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Tuesday, March 30, 1982 Santa Cruz Sentinel 9 Scoreboard 'STRIKES SPARES Oh, To Be Sweet 16 Bob Hughes Oakland Boston Detroit Seattle Minnesota National League TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Traded ATLANTA BRAVES-Waived Luis Dewey Selmon linebacker, to the San Dego Gomez, shortstop, Larry Bradford and Rick Chargers lor an undisclosed draft choice Matula, pitchers COLLEGE CHICAGOCUBS-AssignedMelHaHout- DIJQUESNE Named Jim Sataim head fielder, Pat Tabter and Scott Fletcher, in- basketball coach. fielders and Miguel Ibarra, catcher, to their GEORGIA Named John Shafer assis- minor league complex for reassignment tant athletic director for business, asof May 15. it. i New York NATIONAL LEAGUE At Logan Utah Georgetown C. 51, Wyoming 43 Fresno Stale 50, W.Virginia 46 Sunday, March 14 Al PuNman, Wash.

Idaho 69, Iowa 67, OT Oregon St. 70, Pepperdine 51 EAST REGIONAL At Raleigh, N.C Friday, March Semifinals Vlllanova 7a Memphis State 66, OT North Carolina 74, Alabama 69 Sunday, March 21 NBA By The Associated Pun EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division CINCINNATI REDS-Waived Mike WESTERN MICHIGAN Named Bill Wilkinson hockey coach. 412 381 381 375 350 300 Pot. 714 700 611 579 556 550 526 524 44 389 375 353 Pet. GB 5V4 y-Boston y-Phlledelphl Washington New Jersey 55 49 36 36 775 700 .514 500 423 Atlanta Pittsburgh San Diego Chicago St.

Louis Cincinnati Los Angeles Montreal Philadelphia New York Houston 18Vi I9VS. 25 New York 30 Central OMslon TO BE SWEET sixteen again. But, then, who would want to be sixteen and compete with (shudder) The Bear? Denise Villa, the sweetest sixteen in the city, entered the JCCB tournament at the ii ti'miiiimmu'amj San Francisco LaCoss, pitcher, and Sam Meiias, outfielder Returned Jose Brito Jeff Lahti, Brad Lesley and Brian Ryder, pitchers, to their minor league complex for reassignment. MONTREAL EXPOS-Placed John Milner, first baseman, on the 21-day disabled list retroactive to March 23. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Released Mike Proly, pitcher, end Don McCormack, catcher PITTSBURGH PIRATES Waived Gary Alexander, catcher Sold the contract of Matt Alexander, outfielder, to the Mexico City Tigers Reassigned Jose Deieone, pitcher, to their minor league camp FOOTBALL Canadian Football League HAMILTON Jerry Kushner and Rick Maloney, offensive National Football League LOS ANGELES RAMS-Named Jim Ringo offensive line coach.

Monday's Games x-Milweukee 48 23 676 Atlanta 35 35 DO 17j Detroit 34 37 479 14 Indiana 32 39 451 16 Chicago 79 41 414 Cleveland 15 55 214 BVi WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division By The Associated Press PRO BASKETBALL NEW YORK (API Houston center Moses Matone, who averaged 36 8 points and 15 rebounds as the Rockets won four road games, was named the National Basketball Association player of the week. Malone, second in fhe league in sewing with a 33 4 average and first in rebounding with a 14.4 norm, had games of 31 points and 12 rebounds at Utah; 41 and 18 at Portland, 46 and 13 at Seattle and 29 and 17at Golden State. Pet. Al Warnick is a guy that has been around for the proverbial 10,000 years. He was an old man when I first met him over 20 years ago at the local Sylvania plant.

Although not in that time of life when a bowler thinks of a new high career game, it happened for Warnick. Shooting in the Thursday Niters at the Surf Bowl with a 155 average, Warnick gunned a 151 to open the night. The second game began with an open frame. Right frames and eight strikes later, that error was forgotten and Warnick had a 253 game. He faded to a 129 in the finale, but no one can take away the 253 a new lifetime high.

George Delury turned in a tidy stepladder in the Valley League at Felton, hitting games of 136, 137, and 138 on a 149 mark. Mike Stewart let a 246 Century game push his TGIF League team to a 794 scratch game at Felton. With a team average of 634, Greg Hines rolled 178 on a 146, Stewart hit his 246 on a 141, Robby Stewart shot 169 on a 158, and Cheryl Stewart fired a 201 with a 189 average. When it comes to gain over average, let no one step to the head of the class until Mike Burnell has his say. Burnell had a 137 average in the Felton Merchants and threw a screaming 603 total to go 192 sticks over.

Burnell ripped singles of 164, 226, and 213. Sue Carlson gained 150 pins by hitting 193, 189, and 200 on a Moonlighters average of 144. Judy Rogers went 151 sticks over with a 586 total on a 145 Gamblers Express average. On the junior side, there were Tom Dunbar and Brent Neumann from the Surf's Adult-Junior League. Tom had a 161 pin gain with a 641 series on games of 193, 214, and 234.

Brent had the Surf's high game, a 258 that came in the middle of a 590 total. He had a 162 average at the time. High series for the area was a 696 by Linda Young in the Felton Mixed Doubles, high game saw Craig Ferguson with a 278 in the Felton Classic, and the top men's total was a 690 by Don Sharp in the Surf Invitational League. Pat Adams shot a 265 to lead the area femmes, while Lucille Lupini hit a 233 for the high women's Surf game. Islee Long fired a 616 in the Surf Invitational to lead the Surf women, putting 176, 226, and 214 together on a 170 average.

27 30 32 46 47 GB y2 4Va 19 20 2SV4 San Antonio Denver Houston Kansas City Dallas Utah 620 571 556 .352 338 264 53 PacMc Drvhtan uiempkraiip North Carolina 7a Vlllanova 60 MIDEAST REGIONAL At Blnrilngtiarn, Ala. Thursday, March II SarnlHnats Louisville 67, Minnesota 61 Alabama-Birmingham 68, Virginia 66 Saturday, March 10 Championship Louisville 75, Alabama-Birmingham 68 MIDWEST REGIONAL AtSt.Louts Friday, March 19 Samhals Boston College 69, Kansas St. 65 Houston 79, Missouri 78 Sunday, March 21 Championship Houston 99, Boston College 92 WEST REGIONAL At Pram, Utah Thursday, March II Semifinals Oregon State aa Idaho 42 Georgetown 58, Fresno St 40 Saturday, March 20 Championship Georgetown 69, Oregon St 45 NCAA Final Four At New Orleans Saturday's Games Semifinals North Carolina 69, Houston 63 Georgetown DC 50, Louisville 46 Monday's Game Championship North Carolina 63, Georgetown 62 SportsToday Pittsburgh 10, New York (NU5 Cincinnati I Houston 0 Los Angeles 7, Minnesota 2 Montreal 10, Toronto 7 Chicago (AL) 3, Philadelphia 2, II innings Boston 8, Detroit 0 Milwaukee 9, San Francisco 8 Seattle 7, SanOiego4 Chicago NL) 5, Oakland 1 Cleveland 8, California 3 Baltimore vs. Atlanta, rain Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh vs. SI.Louls at St.

Petersburg, Fla. Baltimore vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla. New York (AL) vs. Los Angeles at Vero Beach, Fla.

Montreal (SS) vs. Torontoat Ounedln, Fla. New York (NL) vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla. Cincinnati vs.

Kansas City at Fort Myers, Fla Boston vs Chicago (AL) at Sarasota. Fla. Minnesota vs. Texas at Pompano Beach, Fla Montreal (SS) vs. University of Miami at Coral Gables, Fla.

Seattle vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz. California vs. Chicago (N) at Mesa, Arli. San Diego vs.

Oakbnd at Phoenix, Ariz. Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Arii. LosAngeles 48 23 676 -Seattle 46 24 .657 Vi GoktenState 39 32 549 Phoenix 39 32 549 9 Portland 35 35 500 12V4 San Diego 16 55 225 32 xclinched division title. y-clinched playoff spots.

Monday's Game Phoenix 113. Utah 108 Tuesday's Games Indiana at Nzw York Detroit at Washington Philadelphia at Milwaukee Golden State at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago Dallas at Houston Sunnyside Bowl in Fresno and came out with the fifth highest series in AJBC history rolled by a senior girl. Junior bowling is recorded in many different divisions as well as by male and female. The Bear recorded her history-making event in the senior girl division.

It, was during the semi-finals that Bear cranked up and blasted games of 206, 289, and 257 for a 752 series. The 289 came as a surprise, considering Bear was rapping with a friend and finally realized she had nine in a row when she stepped to the line for frame ten. Bear said she dropped the tenth ball and it rolled over the thumb hole into the brooklyn pocket for a st rike. The same trick failed in the eleventh and a stubborn ten-pin stood. She came back with a four-bagger to start the final game, picked up a spare, and strung four more strikes.

At that point, Denise had 18 strikes in 20 deliveries. Denise said there was no disappointment in not getting the 300 game; she felt she was not ready for a perfect game and there is plenty of time. She ultimately finished third in the tournament. In verifying that the 752 was the fifth highest in AJBC senior girl history, the AJBC representative in Wisconsin's bowling headquarters indicated the 289 game was the 14th time a score of that level or higher had been rolled in the same division. Sports Digest Men's Tennis Cabrillo College at Hartnell, Salinas, 2:30 m.

Aptos at Harbor, 3 p.m. Santa Cruz at San Lorenzr Valley, 3 p.m. Seaside at Watsonville, 3:30 p.m. Women's Tennis Hartnell College at Cabrillo, 3.30 m. Track Aptos at Santa Cruz, 3:30 p.m.

North Monterey County at Soquel, 3 30 WEDNESDAY Baseball Monterey at Watsonville, 3:30 p.m. Softball Cabrillo College at Ohlone, Fremont, 3 m. Santa Cruz vs Marello Prep at Harvey West, 3:30 p.m. Aptos at North Monterey County, 3:30 m. Golf Gavilan College vs.

Cabrillo at DeLaveaga GC, I m. Swimming Monte Vista at Soquel, 3.30 pm. Due to wet conditions, many events may be cancelled or postponed. Baseball Soquel vs Santa Cruz at Harvey West Park, 7 Harbor at Aptos, 3:30 p.m. North Monterey County at San Lorenzo Valley, 3:30 p.m.

Monte Vista at Baymonte, 3:30 p.m. Softball Evergreen College at Cabrillo, 3 p.m. San Lorenzo Valley at Harbor, 3 30 p.m. Santa Cruz al Aptos, 3:30 Marello Prep at Soquel, 3:30 p.m. Watsonville at Gilroy, 3:30 p.m.

Monte Vista at Baymonte, 3 30 p.m. Golf Gavilan College vs. Cabrillo at DeLaveaga GC, 1 p.m. Harbor vs. San Lorenzo Valley at Pasatiempo GC, 3 p.m.

Aptos vs Marello Prep at DeLaveaga GC, 3 p.m Watsonville vs. Seaside at Ft. Ord GC, Salinas, 3 p.m. National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press Wales Conference Patrick Dtvtsien Baseball CabriHo College Statistics x-NYIslanders S3 15 9 374 237 115 (Coast Conference Games Onry) y-NY Rangers 38 26 13 304 295 89 y-Philadelphia 37 30 10 312 303 84 BATTING y-Pittsburgh 29 36 12 292 326 70 Vtom AB Bl Avg Washington 24 41 12 306 329 60 Adcerman 1 10 2 .313 Adams Division 9 34 2 11 5 .306 x-Montreel 44 15 17 344 210 105 ChamHd 9 31 5 4 2 .194 y-Boston 41 26 10 306 271 92 Datecio 4 II 1 3 0 .273 Buffak) 37 25 15 292 258 89 Eichnom I 17 2 4 1 ZB y-Queoec 31 29 16 333 327 78 Escalanle 17 4 4 2 .235 Hertford 21 38 17 254 330 59 France 2 1 1 0 0 .000 Campbell Conference Green 6 18 4 2 2 .111 Norris DMsicm 7 22 3 8 7 .364 x-Minnesota 36 21 20 333 775 92 Pacheco 9 29 5 II 3 .379 y-Winnlpeg 32 30 14 S7 316 78 S.Pacheco 5 13 I 2 I .154 y-St Louis 39 8 303 337 68 Riedemen 9 30 3 7 3 .233 y-CNcago 23 37 12 320 352 68 Saucedo 7 27 3 7 3 .259 Toronto 20 41 16 290 362 56 Others 9 0 0 0 0 .000 Detroit 20 46 12 264 345 52 Team 9 284 36 75 31 .264 Smyfhf DMsion x.Edmonton 46 17 15 408 291 107 PITCHING y-Vencouver 28 33 16 273 278 72 Pitcher IP ER BB SO y-Calgary 27 33 17 315 337 71 Eichhom(3fl) 27 13 5 I 10 19 y-LosAngeles 24 37 15 302 342 63 MartlnezIM) 2821 9 6 10 14 Colorado 17 48 12 234 346 46 Coelho(M) 74 1 6 5 10 2 x-clinched first place in dlvsion. Mills (Ol) 84 14 9 4 6 y-clinched playoff spots.

Team(M) 77 51 29 21 34 41 TV, RADIO Seattle at Denver San Diego at Los Angeles Kansas City at Portland Wednesday's Games Washington at Boston Cleveland at New Jersey Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Indians Denver at Dallas San Diego at Phoenix Kansas City at Seattle NCAA No. Carolina, 63-62 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP At New Orleans GEORGETOWN (62) Smith62-2 14, Hancock 0OO0, Ewing 10 3-323, Brown 1 2-24, Floyd 900 18. SpriggsOI-2 Jones 1 Martin 0 00 a G.Smith 0 00 0. Totals 27 V) 62 NORTH CAROLINA (63) Doherty 1 2-3 4, Worthy 13 2-7 28, Perkins 3 10, Black I 2-24, Jordan 72-2 16, Peter son 0 Ma BraddockOOOa Brust0l-2I. Totals 25 13-2263 Halftime Georgetown 32, North Carolina 31.

Fouled out Smith. Total fouls-Georgetown 2ft North Carolina II. A 41,612. NCAA Tournament At A Giants By The Associated Press FIRST ROUND EAST REGIONAL Thursday, March 11 AtCnartontvN.C James Madison 55. Onto State 48 Wake Forest 74.

Ok) Dominion 57 Friday, March 12 At Unionist, N.Y. Northeastern 63, St Joseph's, Pa 62 St John's. 66, Perm 56 MIDEAST REGIONAL Thursday, March 11 At Nashville, Tenn. Indiana 94, Robert Morris 62 Middle Tennessee 50, Kentucky 44 Friday, March 12 At Indianapolis. Ind.

58. North Carolina St. 51 Tennessee 61. Southwestern Louisiana 57 MIDWEST REGIONAL Thursday, March II At Tulsa, Okie. Marquette 67, Evansville62 Houston 94, Alcorn St 84 Friday, March 12 At Dates Kansas State 77, Northern Illinois 68 Boston College 70.

San Francisco 66 WEST REGIONAL Thursday, March II At Logan, Utah West Virginia 102, North Carolina 72 Wyoming 61, Southern Cal 58 Friday, March 12 At Pullman, Wash. Pepperdine 99, Pittsburgh 88 Iowa 70, Northeast Louisiana 63 SECOND ROUND EAST REGIONAL Saturday, March 13 At Charter, North Carolina 52, James Madison 50 Memphis State 54 Wake Forest 56 Sunday, March 14 At Unkmdat, Y. Vlllanova 76, Northeastern 71 30T St John's. 68 MIDEAST REGIONAL Saturday, March 13 At Nashville, Tern. Louisville 81, Middle Tennessee 56 Alabama-Birmingham 80, Indiana 70 Sunday, March 14 At Indianapolis, Ind.

Virginia 54, Tennessee 51 Minnesota 62, Tain-Chattanooga 61 TELEVISION TODAY NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors vs. Son Antonio Spurs, 5:30 p.m. (44) RADIO TODAY Horse Racing Reports from Golden Gate Fields, p.m. (KMFO 1540) NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs, 5:30 p.m.

(KNBR 680) Hockey Los Angeles Kings at Edmonton Oilers, 6:30 p.m. (KOCN-FM 105) NBA Basketball San Diego Clippers at Los Angeles Lakers, 7:30 p.m. (KOCN-FM 105) TELEVISION WEDNESDAY No events scheduled RADIO WEDNESDAY Monday's Game New York Islanders 7, New York Rangers Tuesday's Games Buffalo at Ojebec Hartford at Montreal Winnipeg at Minnesota Toronto at St.Louis Los Angeles at Calgary Wednesday's Games Montreal at Hartford Washington at Pittsburgh Winnipeg at Detroit New York Rangers at Chicago Los Angeles at Edmonton Colorado at Vancouver By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX-Sent Brian Den-man, Danny Parks, and Dave Schoppee, pitchers, to Pawtucket of the International League. The 1980-81 Rockies season resulted in a net loss to the city of about $64,000, according to figures compiled by the city's Office of Budget and Management. The current season, in which Rockies attendance dropped still further, is expected to produce no more than a break-even proposition for the city.

The city charges the hockey club eight percent of net receipts or a minimum of $3,500 per game, whichever is higher. In 1980-81, that totaled $178,000. The city's income from parking, food concessions and rental of private boxes increased that total to $530,000. Yet the city's costs, ranging from janitors and ushers to liability insurance and utilities, were just over $590,000. Top Riders At Hangtown SACRAMENTO Dark clouds and heavy rains dampened the race track, but not the excitement, at the 14th annual Hangtown Classic National Championship Motocross Race held Sunday at Prarie City Park.

Defending 125cc champion Mark Barnett, from Bridgeview, 111., took the overall win in the season opener, after a race-long battle with Johnny O'Mara, of Canyon Country, Calif. The 250cc class was won by Rick Johnson, from El Cajon, with Warren Ried, of Midway City, second. The Hangtown event was the first race in the eight-race series for the 1982 national championship for both 250cc and 125cc machines. A 500cc series is also scheduled to begin in May. Harvey West Pool Reopens Aquatic programs offered by the City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department will resume at Harvey West Park pool Saturday, after two months of the facility being closed for renovations.

Activities will include swim lessons, water safety instruction, private swim lessons, adult swim for lunch and dinner, reserved lap swimming and swim parties. A special pool feature for spring vacation is the rec swim, from p.m. every day April 3-11. After April 11, rec swim is to be offered on Fridays and weekends. The shallow water pool is to open for young children, accompanied by a parent, beginning April 12, 10:30 a.m.

to 1:30 p.m. daily. For complete pool schedules, a Parks and Recreation Activity Guide is available at city libraries and the department office, 346 Church St. Or, for more information, call 429-3777. CHICAGO WHITE SOX Sent Bob Molinaro, outfielder, to the Chicago Cubs to complete an earlier deal in which the White "rse Kacing Defending Bowling Champ OVERLAND PARK, Kan.

(AP) Marshall Holman of Medford, was to defend his 1981 title in the $110,000 King Louie Open. Holman was one of 128 entrants seeking the tournament's $16,000 first prize, including nine of the top 10 money-winners on the 1982 Professional Bowlers Association tour. The tournament began today. The only big money-winner absent from the 15-year-old tournament will be Earl Anthony of Dublin, who is No. 1 on this year's earnings list.

The tournament opens with two rounds today and one more Thursday before the field is pared to 24 bowlers for the Thursday night session. After two more rounds Friday, the top five remaining bowlers will compete in the televised finals Saturday afternoon. Possible Clemson Violations CLEMSON, SC. (AP) The National Collegiate Athletic Association has asked Clemson University to respond to an "official inquiry" into allegations concerning possible football recruiting violations. Clemson President Bill L.

Atchley issued a brief statement Monday confirming that the NCAA notice had arrived. Ron Stratten, assistant director of enforcement for the NCAA, said Monday an official inquiry usually indicates that an NCAA investigation has been completed and the school has received "a set of allegations." "It's the staff's point of view that by the time an official inquiry is sent, the investigation is complete," Stratten said. "But I wouldn't want it etched in stone. It's always possible that an investigation could continue." Atchley declined to elaborate on the allegations. In his statement, he said the university "will not issue any comment until after the matter has been investigated by the university and a hearing has been held by the NCAA committee on infractions." City Of Denver May Save DENVER (AP) If Denver loses its National Hockey league franchise, the city may save not lose a little money.

Even the potential loss of seat-tax revenues from the Colorado Rockies is not significant, city officials said Monday. Reports from Golden Gate Fields, 2:35 4 05-5 35 Sox obtained Lynn McGtothen, pitcher. Re p.m. (KMFO 1540) leased KeteMackania intteider. OAKLAND A'S-Placed Mike Heath, caterer, on the I5lay disabled list.

TELEVISION THURSDAY Golden State Warriors vs. Houston Rockets, 5 RADIO THURSDAY NBA Basketball p.m. (44) SEATTLE MARINERS Waived Jim Anderson, infiekter. Assigned Brian Allard, pitcher, to their minor league camp and will place him on the disabled list when the season Malor League Baseball Exhibition Season At A Glance By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Pel Cleveland 13 6 684 Texas 12 7 632 Toronto 13 9 591 Chicago 11 9 550 Baltimore 11 10 i24 California 9 10 474 Kansas City 8 9 471 Milwaukee 8 9 .471 Edierjntieider, to the minors. Returned Rod Horse Rain9 Reports from Golden Gate Fields, Allen, outfielder, and Matt Young, pitcher, to (KMFO 1540) the minors.

r- TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Optioned NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Houston Rockets, Pedro Hernandez, infielder, and Mark ikidd zom Eichnorn and Steve Senteney, pitchers, to m- (KNoK OSU) IZtfJ'JZZr' LeB9uL NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at San Diego Clippers, Matt Williams, pitcher, to their minor league rf camp tor reassignment. 7:30 p.m. (KOCN-FM 105) linen III nvm miiiiieiii. in (TlicSnittnrl THE WEEKLY QUIZ IS PART OF THIS NEWSPAPER'S SCHOOL PROGRAM i4WMit 1 I MIDWEST REGIONAL Saturday, March 13 At Tutsa, OH. Houston 7a Tulsa 74 Missouri 71 Marquette 69 Sunday, March 14 At Dallas Boston College 82, DePaul 75 Kansas St.

65, Arkansas 64 WEST REGIONAL Saturday, March 13 MH2. Chargers Obtain Dewey Selmon I Just moved worldscope (10 points tor each question answered correctly) 1 The United Auto Workrrs and General Motors reached a tentative contract agreement which gives UAW members more (CHOOSE ONE: money, job security) in return for certain concessions. 2 President Reagan reacted Soviet President Brezhnev's plan to (CHOOSE ONE: freeze, reduce) the number of medium-range missiles in Europe. 3 The U.S. Airborne Division landed on the Sinai Peninsula where they will serve as a peace-keeping force following the (CHOOSE ONE: Egyptian, Israeli) withdrawal from the area in April.

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