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4C Ht pcntacola Journal Wednesday, November 1 9, 1 975 Warriors Clip Jazz Sports Briefs Notre Dame Denies Story of Bowl Bid Corduroy; Bell Bottom Jeans 1 1 different colors SiieeMteH ft KING 3 PRIMA Br) Li I IL 4 'SINCE 19S8" w- miliar NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Rick Barry and Jamaal Wilkes combined for 43 points Tuesday night to lead Golden State to a 112-104 victory over the New Orleans Jazz in a National Basketball Association game at the Supdedome. Barry hit for 22 and Wilkes added 21 as the Warriors broke open a close game with 10 straight points in the fourth period to take an 85-76 lead and coast home. Forward Aaron James came off the bench to lead the Jazz with 24 points. New Orleans, playing its first game without injured captain Pete Maravich, fell to 6-7. Golden State lifted its record to 9-3.

Ron Behagen and Henry Bibby each hit for 13 points and E.C. Coleman held Barry to eight points in the first half as the Jazz took a 57-49 lead. But 1 Barry warmed up and scored 10 fourth quarter points to boost the Warriors into control. GOLDEN STATE (111) Barrv 9 4 4 22, Wilkes 3-3 71. Rov 3-4 11, Smith 9 0 0 18.

C. Johnson 0 0 12. Dickey 2 0 0 4, G. Johnson 2 041 4. Dudley 1 2-3 4, Mulllns 0 0 0 0, Williams 0-0 14, Dovis I 0 0 2.

Totals 50 12-14. NEW ORLEANS (104) Behagen 6 7 8 lv. Coleman 7 2 Moore 6 5 17, Nelson 5 1-3 11. Bibbv 10 11 21, James 10 4 24, Kellev 0 2-3 2, Stallworth 7 0-0 4. Totals 41 52 28 Golden State 24 25 24 39-112 New Orleans 2i 31 17 30104 Total fouls: Golden State 27, 29.

Technicals: Barrv. Knkks, 101-92 NEW YORK (AP) Reserves Neal Walk and' Phil Jackson sparked a 16-4 New York surge in the third period that carried the Knicks to a 101-92 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers in a National Basketball Association game Tuesday night, PORTLAND (92) Neal 2-3 12, Wickj 4 5 7 17, Wolton 5 2 3 12, Hollins 5 1-2 11. Petrie 9 2-3 20, Steele 2 11 5, Gross 3 2 2 8. Martin 1 0-0 2, Clemens 0 1-2 I. Hawes 0 1-2 Anderson 1 1-2 3.

Totals 37 18-27. NEW YORK (101) Bradley 1 04) 2, Haywood 4 6 16, Gio-nelll 0 0-0 0, Frailer 8 5-5 21, Monroe II 6-6 28, Jackson 5 3-3 13, Walk 7 1-2 15, BarneH 2 Maytleld 1 0-0 2. Totals 41 19 72 Portland J3 21 21 27- 92 New York 32 II 32-101 Total Fouls: Portland 19, New York 28. 14,994. Rockets, 95-91 CLEVELAND (AP) Calvin Murphy scored 14 points in the first quarter, and the Houston Rockets held off a late surge by the Cleveland Cavaliers for a 95-91 National Basketball Association victory Tuesday night.

Murphy went into the game-with an NBA record of 56 consecutive free throws. He boosted the mark to 58 before missing the first of two attempts in the third period. HOUSTON (9S) Riley 3 0-0 6, Tomlonoylch 7 2-2 16, Kunnert 0 2-2 2, Newlin 10 3-3 23, Murphy 8 3-4 19, Johnson 2 4-4 8, Won I 1 0-0 2. Meeley 7 1-1 15, Merrlweother 2 0-0 4. Totals 40 1516.

CLEVELANO (91) Smith 9 3-3 21, Brewer 5 2-3 12, Chones 7 4-4 18, Snyder 6 0-0 12, Cleamons 4 2-2 10, Walker 3 0-0 6, Russell 4 4-6 12. Totals 38 1518. Houston IS 31 23 16 9S Cleveland 23 27 21 20-91 Fouled out: Kunnert. Total fouls: Houston 26, Cleveland 22. Technicals: Johnson.

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Cotton Bowl officials denied that a bid had ever been offered, although Notre Dame players said they voted on two different occasions concerning the bowl. The furor began when David Israel, a columnist for the Washington (D.C.) Star, quoted sources as saying Notre Dame players had been offered a bid to the bowl even after losing last Saturday to Pittsburgh and that they turned it down because they were disturbed with Devine. "It's a lie," said Devine of the story. However, there were two conflicting stories. Devine said the Cotton Bowl wanted some kind of indication as to how the players felt last Thursday, but Field Scovell of the Cotton Bowl said Notre Dame was not invited to play in the game.

Georgia has accepted the Cotton Bowl bid to meet the Southwest Conference champion, either Texas, Texas or Arkansas. MORE FOOTBALL Defensive end coach Howard Weyers and offensive guard-center coach Charlie Butler of Michigan State University reportedly took and passed lie detector tests before appearing at the National Collegiate Athletic Association's infractions committee hearing last month in Denver, Colo. The NCAA is investigating alleged irregularities in the MSU football program Representatives of the 26 National Football League teams will meet today in New York in an attempt to determine how to stock the league's new Tampa and Seattle franchises. Twelve days ago, the NFL failed to produce such a plan. BOXING Promoter Don King said Tuesday in New York that Henry Clark and Ken Norton may be the next two challengers for Muhammad Ali's heavyweight boxing title and possibly one of the fights would be a "Freedom Fight" on July 4 as part of the U.

S. bicentennial celebration in 1976. BASKETBALL An injured kneecap will keep guard Dave 20-J 06 BUFFALO (AP) Bob McAdoo scored 38 points, Garfield Heard grabbed 19 rebounds and the Buffalo Braves hit all 30 of their free throw attempts Tuesday night in beating Los Angeles 120-106, snapping the Lakers four-game National Basketball Association winning streak. LOS ANGELES (106) Warner 3 1-2 7, Ford 7 3-3 16, Abdul-Jabbar 15 5-6 35, Goodrich 6 04 12, Allen 2 2 3 6, Russell 6 0 0 12, Freemon 6 7 2 14, Loot; 1 0 0 2, Mc Daniels I 0-0 2, Kupec 0 O0 0 Totals 47 12-16. BUFFALO (120) Heard 5 3-3 13, Marin 4 2-2 10, McAdoo 15 8 8 38, Smith 6 10 10 22, DiGreoorio 7 4-4 18.

Gibbs 4 3 3 II, McMiiien 2 00 4, Charles 2 0 0 4. Totals 45 30-30. Los Angeles 13 31 27 28-106 Buffalo 25 21 34 33-120 Total Fouls Los Angeles 24, Butlalo 20. Fouled out: Allen. 11,015.

Pacers, 106-92 TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) Lenny Elmore tied his career high of 23 points and snagged 17 rebounds to lead 'the Indiana Pacers to a 106-92 victory over Kentucky in an American Basketball Assoocia-tion game Tuesday night. Billy Knight also hit 23 points for the Pacers, who at one point in the third quarter ran off 15 straight points. KENTUCKY (92) W. Jones 7 O0 14, Owens 5 2-2 12, Gil-more 5 8-10 18, Dampier 3 0-0 6, Averltt 4 M) 8, Jones 6 2-2 14, Grant 2 0 0 4, Murphy 1 O0 2, Connor 4 4 4 12, Roberts 0, Thomas 1 0-0 2.

Totals 38 16-18. INDIANA (106) Hillman 5 6-9 16, Knight 10 3-3 23, Elmore II 1-1 23, Buse 6 2-2 15, Keller 5 3-5 13, Barnett 0 0-0 0, Robisch I 2 2 4, Roundfield 0 1-3 1, Jordan 0 0-0 0, Manning 2 00 4, Flynn 3 1-2 Totals 42 19-27. Kentucky 20 24 17 31-92 Indiana 22 30 31 23-106 Total Fouls: Kentucky 27, Indiana 16. Three-DOinl goals Buse. 4,514.

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Louisiana 28 So. Connecticut 21 So. Mississippi 28 Temple 35 Tennessee Tech 21 TENNESSEE 17 Texas Southern 21 TOLEDO 17 U. Nevada (L.V.) 28 U. Tenn.

(Chattanooga) 17 VILLANOVA Zk VIRGINIA TECH 2e Virginia Union 28 WASHINGTON 2e Western Kentucky 2k WEST TEXAS STATE 21 WEST VIRGINIA 21 Weber Stat 21 YALE 21 Monday's Comes No games heduled Tuesday's Games Buffalo 3. New York Islanders 1 Vancouver 2, Atlanta 2, tie Toronto 4. Washington 2 California 5, Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 5, St ouis I Wednesday's Comes Kansas City at New York Hungers Montreal at Minnesota Vancouver at Washington Boston at Detroit Chicago at Los Angeles WIIA East Division Cincinnati 9 5 0 1 New tngland 7 7 Cleveland 5 7 2 i 10 Indianapolis Houston Minnesota PhoeniH Sin Diego Weil Division 8 55 59 51 57 49 66 48 51 45 62 76 58 65 29 72 76 54 50 64 72 7 6 1 6 I 2 5 7 2 4 9 1 Denver Quebec Vymnipeo. tdmonton Calgary Canadian Division lor onto Monday's Games Indianapolis 6, loronto 2 tdnttirlon 6, Son Diego 3 Tuesday's Games Houston 3, Winnipeg 2 Quebec 4. Cincinnati 4 Son Oieao ot Coiqory Denver 6, Edmonion 3 Wednesday's Gomes Minnesota at Cleveland New England ot Indianapolis Basketball College Tuesday's Results Tusculum 111, Brvon 96 t-rskine 73, Piedmont 49 Wotlord 71, Central Weslevan 70 King 1IJ.

Steed 79 Lincoln Memorial 65. Mors Hill 41 Huntingdon 75, LaOrange 70 Wis Pintteville Milton 64 lenn lempie 67. David Lipscomb 57 Gardner Webb 173, tlaliin 80 Erskme 76, Piedmont 49 Pro Briefs BOSTON CELTICS Center Dave Cowens, hospitalned since lost Friday with leg poms, is eteited to return to practice with the NBA club. Baseball Pro Briefs HICKOK AWARD Third bosemon Pete Rose ot Cincinnati Reds, landslide winner in month ot Ociober voting, receiving 68 first place voles ond 30? points ahead of Boston Red pitcher tins lianl MILWAUKEE BREWERS Amerlcon League club named Hal Smith, 44, bullpen couch ond Harvey Kuenn batting couch. Tennis Pro Briefs INDIAN GRAND PRIX No 2 seed Vnav Amntroi 01 India del.

Rov Rutlles ol Australia. 4 6. 76. 64. COrroao Borortutti pi ttaiv del Sasi Menon ot incho, eJ.

64, Dick OeM of det Rhemberger ol Australia. 6 7. 64. Mike Cahiil ol U. S.

det. Russell Simpson ot New Zealand, 67: Pol Kronk ol Austioho det. Jaideeo Mukhenea et India, 6 I. 6 0, all in lirst round of tournament at Colcutto. India EXHIBITION the Nastase of Romonio det Jimmy Connors.

7-6. 3-6, 75, ot Buchorest. 4 Volleyball City Mens' League Pet. Dawson Bonis 6 1 8s7 Catholic Caoches A 1 857 Spikers I 6 .143 Gull Power I .167 Results Dawson Boots 15. 17, '5, Sp'kers 5.

1 Catholic Coaches 15. 15, GcH Power I). Gull Power 15, 15, Spikers 9 Catholic Coaches 13. IS, 15. Dawson Boats is.

TTtursdoy's Games 7 pm Spikers vs Dawson Boots 7 40 Spikers vs. Gulf Power I p.m. Dawson Boats vs. Gulf Power. 10 55 57 Pts.

GFCA 15 45 46 APTopl5Poll The Tod 15 In The Assoc loted Pres college division football poll, with first piae votes in parentheses, season records and total points. Points based on 10 S-8 J-6-5-4-3 2 1: 1. Tenas AM (29) 90 0 385 2. North Dakota (5) 90 0 341 3. Grarnblinp (II 9 10 4.

Western Kentucky 8 10 31 5. Henderson Slate 10 0 0 l8 t. Michigan (I) IOI 0 Hi 7. Boise State 8 1-1 116 I. Bethune-Cookmon 90 0 9.

Ithoro (II 90O 85 10. Wittcnhcra 910 62 II. Jackson Stale 7-2 0 56 17. Northern Iowa 970 29 13. Lehigh 8 20 27 14.

Eastern Kentucky 7 31 73 15. Massachusetts 8-10 NCAA Statistics TOTAL OFFENSE Plays Yds. Ave. 455 6 445 6 California Tulsa Florida UCLA Ohio State Arnona St. Arifona Nebraska Anculnrhian 10 746 4SS6 741 7S1 777 47 847 786 44S6 4.140 4.1.19 4740 38fO 4l 414 0 4.13 9 476 9 474 0 477 7 47? 1 470 6 416.6 Ave.

349 34710 3)9 6 316 9 3)5 6 3.10 0 329.1 378 5 377.7 311.7 Ave. 4 4166 Long Beach St 7S4 RUSHING OFFFMSE Rushes Yds. 9 5S3 3142 Arkansas Michigan Georgia Tech Arkansas St. Ohio Stale Teias UCLA Central Mich. f-'iorido 10 630 6S3 t'2 613 611 740 610 3471 3.196 3.196 3.1 S6 3.100 3M3 3777 3117 Oklatwma ff.1 PASSING OFFfc NSE AH.

Com. Pel. Yds Snn Oego SI. California New Mexico Toledo Stuntord Tulsa la Tech f-iesno SI. Brown Brig.

Young Jrs7 715 79SJ 7.1U7 JM6 7701 2U4 1919 2149 IM0 1685 79s 3 J10 2 276 6 270 I 717 4 215 5 20 2 195 4 191 7 187.2 281 317 277 34? 2'7 270 3'0 7:6 240 IS4 167 174 171 157 170 lrS8 119 132 .548 .577 .678 .500 .549 .545 .509 .550 SEC Statistics BIRMINGHAM. Alo. (AP) Southeoslern Conference Individual temtball statistics as compiled Tuesday by commissioner's office: LEADING RUSHERS Alt Game AH TdS Ave Ave TDs Dobose, Fla. Collins. Kv Poiker.

MSI. Harrison, Go, McLee. Ga. Oovis, Aia. Rubiskie.

LSI) Jackson, Ant). Compossi. Ky. Sweet. Miss.

Corgis. Aub 175 IV 19 7 0 4 7 5 7 6 4 171 9 6 235 1097 SJI6 118 755 166 816 1099 91 6 8 9 80 6 77 2 6f 6 67 0 64 4 6.16 615 61.7 49 69 36 6 I 40 4 7 105 772 191 99 163 IJ5 151 47 4 Morgan, lenn 80 LEADING PASSERS Alt Cmo Int 158 6M3 Yds TDS Lyons, LSU 61? tlliS. Miss. Wallace, lenn. 79 4 5 3 58? 109 55 7 1109 Fisher, Vandy 90 41 8 471 Threodgill.

SI. 108 41 5 548 Gatfney. Flo. 39 3 7.14 lodd. Alo.

i 4 4 3 607 Gorgis. Aub. I 88 35 8 383 Hite. Ky till 35 3 410 Roach, Tenn. 4V J3 2 306 Robinson, Go 56 2 5 4 302 LtAUINQ BtCtlVtKS Avg Gome Rtcd Yds Gem Ave TDs Servers, Tenn 31 77? 23 3 3 9 4 Kimhrougn.

MISS. 31 40? 13 I 31 29 27 70 II II I 7 16 16 Burton. Vandy Giilionn, Aub. Chandler, Flo. Newsome Alo.

Rees, MSt. Hoover. Ky. Dow. LSU 383 4S? 4S7 1V8 245 IS? 253 100 20 2 27 9 16? HO 17 5 9 5 111 Sweet, Miss.

Yorbrough, Tenn, 14 College Briefs UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN After posting enty two victories in three seasons. Joe McHugh, 43, resigned os head coach the West Moven, umvernly. Pro Briefs WASHINGTON REDSKINS Dr. Polumbo Jr physician ot the NFL team lor the past tive veors, has oud. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Quarterback Dan Fouls has 0 sore right shoulder ond may miss Sunday NFL some ogainsl the Minnesota Vikiriys ST LOUIS CARDINALS Running back Eddie Moss ibockl.

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