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v'v Miogg 4. v. I i -7 Sports Elway, WifeiM of ciuisirtertocte erase PAGE 2 SECTION IWPEWA HERALD-TELEGRAM JAM. SAN DIEGO (UPI) The quarterbacks for Super Bowl XXII say they are getting attention for the wrong reasons. People keeping talking about Denver's John Elway as a one-man team.

That isn't so, Elway says. Washington's Doug Williams gains attention for being the. first black quarterback to play in a Super Bowl. That is irrefutable. However, Williams is not on a crusade.

young people want to use me as a role model, fine," Williams said. "But I'm not going on tour saying, 'I'm Doug WilliamsM'm the first black quarterback to ever play in the Super -in'Tm not going to be used. If Ronald Reagan wanted to use me, I wouldn't be. I've known Jesse Jadkson for three or four years. But I hayent talked to him lately and, if he did call, I would tell him the same thing.

I'm not a politician. I don't plan to get in gotten better each game since we played Buffalo (in the eighth regular-season game). More disturbing to the Broncos is the way they squandered leads of 21-3 and 28-10 against the Browns before Elway's 23-yard pass to Sammy Winder snapped a 31-31 tie with four minutes left "The only thing I'm concerned about is weVe had several people on the ropes and let them off," Denver defensive end Rulon Jones said. "We, as a team, have to learn the killer instinct." That could be costly against the Redskins, who came behind in six of their 10 non-strike regular-season and postseason victories. "Our motto is: we don't care how we win as long as we win," Washington wide receiver Gary Clark said.

"We're the ugly ducklings of football. We'll take a win by one point any time." Both teams went through normal workouts Wednesday, with the Redskins continuing to switch jerseys as they did in their first workout Monday. Denver tight end Clarence Kay, who had missed an interview session with an upset stomach, practiced Wednesday. Williams has handled the questions well. "The only question I wasn't ready for came from this guy a couple of days ago," he said.

"He asked me how long I had been a black quarterback. That one surprised me." Although much of the attention is going to the quarterbacks, Denver Coach Dan Reeves says history dictates defense wins championships. "The last time I can recall a team people referred to as an offensive team winning an NFL championship was the Philadelphia Eagles in 1960," Reeves said. The Redskins' defense played a larger role in their advancing to the-Super Bowl. They held Chicago without a touchdown in the second half of a 21-17 victory in the divisional playoffs, then turned in two fourth-quarter goal-line stands in a 17-10 victory over Minnesota in the NFC Championship Game.

Denver's defense was strong in a 34-10 rout of Houston in the divisional playoffs but surrendered 464 yards in a 38-33 triumph over Cleveland in the AFC title game. "That offense can make you look bad," Reeves said of the Browns. "We're improved; our defense has ball; I'm not the first black to play football," he said. "(Coach) Joe Gibbs and (General Manager) Bobby Beathard didn't bring me here to be the first black quarterback in the Super Bowl. They brought me in to be quarterback of me Washington Redskins." Elway was brought to Denver to bring the Broncos to the Super Bowl, and he has done that two straight years.

But he emphasizes the job has not been accomplished alone. "That's nonsense, he said of the one-man-team tag. "I'm one of the cogs in the machine. It's just that the more you play, the more the team adjusts to you. This offense takes advantage of what I do best" Elway just wishes his teammates would help field some of his questions.

"As a pro football player, it's your goal to get here and answer he same questions over and over," he said with a chuckle. Elway knowswhat question Williams has heard over and over. "I feel bad for Doug because he's going to hear that question a million times, but it's got to be a sense of pride for him," he said. politics. WiUiamsTiasbeen compared to Jackie Robinson, the first black toplay major-league baseball.

Williams said that comparison misdirected. Jackie Robinson was the first black to play base fronman9 Laimbeer leads Detroit Pistons over ice-cold Paeers Laimbeer scored IS points and grabbed IS rebounds. His 600-game streak is the longest such run currently in the league. "I don't jump very high, so, I is 906 set by Randy Smith. The Pistons ended a twegame losing streak by taking advantage of two lengthy dry spells by the Pacers.

A basket by Indiana Steve United Press International Bill Laimbeer has been both an object of ire and a model of consistency in the NBA. The Detroit center, who had altercations with Larry Bird and Robert Parish of the Celtics last year in the Eastern Conference finals, appeared in his 600th consecutive game Wednesday night, a 103-86 triumph over the Indiana Pacers. don't hurt myself very often," the Stipanovich evened the scores-SB 6-foot-ll center said. "All the guys with 10:07 left in the third quarter. Mavericks 121, Suns 102 At Phoenix, Mark Aguirre scored 28 points and Dallas never trailed in posting its sixth straight victory and handing.

Phoenix its sixth consecutive loss. Eddie Johnson led Phoenix with 24 points off the bench, and Walter Davis had 18. The Suns, have lost eight of their last 10. Warriors 115, Blazers 110 At Oakland, Terry. Teagle scored 12 of his game-high 25 points in the final quarter to lead Golden State; Jerome Kersey scored 23 points for Portland.

The decision snapped, a three-game Warriofs losing streak and a three-game Portland winning string. dropped to 8-3 under new coach Wes Unseld. Bulls 119, Sixers 109 At Philadelphia, Michael Jordan scored 37 points to help Chicago break a nine-game road losing streak. Charles Barkley finished with 24 points for Philadelphia, which has lost five straight Cavaliers 112, San Antonio 102 At San Antonio, Texas, Tyrone Corbin came off the bench to score 21 points, leading Cleveland. Corbin paced a 10-2 fourth-quarter run with 6 points.

Walter Berry scored 14 of his 27 points in the opening period for San Antonio. who fly through the air dunking the But the Pacers went 5:52 without ball seem to be the ones who come another field goal as the Pistons down and break their ankles." went on a 14-2 run. The ironman record in the NBA Detroit led 81-71 after three quae- ters. Indiana closed the gap to 83-75 on a Ron Anderson basket with 10:21 left, but the Pacers did not score again until Stuart Grays layin with 3:35 to go. The Pistons scored 14 points during.

Indiana's 6:46 scoreless stretch. Chuck Person led Indiana with 15 points, but had only 2 in the second half before fouling out with 5:16 left in the game. Celtics 106, Bullets 100 At Boston, Larry Bird scored 22 of his season-high 49 points in the first quarter, to lead Boston. The Celtics have won 9 of their last 10 games. Washington, which entered with a four-game winning streak.

BlaiSdell helps Leafs snap losing streak KeUyHrudey.V Canadiens 4, Sabres 1 At Buffalo, N.Y., Claude Lemieux scored two goals to lead the Canadiens. Jets 4, Penguins 1 Scoreboard At Pittsburgh, Daniel Berthiaume stopped 32 shots and Dale Hawer-chuk recorded a goal and an assist United Press International Mike Blaisdell can be fairly certain the Toronto Maple Leafs will be giving him first-class treatment in the coming days. Blaisdell, recently recalled from Newmarket of the American Hockey League, scored two goals Wednesday night to help the Maple Leafs snap a 15-game winless streak with a 5-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings. Blaisdell, who had 20 goals and 15 assists for Newmarket, received a vote of confidence after the game NHL roundup from Coach John Brophy, whose job had been in jeopardy during Toronto's 0-11-4 stretch. North Stars 2, Islanders 1 At Bloomington, Brian MacLellan scored with one second remaining to lift the North Stars.

MacLellan scored his ninth goal when he finished a 2-on-l, collecting Brian Bellows' pass, and snapping a 40-footer past goaltender to pace the Jets. Flames 5, Whalers 1 I'Mlto I At Calgary. Alberta, Oary buter All assisted on three goals to help the Friday Nit Pacesetter Falls Bowl Flames snap the Whalers five- Acres 22 4 1 3 2 3 2 3 2 2 3 0 5 Gimn 10 3 12 2 9 3 8 5 8 5 5 7 High Shore Haus 22 game winning streak. 14 14 15 18 18 19 19 20 21 21 TEAM SHOOTING Eau Claire Memorial Chippewa Fad Eau Claire North Mertomonle La Crosse Central La Cross Logan FG-FGA PCT. Memorial 111-238 47 North 99-213 47 Menomonle 92-197 47 Chippewa 90-225 40 Central 95-248 38 Logan 96-260 37 Drifters 21 Harpoles 18 Family Feud 17 Gateway Inn 17 Handicap .17 Jan a the 16 Ringer '15 Young Ones 12 Tavern League Fails Bowl Jackie's Bar 12 8 Tip Top 12 8 Falls Bowl 12 8 AbertvBle 11 9 State Street 11 9 Town Pump 11 9 Pretzels 9 11 Bogies 9 11 Sunbeam 8v 12 High Shores 5 15 Men's high game T.

Dachel 214, J. Osbom 214. Musser212. Men' high eerie J. Osbom 560, G.

Schemenauer 557, P. Mahoney 544. Team high game State Street 967. Team high series State Street 2.757. Team Unselfish play a key 79-118 44-72 100-140 70-110 61-94 73-96 Men' high game Tom Nowak 200.

Oarrel Annie 199. Jim Dufian 196. Men's high series Jim Dulian 570, Tom Nowak 535, Pete Dachel 517. Women's high game Martha Moonen 189, Oarlene Lund 185. Marilyn Dachel 180.

Women's high series Pet Pts Opp: Avg Opp 67 -306 278 61.2 55.6 61 247 226 49.4 45.2 I 71 294 279 58.8 55.8 64 275 271 55.0 54.2 65 .261 269 52.0 53.8 76 ,271 331 54.2 66.2 SCORING Pet FT-A Pet PI Avg 62 11-18 61 96 19.2 51 23-29 79 85 17.0 64 16-23 70 84 16.8 47 35-44 80 81 16.2' 42 34-39 87 80 16.0 48 8-12 67 77 15.4 5 41 26-39 67 74 14.8 63 25-30 83 67 16.8 63 17-28 61 51 10i 37 8-11 73 44 88 37 11-20 '55 43 8.6 37 11-20 55 43 8.4 59- 9-12 75 41 8.2 I 53 5- 8 63 24 8.0 Tuesday Night Merchant Barb Buhrow 487, Joey Nowak 479, Lemke Trucking 16 Novelty Cleaners 13 a Shoe 12 FG-A Brian Bohman. North 42-68 Frank Goodman, Memorial 31-61 Mike Gilhousen, Memorial 36-56 Eric Brieske. Logan 23-49 Colin O'Nell. Menomonle 23-55 Ryan Gannon, Chippewa 26-54 'Jay Skaleckl, Chippewa 23-56 Brant Moegenburg, Menomonle 21-35 Todd Leipnitz, Menomonle 17-27 Doug Hulett, Logan 18-49 Mark Stuhr, Central 16-43 Shannon Austin, Central 16-43 John Sanchez, Central 16-27 D.J. Pophai, North INDIVIDUAL REBOUNDS Coast to Coast 11 Bemle Anderson 478.

Team high game Green Acres 782. Team high series Pavetekis .11 3 7 8 9 9 10 10 12 15 16 Lowaler Auto Pts 10 Continued from Page 1B just over 45 percent from the field. i Laramy stated that the success of the Macks this season is due to one thing an unselfish team attitude. "Jn practice I let them gamble on he added, noting that letting them run wild helps his bams passing during actual games, because the girls become confident. "They have to learn if they can do "You can't take that aggressiveness away from them.

Everybody handles the ball in our offense, and it works, he said. For the rest of the Macks, they may be sitting at 4-3 in the CWCC and three games in back of conference leading Aquinas, but the race for the league title isn't over yet, according to Laramy. "With any kind of breaks, we could be 14-1 right how," he said. "I feel the only game we really lost was to Wisconsin Rapids Assumption (64-42). They really kicked our butts.

"But I'm happy with the way things have gone this season, he added. "Our conference is stronger than last year, plus we've added Elk Mound and River Falls (another Class A school) to our schedule, and we've handed Flambeau its only two losses." The Macks four losses this season, besides the loss to Assumption, came by a combined total of seven points. Elk Mound beat them by four, Aquinas by two and Regis by one, 50-49. The Macks still have a shot left at Assumption and Aquinas at home, and they travel to Regis Saturday night for a rematch. Laramy said his girls will be ready.

"The big thing about this team right now is their attitude," he said. "They work real hard, and you don't hear any complaining. "We're still looking to tie for the conference (title), and Saturday will prove if we can," he said. "The girls still believe they can do it" Phillips Plastics 10 Ektie'sBar 8 Four Corner 4 KeN Container 4 Reb Colin O'Neil, Menomonle 49 Frank Goodman. Memorial 40 Jay Skaleckl, Chippewa 40 Men's high game Rick Gates 215, B.

Kramcchuster 210, Steve Craig 210. Men's high series Dave Canfleld 663, Rick Gates 551, B. Kramschuster 544. Team high gam Coast to Coast 889. Brant Moegenburg, Menomonie38 Eric Brieske, Logan 35 Avg 9.8 8.0 8.0 9.5 7.0 7.0 6.6 6.2 6.0 6.0 Dave McCarthy, Memorial 30 6.0 Dave Czech, Chippewa 27 54 Ryan Gannon, Chippewa 25 5.0 TEAM REBOUNDS Reb Opp Spread Menomonle 35.2 26.4 8.8 Memorial "32.4 30.0 2.4 North 26.2 24.6 16 Central 28 36.6 1 Logan 30 -3i Chippewa 29.6 32.8 -3i Team high Mark Stuhr, Central 35 Sean Kllboten, North 33 Brian Bohman, North 31 Mike Gilhousen, Memorial 30 Todd Leipnitz, Menomonle 30 Eldies 2,544.

Spilt Clancy Horvatln 4-7-9. Thursday Night Owl 8 31 .205 21 Diviaionn Johnson Radna 91 vx 1 New Jersey 5 Central Division Monsoon 16 28 29 12 .707 Ojibwa Perrenoud 11 Sir Power 7 Riley Imports 7 Lowater 7 The View 5 DJ 6 Norm Peters 4 era's Bee Una in Hoops Times are changing 3 5 5 7 7 7 Atlanta Detroit Chicago Milwaukee Indiana Cleveland 4 6 13 .638 16 .600 18 .526 20 .500 21 .475 23 24 20 20 19 Western Conference Midwest Division Pet. GB Dallas 27 11 .711 Houston 22 16 .579. 5 Denver 22 1 7 .564 5 Utah '18 21 -462 9'4 San Antonio 16 22 .421 11 Sacramento 11 27 .289 16 day, and the boys cornered the market on Tuesday and Friday, the nights that most of the parents and coaches of girls teams considered "prime nights." So, in effect, most of the schools in the area went to more or less an open schedule with girls teams slating games when and where they choose. Friday night excursions for fans suddenly became a choice of following the boys or staying and watching the girls, or vice versa.

It isn't hard to figure out which team lost fans. Pacific Division Randy's 11 33 Cray. 44 Results from Jan. 25 Berg1 Bee Line beat Johnson Racing 11-15, 15-3. 15-10; Randy's beat Cray 15- 0, 15-0, 150; Falls Bowl bad 16- 11, 15-13.

15-7; Big Rivers V-Club beat Monoon' 15-5. 15-7, 15-13; Pizza Hut beat Chaput Produce 15-7 A- Schedule tor Feb. 1 Gym A 6:00 Fall Bowl vs Big River V-Club; 7:00 Johnson Racing vs Monsoon's; 8 CO Berg's Bee Line vs Randy's; 9D0 Chaput vs Cray, Gym 9:15 4 vs Pizza Hut Women' Monday Volleyball Mason Shoe 35 5 Pizza Hut 32 8 Randys 17 23 Northwestern Bk 30 The Pub 30 Reeu Its from Jen. 18 Pizza Hut beat Randy's 15-5. 15-10, 15-7; Mason Shoe beat NW Bank 15-3 15-12.

1S6. Schedule for Feb. 1 Gym 7X5 Randy vs NW Bank; 830 Pub vs PizzaHut LA Lakers 8 .795 15 .615" 7 16 .610 7 25 .342 17-4 29 .256 21 30 .210 22' 31 24 25 13 10 8 Portland Seattle Phoenix LA Dippers Continued from Page 1B 40 and 50 Division I candidates, or "prospects" as they refer to them, in the state of Wisconsin this season. Back in the early 70's, there probably weren't that many girls who could dribble with their weak hand. Granted, there are some schools that just haven't gotten the hang of it, losing year in and year out.

And there are schools that win big one year, then suffer through several seasons with mediocre teams. Hey, that's nothing new; many boys basketball teams have been doing that for years. But despite its growth, especially Jhe change in the level of play, girls basketball is still considered by many to be the "weak sister" of winter sports. During my first job out of college, down in the city of Sparta, I came face to face with one iss that for years went unchanged. When do girls get to play their games? Traditionally, girls played on Monday and Thurs Gotten St.

Wednesday' Result Rmtm 1(K Washlnoton 100 Chicago 119. Philadelphia 1 09 (OT) Hntmk 1m Indiana 86 This is just one change, one that really hasn't taken hold up here yet, but it is a change none the less. In summary, most girls basketball teams probably couldn't defeat the boys' squad at their respective school. But then again, spme of them could. I just think it is amazing, considering that boys have been playing ball in the state, (including a state tournament) since 1916, how far girls basketball has really come in only 12 short years.

The Drifter 2.167. Splits None. NHty Fifty Falls Bowl 76 Service 15 1 RZ Excavating 12 4 Mason Shoe 11 5 Pretzel's Bar 11 5 Car City 8 8 Pizza Hut 7 9 Sunbeam 5 11 Fill-Inn 5 11 Two Waters 4 12 Tri City 2 14 Women's high game Pat Hedrington 221, Diane Ehlert 206, Lavema Nauman 201, Patti Bunco 201. Women's high series Lavema Nauman 548, Kathy Altman S31.GinlWermundS30. Team high game Car City 1.021.

Team high series. Car City 2,882. Splits Jan Pampuch 5-7, Edna Scheme-nauer 3-7-10. National at Falls Bowl BIG Uquor 13 3 Eagles 10 6 Sunbeam 9 7 Cray 9 7 Tip Top 8 8 Two Waters 8 8 Wayside 7 9 RKz 7 9 AM Legion 5 11 Falls Bowl 4 12 Men's high gam Orie Staves 246, Mike Plttenger 242, Randy Mueller 234. high series Mike Plttenger 659, Randy Mueller 603.

Orlie Staves 578, Mike Symfczek 578. Team high game Tip Top 956, Falls Bowl 873. Sunbeam 869. Team high series Tfc Top 2.792; Falls Bowl Wayside 2.549. Animal League Falls Bowl The Flame 20 8 Ayre-s 16 12 Mrozinski Cons 16 12 Pizza Hut Also 15 13 Rex's 15 13 PizzaHut 14 14 CT.FIIm 13Vi 14 Eldles 13 15 CrayS.C.

10 17 Denning' Home 7 21 Men' high gam Dave Loscko 235, John Perrenoud 229. Russ Eidal 225. Men's high series John Kowtowtez 577, John Perrenoud 575, Russ Eldal 573. Team high gam C.T. Film 1.064; Mrozinski Construction 1.054; Rex's 1.036.

Team high eerie Rex's 3.053; Mrozinski Construction 3.003; Pizza Hut Also 2.933. Senior Citizen League Falls Bowl Men's high gam Norb Geissler 235, George Anding 184, Al Parker 180, Earl White 179. Jo Fisco179. Men's high seriee Norb Geissler 515, Joe Rsco 521. Emery Paul 491.

Women's high gam Marion White 178, Iris Yeager 173. Dorothy Geissler 165, Esther Stoker 163, Ad Wiliett 160. Women's high series Marion White 501. Ins Yejer 458, Esther Stelter 434. Cleveland 112.

San Antonio 102 Dallas 121. at Phoenix 102 Golden State 1.15. Portland 110 Thursday's Game New York at Washington, 6:30 Women's high gam Pat OsvoW 200, Carol Trott 1 95. Donna Rockwell 191. Women' high seriee Donna Rockwell 545, Jan Metzdorf 515, Carol Trott 503.

Team high game Perrenoud 960. Team high seriee Lowater 2.774. Friday Night Delights Ojibwa Ports 25 15 Scooters 22 18 Backeruppers 22 18 B-J-s 20 20 Pub Cub 19 21 Amature 19 2' Quad Squad 17 23 S.S. Smurfs 16 24 Men' high gams Jim Flanagan Jr. 215, Charlie Ruben-zr 213, Gene Folczyk 206.

Man's high seriee Charlie Rubenzer 60S, Jim Flanagan Jr. 565, Gen Folczyk 562. Women' high game Gerafynn Schemenauer 198, Diane Nauman 182, Jayne Taylor 176. Women' high aerie Diane Nauman 479, Geralynn Schemenauer 465, Sandy Flanagan 436. Team high gem Polts 706.

Team high seriee Pots 1.987. Monday Nit Theatre Falla Bowl FaBs Dairy 12 4 Shower In 12 4 Sherwood Inn 12 4 Prove 10 6 Randy's 8 8 Sunbeam 7 Ken Leocch 7 9 The View 7 9 Cray 4 12 Cray 2 14 High gam Al Heyde 207. Ken Taylor 203. Dave Erickson 201. High seriee Dick Anderson 565, Bob Woodcock 539, Larry Taylor 539.

Teem high gam The View Sherwood Inn 1,040. Team high seriee Sherwood Inn 3.037; Ken Leosch 2.967; Sunbeam 2,955. Cleveland at Houston. 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Denver.

8:30 p.ra LA Lakers at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. Friday's Game United Pre International (ALL TIMES CST) NATL BASKETBALL ASSOC. Eaetem Conference Macks Aquinas on Saturday Indiana at Philadelphia, night Boston at Detroit, hight New Jersey at Chicago, night i Saattle at nalla ninht Atlantic Division Boston vi 14 Pet GB .732 Milwaukee at LA Clippers, night Philadelphia Washington New York 18 21 ,462 11 16 22 .421 12 14 26 .350 15V4 Atlanta at LA Lakers, night' Utah at Golden State, night Phoenix at Portland, night fga-fgm 4-3 fta-ttm 5-3 Kb 0 9 2 2 5 9 9 30 26 5 8 17 1 21-9 16-12 17-9 10-7 5- 1 4-3 6- 2 11-5 8-7 0-0 4-1 0 1 64-29 52-37 27 23 win again. McDonell Ri. Baier Ra.

Baier Steinmetz Bowe Sec raw Hayes Lembezeder Totals Columbus Helms Herkert Redetfke O'Reilly Brayer Michalski Weister Scheuer McCormick Kohl bock Holtey Totals McDonell field for 45 percent, and it was outrebounded 43-27. Rick Redetzke paced the Dons with 24 points, followed by O'Reilly with 18 and Eric Helms with 16. The Dons shot 43 percent (34 of 79) from the field and 19 of 29 from the line (65 percent). The Macks continue conference action Saturday night, when they travel to La Crosse to try and record a sweep of Aquinas. "We needed this win going into Saturday night," said Flanagan.

"Up to this point, we have been starting out slow. I thought when we got up by 12 points at half, that "we had come back. But then we fell apart again in the third quarter. "We haven't been winning much of late, but now the kids are excited again," he added. "Now they definitely feel they have a chance to Continued from Page 1 nine-point lead, but the Dons scratched and clawed their way back into it, to set up the dramatic finish.

One big key in the game for McDonell, was the fact that I Dons were whistled for 38 foi compared to 23 for the visitors. 7 Macks did their best to convert as they swished 37 of 52 (71 percent) attempts at the line, led by Randy Baier who was 12 of 16. V. Rick Baier and Chris Bowe fouled out for McDonell, but four Columbus starters and two of its top reserves saw pine time before the game ended. The Dons finished the game with five players.

On the night, McDonell converted 29 of 64 shots from the Trio win in Hoop Shoot Three Chippewa Falls youths recently advanced to the state championships in the Elks Hoop, Shoot free throw contest, which was held last Saturday at uhe Chippewa Valley YMCA. The Chippewa Falls winners were Tim ose in the boys eight-nine division, Adam King in the boys 12-13 division, and Karen Morrisy in the girls 12-13 division. Other winners were Brooke Sturgis in the girls 8-9 and and Jessica Kent in the girls 10-11 division. Both girts are from Eau Claire. Tha other winner was Brian Anderson of La Crosse in the boys 10-11 division.

ine champions now advance to the state contest at Lawrence University in Appleton, Feb. 27. State winners advance regional competition at Iowa City, and regional winners advance to the finals in Indianapolis in May. fga-fgm fta-ftm rab tp 16-7 4-2 12 5 16 9-3 5-3 8 5 9 16-12 0-0 15 5 24 14-5 7-6 2 5 18 6-3 3-1 2 3 7 2- 1 0-0 0 0 2 2-0 0-0 0 2 0 3- 2 2-2 0 5 7 6-1 5-3 2 5 5 2- 0 3-2 13 2 3- 0 0-0 10 0 79-34 29-19 43 38 90 Men's Volleyball Division I 17 28 15 13 9 4 10 96 .12 21 23 17 9 4 4 90 Columbus. Thrae-ooiri field ooals: McDonel (1-51 Steinmetz Fain Bowl Big River V-Club FF PizzaHut Cnaput Produce 40 0 39 5 29 15 28 12 18 28 1-4.

Secraw 0-1. Columbus (3-7) O'Reilly 2-3. Scheuer 1-2, Helms 0-2. 4.

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