-0 8. Adams I 66 II. Buse 4 04) 8. Weslphal 111-13 29. Awtrcy 1 611 2.

Griffin 1 0-0 1. Lee 4 0-0 8. A Scott 1 0-0 I. Brail 2 0-0 4. Totals 44 from Foster Walker III 1428 112 LOS ANGELES (111) Satarday'i Games New York 126, New Jersey 117 San Antonio 110.

Washington 101 Seattle 91. Houston 91 Phoenix 120, Los Angela! 114 Sanoay's Games Philadelphia 105, Boston 111 Detroit 130. New Jersey 125 Atlanta 98. Milwaukee 93 Buffalo 98. Portland 90 Denver 98.

Oncaito 95 Cleveland 95, Indiana 90 Golden Slate 113, Kansas City 106 Los Angeles 128, I'hocnU 111 Manilay's Gamri No games scheduled Danlley 14 9-11 17. Ford 4 2 2 10. Abdul- Jabhar 14 4-3 12. Hudson 5 84) 10. Nixon 3 2 18, Seoll 6 0.1 II.

Abernelhy I 2, When Bob Feller of Cleveland pitched a no-hitter against the Yankees in 1946, his center fielder was Bob Lemon, who later pitched a no-hitter of his own. Carr 3 0-0 6. Hobisch 0 1-2 1. B. Davis 041 0.

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