The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 11

Sunday, October 30. 1983 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Page 11 Lakers Push Jazz to Second Straight Loss Jazz Lose Denver Opener did a good job of putting it in the I was glad to see Dan Issel play as well as he did and handle the pressure so weil," Layden said He had a great game, and I know it was a nice evening for the Nuggets and their fans." Layden said he also "saw some things that pleased me" on his own squad. I was a little worried we wouldn't be able to score, but we Impressive for Houston DENVER (LTD Even coach Frank Lay den, whose Ltah Jazz came away from its NBA season opener with a 139-125 loss to Denver, had kind words for the Nuggets' Dan Issel. Issel, who contributed 34 points in Denver's win Friday night, became the eighth player in professional basketball history to score 25,000 career points. Sampson HOUSTON (UPI) Ralph Sampson, ably assisted by teammate Caldwell Jones' defense and guard I-ewis Lloyd's leadership, needed only one game as a professional to make the Houston Rockets a force that San Antonio coach Morris McHone must reckon with.

Sampson, the heralded 7-4 Boston Celtics RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) -Kevin McHale came off the bench to score 22 points Saturday night and lead the Boston Celtics to a 108-89 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. rookie center from Virginia, scored 18 points and grabbed 12 rebounds Saturday in his NBA debut as the Rockets beat the Spurs 106-100. Former BYU star Fred Roberts, playing for the Spurs, scored three points in the game. 1 rr-- vrSSa i -V r- Knock Off Cleveland 108-89 By RAY SCHWARTZ Herald Sports Writer SALT LAKE CITY The Utah Jazz made a last ditch run at the Los Angeles Lakers Saturday night in the closing minutes of the game, but Ka-reem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson and Company held on for a 120-115 victory at the Salt Palace. The largest opening game crowd in Jazz history in Salt Lake, 10,608, watched the game.

The Jazz had a chance until Magic hit a free throw which gave Los Angeles a 118-113 lead with 11 seconds left to play. The Lakers rushed out to a 68-56 halftime lead behind the scoring of Jamaal Wilkes, who had 12, and Jabbar. who had 15. But the Jazz came back in the third quarter to narrow the lead to 91-90 on the shooting of rookie Thurl Bailey, Darrell Griffith and Ricky Green. Then the Lakers, with Wilkes and Bob McAdoo hitting the baskets and leading the way, scored nine points to the Jazz's two to take a 100-93 lead with eight minutes left.

Johnson and Jabbar then took charge, firing the Lakers to a 115-107 advantage with 2:49 to play. The Jazz came back on the shooting of Jerry Eaves, Adrian Dantley and John Drew to cut the Lakers' lead to 115-113, but Wilkes, Johnson and Jabbar drove the nails into the Jazz coffin from there. Jabbar and Wilkes had 21 each to lead the Lakers, but Dantley led all scorers with 24. Other Lakers to score in double figures were Mike McGee with 19, Johnson with 17 and McAdoo with 14. Behind Dantley for the Jazz were Drew with 20, Jeff Wilk-ins at 19, Griffith at 18 and Green with 14.

Bailey had six, while he and Dantley topped the Jazz with 10 rebounds each. LOS ANGELES (129) Wilkes H-18 5-8 21, Worthy 2 12 2-2 6. Adbul-Jabbar 10-16 1-2 21, McUee 9-15 1-3 19. Johnson 4-7 9-11 17, Cooper J-7 1-2 7, McAdoo S-13 4-S 14. Naler 4-5 0-0 8, Scott 0-1 04 0.

Garrett 1-3 4-4 6. Spnggs 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 44-98 28-39 120 UTAH 1107) Dantley 4-13 16-18 24. Bailey 2-8 2-2 6. Eaton 1-2 1-1 3.

Green 6-10 2-3 14, Griffith 6-16 5-7 18. Wilkins 6-10 7- 12 19, Bcswell 0-0 0-0 0, Eaves 4-7 3-5 11, Drew 6-9 8- 12 20, Hansen 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 35-77 44-60 115. Los Angeles 33 35 23 19-120 Utah 32 24 28 31-115 Total fouls-Los Angeles 41, Utah 27. Rebounds-Los Angeles 60 Abdul-Jabbar 141.

Utah 41 i Dantley 10. Bailev 101. Assists Los Angeles 25 (Johnson 141, Utah 21 (Griffith 5, Dantley 5). Technical -Wilkins, Utah bench. hoop, he said.

I think we 11 be okay We just had a couple of bad stretches in the fourth quarter and Denver took advantage." Utah led 98-97 after three quarters, but Denver quickly took the lead and had a safe 123-110 margin with 4:48 to play. Issel and rookie Howard Carter each had sis points in the decisive 26-12 spurt. Lloyd, an off season acauisition. led all scorers with 28 points and added 11 rebounds and 10 assists in a brilliant all-around effort. Jones flashed his standout defensive skills in the kind of team effort that worried McHone, the Spurs' rookie coach.

Boston built a 21-potnt lead late in the third quarter and never let the Cavaliers, 0-2, back into the game. World B. Free scored 23 points for Cleveland. COMPUTER rights reserved. Gerald Henderson added 18 points and Larry Bird 16 as the Celtics evened their record at 1-1.

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Comput-Each ers and instructors provided at each 2-hour daily session. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (UPI) Quarterback Marty Lou-than ran for three touchdowns and Air Force pulled away from Army in the second half for a 41-20 victory Saturday. Louthan, who has scored three or more touchdowns in the last three Air Force games, tallied on runs of four, 36, and two in rushing for 142 yards on 20 carries. The Falcons pushed their season record to 6-2 while Army dropped to 2-6.

from quarterback Bob Healy to flanker Bill Noble. Air Force scored on an eight-yard run by fullback John Ker-shner before Army registered its final touchdown midway through the second quarter on a 64-yard pass from halfback Elton Akins to Noble. The Falcons scored.twice in the final five minutes of the half on Louthan's four-yard run and a four-yard run by halfback Jody Simmons. Walt Disney characters are trademarks ot Walt Disney, Inc All CHECK YOUR PHONE BOOK FOR THE PARTICIPATING Bad liaek STORE, COMPUTER CENTER OR DEALER NEAREST YOU A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES AND DEALERS Rams Nip Lobos 25-24 FORT COLLINS, Colo. (UPI) -Quarterback Terry Nugent set an all-time school passing record with 444 yards and threw for a two-point conversion after time expired Saturday, giving Colorado State a 25-24 Western Athletic Conference triumph over New Mexico.

The Lobos' offense converted two fumble recoveries and an interception by the defense into 14 first-half points, and added a field goal on their own to take 17-0 lead late in the opening half. The error-prone Ram offense SUIT-YOUR-STYLE Boise State Clips Weber The Falcons defeated Navy 44-17 earlier this season and with Saturday's victory clinched the intra-service football trophy for the second straight year. Army threw a scare into sluggish Air Force in the first half going ahead 10 0 before the Falcons broke loose for a 21-17 half-time lead. The Black Knights had a 3-0 first quarter lead on Craig Stopa's 48-yard field goal and built the lead to 10-0 early in the second quarter with an eight-yard pass finally drove 76 yards in nine plays, including a 43-yard pass play from Nugent to Harper La-Bel. Nugent's subsequent three-yard TD pass to Jeff Champine and John Poole's point after made it 17-7 at the half.

The Rams began their last drive on their own 20 with 40 seconds left. They drove to the Lobos' two with one second left and Nugent snuck in with no time on the clock to make it 24-23. Nugent's two-point conversion to Keli McGregor gave the Rams the victory. consecutive time. Webster rushed for 159 yards and caught five passes for another 57 yards.

The Broncos roared out to a 35-10 lead in picking up the win. Boise State is now 2-2 in the Big Sky and 4-4 on the season. The loss virtually eliminated Weber State from a chance of an If A Division I-A A at-large playoff berth. The Wildcats drop to 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the league. Get Ready For HALLO Brighten i day on i dark Halloween Night! TRICK or TREAT Give ui a smile, we'll give you a treat! 6 P.M.-8 P.M.

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Choates' touchdown passes went 23 yards to running back Rodney Webster and nine to tight end Donnie Summers as Boise State beat the Wildcats for the 12th Snow Tops Ricks 35-28 at Rexburg REXBURG The Snow College Badgers, who had won only two games all season prior to their Ricks battle Saturday, beat the Vikings 35-28 in Rexburg. The win over the seventh ranked junior coHege Vikings gave Snow a sweep this season in the series. Snow beat Ricks last month by the same score in Ephraim. Snow started slowly as Ricks scored four points in the first stanza on two safeties. Snow passer Mike Norseth had 325 yards passing on 18-39 with three interceptions.

He threw the miscues in the first quarter. Ricks quarterbacks were 27-56-391 with two interceptions. Snow's record is now 3-6. Meanwhile, Dixie won in the final seconds at St. George as they beat the College of Eastern Utah 24-21.

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