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I I II iL IiLOwmu, lliltml, lilt 0-2 Nugget coach quits Football The Denver Broncos have decided not to pick up the option of 15-year veteran Jim Turner, the Jets' former placeklcker. A lab analysis has confirmed that cocaine was present In the powdery substance placed on the car of a California sportswriter, Bob Padccky, In an apparent frame-up in Oakland Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler's hometown of Gulf Shores, but the amount of cocaine has not been disclosed. The writer had gone to Gulf Shores to interview Stabler. Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Brad-shaw, who received a car for being the most valuable player In the Super Bowl, calls the Pro Bowl a meaningless game. He suggests playing the game the week before the Super Bowl without the players on the two Super Bowl teams.

This season has been a tortuous one for Denver NugRets coach Larry Brown. Now It Is over. Brown, citing health reasons, relinquished his duties last night, and assistant coach Donnle Watih was named interim coach for the rest of the season. "I've been trying to stick with the coaching duties In spite of my physical condition, but I really feel it's best for the team and myself that I step down and work to get back on my feet," said Brown, who declined to be specific about the nature of his physical problems. Brown, who in his fifth season as Denver's coach owns a 272-158 record, has been openly critical of his team's play.

Walsh, a teammate of Brown's at North Carolina, was an assistant coach at South Carolina for 12 years before deciding to enter the legal profession. He was talked out of practicing law by Brown years ago. Utah's Jerry Pimm, a former Southern California star, has been Interviewed for the USC head basketball job, which will be vacated at the end of the season by retiring Bob Boyd. Eastern College Athletic Conference Commissioner Scotty Wbltelaw is awaiting written reports i 0. lit iy ak I li ft rly A Sportlight Boxing The way has been cleared for a Kallle Knoctze-Leon Spinks fight after a federal judge In Florida issued a temporary Injunction barring the State Department from revoking Knoetze's visa.

Roberto Duran has renounced his World Boxing Association lightweight title because he no longer can make the division's 135-pound limit. Duran plans to fight welterweights from now on. Undefeated world superbantamweight champion Wilfredo Gomez of Puerto Rico will make his American debut in a title defense against Nestor Ji-menet of Colombia at Madison Square Garden March 9. Technicals hurt Nets SEATTLE (AP) Although he scored a career high of 40 points for the Nets, Eric Money's two flubs In the last half-minute opened the way to victory for the Seattle SuperSonlcs, To be sure, Lonnie Shelton and Fred Brown also contributed heavily to Seattle's 107-102 victory last night. Shelton sank five field goals and converted two free throws for the Sonics in the final period, finishing with 20 points, while Brown scored six points In the last 29 seconds to finish with 13.

Then there were the seven technical fouls, six assessed to the Nets. Money, who scored 24 points in the first half, committed a turnover and missed a shot in the crucial waning seconds. Seattle coach Lenny Wilkens praised Shelton's play as explosive and aggressive and was the key factor In the final period when the Sonics overcame a 10-point deficit. Shelton's steal set up a Brown lay up for what turned out to be the decisive basket with 29 seconds to play. "Lonnie really became an active part in the fourth," Wilkens said.

"It seemed to spark everybody. A lot of the guys had some big plays down the stretch." Jack Sikma led the Sonics with a career high of 30 points. New Jersey shot better than 50 per cent from the field through the first three periods but dropped to 23 per cent in the fourth quarter. The Nets grabbed an early 10-6 lead on buckets by Bernard King and Money. With Money making all six of his first-quarter shots, the Nets led 32-22 going into the second period.

New Jersey led by as much as 15 points, but the margin had dwindled to 56-50 by intermission after coach Kevin Loughery picked up two technicals and his third ejection of the season. Jan van Breda Kolff also was slapped with a technical when he complained that Shelton pushed him out of the way for an offensive rebound and basket during an eight-point Seattle scoring streak. King and Wilson Washington also picked up technicals, as did both teams for employing zone defenses. Loughery refused to comment on the officiating. He said, "We did exactly what we wanted to do the first 22 minutes of the first half, but not the last two minutes." Wilkens said the Sonics were sluggish, particularity in the first half.

New Jersey maintained control during the third period as forward Phil Jackson took over the coaching chores. The Sonics cut the margin to 69-67 on Sikma's free throw following King's technical, but the Nets then outscored the Sonics 10-2 to lead 85-75 entering the final period. Wilkens replaced John Johnson with Paul Silas at forward, and Seattle began hitting the offensive boards, with Shelton doing much of the damage. from came officials before taking actWn on a post- UPI Photo Darryl Dawkins of76ers goes over Chicago's Scott May to score. Golf Jay Haas, Graham Marsh, and Mike McCul-lough shot 68's to share the first-round lead in the Bing Crowby National Pro-Am.

Silvia Bertolaccini sank a 15-foot putt on the second sudden-death hole to eliminate Nancy Lopei in the first round of the Triple Crown Match Play tournament. Other women advancing in the tournament included Joanne Carner, Pat Bradley, Amy Alcott, Sandra Post, Mary Mills, Donna Young, and Dot Germain. Babe Lichardus of East Orange Country Club is one of four golfers tied for second place after the first round of the PGA National Seniors Championship. George Bayer leads with a 69. Lichardus shot 70.

game tirade by Georgetown coach John Thompson after the Hoyas' 75-74 loss to Oral Roberts Wednesday night. Thompson reportedly stormed the officials' dressing room. Jacksonville University coach Tates Locke has suspended two starters for the season and placed five players, including freshman center Barlow Taylor from Passaic Tech, on probation. He refused to explain his action, but one player said it was because they smoke marijuana. Rutgers, llth-ranked nationally, upset fifth-ranked Maryland 85-76 in women's basketball at College Park, Md.

Denise Kenney had 21 points for Rutgers. Ricky Gomel of Fairleigh Dickinson, who scored 65 points in three games, was named University Division player of the week by the New Jersey College Basketball Writers Association Former Seton Hall star John Ramsay, the Pirates' seventh leading all-time scorer, has joined coach Bill Raf tery's staff as an assistant coach. Hockey Peter McNab, playing In only his second game since coming back from a knee injury, scored one goal and had two assists in the Boston Bruins' 6-1 win over Chicago Jean Pronovost contributed a goal and two assists in the Atlanta Flames' 4-1 triumph over Vancouver Two goals by rookie Bobby Smith highlighted Minnesota's 6-1 rout of Detroit. Paterno honored FROM PAGED! not for Joe Paterno. Then who is it for? The Maras still aren't sure.

"I doubt will have anything bj the weekend," Tim Mara said yesterday after he and his uncle Wellington went through another session. "We're being very thorough. It's not that Well has one man, and I have another, and we're arguing about our choices. It's more a question of both of us selecting who we think is best. "I really don't think it will take much longer.

Of all the candidates, I've only objected to one." sisted with Paterno. "I think of myself as an educator first," he said. "I think there are certain things I can do with young people, and I like the idea of seeing guys come in and four years later go out and do something with themselves." It's a special feeling for Paterno, like the one he experienced last night wher he walked into the stadium to receive his major college coach of the year honor "Sure I felt special," he said. "I think it's a great place, a super place." It's jusl Sportpourri Grand Prix officials have fined Irish driver John Watson 10,000 Swiss francs (about $5,780) for contributing to an accident that marred the start of last month's Argentine Grand Prix. JOHN ROWE PAT PICKER Islanders 4, Fivers 1 College scores NBA NHL SCORE BY PERIODS ISLANDERS Philadelphia 1 1 Eastern Conference NEW YORK, Kasivckl (Bourne), Penalties none.

13 (Hill, Penalties Dupont, Marshall, 10 (VI PATRICK DIVISION Pts.GFGA BASKETBALL AREA Brooklyn 87. Jersey City Stale 77. 'i. -If 4. m.

Yeshlva 63 Stockton 73 Bloomfield 58 Maris! 81 THI 75 228 134 63 214 178 62 211 179 55 163 159 9 4 11 Islanders 33 8 Rangers 29 17 Atlanta 29 20 Philadel. 22 18 3, NEW YORK, Gillies 23 (Hart, Bos- 3 sv) A Kings 62 Monmouth 98 New Haven 96 Nvack 80 Adelphi 87 NEW YORK, Bossy 40 (Hennlng, Howatt), 6:37 Xavler, Ohio 57 Hofstra 70 YORK, Henning 10 (Harris), Temple 92 5.N6 11:55 Western Kentucky 104 CCNY 50 Penalties none. Clemson South Carotin Florida Stale 9 Jacksonville Morehead 5 Western Kv. Old Dominion 3 East Carolina Richmond 14 W. Va.

Tech 'Appalachian 6 Ciladel FDU 7 VMI' Eastern Ky 11 Middle Tenn. Wash. Slate 4 Washington' 'Stanford 7 Arizona Arizona Slate 2 California-Southern Cal 8 Oregon Arkansas 15 Rice "Baylor Texas Tech Texas 22 TCU Okla. City 2 Denver "Seattle 5 San Francisco 'Weber Slate 7 Idaho State 'Portland 2 Santa Clara Reno 4 Lovola, Calif Peooerdine 15 St. Marys Long Beach 12 Fresno Utah Slate 10 Irvine BYU 11 San Diego SI.

SUNDAY Michigan Stale 15 Kansas Villanova 2 Penn Stale Fulierton 8 San Jose' Las Vegas 18 Wyoming West Point Prep 76 taw. wm. Atlantic Division Pet GB Washington 35 15 .700 Philadelphia 29 18 .617 4'a NETS 23 24 .489 lO'a KNICKS 23 30 .434 13Vj Boston 18 31 .367 16'j Central Division San Antonio 31 21 .596 Houston 27 22 .551 2Vj Atlanta 28 25 .528 3'a 20 30 .400 10 Detroit 19 32 .373 11VS New Orleans 17 35 .327 14 EAST SHOTS ON GOAL ISLNDERS Philadelphia 4 6-18 I9 8 7-24 Gordon 41 Babson 71. Goalies ISLANDERS, Smllh. Philadelphia, Stephenson.

Lancaster Bible 52 Boston State 52 Fredonia 38 SI. Francis, Pa 72 Baptist Bible 99 Brdigewaler 55 Buffalo 48 Cleveland St. 88 Farmingham 83. Grove City 75 Curry 77 Rock 63 SMYTHE DIVISION Chicago- 17 24 9 43 146 180 Vancouver 17 28 7 41 155 197 St. Louis 12 34 7 31 156 231 Colorado 12 31 8 32 146 206 NORRIS DIVISION Mont.

35 9 7 77 213 125 Los Ang. 21 24 7 49 189 191 Pills 20 22 8 48 173 175 Wash. 17 27 8 42 174 218 Detroit 10 28 14 34 159 202 ADAMS DIVISION Boston 31 13 8 70 211 161 Toronto 21 20 10 52 162 158 Buffalo 19 19 11 49 164 162 Minnesota 20 23 7 47 161 169 NHL goal scorers Brockporl 68 York 67 MINNESOTA 4 B. Smith. (20), Hobarl 82 Lincoln 78 Mercv 119 Pitt 89 Poinl Park 81 Payne (91 Young 117), Sargent in M- Youna (17).

Sargent I dler (9). Cathedral 72 Luauesne 83 Penn 58 Eastern Conn. 30 UclKVil I ruiumtii 7i. DETROIT 1 Pofonich BOSTON 4 Schmauti (16), McNab R.I. College 42 (18), Foster (3), Cashman Roberts Wesleyan 79 Geneseo 77 Inhn Either tl Na7nreth 46 '61, Kaiene 5), 0 Reilly Ratelle Western Conference Midwest Division Pet GB Kansas City 30 20 .600 Denver 28 25 .528 3'a Milwaukee 22 31 .415 9'j Indiana 20 30 .400 10 Chicago 18 33 .353 12'j HI.

iniiftuu i P.BH Pro bowling SAN ANTONIO, Texas (API Here ere the too 24 bowlers after four rounds ot the $100,000 Professional Bowling tournament at Wonder Bowl, the AMF Mag- St. Michael's, VI. 113 Stonehill 94 Salem Slate 91 Fitchburg 76 Trinity, Conn. 44 Amherst 43 watth Geneva 57 ATLANTA 4 Pronovost (20), Laurence (8i, MacMillan (26), Houston (9). VANCOUVER I Gillis (10).

icicore open. 1 California, 71 Waynesburg 93 Frank Ellenburg. Louie Moore Rich Carruba Al Stonum Henry Gonzalez Pacific Division 6,106 6,096 6,058 6,046 6.045 6,042 4. 5. 6.

7. SOUTH iteve Nett 33 16 .673 Seattle LAST NIGHT ISLANDERS 4 Boston 6 Atlanta 4 Minnesota 4 Dick Ritger Colgate 73 Clemson 110 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 1 Vancouver 1 Detroit 1 WHA Los Angeles 32 20 .615 2Va 8. Dave Beckmann. 9. Jim Stanley Finally, a win for Cauthen ARCADIA, Calif.

(AP) Steve Cauthen's losing streak of 110 endedyesterday when the 18-year-old jockey, in a substitute role, guided Father Duffy to a narrow victory in the fourth race at Santa Anita. The victory was the first for Cauthen in exactly one month his only other pair of wins of 1979 came on New Year's Day. Cauthen, who piloted Affirmed to the Triple Crown last year, was a late substitute for Laffit Pin-cay aboard Father Duffy, Pincay took off his mounts after the second race because of illness. Father Duffy covered 11-16 miles in 1:46 4-5 on a muddy track to win by a neck over Vaslov. As the third choice in a field of seven, he paid J7.60, and $2.40.

Ironically, Father Duffy is trained by Laz Bar-rera, who decided Monday to remove Cauthen in favor of Pincay as the jockey who will ride Affirmed in the $200,000 Strub Stakes Sunday. "The race went perfectly for us," said Cauthen. "I've ridden this horse before and know he's kind of lazy, so I kept after him all during the race from the time I left the gate." Father Duffy battled the length of the homestretch stride-for-stride with Vaslov, who was ridden by Marco Castaneda. An inquiry was posted, but it was determined by stewards that there was no interference. "Around the final turn, I came up alongside Dar-rel (McHargue, aboard Latin Touch), but didn't want to get to the lead too soon," said Cauthen.

"When Marco moved outside, I had to go. Marco's horse was in front of us at the three-sixteenth pole, but my horse was trying to catch him again. I didn't know we'd win it until the final yards." Cauthen, who finished out of the money in three other rides yesterday, now has five victories in 151 races during the Santa Anita meeting. He said he wasn't too worried about the inquiry. "I wasn't too concerned because both horses were close together and the track was off," said Cauthen.

"There was a little bumping with the horses slipping around there, but it was 50-50." The crowd of 13,645 gave Cauthen a rousing reception after the race. Seemingly moved by the response, the jockey said he had not felt pressure. "I wasn't feeling any pressure since I made the decision to stay in California," said Cauthen, who announced Jan. 21 he was leaving for the East but changed his mind two days later. "I knew I was doing everything I could, so it was only a matter of time until I got some live mounts." 10.

Jay Robinson PtS GF GA COLLEGE BASKETBALL FRIDAY Asterisk indicatei home team. Predicted Predicted Predicted Winner Margin Loser NC State 8 Virginia Tech North Carolina 17 Furman (above games at Charolotte, N.C.I 'Columbia 7 Dartmouth Yale 3 Princeton Penn 5 Brown Cornell 4 Harvard Marquelle 11 SI Louis Kansas 7 Okla. State 'California 5 Ariiona Ariiona State 2 Stanford PeDperdine 4 Reno Utah 6 San Diego St. Colorado Stale 3 Wyoming SATURDAY AFTERNOON St Bonaventure 2 Providence- Duke 4 Maryland Michigan 8 Illinois Oregon Stat 3 UCLA Ohio 1 Kent Slate "Memphis State 6 Tulane Texas 21 Houston Virginia 5 Wake Forest Mississippi Vanderbilt Marshall 4 Chattanooga Iowa Slate 3 Kansas State New Mexico 7 El Paso Notre Damt 19 Dayton Indiana 1 Ohio State Purdue 2 Wisconsin Creighton 7 NM Slate Central Mich 10 Northern III. 'Eastern Mich.

4 Miami, Ohio Lafayette 8 Bucknell Fairfield 10 Manhattan Rider 3 Lehigh SATURDAY NIGHT Temple 11 Drexel Rhode island 2 St. Joe's fabove two games al Palestra) NC Slate 10 Furman North Carolina 7 Virginia Tech (above two games at Charlotte, NC) Rutgers 5 George Wash LaSaiie 3 American Pill 3 West Virginia Brown 1 Princeton Columbia 11 Harvard Penn 4 Yale Dartmouth 3 Cornell Duquesne 7 UMass Army 1 Holy Cross- 'UConn 13 New Hampshire 'St John's 19 Niagara lona 5 SI Francis, NY Wagner 8 LIU Seton Hall 12 St. Peler's BC 17 Fordham Canisius 8 Catholic Boston 5 Maine' St Francis, Pa. 2 Siena Michigan State 25 Northwestern Minnesota 5 Iowa Nebraska 2 Colorado Oklahoma 11 Missouri Georgetown 1 Detroit Toledo II Bowling Green Ball State 9 Western Mich. Indiana Stale 7 Tulsa Soulhern Illinois 7 Bradley Wichita 5 West Texas' Louisville 14 Cincinnati DePaul 2 Oral Roberts Xavier 4 Evansville LSU 11 Kentucky Alabama 4 Tennessee Florida 10 Auburn Miss Slate 7 Georgia Western Caro.

11 Davidson 148 52 173 .24 17 4 Quebec Georgia Tech 73 Murray 60 NE Louisiana 99 Southern Miss 79 South Alabama 114 South Florida 83 VMI 78 Campbell 74 Washington 8. Lee 74 Lynchburg 72 West Virginia 66 Westminster 63 William Mary 44 Roanoke 43 Phoenix 31 20 .608 3 San Diego 26 27 .491 9 Portland 23 25 .479 9'a Golden State 25 28 .472 10 11. Bill Spigner 6.035 12. Mark Roth, No. Arlington 13.

Mickev Highham 6,005 14. Dan Roche 5.W4 15. Roger Tramp 50 180 154 50 186 178 46 166 141 45 171 171 41 167 187 16. Mai Acosta J. Rvr.

New England 22 15 6 Winnipeg 22 19 4 Edmonton 23 19 0 Cincinnati 20 23 5 Birmingham 19 24 3 LAST NIGHT Birmingham 7 MIDWEST Illinois 67 Indiana 68 LAST NIGHT Sealtlt 107 Detroit 120 Washington 123 Philadelphia 128. Minnesota 57 Michigan 62 Wisconsin 64 5,944 .5,885 .5.884 .5,870 5,824 .5,816 .5,811 .5,764 17. Joe 18. Don Johnson 19. Neil Burton 20.

Charlie Venable 21. Pete McCordic 22. David Husted 23. Pele Couture 24. Les Zikes NETS IK Cleveland 114 San Antonio 122 Chicago 105 5 Iowa 70.

Michigan State 84 Ohio State 79 (OT) Notre Dame 66 Xavier, Ohio 57 Purdue 68 Northeastern 58 Tulsa 82 Drake 73 TONIGHT No games scheduled TOMORROW RANGERS at Los Angeles, II pm. Boston at ISLANDERS, 8 pm. Colorado at St Louis, 2:35 m. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Vancouver at Washington, 7:35 p.m.

Chicago at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Montreal at Toronto, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Minnesota, 9 P.m. SUNDAY ISLANDERS at Chicago, 8:30 P.m. Vancouver at Boston, 2 St Louis at Buflalo, 7 pm.

Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Montreal at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Detroit, 8 P.m. Toronto at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, 9:35 P.m.

NCAA basketball statistics TONIGHT Quebec at New England, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Winnipeg, 9 p.m. TOMORROW New England at Birmingham, 9 p.m. SUNDAY Edmonton Quebec, 8 p.m. Cincinnati al Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m.

trnrina SOUTHWEST Arkansas 68 Arkansas State 70 Hardin-Simmons 69 Indiana State 91 Texas Tech 78 Rir4 InritanR St Texas 58 McNeese 69 N. Texas 68 NM State 89 (OT) Rice 54 TONIGHT KNICKS at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. NETS at Portland, 11 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Indiana, I p.m.

New Orleans at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Washington at Houston, 9 m. Detroit at Kansas City, 9 p.m. San Antonio at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. i Denver at San Diego.

10 p.m Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. TOMORROW NIGHT No games scheduled FAR WEST Boise State 70 Avg s. 433 27 1 564 26.9 482 26.8 442 26 0 441 25.9 438 25 8 460 25.6 432 25.4 430 25.3 448 24.9 471 24 8 419 4.S 490 24.5 Pts 130 121 ul 98 104 73 130 82 106 94 69 8 Weber Stale 63 192 189 208 192 169 184 171 165 175 162 177 200 175 218 Butler, Idaho St Dawkins, N. Ill Hill, Okla City Gerdy, Davidson Johnson, Baylor Williams, lsld Galis, Seton Hall Perry, Holy Cross Tillman, E. Ky Stieloer, Madison Stroud, Miss, Manning, N.Tex.

St Sirnpkins, Ga. Stn Murphy, Stn. U. Sn Jose 61 (OT) Cal-lrvlne 62 Cal Polv-Pomona 59 UC Riverside 56 Fresno State 59 Santa Barbara 49 Los Angeles State 63 Northridge 58 Northern Ariiona 76 Idaho State 75 (OT) Pacific 88 Long Beach State 69 Portland 85 San Francisco 82 Seattle 84 Santa Clara 71 UCLA 65 Oregon 58 Sonics 107, Nets 102 NETS (102) Nets scoring King 5 2-6 12, van Breda Koltl 1 5. Johnson 3 3-4 9, Jordan 1 2-3 4.

Money 15 10-12 40. Williamson 7 6-4 20, Basset) 0 2-2 Washington 1 0-0 2, Jackson 3 5-2 8. To Fulierton 70 Utah State 85 Area college basketball schedule FRIDAY Princeton at Yale, 8 p.m. Trenton State at Ramaoo, 8 p.m. Dartmouth at Columbia, 8 p.m.

SATURDAY Rutgers at George Washington, 8 p.m. Princeton at Brown. 8 p.m. St. Peter's at Seton Hall, 8 P.m.

York at Uosaia, 8 P.m. Stockton State al Montclalr Stale, 8 p.m. Niagara at St John's, 8 p.m. Harvard at Columbia, 8 p.m Fordham al Boston College. 8 p.m.

Fairfield at Manhattan, 8 p.m. N.J Tech al Jersey Cilv State, pm. West Point Prep at Bergen CC, 2 p.m. Pratt at Stevens Tech, 8 p.m. FDU at VMI, 8 p.m.

tals 37 58-37 107 SEATTLE (107) Johnson 0 2-7 2, Shelton 9 2-3 20, Sikma 9 12-13 30, Johnson 4 3-4 11, Williams 7 NBA scoring PHILADELPHIA 128 Ervlno 32, B. Jones Tl, C. Jones 16, Bibbv 15, Cheeks 8, Mix 12. Simpson 18, Dawkins 16, Collins DNP. CHICAGO id? Landsberger 9, May 11, Gilmore 20, Holland 27, Theus 13, M.

Johnson 13, Brown 2, Mengelt 8, Dud-lav 2. WASHINGTON 123 Dandrldge 36, Haves 30, Unseld 10, Henderson 13, Grev-ey 23, Wright 2. Johnson 4, Ballard 5. Corjine 0. SAN ANTONIO 12J Kenon 19, Olberding 12, Paulti 12, Silas 23, Ger-vm 37, Green 8, Gal 6, DietricK 2, Mostey Dampiir 0.

DETROIT 120 Carr 29, Douglas 14, Lanier 29, Porter 15, Long 8, Tyler 18, Tatum 0, PouquetttO, Wakefield 1. CLEVELAND ut Russell 29, B. Smith 5, Chones 10, A. Carr 24, Higgs 18, Mitchell 14, Brewer 2, Lee 8, Lambert Dartmouth 4 -Holy Cross 0 Merrimack 3 AIC 2 (OT) HOCKEY Boston Colorado 8 Colgate 4 Lowell 9 Middleburv 3 New Haven 6 Yale 7 is I 2-7 4. 0, Snyder F5 Pt Ava King 47 444 226 1114 23 7 Williamson 41 341 217 899 21 9 Money 44 303 131 737 16.7 Jordan 46 189 92 40 10 2 Bovnes 41 160 82 402 9 1 Washington 45 159 48 366 8 1 Skinner 21 51 66 US 8 0 Jackson 34 90 46 226 6 6 Johnson.

44 107 56 270 6.1 vnBrdaKlfTZ 45 68 44 180 4 0 Basset! 47 66 49 181 3.9 Totals 2019 JUSTSO Walker 3 0-0 6, Awtrey ff 0-0 1-3 5. Totals 29-34 107 Colby 3 Nets 32 24 29 17- 102 Northeastern 4 in' Seattle 28 25 32- lo 17 Fouled out-D Johnson. Nets n. loiai touis- Total fouls- WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Ramaoo 67 SI. Elijabeth's 40 Rutgers 85 Maryland 76 29, Seattle 25 Technicals- Nels lone defense, Seattle zone defense, Washington, King, Nels coach Loughery 2, van Breda KoM A-17J32 ATLANTIC STERLING CITY CHARTER Sports Calendar Beard on Food Wdrfday Friday The Record BUS TRIPS FOREST CALL (201) 440-1411 0 TlwBmgestNew, Boat Show on tw Auantic Coastl jJl Five million dollars wodh ot boals and accessories million squate leel ot displays one ol the country largest exhtbtl facilities Maiot power and saiiboai lines up to 43 leel 2 Complete ottering ot accessories Iftj lot ire powet boater sa.iot Affiwi Four Chair Lifts Six Slopes Ski School Rentals Cafeteria Night Skiing Apres Lounge and more WE HAVE (Usi (314) 351-4768 for ski conditions ships; start of the 24 Hours of Davtona auto race.

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That's It in Sports. How to ski. Channel 50. 5:00 p.m. Golf.

Bins Crosby Pro-Am. Channel 2. 5:00 p.m. Wide World of Sports. U.S.

National Fioure-Skating Championships; International Cliff-Diving Championships. Channel 7. 5:00 p.m. Soccer. Channels 13 and 41.

1:00 p.m. Harness racing at the Meadowlands, Roosevelt. 1:00 p.m. Hockey. Bruins at Islanders.

WMCA. 1:00 p.m. Basketball. St. Peter's at Seton Hall.

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WKCR- FM (89.9). 1:00 p.m. Basketball. Rutgers at George Washington. WBGO-FM (88.3).

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Hockey. Rangers at Los Angeles. Channel FRIDAY 12:00 p.m. Harness racing at Freehold. 12:30 p.m.

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Peter Fleming. Channel 11. Taped. 1:00 p.m. Basketball.

Fulierton at Utah State. Channel 48. Taped from Thursday. 2:00 p.m. Hockey.

Red Wings at Penguins. Channel 11 2:00 p.m. Hockey. Providence vs. Brown.

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