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12 DAYTON DAJLY NEWS Wad. Aprl 4, 1884 Miami Valley girls strong again Neither snow nor rain Yes, it's high school track time Prep Track Schedule Tatty Cartst a n) Ttanarr Onarj htm Want Cjrtat lnm, hnw ttat iwv Ventta aa, nmuiim to tart II lanarai an aw-taaaa lata tcian LataamCaruai itanj tart Drr Oman ham tan Pra Stum to. ini, the long jump, Ceiina's Cyndy Chapin won the 800-meters and North mont had two champions in Kristy Orre in the and Mary Wolfe in the high jump. Celina also has back Jill Webber, who was second In the to Orre. She Is also going to Tennessee next year.

Both her and Orre should benefit this year with the addition of the to the girls' list of events. All those teams should be strong again along with Patterson, which is undefeated In major regular season meets for the last two years. The Beavers return everyone from last season, including Tonya Shumate in the sprints, Dion Johnson, Tiara Harrison and Tara Harrison (no relation) in the middle distances, Karen Robinson In the hurdles and Lisa Wallace in the shot put and discus. THAT CROUP, ALONG with a strong group of sophomores, may give Patt coach Mike Violette enough strength to do well again this year. Two of the top discus throwers in girls' AAA competition also return Shelly Frickert of Wayne and Yvette Dal ton of West Carrollton.

Dal ton, the Dayton District and Regional champion last year, transferred to West Carrollton from Mi-amisburg this winter. There are no distinctive teams and individuals among Class AA teams this early. In Class Minster has back most of the individuals who helped it to second place in the state meet No state champions return among boys AAA competitors. The best finishers last spring were Fairborn's Matt Trickett with a second in the Patterson's Solomon Branch, third in the long jump, and Dunbar's Michael McCray was fourth in the 4 00-meters. Jefferson won the state AA title, but returns only high jumper Raynard Cover, who was fifth in the state and cleared 6-1 1 In the regular season.

COVINGTON'S KELLEY Deeter may be the best Class A sprinter in Ohio with a first place last year in the 200-meters and seconds In the 100 and 400. Ansonii returns several quality runners from last year's good team. Dayton Christian has the top Class A distance man in southwestern Ohio in Ken Petty (3rd in the state in the and a good hurdler-400-meter man in Tom Curtin. The shot put should be outstanding, led by Vandalia-But-ler's John Walters and Dunbar's Amzie Smith. Walters won the AAA regional last year throwing 54-5 and Smith was second at 54-5.

By DAVE LONG Staff SporU Writer Despite all the cold, rainy weather, high achooi track tea-on upon us. Baseball and aoftball garnet and tennis matches may be rained out, but the runners, jumpers and throwers go in almost any element Only lightning keeps them off the track. Their schedule doesot actually get heavy until the last two weeks of the month and the first week in May. By that time it will be well established who the top performers are and which teams have a chance of doing well in state meet competition. Last year, girls' teams from the Miami Valley dominated the state AAA meet, with four out of the top five coming from this area.

Trotwood-Maditon, with LaVonna Martin scoring all the points, won the team title, with Celina second, Centerville fourth and North mont fifth. THOSE TEAMS HAD girls who won seven individual state titles last year and all return. Martin, who will sign a national letter-of-intent with the University of Tennessee tonight, won the 100 and 200-meter dashes and the 100-meter hurdles. Centerville's Laura Kirkham, a junior this year, won Smv Emu Cmm Owe. M-taa Cmrimm May 1 Ftrwn Oaat Ountl a Hm I Taa Vain Stu aw.

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The agreement, announced Tuesday, does not cover the Cleveland metropolitan area. Sportscaster Kevin Slaten and former major league pitcher Al Hrabosky will handle the play-by-play duties. Lloyd, Jaeger win semis INGLEWOOD, Calif. Chris Evert Lloyd and Andrea Jaeger scored semifinal victories Tuesday night in the $125,000 Carta Blanca Invitational women's tennis tournament at the Forum. Lloyd breezed to a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Lisa Bonder and Jaeger struggled to a 4-6, 6-2, 7-5 triumph over Bettina Bunge.

Lloyd and Jaeger will square off Wednesday night for the championship of the three-day, six-player event. The winner will earn $40,000 while the loser will collect $30,000. Sm Okao LOUISVILLE, Ky. This year's Kentucky Derby may be the first that would allow off-track betting. Churchill Downs announced Tuesday that it had reached agreement with representatives of a horsemen's group on a plan to allow off-track betting and simulcasting of the 110th Kentucky Derby on May 5.

Under the tentative pact with the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association, Churchill Downs would use 51 percent of any proceeds from off-track betting as bonuses for purses of all races in its spring and summer meets. The proposal may not stand, however, because a spokesman for a rival horsemen's organization indicated in February that there could be a court challenge. Borg beaten by Gerulaitis PHILADELPHIA Five-time Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg, who retired from competitive tennis last year, was beaten 7-6, 7-6, Tuesday night by Vitas Gerulaitis in an exhibition tennis match that lasted one hour and thirty-seven minutes at the Spectrum. Tuesday's match was the third stop on a seven-city tour for this exhibition series, which has been billed as the "Superstar Tennis Challenge." na (i), Mar- roni 2-4 0-2 4, Makm 7-14 11-13 25, Totty I-8 3-11 8 Maltwws 34 3-4 1, Waarm 3-4 7, Johnson 4-7 2-4 3 Thrall 5-11 RauNn 4 Tottk IHI 34-41 IIS. Otnt- Irkucka 0-14 34 3, Benton t-12 3, Litrtajar 3-3 4-7 8, Lett 3-D 5-5 II, Thomas 7-3 4-4 LnioW 1-2 0-1 2, V.

Johmon HI 0-1 8, Tykr 1-1 5, Curekt 04 1-2 1 Tottk 340 D-ll 13 lino (1). IW ion 9 NRERHSO PMaoaMa (Dam It-ii at IM 11 7 i I 4 (McMulrv IHI. om Sorry 1 0 0 0 0 0 caty (Owensl 48, 140, Desira Chris A-bensonl 173 Dan Data) gtnth-ll-nsTlil THtJO Pact, 2101 One By Land rSctessrl 8, 4J0, 13; Smt's Doctor Ba (Essa JrJ 420, 13, Jt Mars Kb (Ptvtr) 440. 0ak-(1-1)0444 FOURTH Pact. 231 Pipes B.

IMebcn) 143, 73, 141; Mix Jley (Deiev) 53, iU; Naughty Ben ICltmmom) 3J0. TrwKk-ll-l-l)s4t4a FIFTH Trol, 1:1 1.1: Huntington TCentr) 48, 1, 43; Myont Gent (Scarber-auth) 8 8, lat; MicliaN Otympan (ritmt-lon)123. SIXTH Pice, Mtt Mtudem J.B. (While) 11.11, 12 (0, 2.20; Siuling Silk IScMesser) 54 2.20, Agitate (Coven) 2J0. Trktcki (1-15) 1)173 SEVENTH Pice, Starpa Bret (Alcrlson) 13, 5, i.

Caatak Brerneood (Hiynts) 43, i.N; Pkntahon Crest (C-ah-nm)4 EIGHTH Pact, 2043: Little Luck (Hamlell 3.44, 161, 2.20; Anm Guy (Lovely) 0, 53; Good Recovery (Clotts) 5. Trait- (4-1-4)147541 NINTH Pact, 2444 R. And Bret Svm Jr.) 43, 4, 100; Kared (Lmiy) 140 Skipper's C-em (Conover) 240. TENTH Pace, it Sterling's Choice (Hamnonl 2640, 4 Georgia's Promrst (Shipt Jr.) 1, 113, Gtly Spnvr (Riikr) 18 TrtKti- (5-1-7) $2,21141 LATONIA Results FOIST Maid, fVi fur. 122 Good Fa Surnpk (Gonitki) 25, 43, 7J0; The Sipstor INeK) 3, 140, Leo's Cult Avenger (Cooksey) 521 SECOND Clam, I 1:12.4.

Pacific Roaer (Cooksey) 54). 410, 3.60; WMswept Land (Marine.) 10.20, 720; Ludk'i Boy (Sous) 133. Dan Oath-(HI) 123.3 THKD I 1:111: Cracker Ash (Foster) 440, 120, 240; Leo's Cadet (Cooksey) 4, 120, Itsa Rad (Row) 420. Euck-IS-DUt FOURTH Claim, I fur: Watch Your Lip (New 58, 4, 160; Miss IN-Hsen) 148, 620; Mini Marion (Rose) 340. FIFTH 4 tur 1:111: Boat (Roe) 2140, 12.3, Wesley H.

(Foster) II, 410; Mountain Traffic (Ctlo) 4 SXTN Ckim, t'i 1:. Errtrds Sun IMcKal 4 4, U. Gold (DtLagutrditl 540, 4J0; Do (Btrtrtm) 340. SEVENTH Ckim, I milt, R. Amber (Cosli) 120, 53, The Greet Axe (Puckett) 1340, 13; Big Jan Brown (Bar-trim) 113.

Exack-(l-3)SKia EIGHTH 6 1:121: Conlro-vtrsial (Foster) 540, 320, 2.60, Dusty Prince (Hidalgo) 1(0, King Carmel INefi) 3.40 NINTH I mde, 1:41: Mighty Rlc ICHol 420, 13, Speak Fruentty (Cosla) 440, 160; Panic's Punch IHidttto) 440. Exidl- (3-5) 1148 OEAVEt-VU Tom Mav 714 Ntacy Cotter 60, Betly Andersn 514, Eka Harm 570, Cam Mow 577. BELMONT John Nickel 017, Km Ho 405, Frank CohmM 437, Bud KelY 635, Emerson Schrndt 427. OOWLERO Jim ERSoit (40, PoU Brfs-a 650, Men Bundt 647, Smdy Wakck 642, Bab Shrteot Ma. CAPW Cul Rtsiic 73, Jw "ftt 60, Joe Rtsi 667; Jeri Am Wksl 573, Nancy Moore Set CROSSROADS Join Median 700, Robert fwvrtno 421, Don Montgomery Sr.

63, Mill McCowm 625; Bonrii Wof 631 DtlFTWOOO Bl Peters Sr. 606, Bob WMakv 645, Rty Perkins Uh Ktm McCoy 551, Vicki Adams 54t. FAKBORN NEC Louse HrtSn 544, Kara orannan 543, Lucy Hirjiiy 53, Dorcas Benattt 556, Gam Snyder 551 HOOVER Chuck Griffin 474, Joe Stock 441, George Owl 13; AJct WhgM 591, Sharon Thonvas 544. tWERuL Bern Conrwtr 73, Md McCtbt 490, Bryant He (44, Letty Baker 657, Brkn Htnsgn 655. MARIAN Ray Parrot! (16, Ka Frtnke 651, Ron Ptjanbrock SO, Derise KkwoM 554, Dorcas Schutte 554 McCOOK Dtvis 712, Dot Forlener 6H Sharon Johnson 600, Carol Pemnoton 34, Stndl Landts 91.

PASTME Dave Raga 704, Rty Lt-wrey 701, Dtve Hiwk (04, Warm Smith 442, Paul rinsiu 427. PU-MOR Doug Slontr 431; Ceil Pkckt 504, Ptukm Petty 571, Randy Beset KKLHNC Jirry Herati 73, Join Gsatsi Jr. 4t4, Tom wtca (15; Rosemary Mtrcurn 613, Dtnise Moore 612. POELKMG SOUTH Betly Snrover 37, Kamy Matter 5N, Jeri Wutsl 541, Pit Hart-man SSI, Sherry Kerns 529. PREBLE Mikt CNMers 641; Ellie Davis S3, Shirley Kisfts 515, Rose Woke 36, Dot Clark 573.

TWNC4RK7WL Tim Hartley 709, Dave Reagan 491, Tom Herdwick 171; Juanita Owen 573, Mary MeOvrn 515. TiMOEIl Chuck Letner 141, Larry Woodrey 453, La Am Yackty aUtktrrvn Stout 577, Naomi Stoneroa 5(4 TROTWOOO Pal Merctr 6. Paul Elton 63; Mite Elton 516, DecOie Bamer 531, Linda Mokw S3. VARSITY Km Bemnjton 644. Ted Mayberry 64S, Dick Burton Btrb Burton 576, Judy Mayer 554 WOOTJMAN Chuck Ftrrts 171, Bi Rya Jr.

642, Jim Water 654; Sharon Bridges 299 GAME Bert Cattty, 117-219-233-711, he left the 4-pin IM Stor City League it Imperial Bowl 800 SERIES Jaka NktU, 277-215-275-417 Ike Deluxe League at BetrnoM Lanes. BOB 3-lH 8 8 8 8-18 TVai-eoinl totk Ertitt. Rtatunck Nnr Yrt (Dortr 1-3) Ondmjll (Pro IM), MS pa ttaonol (Gutdooa V-m Houslon Itw l-t), US On; am tdadiMd Pti8dtlpha (MitoM II), Ottrat 52 moat- 17). Assists PhMkphk 8 rwMi a iium NBA Standings 15). Tottl touk Plililitlli Dettt 3 rVMurtt at Sa DM MS UK SI.

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Green, Oregon Stale; Mark Mahal, hlorttttsltrn; Steve Harris, Tutsa; Butch Hays, CaHorma, Charles Htgh-towtr, U.S. Armed Forces; Jay Humphries, Colorado. Bobby La Hurt, AJabarna; Lewis Jackson, Alabama Stele; Chants Jones, Louis-vie; awheel Jordan, North Caroima; Jot Kieine, Arkansas; Jon Koncak, Southern Methodist; Larry Kryslkowiak, Montana; Keith Lee, Memphis Stale; Karl Makxw, Louisiana Danny Miming, Lawrence High School, Lawrence, Kansas; Meurka Martin, SI. Joseph's, Jim Mister, Ken-lucky; Chris Mutn, St. Join's, NX; Jay Murphy, Boston Cotegt; Sam Perkins, North Cirolnt; Chuck Person, Auburn.

OLYMPIC BASKETBALL OLYMPIC TKIAL HVfTATWHS Mark Acres, Oral Roberts University; Mark Alark, Duke; Slew Akord, Indiana; Charles Barklty. Auburn; VValter Barry, Sm Jacinto Junior Cotett; Len Bits, Maryland; Steve Stack, LiStH; Sam Bowk, Kentucky; Chirks Bradky, Uimrtity of South Florida; Deiny Brooks, Roatrs Hps SrjoHNclyn City, Mike Brown, George Wtshkoton; Michael Can, Sin Diego Slate; Reetevtt Chatrnat, Oayta; Lorenzo Chants, North Ctrobni Stale: Stive Colter, New Mexico State; Tyrone Corbin, DePtuL vYardtO Curry, Virata Tech; Johnny Dtwkins, Duke; Bruce Douglas, itrois; Jot Duron, McNttw Still; Dtvk Durrani, Ed Pkckney, Vtaovt; Terry Porter, Wscomin-Stevtits Point; Mark Price, Georgia Tech; Fred Revnokts, Texts-El Paso; Alvin Rooertson, Arkansas; Aubrey Sherrod, Wichita Slate, Charlie Sitton, Oregon Stale; Gene Smith, Georgetown; Kenny Smith, North CtroCnt; Terence Slinsbury, Tertwc; John Slocukm, Gooiata University; Greg Stokes. Iowa; Roy Tirpley, Michigan; Artlhony Teachey, Wake Forest; Wavman Tisdak, Ctlahomi; Jett Turner, Vaderbilt. MeMn Turoin, Kentucky; Nick Varas, University of Santa Clara; Mill Wagner, Louhvite; Kenny Walker, Kentucky; Dwavne Washinglon, Syracuse; Willie While, TanesseKnirlinoow; John Williams, Tulare; Efrem Winters, llrors; Leon Wood, Cakfornii SttFutertjn, Michael Young, hvjuston. om Mfi La Aaala 401-7 Gome WMng RBI OSnam (I).

E-OSnfm OP-SILouk Los Armta I LOB-SILouk La Aiaatt 0. 2B- MoriM, an JS-Porkr. HR-Porkr (1), mm (1), McGa (I). HRERKSO SLab LaPoiM 1 4 1 1 I Cox W.l-1 4 1112 1 Afen 1 3 4 4 1 1 Sutler 3 I I I 1 I La Aiaekt Vaknzk L4-1 3 1(421 Zadrr I 11111 HeriNstr 1 12 111 COiai 1 11111 LtPoM pbdajd to Im karkn third, VakBuat pikM to four bartn ttk hulk, Ala pcM to tour batltri in Itat hvIrIIl HBP-Rltera by Sutter. T-341.

AHI.Hl Horse Racing LEBANON Results FUST Psce, Mi Miss Sksw Cress Gtffi) ,1.40, 3.M, 2.20; JR. Knoll (Sdjesser) 120, 2.20; Golden Princt (Hit- ntni iJv. CONO Ptct, til: Uttk Chicken mm) 40.M, 22.00, 10.40; Royil's Spe- Local Golf AREA RESULTS Hole-iii-one Bad Bitot, used a l-ron a the No. 17 on the Kitty il Kittyhiwk. CNom (Dotal 8-n laMnori (BoMdv 1H).

pa Nnr Yrt (Makn ll-M) at Kmhi Ov (Mtort IM), fcS pa taa (0M 0-7) at Calanai (WW 7-u), mi pa TonMo (Qarcv 1S-I1) al Sank (Mart H), HJS pa Mmv (Cakwal D-ll) al OaUifri (Corar Ml), IMS pa 0 ana icMukd EASTERN CONFERENCE AtakDkawa I Pet GB Bolton' 57 It 751 4S 27 440 Net York' 45 11 JB New Jersey 40 35 ill Wi-Mnatori 34 43 ,442 2M CaMDNkka Detroit- 45 31 Sit M4wauk 45 31 ill Atlanta 35 41 441 Chicago 2 4 XI Ckweamd 3 40 Mm Inotora 25 9 J33 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet so UWi 43 34 .550 Dolts 31 37 ill Vi Denver 37 40 .41 I Kansas City 35 41 .461 Ifi San Ankmio 33 43 .434 fh Hcuton 3 3U 1-acacDMaa LaAngebs SO 25 447 Portland' 47 8 427 1 Sank 3 31 13 Phoenix 3 41 441 15 Golden Stall 33 4J 4M SanDkgo 8 41 Jot '-CJnctied pkyofl berth i-Lile tame not mctuded TUESDAY'S RESULTS WtiNnilonllk.lndujnaN Baton 91, Clevelaml II Detroit III, PbattAkia 115 MaukaW.New Jeneyrl Portkno 91, Dabs 3 Sm Antonio 137, Los Anpefes Ml Prnmx 113, Kansas City WO Denver 124, SalUe 113 Golden Stale Houston 12 TODAY'S GAMES Indiana it New Jersey, 735 pa Waslwglon it Atlanta, 7:40 pa Kansas City it Sa Dkto, IMS PA CELTICS 3 Bakt Mil 54 tO-H 3, Bird D-P 3-4 9, Ptrbti 3-10 4-9 12, Johnson 2-12 Htndarson 0-4 04 0, McHak 1-13 1-4 17. Bucknr 2, AMjt 04 4, Car 0, iVadnvn 1-3 4, Kid 04 04 0, OtrkHHA Totals 3542 8-37 3 Oeatoad Sneton 5-132-4 Rookton 0- 3 8, Man 2-4 04 4, Thjnwon 2-12 1- 1 iMtlry HIM 4, rUttrd 5-12 Cook 1-4 J-5 5. Gtiaar 2-4 1-2 Husta 3-t Garrisk 2-22, Cronwa HMO. Tottk 3543 M-KK Oaka 22 8 27 tt-a Ckakal 3 3 14 IHI Thru point wk SMton, TiWnpwii Foukd out Hinm Rtbounds Bosla (Parisn 15), Cbntknd 54 (Rotmon 21). Assists Oottot II (Bird i).

Ckvtknd 15 (SMtot, Roama 4). TotH Huk Bakt Si, Cltvtltnd 71. TtrjMcafc Botkn Coack Jones, Paristi A-7JR TRAIL BLAZERS 91, MAVS 3 PirtJad Nail 7-12 04 14, Ctrr 4-13 2-2 14. Tkcmpson H3 1-1 17, Pixson 1-17 4-7 22, Valentine 3-7 4-4 3, Cooper 2-4 04 4. Drexkr 24 04 4, Lew 3-7 04 1, Norrts 0-J 0.

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Box Scores College tabs Van Breda Kolff om an The Tofa) Door Company Do something about BREAK-INS ENERGY LOSS with the CLEVELAND TEXAS abrkM arbH If X. Box Scores BuMr DeMurf 2b Franco a llll 3111 4113 sad nun arkM akrkU Tkrtm TaMr fSrisham Total 2b 3b WrteM Ptrria dk Wv4 rf ffBrkn Sam I Ycut Warn rx- Harm Jacoev 3 15 Distinctive Styles Available Hautv ADJUSTABLE Vukvck Sill Tat Tabs 31171 mi no-t EASTON, Pa. (AP) Bill "Butch" van Breda Kolff, former coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, is returning to Lafayette College, where he began his head coaching career 33 years ago. Van Breda Kolff, 61, who most recently coached at a high school in Mississippi after 28 seasons in college and the pros, replaces Will Rackley. Rackley resigned March 13 after a 12-17 record this past season and a 44-66 mark In four years at Lafayette, which plays in the East Coast Conference.

Lafayette's athletic director, Olav B. Kollevoll, called van Breda Kolff "a proven success and a great Van Breda Kolff, who started his coaching career at Lafayette in 1951, said he was very pleased to be back. "This is fun, and a whole new lease on life," he said. "I've always loved Easton and Lafayette. Let's just say I've matured since my first time here." Van Breda Kolff said he contacted Lafayette about the job two weeks ago when he heard it was open because "this is where I would like to finish it out." Van Breda Kolff posted a 68-34 mark in four years at Lafayette.

He led the Leopards to their best season ever in 1954-55 when the team went 23-3 and received a berth in the National Invitation Tournament. SECURITY Dl Double Cylinder Deadbolt Security Lockguard Security-Mounted Hinges Tout ON-I Gam WMa RBI Hatty (1). E-Jacaby, Bel OP-OnaM 2, Taos I LOMewtW Taxa I 28- Jacobv, BBd 36 Wrkfl, Franca, Vu- kwIcK SB-Frao 1 (1). Dnkr cf 4(1 LaMar a 4111 SnSro 8) SIIITra 8) Sill MtHIwi I rf sill Cay 3k 4III0MT lb 4111 MorcM rf SItlLamra I Sill MHal rf IIIIYnUN 3b 1131 JDira S021COovh 4111 Orkrn 3)1IBnrr 3111 om 4IIIR)dr aH llll Mn 3IIINkak llll LaSrTWt a IIIIMOnk llll Kukar pk 111! Lank llll PWfTJI ill! Tat KSllSTat tl 1 Oaaa HI Hl-S Sa Tradn W-3 Gam Wmr RBI JDnk (1). t-JOm, Ct, Martrn OP-Sa Frwaco I LOB-CHkaa Sm Fra-rJK II.

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A MeJ. BULLETS MS, PACERS halm G. Johnson 4-1 6-6 IS, Kellogg 7-10 04 14, Sliponovich 9-15 4-4 22, Carter 10 04 6, Sickling 44 0-0 1, Lowe 0-2 04 0, Wims 3-12 1-2 Waiters 2-2 04 4, Thom-a 5-1 2-4 12, Sltpoe 1-3 4-4 4, McKunt 04 04 1, Combs 0-1 04 0. Totals 3-8 17-3 94 WaslMtkt Baltrd 11-11 24, Ru-knd 7-13 4-5 10, Mahorn 1-5 04 2, F. Johnson 10-14 0-2 8, Sobers 6-11 4-4 16, McMillan 4-7 1-2 1.

DirH 5-7 04 10, Mafcne 1-4 0-0 2, Dave 2-2 1-4 5 Totals 47-79 12-19 106. takana 22 8 8 21 Waitotta 8 8 8 25-114 Three-pokl got) G. Johnson. Fouled out None. Rebounds Indiana 3 (KeJ-togg, Slipanovidi 10), Washington 3 Ruiand 13).

Assists Indiana 10 Sichling 7), Wash--inslon 37 (Ruljnd 12). Total touts Indian 20, Washington 22. Technical Indiana Coach McKinney. A 6,171 KIHCKS 113, BULLS New York King 4-11 3-4 11, Robinson 4-9 04 1, Cirtwrighl 34 4-5 10, Sparrow 5-II 0-0 10, Wikami 6-1554 17, Water 2-2 12, Orr 1-4 4-6 3, Webster 2-1 14 5, Tucker I-16 4-4 3, Grunfeld 5-7 04 10, El-more 04 04 0, Ftmskn 04 04 0. ToWs 45-1523-31 111 Oacta Htooins 5-12 2-4 12, Johnson 1- 14 0-2 16, Conine 6-11 2-3 14, DaHev 4-10 2- 4 14, Whaltey 2-5 1-2 5, Lester 0-2 0-0 0, Oldham 2-3 3-4 7, Bryant 4-13 0-0 1, Wiggins 1-12 4-6 20.

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SUNS 113, KINGS Mt Kaaas COy Johnson 13-23 1-2 27, Cf berding 6-11 l-l 13, Thompson 1-6 2-2 4, fuse 3-6 04 7, Thtus I-17 64 21, Robisdi 4-12 l-l Woodson 7-14 7-7 21, Micheiux 1-2 04 1, Knight 0-4 04 0, Naly 0-1 3-4 3, Toms 43-4 21-25 13. Pttak Lucas 7-14 1-2 15, Nana Ml 34 21, Edwards 5-7 4-1 14, Davis H4 7-7 25, Mky 3-4 04 4, Adams 3-11 0-0 4, Pitt-man 34 1-2 7, YVestptm 2-2 24 6, Sarin 2-1 4, Fala 2-3 2-2 7, ToMs 45-8 21-31 misClty a 25 27 27-Mt ftnix 8 8 17 35-113 lVitpoint goals-Tlieus, Bust, Foster. Foukd out-nont. Cily 3 (Otjerding t), Phoenix 47 (Lucas I). tartar Ll 5 3 114 Han 11-1 4 1 1 1 1 Fakat McCttty 4 7 3 3 1 1 Codrol 41-3 4 2 1 4 1 Burirw 1 I I I I McCilty pHdied to Itm botkn ftttti, Sutton to km tlxlk, Augulln to one In sixlfi, Porter to on to ninth, Finpen to Inra raitti HBrMUrona by Sutton.

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