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33 QUAD-CITY TIMES Friday, Jan. 22, 1988 Nuggets Wow! A 24-point play I III HI SHE'S THE VICE WHAT ABOUT HARPLY PRESIDCNT OF HER WL v. yutcenm KLuT VOUR ANOTHER, I EVER, 1 1 COMPANY AND SHE'S JM 1 WAR I6N-T I I ALWAYS AWAY ON Ml 1 vniJS Bizarre. There's no other word for what happened in the game between the University of California-San Diego and Menlo (Calif.) College last Saturday? The two teams became involved in a benA-dearing brawl with 6:48 to go in the first half and the officials ended up slapping Menlo with 12 count 'em, 12 technical fouls, UC-San Diego guard Rob Rittgers then stepped to the foul line and sank 24 count 'em, 24 straight free throws. Menlo was also awarded four technical shots following the melee and made three.

Thus, it went from having an 11-point lead (27-16) to a 10-point deficit (40-30) without the clock moving a single tick. UC-San Diego eventually won the game, 110-85. Reaves makes presence felt You have to admire kids like Iowa's Michael Reaves. He Nov 14 Jerry Judge, Scranton. Pa.

Nov Kevin Isaac Cleveland KO 1974 Apr 24 Howard Darling ton, Scranton. Po. KO 4 Mov 29 Bob Moshbum, Scranton, Po. K0 7 Dec 11 Jot Hathaway, Scranton, Pa. KO 1 lM A Hm 1 played sparingly in his first three years at Iowa and had been essentially typecast as a defensive eruuvSnliof Boxing USBA Ratings Heavyweight (over 198 pound!) Champion: Can Williams t.

Tony Tucker, Mich. Po. Jomes Douglas. Ohio. Orlln Norm.

Colli. 4, Tony Tubbs, Ohio. 5, -Tim Witherspoon, Po. 6. Rodney Frailer, Pa.

7, Jos Ribolta. 8. Tvrell Biggs, Po. 0, Renoldo Snipes, New York. 10, Mike Williams, Texas.

Crulterwelaht (190 pounds) Champion: VACANT 1, Anthony Wither sooon. Pa. I Bert Cooner, Pa. 3. Altonzo Rotllft, III.

4. Bash All. Calif, 5, Sherman Griffin, Texas. 4, Al Scott, Va. 7, Ml-choel Greer, Tenn.

8. Jeff Lompkln, Ohio. 9, Ricky Parkiy, N.J. 10, Os-voldoOcaslo, P.R. Light Heavyweight (175 pounds) Champion: Anthony Willis, III.

Bobby Cm, N.J. I Chris Reld, N.J. 3, Urioh Grant, Flo. 4, Ramil Hassan, Calif. 5.

Walt Muhommod, N.J. 4. Vaughn Hooks, Pa. 7, Willie Edwards, Mich. 8, Robert Foilev, N.J.

Eric Holly, Flo. 10, Fronkie Swindel, Tenn. Super Middleweight (148 pounds) Champion: Linden Holmes, Ohio 1, Vincent Boulware, Texas. 2, Nicky Walker, Nev. 3, Sanderllne Willloms, Ohio.

4, Tyrone Frazier, Pa. Lenny LoPogllo, III. 6, Jay Strickland, Texas. 7, Mustafo Hom-sha N.J. 8.

Kenny Styles, N.V. Frank Minion, Ind. 10, Gilbert Colon, R. Middleweight (148 pounds) Champion: Doug DeWIrt, N.V. 1, Michael Nunn, Calif.

2, Mike McCollum, N.V. 3. Marvelous Marvin Hooter, Mass. 4, Iron Berkley, N.V. 5.

Jose Qulnones, P.R. 4, Tony Thornton, N.J. 7, Troy Oarrell, N.V. 8, Don Lee, Ind. 9.

Don Schommer, Minn. 10, Ricky Stockhouse, Go. 10, Junior Middleweight (1M pounds) Champion: Robert Hlnes, Po. 1, Buster Oroyton, Po. 2, Donald Curry, Texas.

3. Darren Von Horn, Kv. 4, John Jackson, Pa. 5, Milton McCrory, Moine. 6, Carlos Santos, R.

7, Lupe Aquino, Calif. 7, Lupe Aaulno Calif. 9. Duane Thomas. Mich.

10, Jock Colloghan, Ind. Welterweight (147 pounds) Champion: Rollin Williams, Arlt Simon Brawn, D.C. 2, Tyrone Trice, Mich. Mark Brelond, N.V. 4, Felipe Conela.

Calif. 5. Bobby Joe Young, N.V. 4. Al Long, Calif.

7, Vincent Pettwov. Md. ft, Maurice Blocker, O.C. 9, Tommy Avers. Ohio.

10, Dk Colone, Calif. Junior Welterweight (140 pounds) Champion: Frankle Warren, Texas Buddy McGirt, N.J. 2, Joe Man-ley, N.J. Meldrlck Taylor, Pa. 4, Harold Brazier, Ind.

5. John Mee-kins, N.V. 4, John Meekins, N.V. 7, Orhet Dixon, Texas. 8, Tyrone Crowley.

Pa. Vincent Burgess, Pa. 10. Jerry Page, Ohio. Lightweight (lis pounds) Champion: Pernell Whltaker, Va.

1, Greg Haugen, Wash. 2, Edwin Rosorio, R. Angel Hernandez, P.R. 4, Fred Pendleton, N.J. 5, John Dupiessle, La.

4, Frankle Randall, Tenn. 7, Terrence AIM, N.V. 0, Juan Nazorlo, Puerto Rico. 9, Vlctorlo Belcher, Ind. 10, Darrvl Tyson, D.C.

Junior Lightweight (IN pounds) Champion: Harold Knight, N.J. 1, Tony Lopez, Colli. Tyrone Jackson, N.V. Nicky Perez, Ariz. 4, Joe Rivera, P.R.

5, Johnny De La Rosa, Mich, Juan LoPorte, N.V. 7, Genaro Hernandez. Colli. Jocklg Beard, Tenn. 9, Kenny Baysmore, D.C 10, Jaime Garza Colli.

Featherweight (124 pounds) Champion: Calvin Grove, Pa. 1. Lupe Suarez. Texas. Hector Lopez, Calif.

George Navorro, N.J. 4, Victor Calleias, P.R. 5, Jeff Franklin, N.V. 4, Bernard Taylor, Tenn. 7, Irving Mitchell, Calif.

Nelson Rodriguez, P.R. 9, Steve Cruz, Texas. 10, Myron Taylor, Pa. Junior Featherweight (12) pounds) Champion: Jessie Benevldes, Texas Jose Sanabrla, N.V. 2, James Pipps.

Texas. 3. Aaron Lopez, Texas. 4, Jorge Diaz, Calif. Manuel Mironda, P.R.

4, Louis Espinoza, Ariz. 7, Harold Petty, Texas. Steve McCrory, Mich. 9, Greg Richardson, Ohio. IX Gerardo Martinez, Calif.

Bantamweight (ill pounds) Champion: Gabv Canizales, Texas City, N.J. KO 4 Jun 20 Rick Spain, Atlantic City, N.J. KO I Jul II John Anderson, Atlantic City, N.J. KO 1 Jul 19 Lorry Sims, Poughkeepsle. N.V.

KO 3 Aug 15 Lorenzo Conody, Atlontic City. N.J. KO 1 Sep 5 Michoel Johnson, Atlantic City, N.J. KO 1 Oct 9 Donnie Long, Atlontic City, N.J. KO 1 Oct 25 Robert Coloy, Atlantic City, N.J.

KO I Nov I Sterling Benlomin, Latham, N.V. KO I Nov 11 Eddie Richardson, Houston KOI Nov 22 Conroy Nelson, Albany, N.Y. KO 2 Dec 4 Sam Scoff, New York KO 1 Dec 27 Mark Young, Colonie, N.Y. 1914 Jon 11 David Joco, Albony, N.Y. KO 1 Jan 24 Mike Jameson, Atlantic City.

N.J. KO 5 Feb 14 Jesse Ferguson, Troy, N.Y. K04 Mar 10 Steve Zouskl, Unlondale, N.V. KO 3 May 3 Jomes Tlllix Glen Falls, N.Y. 10 May 20 Mitchell Green, New York W10 Jun 13 Reggie Gross, New York KOI Jun 21 William Mosea, Troy, N.Y.

KOI Jut 11 Lorenzo Boyd, Swan Lake, N.V. KO 2 Jul 24 Marvis Frazier, Glen Falls, N.Y. KO 1 Aug 17 Jose Rlbolta. Atlontic City, N.J. KO 10 Sep 4 Alfonso Rotllff, Los Vegas, Nev.

K0 2 Nov 22 Trevor Berbick, Los Vegas, Nev. KO 2 (Won the WBC Heavyweight title) 1917 Mar 3 James Smith, Las Vegas, Nev. 12 (Won the WBA Heavyweight title) May 10 Pink km Thomas. Las Vegas. Nev.

KO 4 (Retained the WBA-WBC Heavyweight title) Aug. 1 Tony Tucker, Los Vegas, Nev. 12 (Retained the WBA-WBC Heavyweight title and won the IBF Heavyweight title) Oct. 14 Tyrell Biggs, Atlontic City K0 7 (Retained the WBA-WBC-IBF heavyweight title) 32, 0, KO-28 Ex -Champ Challenges Bob Fttzimmons wot knocked out In the eighth round by Jomes J. Jeffries July 25, 190X at San Francisco.

Jomes J. Corbet! was knocked out In the 10th round by James J. Jeffries Aug. IX 190X at San Francisco. James J.

Jeffries was knocked out In the 15m round by Jack Johnson July lvlO, at Reno, Nev. Jock Dempsev lost a 10-rourtd dectson to Gene Tunney, Sept. 22, 1927, at Chicago. Max Schmeiina was knocked out In me first round by Joe Louis Jun 2X1938. Joe Louis lost a 15-round decision to Ezzord Charles Sept.

27, 1950, at New York. Ezzord Charles lost a 15-0 round decision to Jersey Joe Walcott June 195X at Phifodephia. Jersey Joe Walcott was knocked out in me first round by Rocky Marl-cano, May IX 1953, at Chicago. Ezzord Charles lost a 15-round decision to Rocky Marciano June 17, 1954, at New York. Ezzord Charles was knocked out in the eighth round by Rockev Mar-Ciano Sept.

17, 1954, at New York. Floyd Patterson knocked out Inge-mar Johansson In the fifth round June 20, I960, ot New York. ingemar Johansson was knocked out in the sixth round by Floyd Patterson March IX 19a at Miami Beach, Fla. Floyd Patterson was knocked out In the first round by Sonny Llston July 22, 194X al Las Vegas, Nev. Sonny Llston was knocked out in Today's races at Hawthorn (At telecast at O-C Downs) (Pest time: p.m.) FIRST, NW1PMCO 83783 Poet I Mile Mechanical Gem us Hochs tetter 4-1 2 Crystal WellwoodRoblnson 10-1 Mi Amigo GrondeTocco 15-1 4 Romans RovaltyLeonord 4-1 5 IthinklgotltHostetler 2-1 4 Big Time TtcketLvonJr 30-1 7 Woody ThereHomllton 5-2 Huev 20-1 9 Idel BvrdMorsh 9-2 SECOND, 8000CL 14009 Pace 1 Mile Sutlers MIIIHItemon 4-1 2 Accrued InterestPoisley 9-2 3 Classy KellvHostetler 4-1 4 Cli Town NickyHostetler 4-1 5 Divide And Rule 15-1 4 Pockets 01 GoidBusse 4-1 7 GewurztromlnerHomllton 10-1 Captain DennisGrevengoed 20-1 9 Bullet BreezeTBA 1-1 THIRD, NW50WL5 MOM Trot 1 Mile 1 Lokewater Gtorv Hamilton S-2 2 Dragons Pride NLongo 4-1 3 Strike Me RichHiteman 4-1 4 Mr CGates.Jr 15-1 5 Specs GalPrevost 30-1 4 Sailor BovMllls 7-2 7 4-1 errantry Myers 50-1 CrewneckBird 4-1 FOURTH, F.M8008CL MOM Pace 1 Mile 1 Coco LolaHostetler 15-1 2 Pacing PoulaBusse.D 8-1 3 Nikis LodyMarsh 7-2 4 til Bit PrincolMogee.Da 20-1 5 Poms 4-1 4 Ideal BetDoibee 4-1 7 Shov Billy GMarsh 8-5 8 Mommie VIvMarsh 10-1 Fox Volley HooeMogee.Od 4-1 FIFTH, F4MNOTPN.6F $9400 Pace Mile 1 Ideal RltaMorsh 8-1 2 Foggvs FillvMogee 8-1 3 Hallvlew SuccessSmlttU 4-1 4 Westwood VlxenHlteman 10-1 5 Springfield CountessJocobxR 1-1 4 Pellolre Hot LipsAubin 10-1 7 Chippies Girl NMagee 9-2 Lake Hills JulleSoporlto 20-1 9 Chipsy SparPorcelll.Jr 7-2 SIXTH, IO0M CL S5000 Pact I Mile Armbro BretonMoHltt.Br 10-1 2 Chlcagos PrldeMogee 1-1 3 Franks Destroyer Jacobs, 9-2 4 Armbro EneineMills 20-1 5 Lockport IdealBusse.D 4-1 4 Rob 15-1 7 Rare EogleBanks.S 4-1 8 Fox Valley 4-1 9 Pre Fab BretBrooks 4-1 SEVENTH, NW4PMCO 17200 Pace 1 Mile 1 ConcurrentMorv 4-1 2 Ecstatic FelloMorsh 9-2 3 Wllesmon AHochstetler 4 Counsel Boy NMcEnery 4-1 5 Quick ExpertseFarber-Erdmon 4 The Gangs 30-1 7 Last HootCurron 5-2 Stormy Onedin Jacobs, 30-1 9 Robert SkioawaveMarsh 20-1 SIGHTH, NW4PMCO S79M Pace 1 Milt 8-1 2 Jocks Best ManMoxwell 7-5 3 The RefrigeratorKnox 50-1 4 Perfect SocietyAubln 4-1 5 No Where SpeciolAubln 10-1 4 Lolo NoruGrevengoed 7 Eagle EventWIIev 7-2 Friendly 10-1 Wolf HunterCurron 10-1 NINTH, NW4000LS (9008 Pact Mile 1 Osbomes FIlghtHomllton 10-1 2 Alicia Blue ChipHarmer 8-1 11 mo LightBuch 4-1 4 Governess Lillnsko.D 8-5 5 Artful AdvocateLongo 7-2 4 Lake Hills BethMorgaaA 20-1 7 Dear Alba Hall 4-1 8 Nile StrikeHamllton 15-1 9 Monloue Miss A Paisley 15-1 TENTH, NW40ML5CD S7788 Poet 1 Mile 1 Fast ChongeMorsh 4-1 2 Midnight EaglePletcher 4-1 3 Egyptian Cheetoh Banks, Dw 5-2 4 Kits MessengerSaporlto 15-1 5 El MotodorMogee 4-1 4 Thorn EoeleMagee 7-2 7 Claras AceAubin 50-1 8- 0 Winters Boy Knox 30-1 GruffCurran 4-1 Baseball American League Cleveland Indians named Jimmy Williams director of minor league field operations.

Named Glenn Adams, manager, and Rick Moe Lorenzen From working OT to fidgety feet Sights and scenes from three weeks of wandering the BigTen: Jan. 6, Iowa City The game between Iowa and Indiana has been over for more than an hour but Al Lorenzen is still in uniform, still on the court and still shooting free throws. Despite Iowa's 14-point victory, Lorenzen is upset by the fact that he made only half of his 10 foul shots. He's trying to regain his stroke. Jan.

9, West Lafayette As the national anthem is being played, Jeff Moe already has on his game face and his game feet In contrast to his teammates, who are a row of resolute statues, the Hawkeyes' hyperactive senior fidgets and bounces from foot to foot in anticipation of his last game before his least-favorite fans. "I just want to play well enough to make them hate me," he says. Jan. 14, Columbus Official Jim Bain is taking a stroll at one end of the court during warmups prior to the Iowa-Ohio State game when a leather-lunged voice rises up out of a mass of crimson and gray: "Hey Bain, why don't you retire?" Bain smiles and sweeps a bead of sweat from his familiar balding brow. "Next year I think IU wear a hairpiece," he says to a covey of Iowa reporters seated court-side.

"Maybe they won't recognize me." But he Reaves has stuck with it and is making solid contributions for the Hawks this season as an all-around player. "When I first heard about Michael Reaves, I heard he couldn't shoot," said Coach Tom Davis. "He's shown that to be absolutely untrue." Reaves, in fact, led the Hawkeyes in free throw shooting going into Thursday night's game with Illinois and has shown an ability to hit three-pointers, too. Davis, by the way, isn't the only one who feels good right now about Michael Reaves. Reaves feels pretty good about himself.

"I feel like I'm playing the best basketball of my life," he said. "But I've still got a lot of room for improvement." Transfers needed Just call Western Michigan Transfer U. Broncos aren't having a very good season they're 3-8 and winless in Mid-American Conference play but they'd really be in trouble without a pair of imports from other Division I schools who have scored about half their points. Forward Eh' Parker, formerly of Iowa State, leads them in scoring at 21.2 points per game and former Michigan State guard Mark Brown chips in 20.4 per outing. 1975 Mor 24 Charley Green, Cleveland Apr 10 Oliver Wright, Honolulu KO Apr 24 Robert Yorborough, Toronto KOI May 14 Ernie Smith, Las Vegas, Nev.

KO 3 Aug 14 Obit English, Scranton, Po. K0 7 Aug 24 Charlie James, Honolulu 10 Oct 1 Rodney Boblck, Manila KO 4 Dec Leon Shaw, Washington. O.C. K0 1 Dec 20 Billy Joiner, Son Juan KO 1974 Jon 29 Jot Gholston, Easton, Pa. KOt Apr Fred Ashew, Londover, Md.

K0 2 Apr 30 Roy Willloms, Londover, Md. WI0 1977 Jon 14 Tom Prater, Pensacala, Flo. I (U.S. Championship Toumoment) Mor 17 Horacla Robinson. Son Juan KO 5 Sep 14 Sanford Houot, Los Vegas, Nev.

KO 7 Nov 5 I bar Arrlngton, Lot Vegas, Nev. KO 10 1971 Mor JS Earntf Shaven, Lot Vegas, Nev. 12 June 9 Ken Norton, Lot Vegas, Nev. 15 (Won WBC Heavyweight Title) Nov 10 Alfredo Evangelltto. Lot Vegas KO 7 (Retained WBC rtgavywttght Title) 1979 Mor 23 Osvaldo Ocosio, Las Vegas, Nev.

KO 7 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) Jun 22 Mike Weaver, New York K012 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) Sep 28 Eomit Shavers, Los Vegas. Nev. KO 11 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) 19N Feb 3 Lorenzo Zanon, Lot Vegas, Nev. KO 4 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) Mar 3) Ltroy Jones. Las Vegas, Nev.

KO 8 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) July 7 Scott LtDoux, Bloomlngton, Minn. KO 7 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) Oct 2 Muhammad Mi, Las Vegas, Nev. KO II (Won Vacant World Heavyweight Title) mi Apr 11 Trevor Berbick, Los Vegas, Nev. 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) Jun 12 Leon Splnks, Detroit KO 3 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) Nov Reno Ida Snipes, Pittsburgh KOII (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 1982 Jun 11 Gerry Coonev, Los Vegas, Nev. KO 13 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) Nov 24 Randy "Tex" Cobb.

Hout- (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 1981 Mar 27 Luclen Rodriguez, Scranton. Po. 12 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) May 20 Tim Witherspoon. Lot Vegas, Nev. 12 (Retained World Heavyweight I Title) Sep 10 Scott Frank, Atlantic City, N.J.

KO 5 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) Nov 25 Marvis Frazier, Lot Vegas. Nev. KO 1 Retained World Heavyweight Title) 1904 Nov 9 James Smith, Lot Vegas, Nev. KO 12 (Retoined World Heavyweight Title) 1915 Mar 15 David Bey, Lot Vegas, Nev. KO 10 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) May 20 Carl Williams, Reno, Nev.

15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) Sep 21 Michoel Splnks, Las Vegas, Nev. 15 Lost World Heavyweight Title) 1914 Apr 19 Michael Splnks, Las Vegas, Nev. 15 RECORD: W-4X L-2, KO-J4 slip by Lakers By The Associated Press DENVER Two free throws by Michael Adams with two seconds left lifted the Denver Nuggets to a 115-113 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers Thursday night MD A It was the first Mb A time the Nuggets have beaten the defending NBA champions at home in more than two years. The Lakers had won 10 straight games, including playoffs, between the teams and had not lost at Denver since Dec. 13, 1985.

Rockets 116, Bucks 103 HOUSTON Houston's Akeem Olajuwon celebrated his 25th birthday by scoring 28 points and grabbing 12 rebounds to lead the Rockets to a victory over Milwaukee. Olajuwon got Houston off to a fast start, scoring 16 point in the first half. He also had a three-point play with 3: 43 left to preserve a 10-point Rockets lead. Hawks 101, Cavaliers 93 RICHFIELD, Ohio Dominique Wi Iking scored 28 points to lead the Atlanta Hawks over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Glenn Rivera added 15 points and 12 assists for the winners.

Wi Iking scored 10 of his points in a 25-10 Atlanta spurt that put the Hawks ahead 57-44 at halftime. Miller, Dueker fuel Black Hawk GALESBURG, 111 Harlee Miller fired in 35 points, while Craig Dueker added 22 as Black Hawk downed Carl Sandburg, 85-68 in Arrowhead conference action Thursday. Black Hawk with the win raises its record to 4-1 in the conference and 8-10 veralL Black Hawk 85, Carl Sandburg 88 SLACK HAWK Joe Rietwrd 5-17 1-1 1 11, Rick Conner MMH Brod Heleoson 1-3 4 Croig Dueker 5-13 10-11 1 JZ Morlee Miller 14-23 4-5 IS. Steve Kole 1 3-4 3 S. Dove verggo 1-1 0- 0 I 4, Darren Buorrl 1-2 (Ml 1 2.

Totolt 31-47 10-22 14 U. CARL SANDBURG Butts 4-10 7-5 1 10, Roy-lord 2-13 1-2 3 5, Gordine -17 3-4 4 25, Young 1-e Mil Walker 4-12 4-7 2 a Atchenson 2-40-204, Chonev 1-2 0-0 12, Monte 1-4 0-0 2 2. Alexonder 1- 5 0-013, Tate 1-3 00 1 2. Total 24-71 10-20 II 48. Holftlme score Block How 31 Cort Sand-burg 30.

Three-ooint gools Block Hawk, Dueker 2, Miller Corl Sandberg. Gordine 4. Young 1, Aleaonder 1. Records Block Hawk HO, 4-1; Carl Sandburg 10-9, 2-2. Spartan girls sting Rockridge Pleasant Valley used a well balanced scoring attack and rolled over Rockridge 86-25 in a non-conference game.

Pleasant Valley 86, Rockrtdga 25 ROCKRIDOt Lvnn Frevermum 0 4-4 4 4. Lisa Burcume 0 1-1 1 1. Merry McNeal 4 2-5 3 10. Krlstl Thirrvocre 0 0-0 1 0. Cheryl Jonlk I 2-3 2 4, Loura King 0 2-3 2 2, Glno Hall 0 44 1 4, Jill Johnson 0 0-0 2 0.

Totals 5 15-24 14 25. PLEASANT VALLEY Micnele Michaels 4 2-3 2 14, Ann Ceurvorst 9 3-4 3 21, Money Fryer 2 0-0 2 4. Amy Von Horst 1 04 4 1 Llso Schroed-er 4 04 2 )Z Kris Strobbe 6 0-0 3 11 Brondl Adorns 5 2-4 4 11 Louro Ehrredt 2 1-4 4 5, Dee Terry 1 0-0 2 2, Angle Overbeck 0 2-2 0 2. Totals 38 10-19 It 56. Rockridge 5 4 4 10 25 Pleasant Valley 23 24 If Records Rockridge 4-9, Pteosont Volley 44 3-4.

Carl Sandburg beats BH women GALESBURG Bea Floras poured in 27 points, including 5 three-point goals, but it wasn't enough as Carl Sandburg defeated Black Hawk 70-51 in women's action Thursday night. Carl Sandburg 70, Black Hawk 51 BLACK HAWK Missy Overton 1-4 9 2. Amy Hugoert 0-t 0d 0 0. Jodl Roberts 3-11 1-3 0 7, Beo Flores 11-20 04 0 27. Stocv Lelghty 2-7 0-2 2 4.

Trocv Thomos 1-15 1-10 2 11. Totols 18-70 10-15 4 51. CARL SANDBURG Lontz 4-12 04 1 12. Jockson 3-11 04 2 4. McVev 2-4 04 2 4.

Rllev 1-3 04 I 2, Stewart 3-4 04 0 4. Hungate 0-1 04 1 a Holl 0-2 04 0 0, Larson 4-14 04 2 t. Williams 9-13 04 0 18. Hail 5-7 04 2 10, Hires 2-5 04 0 4. Totals 33-78 04 11 70.

Holftlme score Corl Soodbur 37, Block Hawk 18. Three-ooint gools Black Hawk, lores Corl Sandburg, Lonti 4. Records Black Hawk 4-13, 0-5; Cart Sandburg 15-8. Black Hawk East beats Kishwaukee KEWANEE, El. Black Hawk East, led by Josie Ossian's 18 points, breezed past kee 57-42.

The Warriors held only a two point halftime lead but broke the game open in the second half. Kim Thomas added 10 for East Black Hawk East raises its record to 2-2 in the conference and 10-7 overall Black Hawk East 57, Klshwauk42 BNE Glno Osslon 3 1-2 3 7, Rebecca Martin 8 04 2 0. Carrie Gerard 0 04 0 a Michelle Petro-vich 0 04 2 a Kyle Morby 0 04 0 0, Josle Osskm 3 1-2 2 18. Julie Rotllft 3 04 4 4. Kim Thomos 5 04 1 la Kim Odie 2 04 3 4.

Totols 27 2-4 20 57. KISHWAUKEE Gwen Kletilen 2 0-1 4 4. Lisa Hart 0 0-1 8 0. Kathv O'Donnell I 04 0 2. crystal Carter 4 0-118.

Becky Baiistrlere 5 2-10 1 17, Oemse Zlerer 5 1-2 2 11. Totals 17 8-15 9 42. Holrtlme score Block Hawk East 22, Kishwaukee 20. Three-poinI pools Block Howk East, J. Ossion.

Records BW Hawk East 10-7, 22. Adair, coach, ot the Kinston Eagles of the Carolina League. National League St. Louis Cardinals signed Lee Tunnell ond Tim Conroy, pitchers; David Green, outfielder, and Geronl- 1 I mo Pena, inflelder, to one-year con Juan Navarro, Fla. Fronkle Duorfe, Calif.

3. Roland Gomez, Texas. 4, Hurley Snead, Mich. Gilbert Conteras, Texas. Albert Dovlla Calif.

7, David Gouvin, Mass. Eddie Rongel, Texas. 9, Lucilo Nolosco, Calif. IX Jose Ruiz, Puerto Rico. Junior Bantamweight (115 pounds) Champion: VACANT 1, Luis Curtis, D.C.

Luigl Cam-putoro Conn. Luis Monzote, Flo. 4, Kirk Harris, Mich. Mike PhelP. Texas.

William Ramos, Puerto Rico. 7, Ken Mitchell, N.V. Jesse Williams, Flo. 9, Beto Almager, Ariz, la, Pedro Feliciana, Puerto Rico. Flyweight (112 pounds) Champion: Ronton Medal Texas 1.

Jose DeJesus. P.R. Orlando Canizales, Texas. Juan Carazo, P.R. Paul Gonzales, Calif.

Angel Rosorio, P.R. Jorge Ortiz, P.R. 7, Rofoel Coaan, P.R. Tony I DeLuca, Calif. 9, Honero Aqullor, I Texas.

IX Ron Cisneros. Ariz. Larry Holmes' Record 1971 Mar 21 Rodell Duoree, Scranton, Po. W4 May 2 Art Savage, Scranton, Pa. KOI Jun 20 Curtis Whitner, Scranton, Pa.

KO I Aug 22 Don Branch, Scranton, Pa. 4 Sep 10 Bob Boilc New York 4 the first round by Muhammad All May 2X 1945. at Lewlston, Maine. Muhammad All lost a 15-round decision to Joe Frazier March 1971, ot New York. Muohmmod All knocked out George Foreman in the elgth round Oct.

30, 1974, ot Kinshasa, Zoire. Joe Frazier was knocked out in the 14th round by Muhammad All Oct. 1, 197X at Manila. Muhammad Ali won a 15-round decision over Leon Splnks for the World Boxing Assolcotlon title Sept. IX 197X ot New Orleans.

Leon Splnks wos knocked out In the third round by Larry Holmes for the World Boxing Council title Jung IX 1981, ot Detroit. Mike Weaver tolled to win the WBA title on a 15-round draw with Michoel Dokes May 2X 1983, at Las Vegas, Nev. Mike Weaver was knocked out In the eighth round by Plnkion Thomas June IX 198X ot Las Vegas, Nev. Tim Witherspoon scored a 15-round decision over Tony Tubbs for the WBA title Jan. 17, 19IX ot Atlanta.

Lorry Holmes lost a 15-round decision to Michoel Soinks April 19, 1984, at Las Vegas. Nev. Plnkion Thomas wos knocked out in the seventh round by Mike Tyson Mov 30. 1987, ot Las Vegas, Nev. Larry Holmes challenged Mike Tyson Jan.

22, 1988, at Atlantic City. N.J. Brown Thompson Valvano The quotebook: LSU Coach Dale Brown on Mississippi tracts. Basketball NBA Washington Bullet! signed Steve Colter, guard, for the rest ot the season. Hockey NHL.

New York Islanders recalled Cyclones reviews Iowa State's program is beginning to gain notoriety nationwide, not only for the Cyclones' quality of play but also their homecourt atmosphere. Writes John Fein-stein in the Washington Post: "If you really love college basketball, one place you have to go is Ames, Iowa." Feinstein enjoyed the way Cyclone Coach Johnny Orr is brought onto the floor with cascades of applause and the band playing the theme from "The Tonight Show." guard Rod Barnes: "He comes on the court, looks like Minnie Pearl, then plays like Miss America. Derek King, left wing, and Mick Vukota. right wing, from Springfield Georgetown basketball Coach John Thomp ot the American Hockey League. son: "No coach has ever had a game officiated the St.

Louis Bluet acquired Scott Harlow, left wing, from the Mont. real Canadiens for unspecified fu- way he wants. And any coach who says what he really wants is objective officiating is lying." Mike TytOT's Record ins Mar Hector Mercedes, Albany, N.V. KO 1 Apr 10 Trent Singleton, Albony, N.V. KO 1 May 23 Donald Halpin.

Atlantic lure considerations. North Carolina State Coach Jim Valvano on Washington Capitals sent Lou Franceschetti, left wing, to Bing-homton of the American Hockey League. college administrators: "Monday through Friday they want you to be like Harvard. On Saturday, they want you to play like Oklahoma." Mississippi Coach Ed Murphy on the success of a recent diet: "I've gone from huge to fat Everybody compliments me on it" Rock Foils ot Ottawa Geneseo ot Mendota Hall at Kowonee Dixon at Rochelle Jarred Homer 14 (A); Jason Howard (W Today's games MAC Davenport Central ot Davenport Pleasant Volley ot Davenport Assumption Davenport North ot Bettondorf Clinton ot Burlington S.D. State permitted to talk to McGwire Eastern Iowa Hawk eye Tipton at Mount Vernon Wilton ot Clear Creek West Liberty at Duront Iowa City Reglno at Mld-Prairte West Branch at Solon Duront at West Liberty, girls Mount Vernon at Tipton, girls Clear Creek ot Wilton, girls Solon at West Brooch, girls Mid-Prairie at Iowa City Regtna.

iris Soutrtestt Iowa Lone Tree ot Columbus Louiso-Muscotlne at Cardinal Pekln at Wopello Medtapolls at Highland Medtapolis at Highland, girls Pekm at Wopetia girls Lone Tree at Columbus, girls Mid-East Lisbon at Ctorence-Lowden Lincoln ot Preston Northeast ot Midland East Central ot Olin Northeast at Midland, girts Lisbon at Ctorence-Lowden, girls Lincoln at Preston, girls East Central at Olin, girlt Three Rivers Ambov at Sterling Newman Riverdoie ot Fulton Atkinson 67, Wyanet 62 WYANET Reed 3 2-5 3 Young 4 4-7 4 IX So DO 5 0-0 2 10, Randy Ryan I 04) 5 Dulthuis 4 2-4 5 IX Ricky Ryan 5 0-0 5 IX Vanbel 0 0- 2 TOTALS 24 10-14 24 42 ATKINSON Ktockenga 2 44 4 VonVooren 11-3 14. Carmlchoel 4 I- 1 4 9, Lewis 1 1-3 0 Obrecht 2 00 0 Sherbeyn 10 8-13 2 2X Welveart 3 1-2 3 7, VanOeVelde 1 0-0 0 TOTALS 24 18-28 14 47 Wvanet 19 18 4 19 42 Atkinson 14 28 19 47 Three Pointers Young (W) Ricky Rym (W) VonVooren (A) Technical One oil Atkinson Bench, one en Sherbeyn, Atkinson; Fouled Ovt Randy Ryan, Duf-Hwls, Ricky Ryan, all Wvanet; Records wyanet 2-14 oil, 1-4 conf. Atkinson 4I0 al, 3-4 conf. Annawan 79, Wyoming 61 WYOMING Carroll IMll Thornton 2 2-2 2 Eaton 7 1-4 3 IX Fotfell 4 2-2 1 IX Gill 2 2-2 2 7, Turner 3 0-0 2 King 1 1 Reeves 4 1-1 3 9, TOTALS 24 8-13 17 41 ANNAWAN Jagers 4 7-7 1 17, Doln Rakestraw 4 0-1 1 VonHvfte 4 0-0 I Jensen 7 4-7 3 IX Dorrln Rakestraw 1 0-0 2 Baete 0 0-0 1 Lane 1 2-2 1 Tuisl 1 2-4 0 Neuleib 2 2-2 0 TOTALS 30 17-23 10 79 Wyoming 4 9 14 30 41 AMowon 14 21 31 11 79 Three pointers Gill (W) Jagers (A) UK oral Annawan II- 4 ail, 4-1 Wyoming 44 oil, 2-S conf. Fresh Soph score Annawan SX Wyoming 41; High Scorers Sterling ot Princeton Rock Falls at Geneseo, girls Olympic Macomb at Orion Rockridge at Aleda Monmouth at Sherrord Lincoln Trail Alexis at Gatva Kewenee Wetherfield at AlWood Toulon ot Cambridge ROWVA at Winolo Indian Valley LoMollleotTlskllwo Others Thomson at Fulton Unity Christian 4 High school girls Flv-on-ftv 1.

Woterloo Columbus; 2. Des Moines Lincoln; 3. Hull Western Christian; 4. Dyersvllle Beckman; Cedar Rapids Jefferson; 4. Cedar Rapids Washington; 7.

Vinton; Bertendorf; 9. Duront; 10. Sioux City East; II. Muscatine; 12. Cedar Rapids Regis; 13.

Morsholttown; IX Oubuaue Wohlert; 15. Davenport Assumption; 14. Des Moines Roosevelt; 17. Waterloo East; 18. Woterloo West; 19.

Western Dubuque; 20. quarterback but Hartlieb ended up as the Hawkeyes' starter, winning All-Big Ten honors. Under NCAA transfer rules, McGwire, who has two years of eligibility left, must sit out the 1988 season. "You hate to see a young man leave, but you have to do whatever is in his best interest," Elliott said. Miller wrote Elliott requesting permission to talk to McGwire but Elliott said he did not respond until football Coach Hay-den Fry and McGwire met to discuss the situation.

"We saw no reason for (SDSU) not to go ahead and talk to the young man," Elliott said. IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) Iowa has given San Diego State permission to talk to quarterback Dan McGwire about transferring to the West Coast school, Iowa Athletic Director C.W. "Bump" Elliott says. Elliott said he wrote a letter to San Diego State Athletic Director Fred Miller giving the Western Athletic Conference school permission to talk with McGwire. McGwire said earlier this month that he would transfer.

McGwire said he did not think he had been given a fair chance to win the starting job in a three-way battle with Chuck Hartlieb and Tom Poholsky. McGwire went into fall practice as the No. 1 North Scott at Muscotlno Fulton at Clinton, girlt Western Big Sli Mollne ot Rock Island Altemon Galesbure at Quincy Rock Island al United Township Big Bend Anamosa ot Western Dubunue Monttcelto ot Moquoketa Cascade at Comanche DeWitt at Dversvllle Beck man Western Dubuque ot Anamosa, girts Moquoketa ot Montlcello. girls Cxnonche at Coscode, girts Dversvllle Beckman at OeWItt, Iris Waptle Andrew ot Lost Nation Oxford-Junction ot Calamus- Wheotlond Beilevue Marouette at Bennett Andrew at Lost Nation, girls Oxford-Junction at Calamus. Wheattand.

girls Beilevue Marquette at Bennett, alrts Morrison at Savanna Erie ot Prophetstown Ambov ot Riverdoie, girls Fulton at Clinton, girlt North Central Streotor at LaSalkt-Peru.