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B4 SPORTS Decatur, Illinois Friday, January 10, 1992 Basketball I Hockey NBA STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA NY Rangers 27 16 1 55 167 145 EGYPTIAN ILLINI xWitt at Ramsey xPatoka at Mulberry Grove LITTLE ILLINI Marshall at Cumberland Martinsville at Oblong New Harmony, Ind. at Hutsonville MIDLAND TRAIL xClay City at Sandoval xCisne at South Central xLouisville at Dieterich xNobie at Odin EAST OKAW xOakland at Newman NORTH EGYPT xCarmi at Salem xLawrenceville at Flora II 12 18 19 20 21 New York Boston Philadelphia Miami New Jersey Washington Washington 26 14 Pittsburgh 23 15 New Jersey 21 14 NY Islanders 15 20 Philadelphia 13 19 BASEBALL Best of the White Sox: Chicago White Sox at Texas Rangers, played 61091. (rerun) 1 p.m. (SportsChannel) BASKETBALL UC-Santa Barbara at New Mexico State, (tape) 9 a (SportsChannel I Portland Trail Blazers at Detroit Pistons. 7 p.m.

(TNT) Utah Jazz at Chicago Bulls. 7:30 p.m. (rerun 1:30 a.m.) (SportsChannel) GOLF Infiniti Tournament of Champions, Second Round. 3 p.m. (rerun 3 a (ESPN) HOCKEY Chicago Blackhawks at Winnipeg Jets, (jape delay) 10 p.m.

(rerun 4 a.m.) (SportsChannel) 55 187 144 50 191 156 48 156 120 36 152 168 34 117 138 58 139 95 43 146 150 35 132 147 35 122 136 25 Orlando Central Division 27 Chicago Adams Division Montreal 28 14 2 Boston 19 18 5 Buffalo 14 20 7 Hartford 15 19 3 Quebec 11 26 5 City Schedule First Period 1, New Jersey, Kas etonov 7 (Stasfny, Fetisov). 10:47. 2, New Jersey, Richer 17 (Todd. Vilgrain), 11:23. Second Period 3, St.

Louis. Shanahan 18 (Hull, Norwood). 1:16 (pp). 4, New Jersey, Lemieux 26 (Kasatonov. Driver).

14:39 (pp). Third Period 5, St. Louis. Shanahan 19 (Hull), 8:45. 6, New Jersey, Vilgrain II (Todd, Richer), 12 22.

7, St. Louis. Ron Sutter 13 (Zombo). 15 30 (sh). Shots on goal St.

Louis 9 9 IS 33 New Jersey 13 9 9 31. Power play Opportunities St. Louis 1 of New Jersey I of 7. Goalies St. Louis, Hebert.

220 (31 shots 27 saves). New Jersey, Billington. 10-1 I (33 30). BLACKHAWKS 1. MAPLE LEAFS 0 Toronto 0 0 04 Chicago 1 0 12 First Period 1, Chicago, Roenick 33 (Goulet, Stapleton), 8:42 (pp).

Second Period None. Third Period 2, Chicago, Hudson (Lemieux. Konroyd), 15:58 Shots on goal Toronto 7 5-9 21 Chicago 11-19 14 44. Power-play Opportunities Toronto 0 of Chicago 1 of 4. Goalies Toronto, Fuhr.

10-21-3 (44 shots 42 saves) Chicago. Hasek. 4 10 (21 21). 27 133 169 23 17 18 18 13 10 Cleveland Milwaukee Atlanta Detroit Indiana Charlotte CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norns Division Pts GF GA Pel. GB 645 .636 455 6 .441 .394 8 .364 9 219 13' .844 .719 4 .548 9' .545 9' .529 10 382 15 .294 18 ICE Pet.

GB .629 .563 .515 4 .406 7t .364 9 .161 15 .724 606 3 .576 4 .531 5' 514 6 273 14 Midwest Division 56 175 136 45 150 144 45 149 138 39 131 143 27 112 163 Detroit 26 12 St. Louis 19 17 Chicago 18 17 Minnesota 18 19 Toronto 11 28 one year contract. BASKETBALL Continental Basketball Association SIOUX FALLS SKYFORCE Signed Greg Stokes, center. FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS Named Danny Abramowitz, special teams coach. PITTSBURGH STEELERS An nounced resignation of Dick Haley, player personnel director.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Announced the resignation of George Dyer, defensive line coach, and Joe Vitt. secondary coach, to accept similar positions with the Los Angeles Rams. Named Larry Ken nan, offensive coordinator. Professional Spring Football League ARKANSAS MINERS Named Darryl Rogers coach. WASHINGTON MARAUDERS -Named Gary Glenn assistant director of public relations; Maria Bissi office administrator; and Jennifer Taschner director of telecommunications.

World League of American Football LONDON MONARCHS Promoted Ray Willsey Irom defensive coordinator to head coach. Canadian Football League WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS An nounced the resignation of Darryl Rogers, head coach. HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL Assigned expansion teams Tampa Bay to the Norris Division and Ottawa to the Adams Division. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Named Paul Holmgren scout TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS Called up Drake Berehowsky, defenseman, from North Bay of the Ontario Hockey League. WINNIPEG JETS Recalled Russ Romaniuk, left wing, from Moncton of the American Hockey League.

East Coast Hockey League RALEIGH ICECAPS Acquired Mike Hiltner, right wing, and Steve Chellos. defenseman, from the Nashville Knights for Gord Cruickshank, center, and Tim Doyle, defenseman. Traded Chelios to Roanoke Valley Rebels to complete a Dec 3 Jeff Tomlinson trade. HORSE RACING HARNESS RACING COMMU NICATIONS Named Frank Drucker director of media relations. SOCCER National Professional Soccer League CANTON INVADERS Signed Tom Misuraca, defender.

DAYTON DYNAMO Named John Doiinsky head coach. HARRISBURG HEAT Signed David Bascome. forward, lor the remainder of me 1991 92 season. TULSA AMBUSH Signed Luis Sitva. forward Released Carlos Baso.

for ward. COLLEGE ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE Announced the addition of men's and women's indoor track field as championship sports, effective for the 1992 BIG 10 CONFERENCE Suspended C. Vivian Stringer. Iowa women basketball coach, for one game for her comments about officiating after a game in Knoxville, Term in December IDAHO Declared Otis Nixon, tor ward, has failed the schools academic requirements making him ineligible lo play on the basketball team. JAMES MADISON Extended the contract of Rip Scherer, football coach, through the 1996 season.

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Fired Jim Dickey, defensive coordinator, and Freeman Horton, inside linebackers coach. Named John Thompson defensive coordinator. TEXAS Named Bobby Jack Wright outside linebackers coach. TEXAS CHRISTIAN Named Paul Jette secondary coach. Utah San Antonio Houston Denver Dallas Smythe Division Vancouver 23 12 7 Today's events COLLEGES MEN'S BASKETBALL Millikin at Carroll, 7:30 p.m.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Millikin at Carroll, 5:30 p.m. PREPS BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Stephen Decatur at Lincoln, 7:45 p.m. (JV 615 p.m.); Normal at MacArthur, 7:45 p.m. (JV 6:15 p.m.); Bloomington at Eisenhower, 7:45 m. (JV 615 p.m.); Rochester at St.

Teresa. 7:45 p.m. (JV 6:15 p.m. I.Effingham at Mount Zion, 7:45 p.m. (JV 6:15 p.m.); Decatur Christian at Wapella, 7:45 p.m.

VARSITY WRESTLING Rantoul at Stephen Decatur, 5 p.m.; MacArthur at Jacksonville, 6 p.m. Minnesota S3 149 123 44 134 138 41 157 143 41 151 158 38 147 164 21 105 187 Pacific Division Winnipeg 18 18 Calgary 18 18 Los Angeles 17 17 Edmonton 16 21 San Jose 9 31 By MICHAEL ROXBOROUGH. Universal Press Syndicate The circle around the Celtics-Wolves game is for the questionable status of Boston's Kevin McHale. In Buffalo, it should be cloudy with a chance of rain late in the day, and a high in the mid-30s. In Washington, it should be cloudy with the high in the low-40s.

21 Golden State 21 20 19 17 18 Portland Phoenix LA Lakers Seattle LA Clippers Sacramento NFL I Transactions COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog Temple 3V4 ST JOSEPH'S NHL Wednesday's Games Football Thursday's Games Boston Quebec 4 Detroit 9, Minnesota 4 Y. Islanders 2. Hartford 1 New Jersey 4, St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles 2 Chicago 2. Toronto 0 Today's Games Edmonton at Buffalo, 6:35 p.m.

Los Angeles at Washington, 6:35 Chicago at Winnipeg, 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Calgary, 8:35 p.m. BASEBALL American League KANSAS CITY ROYALS Agreed to terms with Kerwin Moore, outfielder, on a one year contract. Favorite Goals Underdog NEW YORK YANKEES Designated Dave Eiland, pitcher, tor assignment. National League 2-3 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Agreed 14 to terms with Todd Pratt, catcher, on a DEVILS 4.

BLUES 1 St. Louis 0 1 New Jersey 2 1 Favorite Points Underdog Open Current OU Sunday AFC BILLS 10 '4 11 ((4414)1 Broncos Money line: Bills vs. Broncos plus $450. NFC REDSKINS 12 13 (43)4) Lions Money line: Redskins $800 vs. Lions plus $550.

SUPER BOWL Favorite Points Underdog Ntc 3 3 Ate COLLEGE FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog Saturday Hula Bowl NFL PLAYOFFS First Round Saturday, Dec. 28 Kansas City 10. LA Raiders 6 Atlanta 27, New Orleans 20 Sunday, Dec. 29 Dallas 17, Chicago 13 Houston 17. New York Jets 10 Second Round Saturday, Jan.

4 Washington 24, Atlanta 7 Denver 26. Houston 24 Sunday, Jan. Buffalo 37. Kansas City 14 Detroit 38, Dallas 6 Conference Championships Sunday, Jan. 12 Denver at Buffalo, 11:30 a m.

Detroit at Washington, 3 p.m. Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 26 At Minneapolis AFC champion vs NFC champion, 6 p.m. CAPITALS 1-1 Vi Kings SABRES 54-1 Oilers JETS even-54 Blackhawks FLAMES -1 Penguins TENNIS 1992 Australian Open MEN'S ODDS Edberg 5 Sampras 3-1; Becker 7-2; Stich 7 Courier 5-1; Lend! 6-1; Forget 12 Ivanisevic 12-1; Wheaton 18-1; Korda 20-1, "Chang 22 Gustafsson 30-1; Krickstem 30-1; McEnroe 30-1; Field 81. WOMEN'S ODDS Seles 4-5; Graf 5-2; Saoatini 41; Capriati 5-1; Sanchez-Vicario 81; Fernandez 12 Novotna 181; Maleeva 35-1; Martinez 35-1; Huber 35-1; Garrison 40-1; Field 10-1.

((I) Denotes a circle game. A GH West Boston 99, New York 95 New Jersey 103. Minnesota 97 Philadelphia 114. Houston 104 Chicago 108, Miami 106 Detroit 114, Sacramento 95 LA Clippers 104, Indiana 102 San Antonio 103, LA Lakers 87 Milwaukee 99, Utah 98 Pnoemx 135. Denver 114 Orlando 104, Seattle 103 Thursday's Games Cleveland 99, Washington 92 Charlotte 109, Sacramento 96 Atlanta 124.

Dallas 108 Today's Games Minnesota at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Milwaukee at New Jersey, 6 30 m. LA Chppers at Philadelphia, 6: 30 p.m. Houston at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Portland at Detroit, 7 p.m.

Utah at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Seattle at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Orlando at Phoenix. 8 30 m. Denver at LA Lakers, 9 30 p.m.

San Antonio at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. HAWKS 124, MAVERICKS 108 Dallas (108) Davis 6 10 12 13. McCray 5 12 45 14, Williams 6 19 00 12. Blackman 7 12 4-4 18. Harper 11 24 1 2 24, Smith 4 11 0-0 8, Donaldson 11 0-0 2, Lever 3 10 3 4 9, Davis I I 0 0 2, Hodge 0-0 0-0 0.

luz zoimo I I 0 0 2. White 2 3 0-0 4. Totals 47 104 13-17 108. Atlanta (124) Wtlkins 10 21 12 12 32, Willis 7 10 10-10 24, Rasmussen 510 2 2 12, Augmon 8 10 0 0 16, Wiley 2 4 0 0 5, Robinson 4 6 0-0 8, Graham 5 12 2 2 13, Ferrell 2 3 2 2 6, Koncak 2 5 0-0 4, Volkov 2 8 0-0 4, Mon roe 0 0 0 0 0. Totals 47 89 28 28 124.

Dallas 19 22 35 32-108 Atlanta 38 23 36 27-124 3 Point goals Dallas 16 (Harper 1-1, Williams 01. White 01, Lever 0-3), At East 2 1 Yi (39) Japan Bowl East PK PK (381 NBA West Favorite Points Underdog Golf Wolves game is circled for a variety of rea- CELTICS ((90 PGA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS CARLSBAD. Calif. (AP) Scores Thursday after the first round of the $800,000 PGA Tournament Of Champions, played on the 7.022 yard, par 36 3672 La Costa Resort Spa (a denotes 5 PK 1 4 9 3 20 10 4)4 Clippers sons, with the pnme factors being an Bucks injury to one side or the other. When Rockets the overunder total is circled, it is for Blazers inclement weather.

Jazz Note: Open is the opening Nne for MAVERICKS the week, current is the up-to-date Magic line and 0U is the overunder line for Nuggets each game. Spurs Home team in capital letters. 76ERS NETS HEAT PISTONS BULLS Sonics SUNS LAKERS WARRIORS amateur). Leonard "Lenny" Willis has been named as running backs coach at the University of Illinois, it was announced Thursday by head football coach Lou Tepper. Willis has served since August of 1991 as assistant to the director of the Illinois Office of Minority Student Affairs.

"We talked to Lenny early in the interview process," Tepper said, "and kept comparing him to the other candidates, but he always remained at the top of the list." Willis, 38, has served on two different staffs for Coach Earle Bruce, first at Ohio State from 1985-87, than again at Colorado State from Dec. 1990 to August 1991. Both times he was Bruce's running backs coach. In between those two positions was a three-year stint at Boston College as running backs coach, from 1988-90. Prior to becoming a coach, Willis was a prep star at Theodore Roosevelt High School in Washington, D.C..

He first played football at Fairbury (Nebraska) Junior College (1972-73), where he earned junior college All-America acclaim as one of the nation's leading re turn specialists. From there, he went to Bruce's Ohio State team, where he was two-year starter at wide receiver (1974-75) and played in two Rose Bowl games. Willis also participated with th Ohio State track squad, earning All-Big Ten honors as a sprinter. Willis was then drafted by the NFL's Minnesota Vikings as a wide reciever and returr specialist, playing in 1976 and it the 1977 Super Bowl. He also played for Buffalo from 1977-81, and later with the USFL's Chicago and Arizona teams.

33 32-65 33 3366 33 3467 34 34-68 37 32-69 33 36-69 35 35-70 36 34-70 34 37-71 36 35-71 36 35-71 37 35-72 38 3472 35 37-72 39 33-72 38 35-73 35 38-73 37 36-73 38 35-73 3538-73 36 37-73 3638-74 37 37-74 339-74 38 36-74 37 37-74 38 37-75 38 37-75 37 38-75 37 38-75 Blaine McCallister Tom Purtzer Paul Azinger Brad Faxon Steve Elkington Davis Love III David Peoples Mark O'Meara Kenny Perry Billy Andrade A. Weibring Lanny Wadkins Fred Couples Russ Cochran Ian Baker Finch Tom Kite Jay Don Biake Rocco Mediate Andrew Magee Mark Brooks Fulton Allem a Phil Mickelson Nolan Henke Ted Schulz Nick Price Dillard Pruitt Corey Pavin Bruce Fleisher Billv Pay Brown Jol Daly oifertgsne -I TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS CARLSBAD. Calif (AP) Scores Thursday after the fijst round of the $350,000 Infiniti Senior Tournament Of Champions, played on the 6.761 yard. Wells 95. Flower 55 Winchester 59, Greenfield 53 GIRLS BASKETBALL RANKINGS CLASS AA CHAMPAIGN (AP) Here are the top xOlney at Fairtield PRAIRIE STATE Edinburg at Kincaid TOMAHAWK Hartsburg Emden at Mount Pulaski SANGAMON VALLEY xGibson City at Farmer City Blue Ridge conference game 16 teams in the Associated Press' Class AA girls' basketball state rankings, compiled by the Champaign Urbana News-Gazette, with first place votes in parentheses, records through Tuesday lames, total points based on 16 points or a first place vote through 1 point for a 16th: 1.

Chi Mrshl (16) 14 0 256 2. Chi Washington 152 211 3. Maine West 13 1 200 4. Bart Limestone 12 0 197 5. Rich South 13 0 193 6 Hoffman Ests 16 2 174 7.

Immac Heart 114 141 8. Mother McAuley 112 111 9 Chi Morgan Pk 13 3 107 10 Lyons Township 14 I 95 11. Chi St Ignats 94 12. Barrington 14 2 71 13. Peo Richwoods 12 3 45 14.

Galesburg 9 2 34 (tie) Bufflo Grove 13 3 34 16. Lincoln Way 12 1 28 Others receiving votes, in order of votes: East Moline United, Jack sonville, Taylorville. Marillac, Ed wardsville, Palatine Fremd, Mattoon, Geneseo, Chicago Whitney Young. Pro viso West6, Resurrection, Peoria Man ual, Moline, New Trier. Jerseyville, Centralia, Stanford Olympia, Gurnee Warren, Champaign Centennial, Summit Argo, Bensenville Fenton.

Crystal Lake Central, Joliel Central. CLASS A CHAMPAIGN (AP) Here are the top 16 teams in the Associated Press' Class A girls' basketball state rankings, compiled by the Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette, with first place votes in parentheses, records current through Monday games, total points based on 16 points for a first place vote through 1 point for a 16th: 1. Wh St Fra (10) 15 1 232 2. Sullivan (3) 15 0 229 par 72 La Costa Resort. Chi Chi Rodriguez Bob Charles 33 37-70 34 37-71 35 36-71 37 34-71 38 33-71 36 36-72 38 35-73 33873 37 36-73 36 3874 37 38-75 36 39-75 38 3876 38 38-76 38 38-76 37 39-76 38 41-79 Lee Trevino A I Geiberger Dewitt Weaver Bruce Crampton Charles Coody Dale Douglass Harold Henning George Archer Mike Hill Rocky Thompson Jim Ferree Orville Moody Jim Colbert Larry Ziegler John Brodie IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) Jalen Rose, playing his first Big Ten Conference game, scored 34 points to lead No.

11 Michigan to an 80-77 overtime victory over Iowa on Thursday night. Rose, one of five freshman who play regularly for Michigan, converted a three-point play to give his team a 78-73 lead midway through the overtime. He made a free throw for the final point of the game as Michigan (9-1, 1-0) turned back more experienced Iowa (8-3, 0-1). Iowa's Wade Lookingbill swished a desperation fadeaway 3-pointer after Rose's free throw, but the ball was released after the buzzer and the officials waved off the basket. No.

2 UCLA 83 ARIZONA STATE 62 TEMPE, Ariz. Tracy Murray took control of both backboards, getting 15 rebounds and 28 points for UCLA. Murray had 11 offensive rebounds and used them for a series of layups and dunks to help UCLA (9-0) to its best start since 1975 in the Pac-10 opener for both teams. home team. No.

10 INDIANA 95 MINNESOTA SO BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Freshman center Alan Henderson matched his season high with 20 points and Indiana used a pair of big streaks. The 6-9 Henderson had 14 points in the first half, including two baskets that started a 22-3 streak as Indiana took a commanding 44-18 lead at the intermission. Minnesota battled furiously and came within 13 points eight minutes into the second half. It was the eighth straight victory for Indiana" (10-2, 1-0 Big Ten) and the third straight loss for Minnesota (8-6, O-l).

No. 24 TULANE 95 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 68 NEW ORLEANS Anthony Reed and Carlin Hartman led a 20-0 run early in the second half as Tuiane (11-0) maintained its unbeaten status. Central Connecticut (3-12) cut Tulane's 44-36 halftime lead to 48-45 with 14:05 to play in the second half on a 9-0 run led by a pair of 3-point shots by Mark Rybczyk. Arizona State (9-4) had won five straight going in. No.

6 ARIZONA 107 No. 23 SOUTHERN CAL 68 TUCSON, Ariz. Guard Damon Stoudamire hit five 3-pointers and had 10 rebounds for Arizona. The win extended Arizona's nation-leading home winning streak to 71 games as it opened defense of its Pacific-10 Conference title with its first league-opener win in three seasons. While Arizona improved to 10-1 and 1-0, Southern Cal fell to 8-3 and 0-1.

Arionza's 107 points tied a record for most points allowed by use. No. 8 N. CAROLINA 103 CLEMSCN 69 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. Hubert Davis scored 18 points to lead five players in double figures and ruin one more Clemson road trip to Chapel Hill.

Not once in 38 games has Clemson beaten North Carolina (10-1) when North Carolina was the Bowling Prep bowling TAYLORVILLE 2,111 MACARTHUR 2,087 At North Lanes, Taylorville High game Sonya lores (M) 209 511 series. High series Heather Pounds (T) 206 519. Other MacArthur scores Elizabeth VanFelOW 474, Stephani Flores 400, Shellie Hammons 366. Melissa Kennedy 336 Other Taylorville scores Lindsey FrinFrock 479, Cara Montgomery 396. Jennifer French 368, Kellie Laroe 350 (MacArthur f3; next: Saturday at Stephen Decatur Invitational.) S.

Utah 109. Fori Lewis 71 Sacramento St. 110. Wis Milwaukee 106, 20T Stanford 67, Oregon St. 64 UCLA 83.

Arizona St. 62 UNLV 88, Long Beach St. 63 Utah St. 81, UC Irvine 63 Wyoming 85. San Diego St.

72 BIG TEN SUMMARIES INDIANA MINNESOTA 50 Minnesota (8-6) Walton 3 6 (11 6, Carter 4 12 2 3 11, Martin 2-4 0-1 4. McDonald 6 9 0-0 13, Lenard 1 6 22 4, Jackson fr2 24 2, Nzigamasabo 0 2 0-0 0, Kolander 0-4 2 2 2, Orr 2 6 0 0 5, Tubbs 0 2 12 1, Wolf 1 5 0-0 2, Roe 0-0 0 0 0 Totals 19 SB 9 15 50. Indiana (10-2) Anderson 2 2 13, Cheaney 5-8 4-6 15, Henderson 9 16 2 3 20, Reynolds 0-2 4-4 4, Bailey 4-8 6 8 17, Graham 34 24 9, Meeks frO 3 4 3, Nover 1 3 2 5 4, Lind eman 0 2 2 2 2. Leary 3 4 2 2 9. Totals 30 56 29 40 96.

Halftime Indiana 44, Minnesota 18. 3-Point goals Minnesota 3 11 (McDonald 12, Orr 12, Carter 13, Lenard 04), Indiana 7-14 (Bailey 3 5. Anderson 1-2. Cheaney 1-2, Graham 1-2, Leary 12, Reynolds 0-1). Fouled out Walton.

Rebounds Minnesota 28 (Kolander 7), Indiana 44 (Henderson 9). Assists Minnesota 7 (Carter, Lenard 2), Indiana 22 (Reynolds 10). Total fouls Minnesota 28, Indiana 18. A 17,238 MICHIGAN 80, IOWA 77 (OT) Michigan (9-1) Webber 4 7 0 3 9, Hunter 0-0 0 0 0, Riley 13 13 3, Talley 7 9 12 16, King 3 7 0 0 7, Rose 12 19 7 9 34, Howard 3 8 1 2 7, Jackson 1 2 0 0 2. Voskuil 1 5 02 2.

To tals 32 60 10 21 80. Iowa (8-3) Lookingbill 1 4 0-0 2, Street 511 5-6 15, Earl 7 21 56 19, Barnes 15 12 14, Davis 3 5 2 2 8, Winters 3 5 1 2 7, Smith 2 10 2 2 6, Moses 1 5 2 2 4. Tubbs 13 0 0 2. Totals 28 80 18 23 77. Halftime Michigan 38, Iowa 35.

Regulation 73 73. 3-point field goals Michigan 613 (Rose 3-5, Talley 13. King 1 2, Webber 12, Voskuil 0-1). Iowa 3 16 (Barnes 3 7, Street 0-2, Skinner 0-1, Smith 03, Moses fr2, Tubbs 0-1). Fouled out Riley, Street.

Rebounds Michigan 39 (Webber 10), Iowa 49 (Street, Barnes 11). Assists Michigan 16 (Talley 6), Iowa 17 (Skinner 6). Total fouls Michigan 23. Iowa 21. A 15.500.

Women's college box score EASTERN ILLINOIS 74 NORTHERN IOWA 69 Northern Iowa (1-9) Miller 9 18 3 3 25, Street 2 8 1 4 5, Robbins 4 6 5 8 13, Amos 1 8 2 4 4, Rob ertson 4 6 00 9, Dillard 1-7 1-2 3, Jameson 1 4 00 2, Amrhein 0-0 12 1, McFadden 3 5 1 2 7. Totals 25 62 14 25 69. Eastern Illinois (4-6) Roller 8 14 1-1 17, Youngman 4 10 5 7 13, Haoerty 9 17 5 6 25, McCaa 1 5 0 0 3. Polka 0 2 3 5 3, Baugh 3 6 0 0 6, Gates 2 3 1 3 5, Towne 0-0 0-0 0. Rogier 13 00 2.

Totals 28 60 15 22 74. Halftime score Northern Iowa 38, Eastern Illinois 38. Three point goals No Iowa 511 (Robertson 11, Miller 4 6, Street 01, Amos 0 3), E. Illinois 3 8 (McCaa 12, Hagerty 26). Fouled out none.

Re bounds No.lowa 34 (Street 8). E. Illinois 45 (Youngman 12). Assists 15 (Amos 6), E. Illinois 20 (Polka 7).

Total fouls No Iowa 15, E. Illinois 19. A 211. ILLINOIS STATE 79 No. 20 SW MISSOURI STATE 73 SW Missouri State (10-2) Rapier 6 10 0 0 12, Winkfield 7 14 0 0 14, Baucom 10 10 0 0 20, Nelson 3 4 0 0, Howard 7 19 0 0 17, Shira 0 3 2 2 2, Rob bins 1 5 0 0 2, Muller 02 00 0 Totals 34 67 2 2 73.

Illinois State (6-6) Bloodworth 2 4 2 2 6, McNamara 4 5 f2 8, Brune 7 11 6 6 20, Baalke 9 11 1000 28, Porter 1 2 00 2, Braumann 13 12 3, Ward 2 3 2 2 6. Totals 28 45 23 26 79. Halftime score SW Missouri State 37, Illinois State 37. 3 point goals SW Missouri St. 3 12 (Howard 3 7, Nelson 0 1, Robbins 0 4), Illinois St.

0 0. Fouled out Winkfield. Rebounds SW Missouri St 27 (Rapier 6), Illinois St. 26 (Ward 5). Assists -SW Missouri St.

26 (Nelson 12), Illinois St. 19 (Bloodworth 6). Total fouls SW Missouri St 24, Illinois St. II A 853. Prep Basketball Thursday's Results A C.

Central 76, Waverly 69 Augusta SE 62, Liberty 56 Beecher City 72, Louisville 70 Brown Cty 74, Petersburg Porta 70 OT Calumet 47, Washington 44 Concord Triopia 34, Carrollton 29 Corliss 58. Bowen 40 Englewood 80, Kennedy 56 Farragut 90, Crane 48 Hardin Calhoun 95, Meredosia 47 Hirsch 72, Hyde Park 71 Julian 83, Carver 73 Kenwood 67, Harlan 57 Lincoln Park 49, Near North 44 Manley 102, Creiger 48 Marshall 71, Young 45 Morgan Park 44, Fenger 43 Nokomis 66, Argenta Oreana 52 lanta 2 10 IWiley 12, Graham 1 2, Robinson 0 1, Willis 0 1, Wilkins 0 4). Fouled out None. Rebounds Dallas 56 (T Davis 12), Atlanta 49 (Willis 13). Assists Dallas 26 (Williams 5), Atlanta 35 (Wilkins 6).

Total fouls Dallas 18. Atlanta 21. A 9,743. HORNETS 109, KINGS 96 Sacramento (96) Simmons 7 17 3 6 17, Tisdale 6 17 3-4 15, Causweil 2 5 0-0 4, Richmond 8 22 5-5 23, Les 1 5 0 0 3, Hopson 5 10 7-11 17, Bonner 4 8 1 4 9, Brown 0-4 0-0 0, Chilcutt 2 6 0-0 4, Schintzius 0 3 0 0 0. Jepsen 2 3 0 0 4.

Totals 37 98 19 30 96. Charlotte (109) Johnson 11 18 1 2 23, Newman 7 13 10 15 24, Gattison 3 8 (HI 6, Bogues 5 8 (M 10. Gill 12 17 2 5 26, Perry 2 5 2 2 6, Leckner 2 5 0-0 4, Lynch (M) 2 2 2, Frederick 2 8 3 3 8. Totals 44 82 20 2V 109. Sacramento 21 24 30 21- 96 Charlotte 26 25 31 27-109 3 Point goals Sacramento 3 11 (Richmond 26, Les 14, Bonner 0-1).

Charlotte 12 (Frederick 12). Fouled out None. Rebounds Sacramento 57 (Simmons 9), Charlotte 62 (Johnson 16). Assists Sacramento 25 (Hopson 6), Charlotte 28 (Bogues 13). Total fouls Sacramento 19, Charlotte 19.

A 23,698. CAVALIERS 99, BULLETS 9 Cleveland (99) Bennett 2 7 M) 4. Nance 9 16 2 3 20, Daugherty 8 10 57 21, Ehlo 7-15 0 0 4. Price 10-16 3 4 25, Battle 1 5 2 2 4. Williams 1 5 0 2 2.

Brandon 3 6 0 0 6. James 13 I I 3 Totals 42 83 13 19 99. Washington (92) Grant 9 13 7 11 25. Stewart 4 11 3 4 11. Ellison 10 15 4 7 24, Adams 4 21 4 4 13, Wingate 1 3 2.

English 4 11 11 9, Eackles 2 7 0 0 4, Jones 0 0 0 0 0, Smith 1 1 2 2 4. Totals 35 82 21 29 92. Cleveland 23 23 32 21-99 Washington 31 19 18 2492 3 Point goals Cleveland 2 6 (Price 2 5. Ehlo(H), Washington 18 (Adams 17, English 0 1). Fouled out None.

Reb ounds Cleveland 48 (Nance 15), Washington 54 (Ellison 12). Assists Cleveland 22 (Price 8), Washington 23 (Aoams 11) Total fouls Cleveland 21, Washington 17. A 7,441. College Basketball Thursday's Results EAST Brown 80, Lafayette 68 Loyola, Md. 76, Siena 68 New Hampshire 71, Vermont 65 Notre Dame 87, La Salle 79 Robert Morris 70, Marist 63 St Francis, NY 79.

Colgate 71 Wagner 82. Mount St. Mary's. Md. 74 SOUTH Georgia Southern 83, Samford 65 Georgia St.

80. Mercer 70 Liberty 73. Campbell 71 Louisiana Tech 94, Ark -Little Rock 71 NW Louisiana 112, Centenary 77 North Carolina 103, Clemson 69 SW Louisiana 65, Arkansas St. 49 Tuiane 95, Cent. Connecticut St 68 Va.

Commonwealth 66, Louisville 57 MIDWEST Blackburn 90, Fontbonne 68 Briar Cliff 97, Northwestern. Iowa 69 Chicago St. 91, Cent. Ohio 84 DePauw 77, Purdue Calumet SO Defiance 73, Mount Vernon Nazarene 71 Drake 51. Bradley 41 Franklin 112.

Manchester 96 Goshen 109, Ind. South Bend 108 Indiana 96. Minnesota 50 Lewis 83. Indianapolis 67 Maryviile, Mo 80, Mac Murray 68 Mayville St 99, Jamestown 85 Mich. Dearborn 78.

Northwd, Mich. 68 Michigan 80. Iowa 77, OT Minot St. 99, Mary 96 Missouri Roila 85, SW Baptist 81 Mo Kansas City 116, Southern Cal Coll. 78 N.

Michigan 89, Hillsdale 86 Oakland, Mich. 78. Grand Valley St 74 Rosary 80, Concordia, Mich. 54 Saginaw Val. St.

76. Lake Superior St. 57 St Joseph's, Ind 95, N. Kentucky 90, OT Taylor 79. St.

Francis. Ind 60 Tiffin 84, Dyke 64 Trinity Christian 84, Judson 78 Valley City St. 68. Dickinson St 55 Wayne, Mich 83, Ferris St. 77 Westminster, Mo 83.

Webster 73 SOUTHWEST Nicholls St. 62, SW Texas St. 58, OT Rice 76, Baylor 69, OT South Alabama 99, Lamar 91 Stephen F.Austin 80. North Texas 64 Texas 86. Houston 75 Texas Arlington 88, Sam Houston St 76 Texas El Paso 89, Brigham Young 69 Texas San Antonio 84, McNeese St.

68 FAR WEST Arizona 107, Southern Cal 68 CS Northridge 92, Connecticut 62 Colorado St. 66, Air Force 64 Fresno SI. 88, Cal St. Fullerton S3 Idaho St. 109, Arizona 82 Montana St 50, Washington 46 Nevada 92, Weber SI.

78 New Mexico St. 72, UC Santa Barbara 63 Oregon 67, California 57 3. Teutopolis(l) 110 199 4. Neponset (1) 110 194 5. Luther North 15 2 188 6.

Cres Iroquois 14 0 153 7. Winnebago (I) 13 0 135 8. Seneca 11 0 122 9. Carth Hanc Cen 101 91 10. Okawville 14-0 88 (tie) Lmbd Montini 12 3 88 12.

Chrisman 12 1 81 13. Frankfort 12 2 67 14. Beardstown 10-2 51 15. McLeansboro 10 2 44 16. Hamilton 10 1 43 Wrestling Millikin women vs.

Carthage PREP WRESTLING LINCOLN 48 MOUNT ZION 14 At Springfield Southeast 103 Blickensderfer (M) drew with Correlf. 8 8 112 Curtis (L) won by forfeit 119 A 'u r. Correll (L) pinned Adams, :47 Grimalbi (L) tec. fall Kraft, 125 400 130 135 140 3:57 Parker (L) dec. McMillin, 5 I Moore (L) pinned Childs, 3:40 McDonald (M) pinned Parker, Merreghn (L) won by forfeit Bottorff came off the bench to add career-highs of 18 points.

14 rebounds and 4 blocked shots. Coach Lori Kerans' team also plays Carroll at 3 p.m. Saturday in Waukesha, Wis. Picked to win the conference, Carroll has stumbled badly with a 19 start, including 1-2 in the CCIW. The women are accompanying the men on the road trip and play the first game of a doubleheader at each site.

DATE: Today SITE: Kenosha, Wis. TIME: 5:30 p.m. RADIO: None RECORDS: Millikin 7 1, 3 0 in CCIW; Carthage 6-2. 3-1 SERIES: Millikin leads the series 7-4 AT A GLANCE: Carthage's one conference loss happened in Decatur on Dec. 6 when Millikin won 77-66 as Barb Blume-Love scored 29 points and sophomore Julie 145 152 uugan (L) tech.

fall Pelker (M), 5:34 160 171 Brewster (L) dec. Morris, 12 6 Harvey (M) drew with Bennett, Edwards (M) pinned Young, 11 189 35 Hvt Blume-Love Leads team Mammen (L) pinned Hill, 1:08 MOUNT ZION 40 SPRINGFIELD SOUTHEAST 27 103 Blickensderter (Ml dec. Larons, 14 4 112 Jimel (S) won by forfeit 119 Adams (M) dec. Patino, 9 6 125 Banks (S) pinned Kraft, 1:35 130 Te.Magro (S) pinned McMillin, 135 To.Magro (S) dec. Childs, 8 6 140 Simmons (M) won by forfeit Double forfeit Hendricks (M) won by forfeit Shooe (M) won by torfeit Homer ighouse (M) won by for Others receiving votes, in order of votes: Carrolton, Rushville.

Waltonville, Clifton Central, Breese Mater Dei, Paris, Pittsfield, Alwood, St Joseph Ogden, Chicago Christian, Woodland Academy, Woodstock Marian Central, Harrisburg, Warrensburg Latham, Tol ono Unity, Timothy Christian, Annawan, ROWVA, Massac County. AREA PREP BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Most times, 6:15 p.m. tor JV and 7:45 p.m. for varsity tip offs unless noted. Overall, conference records in paren thesis Today's games Boys teams STONINGTON INVITATIONAL 7 pm.

Argenta Oreana vs. Stoning ton CITY xBloomington jt Eisenhower xNormal at MacArthur xStephen Decatur at Lincoln Rochester at St. Teresa xEffingham at Mount Zion Decatur Christian at Wapella BIG TWELVE xChampaign Central at Champaign Centennial xRantoul at Mattoon xUrbana at Danville OKAW VALLEY Mahomet Seymour at Monticello Niantic Harris'own at Warrensburg Latham APOLLO Paris at Newton xTaylorville at Robinson LITTLE OKAW xBement at Atwood Hammond xCerro Gordo at Villa Grove Tuscola at Arthur Sullivan at Areola MERIDIAN Bethany at Tower Hill xBlue Mound at Macon xllliopolis at Maroa Forsyth DeLand Weldon at Lovington St. Elmo at Assumption MIO-STATE xBreese Mater Dei at Greenville xHillsboro at Pana xShelbyville at Vandalia NATIONAL TRAIL xEffingham St. Anthony at Neoga xyCowden Herrick at Beecher City Charleston at Teutopolis Findlay at Windsor Egyptian mini Conference game also Blackhawks blank Leafs; Blues tumble, 4-3 145 152 160 171 feit 189 2 34 Hvt 4:36 Edwards (M) pinned Shuitz, Chestnut (M) pinned Echols, Saturday at (Mount Zion 9 next Gibson City Tournament.) FAIRBURY PRAIRIE CENTRAL 38 MONTICELLO 21 At Fairbury 103 Woodard (M) dec Kisner.

12 10 112 Bellot (P) won by forfeit 119 Houser (P) won by torfeit 125 Riha (P) dec. Greenarch, 21 130 Lynch (M) won by forfeit 10-game goal-scoring streak in the win. Hull, the NHL's leading goal-scorer with 43, had come off a three-goal night against the New York Rangers on Wednesday to extend his streak to 10 the longest in the NHL since the 1979-80 season when Charlie Simmer scored in a record 13 straight games for the Los Angeles Kings. Hull did pick up two assists on Thursday night, however, to extend his point-scoring streak to a season-high 20 games. ent tying goal taken away at 13:45 of the final period, a rebound shot by Rob Cimetta.

Glenn Anderson's shot from point-blank range was stopped by Hasek, but Cimetta pounced on the rebound and knocked the puck into the net. But a review of the play showed that the net had been dislodged after Anderson's shot, thus nullifying Cimetta's goal. DEVILS 4 BLUES 3 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. New Jersey stopped Brett Hull's CHICAGO (AP) Dominik Hasek recorded his first career shutout, making 21 saves as the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-0 on Thursday night. Jeremy Roenick scored his 13th power-play goal of the season at 8:42 of the first period, and Mike Hudson connected at 15:58 of the final period for the Chicago goals.

Otherwise, Toronto goaltender Grant Fuhr made several spectacular saves, making 42 stops in all. The Maple Leafs had an appar 135 Bradley (r) pmneo Kiner, yjv Lieb (M) dec. Davis, 9 Donahue (M) dec. Whitecotton, 140 145 164 152 160 10 2 171 189 Hvt 2:58 Shelmadine (M) dec. Clark, 102 Schieier (P) dec.

Cavanaugh, Ricketts (P) dec. Blacker, 10 1 Walker (P) dec. Menacher, 9 2 Parks (P) pinned Andrews, orr 88. Loll ins 80 Proviso West 78, Glenbard West 41 Stonington 80, Springfield Ursuline 68 Warsaw 70, Payson 68 (Monticello 6 next: Jan 18 at Ms-hornet Invitational.) mmmrsAmB morse isacmg hqwlme Sports reports updated every 5 minutes during games. Horse racing results from 90 thoroughbred and harness tracks plus stretch calls from the major tracks.

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