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Favorite Ptj Underdog DETROIT 1114 Golden State WASHINGTON 4ft Dallas Milwaukee 1ft KANSAS CITY UTAH I Cleveland DENVER New Jersey Super Bowl Teams with Best Worst Seasons BEST 'Dolphins (1973) 144 49ers(1984) 15-1 Colts (1969) 13-1 Raiders (1968) 13-1 Raiders (1977) 13-1 Rjulctrinc MOO I 0 I '3 itvuan.1119 woo I WORST Rams (1980) 9-7 Raiders (1981) 11-5 Cowboys (1976) 10-4 Vikings (1975) 10-4 Cowboys (1971) 10-4 SEATTLE 1107) Vraines 3-7 11 7, Chambers 8-19 8-8 24, Sikma 14-19 6-6 34, Wood 8-13 2-2 18, Henderson Ml 6-6 It, Sunvold 2-4 0-0 4, Brickowski 0-1 0-0 0, McCormick 2-4 0-0 4, King 0-1 0, Blackwell 0-2 0-Ot. Totals 42-83 21-24 107. BOSTON 197) Maxwell 6-9 1-2 13, Bird 12-20 4-4 30, Parish 3-13 3-5 6, Johnson 4-12 4-i 14, Ainge 3-5 04 1, Clark 2-3 3-3 7, McHale 6-11 3-5 15, Buckner 2-4 044, Wedman 1-3 0-0 3. Totals 39-80 17-2097. Seattle 25 2i 24 32-107 Boston 2932 1422-97 Three-point goals: Bird 2.

Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Seattle 23, Boston 22. Rebounds: Seattle 41 (Sikma 16), Boston 34 (Parish, McHale 8). Assists: Seattle 27 (Henderson 15), Boston 21 (Bird t). Technical None.

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By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB Philadelphia 34 7 .82 Boston 34 I Vt Washington 24 19 II New Jersey 19 23 52 15V4 New York 15 29 .341 20V4 Central Division Milwaukee 21 14 .647 Detroit 24 It 3 Chicago 21 .500 7 Atlanta 18 25 lOVi Indiana 14 28 .333 14 Cleveland 11 29 .275 li Western Conference Midwest Division Pet. GB Denver 25 17 J95 Houston 24 IS .571 1 Dallas 23 .541 2 San Antonio 20 21 .488 4'A Utah If 24 .442 6Vi Kansas City 14 27 .341 10ft Pacific Division A. Lakers 29 14 J74 Hwenix 21 23 .477 8ft Seattle 20 24 .455 ft LA. Clippers It 24 .442 10 Portland 19 24 .442 10 Golden State 10 31 .244 IB Wednesday's Results Seattle 107, Boston 97 Atlanta 101, Phoenix 100 Portland 134, Indiana 104 Dallas 122, San Antonio 110 Thursday's Games (All Times EST) Golden State at Detroit, 7:35 p.m.

Dallas at Washington, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. New Jersey at Denver, 9:35 p.m. Cleveland at Utah, 9:35 p.m. Friday's Games Indiana at Boston, night Seattle at Chicago, night San Antonio at Houston, night Philadelphia at LA.

Lakers, night a. C5 8 DIVISION I BISHOP HOBAN (6-2) 1 0 HAZLETON (71) 1 0 NANTICOKEAREA 171) 1 0 PITTSTONAREA (44) 1 0 COUGHLIN (5-3) 0 0 BISHOP O'REILLY (3-5) 4 1 TUNKHANNOCK (0-8) 4 1 VALLEY WEST (3-5) 0 1 WYOMING AREA (1-7) 0 1 PHOENIX (100) Adams 916 1-219, Nance 9-15 3-4 21, Edwards 4-12 2-4 10, Holton 4-7 2-2 10, Humphries 2-7 2-2 6, Scott 1-3 2-2 4, Macy 0-2 4- 5 4, Lucas 4-0 2-3 10, Jones 2-7 2-4 6, Foster 4-10 2-2 10. Totals 39-87 22-30100. ATLANTA (101) Levingston 2-4 3-4 7, Wilkins 1 1 -27 0-3 22, Willis 3-4 0-2 Johnson 12-19 44 28, Rivers 3-9 4-5 10, Whittman 9-15 0-4 18, Carr 1-2 2-2 4, Lowe 1-3 2-2 4, Rollins 1-20-02, Hastings 0-10-00. Totals 43-88 15-22101.

Phoenix 28 24 27 21-100 Atlanta 18 1129 28101 Three point goals: None. Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Phoenix 22, Atlanta 19. Rebounds: Phoenix 48 (Lucas 19), Atlanta 42 (Wilkins II). Assists Phoenix 19 (Humphries 5), Atlanta 30 (Rivers 10).

Techni- cal: Atlanta assistant coach Rothstein, Phoenix (illegal defense), Rivers 2. 7,195. SAN ANTONIO (110) Banks 3-4 2-2 8, Mitchell 8-14 3-3 19, Gilmore DIVISION II Wednesday's College Basketball Results By United Press International EAST Albany St. 42, Binghamton 61 Albany Phar. 80, Cathedral Coll.

63 Assumption 72, Stonehill 60 Bentley 73, Bryant 63 Bloomfield (N.J.) 70, NJITia Boston U. 78, Maine 59 Bridgeport 70, Sacred Heart 64 Canisius 75, Colgate 51 Carnegie-Mellon 85, Thiel 75 Central Conn. 76, Ouinnipiac 74 Colby 53 Cortland St. 77, Oneonta St. 66 Dickinson 74, W.Maryland 62 Elizabethtown 64, Albright 56 Franklin Pierce 74, New England Coll.

47 Gannon 90, Penn State-Behrend 64 Lafayette 80, Bucknell 77 LeMoyne 91, Hamilton 64 Long Island University 75, Wagner 73 Lycoming 74, Juniata 50 Montclair State 59, Ramapo 48 Moravian 62, Muhlenberg 50 New Haven 63, Southern Conn. 62 Nyack 72, Eastern 68 (2ot) OswegoSt.77,GeneseoSt.52 Pennsylvania 86, American 71 Phila. Textile 92, Adelphi 82 Queens 82, Pace 75 Roger Williams 77, Bridgewater St. 74 Scranton 67, Delaware Valley 63 Skidmore 82, Hawthorne 60 Slippery Rock 74, Lock Haven 64 South Hampton 94, Mercy 69 South Florida 66, St. Peter's il Springfield 65, Merrimack 59 St.

John's 82, Syracuse 80 (ot) St. Joe's (L.I.) 81, NY Poly Tech Staten Island 91, Lehman 82 (ot) Trenton State 111, Medgar Evers 57 Vermont 68, St. Michaels 61 Villanova 65, Providence 57 Wash, Jefferson 88, Bethany 82 Waynesburg 80, St. Vincent's 68 W. New England 60, St.

Josephs (Vt.) 56 WidnerS7, Haverford33 Wm. Paterson 96, Jersey City 79 York College 54, Stevens Tech 50 SOUTH Alabama 79, Vanderbilt 77 86 Shepherd 85 Eckerd 87, Fla. Southern 76 Georgia 81, Kentucky 73 Glenville 74 Fairmont 67 Lagrange Ga. 63, Southern Tech 59 Louisiana State 86, Florida 68 Memphis State 74, Fla. State 69 Mississippi State 82 Tennessee 66 Nova 83, Barry University 53 Salem 69 Wheeling 63 Wake Forest 81, Rider 59 William Mary 63, George Mason 62 MIDWEST Allegheny 70, Wooster 63 Augsburg 85, St.

Thomas 68 Aurora 84, Rockford 81 Baldwin-Wallace 80, Mount Union 74 Ball State 107, Western Mich. 87 Bethel 62, Carleton 47 Bluffton 77, Wilmington 68 DePauw 71, Purdue of Indianapolis 60 Denison 77, Oberlin 70 Illinois 84, unio Mate 66 -Kansas St. 88, Oklahoma SI. S3 Kent St. 80, Miami (Ohio) 69 Marietta 71, Otterbein 70 Midland 90, Concordia 77 -Missouri-Rolla 82, Lincoln 71 Nebraska 85, Colorado 67 New Orleans 78, Marshall 74 Notre Dame 66, Dayton 61 Ohio U.

50, Northern Illinois 42 Oklahoma 81, Iowa State 74 Wichita State 82, Creighton 81 Wittenberg 67, Capital 54 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 67, Rice 56. Prairie Southwest Texas 50 SE Oklahoma 66, NE Oklahoma 59 Southern Methodist 54, Texas 46 Texas AiM 54, Texas Tech 47 WEST Fresno St. 7t, Utah St. 75 CRESTWOOD (7-2) 1 0 DALLAS (7-2) 1 0 HANOVER AREA (5-4) 1 0 LAKE-LEHMAN (2-7) 1 0 NORTHWEST AREA (7-2) 1 0 GAR (8-1) 0 1 MEYERS (4-5) 0 1 SETON CATHOLIC (3-6) 4 1 WEST SIDE TECH (0-9) 0 1 WYOMING SEMINARY (2-7) 0 1 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS DIVISION I Pittston Area 67, Tunkhannock 63 DIVISION II Northwest 55, GAR33 Aguirre 8-13 2-2 18, Vincent 5-12 3-4 13, Nim-phius 2-7 2-4 1, Davis 4-9 6-6 16, Blackman 11-17 BISHOP HOBAN 4 0 SCRANTON CENTRAL 5 0 VALLEY WEST 5 1 VALLEY VIEW 4 I SCRANTON PREP 3 1 TUNKHANNOCK 4 2 ABINGTON HEIGHTS 3 2 MEYERS 3 3 WYOMING SEMINARY 1 3 WEST SCRANTON 3 4 DUNMORE 15 NANTICOKEAREA 0 i PITTSTONAREA 0 I SCRANTON TECH i San Antonio 33 20 26 31-110 Dallas 32 26 26 38-122 Three-point goal: Moore, Robertson, Davis (2), Harper, Ellis. Fouled out: Gilmore.

Total fouls: San Antonio 26, Dallas 16. Rebounds: San Antonio 35 (Gilmore 9), Dallas 29 (Vincent 9). Assists: San Antonio 29 (Robertson, Moore 9), Dallas 28 (Davis 9). Technical fouls: San Antonio (illegal defense). 17,007.

WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Meyers 87, Pittston Area 78 MEYERS 6 10 TUNKHANNOCK i 1 0 COUGHLIN 5 1 1 HANOVER AREA 5 1 0 LAKE-LEHMAN 1 0 WYOMINGAREA 5 2 0 VALLEY WEST 4 2 0 HAZLETON 3 3 0 CRESTWOOD 3 3 0 DALLAS 2 5 0 BISHOP HOBAN 1 5 1 NANTICOKEAREA 1 i 0 WESTSIDETECH 1 0 PITTSTONAREA 4 4 1 GAR 4 7 0 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Valley West 46, GAR 22 Lake-Lehman 25, Meyers 19 Tunkhannock 34, Hanover Area 26 W.S.Tech33,NanticokeArea27 Wyoming Area 43, Bishop Hoban II Crestwood 36, Dallas 27 Pittston Area at Hazleton, ppd until tonight After he had put away Louie Burke in a lightweight fight at Atlantic City, Hector "Macho" Camacho was asked if the fur coat he had worn into the ring was real fur. "It was a black wolf robe I got in Alaska," he said. But how did he know it was real? "I shot it myself," he said. Take a bow, Anson Mount. He's the Playboy magazine football expert who, in August, picked Miami in the AFC and San Francisco in the NFC, with the 49ers winning the Super Bowl.

The Prophet: Said Walt Hazzard on the KMPC radio pre-game show Monday night: "I don't like the Huskies. They used to bring a linebacker out of the stands to knock me on my butt. But they beat us only once. I guarantee you we'll beat 'em tonight." Miami Coach Don Shula can be expected to make some changes next season, but someone suggested his biggest need is for some Knute Rockne records to play at halftime. In six Super Bowls, one with Baltimore, his teams have scored 67 pointshe first half and 14 in the second.

He's been blanked four times in the second half Note: Shula and Bud Grant are tied for most Super Bowl losses at four. From Randy Cross of the 49ers: "Dan Marino is the best thrower. I don't think anyone has ever thrown the ball like this kid does. But I think Joe Montana is the best quarterback. The good Lord made a very special person when he built Joe Montana." From Tony Kornheiser of the Washington Post: There's an old story about great coaches gathered in a room together around a blackboard.

The offensive geniuses diagram something unstoppable only to see the defensive geniuses thwart them with something impenetrable. It goes on for hours until only one coach is left awake, and it is he who says, 'Last guy with the chalk "I'd give my chalk to Bill Walsh. Where They are Now: Former USC guard. Dwight Anderson is playing for the Albuquerque Silvers of the Continental Basketball Associations He's second in the league in scoring with a 26.7 average. The coach is Norm Ellenberger, former coach at New Mexico, where he departed amid a scandal.

Mme. Monique Berlioux, executive director of the International Olympic Committee, asked if she can get' along with the Soviets, told the London Times: "Oh, yes, a little. More anyway than with the Americans. Pretty soon you get exasperated by Americans. They are dry-hearted and think of dollars, dollars, dollars, whereas the Russians, after a time, become kindhearted.

The political system is something different, but I have very good relationships with the Russians. Of ABC's coverage of the L.A. Games, she said: "It was terrible. The rest of the world did not exist at all. And if the Russians had done half in Moscow what the Americans did in L.A., everyone would have screamed.

In Moscow it was pretty fair play. The Americans were not fair play at all." Quotebook: From Herb Caen's column in the San Francisco Chronicle: "Remember Al Davis? He was espied in Mrs. Fields' cookie store on Pine, sinking his angsintp a chocolate chippie with pride and pose. WYOMING AREA 0 BISHOP HOBAN 1 SCRANTON CENTRAL 5 1 SCRANTON PREP 4 1 VALLEYWE5T 4 1 TUNKHANNOCK 4 2 ABINGTON HEIGHTS 2 2 MEYERS 2 4 PITTSTONAREA 2 4 COUGHLIN 1 4 NANTICOKEAREA 1 4 WYOMING SEMINARY I 5 HAZLETON 4 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Wyoming Area 120, Meyers 50 Sainton Central 114, Pittston Area 54 Tunkhannock 104, Coughlin 68 Valley West 100, Hazleton 59 Scranton Prep 43, Bishop Hoban 40 DIVISION I SECOND HALF EE3 By United Press International (West Coast Games Not Included) Wales Conference Patrick Division Pis. GF GA Washington 29 12 7 65 201 144 Philadelphia 28 12 4 62 199 134 NY Islanders 25 19 2 52 218 186 Pittsburgh 18 23 4 40 165 203 NY Rangers 15 22 8 38 165 lit New Jersey 15 26 5 35 161 193 Adams Division Montreal 24 14 10 58 188 158 Buffalo 21 13 12 54 168 133 Quebec 22 18 7 51 184 167 Boston 21 19 7 49 168 160 Hartford It 23 5 37 149 190 Campbell Conference Norris Division Pts.

GF GA St. Louis 19 18 8 46 166 171 Chicago 21 24 3 45 190 180 Minnesota 15 24 8 38 165 192 Detroit 14 28 34 171 223 Toronto 9 34 24 139 202 Smythe Division Edmonton 32 9 70 241 157 Calgary 24 17 54 219 184 Winnipeg 23 20 4 50 198 204 Los Angeles It 19 9 45 206 196 Vancouver 11 30 7 29 158 255 Wednesday's Results Minnesota 4, Pittsburgh 3 Washington 3, Chicago 2 Calgary 4, New Jersey 3 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night Winnipeg at Vancouver, night Thursday's Games (All Times EST) Buffalo at Boston, p.m. Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m.

Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Friday's Games BuHaktat Quebec, night Los Angeles at St. Louis, night New Jersey at Edmonton, night Pittsburgh at Calgary, night Winnipeg at Vancouver, night NANTICOKEAREA (8-0) HAZLETON (6-2) VALLEY WEST (1-7) PITTSTONAREA (7-1) COUGHLIN (3-5) BISHOP HOBAN (5-3) BISHOPffREILLY (2-6) TUNKHANNOCK (35) WYOMINGAREA (0-6) Northeast Big Boulder: 24-41 base, packed powder. 5 lifts.

11 slopes. Camelback: 1440 base, packed powder. 5 lifts. 17.5 trails. Elk 18-48 base, powder.

1 new snow. 4-5 lifts, llslopesandtrails. Inn at Starlight Lake XC: 6 base. 3 new natural powder. 18 miles of machine-groomed trails.

Jack Frost: 28-54 base, packed powder. 7 lifts. slopes. Alpine 28-46 base, packed powder. 4 lifts.

12 trails. Shawnee 25-50 base, packed powder. 4-5 lifts. 1 slopes. I kilometer XC trails.

DIVISION II CRESTWOOD (8-2) 1 DALLAS (9-1) I GAR (4-5) 1 HANOVER AREA (3-6) 1 LAKE-LEHMAN (5-4) 1 NORTHWEST AREA (0-9) 8 MEYERS (6-3) 8 SETON CATHOLIC (6-3) 4 WESTSIDETECH (3-6) 0 WYOMING SEMINARY (3 6) 0 Underdog Yale Mass Rutgers St Joseph's Michigan St Illinois St Manhattan Kentucky Indiana Ala-Birm Mississippi Richmond Duquesne Louisville PENN ST Texas St Baylor Bradley Northwestern ALABAMA Wisconsin Pts 4Vi Pick t'i 1 2 7 Pick 2 It 4 19 2 i II It Pick 14 2 4 TVi 44 7 7 9 1 Favorite ARMY GEO WASH ST BONA. RHODE ISLAND MICHIGAN INDIANA ST COLUMBIA JACKSONVILLE PURDUE OLD DOMINION AUBURN JAS MADISON TEMPLE CINCINNATI Virginia TULSA HOUSTON ILLINOIS IOWA Va-Common MINNESOTA BYU Nev-Las Vegas TEXAS-EL PASO Cal-Irvine UCLA FULLERTON ST ii OREGON San Diego St THURSDAY, Jan. 24 HOURS: 9a.m.-10:30 p.m. TRAILS: seven LIFTS: Three triple and two double chair BASE: 18-38-inch, packed-powder. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Pittston Area 46, Tunkhannock 25 GAR 51.

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