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The Paducah Sun Sunday, January 31, 1988 Tank McNamara The fine print B2 Y2kitHrfZ D4AfiiM 1 Of vjoat could eseoMc of 3 fwe-GAMg ccytawc, MAMtOMP. LIVE FRtA Sports on. television jjM rL Pro basketball Bol 0-1 14 1. Totals 4040 27-33 IX. CLEVELAND (Ml Hubbard 34 14 9, J.WUllama 1-14 44 20, Daugherty U-ll 54 21, Harper 11-22 5-7 17, Price 10-30 54 West 3-41-11, Corbin 04 04 0, K.Johnson 1-1 04 2, Curry 1-2 04 2, Ehlo 2-3 I.Totals 3144 25-36 IX.

Wasalaftsa 14 14 U-1X Ovrlaad 14 11 11-121 3-Point goaU-Price, J.Malone. Fouled out-King. Rebounds-Washington 51 (CaUedge 13), CleveUnd 41 (J.Wtlliams 14). Ajuistt-Washuigton (Bogues 12), Cleveland 17 (Price, Harper I). Total fouls-Washington 32, Cleveland X.

Tech-nicals-Weit, Bol, Washington Coach Unaeld. DETROIT (IM) Mahom 54 34 13, Dantley 11-11 24 24, Lalmbeer 7-15 7-7 21, Dutnars 3-11 44 10, Thomas 4-13 1-7 14, Salley 14 34 15, Johnson 14 04 2, Rodman 14 1-2 3, Lewis 1-2 04 2. Totals 1945 X-J2 104. NEW JERSEY (HI) Comegyi 34 34 Williams 9-17 44 22, Hinson 7-11 6-7 Bagley 9-19 5-7 23, Birdsong 13-19 04 Bradley 24 04 4, Hopson 24 04 4, McCormlck 34 2-2 4148 20-25 116. Detroit 14 12 M-1M New Jersey 11 24 11 X-111 Fouled out-None.

Rebounds-Detroit 45 (Ulmbeer 14), New Jersey 52 (Williams 21). Anists-Detrolt 16 (Thomas I), New Jersey (Bagley 6). Total fouls-Detroit 21, New Jersey X. Technicals-Uimbeer, Mahom, New Jersey Coach MacKinnon. A 11,894.

nUiHMAN 169) Cole, Cross 6, Donald EUis 2, C. Uvingston 1J J. Uvingston 12, PhiU 21, Wells 2, Woods It. Field goals 33. 3-politm I.

Free throws 315. Fools It. Record 124. HEATH (47) Crabtre 14, Harrison 6, Jones 10, Phillips 3, Rice 2, Shelby 12, Tilford. Field goals 14.

Ipoiiitrn 2 (Crabtree 2). Free throws 1724. Fouls 13. Record 74. Officials Latham, Gwaltney.

Caldwell County at Crittenden County Uvingston Central at Hopkinsville FRIDAY Dooblesradrrs Reidland at Heath Marshall County at Lone Oak Calloway County at Mayfield Ballard Memorial at Graves County West Hopkins at Uvingston Central South Fulton at Fulton City Lyon County at Caldwell County Boys Carlisle County at Paducah Tilghman Trigg County at Crittenden County University Heights at Cairo Joppa at Shawnee SATURDAY Dnbieheader Eldorado st Massac County Fulton City it Carlisle County Boys Hickman County at Graves County St. Mary at Paducah Tilghman Hopkinsville at Uvingston Central Crittenden County at McLean County Sunday PRO FOOTBALL 1 p.m. Super Bowl XX highlights (ESPN). 1:30 Super Bowl XXI highlights (ESPN). 2 Super Bowl XXII matchups (ESPN).

3 Super Bowl XXII pregame show WSIL-3). Super Bowl XXII: Denver vs. Washington (WSIL-3). COLLEGE BASKETBALL 12:30 p.m. Notre Dame vs.

Kentucky at Louisville (WSIL-3). 1:30 Michigan at Syracuse (KFVS-12). 3 DePaul at North Carolina State (WPSLK). 10:30 Steve Newton: Murray State University (WPSD-6). 11 Eddie Sutton: University of Kentucky (WPSD-6).

PRO BASKETBALL Noon NBA: Philadelphia at Boston (KFVS-12). GOLF 12:30 p.m. Senior Skins Game (WPSD-6). 3:30 PGA: Phoenix Open (KFVS-12). AUTO RACING 2 p.m.

IMSA: 24 hours of Daytona (WTBS). Monday COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6:30 p.m. Georgetown at Villanova (ESPN). 8:30 Ohio State at Michigan State (ESPN). Hockey Golf NBA standings All Times CKT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet.

GB Boston .714 Philadelphia II 21 .475 10 Washington 17 23 .425 12 NewYork 14 21 .533 II New Jersey I 32 .230 20 Ceatnl DMiloo Atlanta 2t 11 Detroit 24 14 .132 3 Chicago II .111 3 21 II .525 7 Cleveland 21 21 .500 I Induuit 20 21 .481 V4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Divltiol Pet GB Dillu 21 12 .700 Denver 23 17 .171 i Houston 23 17 .173 Utah II 22 .450 10 San Antonio 17 22 .431 10 Sacramento 11 21 JO 114 Pacific Division LA. Lakers 33 I .806 Portland 25 15 .125 74 Seattle 2S II .511 I Phoenix 13 21 .333 II LA. Clipper 10 30 .250 22V Golden State I 30 .231 23 Saturday's Games Utt Garnet Not Brladed New Jersey HI, Detroit 104 Cleveland 121, Washington IX, OT Chicago 17, New York 15, OT Houston 101, Dallas 92 San Antonio 112, Seattle 102, OT Los Angeles Clippers at Denver, (n) Atlanta at Utah, In) Sacramento at Phoenix, (n) Sunday1! Game Philadelphia at Boston, 11 a.m. Monday's Garnet Detroit at Cleveland, 1:30 p.m. Golden State at Indiana, 6:30 p.m.

New Jersey at Dallas, 7:30 m. Seattle at Utah, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Sacramento, 1:30 m. Saturday summaries NEW YORK (95) WaDter 5-12 1-1 11, Green 1-2 7, Ewing 4V20 2-4 II, Jackson 4-13 4-5 13, WUkins 6-li 17, Cummings 3-5 0-0 8, Cartwright 2 14, Tucker 3-5 7, Newman 0-4 2-2 2, Donovan 0-00-00. Totals 3144 17-22 96.

CHICAGO (17) Sellers 1-6 Ml, Oakley 1-7 2-3 14, Brown 4-1 0-0 8, Sparrow 5-14 10, Jordan 10-17 21, Conine 4-9 3-4 11, Paxson 3-4 6, Grant 04 1-2 1, Threat! 1-12 17, Pippen 0-1 0-0 O.Totals 41-83 14-17 97. New York 23 24 25 19 i-K Chicago 22 32 II II 1-17 3-Point goals-Iackson, Tucker, ThreatL Fouled out-None. Rebounds- New York 53 (Walker 11), Chicago 53 (Oakley 13). Assists-New York 25 (Jackson II), Cbi- cago 30 (Threatt 6). Total fouls-New York II, Chicago 22.

A 11,317. SEATTLE (IK) Chambers 10-25 3-4 27, McDaniel 11-27 4-S 27, Johnson 0, Ellis 7-25 54 20, McMillan 1-3 0-2 2, McKey 7-9 1-2 15, Lister 0-1 1-4 1, Vincent 0-1 04 0, Williams 1-5 2-3 4, Polynice 2-3 0-0 4, Schoene 1-3 2, Young 0-1 0. Totals 40-103 11-26 102. SAN ANTONIO (112) Berry 10-16 2-4 22, Brickowski 1-12 34 19, Anderson 7-10 5-12 19, Wood 5-11 11, Robertson 7-16 9-12 23, Mitchell 34 04) 6, Dawkins 14 1-2 3, Gudmunsson 2-3 04) 4, Sundvold 2-4 04) 5, Nealy 0-3 04) O.Totals 4548 2M5 111 Seattle 13 21 22 24 2-12 Sal Antonio a 29 32 It 12-112 3-Point goals Chambers 4, McDaniel, Ellis, Wood, Sundvold. Fouled out-None.

Rebounds-Seattle 71 (McDaniel 15), San Antonio 60 (Anderson 14). Assists Seattle 29 (McMillan 11), San Antonio 34 (Robertson I). Total fouls-Seattle 32, San Antonio 23. A 8,319. HOUSTON (18) McCray 54 44 14, Petersen Ml 3-4 15, Olajuwon 12-23 54 29, Floyd 6-14 4-4 16, Leavell 14 04 2, Carroll 1-14 04 18, Short 64 2-2 14, Reid 1-2 04 2, MaiweU 04 0.

Totals 4541 11-20 108. DALLAS 112) Aguirre 4-14 44 13, Perkins 3-10 84 14, Donaldson 24 44 8, Harper 6-14 34 16, Davis 44 04 10, Tarpley 2-7 04 4, Black-man 5-13 64 16, Blab 04 04 0, Scbrempf 2-9 4-4 8. Farmer 0-1 04 0, Alford 1-1 04 3, Wellington 04 04 O.Totajs 2943 2945 91 Houston 21 31-1M Dallas 23 25 11 25- 12 3-Point goals-Davis 2, Aguirre, Harper, Alford. Fouled out-Tarpley. Rebounds-Houston 52 (McCray 12), Dallas 56 (Perkins 19).

Assists-flouston 30 (Floyd I), Dallas 20 (Harper 6). Total fouls-Houston 25, Dallas 22. A 17,007. WASHINGTON (121) King 1-14 64 22, CaUedge 10-15 3-4 23, M.Malone 7-13 5-7 19, Colter 14 2-2 4, J.Malone 9-15 2-2 21, iS. Williams 4-7 34 11, Bogues 7-12 2-2 16, Johnson 3-7 44 10, Team Marshall County 15 1 I 0 Calloway County 15 11 Mayfield 4 10 1 2 Murray 3 10 0 3 8ECOND REGION Fifth District Overall District Team Caldwell County 12 3 4 0 Crittenden County 15 4 1 Uvingston Central 6 10 2 3 Lyon County 5 10 1 3 Trigg County I 10 1 9 Saturday's scores BOYS Wlllianutown 73, Spencer Co.

70 Soatben Keitucky Athletic Conference Glasgow 58, Taylor Co. 57 Caldwell Co. 80, Webster Co. 66 Marshall Co. 60, Oakhill Acedemy, 57 Calloway Co.

53, Fulton Co. 49 Pad. Tilghman 69, Heath 47 Cumberland Co. 86, Celina, 43 Fleming-Neon 77, Whitesburg 57 Jackson City 64, Rockcastle Co. 62 Lou.

Ballard 82, Lex. Lafayette 72 Pikeville 75, Feds Creek 59 Lex. Bryan Station 72, Lou. Fern Creek 53 Jenkins 87, Dorton 69 Apollo 72, Bullitt E.67 Central City 65, Greenville 49 WYMT-TV MotuUla Classic Finals Clay Co. 93, Knox Co.

Cent. 52 (F) Ash. Raceland 95, Deming 77 Belfry 82, ElkhornCity 70 Cov. Holmes 93, Cov. Holy Cross 73 Lawrence Co.

79, W. Carter 78 OT Lex. Christian 79, Micah Christian 58 Lou. Eastern 83, Meade Co. 67 Lou.

St Xavier 76, N. Bullitt 51 Magoffin Co. 66, Betsy Layne 64 Nelson Co. 77, Walton-Verona 66 Ninth 58, Beth Haven 47 Oneida Bapt 19, Lou. Christian Academy 61 Owensboro 85, Miami Killian, 75 Russell Co.

55, Harrodsburg 54 University Heights 68, Franklin Co. 64 Barley Belt Touraameat 71 (F) GIRLS Soothers Keitucky Athletic Conference Green Co. 41, Taylor Co. 36 Bardstown Bethlehem 48, N. Bullitt 45 Boyd Co.

57, Morgan Co. 40 Bullitt E. 78, Apollo 41 Casey Co. 73, Burgin 24 Clinton Co, 77, Pickett 68 Cov. Holmes 69, Cov.

Holy Cross 43 Deming 53, Ash. Raceland 42 Edmonson Co. 57, Portland Christian 32 ElkhornCity 44, Belfry 43 Hughes-Kirk 40, McLean Co. 37 June Buchanan 66, Cordia 63 OT Ky. Country Day 64, Harpeth Hall, 42 Lei.

Henry Clay 64, Clay Co. 39 Ninth 037, Beth Haven 31 Painstville 74, Jenkins 30 W.Carter 64, Whitesburg 59 Central Kentucky Conference Finals Woodford Co. 46, Garrard Co. 38(F) Louisville Invitational Tournament Finals Lou. Southern 67, Ohio Co.

48 (F) Warren E. 61, Lou. Manual 40 (3rd) Lou. Southern 69, Warren East 44 (SF) Ohio Co. 66, Lou.

Manual 62 OT (SF) Oneida Baptist Invitational Finals Leslie Co. 64, Williamsburg 53 (F) Cumberland 59, Oneida Baptist 22 (3rd) Calloway Co. 59, Fulton Co. 46 Crittenden Co. 53, Hardin 29 Recorder Classic Boone Co.

58, Scott Co. 52(F) Rowan Co. 57, Mason Co. 48 (3rd) Boys' summaries Oak Hill Academy 13 30 fi 57 Marshall County 17 30 46 60 OAK HILL ACADEMY (57) Vega 20, Watkins 9, Crawford 7, Blackwell 8, Jenkins 13, Malek, Suggs, Sakallarious. Field goals 23.

3-pointeri 2 (Vega 2). Free throws 911. Rebounds 18. Fouls 14. Record 13-7.

MARSHALL COUNTY (ft) Beth 6, Cothran 22, Cross 1, Hall 17, D. Langhi 12, Stokes! Field goals 20. 3-pomters 0. Free throws 2025. Rebounds 29.

Fools I. Record 14-2 Officials- Green, Finley. Vanderbilt 91, Florida 65 Virginia 61, Wake Forest 64 Virginia Tech 88, Florida St 87 W. Carolina 10, VMI 79 MIDWEST Akron 98, Brooklyn Col. 57 Cent Michigan 67, Ohio U.

86 Cincinnati 71, Dayton 74, OT Detroit 93, Evansville 91 Kansas St 72, Kansas II Kent St 74, Bowling Green 72 N. Iowa 126, E. Illinois 121, 40T Oklahoma 96, Iowa St. 91 S. Illinois 99, Drake SOT SW Missouri St.

72, Valparaiso 44 St Louis 80, Loyola, 01.78 Toledo 88, Miami, Ohio 75 W.Michigan 81, E.Michigan 71 WicMteSt.61,niinoisSt56 Wis-Green Bay 76, W. Illinois 63 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 71, Houston 62 Baylor 81, Texas Tech 63 Bradley 65, Tulsa 62 Centenary 86, Houston Baptist 84 Lamar 85, Rice 70 Missouri 86, Oklahoma St. 72 New Mexico 70, Texas-El Paso 69 Pan American Arkansas St 72 SW Texas St 75, Texas-Arlington 73, OT Sam Houston St 91, N.TeiasStTO Southern Meth. 51, Texas Christian 41 Texas Southern 84, Prairie View 77 FAR WEST Arizona St 62, Utah 60 Brigham Young 95, Air Force 75 CaHmne 79, New Mexico St 62 Montana 60, Montana St 59 Southern Cal 65, Washington St 60 UCLA 71, Washington 71 Utah St 114, San Jose St. 85 High school basketball Boys standings Area boys teams, overall and district records.

FIRST REGION Ftrft District Overall District Team Hickman County 17 3 4 0 Carlisle County 9 10 1 2 Fulton City 4 10 1 2 FultonCounty 2 13 1 3 Second District Overall District Team Tilghman 11 8 4 1 Lone Oak 17 4 1 Heath 7 112 Reidland 7 10 5 Third District Overall District Team Graves County 15 5 3 0 St Mary 10 9 1 2 Ballard Memorial 4 12 0 2 Fourth District Overall District Team Marshall County 13 2 4 0 Calloway County 6 12 2 Murray 10 7 2 2 Mayfield 6 11 0 4 SECOND REGION Fifth District Overall District Team Caldwell County 11 6 5 0 Trigg County 10 8 4 1 Livingston Central 5 11 2 4 Crittenden County 18 14 Lyon County 5 10 1 4 Girls standings Area girls teams, overall and district records. FIRST REGION Ftrst District Overall District Team Hickman County 6 8 3 1 FultonCounty 5 7 2 2 Carlisle County 6 12 1 2 Fulton City i 10 1 2 Second District Overall District Team Tilghman 11 3 4 0 Lone Oak 11 i 2 3 Heath 7 5 13 Reidland 1112 Third District Overall District Team Graves County 13 3 3 0 Ballard Memorial 13 i 1 1 St Mary 0 16 0 3 Fourth District Overall District PCC Calloway County 7 22 38 53 FultonCounty 13 11 29 49 CALLOWAY COUNTY (S3 Armstrong 19, Campbell 6, Jones 12, Newton 4, Stubblefield, Wells 10, Carpenter 1 Field goals 1731. tililers 0. Free throws 1923. Rebounds 19.

Fouls 7. Record 74. FULTON COUNTY (49 Aken Carlton, Howell 8, Hughes 2, Jones 6, Mangold 18, Warren 9. Field goals 2249, J-puilfri (Mangold 2 Warren). Free throws 23.

Rebounds 21. Fouls 20. Record 2-14. Officials Jackson, Carter. Webster County 9 25 47 68 Caldwell County 16 34 56 80 WEBSTER COUNTY (II) May 11, Blue 15, Woods 6, Hill 5, Marks 5, Oakley 4, Fritz 8, Major 14.

Field goals 21. tfokners 6 (May, Hill, Marks, Major 3). Free throws 2027. Rebounds 27. Fools 19.

Record 5-11. CALDWELL COUNTY (8t) Ahrens 5, Blackburn 2, Boyd 3, Copeland 11, Ford 4, D. Gray, M. Gray 37, Oliver 2 Smiley 14, Fraliex 2 Field goals 28. 3-polateri 3 (M.

Gray 2 Copeland). Free throws 2128. Rebounds 37. Fouls 19. Record 124.

Girls' summaries Calloway County 11 32 46 59 FultonCounty 6 11 23 46 CALLOWAY COUNTY (59) Banks 19, Bamett 3, Bucy, Butler, Cherry 2 Lai 3, Miller 14, Muskgrow 9, Trenholm, Woods 6, Hemdon 3. Field goals 19. pointers 4 (Banks 4). Free throws 1731. Fools 10.

Record FULTON COUNTY (46) Camiel Atwill 5, Christy Atwill 10, Barber 2 Darnell 2 George, Harris 2 Kinney 13, Newsom, Shaw 10, Tucker 2, Welch. Field goals 19. 3-pointers 3 (Shaw 2, Camiel Atwill). Free throws 59. Fouls 23.

Record Officials -Prince, Dunn. Crittenden County 10 24 38 53 Hardin County 6 10 1 29 CRITTENDEN COUNTY (S3) Beavers 10, Gough 4, Belt 10, Moore 2, Stone 12, J. Smith 15, Mick, Hardin, Vaughan. Field goals 26. 3-pointers 0.

Free throws 18. Fouls 10. Record 94. HARDIN COUNTY (29) Conkle 13, Hall 5, Hale 5, Hubbs 4, lewis 2 Hardin, Davis, Miller. Field goals 12.

3-pointers 0. Free throws 510. Fotds 8. Schedule MONDAY Girls Mayfield at Carlisle County Paducah Tilghman at St. Mary Graves County at Reidland Crittenden County at Livingston Central Caldwell County at South Hopkins East St Louis at Massac County TUESDAY Doubleheaders Calloway County at Marshall County Hickman County at Fulton City Trigg County at Madisonville West Hopkins at Lyon County Boys Mayfield at Carlisle County Caldwell County at Hopkinsville Lone Oak at St Mary Reidland at Ballard Memorial Fulton County at Obion Central Crittenden County at Livingston Central Massac County at Century Meridian at Cairo Joppa at Pope County Girls Heath at Fulton County WEDNESDAY Girls Massac County at Goreville THURSDAY Boys Cape Notre Dame at Cairo Fulton County at Heath Glrtt Paducah Tilghman at Graves County Lone Oak at Ballard Memorial Hickman County at Murray Mayfield at a Mary NHL standings AD Timet CST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Divtaku Pts GF GA Philadelphia 19 I 51 176 180 NY Islanders 14 21 5 53 195 1W Washington 23 22 I 52 175 162 New Jersey 23 24 5 51 178 193 Pittsburgh 21 I 51 206 212 NY Rangers 6 46 196 193 Adams Division Montreal 15 10 66 197 114 Boston 19 5 63 196 166 Buffalo 21 I 54 172 196 Hartford 22 22 7 51 156 163 Quebec 21 3 45 175 185 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norra Divbloe Pit GF GA Detroit 24 19 I 56 XI 173 St Louis 5 51 176 175 Chicago 22 27 3 47 164 211 Minnesota 16 8 40 166 211 Toronto 15 9 191 219 Smythe Division Calgary 32 14 6 70 262 189 Edmonton 29 17 7 65 234 178 Winnipeg 22 22 6 50 182 119 LosAngeles 17 31 5 193 243 Vancouver 16 7 110 203 Friday's Games New York Islanders 5, Buffalo 2 Toronto 3, Detroit 3, tie New Jersey 3, Chicago 2, OT Washington 4, Montreal 3 Calgary 5, Edmonton 4 Hartford 4, Vancouver 2 Lite Game Not Included Saturday's Games Philadelphia 4, Winnipeg 3 New York Rangers 4, Boston 2 Montreal 6, New York Islanders Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 2 Calgary 4, Vancouver 3 Detroit 5, Toronto 5, tie Edmonton 5, Hartford 2 St Louis 5, Quebec 2 Minnesota at Los Angeles, (n) Sunday's Games Winnipeg at Buffalo, 12: 15 p.m.

Philadelphia at Washington, 12:35 p.m. Monday'! Games Hartford at Montreal, 6:35 p.m. St. Louis at Toronto, 6:35 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 7:35 p.m.

New Jersey at Calgary, 8:35 p.m. Transactions BASKETBALL Natloial Basketball Assorts CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Activated Kent Benson, center-forward, from the injured list Placed Johnny Rogers, forward, on the injured list LOS ANGELES CUPPERS-Activated Lancaster Gordon, guard, from the injured list. Released Michael Phelps, guard. FOOTBALL National Football League DENVER BRONCOS-Removed Mitch Andrews, tight end; Steve Bryan, defensive lineman; Sam Graddy, wide receiver; Ken Karcher, quarterback, and Dan Remsberg, offensive tackle, from their Super Bowl roster. WASHINGTON REDSKINS Removed Anthony Allen and Clarence Verdia, wide Misc.

receivers; Joe Caravello, tight end; Tim Morrison, comernack, and Mark Rypien, quarterback, from their Super Bowl roster. Placed David Jones, center, on Injured reserve. Activated Art Monk, wide receiver, from injured reserve. GOLF UNITED STATES GOLFING ASSOCI-ATION-Named William Battle president, C. Grant Spaeth and Charles Pyle, Jr.

vice presidents, Stuart Blach secretary, and P. Russell treasurer. HOCKEY Natioul Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES Sent Shawn Anderson, defenseman, to Rochester of the American Hockey League. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Sent Warren Young, left wing, to Muskegon of the International Hockey League. SOCCER Major Indoor Soccer League WICHITA WINGS-Fired Charlie Cooke, head coach, and Norman Piper, assistant coach.

COLLEGE RADFORD-Announced the resignation of Joe Davis, head basketball coach, effective June X. How Top 20 fared How the Associated Press Top Twenty college basketball teams fared Saturday: 1. Arizona (20-1) beat No. 13 Illinois 78-70. 2.

Purdue (17-2) lost to Indiana 82-71. 3. North Carolina (15-3) beat Georgia Tech 73-71. 4. Nevada-Las Vegas (18-1) vs.

Pacific. 5. Duke (13-2) did not play. 6. Temple (15-1) did not play.

7. Brigham Young (1M) vs. Air Force. I. Michigan (17-2) did not play.

9. Kentucky (13-3) did not play. 10. Oklahoma (18-2) beat No. 12 Iowa State 9641.

II. Pittsburgh (14-2) beat Boston College 73-67 12. jowa State (16-5) lost to No. 12 Oklahoma 9641. 13.

Illinois (144) lost to No. 1 Arizona 78-70. 14. Florida (15-5) lost to Vanderbilt 9145. 15.

Georgetown (14-4) beat Connecticut 60-59. 16. Iowa (154) beat Minnesota 7641. 17. Syracuse (144) did not play.

18. Texas-El Paso (17-4)lost to New Mexico 7049. 19. Villanova (144) lost to Providence 83-76, OT. X.

Southern Mississippi (15-3) lost to South Carolina 97-78. Saturday scores SEC Vanderbilt 92, Florida 66 Alabama 82, Tennessee 69 Mississippi 69, Auburn 66 Mississippi St 49, LSU 47 OVC College basketball Murray St. 17, Youngstown St. 62 Middle Tenn. 100, Morehead St.

15 E. Kentucky 88, Tennessee Tech 53 KENTUCKY 72, W. Kentucky 51 Memphis St 72, Louisville 68 Ky. Wesleyan 102, Quincy 69 Kentucky Christian 96, Fort Wayne Bible 70 Beret 99, Indiana-Southeast 91 Lindsey Wilson 63, Union, Ky. 62 Georgetown, 75, Pikeville 61 Thomas More 79, Transylvania 78 Ashland 53, N.Kentucky 52 BIG TEN Arizona 78, Illinois 70 Indiana 82, Purdue 79 Wisconsin 10, Northwestern 59 Iowa 76, Minnesota 51 MAJOR COLLEGE SCORES EAST Boston U.

77, Vermont 56 Cent Connecticut St. 93, N. Illinois 86 Cornell 68, Columbia 46 Fairfield 73, Manhattan 65 Fairleigh Dickinson 92, St. Francis, Pa. 71 George Washington 81, Massachusetts 74 Georgetown 60, Connecticut 59 Holy Cross 97, Fordham 65 La Salle 64, Army 51 Lafayette 64, Delaware 53 Maine 76, Colgate 63 Marist 71, Robert Morris 59 Md-Baltimore County 81, Wright St.

79 Monmouth, N.J. 89, Long Island U. 80 Niagara 64, Canisius 59 Northeastern 90, New Hampshire 78 Penn St. 61, St. Joseph's 59 Pittsburgh 73, Boston College 67 Princeton 52, Yale 46 Providence 82, Villanova 76, OT Rider 77 Siena 83, Hartford 64 St Bonaventure 82, Duquesne 80 St.

Francis, NY 70, Wagner 69 St. John's 58, Seton Hall 55 West Virginia 85, Rutgers 65 Xavier, Ohio 78, St Peter's 75 SOUTH Alabama St 83, Jackson St. 82 BethunCookman 68, Florida 66 Davidson 79, Citadel 67 Furman 91, E. Tennessee St 89, OT George Mason 86, James Madison 66 Georgia Southern 76, Samford 59 Georgia St 108, Hardin-Simmons 80 Grambling St 75, Miss. Valley St 72 Marshall 95, 94, OT Mercer 78, Texas-San Antonio 77 N.

Carolina A4T 94, Delaware St 61 N.C. Charlotte 67, South Florida 58 N.C-Asheville 91, Campbell 73 N.C.-Wilmington 71, East Carolina 69 NE Louisiana 90, McNeese St 57 NW Louisiana 55, Stephen F.Austin 54 Navy 75, American U. 60 New Orleans 96, Fla. International 71 Norm Carolina 73, Georgia Tech 71 Old Dominion 73, Jacksonville 64 Radford 87, Coastal Carolina 78 Richmond 77, William 4 Mary 69 S. Carolina St 13, Mi-E.

Shore 71 SE Louisiana 97, Concordia Lutheran 59 South Carolina 97, S. Mississippi 71 Southern U. 92, Alcorn St 80 Stetson 86, Rock 68 Va. Commonwealth 97, South Alabama 70 Phoenix Open SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. (AP) Third round scores Saturday in the (650,000 Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on the par-71 Tournament Players Club course: Davis Love Ol 634846-197 Fred Couples 674547-199 David Frost 6746-70-203 Sandy Lyle 664848-204 Chip Beck 6643-75-204 Jim Carter 714646-205 Ken Green 704847-205 DaveBarr GU Morgan 6646-71-206 Tom Purtzer 68-7041206 Peter Jacobsen 70-7046-206 Mark McCumber 69-7146-206 T.C.Chen 6641-70-206 Bill Sander 67-7149-207 Ken Brown 66-71-70-207 JODIE MUDD IM8-7I-2I7 Jay Don Blake 67-70-70-207 Buddy Gardner 69-68-70207 Payne Stewart 7047-70-207 IRinker 6946-72-207 BobLohr 68-70-70-208 Scott Hocb 73474t-208 Kenny Knox 724841-208 Ben Crenshaw 6749-72208 Hal Sutton 6846-74-208 FredWadiworth 6949-71-209 Nick Price 71-7041-209 Larry Mize Leonard Thompson 68-71-71-210 Gary Koch 69-70-71-210 DanHalldorson DonPooley 6649-73-210 Danny Edwards John Adams i 6648-74-210 MarkWiebe 6946-75-210 JeffSluman Ronnie Black 7346-72-211 Clarence Rose 6949-73211 Wayne Levi 67-70-74-211 BRADFABEL 7I-7I-71-2U Bobby Wadkins 7145-75-211 Mike Reid 71-70-70-211 EdFiori 70-71-70-211 NFL playoffs All Times CST Sunday, Jan.

3 NFC Wild Card Minnesota 44, New Orleans 10 AFC Wild Card Houston 23, Seattle 20, OT Saturday, Jan. I AFC Divisional Playoffs Cleveland 38, Indianapolis 21 NFC Divisional Playoffs Minnesota 36, San Francisco 24 Sunday, Jan. II NFC Divisional Playoffs Washington 21, Chicago 17 AFC Divisional Playoffs Denver 34, Houston 10 Sunday, Jan. 17 NFCChampioaahip Washington 17, Minnesota 10 Ai Championship Denver 38, Cleveland 33 Sunday, Jan. 31 Super Bowl At San Diego Washington vs.

Denver, 5 m. STEVE MILUZEHTh Sun Mike Smith of Les. Pro football Paducah Tilghman 16 36 52 69 Heath 4 19 32 47 Kathy Haas St Mary kswtor, toward, MURRAY Continued from page 1 "The ability to rotate our guards and give Don a rest is an advantage," he added. Martin was joined in double-figure scoring by Mann with 18. Ogden had 12 and Sias 11.

Martin led the Racers in rebounding with .7. Youngstown, which slipped to 7-11 overall and 24 in the OVC, was led by Tim Jackson's 15, with 13 by Tilrnan BevelyT-whose 8 rebounds Continued from page 1 Rucker added 14. Mike Smith of Lees made two free throws late in regulation to tie the game at 78. Keith Ingram and Steve Banks scored 20 points apiece. Indians 85, Generals 82 OT LEES (12) Gay 2, Smith 17, Ferguson 10, Ingram 20, Hartwell, Banks 20, Roberts 13.

Totals 29 1624 82. points I (Smith 3, Ingram 4, Roberts 1). Rebounds 34. Fouls 29. Record 12-1.

PADUCAH Enoch 9, Rucker 14, Devoe II, Edwards 11, Hawk 19, Taylor 0, T. Taylor 4, Gainer 12 Johnson. Totals 32 1731 K. Iftlits 4 (Edwards 2 Hawk 2). Rebounds 32 Fools 25.

Record. 10-10 (KJCAA2-2). Hilftime PCC 40-33. Officials McPheron, Creacy. was game-high.

The Racers return to action on fi 3''w'Tre'Sffll Wli'ISKOIIWMWaS) i' if' 4 CUD it fMm- i 4fv '3k A if i ftf'j idw sT f-i 1 i "-ill''-' LEES i i mmmmmm -iiTjjj I 'JUSMEmm wawsswawai MlLi Stephanie Gossum Marshall 16 407 25.4 37 9 Lisa Toon Graves 16 20.9 40 9 Kathy Haas SLMary 14 260 18.6 31 8 Kathleen Wooldridge Tilghman 14 260 18.6 28 9 Missy Barber Graves 16 296 18.5 27 9 Michelle Martin Rdd'and 17 292 17.2 27 8 Michelle Lambert Carlisle 18 304 16.9 25 7 Rita Bryars Ballard 18 304 16.9 34 8 Stephanie Humphries Trigg 19 319 16.8 30 Jull Smith Crittenden 14 221 15.8 31 1 US I Hickman County Player School Games Pts. Avg. High Low Mike Gray Caldwell 17 422 24.8 36 12 Scott SMIls Trigg 18 391 21.7 42 4 MtohCothran Marshall 1S 31J 21.2 33 8 Bruce Lane Hickman 20 400 20- 5 Kip Ellington Graves 19 339 17.84 30 6 George Yarbro Hickman 20 355 17.75 35 6 Wayne Jones Livingston 16 275 17.2 36 4 PanHall Marshall 14 239 17.1 30 Keith Woods Tilghman 19 321 16.89 27 4 Chris Ladd Uvingston 14 2 36 16.86 26 7 Saturday night, whenythey host Austin Peay. The gamt is the first of two betweefrhVtop two OVC teams in a three-day span, as MSU plays in Clarksville Feb. 7.

Racers 87, Penguins 62 MURRAY ST. (17) Martin 1-14 14 22, Ogden 64 04 12, Sias 54 1-1 11, Man 5-15 7-7 It, King 1-2 04 2 Gold 1-3 04 2 fotibins 04 4, Brooks 1-4 64 1, Mcdatchej 1-2 2 Foster 1-2 34 5. Totals 2941 27-21 87. YOUNGSTOWN ST. (B) Hollywood 04 4, Jackson HI 34 IS, Somen McNair 2-7 1-2 Bevely 4-li 54 13, C.

Gilmore 24 4 7, J. Gilmore 44 6-2 1, Anderson 4-4 24 II. Totals 2045 14-24 Batrome-Miirray St 40, Youngstown St 31. point eosis-alarray St 24 (King 1-1, Mam 14, Martin 1-1), Youngstown St 1-2 (Bevely 9-2). Fouled rt-Jacsaon, McNair.

Fleoounds-Murray SL 21 (Sua I), Youngstown St 31 (BeveJy I). Asauts-Mumy St 11 (Mam, Martin I), Youngstown St 15 (McNair 7). Total fouls-M array St 21, Youngstown St 22 Continued from page 1 Tessa Lantrip scored 15 points while Kandi Sanduski, Vonda Victor and Carla Davis added 11 points apiece. The Lady Indians lost their first game in KJCAA play- Lady Generals 98, Lady Indians 71 LEES IN) Costard 19, Mountain Steward 13, Brockington II, Rough Norman 14, Can Palmer 2 Simpson Caste 4, Engle Porter It. Totals 41 14-11 Fools II.

Record 29-1 (34 in KJCAA). PADUCAH (71) Victor 11, Schaffer 2 Fugate 7, Aapery 2 Sandawkr 11, Davis 11, Nance Lantnp 15, Griffes 4, Hobos 2 Totals 300, 114. Tmk It Ribands 39. Record 1M (3-1 in KJCAA). btfone scare Lees 55, Paducah 31.

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