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ME SPOKESMAN-REVIEW Dec. 1, 1977, Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Mets and Maddox ell PI el 111.drff Arid in le CW3s sign Kingman Sonies score after switch Carbaugh leads win by Ferris Carbaugh leads win by Ferris Press Assacistod Press PRO BASKETBALL Wilkens is coach or I -der '''''St litiiii Mets co i i' 11 1 1 I- tit 4 I I I I way he played last season with the Orioles," said Joe MacDonald, the Mete general manager. Brohamer's addition marked the third dip into the free agent market by Boston in a week.

Earlier the Red Sox signed former Yankee star pitcher Mike Torres and reliever Dick Drag. Brohamer played out his option with the White Sox and hit .257. The 27-year-old can play short and third, but is considered a contender for Denny Doyle's second base job. Brohamer was Cleveland's regular second baseman before being traded to Chicago In 1975. His best season was 1974 when he .270 for the Indians picked the Cubs because he wanted to remain in the National League, Chicago is his home, and he has offseason job there.

Kingman had met earlier with representatives of the Chicago White Sox. He bad already talked with the Yankees, and the California Angels. In the Maddox deal no terms were announced. The outfielder's career includes a stint with the Yankees and he played out his option with Baltimore last season. Maddox was traded by the Yankees to Baltimore for outfielder Paul Blair.

Maddox was troubled by a knee injury and batted .262 in li mited action. "We're delighted to have him and I'm pleased the Slugger Dave Kingman signed a five-year contract for $1.2 million with the Chicago Cubs and two other major league teams completed similar deals with free agent players. In New York City outfielder Elliott Maddox signed a five-year contract with the Mets while in Boston infielder Jack Brohamer signed Wednesday with the Red Sox for three years. Kingman, who played out his option last season by shuttling among the New York Yankees, San Diego Padres and New York Mets, said he likes the short fences at Chicago's Wrigley Field. The 28-year-old said be Slug signed for SI Chicag major pleted free al In Eli five-ye Padres der Ja Wedne Sox for shuttlii King his Op York said I fences Field.

The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 4- Atlantic Division I. Pa 00 11hito0o10010 II I MP New 'fork 11 1 .193 Buffalo 10 10 S00 lloostswo 1 11 .301 1 Olosy Jor0011 3 .100 IP Central Division -ttoolland 13 .722 Atlanta 11 7 .11 washinston 10 .388 tve an Antonio 12 .311 New Wean. 11 10 .124 Houston 7 12 .368 Wit Midwest Division Den.r 14 .132 Chicago I 9 .326 010 11 10 334 Dereti it .631 WA Indiana 7 13 .330 Kansas City 7 13 .3.10 4 Sophomore Joan Carbaugh won two events and the all-around and led Ferris to a narrow victory over Shad le Park as two of last year's co-champs were matched in the opening round of Greater Spokane League high school gymnastics. Carbaugh edged Shad le's Susie Bremer 8.39 to 8.18 in the allaround, also won the uneven bars and floor vier-else. Bremer won the vaulting for Shad le.

The team totals were 129.03 to 125.71 for Ferris with Central Valley a distant third. Last year's third title-sharer, West Valley, easily beat Mead and North Central in another opener, Sue Powell winning three events and the all-around. University confirmed its pre-season rating as a title threat by posting a fine 125.45 in a victory over Lewis and Clark and Rogers, Stacy Bo lyard leading the way. At University TEAM SCORES Universitv 12145, Lewis and Clark etIL Rovers INDIVIDUAL Ali-areortd: Stem So Ivard NA Kim AlliPn WI. Sheila Braman Floor exercise: Gail Thelman CU 7.5.

Uneven bars: Bolvard 8.0. Balance beam: Beiverd J. Vault: Noe Cramer MC 7.S Sophomore Joan Car- laugh won two events and he all-around and led Fer- is to a narrow victory over Park as two of last ear's co-champs were th natched in opening ound of Greater Spokane high school gym- astics. Carbaugh edged Shadle's usie Bremer 8.39 to 8.18 in Ile all-around, also won the neven bars and floor exer ise. Bremer won the vault- ig for Shadle.

The team itals were 129.03 to 125.71 ir Ferris with Central Val- a distant third. Last year's third title- barer, West Valley, easily eat Mead and North Cent11 in another opener, Sue well winning three events Bremer on beam Starred for SP but Ferris won. (S-R). Pacific Division ecottand la 3 142 11 7 .611 Gowan State 111 11 AM Los Angeles 13 .341 IP rattlo I .261 12 Wednesday's results It Chicago 22 buffalo 105, Atlanta 23 WaltlingtOtt 116, San Antonio 103 Detroit 104, Los Angeles le lalithaukat 120, Indiana 112 ghtiormionla 11, New Orlognit 114 sy Seattle 96 kanlal City la Short Cuts 19, Eleages' es Elorthern Arizona .111. Saturday, December 3 7:35 PEI Friel Court, Pullman rj "...0,, le '4 -I; illOrthern tiOaS g' A.

A 4e' 14, lik rf" vs I 2 1 Vh- arizona um I 0 'e. Saturday, December 3 0 4... --ti 4 4 1 --i tr 7:35 PEI r4 t14 Friel Court, Pullman 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 I Transition Prim Associated Press Bob Hopkins was fired Wednesday as coach of the National Basketball Association'. Seattle SuperSonics and former Sonic boss Lenny Wilkens was moved from the front office back to the sidelines. Hopkins, who succeeded Bill Russell last May, had seen the Sonics win only five of their first 22 games and they'd lost seven of their last eight when management decided to act Wednesday, in Kansas City.

Wilkens, the club's second coach, from 1969-72, had been director of player personnel. The onetime backcourt star also coached at Portland. He and Zollie Volchock, the team's executive vice president and general manager, flew to Kansas City from Seattle to confer with Hopkins and make the decision. "It was very difficult thing for all of us," said Wilkens. "1 want to change our mental attitude immediately." The secret? Whatever Wilkens did, it worked, for the Sonic' pidled out an 86-84 victory over the Kings Wednesday night, only their second road victory of the season.

Gus Williams scored 24 points and Slick Watts hit two key baskets in the final minutes as the Sonics, who had spurted to a 78-61 lead early in the fourth period, withstood a furious Kansas City rally. Elsewhere, an NBA single-game record crowd of 35,077 turned out at the New Orleans Superdome to see the Philadelphia 76ers nip the Jazz 117-114 for their 10th straight victory. Darryl Dawkins' 15-foot jumper with three seconds left was the winner as the Sisers came from 15 points down in the third quarter. Detroit blew an I8-point lead against Los Angeles but bounced back to beat the Lakers 104-98 as Bob Lanier scored 30 points. KEN COOPER resigned Wednesday as University of Mississippi football coach under pressure from unhappy alumni and Texas Tech Coach Steve Sloan said he was seriously considering the position.

RON HUSTON, Spokane center, continues to lead the Western International Hockey League in scoring. Huston, who has scored at least an assist in every Spokane game this season, has 47 points on 10 goals and 37 assists. Kimberley's Len Hicks has a league-leading 21 goals and 45 points. At Mead TEAM SCORES West Valley 102.04, Maid 72.4$. North Central 45.111.

iNDIVIDUAL Allwround: Su. Powell (WV) 7.I5, Julio Donals (WV) CM, Kelly Latimer (WV) SAPS. Uneven bars: Powell 7.4. Vault: Donal' 7.45. Balance beam: Powell 7.0.

Floor Powell 7.35. At Shadle Park TEAM SCORES Perris 120.03, Shadle Park 12511, Central Valley 102.13, INDIVIDUAL Allwround: Jahn Car. bawd) (F) .39. Susie Bremer (3) SAL Lends Spears IS) Uneven bars: bauett SM. Vault: Bremer a.S.S.

Balance boom: Molly Quinn (F) 11410. Floor aser Carboweh s.tS Join us for exciting basketball action and the dedication of Jack Friel Court. Anotrican League BALTIMORE ORIOLESNamed Al Widmer pitching instructor for minor loam clubs. Namod Lance Nicht) la maw arm If Charlotte In Ms Southarn League; Junior Miner, manager of Bluefield In the Appalachian Rookie League, and Jim Wit. torn', of Miami In PI Cold' State League.

BOSTON RED SOXSigned Jack Brohamer, tree agent Utility National LOalire CHICAGO CUBSSintd Dane King. marl, free agent outtiolderi tit a contract. NEW YORK METSSignad Elliott Maddox, tree writ ounisider. Notional Footboll NEW YORK JETSSigned on Mabra, cornerbock, and Al Burton, end. Placed Shelton Diggs, Offensive back, on the In lured reserve list.

Waived Cart Russ, tinobackar. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERSSigned Larry Solder. punter. Placed Allan Les. placakicher.

On the in i Vold reserve list. 'ASK LLLLLL National basketball AssadOlen SEATTLE SUP RSON ICS Wad Bob Hopkins. head coach. Namod Lenny Val. bins as his reciacornont.

CO LLLLL COLUMBIA UNIVERSIrtAdded three veva to the contract et Sill bell, hood football Coach. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIAFired Mike White, Plead football coach. UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPIKan Cooper, head football coach. rosined. Ticket Prices: $4.25 General High School Ticket Outlets: WSU Athletic Ticket Office 1-800-572-7563 5 Tar Heels Outlets Farmers Merchants Bank rip QSU 9 1 Ontroorw.

Help us build your bank. oph star JOHN Y. BROWN sold 50 per cent of his stock in the Buffalo Braves to a Florida businessman, Harry Mangurian, and said that he and his new partner will work closely in running the National BasketbaU Association club. KEN LANDREAUX, who divided the past basebaU season between El Paso in the Texas League and Salt Lake of the Pacific Coast League, was awarded the J.G. Taylor Spink Award as minor league player of the year.

The slugging outfielder is the property of the California Angels. AL RICHARDS was elected president of the Inland Empire Senior Men's Golf Association. Other officers include Bill Frazier, vice president; Andy Casper, treasurer; and Art Genova, secretary. Sonics 86, Kings 84 (so wlor 04 II, Silas 0 04 0, Webster 7 5-6 19. Williams 10 4-4 24 Warts 7 04 14, .41 Johnson 7 14 IS, Si lima I 02 4, J.

Johnson 1 6 2. Haunt 0-0 0, Totals 31 1244 N. gods" CITY 00 itconsinst 4 14 13, Wadmon 4 24 II Lorimer, 3 1911 6. Alien 4 04 I. irdsom 44 20, Boone 1 14 7.

Lamy 3 2-3 I. ash. ington 4 0-0 0 Kinstit 0 2-1 Wash I 04 2. Postern 6 141 I. Totals 341641 $eattle 11 10 29 9-14 Kansas City la 21 13-04 Total tosits-nattle 23, Kansas VW 14.

Pistons 104, 'Akers 98 IN) wrikis 04 Washington 4 3-1 It, Ed. wards 2 44 0. Nixon II 3-3 21, Tatum 9 0 4 20. ger. 6 04 14, Hudson I 14 4 Abernettlay 4 04 I DI Grasper'.

04 Totals 41 1421 91. DETROIT 11641 Carr I 14 Devils, 0 44 4. LaMar 13 44 10, Money 0 04 Sim DWI 74 77. Shumate 4 24 II Eberhard 1 44 IL For. 32 0, Wow I 44 14 Gerard 4 191 Totals 41 3230 164.

Los Angeles 111 IS 21 la. 10 36 34 21-164 Fouled outnone. Total toutsLos Am olis 24, Detroit 10. NOTE: Lators ever lowiriutt Stretch outscored Detroit 12-3. Celtics 98, Bulls 92 CHICAGO 011 Johnson 1 14 II, May 7 24 16, Gilmore It 0 10.

Holland 6 2-1 14, Mongol, 3 14 W04177WrISOCIII 7 64 11. Armstrong I 04 2, Shoodard I 04 2. Boarwinglo 1 04 Totals 36 1041 92. 1101TON Maxwell 1 24 6, Rowe 4 14 0, Coorens 4 4-4 12. White 3 04 10, low 0 3.3 si, sown 4 1 13.

SaunderS 0 1.3 I. Havilcals 6 34 14. Sawn, 4 4-4 13. Itiogersal 114 I. Totals 2244 N.

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14 IL Brown I 64 12. Pouins 4 44 12, Charles 3 2-1 6, Hill 2 04 4, behatson 7 04 14, E. Joisteen 1 3-3 13. Robertson I 04 I MrAillign 4 14 12, Terri I 190 2. Totals 37 19-13 13, SU AAAAA 11111 Knight 12 1914 32, Jams 7 4-4 11, Neter 3 4-4 IL Witilems 6 64 12.

Smith 3 14 9. Perms 3 1-1 7, McClain 1 0-0 McDaniel. 0 04 Brokaw I 14 S. 30 29-39 IN. Animus Minn 19-13 Euttale 34 19 23 19-061 outtong Total foulsAtlanta 27, euttalo 24.

TechnicalSmith, Bullets 116, Spurs 105 ANTONIO 0611 Kona. 7 190 14. 0104r04g 3 34 davits .7 3-1 U. Domeier 7 24 10. GervIn 7 64 10.

Green 2 04 4, Layton I 04 S. Dietrldt WO 3. Iristow 1 04 IL Karl 1 04 3. Imam 1711 III. WasHINGTON 0161 Hayes ft 3-7 21, KitpcMg 11 44 26, Kid 4 24 16, Grovey 1 14 IS, Nomerksi 1-1 10, Chanter IS 4:4 24, Wow 2 04 4, PIK 2 2-2 6.

gallop. 0 114 0. Totals 47 22. 34 116, Sao Antonio 21 37 1I-161 Washiniten 31 11 31-116 fouid outPaulti. Totai toulsOon Milano 21, Washington 20 ALOIL Bucks 129, Pacers 120 MILWAUKSII 11211 Meyers 6 64 II Johnsen 9 3-1 II.

Son. son 9 1-1 19, Buckner 6 41 IL Winters 3-4 21. Insulin 1 34 13, Gianni' 3 04 6, eridornan 3 04 11. Totals 111 a 120 INDIANA 11131 Dann's, 11 12-11 34, Swoon 3-3 17. 6 64 IL Saban 10 24 22.

7444, mann 6 14 11, Robisch 3 1-2 F. Flynn 1 0, 4. Emmett 1 04 S. Wilson I 14 Tateig 46 21-26 'IL NitwitIwo 37 1019 36-1111 34 36 13 111-113 Found Thai foulsMit. W44411 23, Indiana 22.

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North Carolina led at the half 48-32. The second-ranked Tar Heels made a quick start in the second half, sealing the win on a Phil Ford shot to put North Carotin ahead by 20 points at 60-40 with 16 minutes left. North Carolina increased its spread to as much as 34 points in the second half at 85-51 with 5:19 remaining. Oregon led 74 early in the game, but O'Koren bit a lay-up and a free throw to make It 7-7. Jeff Wolf put the Heels ahead 9-7 with 16:22 left in the first half.

Dwayne Allen and Mark Radford led Oregon States with 14 points apiece. 01110011 (64) Leo 1 1.1 3, Ailed 6 2.3 Ii. Con 1401011, A. I 14 3. 1140tord 6 24 14, 1111ilar4 3 04 4, Mations 1 91 3, Wonders 3 04 4, Mow? 04 1.

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IMPROVES TIRE MILEAGE, HANDLING, AND CONTROL Inspect and rotate all 4 tires In. Sped steering end suspension comp. nents Adjust toe, caster, and camber to manufacturers specifications Road test car. I SAM ANY FAST SMITS IN ANY MATHIS i Electronic engine, Starting, and charging Isystem analysis instlill new pointS, diulsi condonur Set dwell and time engine to spat. is Adjust carburetor tor fuel economy I clatEssurns, Lirocitsand, includell 5 I I FINAL TRIALS for American athletes for both the summer and winter Olympic Games will be broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company.

The network will also cover the summer competition in Moscow. AWARD BANQUET for Washington State's 19 football seniors comes tonight in the Davenport Hotel's Marie Antoinette Room, social hour at 8, dinner at 7:30. The Spokane Cougar Club sponsors, and non-members may call Buzz Schroeder, 624-0912, for reservations. BACK AGAIN: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the high. scoring center of the Los Angeles Lakers of the NBA, will return to action Sunday.

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