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38 THE SPOKESMAN -REVIEW Feb. 11, 1982, Spokane, Wash. For Lietzke, it's only good if odd HONOLULU (AP) Bruce Lietzke has a problem, and there really doesn't seem to be much he can do about it. It involves the calendar. "I had very good years in '77, '79 and '81, not very good years in '76, '78 and '80," Lietzke said after a practice round for the $325,000 that gets started Thursday.

Hawaiian Open Golf Tournament tunately, this is one of those evennumbered years." A look at the record confirms that even-numbered years have not treated Lietzke too well. Last year, numbered serves as an example. By this stage of the season in 1981, the game's most successful cross-handed putter had won two titles and more than $100,000. This year, he has one finish better than 34th and has won $7,000. Lietzke has won eight times.

Six of them have come in oddnumbered years. His winnings provide another gauge. winnings in 1976, '78 and '80 were $69,229, $113,905 and $163,884. But in the oddnumbered years, '77, '79 and '81, he last season was fourth on the list collected on $202,156, $198,439 and with $343,446. Cougars- (Continued from page 37)- went into the season as the best de- a senior.

fensive back in California. He's another one of the 'Compton Connection' kids." Six Compton athletes dotted the 1981 WSU roster, including recordbreaking running back Tim Harris and quarterback Ricky Turner. WSU a are linebacker Jon Inions of The JC players going to Yakima Valley, placekicker-punter Mike Wold of Walla Walla and wide receiver Markham Watt of Moorpark, Calif. Of WSU's 17 prep signees, eight are from Washington, including three from State AAA champion Richland quarterback Mark Bircher, running back Tom Cushing and lineman John Wunderlich. The Cougars landed three other quarterbacks Californians Kitrick Taylor and Jim Krakoski, and Cashmere's Ron Collins, brother of former Cougars Ken and Keith.

"We recruited several quarterbacks," Walden acknowledged, "not all of whom will play quarterback. We recruited more of them as athletes." Washington, meanwhile, didn't any quarterbackers but lured sign, handful and pass catchers. Anderson is one of six linemen joining the Huskies perhaps the most a celebrated being 6-5, 240- pound Clay Griffith of Miles City, a Parade Magazine allAmerica. The best of the receivers appears to be Tim Peoples of San Jose, all-Northern California and his league's MVP for catching 33 passes for 543 yards and 13 TDs as And the disappointment in losing Willhite may have been tempered somewhat by the signing of Andy Fuimaono, a 250-pound fullback from South San Francisco. Willhite a top sprinter with 20.6 in the 10 200 said do he began to best of 10.24 in the 100 meters and waver from his original choice because "I started wondering what I really wanted to do.

"I worried about not getting enough publicity in track if I went to Washington, and I thought about the halfback situation at Washington." The Huskies already have freshman Jacque Robinson, their Rose Bowl star, and former prep allAmerica Mike Vindivich, who missed last season with a knee injury. In addition to Willhite, Oregon landed two quarterbacks Kevin Hicks and Stephen Jones from California, along with three JC linemen and' 15 high school recruits. Elsewhere in the Pac-10, new California coach Joe Kapp's perseverance paid off in the signing of highly-sought running back Elton Veals of Merritt JC and teammate Delton Edwards, who had originally gone to Illinois but left before classes began. The Bears' top prep signee was Dwight Garner, a 5-9, 180- pound running back who had more than 400 all-purpose yards in Oakland's city championship game. Southern Cal coach John Robinson called 1982 "one of our better recruiting stat sheet 7 Menu Feb.

11 BASKETBALL COLLEGE MEN Ricks at North Idaho, 7:30. PREP 1 GIRLS Mead at Central Valley, 7:30. Clarkston at East Valley, Colville at Cheney, both 7:30. WRESTLING COLLEGE Portland State Washington State, 7:30. GYMNASTICS COLLEGE Washington State at Long Beach State, 7:30.

HOCKEY PREP Rogers-Mead vs. Gonzaga Prep-Ferris, Valley vs. Lewis and Clark, 9, Lilac City Ice-A-Rena. Television 5a.m. Rodeo (CH 28).

1 Sportscenter (CH 28). College basketball St. John's at Connecticut (CH 28). 10 Sportsforum (CH 28). 10:30 Pro Karate (CH 28).

Noon Auto racing Syracuse drag-car Super Nationals, taped (CH 28). 2 College basketball St. John's at Connecticut (CH 28) This Week In the NHL (CH 28). 4:30 Sportscenter (CH 28). 4:30 Sports Look (CH 30).

5 Sportsforum (CH 20). 5 NBA basketball Portland vs. Milwaukee (CH 30). 5:30 Boxing (CH 28). 7:30 College basketball land vs.

North Carolina, taped (CH 30). Sportscenter (CH 28). 10 College basketball Wichita State vs. Creighton, taped (CH 28). $:30 Sports Probe (CH 30).

11 This Week in the NHL (CH 28). 11:30 Sportscenter (CH 28). Midnight Boxing (CH 280. Midnight NBA basketball Portland vs. Milwaukee, taped (CH 30).

2:30 College basketball Maryland vs. North Carolina (CH 30). 3 Sportswoman (CH 28). Sportscenter (CH 28). Radio 6 p.m.

Sports Talk (KSPO). Moves BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES- Acquired Paul Moskau, pitcher, from the Cincinnati Reds for a player to be named later. Signed Dave Ford, pitcher; Benny Ayala, outfielder, and Bob Bonner, infielder, to one-year contracts. CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Signed Dennis Lamp, pitcher, to a one-year contract, National League CHICAGO CUBS--Signed Larry Bows, shortstop; Leon Durham and Scot Thompson, outfielders; and Lee Smith and Paul Semall, pitchers. NEW YORK METS- Traded Alex Trevino, catcher, and Jim Kern and Greg Harris, pitchers, to the Cincinnati Reds for George Foster, outfielder.

Signed Foster to a five-year contract. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association SEATTLE SUPERSONICS-Activated Armond Hill, guard. FOOTBALL National Football League PITTSBURGH STEELERS-Announced the retirement of Joe Greene, defensive tackle. SOCCER Major Indeer Seccer Lesgue NEW JERSEY ROCKETS- Traded Lou Cioffi, goalle, and an undisclosed amount of money to the Cleveland Force for Mike Barry, defender, and George Dewsnip, forward. NASL FORT LAUDERDALE STRIKERSSold the rights to David Stride, defender, to the Cleveland Force of the Major indoor Soccer League.

HORSE RACING LOUISIANA DOWNS- Fired Vince Bartimo manager. Hockey NHL Wales Conference Patrick Division LT OF GAP PIS NY Islanders 34 241 172 74 Philadelphia 218 NY Rangers 25 Pittsburgh 21 Washington SONIC 25. NEW Seattle Super- game in the York Knicks Bill and Lucas was the first half of their win streak to WBC president's fate up to attorney general MEXICO CITY (AP) The case of Jose Sulaiman, president of the World Boxing Council, accused of trying to take archaeological treasures out of the country, was turned over to the attorney general's office Wednesday, judicial authorities said. They said the office would determine within 72 hours whether Sulaiman would remain in jail. He was arrested by capital police Tuesday on charges of illegal possession, and conspiracy to smuggle artificacts country.

Police displayed dozens of the 5,000 artifacts they found in a printshop warehouse he owns in a small town outside of Mexico City. Experts said the pieces are worth about $200 million. Police said it was one of the biggest quantities of archaeological pieces that they had found in private hands. In Mexico, the law now requires that pieces must be registered with the government, even for domestic possession, because they are considered part of the national patrimony. Investigators have said they believe the pieces were bound to be smuggled out of the country because they were found in packing cartons.

AP Tuesday night. Hanzlik made the basket for a foul on the play. The Sonics ran their with a 114-105 victory over the Knicks. LIVE TV COVERAGE OF COUGAR BASKETBALL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 8:00 PM from Berkeley, California COUGS vs CAL BEARS ALL ON BROUGHT TO YOU BY: RAINIER BANK Were Involved MEMBER D.I.C. BOAT BRINGS to the convention center Today thru Sunday, February 15th CARIBBEAN CRUISE FOR TWO TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

register at the KHQ booth just inside the Convention Center, for a chance to win a cruise for two aboard one of the Carnival Lines Fun Ships. Airfare included from Spokane to Miami. PAY'n PAK Both on Display SQUIRE SHOP John Walter, driver of the Pay 'n Pak, will be on hand Sunday. SEE AMERICAS MOST POPULAR PLEASURE BOATS AT Boat Show '82 in the Convention Center Family $6.00 Hrs. Today thru Saturday noon till 10 p.m., Adults $2.50 till 6 p.m.

Children $1.00 Sunday noon Under 6 FREE ORK Splitting Sonic Bill Hanzlik Cartwright (25) and ROCKETS 129, CLIPPERS 121 Houston (129) Willoughby 6 3-4 16, Hayes 8 8-10 24, Malone 12 9-10 33, Leavell 4 0-0 8, Reid 33-59, Henderson 4 1-3 9, Murphy 52-2 12, Jones 5 0-0 10, Dunleavy 3 2-3 8, Oldam 0 0-0 0, Garrett 0 0-0 0. Totals 50 28-37 129. San Diego (121) Brooks 3 1-37, Bryant 3 0-07, Chambers 6 1-2 13, T. Smith 3 3-39, Douglas 3 2-2 9, Whithead 8 4-4 20, Criss Wood 6 6-7 18, Brogan 4 0-0 9, Wiley 10 1-2 21, J. Smith 2 0-0 4.

Totals 49 20-25 121. Houston 34 29 28 38- 129 San Diego 18 20 30 53- 121 Three-point goals-Willoughby, Bryant, Douglas, Brogan. Fouled out-Chambers. Total fouls- -Houston 25, San Diego 28. Technicals-Murphy.

A SONICS 114, KNICKS 105 New York (105) Lucas 3 0-0 6, S. Williams 6 6-7 18, Cartwright 9 2-2 20, Newlin 8 2-2 18, Richardson 10 2-2 24, Smith 4 5-8 13, Webster 0 0-00, Knight 2 0-0 4, Carter 0 2-2 2. Totals 42 19-25 105. Seattle (114) Shelton 5 1-2 11, Walker 5 0-0 10, Sikma 4 17-17 25, Hanzlik 3 5-7 11, G. Williams 8 4-8 20, Brown 9 5-6 23, Donaldson 22-26, Vranes 000 0-0 0, Radford 2 2-4 6, Kelser 1 0-0 2.

Totals 39 36-46 114. New York 31 21 24 29-105 Seattle 26 27 29 32-114 Three-point goals -Richardson 2. Total -New York 35, Seattle 25. Technicals -Smith. A College Scores Alderson-Broaddus 58, Salem 57, OT EAST.

Baruch 77, Stony Brook 75 Bethany 68, Wash. Pa. 66 Cheyney St. 75, Shippensburg 58 Colby 75, Bates 69 Dickinson 74, Gettysburg 47 E.Stroudsburg 82, Millersville 70 Fairleigh Dickinson 79, Siena 75 George Washington 79, Massachusetts 65 Glassboro St. 75, Ramapo 071 Hartwick 78, Union, NY 58 Jersey City St.

72, Montclair St. 67 Lebanon Valley 74, Muhlenberg 63 Monmouth 78, Dowling 63 Nichols 63, Conn. College 51 Pratt 73, Pace 65 Rutgers 66, Long Island U. 65 St. Francis, NY 76, Wagner 61 St.

John's, NY 93, Connecticut 82, OT Scranton 71, Wilkes 54 Shepherd 85, Charleston U.74 Southampton 64, CW Post 53 Trenton St. 51, Paterson St. 48, OT Trinity 70, Kings Point 69 Villanova 56, Seton Hall 53 W. Chester St. 83, Rider 77 W.Connecticut 83, Coast Guard 71 W.

Virginia Tech 84, Concord 72 Widener 63, Spring Garden 44 SOUTH Armstrong St. 69, Columbus Col. 65 Atlantic Christian 59, Guilford 57 Elizabeth City St. 77, St. Paul's 69 Fort Valley St.

91, Morehouse 83 Georgia 71, Mississippi St. 49 Georgia Tech 79, Francis Marion 54 Ga. Southwestern 86, Berry 67 Jacksonville 86, NC-Charlotte 82 Kentucky 56, Mississippi 49 Lafayette 59, Delaware 55 LaGrange 63, Southern Tech 62 N.C. Wesleyan 83, Greensboro Coll, 65 N. Georgia 68, Shorter 53 Old Dominion 80, E.

Carolina 73 Richmond 64, Va. Commonwealth 59 Roanoke 86, E. Mennonite 63 Rose Human 66, Centre 62 S.Alabama 70, Georgia St. 40 Stetson 88, Duke 61 Tennessee 90, Florida 75 Vanderbilt 71, Auburn 60 Virginia 39, N. Carolina St.

36 Wingate 81, High Point 73 MIDWEST Albion 73, Kalamazoo 60 Ball St. 76, Miami, Ohio 65 Bluffton 59, Taylor 57, OT Capital 81, Denison 57 Dayton 65, Akron 53 Defiance 97, Indiana Tech 88 DePauw 79, 70 E. Michigan 69, Cent. Michigan 62 Franklin 70, Marian 66 Kent St. 67, Bowling Green 64 Muskingum 71, Baldwin-Wallace 66 Nebraska 75, Oklahoma St.

63 N.Illinois 82, W. Michigan 61 Ohio Northern 110, Marietta 59 Ohio Wesleyan 58, Wooster 54 Offerbein 81, Heidelberg 66 Toledo 74, Ohio 64 Valparaiso 80, W. Illinois 75 Wabash 97, St. Joseph's, Ind. 80 Wayne St.

75, Northwood, Mich. 70 Wittenberg 57, Mount Union 47 Youngstown S1. 72, Delaware St. 47 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 68, Kansas St. 58 Texas AS.M 67, S.

Methodist 58 Texas Christian 81, Texas 69 FAR WEST Denver 73, Rockmont 23 the defense, (22) drives between New Maurice Lucas (23) in Adams Divisien Montreal 31 11 12 Boston Buffalo 30 17 216 Quebec 20 250 Hartford 16 24 185 Campbell Conference Nerris Division Minnesota 22 17 St.Louis 25 26 Winnipeg 24 Chicago 20 26 10 245 Toronto 16 20 10 13 220 Detroit 16 29 193 Smythe Division Edmonton 35 13 10 313 Calgary 20 24 Vancouver 26 Los Colorado Angeles 11 15 29 165 217 Late game net Included Wednesday's Games Hartford 3, Pittsburgh 3, tie Buffalo 4, Winnipeg Vancouver 4, Toronto 1 New York Rangers at St. Louis, (n) Thursday's Games Vancouver at Detroit, (n) Buffalo at Philadelphia, (n) Pittsburgh at Montreal, (n) Boston at Minnesota, (n) New York Islanders at Chicago, (n) Washington at Calgary, (n) Quebec at Los Angeles, (n) WHALERS PENGUINS 3 Hartford Pittsburgh 1-3 First Period -1, Pittsburgh, Gatzos 3 (Hotham, Carlyle), :52. PenaltiesBoyd, PIt, Meagher, Har, Shedden, Pit, Voican, Har, doubie minor, Boutette, Pit, double minor, Bullard, Pit, Nachbaur, Har, 16:58. Second Period-2, Hartford, Francis 15 (Anderson, Stoughton), 1:57. 3, Pittsburgh, Ferguson 14 (Carlyle, Butlard), 18:40.

Penalties-Stackhouse, PIt, Howe, Har, 18:31. Third Period -4, Hartford, Howatt 11 (Francis, Stoughton), 2:34. 5, Hartford, Larouche 26 (Howe, Renaud), 7:17. 6, Pittsburgh, Malone 11 (Gatzos, Stackhouse), 16:03. Penalties -Hotham, PIt, Miller, Har, Kotsopoulous, Har, Miller, Har, Shots on goal -Hartford 8-13-8-29.

Pittsburgh 22-5-10-37. Goalles-Hartford, Millen, Veisor. Pittsburgh, Dion. CANUCKS 4, MAPLE LEAFS 1 Vancouver 1-4 Terente First Period -1, Vancouver, Gradin 25 (Smyl, Snepsts), 5:45. 2, Toronto, Anderson 28 (Vaive, Benning), 15:14.

3, Vancouver, Fraser 22 (Halward, Boldirev), 16:32. 4, Vancouver, Belland 1 (Lupul), 18:26. -MelTor, Gradin, Van, Vaive, Tor, 19:59. Second Period -None. PenaltiesMartin, Tor, Snepsts, Van, 18:51.

Third Period -5, Vancouver, Smyl 23 (Fraser), 14:54. Penalties -Saganluk, Tor, Melrose, Tor, 17:11. Shots on -Vancouver 10-54- 23. Toronto 11-10-3-24. Goalies -Vancouver, Brodeur.

Toronto, Larocque. A SABRES 4, JETS 3 Winnipeg 210-3 Buffalo 022-4 First period-1, Winnipeg, MacLean 22 (Hawerchuk), :34. 2, Winnipeg, Lindstrom 19 4:35. Penalties-Lukowich, Win, McKegney, But, Haworth, But, Dunn, But, 16:01. Second period-3, Buffalo, Savard 15 (McCourt, Ramsay) :45.

4, Buffalo, Peterson 6 (McKegney, 2aw20(, Winnipeg, Maclean 23 (Hawerchuk, Savard), 15:06. Penalties- -Maxwell, Win, Haworth, But, 18:18. Third period -6, Buffalo, Perrault 20 (Haworth, Fischer), 4:31. 7, Buffalo, Foligno 22 (Perreault, McCourt), 14:06. -Lukowich, Win, Haworth, Buf, 11:30.

Shots on goal -Winnipeg 14-9-11-34. Buffalo 4-15-4-25. Goalies--Winnipeg, Staniowski. Buffalo, Edwards. A Tennis U.S.

Indoor MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Here are the results of Wednesday's matches at the U.S. National indoor Tennis Champion ships: Singles Second Round John McEnroe (1) def. Gilles Moretton, France, 6-3, 74 (7-1). Gene Mayer (3) def.

Phil Dent, 6-7, 63. Vitas (4) def. Matt McDonald, 4-3, 7-5. Kevin Curren def. Sandy Mayer (5), 6-4, 7-5 Hank Pfister (10) def.

Bill Scanion, 6-3, 5-7, 7-6. Ferdi Taygan def. Mel Purcell (12), 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. Chip Hooper def. Steve Denton (13), 6-4, 6-4.

John Alexander, Australia, def. Jimmy Brown, 6-3, 6-3. Bruce Manson def. Andres Gomez (16), Equador, 7-6, 6-4. Tim Mayotte (14) def.

Sammy Glammaiva, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4. Basketball Wednesday's Games New Jersey 115, Detroit 108 Philadelphia 102, Indiana 96 Portland 105, Cleveland 91 Chicago 91, Atlanta 73 Washington 119, Dallas 102 Kansas City 125, Los Angeles 102 Utah at Denver, (n) Boston at Phoenix, (n) NETS 115, PISTONS 108 Detroit (108) Tripucka 11 7-8 29, Hubbard 4 3-4 11, Benson 2 0-0 4, Long 14 6-7 34, Lee 3 2-2 8, Hardy 0 2-2 2, Johnson 4 2-2 10, Tyler 3 2-2 8, Mokeski 10-0 2, Judkins 0 0-0 0. Totals 42 24-27 106. New Jersey (115) B. Williams 7 2-2 16, King 7 0-0 14, Elmore 4 0-0 8, R.

Williams 10 6-6 26, Bailey 6 1-2 13, O'Koren 6 4-4 16, Lacey 10-02, Cook 43-3 11. Totals 48 19-22 115. Detroit 33 27 29 19- 108 New Jersey 29 22 34 30 115 Fouled out R. Williams. Total -Detroit 24, New Jersey 22.

Technicals -Nets team (illegal defense), Detroit team. A TRAIL BLAZERS 105, CAVALIERS 91 Portland (105) Natt 11 2-3 24, Harper 2 5-59, Thompson 8 Paxson 6 2-4 14, Ransey 3 0-0 6, Bates 1 0-0 2, Valentine 4 2-4 10, Lamp 4 1-2 9, Gudmundsson 1 0-0 2, Gross 50-0 11. Totals 45 14-22 105. Cleveland (91) Johnson 3 2-4 8, Wedman 7 3-4 17, Edwards 9 4-5 22, Huston 7 2-2 17, Brewer 10 2-2 22, Silas 1 0-1 2, Laimbeer 0 1-2 1, Harron 0 2-2 2, Restani 0 0- 00, Dillard 0 0-00. Totals 37 16-22 91.

Portland 17 22 34 32-105 Cleveland 30 17 19 25-91 Three-point goals -Gross, Huston. Fouled out-Edwards. Total foulsPortland 17, Cleveland 20. TechnicalHarper. A BULLETS 119, MAVERICKS 102 Washington (119) Haywood 2 0-0 4, Ballard 10 5-6 25, Mahorn 3 2-4 8, Lucas 7 8-8 22, Grevey 42-2 10, Witts 3 1-17, Ruland 107-11 27, Johnson 4 2-2 10, Davis 1 2-2 4, Chones 10-02.

Totals 45 29-36 119. Dallas (102) Bristow 7 0-0 14, Vincent 12 5-6 29, Cooper 6 4-6 16, Davis 6 0-2 14, Turner 3 4-4 10, Spanarkel 0 4-4 4, Blackman 50- 0 10, Lloyd 2 1-2 5, Kea 0 0-0 0, LaGarde 00-00. Totals 41 18-26 102. Washington 24 26 37 32-119 Dallas 30 21 35 16-102 Three-point goals -Davis (2). Fouled out -none.

Total -Washington 23, Dallas 30. A Wednesday's Results BULLETS 112, SPURS 110 Washingten (112) Haywood 4 4-4 12, Ballard 10 4-6 24, Mahorn 3 3-6 9, Lucas 3 2-2 8, Grevey 5 0-0 11, Davis 2 0-0 4, Ruland 6 2-4 14, F. Johnson 9 0-1 19, Collins 0 1-21, Witts 3 2-2 8, Chones 1 0-2 2. Totals 46 18-29 112. San Antonio (110) Mitchell 10 2-2 22, Olberding 4 3-3 11, G.

Johnson 0 0-0 0, Moore 4 0-1 8, Gervin 16 10-13 42, Banks 2 1-2 5, Bratz 0 2-2 2, Corzine 3 2-2 8, Phegley 4 4-6 12. Totais 43 24-31 110. Washington 30 19 30 33-112 San Antonio 29 29 35 17-110 Three-point goals- -Grevey, G. Johnson. Fouled -G.

Johnson. Total fouls- Washington 26, San Antonio 25. Technicals--Washington coach Shue, Mitchell, Phegley, A JAZZ 123, WARRIORS 107 Golden State (107) King 9 99-11 27, Smith 2 1-2 5, Carril 113- 6 25, Free 10 6-6 27, Gale 0 0-0 0, Romar 02-22, Parker 10-02, McDowell 0 1-21, Short 22-26, Brown 1 0-0 2, Hassett 20- 06, Lloyd 12-24. Total 39 UTAH (123) Danley 147-11 35, Poqutt 4 0-0 8, Wikns 6 44 16. Green 7 5-6 19, Griffith 1 0-0 2, Robinzine 3 1-2 7, Nicks 4 11-14 19, Schayes 7 1-2 15, Duren 0 0-0 0, Cattage 10-0 2, Wood 0 0-0 0, Hardy 0 0-0 0, Total 47 29-41 123.

Golden State 23 17 39-107 Utah 22 33 20 39-120 Three point goals- Free, Hasself 2. Total fouls- -Visitors 30, Utah 26. A- 7,807. Wednesday's Results College Scores EAST Albany, N. Y.

70, Plattsburgh St. Alfred 85, Fredonia St. 76 American Int'l 69, Bryant 57 American U. 84, Harvard 66 Babson 71, Clark 70 Baptist Bible 64, Messiah 62 Bentley 92, Quinnipiac 70 Brooklyn Coll. 74, Concordia, N.Y 64 Buffalo St.

78, Nazareth 69 Cheyney St. 60, N.Y. Tech 44 Cortland St. 72, Buffalo 69 Eastern 65, King's Coll. 57 E.

Connecticut 97, Worcester St. 79 Fordham 60, Army 43 Iona 79, Utica 57 John Jay 61, CCNY 59 Manhattan 52, Princeton 39 Merrimack 81, Stonehill 74 Middlebury 80, Wesleyan 72 N. Adams St. 95, W.New England 86 Penn 59, Temple 56 Penn St. 74, Duquesne 69 Rutgers-Newark 78, Drew 71, OT St.Anselm 67, New England Coll.

64 St. Michael's 92, Norwich 56 St. Peter's 58, Fairfield 48 S. Maine 65, Bowdoin 61 Springfield 81, Assumption 71 Towson St. 67, Loyola, Md.

66, OT U.S. International 88, Boston U. 83 West Liberty 62, Glenville St. 60 Yale 74, Brown 65 York, Pa. 76, Juniata 74 SOUTH 99, Talladega 73 Athens St.

86, Stillman 78 Belhaven 48, Mississippi Coll. 45 Benedict 88, Claflin 78 Catawba 77, Webb 63 Cedarville 82, Urbana 80 Charleston, S.C. 88, Voorhees 83 Clinch Valley 70, Berea 68 Cumberland 66, Thomas More 58 Emory Henry 72, King, Tenn. 67 Fla. Southern 62, Biscayne 61 Georgetown, Ky.

100, Indiana-SE 66 Hampden-Sydney 65, Lynchburg 63 Livingstone 76, St. Augustine's 75 Louisiana Coll. 59, Wm. Carey 55 Pembroke St. 83, Elon 70 Rollins 84, St.Leo 63 St.Andrew's 106, Methodist 65 Sewanee 69, Oglethorpe 65 Shaw 80, Norfolk St.

75, 20T Southern, N.O. 78, Tougaloo 67 Southern Tech 75, Knoxville 62 Trevecca Nazarene 38, David Lipscomb 34 Troy St. 77, 74 Va. Union 79, N.C. Central 72 Va.

Wesleyan 52, Averett 50 Lee 85, Bridgewater, Va. 56 West Georgia 97, Augusta 85 Winston-Salem St. 66, Bowie St. 54 MIDWEST Anderson 56, Hanover 54 Augustana 59, Millikin 57 Baker 79, Ottawa 73 Bellevue 90, Wayne, Neb. 54 Beloit 65, Milton 55 Carroll, Wis.

67, Carthage 50 Central 67, Cornell, lowa, 64, OT Central St. 94, Wright St. 73 Chadron St. 90, S. Dakota Tech 69 Coe 61, Grinnell 52 Concordia, Mo.

62, Harris-Stowe 55 Dickinson St. 87, Mayville St. 77 Earlham 75, Methodist 73 Grace 68, Goshen 66 Greenville 69, Illinois Coll. 66 Hiram 71, Allegheny 58 Huntington 74, St. Francis, Ind.

66 Ill. Wesleyan 69, Wheaton 61 Marion 86, Bethel 67 Marquette 40, St. Bonaventure 35 Marycrest 75, Grand View 70 Maryville 105, Parks Coll. 63 Missouri 42, Kansas 41 North Central 72, North Park 60 Oakland City 78, 69 Olivet Nazarene 84, Aurora 80 Peru St. 62, Tarkio 39 Quincy 85, Benedictine, Kan.

59 Rio Grande 81, Ohio Dominican 60 St.Francis, Ill. 78, Illinois Tech 67 St. Norbert 81, 66 St.Xavier 73, NE Illinois 58 School of the Ozarks 83, Baptist Bible 81 Simpson 70, Upper lowa 67 Tiffin 90, Mt. Vernon Nazarene 78 Trinity Chris. 77, Marantha 65 Walsh 86, Malone 71 Wartburg 76, Wm.

Penn 65 Claire 59, Falls 50 Pt. 86, 56 SOUTHWEST Houston Baptist 82, Prairie View 67 Midwestern St. 56. Wayland Baptist 53 S. Mississippi 75, N.

Texas St. 68 FAR WEST Cent.Washington 92, Whitman 76 77 E. New Mexico 78, Panhandle St. George Fox 76, Judson Baptist 70 Great Falls 75, Carroll, Mont. 60 L.A.

Baptist 94, Cal-San Diego 88 Pacific, Ore. 77, Warner Pacific 75 Point Loma 78, Cal Lutheran 55 Puget Sound S. Oregon 85 (Continued on page 40).