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Page 2, Section 2 Wisconsin State Journal, Wednesday, December 2, 1981 DeiFeuusG spcarlts IPyirgoSdlers Area gridders earn all-state recognition 4- i i1Vi Mniidki tm hiiiir pumped East ahead for good at 28-26. East completely controlled Edge-wood in the final period and, with Collins hitting his first three jump shots, the Purgolders took a 34-26 lead. Barry broke the ice for Edgewood with a pair of free throws with 3 minutes, 10 seconds left, but East continued to run up the lead and added nine more points, including a three-point play by Benderman for a 43-28 lead. Greg Meyer's last-second shot gave Edge-wood its only basket of the period. Both teams return to overdog status in Friday night games.

East faces rangy Madison West in a Big Eight Conference clash, while Edge-wood plays defending Badger Conference champion Stoughton in its fourth straight road game. blocked four punts, is rated as good a prospect as Liter by UW-La Crosse Coach Roger Harring. "Our plan was to double-team him when we played De Soto, but we handled him less than 50 percent of the time," Cashton's Hanson said. OfferdahL with 40 solo tackles, 115 assisted tackles and five interceptions, led a Fort Atkinson defense hich allowed only 2.9 yards per rush. Anderson, who had 10 interceptions, was considered West's best defensive back since Jim Bakken in 1957.

Bakken played at the University of Wisconsin and was a longtime placekicker for the SL Louis Cardinals. "Anderson is an outstanding tackier, and no one completed a pass in the middle of our deep zone coverage all year," Hable said. Area players on the second team are guard John Dennis of Madison West, running back Bruce Hemmers- By Don Lindstrom State Journal sports reporter With another superb defensive performance. Madison East earned its first city series' victory Tuesday night with a 43-30 decision over Madison Edgewood on the Purgolders' court. Trailing once by eight points in the first half, East, which held 11 opponents under 55 points last season, forced Edgewood into 29 turnovers and limited the frustrated Crusaders to just 10 points in the second half.

Mike Collins scored 18 points and Jeff Wilcox had eight to lead East to its second victory in three games this season. Edgewood slipped to 1-2 overall Robert Barry paced the meager Edgewood scoring with 16 points and personally accounted for eight of the 10 Crusader points in the second half. East stole the ball at least 15 times and forced Edgewood into ball-handling mistakes so often the Crusaders got off only eight shots during the first 14 minutes of the second half. "That's jus the way wanted to play it," said East Coach John Boyle, i Krumrie named AP all Continued from Page 1 Springs, guards Steve Meulemans of Fond du Lac Springs and Pearson, center Brian Debelak of Greendale, placekicker Joe Mirasola of Schofield and backs Cummings and ReinerL Liter, one of the most avidly recruited major college prospects in the state, also made the first-team defense as an end. He was the only two-way player named.

Liter has been compared favorably with Tom Schremp, a two-way all-state lineman at Antigo several years ago and later a University of Wisconsin star. Liter, a three-year all-Clover-belt Conference player who was all-state honorable mention last year, is being courted by 53 major colleges. Others on the No. 1 defense are end Shawn Reed of Green Bay Preble; linemen Greg Ochalek of Milwaukee More, Mike Pionek of Stevens Point and Malin; linebackers Dan Rubenzer of Chippewa Falls McDonelL Ed Garrett of Milwaukee Pius and OfferdahL and -defensive backs Anderson, Ken KubLsz of Cudahy and Jim Kerr of Wausau West. Mauser caught 17 passes for 599 yards an amazing average of 36 yards per catch and eight touchdowns for Cashton's run-oriented Division VI champions.

Hauser, who caught three touchdown passes in the title game against Poynette, is also a second-team all-state linebacker. "He can play anywhere. We needed an end, so that's where he played," Cashton Coach Gary Hanson said. Johnson, also a top basketball and baseball prospect, averaged 17.3 yards on 33 catches for Madison Memorial. "He's absolutely impossible to stop one-on-one," Janesville Parker Coach Don Barnabo said.

Cummings rushed for 1,194 yards, averaged six per carry, scored 16 touchdowns and is seventh among all-time prep rushers in Madison. Madison West Coach Burt Hable described Cummings as "a deadly power runner, good open-field blocker and with the keenest football instincts you can imagine." "Cummings is going to be a great fullback at some big-time school," Memorial Coach Wally Schoessow said. "He's an awesome blocker and unstoppable up the middle." Reinert led De Forest to a Division IV runnerup finish for a second successive year by rushing for 1,436 yards in 174 carries, catching 18 passes for 282 yards, scoring 23 touchdowns, passing for a touchdown and kicking 41 extra points and a field goal. "He's a step above everyone I've seen him play against," De Forest Coach Jerry Roelke said. Malin, who had eight sacks and who was pleased with the outcome.

"That means defense when you hold a team to that few shots and that many turnovers." By coincidence, the score was the same, 43-30, when East beat Edge-wood in their last meeting, Jan. 31, 1981, at East Both teams played conservatively during the first half, and Edgewood, mainly on the shooting of Barry, Yago Colas and Todd Green, edged from a 10-8 lead at the end of the first quarter to an 18-10 advantage through theirst five minutes of the second period. East's defense then started to ruffle the Crusaders while Collins and Wilcox picked up the last 10 points of the half for the Purgolders and they pulled even at 20-20 by intermission. East's defense emerged even stronger in the second half, and immediately forced three straight turnovers. Mike Heller put East ahead, 22-20, and the teams were even until Glen Benderman's layup with four seconds left in the third quarter Cedric Jones.

Duke. Tackles Moceo Filer, Houston; Tootie Robbins, East Carolina. Guards Terry Crouch, Oklahoma; Roy Foster, Southern California. Center Emil Boures, Pittsburgh. Quarterbock Dan Marino, Pittsburgh.

Running backs Eric Dickerson. Southern Methodist; Butch Woolfolk. Michigan. Placekicker Eddie Garcia. Southern Methodist.

DEFENSE Ends Rusty Guilbeau, McNeese State; Jimmy Williams. Nebraska. Tackles Fletcher Jenkins. Washington; Lester Willioms, Miami, Flo. Middle guard George Achica, Southern California.

Linebackers Jeff Davis, Clemson; Marcus Marek, Ohio State; Ricky Young, Oklahoma State. Backs Johnny Jackson, Air Force; Fred Marion, Miami, Matt Vanden Boom, Wisconsin. Punter Bucky Scribner, Kansas. THIRD TEAM OFFENSE Tight end Mark Rough, West Virginia. UW trio tops Continued from Page 1 Winckler, guards Ron Hallstrom of Iowa and Mike Carrington of Illinois, center Tom Piette of Michigan State, running backs Stan Edwards of Michigan and Mohapp, and kicker Bob Atha of Ohio State.

Defensive second-team linemen were Jerome Foster of Ohio State, Mark Butkus of Illinois, Shumate and Karl Mecklenburg of Minnesota. Second-team linebackers with Levenick were Jack Squirek of Illinois, Paul Girgash of Michigan and Carl Banks of Michigan State. The defensive backs were Keith Bostic and Tony Jackson of Michigan and James Burroughs of Michigan State. Michigan's Don Bracken was the second-team punter. Modiso Edgewood II 411 Madison Eost I 12 I IS 43 EDGEWOOD (tg-ft-plsl Borrv 7-2-16.

Frisch 1-0-1 Colas 2-0-4. Green 2-2-4. Meyer l-g-2. Totals 11-4-10. EAST Collins 7-4-18, Heller 2-0-4.

Bender-mon 1-1-7. Soo 1-0-1 Zeni 1-2-4. Wilcox 4-0-1. Totals 18-7-43. Total fouls 11, ME FTM EX ME 2.

Sophs Edgewood 37. East 29. American Wide receivers Tom Rogers. Colgate; Stanley Washington. Texas Christian.

Tackles Harvey Salem, California; Keith Uecker, Auburn. Guards Steve Korte, Arkansas; Gerry Raymond, Boston College. Center Mike Boab. Texas. Quarterbock Reggie Collier, Southern Mississippi.

Running backs Rich Diana, Yole; Darrin Nelson. Stanford. Place-kicker Morten Andersen. Michigan State. DEFENSE Ends Brad Anoe, Brigham Young; Billy Jockson, Mississippi State.

Tackles Steve Clork. Utah; David Gollowav. Florida. Middle guard Warren Lvles. Alabamo.

Linebockers Chip Banks, Southern California; Bruce Gheesling, Furman; Darryl Talley, West Virginia. Backs Russell Carter, Southern Methodist; Pete DiClimenti, Oklahoma State; Reno Hutch-ins, Tulsa. Punter Tom Striegel, Southern Illinois. all Big Ten list SECOND TEAM Offense Wide receivers Oliver Williams, Illinois; Chester Cooper, Minnesota. Tight end John Frank, Ohio State.

Tackles Ken Dollolior, Minnesota; Bab Winckler, Wisconsin. Guards Ron Hallstrom, Iowa; Mike Carrington, Illinois. Center Tom Piette, Michigan State. Quarterback Art Schlichter, Ohio State. Running backs Dave Mohapp, Wisconsin; Stan Edwards, Michigan.

Kicker Bob Atha, Ohio State. Defense Down linemen Jerome Foster, Ohio State; Mark Butkus, Illinois; Mark Shumate, Wisconsin; Karl Mecklenburg, Minnesota. Linebackers Dave Levenick, Wisconsin; Jack Sauirek, Illinois; Paul Girgash, Michigan; Carl Banks. Michigan State. Defensive backs Keith Bostic, Michigan; Jomes Burroughs, Michigan State; Tony Jackson, Michigan.

Punter Don Bracken, Michigan. HONORABLE MENTION' Illinois Mike Martin, Chris Slgourney, Darren Smith. Indiana Duane Gunn, Craig Walls, Steve Mitchell. Iowa Mike Hufford, Norm Granger, Todd Simonsen. Michigan Tom Dixon, Robert Thompson, Mike Boren.

Michigan State Daryl Turner, Ted Jones, Al Kimichik, Jeff Wlska, Smiley Creswell, George Cooper, Steve Maidlow. Minnesota Ed Olson, Mike Hohensee, Fred Orgas, Glenn Howard, Rick Witthus. Northwestern Rob Taylor, Rich Raffin, John Kidd. Ohio State Gary Willioms, Nick Miller, Glen Cobb. Purdue Scott Campbell, David Frye, Marcus McKinnie, Tim Seneff.

Wisconsin Jerry Doerger, Ron Versnik, John Williams, Guy Boliaux. AP All-State Football Team FIRST TEAM Offense Position Ht. Wt. Yr. Center Brion Debelak.

Greendale S-10 200 13 Guord Steve Meuiemons. Fond du Lac Springs 4-1 215 12 Guard Doug Pearson. Whitewater 4-1 210 12 Tackle Greg Liter, Mosinee 23S 12 Tackle Joe Biotz. Fond du Lac Springs -l 240 12 End Donnv Johnson, Madison Memorial 6-2 175 11 End Mike Hauser, Cashton 6-2 185 12 Quarterback Dove Geissler. Chippewa Falls Mctpnell 5-11 165 12 Running Back John Ronca, Mosinee 6-0 195 12 Running Back Tim Cummings, Madison West 6-0 205 12 Running Back Scott Reinert, De Forest $-11 195 11 Kicker Joe Mirasola, Schofield 5-4 130 12 Defense Position Ht.

Wt. Yr. End Greg Liter, Mosinee 6-4 235 12 End Shawn Reed, Green Boy Preble 6-1 210 12 Tackle Greg Ochalek, Milwaukee More 6-0 190 12 Tackle Mike Pionek, Stevens Point 230 12 Tockle Rov Malin, De Soto 6-5 215 12 Linebacker Don Rubenzer, Chippewa Falls McDonell 5-11 195 12 Linebacker Ed Garrett, Milwaukee Pius 6-2 220 12 Linebacker John Offerdahl, Fort Atkinson 6-3 185 12 Secondary Jim Anderson, Madison West 6-2 185 12 Secondary Jim Kerr, Wausau West 6-2 185 12 Seconday Ken Kubisi. Cudahv 6-1 170 12 Punter Rich Reith. Milwaukee Lutheran 5-11 170 12 Player of the year John Ronca.

Mosinee. Coach of the year Wayne Steffenhagen, Schofield. SECOND TEAM Offense Defense End Bryon Borrell. 6-3, 185, End Rick Grof, 6-5, 215, Modi- Schofield; Tim Fullington, 6-1, 175, son Memorial; Tim Schmidt, 6-2, 205, Grofton. Brown Deer.

Tockle Phil White. 4-3. 235, Bur- Tockle Joel Dittmon, 5-. 180, lington; Jim Hobbins. 6-6, 230, Green Boldwin-Woodville; Jerry Quaerna, 6-6, Bay Preble 237, Fort Atkinson; David Irwin, 6-3, vard Joe Joski, 5-11, 210, 218.

Schofield. Green Boy Preble; John Dennis. 6-0. 195, Linebocker Randy Mever, 4-0, 194, Madison West. Kiel; Mike Hauser, 4-2, 185, Cash- Center Tony Teske, 4-1, 220, De ton; Dove Hahn, 4-0, 175.

DeForest. Pere Pennings. Secondary Darryl Goehring, 4-4, Quarterback Tom Bishop. 4-2, 185, "5. Appleton West; Bryan Borrell.

4-3, Milwaukee More. Schofield; Bill Peeters. 4-0, 185. Running Back Kevin Thurmon, 4-1, Green Boy Premontre. 195.

Racine Pork; Ken Aspinwall, 4-1, Punter Jeff Olson, 4-3. 185, 185, Superior; Bruce Hemmersboch, Tomahawk. 5-11, 165, Coshton. Kicker Ryan Heothcote, 190, Oconomowoc. HONORABLE MENTION Keith Nelsen, qb.

Green Bay West; Dove Gnewuch, ot. De Pere Pennings; Mike Messenger, rb, Marinette; Tom Winske, De Pere Pennings; John Motz, New London; Chris Servais, La Crosse Aquinas; Kelly Mulhern, ab. Osseo-Fairchild; Gary Pszenicz-ny, rb. Thorp; Paul Larsen, ab, Boscobel; Bob Bessert, Reedsburg; Mark Grebe, rb. Fond du Lac Springs; Tom Schnell, Menosha St.

Mary; Matt Pekarske, rb, Manitowoc; Karl Borree, lb, Koukauna; Bill Marx, qb, Appleton East. Otis Mehlberg, rb, Madison Memorial; Lance Leipold, qb, Jefferson; Rob Gibbs, qb, Evansville; Ralph Liegel, lb. River Volley; Dave Manke, Evansville; Tim Strosser, de, Antigo; Brian Morgan, qb, Marshfield Columbus; Croig Rasmussen, db Wisconsin Rapids; Roger Anderson, t. Spencer; Robin Retterath, lb, Edgar; Terry rb, Menomonee Falls North; Dove Wanto, Milwoukee Marquette; Cory Lembek, Greendale; Dave Chars, lb, Racine Horlick; John Schultz, qb, Cudahy. mcrielF Bmcks Dave Geissler bach of Cashton, kicker Ryan Heath-cote of Oconomowoc, defensive end Rick Graf of Madison Memorial, defensive tackle Jerry Quaerna of Fort Atkinson, linebacker Dave Hahn of I'2Forest and Hauser.

Honorable mention picks from the area are quarterback Paul Larsen of BoscobeL guard Bob Bessert of Reeds-burg, running back Otis Mehlberg of Madison Memorial, quarterback Lance Leipold of Jefferson, quarterback Rob Gibbs of Evansville, linebacker Ralph Liegel of River Valley, and end Dave Manke of Evansville. trip Ccovs 2. Totals 47 17-23 113. Three-point baskets Roche, Hordges. Fouled out Harper.

Total fouls Portlond 24, Denver 27. Att. 4,791. San Antonio 110, Washington 99 George Gervin scored 42 points and Mike Bratz contributed a career-high 14 assists to lead San Antonio in Land-over, Md. San Antonio 28 22 23 27 111 Washington 24 27 17 21 SAN ANTONIO R.

Johnson 9 0-0 18, 01-berding 11 5-5 27, Johnson 2 0-0 4, Bratz 6 0-2 12, Gervin 17 8-10 42, Griffin 0 0-0 0. Banks 0 0-2 0, Brewer 2 0-0 4, Corzine 1 1-2 3. Totals 48 14-21 110. WASHINGTON Bollard 12 2-3 26, Haywood 5 2-2 12, Mahorn 4 1-2 9, Grevey 2 0-0 4, Lucas 2 0-0 4, Collins 4 5-9 13, Rulond 6 1-2 13, F. Johnson 6 0-0 14, Witts 1 0-0 2, Davis 1 0-0 2.

Totals 43 11-18 99. Three point goals F. Johnson 2. Fouled out Collins. Total fouls San Antonio 18, Washington 24.

Att. 5,583. New York 112, Detroit 100 Maurice Lucas scored a season-high 28 points and pulled down 19 rebounds to lead the host New York Knicks over the Detroit Pistons. Detroit 25 24 28 21100 New York Jl 28 25 28112 DETROIT Hubbard 5 1-2 11. Tripucka 8 3-6 19, Benson 8 0-0 16, Long 13 2-2 29, Thomas 5 7-10 18.

Tyler 1 1-2 3. Jones 1 0-0 2. Lee 1 CM) 2. Totals 42 14-22 100. NEW YORK Lucas 11 6-6 28.

Williams 1- 2 11. Webster 3 1-2 7, Corter 5 1-2 11, Smith 4 0-0 8, Russell 3 1-2 7. Richardson 1 1-2 17, Cartwright 8 1-3 17, Newlin 1 4-4 6. Totals 48 14-23 112. Three-point gools Long, Thomas.

Total fouls Detroit 23, New York 23. Att. 9,578. Phoenix 117, San Diego 94 Veteran forward Len "Truck" Robinson scored 13 of his game-high 25 points in the second half while second-year guard Kyle Macy scored 13 of his 22 in the first half in pacing the Phoenix Suns to a victory over the San Diego Clippers in Phoenix. Son Diego 31 16 21 26 94 Phoenix 31 21 24 19 117 SAN DIEGO Brooks 8 2-3 18.

Chambers 7 2- 4 16, Whitehead 6 3-4 15, P. Smith 1 4-4 6. Taylor 2 3-6 8, J. Smith 3 0-2 4. Williams 2 0-0 4, Bryant 1 2-4 4.

Nater 1 1-1 3, Douglas 1 2-2 4, Brogan 4 2-2 10. Totals 36 21-32 94. PHOENIX Robinson 10 5-7 25, Scott 4 1-2 9, Adams 8 5-5 21, Johnson 5 2-2 12, Mocy 8 6-7 22. Nance 4 0-0 8, Kelley 0 2-2 2, Bradley 2 2-2 6. Cook 2 2-2 6, Dvkema 1 0-0 2.

McCullough 2 0-1 4. Totals 44 25-30 117. Three-point goals Taylor. Total fouls San Diego 29, Phoenix 28. Technicals San Diego, delay of game.

Att. 10,087. Seattle 103, Chicago 87 Fred Brown and Danny Vranes combined for 12 points late in the first half and the Seattle SuperSonics withstood a third-quarter challenge to defeat the Chicago Bulls in Seattle. Chicogo 23 II 14 87 Seattle 14 37 27 23 103 CHICAGO Greenwood 4 5-4 13. Gilmore 5 3- 4 13.

Lester 5 0-0 10, Theus 4 8-10 20, Sobers 4 3-4 11, Wilkes 1 04 2, Woolridge 1 0-1 2, Dietrkk 4 2-2 10, Blume 2 2-2 4. Totals 32 23-31 87. SEATTLE Shelton 8 3-4 19, Walker 2 04 4, Sikma 5 6-7 16, Hanzlik I 0-0 2. Willioms 9 4-4 25, Brown 7 2-2 14, Donaldson 4 1-2 13, Vranes 3 2-2 8. Totals 41 20-23 103.

Three-point gools Williams. Total fouls Chicogo 28, Seattle 29. Technicals Sikmo. Att. 10,472.

Continued from Page 1 prised. It was something I hadn't really thought about" Vanden Boom's tale is an interesting one in its own right A native of Kimberly, Vanden Boom came to Wisconsin as a freshman walk-on hoping for a chance to show his stuff as a wide receiver. Luckily for the Badgers, it didn't work out that way. "I learned how to be flexible," Vanden Boom said. "It was a shock to me at first (to make the switch to fense), but I adjusted." FIRST TEAM OFFENSE end Tim Wrightman, UCLA, 6-3, 237, Son Pedro.

Calif. Wide receivers Anthony Corter. Michigan. 5-11. 161.

Riviera Beach, Julius Dawk ins. Pittsburgh, 6-3, 187, Monessen, Pa. Tackles Ed Muransky, Michigan, 4-7, 275, Youngstown, Ohio; Terry Tausch, Texas, 4-4, 266, New Braunfels, Texas. Guards Kurt Becker, Michigan, 6-6, 260, Aurora. Sean Farrell, Penn State, 6-2', 263.

Westhampton Beach, N.Y. Center Dave Rimington, Nebraska. 6-2. 283, Omaha, Neb. Quarterback Jim McMohon, Brigham Young, 6-0, 183, Rov.

Utah. Running backs Marcus Allen, Southern California. 6-2, 202. San Diego; Herschel Walker. Gear-gia, 4-1.

220, Wrightsville, Go. Ploce-kicker Gary Anderson, Syracuse, 5-8, 165, Downingtown, Pa. DEFENSE Ends Billy Ray Smith, Arkansas, 4-3', 227, Piano, Texas; Andre Tippett, Iowa, 6-4, 235, Newark, N.J. Tackles Jeff Gaylord, Missouri, 6-3, 235, Overland Park, Kenneth Sims, Texas, 4-5, 270, Groesbeck, Texas. Middle guard Tim Krumrie, Wisconsin, 4-2', 255, Mondavi.

Wis. Linebackers Johnnie Cooks, Mississippi State, 4-4, 240, Leland, Miss. Bob Crable, Notre Dame, 4-3, 225, Cincinnati; Sal Sunseri, Pitt, 4-0, 220, Pittsburgh. Backs Terry Kinard, Clemson, 4-1, 190, Sumter, Mike Richardson, Arizona State, 4-0, 195, Compton, Tommy Wilcox, Alabama, 5-11, 191, Harohan, La. Punter Reggie Roby, Iowa, 4-3.

215, Waterloo, Iowa. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Tight end Rodney Holman, Tulane. Wide receivers Jim Sandusky, Nevada-Las Vegas; Sale Prices Effective Thru Sunday 7::: RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) Sidney Moncrief poured in a career high 39 points to spark the Milwaukee Bucks to an easy 126-110 National Basketball Association triumph over the struggling Cleveland Cavaliers Tuesday night. Moncrief made 16 of 19 shots from the field, and seven other Bucks scored at least eight points. Junior Bridgeman contributed 18 and Quinn Buckner added 16.

Milwaukee pulled away from a 13-13 tie midway through the first quarter to gain a 35-28 advantage at the end of the period. The Bucks built the lead to 64-53 at the half. Cleveland rallied to trail, 88-82, with 1 minute, 34 seconds remaining in the third quarter before Buckner hit a jump shot and Moncrief made a three-point play to spur Milwaukee to a 95-84 lead entering the fourth quarter. jS Our Reg. 94.92 0) n(o) (o) Sidney Moncrief NBA Indiana 90, Boston 87 Johnny Davis scored 15 of his game-high 21 points in the second half, including six in a row that put Indiana ahead to stay in the fourth quarter, as the Pacers defeated the world champion Boston Celtics in Indianapolis.

Boston 25 18 27 1787 Indiona 22 23 24 2198 BOSTON Maxwell 4 4-5 12, Bird 8 0-0 14. Parish 4 7-8 15, Archibald 5 4-4 15. Ford 3 0-0 7. Robev 1 0-0 2. McHole 5 2-2 12.

Duerod 2 0-2 4, Henderson HI. Totals 34 17-23 87. INDIANA Williams 5 2-4 12. Bantom 4 1-2 9, C.Johnson 4 0-0 8. Buse 2 0-0 4.

Davis 7 7-8 21, McGinnis 0 1-2 1. Knight 4 3-3 IS, Orr 7 0-0 14, G.Johnson 3 0-0 4. Totals 38 14-19 90. Three-point goals Archibald, Ford. Total fouls Boston 18.

Indiana 23. Technical Boston Cooch Fitch, Ford. Aft. 12.634. Kansas City 106, Houston 104 Cliff Robinson scored 24 points and Phil Ford hit a basket with seven seconds left to cap a rally that lifted Kansas City to a victory over host Houston.

Kansas City 32 38 21 23 106 Houston 11 29 27 19 104 KANSAS CITY King 8 1-3 17, Robinson 11 2-4 24, Meriweather 2 0-0 4, Ford 10 2-2 22, Woodson 4 2-2 14, S.Johnson 5 6-8 16, E.Johnson 1 2-4 4, Grunfeld 2 0-1 4, Drew 0 1-2 1. Totals 45 16-26 104. HOUSTON Haves 5 1-2 11. Reid 8 3-5 19, Molone 11 12-16 34, Garrett 2 6-8 10, Henderson 1 0-0 2, Leavell 3 1-2 7, Dunleovv 4 1-1 9, Murphy 4 4-4 12 Totals 38 28-38 104. Total fouls Konsos City 29, Houston 23.

Technical Hayes. Att. 10,127. Portland 121, Denver 113 Forward Calvin Natt scored 30 points and led a solid Portland backboard game with 14 rebounds as the Trail Blazers defeated the Denver Nuggets in Denver. Portland 35 27 30 29 121 Denver 22 24 44) 27 113 PORTLAND Verhoeven 4 1-2 13, Natt 13 4- 8 30.

Thompson 9 4-4 22, Poxson 10 4-4 24, Valentine 5 4-5 14. Ransey 5 2-2 12, Harper 0 2-4 2. Totals 50 21-31 121. DENVER English 10 04 20. Vandeweghe 7 5- 4 19, Issel 12 10-12 34, McKinney 4 0-0 8, Dunn 4 0-0 8, Roche 4 1-2 10.

Hordges 5 1-3 A. Roy 1 0-0 Milwaukee 35 if 11 31 124 Cleveland 21 25 11 24 11 MILWAUKEE M. Johnson 2 2-2 6. Lister 3 f-3 8. Lonier 4 2-2 10.

Buckner 7 1-2 16. Moncrief 16 7-11-39, Bridgemon 7 4-4 18, Cotchings 1 0-0 2. Cummings 2 5-6 9, Stocom 4 1-2 9, Crompton 0 0-0 May 2 5-5 9 Totals 48 29-37 126. CLEVELAND Corr 1 4-6 20, Mitchell 12 5-6 9. Edwards 3 0-0 6.

Wilkerson 2 2-4 4. Silos 4 5-8 17. Wedman 1 0-0 2. Huston 4 3-3 11, Laimbeer 2 M0 11, Phegiev 1 0-1 2, Washington 2 2-2 4, Dil-kird 0 0-0 0, Ford 0 0-0 0. Totals 41 28-40 110.

Three-point goals Buckner. Fouled out Cummings, Edwards. Total fouls Milwoukee 34. Cleveland 28. Technical fouls Cotchings, Laimbeer, Cleveland Cooch Delaney.

Art. 4,074. Philadelphia 107, Atlanta 98 Julius Erving led a second half charge Atlanta as the Philadelphia 76ers avenged their only loss of the season. PhilodelphiO 1 15 26 27 107 Atlanta 24 29 19 26 98 PHILADELPHIA Erving 11 8-11 30. B.

ones 4 3-3 11, C. Jones 1 1-2 3. Cheeks 5 8-8 18. Mollins 1 0-0 2. Mix 7 4-4 18.

Toney 3 4-5 10, Cure-tvn-5 0-0 10, Richardson I 3-4 5. Totals 38 31-37 107. ATLANTA Macklin 4 5-6 13. Pellom 1 0-0 2. "Howes 5 6-6 16, McElroy 5 2-2 12.

Sparrow 3 0-0 2 1-2 5, Drew 6 1-3 13, Johnson 7 2-3 f. Criss 2 0-0 4, Rollins 2 2-2 6, Glenn 2 0-0 4. Tgtals 39 19-24 98. Three-point gools Johnson. Fouled out Rpllins.

Total fouls Philadelphia 22, Atlanta 31, Atl. 11,411. Los Angeles 117, Utah 86 Ka-reem Abdul-Jabbar scored 14 points and became the second-leading scorer in National Basketball Association history as the host Lakers trounced the Jazz. wtah inn tt Las Angeles 26 11 27 117 UTAH Dantlev 5 2-4 1Z Poauette 2 0-0 4, Schoves 2 1-2 5, Duren 0-0 14, Griffith 4 1-4 Wjikins 6 0-0 12, Hardy 4 2-2 10, Nicks 3 1-1 7. Cottoge 1 0-0 2.

Wood 1 1-2 3, Robinzine 2 2-2 4. Totals 38 10-19 84. LOS ANGELES KuPChok 4 5-8 17. Wilkes 5 8-8 18, Abdul- Jobber 4 4- 14, Johnson 4 7-8 19, Nixon 4 1-2 13, Cooper I 0-0 2. Londsbergef 4 2-4 to.

McKenno 4 0-0 8, Jordoo 5 0-0 10, Brewer 3 0-0 6 Totals 44 29-41 CONCORD LAKE PLACID WAXLESS CROSS COUNTRY SKI SET Foam Core Skis with Layer of Fiberglass on Top 8c Bottom Waxless Step Base Pattern Deluxe Tonkin Poles with Nylon Straps 75mm Nordic Norm Anodized Aluminum Bindings with Tempered Steel Pins Leather lined Leather boot with foam padded collar, steel shank and steel reinforced toe holes. mm Total fouls Uton 31, Los nges zu. n. 1.34..