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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1989 THE SUN SPORTS 11C COLLEGE BASKETBALL Tonight's games Morgan has experience, motivation Bowers, No. 9 Arkansas run past Oregon, 102-75 Augusta (1-0) at Maryland (1-0) Roundup Site: Cole Field House. College Park, 7:30 p.m. Radio: WBAL (1090 AM), WMAL (630 AM) Outlook: Each side had a season-opening blowout at home Saturday, as Maryland routed Delaware State, 87-53, and Augusta stopped Piedmont, 105-56. Maryland spotted its Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference opponent a 35-21 lead, then went on a 66-18 run in the final 22:34.

Sophomore Jerrod Mustaf had a career-high 30 points in Gary Williams' coaching debut at his alma mater. Nine of the 13 Terrapins scored. For Augusta, a member ol the Division I Big South Conference, Clint Bryant enters his second season as head coach at the Georgia school. There are 10 veterans from a 5-23 team, including Tim Daniels, a 6-foot-5 senior forward who averaged 17.1 points and 6.5 rebounds last seasons. Still, the Jaguars are a predominantly sophomore-freshman squad.

Alter Augusta, Maryland plays this weekend in the Central Fidelity Classic in Richmond, facing South Carolina Friday. January against Creighton, Drake, Marquette and Arkansas State will toughen Morgan by the time It opens MEAC play at home Jan. 6 against South Carolina State. Those early games usually result in losses the Bears played at Missouri when It was ranked No. 1 last season but helps the program In other ways, Frazier said.

"We play the major Division I's to financially supplement our program," said Frazier of the monetary guarantees Morgan gets from such games. "But sometimes we need games like that to let our players know where we are to let them know what It's like at the top. Just to learn things from the top teams adds to the experience we need." Morgan started strong in conference play last season, going 5-1 but finished at 9-7. Frazier said he hopes this team will be able to avoid those down times. "We were up and down, we were immature, we were a young club," Frazier said.

"When they face the situation again like they had last year, hopefully they'll face up to It better. "Our guys have been around the conference and should know what to expect. If we play together and smart, we will be there." rV-s UMBC (1-0) at Miami, Fla. (0-0) LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Arlyn Bowers didn't score for ninth-ranked Arkansas yesterday, but his defense was noticed In a 102-75 victory over Oregon.

Bowers played 10 minutes and missed all three of his shots. "Arlyn Bowers picked up our defensive intensity," coach Nolan Richardson said after Lee Mayberry scored 20 points to lead the Razor-backs. "They took our Intensity away by spreading the floor and trying to lull us to sleep, but Arlyn took care of that." Mayberry scored 1 0 in the opening minutes and another eight during a second-half run. Mayberry hit two three-pointers to help the Razor-backs (2-0) to a 27-10 lead with 14 minutes, 20 seconds left in the first half. Oregon (0-1 trailed by 1 2 at the half and closed to 60-53 with 13 minutes left in the game.

OREGON (75) Reynolds 6-10 0-0 12. Lucas 5-7 0-3 10, Dunn 5-7 2-2 12. Brandon 1-8 0-0 2, Mix-on 6-10 0-0 15. Helms 0-4 3-6 3. Blair 0-3 2-2 2.

Ran-niger 3-3 1-1 9. A Johnson 0-2 2-2 2. Foston 1-1 0-0 2. File 2-3 2-2 6, 8 Johnson 0-1 0-0 0. Total 2-57 12-1 75.

ARKANSAS (102) Huery 4-6 3-4 11. Howell 4-6 8-10 16, Miller 5-7 2-3 12, Day 6-14 5-8 19. Mayberry 7-10 2-2 20. Hawkins 0-2 0-0 0. Marks 0-0 0-0 0.

Bowers 0-3 0-0 0, Murry 4-8 4-4 15, Linn 1-4 1-2 3, Hogue 0-0 0-1 0, Fletcher 2-4 2-2 6. Total 33-64 27-36 102. Halltlm Arkansas 51, Oregon 39. 3-polnt goal Oregon 5-9 (Mixon 3-6. Ranniger 2-2, Reynolds 0-1), Arkansas 9-20 (Mayberry 4-5, Murry 3-6, Day 2-6, Huery 0-2, Bowers 0-1).

Fouled out Lucas. Brandon. Rebounds Oregon 37 (Reynolds. 6. Lu-kas, 5.

Mixon. 5), Arkansas 23 (Miller 6. Day 4). Assist Oregon 14 (Brandon 4. Helms 3).

Arkansas 22 (Huery 7. Mayberry 5. Day 4, Murry 5). Total louls Oregon 23, Ark -Little Rock 18. Technicals Oregon coach Monson 2, Lucas.

A 7,790. No. 12 Louisville 33 Villanova 69 LAHAINA, Hawaii Jerome Harmon scored 21, as the Cardinals (2-1) held off the Wildcats (1-2) to win the third-place game In the Maul Classic. North Carolina and Missouri played for the championship early today. Louisville outscored Villanova, 19-4, In the final 10:15 of the first half for a 39-23 halftime lead and started the second half with a 9-3 run to lead, 48-26.

with 14:45 to play. VILLANOVA (69) Dowdell 4-6 0-2 8. Taylor 2-2 0-0 4. Greis 4-5 2-3 10, Walker 2-1 1 0-0 5. Woo-dard 1-7 2-3 4, Mumford 0-0 0-0 0.

Masottl 0-0 0-0 0. Miller 1-5 2-4 4, Tribiuani 0-1 0-0 0. Byrd 4-5 0-0 9. T.Miller 0-1 0-0 0. Vrind 2-2 0-1 4.

Bryson 2-3 2-2 6, Bain 5-13 5-6 15. Total 27-61 13-21 69. LOUISVILLE (63) Kimbro 6-8 0-2 12, Holden 2- 4 8-9 12. Spencer 5-8 13 11, Williams 1-7 3-4 5, L.Smith 6-12 2-2 16. Case 0-0 0-0 0.

Hawley 0-1 0-0 0. Webb 0-0 0-0 0. T.Smith 1-4 0-0 2. Harmon 9-13 3- 4 21. Sullivan 0-6 4-4 4.

Totals 30-63 21-28 63. Halttima Louisville 39, Villanova 23. 3-polnt goals Villanova 2-14 (Byrd 1-1. Walker 1-5. L.Miller 0-1.

Tribiuani 0-1. T.Miller 0-1. Woodard 0-2. Bain 0-3). Louisville 2-9 (L.Smith 2-4.

Hawley 0-1 Harmon 0-1. Sullivan 0-1, Williams 0-2). Fouled out None. Rebounds Villanova 40 (Qreis 7), Louisville 34 (Spencer 9). Aasiata Villanova 10 (Walker 3).

Louisville 12 (Williams, L. Smith 4). Total foul Villanova 22, Louisville 17. A NA. Alabama 57, Clemson 48 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico Alabama, led by Robert Horry's 22 points, held off a late Clemson surge to win the San Juan Shootout championship with a 57-48 victory.

NAT FRAZIER Likes Bears' chances In MEAC Site: Miami Arena, Miami, 7:30 p.m. Outlook: The Retrievers opened their season with a 73-71 victory over Florida International Friday night. Senior guards Larry Simmons (25 points) and Levi Franklin (17) led the way, but junior-college transfer Derrick Reid gave them a big lift with 17 points. They must improve on their free-throw shooting (11-for-22). Two starters return for the Hurricanes, which are coming off a 19-12 season under Bill Foster, who last week announced that he was leaving Miami after the season.

versatile players this season. "We have some great combination players," he said. "For the first time In 30 some years of coaching, I can say I have that." Frazier said he hopes a four-game road trip in late December and early Morgan at a glance By Jerry Bembry The setting was the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament at Greensboro Coliseum last March. A two-point loss to South Carolina State had ended Morgan State's season at 15-14 its first winning season since moving to National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I this decade. But don't tell coach Nat Frazier about moral victories.

"We have let the kids know they had an opportunity right in their COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1989-90 One of a series hands and let it get away," Frazier said. "We made sure they understand how important it Is to win the conference we had a chance to get Into the NCAA tournament." Coming within two victories of gaining an automatic berth in the NCAA tournament something a Baltimore team never has done is the point Frazier has been driving home to his players since practice started a month ago. The Golden Bears will begin their NCAA quest tomorrow, when they play the College of Charleston at Hill Field House. With key players returning from last season, and an impressive group of freshmen, Morgan enters the season picked to finish second in the conference behind Coppin State in a preseason poll of MEAC coaches. It's a position Frazier likes.

"I would say our chances of being a serious contender are pretty good," Frazier said. "We have an experienced team. We are a little better than last year and have players coming back who understand better what to do. That's a big plus." Leading Morgan will be Damone Williams (6 feet 7, 225 pounds), a senior from Omaha, who last season averaged 18.3 points and a team-high 8.4 rebounds. Williams, an Inside player who also has three-point range, led the team In scoring in the final five games last season and needs 111 points to reach 1 ,000 for his career.

Junior James "Jason" McCoy (6-0, 175), the man responsible for getting Williams the ball last season, switches from point guard to shooting guard this season. McCoy has 243 assists in his first two seasons at Morgan, the fastest any guard has reached that number in school history. "Jason is a tremendous Division I player he's proven that in games against the major Division I teams," Frazier said. Another key returnee from last season Is senior Marcus Sheffield Mount St. Mary (0-1) at Ohio St.

(0-1) Site: St. John Arena, Columbus, Ohio, 8 p.m. Outlook: Mount St. Mary's lost its opener Friday at George Mason, 73-70, missing a three-point try at the buzzer. The Mount's best shooter, Kevin Booth (17 points), fouled out with five minutes left.

Mason's Steve Smith held junior John Miller (Mount St. Joseph), a 15-point scorer last season, scoreless from the field. Ohio State lost at DePaul, 71-53, in the preseason National Invitation Tournament nearly two weeks ago. The Buckeyes were overwhelmed in that one, falling behind 41-16 in the first half. Former Gary Williams assistant Randy Ayers is the new Ohio State coach.

Among his top nine are no seniors and two juniors, including starter Perry Carter, a 6-8 center who averaged 14 points and eight rebounds last season. Last season's record: 15-14 Coach: Nat Frazier, 12th season, 153-95 Arena: Hill Field House. 5,600 Conference: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Predicted order of finish: 1. Coppin State; 2. Morgan State; 3.

Florida 4. Delaware State; 5. South Carolina State; 6. North Carolina 7. Howard; 8.

Bethune-Cookman; 9. Maryland Eastern Shore. Outlook: Nine players return from a 15-14 team that recorded the school's first winning season in Division I and advanced to the semifinals of the MEAC tournament. Coach Nat Frazier said the team has better shooters this season, which should open the middle for the Golden Bears' inside players. Damone Williams (6 feet 7, 225 pounds), one of only two seniors, is expected to be a force on the front line.

Williams led the team in rebounding last season (8.4), and averaged 18.3 points. Forecasted finish: 13-14 Hoyas get Hawaiian workout Coppin State (0-1) at Creighton (0-0) PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP) The Georgetown basketball team plays in Hawaii at the start of every season, but It's more for business than pleasure. "This is what we like to do give the players and coaches a chance to pull together," coach John Thompson said after two victories over small National Association for Intercollegiate Athletics schools. The fifth-ranked Hoyas beat Hawaii Pacific Saturday night, 79-57, after routing Hawaii Loa Friday night, 109-56. The closer Saturday night game pleased Thompson.

"I was hoping it would be closer," he said. "It gave us a better workout." Thompson wasn't concerned that the margin of victory over a small college wasn't higher. "We would have won by a lot more If I hadn't put the subs in," he said. Mark Tillmon scored 24 to lead Georgetown, GEOROETOWN (79) Jefferson 2-4 2-2 6, Mu-tombo 4-5 0-0 8. Mourning 3-6 6-9 12.

Bryant 5-8 0-2 1 2, Tillmon 7-9 8-1 2 24. Tate 3-6 0-0 6, Thompson 2-4 0-2 4. Edwards 1-2 0-0 2. Bell 0-1 2-2 2. Sabol 1-1 0-0 2.

Allen 0-01-21, Stoudamire 0-2 0-0 0. Total 26-46 19-31 79. HAWAII PACIFIC (57) Morgan 1-7 4-6 6, Williams 2-6 0-0 4. Haid 1-4 4-4 6. Stanley 5-7 1-1 11, Young 2-3 0-0 4.

Quick 3-3 3-3 11. Sellito 0-1 0-0 0, Moss 3-8 4-4 11, Baker 1-2 0-0 2, Wezner 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 19-45 26-28 57. Halftime Georgetown 37, Hawaii Pacific 26. J-polnt goals Georgetown 4-1 1 (Bryant 2-3, Tillmon 2-3, Thompson 0-1 Tate 0-2, Stoudamire 0-2), Hawaii Pacific 3-7 (Quick 2-2.

Moss 1-4, Stanley 0-1). Fouled out Williams, Baker. Rebounds Georgetown 28 (Mourning 10), Hawaii Pacific 11 (Stanley, Williams, Haid. Wezner 2). Assist Georgetown 18 (Edwards 5).

Hawaii Pacific 11 (Stanley 6). Total foula Georgetown 16. Hawaii Pacific 20. A 845. Site: Civic Auditorium, Omaha, 8:35 p.m.

Outlook: Coppin State will try to recover after losing at Maine Saturday, 69-63. Veterans Larry Stewart and Phil Booth had 14 points each. Creighton was 20-11 last season when it won the Missouri Valley Conference title and is to repeat. For fifth-year coach ony Barone, a former Duko guard, four starters are back, including two junior front-line stars, 6-6 Bob Harstad (16.7 points, 9.4 rebounds) and 6-10 Chad Gallagher (1 5.3, 6.6), two of the top candidates for conference Player of the Year. The schedule Data Opponent Time Nov.

28 College of Charleston 7:30 p.m. Dec. 2 St. Francis (N.Y.) 7:30 p.m. Dec.

4 Lincoln University 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6 at Long Island 7:30 p.m. Dec. 8 Georgia State-x 6 pm.

Dec. 9 Tenn. St. or Tenn. Chattartooga-x TBA.

Dec. 19 at Brooklyn College 7:30 Dec. 22 at Creighton 7:30 Dec. 23 at Drake 7:30 p.m. Dec.

31 at Marquette 4 p.m. Jan. 2 at Arkansas State 7:30 p.m. Jan. 8 South Carolina State 8 p.m.

Jan. 8 North Carolina 8 p.m. Jan. 13 at Maryland Eastern Shore 8 m. Jan.

15 at Delaware State 8 p.m. Jan. 18 at Florida 8 p.m. Jan. 25 at Bethune-Cookman 8 p.m.

Jan. 27 Coppin State m. Jan. 29 Howard 8 p.m. Feb.

5 at Coppin State 8 p.m. Feb. 8 Florida 8 p.m. Feb. 10 Bethune-Cookman 8 p.m.

Feb. 12 Delaware State 8 p.m. Feb. 17 at Soutti Carolina State 8 p.m. Feb.

19 at North Carolina 8 p.m. Feb. 24 at Howard 8 p.m. Feb. 27 MEAC playoff game TBA March 2-3 MEAC tournament in Greensboro, N.C.

x-Godlather Tournament In Chattanooga, Tenn. sSr Scores, schedule Wt Yr. 170 Jr. 155 So. 175 Jr.

160 Fr. 180 So. 185 Jr. 165 Jr. 165 Fr.

185 Fr. 190 Fr. 190 Fr. 225 Sr. 185 Fr.

235 So 225 Jr. 190 Sr. The roster No. Player P. Ht 10 Ural Hogans 6-2 11 Travis Mitchell 5-10 12 James McCoy 6-0 14 Kenneth Frazier 6-2 15 Jason Rhodes 6-3 20 Alex Parker 6-4 21 Robert Sellers 6-1 22 Omar Sanders 6-1 25 David Smoot 6-4 31 Jamaine Williams 6-8 32 Steven Haynes 6-5 40 Damone Williams 6-7 41 Glenn Smith 6-6 42 Charles Solomon 6-9 44 Rayton Adams 6-8 -x-Marcua Sheffield 6-8 x-Will become eligible to play Dec.

19 Yesterday Tournaments State women Mount St Mary'e Tournament at Emmistburg Championship Georgetown 72. Mount St. Mary's 58 CNC Insurance Invitational Championship Guilford 88, Christopher Newport 87, OT Third place Gallaudet 54, Va. Wesleyan 50 Century Ceftunet Classic Weslyn at N. Illinois: Mo.

Western at N. Iowa: Mount St. Mary's. Md. at Ohio Tennessee St.

at St. Louis; Augustana.lll. at W. Illinois. Tulane at Rice; Vanderbilt at Southern Texas-San Antonio at Texas Christian: New Mexico St.

at Texas-El Pa- so. Cal Poly-Pomona at California: Valparaiso at Colorado; S. Utah at Montana Washington St. at Portland: Lamar at San Jose Prairie View at Southern Cal; Sonoma St. at U.S.

International; Stanford at UC Irvine; Humboldt St. at Utah. National men East Mississippi St. 96, Centenary 80 Thin) place Baylor 69. NE Louisiana 68 Chapman Doubletree Classic Fresno Pacific 80, Chapman 67 Cleveland Ctaeatc Adelphi 88.

Mercy, N.Y. 62 Connecticut Coll. 71, Manhattanville 67 Franklin Pierce 81, Assumption 75 Hartwick 71, Montclair St. 56 Middlebury 81 Norwich 66 New Hampshire Coll. 115.

Bentley 93 Oneonta St. 86, Elmira 64 Sacred Heart 100, Stonehill 85 St. Francis. Pa. 84, Delaware 78 St.

Joseph Maine 128, 89 Stockton St. 73, Millersville 72 Saturday if State men Motorola Bravo Pager Easy to use and compact about the size of a key case Displays complete phone numbers at a glance Holds five messages in memory Distinct alerts let you know who is South (6-8), although he won't be ready to play until the sixth game of the season because he has classes to make up. Sheffield averaged 10.6 points and 7.6 rebounds last season, with 40 assists and 40 blocked shots. "He is really our main guy up front," Frazier said. "When we get him back, he'll be a big plus." Frazier will be looking for immediate contributions from freshman Jamaine Williams (6-8, 190), a forward from Camden, N.J., who averaged 25 points and 10 rebounds at Fishbourne Prep in Virginia.

"For his size, he is such a good shooter," Frazier said. "We have some quality recruits this year, and they'll have to give Damone and Jason support for us to be successful." Frazter's roster has a wealth of Maryland 87. Delaware St. 53 Fordham 80. Navy 73 Prince Georges 85, Anne Arundel 71 George Washington 82.

Loyola 69 Maine 69. Coppin St. 63 Boston College 102. UMES 76 JUCO Metro Mixer (at CC Baltimore) Essex CC 92, 78 CCB 68. Catonsville CC 31 Averett 98, Sewanee 73 Queens Coll.

73, Cent. Florida 68 Detroit 75, Cent. Michigan 66 Heidelberg 83. Oberlin 63 Huron 82, Mount St. Clare 67 101, NE Illinois 71 108, Transyl.

104. 20T Indiana 77, Miami, Ohio 66 Indianapolis 75, Savannah St. 66 Iowa St. 87, Toledo 69 John Carroll 108, Case Western 84 Kent St. 83.

Wooster 48 Kenyon 60, Hiram Col. 56 Lake Erie 77, Ohio Dominican 67 Lewis 78, Illinois Tech 66 Matone 79, Olivet 67 Missouri Val. 86, Earlham 76 Missouri-Rolla 75, Webster 47 Mount Vernon Nazarene 82, Defiance 74 N. Michigan 92, North Dakota 90 Nebraska 91, Mo. -Kansas City 76 Ohio U.

79. Rider 60 Oral Roberts 87, St. Louis 85 Orchard Lake St. Mary's 109. Hillsdale 93 Purdue-Calumet 81, Bend 79 Ripon 66, Marian, Wis.

65 S. Dakota St. 87, Caneton 78 SE Missouri 63, E. Texas St. 69 Saginaw Val.

St. 86, Christian Heritage 78 South Dakota 95, Midland Lutheran 85 St. Ambrose 86, Clarke 84 St. Olal 59. Luther 57, OT St.

Xavier 78. Mount Mercy 68 Viterbo 76. Macalester 40 W. Illinois 82. Butler 65 Wartburg 85.

Dordt 67 Washington, Mo. 65. DePauw 59 Wayne, Mich. 103, Concordia. Mich.

83 William Penn 89. Westmar 71 Wis. -Green Bay 69, Illinois St. 68 77, Winona St. 58 88, Carroll, Wis.

84 70, Beloit 52 Wright St. 113, Wilmington. Ohio 79 Southweat Bhiff 76, Alcorn St. 64 Arkansas St. 104, GrambNng St.

77 LeTourneau 63, Trinity. Tex. 61 Lubbock Christian 95, Wiley 59 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1 19. Ab. Christ.

101 Texas Tech 96, Mo. -St. Louis 67 I will release FREE to all callers my MONDAY NIGHT Wittenberg 59, Baldwin-Wallace 47 Coors UoM Classic Chatnpionhlp La Salle 75, Fresno St. 63 Third place SW Missouri St. 52, St.

Mary Cal. 35 Evangel Thanksgiving Classic Fifth place Howard Payne 74. Park 72 Seventh place McKendree 99, Oregon Tech 88 Third place Oklahoma Christian 62, Evangel 62 Apple Classic Chwnpionehip Shenandoah 90, Concord 81 Third place Newport News 65. Bridgewater.Va. 58 Fleet Classic PARLAY of the YEAR! State women paging you UaUi.RZM-i.UI 17 Metromedia Paging Services Big Four Classic tat UMBC) Towson St.

75. Coppin St. 62 UMBC 62. Loyola 48 Mount 8L Mary's Tournament Georgetown 82, Hofstra 77 Mount St. Mary 's 79.

Niagara 73 McCall Pattern Classic (at Manhattan, Kansas) Championship Long Beach State 84, Maryland 69 Third place Kansas St. 75, E. Washington 60 Providence 81 Bowling Green 79 Third place Jacksonville 57, New Hampshire 49 Gary Miller Classic NEW Low Price! $169 Virginia St. 68. Gannon 67 will give you my personal guarantee that both the game and the total must cover or I will work for you the entire season-ABSOLUTEL FREE!" Call now TOLL FREE and ask for Curtis Reed MasterCard VISA American Express 800-826-0723 National men Take Over Payments "NO CREDIT CHECK" Autos, Truck, Vans, 4x4s, etc.

Working steady? You Qualify LIBERTY FINANCIAL 581-0391 East Texas-Arlington 63. Nicholls St. 47 W. Texas St. 100, Oklahoma City 82 Curtis Reed's Weal mm- Third place East Stroudsburg 75, Longwood 72 Greet Alaaka Shootout Second round Connecticut 95, Auburn 91 Florida St.

75, Alaska-Anchorage 74 Kansaa St. 79, Hawaii 76 Michigan St. 87, Texas 75 Green Mountain Classic First round St. Michael's 81, Middlebury 72 Vermont 99, Norwich 61 Investor Classic Championship Virginia 83, Marshall 63 Third place Army 66. Northeastern 65 Kentucklane Rotary Classic Championship Indiana-Southeast 71 Lincoln, Mo.

68 Looo Classic 49ers VS. GIANTS MONDAY'S 84.2 WINNERS WINNING EDGE Basketball Pick Daily American Intl. 68, Lowell 67 Arizona 82, Michigan 75 Boston U. 73, Indiana St. 60 Brown 76, Bryant 52 C.W.

Post 63. Caldwell 55 Clarion 78, Mercyhurst 60 lona 71, N.Illinois 64 Lafayette 97, Colgate 71 MIT 69, Gordon 64 Manhattan 60, Hofstra 57 Marist 104, Mount St. Vincent 65 N. Adams St. 52.

Cent. Connecticut St. 49 NYU 93. Bates 60 Penn 69. Lehigh 64 Penn St.

64, Juniata 26 Phila. Textile 97, Spring Garden 59 Princeton 64, Franklin Marshall 47 Robert Morris 67, West Virginia 64 Rochester 92, Carnegie-Melton 50 SE Massachusetts 89, Wesrlield St. 75 St. Francis. NY 78, Columbia 75 St.

Francis, Pa. 84, Delaware 78 St. Peter's 69, Coll. of Charleston 53 Yale 96. Swarthmore 47 $10 per call 019? A MONTH iNO MONEY DOWN! JUST 'ORDERED W1ERCQM Air Force 79, Valparaiso 65 Brigham Young 96, E.

Washington 84 Claremont-Mudd 72, Azusa Pacific 71 Springs 81, Tarkio 60 Colorado St. 77, Texas-Pan American 53 E. Montana 64. Cent. Ok la.

49 Georgetown 79, Hawaii Pacific 57 Gonzaga 67, W. Montana 62 Grand Canyon 94, Mid-Am Nazarene 74 Idaho St. 72, Boise St. 47 Linliek) 77, Pomona-Pitzer 76 Long Beach St. 105, Stephen F.Austin 61 Loyola Marymount 145, Nevada-Reno 102 Menlo 96, San Francisco St.

75 Montana St. 95. St. Martin's 81 Montana Tech 74, E. Oregon 53 Regis 81, St.

Mary's. Minn 50 S. Utah 112. Cal Poly-Pomona 94 Sam Houston St. 72, Wyoming 69, OT San Francisco 79, UC Irvine 71 Sonoma St.

84, Point Lome 74 St. Minn. 100, Northridge St. 98. 40T UC Riverside 82, Master's 60 UC Santa Barbara 67, Pepperdine 46 UCLA 66.

Santa Clara 62 W. Baptist 80. Oregon 79. OT Washington 82. Pacific.

Ore. 59 Weber St. 69. S. Colorado 61 sr EL.

Rockford 83. Knox 70 S. Illinois 73, Chicago St. 60 Southwest Arkansas 102, Oregon 75 West Mex Highlands 79. West.

Colo. 75 Tournament Capital Dietrict Tournament First round RPI 75, Union, N.Y. 67 Skidmore 71, Albany, N.Y. 65 Great Alaaka Shootout Fifth place Connecticut 63, Florida St. 60 Seventh place Alaska-Anchorage 109, Auburn 94 Green Mountain Classic Championship Vermont 78, St.

Michael 66 Maui Classic Third place Louisville S3, Villanova 69 Fifth place James Madison 70, Evansville 60 San Juan Shootout Championship Alabama 57, Clemson 48 Fifth place Wisconsin 63, Bradley 57 Seventh place Kentucky 110. American R. 76 USMMA Invitational Championship Wm. Paterson 89. Mount St.

Mary, N.Y. 87 Third place Kings Point 50, Lehman 46 Today Stat men Augusta at Maryland, 7:30 p.m.; UMBC at Miami. 7:30 p.m.; St. Marys at Johns Hopkins. 8 p.m.: Mount St.

Mary's at Ohio State. 8 p.m.; Winston-Salem State at Bowie State, 6 p.m.; Coppin State at Creighton, 8:35 p.m. State women Notre Dame at Western Maryland, 7 p.m.; Towson State at North Carolina, 7:30 pm. National men E. Kentucky at American Dartmouth at Boston College; Michigan vs.

Boston U. at Boston Garden; Coll. of Charleston at Brooklyn Susquehanna at Bucknell; Holy Cross at Colgate; St. Bonaventure at Cornell; Maine at Drexel; George Mason at Marist; Lafayette at Moravian; Thiel at Robert Morris; Rutgers at Syracuse. Pfeifter at Campbell: Piedmont at Coastal Carolina; Cent.

Connecticut St. at Delaware N.C. Wesleyan at East Carolina; Presbyterian at Furman; Baptist Coll. at Georgia: NW Louisiana at Gram-bling St. Francis.

Pa. at Liberty: McNeese St. at Louisiana Tech. NE Illinois at Morehead Appalachian St. at N.

Carolina St. N. Carolina AST at Charlotte: Jackson St. at NE Louisiana; Wis -Stout at Nicholls S. Lock Haven at Radford; Tennessee Tech at S.

Mississippi; Fla. International at South Florida. Kennesaw at Tn. -Chattanooga: Lynchburg at VMI; Worforo at Va. Commonwealth: Marshall at Vuginia Tech; Davidson at William Mary; St Francis.

NY at Wmthrop. Slippery Rock at Cleveland Hartford at DePaul: Butler at INinots St Illinois at Indiana Florida AAM at Iowa Nebraska at Miamr. Ohm Illinois South CELLULAR. PHONZSFOflALL New Mexico 69, Monmouth, N.J. 63 Third place W.

Michigan 64, Hardin-Simmons 54 Maui Classic Second round Evansville 70, Chaminade 53 James Madison 56. San Diego St. 53 Missouri 82, Louisville 79 North Carolina 78. Villanova 68 San Juan Shootout Second round Alabama 64. E.

Michigan 61 Bradley 70. American R. 62 Clemson 74, Stetson 61 Wisconsin 73. W. Kentucky 62 Exhibition Illinois 74, Venezuela 63 OE Ttf EL VBS Alabama 68.

Morris Brown 62 Alabama St. 86. Tuskegee 80 Appalachian St. 69, East Carolina 59 Armstrong St. 73.

FayetteviHe St. 72 Athens St 64. Tenn. Temple 59 Augusta 105. Piedmont 56 Austin Peay 83, Tennessee St.

79 Duke 130, Harvard 54 E. Tenn. St. 120. Charleston.

Va 83 Ga. Southwestern 96, Ekz. City St. 65 Georgetown, Ky. 100.

N. Kentucky 78 Georgia St. 122. Fort Valley St. 106 Jackson St 86.

Miles 78 Johnson C. Smith 87. Shaw 84 Liberty 93, Messiah 71 Louisiana Tech 73, Akron 60 Memphis St. 91 Tennessee 72 Morehead St. 96.

W. Virginia St. 73 114. Voorhees 67 N.C.-Greensboro 67, Winston-Salem 65 N.C.-Wilmington 73, Campbell 57 Oglethorpe 69, Millsaps 52 Otterbein 85. Rollins 83 Sewanee 78.

Lynchburg 74 Shorter 84. Palm Beach Atlantic 82, 20 Southern Tech 57, Henderson St 56 Southern 97. NW Louisiana 72 Tennessee Tech 85. 71 Wake Forest 84. Davidson 65 William Carey 87.

Montevalio 78 Xavier. NO 92, Jarvis Christian 74 Bell Atlantic Special Edition by Motorola. Access Ajrtime not included, monthly charges are based on 36 payments at 5 87 and a $50 linal payment One year activation contract required. Authorized agent tor Mobile Systems Mount falls in tourney final, 72-58 Special to The Sun EMMITSBURG Georgetown University (2-0) shot better than 50 percent from the field In each half In putting away Mount St. (1-1), 72-58.

in the championship game of the women's tip-off tournament at Knott Center yesterday. The Mount was within 32-28 at the half but made only nine of 28 second-half shots from the field. GEORGETOWN (72) Mikuta 3-3 0-0 6. Jewell 1-5 4-6 6, Sheehan 5-8 2-4 12 Ayres 5-7 0-1 1 1. Corece 3-8 2-3 8, Breslin 5-8 4-4 14, Reid 2-4 0-0 4, Ridge-way 0-1 0-0 0.

Wilson 2-5 5-7 9. Whitfil 1-2 0-2 2. Totals: 27-51 17-27 72. MOUNT ST. MARY'S (58) Balakonis 4-15 1-2 11.

Rhock 5-11 4-5 14. Blair 2-6 5-6 9. Herbert 4-7 0-0 8. McNulty 1-4 0-0 2. Owens 3-5 3-4 9.

Nolen 0-01-4 1. Matula 1-3 2-24. Hale 0-3 0 0 0. Balenger0-1 0-00 Totals: 20-55 16-23 58. Halftime; Georgetown 32-28 Three-point goals: 1-3 (Ayres 1-2, Cor ace 0-1): MSM 2-1 1 (Balakonis 2-8.

McNulty 0-2. Rhock 0-1) Rebounds: 38 (Corace 10): MM31 (Balakonis 6) Assists: 18 Ayres 4): MSM 15 (Herbert 5. Rhock 5). Total fouls 18 MSM 17 Fouled opt none Midwest JVIERiCOSVP Mi' Vie ith You Down The Road. CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS Aquinas 82.

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