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Announce complete Big 15 rosters inurir Hi rai wm mm Mary Jane Wertt, Newport, 5-10, Kike Wagner, Scranton Central, HARRISBURG (AP) A total of to high school basketball players from across the state have been selected for the PIAA East-West Big 15 Basketball Classic. The all-star games will be played April 21 in Harrisburg State Farm Show Arena. Girls will play at 6 30 p.m. and boys at 8. The games will be carried on statewide television by Total Communications Systems Each game will have two 20-minute halves, with no rone defenses allowed Following are the team rosters, including high schools, heights and positions of the players BOYS-EAST Horace Owens.

Dobbin Tech. 6-fooM. guard Ricky Tucker. Philadelphia Overbrook, 5-9. guard Bill Thornton, Bishop Hoban, 5-11, guard Kevin McCray.

West Philadelphia, 5-9. guard Dave Davis. Cumberland Valley. 6-4. guard Chuck Brewer.

Coatesville. 6-2. guard Sam Bowie. Lebanon. 7-1.

center Brant Weidner. Parkland, 6-9, center Mike Mclntyre, Philadelphia Father Judge. 6-7, forward Rudy Burton. Chester. 6-5.

forward Mike Nelson, Easton, 6-6, forward Carl Smith, Norristown. 6-4. forward center Dariene Newman, Pottstown, 6-1, center Debbie Lytel, Philadelphia Simon Grati, 5-10, forward Jill McKone, Collingdale. 5-11. forward Katby Beisel.

Philadelphia St. Huberts. 5-10, forward Barbara Koch. Tamaqua. 5-10, forward Carol Polachek.

Kingston Bishop O'Reilly, 5-7, forward Barb Williams. Pottsville Nativity, 5-8, forward GIRLS-WEST Chris Gulas, Indiana. 5-8. guard Jody Imbrie. Butler.

5-8. guard Sue Kocjancic. Johnsonburg. 5-6, guard Judy Abel, Pittsburgh Canevin, 5-4, guard Corinne Gulas, Indiana, 5-8, guard Kim Basick, Franklin Regional, 5-9, guard Pam Miklasevich, Franklin Regional, 6-0, center Kathy Och, Thomas Jefferson, 6-1, center Dorothy Raffel, State College, 5-10, forward Cheryl Ellison. Franklin Regional.

6-0, forward Liz Sadler. Thomas Jefferson 6-0, forward Cindy Harvey, Pittsburgh Allderdice, 5-9. forward Cindy Kress. Pittsburgh North Catholic, 5-11. forward Nicki Winovich, Brentwood, 5-9, forward Terri Savage, West Mifflin South, 5-9, forward forward Mitch Schmidt, Allentown Allen, H.

forward Jim Tuman. Honeadale, S-6, forward BOYS-WEST Damon Bryant Beaver Falls, S-J, guard Mike Gette. Girard, 6-S, guard Adam Bostiek. Jeannette, 6-1. guard Ed McCallister.

Archbishop Boyle, 5-11. guard John Ryan. Wilkinsburg, 5-11, guard Dave Phillips, Keystone Oaks, 6-2, guard Rick Tunstall, Altoona. 7-0, center Larry Anderson, Pittsburgh Schenley. 64.

guard Walt Stone, Erie Academy. 6-9, forward Joe Myers, Burrell, 6-7, forward Bill Varner, Valley, 6-6, forward Ed Bombich, Baldwin, 6-4, forward Ricky Webb, Donora Ringgold, 6-5, forward Jay Jancosko, Pittsburgh Canevin. 6-3. forward Cosby Pryor. Valley, 6-3, forward GIRLS-EAST Donna Kennedy, Catasauqua, 5-7, guard Ann Troyan, Philadelphia Archbishop Carroll, 5-7, guard Jan Gustin, Harrisburg Bishop McDevitt, 5-7.

guard Barbara Barr, Lancaster, 5-6, guard Jeannie Booros, Allentown Central Catholic, 5-8, guard Libby McNulty, Dunmore, 5-7, guard Karen Kolb, Neshaminy Maple Point, 6-2, center ilk cent Fayock was elected vice president and treasurer. Smith outlined the events that will take place on the national level during the next year. Dancing followed the dinner. Guests from the Wilkes-Barre, Berwick and Scranton chapters also attended. The Hazleton Chapter will hold its annual antique auto show at the Prestolite parking lot July 22.

ANTIQUE AUTO PRINCIPALS William Smith (second from left), newly-elected president of the Antique Automobile Club of America, exchanges congratulations with James Papada of Hazleton, newly-elected president of the Hazleton Chapter AACA, at a dinner at the Boro Cafe, West Hazleton, Saturday night. Looking on are Phillip Jackson, Hazleton AACA treasurer (left) and Robert Miorelli, toastmaster. Vin Dawkins stars for 76ers points, two below his season high. Julius Erving led Philadelphia with 23 points. Los Angeles made a sensational rally when trailing 109-100 with 1:38 left.

Within a space of 50 seconds the Lakers scored 11 straight points to lead 111-109 with 8 seconds left. Philadelphia, after calling time out, in-bounded the ball, Bobby Jones throwing to Eric Money. Money speared the ball to Dawkins, who made a layup to tie the game at 111-111 and was fouled in the process by Jabbar. Dawkins' foul throw from the free line made it 112-111. After the Lakers called time out, Dave Robisch in-bounded the ball to Jamaal Wilkes, who missed a long jumper down center as the game ended.

Bobby Jones scored 18 points for Philadelphia while Henry Bibby and Money had 16 apiece and Dawkins added 14. Norm Nixon scored 20 points for Los Angeles while Ron Boone added 17 and Wilkes 16. LOS ANGELES (111) Ford 3 1-2 7. Wilkes 4 8-9 16, Jabbar IS 8-12 38. Nixon 8 4-5 20, Boone 8 1-1 17.

Carr 1 0-0 2. Hudson 0 2-2 2, Price 3 1-1 7, Robisch 1 0-0 2 Totals 43 25-32 111., PHILADELPHIA (112) Erving 10 3-4 23. B. Jones 7 4-4 18, Jones 3 1-2 7. Cheeks 6 0-0 12, Blbby 7 2-2 16.

Money 7 2-2 16. Mix 2 2-2 6. Collins 0 0-0 0, Dawkins 6 2-3 14 Totals 48 16-19 112. LVOS Angeles 22 28 36 25-111 Philadelphia 33 24 27 28-112 Fouled out-Ford. Total fouls-Los Angeles.

19. Philadelphia. 24 Technical -Cunningham. II UCHCflHL Orioles ship four players MIAMI (AP) The Baltimore Orioles announced Sunday they had assigned the contract Andres Mora outright to Rochester of the International League. The Red Wings immediately option-ed the 23-year-old outfielder to Saltillo of the Mexican League.

At the same time, Baltimore optioned outfielders Carlos Lopez, Mark Corey and pitcher John Flinn to Rochester. The four cuts reduced the Orioles roster to 28, three above the opening-day player limit. Mora spent parts of three seasons with Baltimore and had his best year in 1977 when he hit 13 home runs and drove in 44 runs in 77 games. He started last season at Rochester but was recalled May 15 and hit .214 in 76 games. Lopez was with Baltimore all last season after being acquired in a trade with Seattle.

He appeared in 129 games and batted .238. Flinn, a right-handed pitcher, had two stints last year with Baltimore. He was first recalled from Rochester on May 6 and came up again two months later after having been demoted on June 23. He appeared in 13 games for the Orioles, compiling a 7.88 earned run average. Corey spent all of 1978 at Rochester after undergoing knee surgery last March.

He batted 324 in 74 games with the Red Wings. The Orioles defeated the University of Miami 5-3 Sunday as Lee May hit two home runs and John Lowenstein won. Hie Mew PHILADELPHIA (AP) Darryl Dawkins scored a three-point play with 5 seconds left to lift the Philadelphia 76ers to a 112-111 triumph over the Los Angeles Lakers in a National Basketball Association game Sunday afternoon. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of Los Angeles was the game's high scorer with 38 Valente Tourney resumes tonight FRANK VALENTE MEMORIAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Tonight's Games 6:30, Booty's Bombers vs. Pizza; 8, Rim Wreckers vs.

Noah's Ark. The Frank Valente Memorial Basketball Tournament, after a weekend break, will resume action tonight with two games. Booty's Bombers will play Pizza at 6:30 p.m. and The Rim Wreckers will take on Noah's Ark at 8. Booty's will go with Frank Pape, Mike Beltrami, Jim Hudock, Peter O'Donnell, Jim Malloy and Bob McCarthy of Bishop Hafey.

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15 in a preliminary bout to the Muhammad Ali-Leon Spinks heavyweight championship fight. The fight is scheduled for April 14. "It's good to be back in a city that's been lucky for me," Rossman said as he got off the plane from Philadelphia shortly before noon. Less than two hours later he was at work in a side room of the Superdome. It's the second time Rossman has been scheduled to defend his title against Galindez.

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