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Mar. 9, 1984 S.F. EXAMINER F7 Trfnhiiiii i i i ii nwa i Wim mfn If City Golf pairings HKlEyRSOM WHOM PETES pCOPSOJOTT CALLED WtoTUE PKlME MS! em Sacs or THE By Eugene Lesser BOBBY FISCHER (1943) Fischer, whom some consider the greatest chess player 01 all time, celebrates his 41st birthday today. A prodigy, he became U.S. champion at age 15 and, in that same year, became the youngest international grandmaster in the history ol chess.

He defeated Boris Spassky in 1972 (or the world championship but resigned his title two years later in a dispute over international match rules. A religious fundamentalist and political conservative, he i3 also a recluse who has remained incognito for the last decade. Fischer has said that his greatest joy is the moment when he crushes his opponent's ego. Not an endearing remark, but his critics forget that the attitude comes with the territory. In chess, nice guys don't finish last, they get chewed up end spit out.

Vs- JACKIE JENSEN (1927) A' Jensen, the "Golden Boy," was I born In San Francisco 57 years ago ioaay. me gteaiesi all-round athlete Cal ever produced" was the only athlete ever to be a football first-string All-American and a baseball MVP, an award he won with the Red Sox in 1958. Fear of flying contributed to his premature retirement from baseball and he later returned to Cal to coach Its baseball team. Twice married and VARNER-WARD CITV GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Tomorrow's qualifying at Harding Park Pete Sheehan, Dave Biehl, Cra9 Coghum, Scott Altman 7 00 a m. Merlon Goode.

Rick Root. Mitchell Lielr, Jmj Potler 7 08 a Kyle Lowery, Mike L'gen, Darnel Bob N.ger 7 16 a m. Wayne Munson, Mike Roberta. David Menary Ml, Steve Mnaglii 7 24 a Doug Haun, JoJo Kochaphum. Gil Zahaioni, Oag Kilcoyne 7 31 a Lawrence Aiiolo, Michael Biehl, Ban Buetiler.

Bub McKmilrv 7 40 a Mike Lyndatl, James TbyIdt, Larry Syivestri, Paul SpeeM 7 46 a John Roberlson. Paul Anduraon, Bob Smith. David Pedersen 7 56im Tom Waddell, Peler Skrem. Ken Siaaor. Ray Criurton 804 am David Hochl.

Mark Otto. Larry Steinberg Ouck Hudak 8 12 a Homer Thompson. Patrick Waller, Bill B'onatem, Dennis Rawlft 8 20 a Larry Easl'iOye Ralph Sory. Rod Souse. Val Bealrn 8 20 a Paul Brady, John Pomeroy, Thomas Bremer, Don Lonpt 8 35 a David Mann, Don Papa.

Fiancie Doyle. Carl Selkirk 8 43am Duncan Boyer, Ted Gehrke, Paul Bihrend, Tim Hill 8 50 a Dutch Myera, Tony Conway. BeH Rodgera, Jchn McGrath BStia Arnold rtawtuna, Scon Thomspon. Sieve Janisch. Mike Fabian 9 05 Tom Complon, Jim Simpson, Denma Noon.

Tim Greenstone 5 12 a Ashley Smith, lew G'bull Don Bihl, Fred Slamey 8 19 Alan Browniie. Billy Smilh. Mike Rubio. Ron Marka 24 a m. Tom Janvier, Fred Starr, Jr Stephen Swan, Jay Kitdutf 9 32 a Brian Lawtlser.

George Stein, David Barrow, Todd Cole 9 40 m. Bob Richardson. Kenneth Moore. Mike Sandell. Mictiaol Slatkui 9 48 a Ron Boicelli, Jim Ftiel, Micheel Sobrano, Coiey Siepanek 9 56 a m.

David Livmgalon. Patrick Oase. David Noma. Harry Sarver I0O4 a George Sabbagh, Mike P. Scolien, Doug Hill.

Mitchell Hacks 1012 a Peter Linde. Larry Kimsey, John Gargnn, Peter Slockmeai 10 20 a John Uhl, Matthew Baumann. Kriss Kimbrough, Darryl Wttcoi 10 28 John Grogh, Joseph Velta, Carry Drew, Tom Scerteil 10 36 a Muchetl vVada, Tom Molumphy, Nick Allen. Mark Truuto 10 44 a m. John Pcwera, Jim McGiiiey.

Gene Nawrocki. Gary Ward 10 62 a m. Rooerl Murio, Tom Heckler, Joseph Lavatle, Rory Pobliii 1 1 00 a Rictsard Montgomery Joe Tatoya. John Bianklorl. Mark Davis 1 1 08 a Brian Randall.

Daniel Coorlee. Sena, da Garcia, Kirk KashevaroN 1 1 16 a Bob Bodeker, Jerry Mander, Lawrence Atioto. Sr Lew Gordon 1 1.24 a Masanori Senno, Goro Kaio. Howard Stein, Tom Bontiiio 1 1 32 a Jetl McAnd'e. Dave Keck, Paul Jacobaen, Jim Dwutel 1 1 40 a Dan Weiner, Jim Nicholson, Stephen brown.

Mark Fleshman 1 1:49 a Jorm Nagagan, Elmer Stemgruber, John Siroupe. Mike Gonales 1 1 66 a m. John Monlagh, Frank Davis. Mike Bonkowski. Michael G'anelli 12 04 m.

Max Fabian, Craig Cote, Mark Calhoun, Jetry Doyie 12 12 Todd Paimaier, Michael St Peler, Ruyei Colvin. Larry Raber 12 20 David Sima Brian McDonnell Tomorrow i qualifying at Lincoln Park 6 a Bob 6'omberg. Bob Ireland, Gary Venier. Richard Jay 7 00 a Tom Culligan. Marshall Gieason.

Sandy latum Richard Thompson; 7 08 Aly Trompss, Gary Conti, Joe yVard. Sandy Gillespie 7: 16 a m. Bill Malley, Frank Manon. ManV Sctilosaer. Austin Butler 7 24 m.

John Abendroth, Jim Mayden, Mike Buller, Doug NcHson 7 32 am Mike Wiechera, Jim Fair, Phil Barry, Jim Spence 7 40 am Bob Snelling. Clill Oaws. Kenl YVmion, Lew Dickey 7 48 a m. Ray Pellegrini, Dean Prince, Dean Prince. Mark Sollau 7:66 Charles Miller, Patrick Ley, Eric Fischer, Bill Trubilsky 804 a m.

Gary Shemano, Frank Panella, Richard Petil, John Peck 6 12am Guy Bill. Billy Corbelt, Jobn Childs. Richard Shemano 8 20 a m. Mark Merrigan. Steve Mehigan, David Nunes.

Bob Zedltti 8 28 a m. Warren Richter, George Kelley. Paul Rea, Pete blocker 8 36 m. Dr. Jack Luceti.

Ray Leach. Wayne Lmdquist, Jim Solis 8 44 a Fred Slrebel, John Cranslon. Dr Carl Borders, Mike Cine 8 52 a Page Roos. Roberl Resier. Paul Rosche.

Barry Freedman 9 OO a Rick Gordon. Bill Paulson, Steve Hora, Marco Dust 908 am. Brenl Jwgensen. Scoll Waidrope, Barry McCerron, John Rossi 9 16 a m. Roger Ulto, Rick Lima, Frank Sarubbi, Ron Baker 9 24 a m.

Gerry Knoll, Tad Buchanan, Joe Faulkner. Bruce Card-nal 9 32 Rodney Wilson. Gerald Taylor. Mike Donovan. Ed Pelles 9 40 a m.

Bruce Hubbell. Thomas Buran. Jerry Martinet. Lloyd Ferguson 9 46 am Greg Burnett. Clyde Helms.

Warren Jones. Bob CsMan 9 56 a Bitty Wilkes. Ken Hartley, Dan Thurston, Stephen Weiss 1004 a nv Cnris Manlrm. Rick Thompson. Richard Schaul.

Timothy Hettnch 10 12am Larry Philbrick, Leo Hollman, Jim Fuigenns. Stuart Roioson 10 20 a Robert Grossman, Michael Kress, Ron Burketl, Gregory Porter 10 28 a m. Win Youens, Terry Goodtellow. Jim Andrews, Jim Sherberl 10 36 a m. John Daley.

Alfred Cowiah, Brian Hickman. Drew Micelli 1044 am Bob Neri, Frank Jordan. Mike Merrill, Tom Galiivan 10 52 a Dr Jay Feldman. Dave Olson, David Kali Michael Peters 1 1 00 a m. Herman McKee.

Michael Scolien, Chris Chapman. Samuel Ross 1 1 06 a m. Johnny Truulo. Jim Roman, Mike Modesli. Vesty Enea 11:16 a Matthew 2anlta.

Greg Lane, Mark Sancher. At Norns 1 1 24 a T. AlbrechI, Fred Hiiger. Don Tarvid. Bill Moody 1 1 32 a Steve Whitman, Patrick Egan, John Cemoin, Richard Casey 1 1 40 a m.

Mark Evermghem, Gil Zatiarom, Joe Simonds. Randy Haag 1 1 48 a m. John Sochor, Roberl Lulls. Neil Cohn. Randy Coiatd 11 66 am Larry Gieseke, David Marlm, Ed bell, Greg Rice 12 04 Ed Crwrka, H.

banks, Tom Silva, John Burkley, Branch Jackie Jensen imce divorced from Olympic div er, Zoe Ann Olsen. Jensen died of a heart attack in 1982. Also born today: ARKY VAUGHAN (1912), shortstop with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn, a lifetime .312 hitter who should be in the Hall of Fame; drowned at age 40 BILLY SOUTHWORTH (1893), managed Cardinals to three straight pennants (1942-44) and Boston Braves to one in 1948 39 1984, Eugene Lesser SHAKESPEARE ON BASEBALL 1. "0 hateful error." (Julius Caesar) 2. "What tidings send our scouts?" (Henry VI) 3.

"You did bid me 6teal." (Othello) 4. "A hit, a very palpable hit." (Hamlet) 5. "Fair is foul, and foul is fair." (Macbeth) 6. "Quick, quick, good hands." (Antony and Cleopatra) V. "0 that I were a glove upon that hand (Romeo and Juliet) 8.

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Include name, address, telephone number and source. 39 Holmenkollen OSLO, Norway (AP) Results of Thursday's events al the 1984 Holmenkollen Ski Festival: WOMEN 70-kilometer Crass Country 1. AnetleBoe, Norway, 2. Maria Liisa Hamalainen. Finland, 1:04 364 3.

Raise Smetanlna, Soviet Union, 1:05366 4 Brill Petlersen, Norway, 1:0554 1 5. Marie Risbv, Sweden, 1:06 03 4 4. T. Markashandskava, Soviet Union, 1:0603.8 7. Inger Helene Nybraaten, Norway, 106057 I.

Nadeihda Burlekova, Soviet Union, 1:0618 7 4. Lubov Zimialova, Soviet Union, 1:06 201 Pirkko AUslla, Finland, 1:06360 II. Grete NAkelmo, Norway, 17. Regnhild Bralberg, Norway, 1:0644.1 13. Beril Aunli, Norway, 1:06 547 14.

Kveta Jeriova, Ciecnoslovakla, 1:07 401 15. Lene Hesldat. Norway, 107 SIS. WORLD CUP STANDINGS I. Maria-Liisa Hamalainen, Finland, US points 2 Ralsa Smetanlna, Soviet Union, 111 3 AAarie Risby, Sweden, 45 4.

Beril Aunli, Norway, 90 5. Brit Petlersen, Norway, 12 4 Anne Jahren, Norway, 74 (lie) Inger Helene Nybraaten, Norway, 71 6 Kveta Jeriova, Ctechostovekia, 71 Anelie Boe, Norway. 71 M). Tamara Markashanskava, Soviet Union, 68 II. Nadeshda Burlekova, Soviet Union, 58 12 Buna Paulu, Ciechoslovakia, 54 13.

Pirkki nnaeila Finland, SI MEN TOmeler Ski Jump 1. Espen Andersen, Norway, 2181 points (83 5 and 83 meters) 2 Alexander Prosvirnin, Soviet Unkm, 216 0 (8H2 5) 3 Geir Andersen, Norway, 708 4 (24.505 5) 4. Hallslein Boegseln, Norway, 708 7 (7702) 5 Joe Holland, United Stales, 707 6 (12011 (tie) Hubert Schwarl, West Germany, 2074 (7708) 2. Sergei Bonder, Soviet Union, 2061 77011 8 Klaus Sulienbacher, Austria, 70S? 4. Hidekl Mivatakl, Japan.

205 1 (74.501) 10. Tom Sandberg, Norway, 20) 9 (74-77) 11. Gunler Veilorl, Austria, 1437 12. Per Bioern, Norway, 1406 13 Pal Abern, United Stales, 187.9 7477) 10-KILOMETER BIATHLON SPRINT I. Etrik Kvailoss, Norway, 32:00.0 minutes (one miss on targets) 2 Peter engerer, West Germany, 33 II I (1) 3 Frank Peler Roeisch, Eas! Grmany, 3218 3(1) 4.

Frill Fischer, West Germany, 32 39.1 (2) 5. Ralph Goelhel, East Germany, 33 060 (1) 4. Andre Sehmisch, Easl Germany, 33 220(3) 7. Odd Llrhus, Norway, 33 77.0 (3) I. Joergen Wirlh, Easl Germany, 33 308 (2) Svein Engen, Norway, 33:31.1 Johnny Rognslad, Norway, 33 41 4 (2) II.

Roll Storsveen, Norway, 33:44 3 17 Risto Punkka, Finland. 33.54.4 (I) 13. Maihias Jacob, Easl Germany, 34 214 14. Vladimir Vetitschkov, Bulgaria. 14 .72 9 (2) IS.

Jan Malous, Ciechoslovakia, 14:232 (2) Sleglried Docknet, Austria, 34:73 8 (3) 15-KILOMETER CROSS COUNTRY 1. Lars Erik Eriksen, Norway, 41 minutes 47,4 seconds 7 Arikf Monsen, Norway, 47 26.4 3. Stelan Doliler, West Germany, 42:36 4. Oddvar B'ea, Norway. 42 40 7 5.

Alois Sladlober, Austria, 42 411 4. Erik Orsliund, Sweden, 42 45 5 7 Mikhail Deviaharv, Soviet Union, 42 47.1 I. Alexander Zavialov, Soviet Union, 42 497 Jan Lindvell, Norway, 43 514 Paal Gunner Mikkelsplass, Norway, 43 054 11. MauriliodeZoll, llahr.43 014 12. Harri Kirvesniemi, Finland, 4305? li Thomas Wassberg.

Sweden, 43 09 3 14 Hans Erik Totte, Norway, 43 feO 15 Peler Juric, Austria, 43 300 NCAA JACKSON, NH. (AP) Results at Thursday's races In Ine NCAA ski champion ships: Women's 75 kilometers Heidi Sorensen, New Menico, 76 29 7, Hege Peikli, Wyoming, 76 S3 3, Leslie Thompson, Dartmouth, 27:00. 4 (lie), Lynda Wallers, Colorado, and Jorunn Gran-Henriksen, Vermont, 77:17. 6 (lie), Betsy Haines, Vermeil, and Kiersli Slenberg, New Menico. 77:70 Caul Thompson, SI.

Lawrence, 77:76, 4, Tone Jahren, Utah, 77.30. (lie), Hanne Meile Ertckson, Ulan, and Joanne Conchieri, Ver- monl, 77:48 Men's 15 kilometers 1, John Aatberf, U'ah, 44 57 9. 7, Knut Engeberlsen, Utah, 45:41.5 3 Hie), Thomas Holler, Colorado, and Egil Nilsen, Colorado. 46 24.2. S.

Mike Gra ham, Middiebury. 46 356. 4, Rictsard Weber, Vermont, 46 41.8 7, Let Slreiev, Wyoming, 46 56 Bernl Lund, Utah, 47 08 9, Fredrik Tnaulow, Vpmont, 47.21.S. H. Colmen O'Connor, Williams, 47 23 6.

Team Standings 1, Utah 1671 1, Vermont 3515. 1, New Me.ico 788 5 4, Colorado 263 Darmimomh 247 5 4. Wyoming 247. 1 Middiebury 180 8. Montana State 137 4, New Hampshire 137 10, Si Lawrence 124.

11, Williams 108 5 12, Bales 45 13, Nevada-Reno 41. 14, AiaskeAnchor age 34. 15, Alaska-Fairbanks 37. M. Weslern Stale 14 17, New England College S.

NON-CONFERENCE AIUSF First Game Sacramento St. 000 000 0-0 1 USF (II Kil a-4 7 0 Latino and Mlkkeisen; D. Albinl and Phieter. 3B Fisher, USF 0. Albini, USF, Second Game Sacramento St.

tog OOO 0-0 0 USF 003 COO 1-1 McCollum and Mmsen; Walt and Phieier. HR Mxrns, US-, 3rd, two on 38 0 Albini, USF. Records University at San Francisco 03, Sacramento Stale SO. NCAA NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS At Easl Ruihertard, N.J. FIRST DAY, SECOND ROUND (San Jese Stale matches) 174 Darkus.

Iowa St, P'ns Peret, 5 JS, 1 158 Pooe, SJS. eX W.ison, Norm Carolina, 107, 177 Jones. SJS, dH Foy, Minnesota. k5. 140 Tsar net, SJS, pins Davies, Artone Stale, 3:47, Team standmes 1 Iowa, 1 Oklahoma Slate, 75'; Oienoma, 70, 4 Penn Stale, St 'a, San Jose Va'e.

13. 4 Iowa Slate, I. Michigan Van. t7, I. Louisiana Slaw.

II; t. Lehigh, ft Oregon Slate. 9 Tom Purser Steve Lieoier JoevSindelar ken Perry Tommy Valentine Mark Caicavecchie Jim Dent EdFiori George Burns Barry Jseckei Bob Murphy Seve Bai'esieros Victor Regaiado Wally Armstrong Dave Anderson Andy North Rei Caldwell Boobv Ctempell Lou Graham JeltMiichell Payne Stewart Mark Lye GaryMcCord Phil Hancock Ronnie Biack Lennie Clements Willie Wood Brad Bryant Mike Sullivan Bob Eastwood EdSrwed PatLindsey Scott Hoch Lee Elder Thomas Gray Clarence Rose Corey Pavm Cnen Larry Ziegier A Weibring Mike Hill Bredfaion OenisWaison Richard 2okol Gil Morgan Sammy Rachels Massy Kuremoto Pa'McGowan DaveOgnn Mike Son Fiitipo Jim Thorpe Morns Haietsky Peter OosierhuiS JimNeilord George Cad'e Woodv Biackourn Gary Piaver fcMOurmlsi Vuhare Mike McCutiough ChiChiRodnguei Bruce 7aoriski Mike Donald Mark Brooks Buddv Gardner Ralph I antrum Hubert Green Nick Price Ock Siderowt Gene Sauers Mike Holland DeveEtcheioerger 3437-7? 34-36-n 37 34-73 34-J4-73 36-37-73 36-37-n 37j4-7j 37-37-74 3034-74 34-74 30-74 34-74 ..30 37-75 3017-75 3936-75 3MI-75 37-39- 76 36-40-74 3040-74 3937-76 3937-76 30 30-7S 3930-77 34-42-77 3930-77 39-39-71 1-71 iCTXTES, Oregon, 91-71 STANFORD (71) Jones 7-21 3-4 17, Ramee 0-3 6-6 (, Brown 4- 7 0-1 8, Revelli 2-7 6-10 Wicnary 2-4 00 4, Fischer 7-3 00 4, Pave 1-3 4-5 6, Seymour 1-3 00 7, Whilsitl 4-4 Koberlein 4, Johnson 0-1 000. Tolals 7363 2M4 71. OREGON (91) Branlley 7-8 13, Harper S-7 VI II, Galewood 44 0-1 8, Rasmus sen 9-18 56 23, Trapp 66 3-4 15.

Malheson 2-2 2-3 6, Girley 1-3 5- 7 7, Dulton 00 7 Wallace 7, Spregue 014 Tolals 33-54 2V38 91. Hailtime Oregon 43 Sianlord 28. Fouled out Fisher, Revelli, Harper. Tolal touls Stanford 33 Oregon 28. Rebounds Sianlord 32 (Revelli 6), Oregon 47 (Rasmus sen 16).

Assists Sianlord V6 (Jones, Ramee. Revelli 4 each), Oregon 79 (Harper 8). Oregon 64-60 CALIFORNIA (60) Bealie 0-2 1-2 Hays 74 44 8, Butler 11-17 46 26, Johnson 2-8 4-5 8, Washington M0 3-5 17, Thiigen 00 00 0, Holing 00 00 0. Tolals 2241 OREGON STATE (64) Green 44 1014 IS, Silton 16, Woodside 46 00 8, Flowers 74 00 4, Tail 3-7 00 6, Houston MM 10, Berry 1-7002, Stangel 00 000 Tolals 23-45 1022 64. Hailtime California 28, Oregon Siale 26.

Fouled oul Bealie, Tail. Rebounds CaJrlor-nia 21 (Buller 41, Oregon Stale 29 (Green 13). Assists California 8 (Hays 3, Washington 3), Oregon Stale 17 (Flowers 7). Total tools Calilornia 14, Oregon Siae 21. Technical! -California learn.

A- 10,000. Washington, 67-51 WASHINGTON (47) Schrempl 11-20 44 74, Forlier 4-7 Welp 01? 19, Vaughn 7-5 4. Williams 7-3 00 4, Damon 04 1, KoeMer 00 2, Gardner 00 2, Vidalo 00 00 0, Kuvoer 00 00 0, Rogers 04 00 0, Sigurdsson 00 00 0. Tolals 79-58 9-15 67. WASHINGTON STATE (51) Jennings 410 74 Wallace OTJ Brown 3-11 0O6, Morrison 34 2-26, Winkler t-S 1-2 3, Rubin 01 00 0, Moore 2-5 00 4, Pollard 74 47 8.

Mathia 00 00 0, Wurm 02 00 0 Tolals 71-55 015 51. Hailiime-UW 30, WSU 73, Rebounds-UW 43 (Welp 13), WSU 28 (Brown 9). Assists -UW 12 (Forlier 4), WSU II (Winkler 5). Tolal louls-UW 15, WSU II A 6,000. Gonzaga, 56-55 GONZAGA (56) Slockion 514 3-5 13, Condill 4-7 4-5 12, Reiner! 50 6-7 16.

Matlhews 01 00 0, Rull 6, Clemenl 2-2 00 4, Anderson 2-S 1-7 S. Totals 1943 1025 56, PORTLAND (55) Fulton 00 7, Fundingsland HMt Williams 00 00 0, Corbill 00 01 0, Havior 00 00 0. Van Ness 2-2 Harris 01 00 0, Jenkins 7-13 00 V4, Biaci 9-15 20, Hunt 006 Tolals 2547 S-7 55. Halllime-Porlland 32, Goniega 76 Total Kxils-Goniaga 17, Portland V6 Fouled oul none Rebounds Goniaga 18 (Reinerl and Rull 4), Portland 34 (Hunt II). Assists -Goniaga II (Stockton 4).

Portland 16 (Hunl nd Fund.ngsland 5). A-135 Fresno 53-51 FULLERTON STATE (51) Davis 49 9, Neal 58 01 Jones V7M 7, Wood 5-18 1-7 II, Henderson 7-12 IS, Moeiier 1-1 00 2, Wilkes 1-2 00 2. Tolals 74-52 35-51 51. FRESNO STATE (S3) Thompson Oil 6-7 22, Anderson 017 44 72, Barnes 02 3-5 3, Arnold 05 2-2 2, Carter 02 02 0, Strain 3, Lewis 01 14 1. Totals VO 17 25 S3 Ha'llime-Fullerlon St.

23. Fresno St. 16. Fouled out Henderson. Tolal fouls -Fulierlon SI.

19, Fresno Si. Rebounds -Fulierton St 29 (Jones 7), Fresno SI. 79 (Anderson, Barnes 6 each). As-sis's-Fuiierlon Si 12 (Wood 7), Fresno SI. II 'Arnold 5).

UNLV, 70-55 SAN JOSE ST. (55) Norwood 6-KOO 17, Evans OK Oil 18, Fleming 04 00 ODinon 34 9-11 15, Ferris 04 00 0, V. Evans 54 01 Puou 00 00 0, Williams 00 00 0. Thomas 00 01 0, Wyall 00 07 0 Tolals 20-38 15-26 55 NEVAOA4.ASVEGAS(70) Celchings 7-3 00 4, James 4-V4 Adams 08 3-3 tV, Collins F6 00 7, Tarkanian 06 01 6, Booker 1016 71, Banks 00 2 2, Flowers 1-2 00 2, Broiovich 3 00 4. Tolals 3HOI2 70.

Halllime-UNLV 35, San Jose SI. 34. Fouled out Adams Rebounds San Jose St. 76 (S Evans, Dnon 7), UNLV 79 (Booker 6). Assisis-San Jose SI.

10 (Oixon 3), UNLV 72 (Tarkanian II). Tolal tools-San Jose St. UNLV Technicals-Collins. Georgetown, 70-50 PROVIDENCE (50) Canty 01 6. Loman J-ll 3-6 Thorpe 74 54 9, Brown 2-5 04 4, Donovan 01 00 0, Slarks 4-5 08 16, Kjpter V-7 00 7, Hill 00 7, Roth 01 00 0, Waller 01 00 0.

Lewis 00 0, Pennefather 00 2, Dude 00 00 0. Tolals 1747 16-25 50 GEORGETOWN (70) Dalton 34 3-3 9, Wingale 410 00 1. Fwing OW68 18. F.Brown 01 00 0, Jackson 010 00 Martin 24 34 7, Smith 2-3 7-2 6, Williams 74 00 4, Graham 1-1 02 0, Brgednai 2-5 2-2 6. Tola's 27-53 16-22 70.

HaillimeProvioence 75, Georgetown 73 Fouled out Thorpe. Rebounds Providence 71 (Cenly 6), Georgetown 45 (Martm 9). Assists Providexe K) (Donovan 31, Georgetown 20 (Jackson 6). Tolal touls Providence 16. Georgetown 21.

Tulsa, 86-80 WICHITA ST. (80) Snerrod J-W 00 4, McDaniel 15-24 J-7 35, Papke 0 10 34 15, Santos 4-7 14, Durisic 00 2. Kos.cti 1-1 00 2, Arline 00 00 0, Cundiff 1-1 00 2, Pierce 00 00 0, Carf F2 24 4. Tolals 3349 14-24 80. TULSA (86) Harris I US 44 76, Ross 1 6, Williams 1-1 3-3 5, Johnson i 10 0 18, Boudreaun 01 74 2, Moss 54 7-7 17, McHirmey Fi OS 4, Fobbs 3-7O06 Totals 2054 3035 86 Hailtime: Tulsa 36, Wichila St.

15. Rebounds Wichita St. 36 (McDaniel 14), Tulsa 36 (Moss, Fcofcs 81 Assists Wichita SI. 15 (Snerrod 6), Tulsa 13 (Moss 4) Fouled out -Durisic, Ross, Williams. Tolal touts WicMa SI 29, Tuts 23.

ThniC4ls-WictiiH St bench. Temple, 78-54 MASSACHUSETTS (54) Nevsm-ih 410 02 K. Hemoel S-15 T2, Green 44 00 6, Smith 7 00 6. Russell 4 14 7-310 Young 00 OOO, Cr Smith 02 34 3, Ramming 00 00 0. Conners 01 00 0.

Emerson 00 00 0 Tolals 2'4I IM5 54 TEMPLE (71) Hall 7-8 14, S'ansbury Mt hi 71, McNish V2 00 2. Black wen Oil 24 Coe 44 13 Reyne 4-7018, Chtton 1-2 2-2 4. Wa'lel 01 00 0, Aguiiar 1-1 00 2, Baogott 00 00 0, Forrester 00 2 Totals 32-59 M-19 74 Haitiime Massachusetls 37, Temple X. Rebounds Massachusetts 33 (Nevsmil 6. Russell 61.

Temple 35 (Ravne 61 Assists Massachusetts (Mempet 31. emote I (Mansbury 3). Total touts Massachusetts 17, Temple 17. Technical Massacfwsellt bench A 6JC4. wiMniKin I VOOVX RIGHT LI, ELfcOW STpYS TO a) VOUR 4MOHT The fcocsssivJiNO.

Pepperdine, 76-70 PEPPERDINE (76) Poiee Ml Ml 71, Anger HI S-7 15, McCollum 2-7 34 7, Wilson 54 7, Gondreiick 64 2-2 M. Korlas 2 4, White 74 2-2 4, Prenall VI 00 2 Tolals 2W3 26 34 74. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (70) Haderiein 47 74 K) McKenile O20 1-3 Carter 24 1-2 5, Smith 020 44 20, Sharp 616 00 12, Bradford 7-2 00 4 Totals 3149 013 70. HalMime-Pepperdine 35, Loyola Mery mounl 32. Fouled out None.

Rebounds Pepperdine 35 (Anger 7), Loyola Tvlarymounl 38 (Haderiein 131. Assisls-Peppentine 10 (Polee, Wilson 3), Loyola Marymounl 16 (Smim, Sharp6). Tolal touls Pepperdine 15, Loyola Marymounl 24. lechni-cais-McCollum. A-M Kentucky, 92-79 GEORGIA (79) Banks 014 54 23, Ward 34 00 4, Corhen 34 01 6, Fleming 11-25 04 30, Crosby 7-5 00 4, McMillan 00 4, Kessler 00 00 0, Harlry 34 006 Tolals 3345 13-16 TV.

KENTUCKY (92) Bowie 3044 10, Walker Oil 07 IB, Turpln 1072 07 42, Master 3-7 00 Beal 07 00 Blackmon 14 01 7, Andrews 1-1 00 7, Harden 00 00 0, Bennett 2-3 4. Tolals 3743 1022 92. Halllime-Kenlucky 47, Georgia 34. Fouled oul None. Rebounds-Oeorgia 22 (Banks 6), Kentucky 41 (Turpin 16.

Bow 13). Assrsls-Ceocgia 13 (Fleming, Crosby 4), Kentucky 22 (Beal 101. Tolal touts- Georgia 20, Kentucky IS A-15426. Memphis 86-58 S.MISSISSIPPI (SS) Williams 7-12 SO 77. Sullies 30 2-2 8.

Pope HI 1-2 7, Jet) 24 1-7 5, Green 416 44 12, Siler 02 01 0, Simmons 00 2, Tisia 00 2, Crowlev 00 OOO, AAcDaniel OJOOO, S. Jell 00 00 0 Totals 2144 16-21 58. MEMPHIS ST. (86) Holmes 74 74 4, lee 015 44 20, Bedtord 04 1-2 11, Haynes 4444 12, Turner 41024 W. Becton 012 1-2 13.

McCoy 74 2-2 6, Phillips 02 2-2 2, Bush 00 2, Aibnghl 02 2-2 1 Wiltong 002-2 2 Tolals 3248 27-28 86 Haillime-Memphis St. 43, S. Mississippi 33 Fouled Oul-Wiiiiams Rebounds Mississippi 31 (Pope HI, Memphis St 31 (Lee 12). Assists 5. Mississippi 12 (Green 5), Memphis St.

16 (Turner 7). Tolal Fouls S. AAississippi I8.A-I0J96. Illinois, 53-41 ILLINOIS (S3) Douglas O10 34 15, Winters Ml 00 4, Richadson 34 00 6, Montgomery 7-4 01 14, Altenberger 5-10 00 Aneenls 2-2 01 4, Schaler 00 00 0, Wysinger 00 00 Klusendorf 00 00 0. Totals 2548 34 S3.

MINNESOTA (41) Smiih 14 00 2, Davis 016 2-2 18, Petersen 47 00 Shasky 00 02 0, Brooks 00 6, Wilson 1-5 00 2, Jackson 2-3 00 0, Skanes 02 1-2 1 Totals 1947 34 41. HaHlime Illinois 32, Minnesota 77. Fouled Oul None. Rebounds Illinois 31 (Winters II), Minnesota 24 (Petersen 9). Assists Illinois 13 (Douglas, Richardson 4), AAinnesolB 9 (Peiersen 31.

Tolal tooli Illinois Minnesota H. A-R729. Michigan 63-55 MICHIGAN STATE (63) Tower 40 9, Potec 34 17, Willis 34 7-3 1, Skiies 7-8 Vincent 012 1-2 13, K. Johnson 3-5 1-2 7, Johnson 00 00 a Mudd 00 OOO Totals 2446 15-20 63. NORTHWESTERN (55) Gcode 012 00 12, Peterson MM, Schulti 7-5 OW HI.

Aaron 12-25 75, Walls 74 5, Futien 02 Dion 00 00 0, Berg 01 04 0, Branch 01 00 0. Tolals 23-54 021 55. Halllime Northwestern 28, Michigan Stale 26 Fouled Oul Aaron. Rebounds-AAich-Igan Stale 29 (Polec 8), Northwestern 33 (Goode 8, Schullr 81. Assisls-Mictiigan S'ale II (Skiles6l, Northwestern 15 (Watts 9).

Total fouls-Michigan Stale 17, Northwestern 17. Technical None. A 5.951. Daytona 200 DA YTONA BEACH, Ft (API -The lop 70 quatiliers for Sunday's Daytona 200 motorcycle race el Daytona International Speedway, with type of bike, qualilving lime and speed in mph: I Freoo Spencer, Honda, I 59701, 116878 (brokes track records 04 1:59.751, 116 341 set in 1983 by Kenny Roberts). 7 Kenny Roberts.

Yamaha, 7:01 110, 115 035. 3 Ron Haslam, England, Honda, 2 02 370, 113,897 4 Mike Baldwin, U.S., Honda, 7.02 582, 113655 5 Edd Lawson, U.S., Yamaha, 2:03 364, 112434 6 Graeme Crosby, New Zealand, Suluki, 7:03958,112 393. 7 Doug BreunecK, U.S., Buell, i 06 951, 109.743 I Miles Baldwin, Canada, Yamaha, 7.07.812, 109.004. 9. Randy Rentrow, U.S., Honda, 2 08 007, 105 844.

10 Wes Coolev, Honda. 1:08 147, 108 701, II. Dan Chivington, US Yamaha, 7 08 467, 108 448 12 Richard ScMecter, U.S.Honda, 7 09086 107 928 13 Nicdi Ridiini, US, Yamaha, 7:10087, 107018. M. John Long, US, Yamaha, 7 178, 107023.

15 Greg Smri, Honda, I M524, 106 739. 14 Sam McDonald, US, Honda, 1:10 577, K6 696 17 Sieve Geryis, Canada, Suiuki, 7 10 889, H6 44I. 18 Tadaniko Taira, Japan, Yamaha, 7 11 175, 106 19 Hap Eaton, S.Yamaha, 1:11.737, 105756 20 Dave Busby, U.S., Honda, 1.11.798. 105 707. PBA tourney OVERLAND PARK, Kan.

(API -Fourllvround leaders and their total pinlalls and ma'ch play records In the S175.O00 King Louie Open on Ine Professional Bowlers Association tour: I Mark Rolh. Spring Lake Heights, N.J, 00, 5 961. 1 Sieve Cook, Rosevt'H, Calif, 02. 5,887. 3 Sam Zurich, Huntington Station, 02, iM.

4. Dave Hus'ed, Mitwauki, Ore, 03, ifU i Sieve Nell. Sarasota, Fie 07, 5,780 0 Sieve Wunderiich, SI Loms, Mo. 44. 5,773 7 Randy Johnson, Webster Groves, Mo, J-5.

0718 8 Mark Fahy, Chicago, lit, 44, 5,757 Arrdeto MoneceiH, Veneiueia. 02, 5,735. Gary Dickinson, Burleson, Ten, 44, 5,728 II. Del Ba'lard, Rictsardson, Ten, 44, $40 17. Bilfy Young, Jr, Tulsa, O-l 3-5, S.670 13 Bob Handwy, Pompano Beads, S-3.

5465 Gary Skidmora, Albuquerqut, NM, 44, S.649. 15 Paul Gibson, Oration, in 03, 5436 Randy LignHool, SI. Charles, Mo, 44, 5,611. 17 Steve lewis, Columbus, Ind, MS.S34 Clayton Sagmbo, Pearl City, Hawaii, WHEN THE fAIGMT- RRrvA MUGS THE THE LEFT fi FOLLOW IT HMD SO CO SMOOLOEK.S FOtQUENTLV ON HO'-siiONTmL. on -PLOT ft LET THE P.I6WT rb vi move RWBV S'PE- ONlD THti Yesterday's scores MIDWEST HiToois 53, Minnesota 41 Michigan SI.

63, Northwestern SS FAR WEST 54, Portland 55, OT iW, Stanford 71 Oregon SI. 44, Cairtorni 60, OT Pepperdine 76, Loyola, Calif. 70 San Diego 68, SI. Mary's, Calif. 59 UCLA 66, Ariiona 69 Washington 67, Washington SI SI TOURNAMENTS Atlantic Ten Quarterfinals George Washington 79, Duquesne 66 SI Bonavenlure 68, SI.

Joseph's 67 Temple 78, Massachusetts it JAetl Virginia 93, Ruigers 7) BIG EAST Quarterfinals tedrgelown 70, Providence S3 St. John's 57, Boston Coll. 56 Syracuse 73, Connecticut i titlAnova 75, Pittsburgh 65 ECAC METRO First Round Jajrleioh Dickinson 68, Siena lm Island U. 67, SI. Francis, Y.

Maris! 75, Loyola, Md 66 Robert Morris 68. Wagner ECAC NORTH ATLANTIC SemHinals CanisiusT). Boston 68 Northeastern 83, Maine 77 ECAC SOUTH First Round James Madison 63, George Mason 56 William Mary 47, East Carolina 32 a ut EAST COAST First Round Blinell 64, Towson Si ienet Delaware 72, OT Laiayeiie 69, Hofslre 48 Mr 49, American 47 METRO First Round Florida SI. 72, South Carolina 65 Louisvine 62, Cincinnati 55 Memphis SI 86 Mississippi 58 Virg nia Tech 49, Tuiene 47 trMOyVESTEPN CITY CONFERENCE First Round Evansvilie 70, Duller Loyola. III.

88, Delroil 84, OT )rtoterls 79, Oklahoma City 78 Xavier, Ohio 72, St. Louis 60 MISSOURI VALLEY Semilinal Creighlon 69, Illinois St 59 JuJsAl4, Wichita SI 80 NAIA District 3 Championship JAsnwnl, Calil. 73, S. California Coll. St District 4 Championship teWat Wesleyan 67, Coll.

of Charleston 55 District 9 Championship rn.wps, uie. 63, mianome 01. District 12 Championship in. Northern Tech, SO 60. Moniana Tech 54 NCAA DIVISION II or- South Regional semifinals Alabama 86, Albany CM.

23 YMI Georgia 64, Tampa 63 South Central Regional Semifinals tfi Missouri 51. 50, Columbus, Ga 47 lackvxiyiiie St. 78, NW Missouri SI. 75 NCCAA District I King's, Y. 48, Nyack 66, OT District 33 Championship Cedarville, Ohio 88, Grace, Ind 80 PACIFIC COAST ATHLETIC kih.

First Round Cal -Irvine 77, long Beach St. 45 TrfsnoSt.53,FuilerlonSI, 51 Vegas 70, San Jose SI. 55 Utah Si. 79, New Menico St 77 SOUTHEASTERN Quarterfinals 22, Louisiana SI, 70, OT Auburn 59, Vanderbilt 58 uj-entueky 92, Georgia 79 Tennessee 80, Florida 74. OT TRANS AMERICA CONFERENCE Semifinals 'Houston Baptist 76.

Ark-Little Rock 51 Samtord 84, Mercer 80 tidw AP's Top 20 fared Ho (he Top Twenty teams In the Assooaied Press rr84 college basketball poll tared Thursday: I North Carolina (26T) did no! play. George 'own (27-3) beal Providence 7050. 3 Kentucky (24) beat Georg.a 92-79. I DePaut (252) not oiav. 5 Houston 126-41 did noi piay.

Oklahoma 131 did nol play. 7 Illinois (23-4) Deal Mmneiola SWI. 8 Arkansas (25) did nol play. Tenes-Ei Paso (25-31 did no! play. UNI (4) beat San Jose Slate 7055.

II Purdue (2V4I rd no! play. Tulsa (26-3) beal Wichila State 86-80 13 Washington (2M) beal Washington SI. 67-51. Maryland 1207) did not play, Temple (25-3) beal Massachusetls 7M4, ,16 Duke (2201 did not play. 17 Memphis St (2HI beal Mississippi S6-SB.

18 Louisville (22 beal Cincinnah 475. Wake Fores! (20-7) did no! play. 20 Oregon Si. (2W beat California 6X0, OT. Dieao.

68-59 ST. MARY'S (591 fooke 00 6. Boone 1M6 26, Jones 7-5 Pickett 4-11 Kno.H 00 6, cOvlson 1-5 00 2, Cooks 2-4 2-2 6 Tolals 27-52 i4US9 SAN 01 EGO (61) Wtiiimarsh 7 12 K11 24. Reuss 0-1 Thompson 3-9 0-1 6 Carr 1-2 2-2 4, Bostic 4-12 '02 8, Prunly 6-7 S-5 17, Moscoiel 1-2 1-2 3, tuenmen OO 0. Tola's 24 50 18 74 68.

Hailtime San Oego 32, SI. Mary's 29 'f juied oui-Coce Toial louis-SI Mary's San Diego 13 Rebounds-Si. Mary's 37 (Boone 131, San Diego 23 (Whitmarsh Reuss 6i. Assists M. Mary's 15 (Picked 8), San Uiego 19 (Whilmarsh 10).

Technicals-Cooks. A'l-2 475. "UCLA, 63-60 ARIZONA (60) Smith 4-13 11, Haskln 1-5 00 2, Williams 16 7-7 25, Tail 2-3 12, Brunkhorsl 1-8 3, 'Kerr 1-2 1-2 3, Cooke 1-3 O0 2. Ensor 00 2 2, Jafk son 00 0-7 0, Thompson 0-1 0 1 0, Taylor 0 toff Tolals 22-57 V6-25 60. 1JCLA(I1 Fields II 15 24, Maloncon 5 frO 4, Grv 6-7 15, guel V2 1-2 3, Jackson 4-10 IV 10.

ri I t' tyii vi rm I. miner 2 7, Ha'cher 6 0, Hmghl 0-1 0-2 1. 2M3 20-29 68 HailiimeArina 30, UCLA J7 Fouled out Williams Total touts Ariiona 21, UCLA "27 Rfbounds-Aniona 28 (Smith 121, UCLA 32 (G-ev 121. Assists-Aniona II (Tail 6). TJCIA II (Jackson 61.

Technicals Aruona Louisviite, 62-55 CINCINNATI (SSI Date t-2 Philter 7 6. Dorris 4-5 14. MtMi'ian VI4 4-4 M. Wilson 14 2-2 14. -Hecnn 00 00 0 TtHalS 21-49 13-15 55 LOUISVILLE 142) Foresi6(Ki6.

Thompson 4-7 45 12, Jones ii II, Wagner 1KH 18. Gcdon 6-13 VJ Han V2 00 2 MrSwam 0-1 00 0 Sumpler sMOOO. Jeter 00 000 Tola's 2M5 1M7 62 Maiiume Cincmnali 31, Louisville 77, Fouled Out None Rebounds Cincinnati 77 (Dorris Wl louisvine 26 (Thompson 5, Jones SI. Assists Cincinnah 8 (Phi'r 41, II (Thompson 6). To'a' Fouls Cincinnati 17, LouisytW 17, A- 2,5.

i v'" tk Canadiens, 3-2 Harttonl It 1-J Montreal I 1-3 First Period-1, Harllord, Crawford 30 (Matone, Smenen), 1:58 (pp). Penalties Smith, Mon, :28, Sillanen, Har, RoberF son. Her, Nuan.Mon. 14 SI, Roberlson, Har, 17 50, Carlson. Mon, 17:50.

Second Period-7. Anonlreel, Turnbull T9, 7:02. Penallies-Brownschidie, Har, 1 73; Nilan, Wlon, Turgeon, Har, 19.43, Robinson, Mon, 19 43. Third Perkxt-3, Harllord, Sillanen 13 (Bourbonnais, Millen), 3 09. 4, Montreal, Turnbull 20 (TurccHte, Smith), Monlre-al, Tremblev 14 (Cerbonneau), 19 47.

Penaf-lies-Quennevitle, Har, 1 14; Hamel, Mon, Roberlson, Har, 14 14, AAonlreal bench, served by Shois on Goai-Tlarllord IVOt-H. More Heal Kr-28. Goalies-Harlhyd, Millen Monlreal. Se-vigny. A-1636.

Bruins, 3-2 Calgary 1 1-1 Boston 1 1-1 First Period-1, Boston, Krushelnyski 73 (MacTavishl, 14:77. Penelties-Eksranle, Cat, Pallerson, Cal. 8 35; Hillier, Bos, 1140 Second Period-7, Calgary, Boiek 7 (Patterson, Banter), 13.29 Penatties-Boiek, Cal, 4 04. curran. Bos, 07; Boiek, cal, VS 13 Tiwd Period-3.

Boston, Donned, I (Pederson, Middielon), 7 43 4, Calgary, Pttlmski 10 (Patterson), 9.09 BosHjn, K. Crowder II (Fergus, MacTavishl, 17 38 Penaities-Kkiiak, Bos, 7:04. OReilly, Bos, 15:01 Shots on Goat-Calgary Hl-7-71. Boston I3-109-32. Goalies-Calgary, Lemetin.

Boston, Pee lers. Flyers, 4-1 LetAneHes 1-1 Philadelphia 4-4 First Period None. Penal-lies-Hakansson, LA, 4 36, Guay, Phi, I 74, Sillier, Phi, 10 45, AAarsh, Phi, 14 34; Rus-kowski, LA, double minor-maior, 18.09, Dvorak, Phi, minor-maior, II 09. Second Period None. Penal-lies Eriksson, Phi, 4 02; Jarvis, LA, game misconduct, 8 79, Hekensson, LA, minor-maior, 8 79, Brown, double minor-maior.

1 79; Taylor, LA, Pouhn, Pni, 9.77, Hakans-son, LA, 17 51; Hardy, LA, minorfneior, 19:20. Kerr, Phi, maior, 19 20. Third Period-1, Philadelphia, Sillier 74 (Crossmen), :46 (pp). 7, Philadelphia, Hach-born 7 (Guay, 41 3, Philadelphia, Howe 14 (Sinisato, Sillier), 13 57 4, Los Angeles, Dionne 32 (NicnoHs, Hardy), 14 33 (pp). Philadelphia, Kerr 46, 19.51 Penalties -Brown, Phi, 2 79, Baron, LA, 4 41, Anderson, LA.

minor-misconduct, 6 41, Propp, phi, 4 41; Eriksson, Phi, II 17, Ron Sutter, Phi, minor-misconduct, 15 79, Kennedy, LA. major, 36; Cochrane, Pni, maior, 18 34; Brown, misconduct, 18 51. Snots on Goal-Los Angeles 13-713-33. Philadelphia 3-I7-1S-35 Goahes-Los Angeles, Baron. Philadelphia, Frccse.

Kitv.Hfcriii,r.i. E2 Doral Open MIAMI (AP) Firsh-ound scores Thursday In Ihe MOO.OOO Dorai-Easlern Open Golf Tournament on Ihe par 363672 i Blue Monsier course al Ihe Doral Country Club (a-denotes amateur): John Adams J3-33--46 Larry Rinker 33-33-6 Jack Nicktaus 32-35-47 LeeTrevino 32-35-47 Gary Maitberg 33-34-47 DaveBarr 32-34-68 Tom Jenkins 34-34-48 Tom Kile 34-34-48 (saoAoki 33-35-48 MikeNicoietle 34-34-41 Johnny Miler 34-34-48 Lance Ten Broeck 35-34-49 David Graham 36-33-49 Scoll Simpson .33449 Tommy Naiaiima 335-49 Greg Powers 3H4-44 Ben Crenshaw 34-35-49 Tony Sills 33-36-49 Bill Sander 33-37-70 Vance Heafner 3434-70 Ken Green 3435-70 NickFaido 3V3S-70 Gary Koch 34-34-70 Bobby Wadkins 35-35-70 Tim Simpson 33-3770 Greg Norman 3434-70 Russ Cochran 36-34-70 Tim Morris 3435-70 Bob Snearer 37-33-70 Wayne Levi 30-37 TO GiObv Gilbert 334-70 BruceFleisher 3634-70 Jack Seiner 36-35-71 BobBovd JV34-7I HatSution IWarkOMeere 3635-71 Bill Kranerl 335-71 George Archer 3434-71 Bruce Lietike 3434-71 CetPeele -33777 Tom Shew 3436-71 Dan Meiidorson 337 71 JohnMaheltev 337-71 RonStreck J3-38 71 Al Ooerger 337-71 Mac Grady 3434-71 Sandy Lvte 337-71 Jim Gallagher 36-36-72 Donnie Hammond 36-3677 Bernhard Langer 34-3477 DanForsman 3(r36 77 JackRenner 37-34-7? RavFlovd 36-34-77 JC Wad 3437-72 AndvBean 36-34-72 Bill Rogers 3034-72 Alien Miner 3636-72 Bill Brillon 3437-77 Hale Irwin 34 37-77 Fred Couples 34J7-77 Mark McCumber 39-33-77 Bobby Nichols 3437-77 Jerry Pale 338-77 Dan Pohl 339 MieReid 34-34-77 Frank Conner .34 37 77 JimCoiberl 37-35-7? JimBocos 343777 Leone'd Thompson 36-347? Howard Twilty 34 34-7? Curtis Strange 34 77 John Fought 331-77 Rimer Ma IP 74-34-77 Underdog New Jersey Nets Seattle Supersonic Porllartd Trailblarers DALLAS MAVERICKS Boston Celtics Indiana Pacers Denver Nuggets BASKETBALL Underdog Underdog Bui's PinSfl'JRX MAULERS Aator'0 t'ENVER GOlD Hnnion Gs'prs NEW JtRoE GfcNF.RALS Mi-mph $hobral 1.. .7.. 1 CArvLAND KivAULRS Washington federa' NHL standings NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Wales Conference Patrick Division PIS GF GA x-NY Istes 43 73 7 308 738 -Washington 40 7S 4 767 703 H-Pniiadeiohia 35 73 10 80 7W 74 -NY Rangers 35 7S 7 767 76? New Jersey 14 46 4 38 703 Pittsburgh 14 49 4 34 719 334 Adams Division K-Buttalo 41 71 7 (9 77J -Boston 41 87 79? 774 38 73 I 14 317 733 Atonlreal 37 49 758 754 Harllord Z) 3S SS 741 774 Campbell Conference Norm Division Minnesota 79 4 74 301 J94 Olroil 71 34 7 43 7)9 TaO Chicago 74 35 I 40 734 765 SI Louis 76 37 7 747 7S3 Toronto 73 38 I 54 743 339 Smythe Division n-Edmonlon 49 IS 103 3M 780 Calgary 79 74 13 71 763 Vancouver 78 34 7 43 775 788 Winnipeg 75 31 40 788 311 LosAngeles 19 39 17 50 768 376 (-Clinched ptavoN berth Yesterday's Games Boston 3. Calgary 7 Montreal 3, Harllord 7 Quebec 8.

Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 4, Los Angeles 1 Delroil 4, St. Louis 3 Y. Islanders 9. Toronto Today's Games Los Angeles at Bufieio, (n) Quebec a Washington, (n) Y. Rangers al Winnipeg, (n) Chicago al Vancouver, (n) Tomorrow's Games Philadelphia al Minnesota Boston at Montreal, In) Calgary at Y.

Islanders, (n) Detroit al Toronto, (n) Y. Rangers al Edmonton (n) New Jersey at St. Louis, (n) Red Wings, 6-3 St Louis 1 t-1 Detroit I 1 1-4 First Perio-l, St. Louis, Chouinerd 10 (Mullen, Peiiersson), 4 06 (po). 7, Detroit, Johnstone 12 (Boldirev.

Park), II 13 loci. 3, SI. Louis, Federko 36 (Bolhwell, Hickey), 17:11, Penelhes-Gilmour, StL, Kisio, Del, Park, Del, 46, Hickey, StL, 4 75; Johnson, StL, Johnstone, Del, 4 38; Petlersson, StL, maior, 8 40; Yierman, Del, minor-maior, 8 40; Ramase, S'l, 52, Reeds. StL, 13 44 Second Period-4. Delroil, Duouev (Johnstone, Yierman), I 36 (pp).

Delroil, Larson (Boldirev, Park), 13 57 (pp). 4, Detroit, Smith 3 (MacLeish, lamberf 16 07. Peneiiies-Federko, StL, 111, Bolhwell, StL, maior, II 73; Johnstone, Det, maior, II 73; Wilson, StL, 12 20, Picheile, StL, It 36, Schoheid, S'L, 18 79; Kisio, Del, st 29. Third Period-7, Delroil, Larson 19 (Woodsl, :38 8, Delroil, Yierman 33 (Dusf uav, Larsonl, 3 52 4, St Louis, Gilmour 70 (Wickenhe.ser, Schofieldl, 47. Penalty-Smith, Del, 4 II.

Shots on Goat-SI. Louts 1510-31. Detroit 55-19. Goaiies-Si Louis, Heim Detroit, Stelan Islanders, 9-5 Toronta 1 I J-S N.Y. Islanders I 4 4-1 First Period-1, Toronto, Veive 46 (Kwn, Nvkjnd), 7 46 7, New York, Bossy 43 (Boutiiier, Nvslrom), 8 39.

Penalties Booti-her, NY, 02. Tor, 13 05; Tonelti, NY, 13 05, Ko'n, Tor, 13 33, Benning, Tor, maior, 19.41, D. Sutler, minor-maior, 41. Second Period-3, New York, Flallev I (Prsson, Bouliiier). 72 (no).

4, New York, LaFonleine (Gilbert, Persson), 10 05 S. Toronto, Courlnall I (Soiming, Deriaoo), 13 (pc) 4, New York. Pol in 18 Jonsson), 47 (pp). New York, LeFoniame 4 (ToneMi), 19 2S Penaliies- Nvlund, Tor, 7 37; Stewart, Tor, i 04, Bourne. NY, 4 72; Saiming Tor, 7 43, Toneili, NY, 42, Gillies.

NY, VJ 08, Poodutwy, Tor, 17 50, Bourne, NY, 17 50. Derlago. Tor, IS 01, Sutler, NY, 19 48 Third Perlod-I, Tonyio. Terrkm rj, I 57. 4, New Yorti.

Potvm 19 (Gillies, Bossy), 2 98 Toronto, McCourt 17 demon. Podoutnv). 4 44 tool II, Toronto, Vaive 47 (Courlnall, McGiiil. K) 54. 17, New York, Sutler 79 (Pe-sson.

Fiatiev), II 47. 13, New York, Trother 34 (Jonsson. Bossvl, 13 42 loc) Nm Ytrt, G'tim 17 (Bourne. Su'ter), 19 0 Penaiiies-ersstin. NY.4 72, Saimmj, Tor 8 PoOdubny.

II S9 Snots on Goat-Toronto S3-10-18 turn York U-ly-nV-e) Goalies Toronto, tester. New York, Sm.lh Nordiques, 0-6 Ouetset I I 4-1 Pittsburs 114-4 Fust Pertod-I. 0t, Sauve 4 (P. Slasinv, Pawmenll, 08 loo), Pei -ote, Que, 1 74, Rissiing Pit, I 74, Mann, Oue. rmsrondurt, 7 02, Sissimg Pit.

rmscore Oxl, 7 02, Bomeiie, Pil, 20, Stes, Que, II 55, McSorley, Pit, JO. McCemy, Pit, Second Period-J Ojehec, Gnut 49 IP, S'aswy. Be-giundl, 7 72 loot 3 Pmsburgh, lavtor 19 IB-jiiard, Swvnl, 4 35 (ool. 4. Frri (Von Buna'dl, (po) I Oueoec, Gnuiei ifttJf.

47 4. P. Siasv 37 (Sauve, Bi-'vjndl, 19 54 (pp). Pe-m'ts RisVfnf, Pi'. 7 II.

Cce. Que. 7 51, yMvi, O. 3 14. C-ossfm Oue se-vWOv Sgher.4 54, Dj-e Qje (P.

twig Pit. We "od-l Co-e 13 lGs. Me-ol. 1 79 8. B-we-ie 17 SoAHvl 4 ii tool 4 i-sfweh, C(wki 4 (MuCa ihvl.

7 74 10 '-sDureh, Tmrnbu'r 1 Ifccw-sinn. Bu-ia'di, 7 S2 tt, H-v II 10 si. li 7 Sxrir 04 0ec, Gou" Si (P Sai-v II 53 H. Qiewc, S'as'nv 31 (P-l. I Si 3 viev, P4, I Lme, f.

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