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2t Adwrtinr, Lofoytt, Jon. 1917 Mayes is tabbed NFL 'a best rookie Sports finer points VITAL TATIST1CS ZO POUNDS 23 VABS OLD 3RD ROUND D8AFTEE 1353 VARDS RU9WING BERT BELL TROPHY ROOKHE op the year sew oslbans saints 1982 SD 1W3 SD 19M SD 1985 SD 1966 SD Totals 4.7-YARD AVERAGE 1.449 TOTAL YARDS 36 545 15 0 65 960 14.8 3 61 793 13,0 6 59 932 .5.8 7 34 UC 12.9 2 750 12144 14.2 45 NBA Glance By Tlw Associated Press All Times CST EASTERN CONFERENCE Bucks 113. Kings 89 SACRAMENTO (19) Thorpe 7 12 3 4 17, Tyler 0 2 00 0, Thompson 9 1115 19, D.Smith 4 17 0 0 8 Theus 5 10 6 7 16, Johnson 2 8 11 5, Wilson 0 2 0 0 0, Klelne 4 9 3 3 11, Steppe 0 7 0 0 0, Pressley 3 9 0 0 6. Olberdmg 13 I 1 3, Rogers2 20 04 Totals 37-91 15-2189-MILWAUKEE (113) Cummings 11 18 1 1 23, Reynolds 8 13 5 6 21, Sikma 7 13 0 0 14, Hodges 5 11 0 0 11, Pierce 812 0-0 16, Breuer 5 9 2 3 12, Bridgeman 3 7 2 2 8, Bradley 14 0 0 2, K.Smith 1 1 0 0 2, Engler 0 3 0 0 0, Collins 2 4004. Totals 51 9510 12113 Sacramento II 23 25 23- 19 Milwaukee 34 20 29 30-113 Three point goals Hodges.

Fouled out None Rebounds Sacramento 54 (Thorpe 9), Milwaukee 52 (Cummings 111. Assists Sacramento 26 (Theus 5), Milwaukee 31 Hodges 7) Total fouis-Sacamento 13, Milwaukee 23 ATfON Permanently banned Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell Wiggins, Houston Rockel guards, from the league tor drug use. CLEVELAND CAVALiERS-Signed Craig Ehfo. guard, to a 10 day contract. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Activated Jeff Ruland, center, from the injured list FOOTBALL National Football League BUFFALO BiLLS-Named Wait Corey defensive coordinator and iinebacker coach.

DALLAS COWBOYS-Named Jim Erkenbeck offensive line coach COLLEGE ARIZONA Named Dick Tomey head football coach. CANl Si US Announced Michael Ray Jackson, guard, has been ruled acaoem icaliy ineligible for basketball. GEORGIA TECH-Named Charlie Rtzzo, inside linebacker coach, and Brian Baker, outside linebacker coach MCNEE5E STATE -Suspended Michael Cutnght guard, indefinitely from the basketball team for disciplinary reasons. SAN DIEGO STATE Named Jon Hoke defensive iine and special teams coach, Mike Nelson outside linebackers coach. Announced that Dana Bible, tight ends coach, would also coach receivers.

SAN JOSE STATE Named Rick Rasnick offensive coordinator and Dan Henson quarterback sand receiverscoacn SYRACUSE-Announced that Rodney Walker, basketball forward, has left school. Atlantic Division Pet GB Boston 24 10 Philadelphia 20 16 556 5 Washington 19 17 SU 6': New YorK 13 7a 333 13 New Jersey 10 2 5 286 UVi Central Division Atlanta 24 9 727 Detroit 22 10 689 Milwaukee 23 14 622 3 Chicago is 15 .545 Indiana I7 19 486 Cleveland 14 21 490 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Dallas 23 12 657 Utah 21 13 619 Houston 16 18 471 6' 2 Denver 16 2 1 432 Sacramento 9 2o 257 14 San Antonio 9 26 257 14 Pacific Division LA. Lakers 27 8 .771 Portland 23 14 622 5 Gown State 20 16 556 7': Seattle 18 16 529 Vh Phoeni 22 .385 13 L.A. Clippers 4 31 .114 71 Monday 'i Games Washington 113 Sacramento 1CN Atlanta 125. LA.

Clippers 115 Late Games Not Included Tuesday's Top 20 Fared By Murray Olderman NEW ORLEANS (NEA) In the northern reaches of Saskatchewan, which breed hockey players in the winter, mosquitoes in the summer and not much else in between, a little boy dreamed his own unlikely dream. He dreamed that, emerging from North Battleford on the isolated plains of central Canada, he would play in the far-off National Football League south of the border. And Rueben Mayes did. Having completed his first season as a pro with the New Orleans Saints, Mayes has been named winner of the NEA World Almanac Bert Bell Trophy as the outstanding rookie in the NFL. The Bell award, which reflects the views of pro football coaches, scouts and journalists, was made by experts representing the World Almanac and its 140 co-sponsoring newspapers; and its publisher.

NEA. The results were distributed by NEA to more than 600 daily newspapers. Any day now, Mayes will get his green card as an alien making his living in the United States. Mayes bucked the odds all the way He went to Washington State, which is on the edge of the boonies in Division I college football; it was the only school that offered him a scholarship. In his junior year, he burst forth as an All-American, with such performances as 357 yards gained rushing in one game (an NCAA record) against Oregon.

Still, the pros had him tabbed as just a straight-ahead runner out of the veer formation. The Saints drafted him in the third round, behind touted local product Dalton Hilliard of LSU. Hilliard started the first four games of the season Mayes didn even touch the ball in the opener. But against the 49ers in the third game, he flashed his ability with 64 yards on seven carries. In his first NFL start, against the tough Washington Redskins, Mayes picked up 80 yards in 13 carries.

He was off and running. Despite the late start, he broke the challenging 1.000-yard barrier. He finished third in the NFC (behind Eric Dickerson and Joe Morris) with 1 ,353 yards rush- The present has turned out quite well. too. for a 23-year old rookie.

In the Voting for the Bell award, named for the past president of the NFL, Mayes was a clear choice over such other rookies as quarterback Jim Everett of the Los Angeles Rams i an even later starter); wide receiver Bill Brooks of Indianapolis; and linebacker John Offerdahl of Miami. USFL products such as Herschel Walker, though nominally first-year men in the NFL. were exempted from the voting. Which left Mayes to rise to the top. ing ahd a 4.7-yard average every time he was handed the ball.

He also scored eight touchdowns on the ground. Against Tampa Bay in mid-October. Mayes sprained an ankle and still picked up 172 yards in 24 carries He peaked with a 203-yard performance against Miami. And he did this hampered all fall by a partially torn Achilles tendon which required postseason surgerv. Maves is built chunkilv at 5-foot 1 1 and 201 pounds.

The Saints' media guide billed him as "a straight-ahead runner with gcod blocking But he showed an excellent burst of speed and the talent to cut against the grain when he reached daylight In team tests, he was also the strongest plaver on the Saints, pound for pound. Coach Jim Mora of New Orleans feels that the lack of high-school football experience delayed his development, and that the best is still to come. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Charlie Joiner's Career Highlifhts By The Associated Press IHt Selectee by Houston as defensive bach from Grambling St. on fourth round of NFL draft. Caught seven passes tor 77 yards before breaking arm and missing last half of season 170 Posted two 100 yard receiving efforts in nine games he played.

Among six catches for 143 yards in Dec. 13 game vs Cincinnat, was 87 yard TD, one of two scores on the day Traded to Bengals with linebacker Ron Pritchard for running backs Fred Willis and Raul Robinson. 173 Missed game in nth week, the last game he missed until Dec. 14, 1986, a string of 194 regular season appearances ana 247 including playoffs. 1975 Made five receptions for 114 yards vs.

Pittsburgh, first 100 yard effort in almost five years Gained career best 200 vards on seven catches but no TDs Nov 23 vs. Cleveland 976 Traded to Chargers April 2 tor defensive end Coy Bacon Caught 61 yarcj TD in game vs. Houston as he exceeded 100 yards receiving for ourth straight game. Went on to first l. 000 yard season, imsn-ng wih 5C receptions for 1,058 yards and career best seven TDs.

Named to AFC Pro Bowt game, here he caughr game winning TD Throw from 'cmpr teammate Ken Anderson in 24 Utriumph. 197 Established career high w-'h 72 receptions ano cracked :,000 vard earner for second time ith 1,00 Exceeoec 100 ya'3 barner in four games. Went to dressing room twicp ilh injuries but returned to cach 33 yard TD from Dan Fouts to seal Chargers' 177 victory over Denver, giving San Diego its first AFC Wes' title Since 165. )M CaughT career high 10 passes fir ll yards and one TD in 44 7 rout of N.Y Giants, one 0' three 100 yard games on season. Finished year wth 71 cettnes for 1,132 yaras.

Added 10 receptions for 213 yards ano three TDs in playoffs as Charge advanced to AFC game Named Pro Bowl or second time 1911 Established career high with U88 yards receiving on 70 receptions th-ro straight year of 70 or more, end seven TDs Erioyec five lOOyard games, including San Diego career oest lt yard effort (six atches i opener vs Cincinnati ano 106 yarder (six catches; in 43 38 overtime win over Miami in AFC Divsior.ai oitVoff 162 Despite three 1 00 yard games, went strike shortened regular season, without catching TD pass BroKe through 28 yarder from Dan Fouts 'o open Chargers scoring in 34 13 loss to Miami in second round of AFC Super Bowl toL-rna ment. 183 Caught 65 passes for 960 yards, twice '00 yards, to move from ninth to fourth Ofl the al) lime list. Earned team Most Valuable Player honors. Surpassed 10,000 career receiving yards in irst week of season to become fourth in league history to reach mark. Fai'ure to catch pass in fourth week ende3 ri game st'eak with at least one catch Made 650th ca'eer reception on Nov 24 to establish all lime NFl record, surpassing Chaney Taylor's W9.

Edec season with iS7 catches Tied career high with seven TD grabs or season for fourth time 1986 At 39, the oldest rece-ver evpr to play in tne NFL. Made tour catches or 3V yards Oct. 6 vs Seattle to become all time NFl yardage leaaer 11,655 yards, passing Don Maynara's 11.834. Finished 18th season with league recoro games played oy receiver. 34 receptions for 440 yards and ho TDs.

Career totals: 239 games, 750 catcnes 12.146 yards, 16 2 average per catch and 65 TDS I he Original DONS Seafood Steak House Inc. Fresh Crawfish Bisque. AMERICA'S NO. 1 NAME IN RADIUS Sports in brief Tfrncstone Australian Tennis Championships MELBOURNE. AP) Re suits Tuesday in the Si, 650.

000 Ford Australian Open Tennis Ch-ampicnship at Kooycn-; Men Singles First Round Matt Anger, Pieasanton, Caitf, del Marcel Freeman, os Angeles, 6 4, 1-0, retired Dernck Rostagno. Rancho palos verdes, Calif det. Ndukd Odzor. Nigeria. 7 5.

6-2. 6 3, Waiiy Masur, Australia, def. John Saor Charlotte. N.C 7.6 4, 6 0 Mark K'atzmann, Australia, def Jay Princeton N.J., Sussei! Simpson, New Zealand def. Gary Donnefiv, 7 6.

6-7, 6 Bud Boston, oef Steve Guy, New Zealand, 7 3 John Letts. Roidno Hiils, Calif def. Giladeioom. israe1. i 6, 7 5, 6 4 6 4 Mtchi'el Schapers, Netherlands, def Jon i-evine, Ptttenix.Ariz.,6-1,6 4.t a Mar Wooeforde, Australia ce'.

Michael Baroch. Australia, 6 3. 6 a. 6 i Dan Goidie, McLean, Va cef. Mike De-Palmer.

Knoxviilt, 16. 6 4, 6 1, 6 2. Paul Bridgehampton, N.Y., de'. Tony Mmoh, Nigeria. 7 6, 7 6.

6 Andreas Maurer. Wes Germay. def Simon You), Australia, 6 4, 6 3, 7 6. Brac Drewe't, Australia, aet Paui Mcamee, Australia. 6 4, 3 6.

A 6 Danie Visser Soutn Africa oef ef Sh.ras, Milwauf.ee, 4 6, 6-2 6 3.7 6 Gary Muiler, South Africa, def Steve Denton, Driscoll. Texas, 6 7.6 3,6 4.6 t. Bin Scanion, Dallas, def Anthony Lane, Australia. 6 7,3 6,6 3, 6 2,6 2 Doubles First Round jeremy Bates and Andrew Castle, Br i ra-'n, def. Richard Fricker and Gavin Pf 'finer, Austrai'd, 5 7.

6 2 John Letts, Rolling Hills, and Michael Robertson, South Africa, def Johan Carisson and Peter Carfsson, 3. Amos Mansoorf. Israel, and Muub van Boeckel, Netherlands, def Shane Barr and Jason Stoltenherg, Australia, ft 4. 6 i Christian Seceanu. West Germany, and Domimk Utringer Switze'lano, def Michael Fancutt.

Australia, and Hank Ptister Bakprsfielc, Caitf 7 1, 7 1 Women Singles First Round Gig: Fernandez: Puerto Rico. def. Saily McCann, Australia, 6 4, 6 3 Yukie KO'iu-h Japan, del Scnroop, 6 't 6, 3 Susan Rime; Pet Fia def. Caryn Copel(3nc ScOftsdate, An; 6 6 2 Anne Smith, Da has. cef virgime Paouet.

France. 7 5 6 3 'W'ltrud Probst, West Germany, det Michelle Bowrey, Australia. 6 1,64 Anne Hobbs, Britain det Anna Maria Fernanoez. Torrance Calif 3 G. retired Helen Keiesi Canaaa.

oe Monteiro Brazil, 6 4,6 a. Heather lucHoH, Foster City, def. EmioOkegawa Japan 7 Christina Singer. West Germany, oef. Michaeia Da2derova, C2echosiovakia.

1, 6 4 Bennda CorrJweii, New Zealand, dtt. Terry Hofladay, Del Mar, 6 2, 7 6. Jan i ne Thompson, Australia, def Amanda D'ngwati. Australia. 5 7.

7 6 1 1 Cammy MacGregor, Palos Verdes, def. Carina Karisson. Sweden. 7 5. 3 6.

6-2 Sylvia Hanika. West Germany, def. Marianne Va cer 'orre. Netheriapds, 5, 5- 7, 10 8. Jenny Byrne, Australia, def i.is3 O'Neill, Australia, 6 4, 2 6,6 2.

Betsy Nagelsen, Kapaiua Bay, Hawaii, de ea Glendora, 6 2, 6- 7,61. Andrea Holiltova, Czecnoslovakia, oef. Sancv Collins Ocessa Texas 6 1 4 6.6 4 721 Now on Sale! By Associated Press How the top twenty teams in The Associated Press' cci'eoe basttetoali poll tared Tuesday: 1 Nevaoa Las Vegas (14 Ci did not play 'owa 150 i diflnctplay, 3. North Carolina (13 did net piay. 4 Indiana (12-1) did not play.

5 Syracuse 15-0) beat Boston College 76 64. ti. Purdue ,12 1 did no' day 7, DePaul (12-01 did not play. 8 Illinois did not play. 9 Georgetown (12-1) did not play 10.

Auburn 2 did not play. 11. Temple (14-2) did not play. 12 d'dncplay 13 St. John's play U.

Duke- (112) did not piay. 15. Alabama (11-2) did notplay I a. Oklahoma (10-3 diq not play. 17.

North Carollr.a State did not piay 18 Pittsburgh (11-3) did not play. 19 Navy (9-3) did not play. 20. Kansas (9 4) dio no'play. Tuesday's college basketball scores By The Associated Press EAST Ca ntsius 71, Bowiing Green 62 Coast Guard 6fc.

Nichols 49 Cornel; 74, Colgate 57 Dartmouth B3, New Hampshire 81 Eastern 94, King's, N.Y. 57 Mass. Boston 73 La SaMe 79. Holy Cross 59 75, Robert Morris 57 Island U. 70 St 71.

Rutgers Camden 59 Northeastern 74, Hartford 65 Francis. Pa 85 SE Massachusetts Hi, Salem St. 77 Syracuse 76, Boston Col 1 64 Worcester St 30, F.tchburo St 67 SOUTH Carson Newman 13S, Tenn. Temple 92 Covenant 80, MUhgan 77 Emory Henry 92, Hampden Sydney 79 Liberty 99, Palm Beach Atlantic 65 NC Wash. 4 Leedl N.C Wesleyan84, Vs Wesleyan66 Pi Seville 85.

Ky. Ctirisfiah 71 MIDWEST Grand Baptist B3, Ind North Central 63. Carrojl. Wis. 56 Oakland City 80.

Hanover 75 St. Franc s. Ind, 63; Manchester 68 Scbooi ot the Oiarks 70. Bartiesville WeslyP68 Tiffin 81, Oh.o Dominican 68 Tri 107. Indiana Tech 103 Valparaso; Marian6l Waist) B7, Mt.

Vernon 69 Washington. Mo. 62, Smith 55 SOUTHWEST Panhandle St 110, Aaams St. 79 Texas 52 Texas 5t, 66, Midwestern St 56 Tuesday's women's basketball scores By Tte Associated Press EAST Aoelphi 175. Army 65 Boston 63 New Bron86, Brootclyn Col 50, CoigaieSO.

Utfca 68 Columbia 97, ong tsiano 56 Drexei56 lona7? LaSaile83, enniS M--thsffah66 Wagner 55 NYU 79, FOU Madison 64 Rochester 70. Fredonia St. 52 Rutgers 81, Virginia 58 St Albrigni 53 Connecticut 69 immacuiata63 SOUTH Christian Bros. 70, Biue Mountain 69 E. Mennonite 8, Bridgewater, va.

65 a-Oton 73. NO'OlX. St 55 -OU'iiara St New Orleans 67 Carolina St, 82. North Carolina 76 NX. Cent.

Florida 7i NC Grefnsboro 81, Roanoke St Andrew's '6, Averetr Syracuse 76, Boston College 64 SYRACUSE (76) Trische 511 2 3 12, Coleman 6 8 3 3 19, Semalv 0 3 2 2 2. Monroe 14 2 2 23, Doucias 3 7 6 8 14, Harned 0 1 0 0 0. Thompson 2 3 1 2 6. Brower 0 0 0-0 0. Totals 26 47 IB 20 76.

BOSTON COLLEGE (64) Barry 6 12 1 1 13. Keliey 4 5 0 2 8, Scott 0 4 0 0 0. Bdrros 7 23 0-0 17, Benton 4 9 1 2 9. Benton 4 7 7 7 15. Bowers 11 0-0 2, Micol 0-0 0-0 0.

Hjerpe 0 1 0-0 0, Heath 0 0 0 0 0 otalS 26 629 1264. Halftime Boston College 27, Syracuse 26 Three-point goals Syracuse 6-9 'Monroe 5 8, Thompson 1 Boston Col lege 3 15 (Barros 3 13, Barry 0 2i. Fouled out None. Rebounds Syracuse 30 (Coieman Boston College 32 (Scott 8). Assets Syracuse 7 (Douglas.

Harried 3). Boston College 4 Barry, Scott, Burros, Micol). Total fouls Syracuse 14, Boston College. WMWMk 'iflB PfcF' "i fl Boston 123 Ntw Jersey 117 Dallas 108, New York 103 Detroit 103. Cleveland 101 Philadelphia 101, Indiana 94 Milwaukee 113, Sacramento 69 Housonii3, Phoenix 100 Denver 117 Seattle 109 $3n Arfonioai Golden State, trr.

Utah at Portland, in) Wednesday Games DaMas af Boston. 6 30 p.m. Atlanta at Pnilaoeipfna. 6 30p New Jersey at Washington, Cleveland at Detroit. 6.

30 Denver at L.A. Clippers, 9 30 p.m. San Antonioat Seattle, 9 30o Thursday's Games Milwaukee at Atlanta, Washington at Indiana, 6 30 Houston atChicago. 7 30p m. Utah at Phoenix, 8 30pm.

Goiden State at L.A. Lakers 9 30p.m. Portland at Sacramento, 9. 30 p.m, Tuesday's NBA Boxes Celtics 123, Nets 117 BOSTON (1731 McHale 9 17 3 4 2). Biro 19 13 13 71, Parish 9)5 4 7 22 Johnson 9 19 A 5 22, 7 11 6 6 21.

Roberts 3 4 0 0 6. Daye 1-2 1 1 3, Sichting 3-5 1-2 7 T0tais 45 9232-38 123 NEW JERSEY Turner 2 5 2 2 6, Williams 4 10 8 10 16. Gminski 8 17 3 4 19, Washington 2 3 1 1 5, Brown 8 12 7 8 23, wooindge u-20 27, Bailey 2 4 0 04, Wood '-3 0 0 2 McKenna 14 00 3, Coleman 0 1 0 0 0 king 4 10 22 H.To1als43 95 27 32 1 )7 Boston 31 34 31-123 New Jersey 30 39 20 U-n? Three point goals Amoe, Wooindge Wood, Mckenna. King. Fouled out-None Repounds-Basw Parish II).

New Je'sey 55 IWHIiams 20) Assists BiWon 3 (Bird 10'. New Jersey 25 IWashflisfoii 91 Total fouls-Boston 21, New Jersey 2S Technicals-New Jersey ill defense Williams. A 14,891 Sixers 101, Pacers 94 PHILADELPHIA 1101) Barkley 10 13 12 15 33, Green 0 2 0 0 0, ftAcCormtck 2 4 0 0 4 cneeks 8 14 2 5 18. Erving 6 13 2 3 14. Free 2 6 6 9 10, Hinson 3 9 2-2 8, Colter 0 0 0 0 0, W.ngate 5 7 3 3 14 Totals 36 68 27 37 1 01.

INDIANA (541 Person 1)1)1 37 T.soale 5 14 2 2 12, Gray 14 O0 2 Flemmc; 4 8 1-1 9, Rich aroson 3 6 00 6 Williams 8 17 2-2 18. Long 2 12 2)6. Brooks 3 4 0 0 6 Macv 7 3 0 0 4 Preiting 0 3 0-0 0. Russell 2 5 3 0 4.Totais 42-903 1194 Philadelphia 34 15 32 20-101 Indian 23 20 33 23- 94 Three point goals Barkley, Wtngate, Person 2 Fouieo ouf-Williams. Rebounds Phtladelfihia 42 Barkley 15) Indiana ii ITisdale ill Assists Philadelphia 25 (Cneeks mc ana 23 (Russell 7).

Total fouls Philadelphia 16, Indiana 24 Tpcnnicals Indiana illegal defense, nciians Coach amsey A 13,428 Pistons 103, Covs 101 DETROIT (103) Dantley 6 14 7 8 19, Green MS a Laimbee' 6 100 12, Thomas 6-li 23. Dumars 8 17 2 4 18, Rodman 13 12 4, Johnson 5 16 1 2 Sallev 2 3 i 2 5, Nevm 0 30 00. Totals 40 1 3 1 23 35 1 03 CAVALIERS ilOl) HuMsrd (8)29, Williams 5 10 3 4 13, Daugherty 10 3 6 11 Baaley 3 44 )0 Harpe- 15 24 2 )0 37 Newman 1 3 0 0 2. West 35 1 7 7, Turpm 3 5 4 4 10 MCCray I 2 0 2 2. Totals 35 79 23 36 '0' 2 31-103 Cavaliers 21 24 2) 29-101 fouled out Daugtierty wesv Rebounds-Detroit 69 aaimbeer (5! Cav aliers 5) 'Williams West Id).

Assists Detroit 26 (Thomas 9), Cavaliers 71 Bagley 10) Total fouls Detroit 26, Cava hers 30 Technicals Det ill. defense 2. A Mavs 108, Knicks 103 DALLAS (10BI Aguirre 11 18 6 6 29 Perkins 5 14 12 11, Donaloson 3 6 2 4 3, Blackman 12 IB 17 19 41 Harper 6 11 3 4 17. Davis 0 3 0 0 0, Schrempt 0 0 0 0 0, Tarpley 0 1 0 0 0. Wood 1 3 0 0 2, Wennington 0 2 0 0 0 Totals 38 76 29 35 108 NEW YORK 103) Cartwright 46 1 1 13 19, McNealy 2 4 0-0 4, Ewing 14 30 4 5 32.

Henderson 4 7 0 0 8, Wilkins 7 8 6 6 10, Cummings 59 11 11, Sparrow 4 7 0 0 8, Tucker 3 9 2 2 8, Orr 1 )0 1 23 To'als 39 90 25 29 103 Dallas 37 14 36 21-108 New 30 23 23 27 103 Three pom goals Harper 2. Aguirre. Fouled out Perkins. Tucker Rebounds Dallas 48 15), New York 51 Cartwright 10). Assists-Dallas 20 Harper 7 New York 28 -Sparrow 9).

Total fouls Dallas 23. New York 25. Technicals Dallas iilega, defense. New York illegal Defense A- 03a Opelousas hosting cage tournament OPELOUSAS The Opelousas High Tigers are hosting a basketball tournament the weekend of Jan 3l-Feb. at Opelousas High.

Any team that is interested in participating in the tournament can call Ed Watson at 948-1267 or Mickey Autrey at 942-4910 during school hours The entry fee for the tourney is $70 and every team is guaranteed to play two games. Trophies will be given to first, second and third place finishers. Deadline for early registration is Tuesday. Jan 27. A maximum of 16 teams will be accepted.

Rubin pair, Lane take wins LaShon Rubin. Chanla Rubin, and Nikki Lane each took first-place honors at the recent Jeanerette Grand Prix Tennis Tournament at Burleigh Tennis Center. LaShon won the Girls 18's division, Chanla was the Girls 14 winner, and Lane took first in Girls' 12 action. Aiso, Ashlev Steen came in second "155 Whiteivall Steel-betted 721 radio's America's Cup glance whte" pro pia 1 658CR 1 S4I95 P21575R14 $61.95 P17580R13 47.95 I P22575R14 66.95 P18580R13 51.95 P20575R15 64.95 P17575R14 52.95 i P21575RI5 67.95 P18575R14 55.95 P22575R15 69.95 P19575R14 56.95 P23575R15 71.95 P20575R14 59 95 Sole Ends Jan. 3 1.

nd Radial 12 Prite whit you mm tiHMMt'MMS By The Assxiated Press At Fremanftc, Australia CHALLENGER ELIMINATION Louis Vuitlon Cup Best of Seven Tuesday Result Stars S'riDes. Dennis Conner, def. New Zealand, Chris DiCKSon. 1 minute, seconds-Stars S. St-ipes ifacf series.

1 C-Wednesday 's Race Sars 6. vs New Zealand Summary ol Tuesday Challengers Race STAiJS i 5TR1PES oet njEW ZEALAND Stars Stripes, with Denn.s Conner at the helm, oufmaneuvereo New Zeaiana at the star; to cross the line ires st-conds in front As the winds picec uo frpm 20 to 26 Knots, Stars 4 5trioes gameo on each leg until tne two reaching "arns, when New Zealand cu' the margin from 30 to IB serr'id'3 But Stars Stnoes put the race out of sght by picking up 23 on the next windward mark. II aaoed eight seconds on the final spinnaker run and then again showed its windwarc speed by picking up 31 seconds on the final leg to win the first radial at our regular prUel 55SR12 Blackball req. $43 95 S-2H' rodials for mporfed can 2nd tin 1555R13 $45 95 $22 97 165SR13 47 55 23 97 175SR14 53 55 26.97 165SR15 55 95 27.97 17570SR13 S54.55 $27.47 18570SR13 57.95 28.97 18570SRU 58.95 29.47 19570SR14 ft2 95 31.47 Sale ends January 31, MAINTENANCE byl-20' Bv McCarthy PRO FOOTBALL I NFL) DEFENDER ELIMINATION (Sun. Jan.

25) Best of Nine SUPE)? B0WLXX, Wednesday Race (at Pasadena, um Australia IV. Conn Beashel, vs NY Gi3n1s 0 Denver Kookaburra 1 1 1, lain Murray COLLEGE basketball Favorite Points Underdog AMERICA'S CUP (: on. Best of Seven JACKSONVILLE Pick-em Begins Jan 31 KENT ST 3 Ohio Challenger champion vs Defender Vs Tech P'0'' MIAWIOMIO 1 CMichigan WWictiigsn 3 BALL ST KENTUCKY 2 Florida SHOCK ABSORBERS m-mmmarmamm mmmw resfone Ride Mover hocks hove 40 more jisfon working area in the Girls 16 Ed Rubin fell in the Boys 10's semifinals, and Rrandon Trahan lost in the Boys 12's semifinals. Other players taught by John Bryan at Red Lerille's who competed in the tournament were Chris Brown in Boys 16 s. Cavan Carruth in Boys 14 and Patrick Daniels in Boys 12 s.

Stars Stripes rips New Zealand FREMANTLE. Australia (AP) Stars Stripes led from start to finish in strong winds Tuesday and whipped New Zealand by one minute. 20 seconds to take a 1-0 lead in their best-of-seven America's Cup challenger final series. The U.S. boat ended a 28-race winning streak for New Zealand, whose two losses in 39 races both have been against Stars Stripes.

The winner of the series will face an Australian defender in the America's Cup finals. The defender finals begin Wednesday. Stars Stripes' skipper Dennis Conner, trying to regain the Cup he lost to Australia II in 1983. won the start by three seconds. The heavy winds, sometimes exceeding 25 knots, were to his liking throughout the race.

His yacht was particularly strong going upwind. Conner won all four windward legs of the eight leg race. On the third leg, into the wind. Stars Stripes extended its lead from 17 to 30 seconds New Zealand, skippered by Chris Dickson, sliced 12 seconds from that on the next two legs, both reaches. 14-pomt check on condition of your car's brakes, suspension, exhaust, belts, hoses, battery fluid levels and GcORGIA 4' i Vanderbi i PURDUE 19'; Minnesota PROV'DENCE Connecticut than nosf new-car shocks for 'asfmg performance ridiftQ comfcrt now' $Q95 95 12 forf us msfaliafion BATTERY SALE! lube, on a mm Sova on out rnosr aA 88 powerful borferyf TOLEDO 9 Michigan Tuesday's 15 marylAnd ILL'NO'i 5 Iowa Sports Transactions Arkansas 15 ice SOUTHERN MISS Louisville BAYLOP Texas Tech BASEBALL MISSISSIPPI St Mississippi American League AUBURN Tennessee KANSAS CiTY ROYA.S-S.gned Budcv Tcu 2 5M(J a'v aia.

2 shortstop, Jorge Or.o ouf maH i.s OKA, robcdtc. fielder. Bill Pecota and Ron Johnson, JA vcu infieiOers, John Davis Theo Shaw Gc0 WASHINGTON Jerr Gieaton. pitchers, ana Terrv Ben Carolina 4 VIRGINIA catcher, to one yea' contracts stW, Hell xi p.ck'em Pittsburgh National Leaijue MISSOURI i Old Dominion PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Signed St Yn FORCE Von Hayes, first baseman to a contract Signed Ron Roencne, outfielder, pR0 BASKETBALL (NBA Ken Jackson, shorts-op. to one year Fjori(e Poilrts undfrdos contracts DETROIT 9.

Cleveland Eastern Leasue BOSTON Dallas HARRISBUSG SENATORS Named wASHlnGTON 5 New jersey Cave Trembiey manager. Rick Redd ph'ladElPHIA Atlanta general manager todo Vandcr sijiTTE 7' i San Antonio A'ouae assis'anf general manager DfrvAr 4 l4ci IPPcrs BASKETBALL Home team in CAPS National Basketball Association 1957 v-EDia seruicES. NATIONAL BASKETEA. ASSOC 17 lubricate you' vehicles chassis drom old Oil Supreme 66-monfh limited Rockets 118, Suns 100 PHOENIX 1100) Nance 9 16 1 1 17, Pinckney 3 7 1 3 7, AOams 8 14 4 4 20, Davis 8 17 4 4 21 Humphries 3 8 1 2 8, Bedford 5 0-0 6. Sanders 3 11 0 0 6.

Hornacek 3 5 2 2 8. Gattison 1 2 2 2 4. 0 2 12 1. Vanos 00 00 0, Addison 1 2 0 0 2. Totals 41 92 16 20 100 HOUSTON 11181 McCray 4 10 6 14, Sampson 13 24 5 6 31 Oiaiuwon 10 16 10 11 30.

Minn.ef'eld 3 9 2 2 8 Re.O 8 16 1 2 18, Harris 3 10 5 5 11. ce'ersen 2 6 0 0 4 Anderson 0 2 0 0 0. Feitl 1 1 007 totals 41 94 29 34 '18 Phoeni. 30 21 23 26-100 Houston 29 29 30 30-1 IS Three co nr goa-s Humphr.es, Davis, Foylec out None Rebounds Phgen-y 48 P.nrkney 7), Houston 52 'Sampson 19) Assists Phoenix 32 Humpnrtes 8. Houston 31 Minmefield 8, Total fouls- ohoerm 25.

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