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4F DETROIT FHEE PRESSTHURSDAY, DEC. 13. 1979 (TlflKG ITPECIflL WITH MOTOROLA Keep in touch with this handsome base station. 40 channel CB with electronic digital clock, power mic, illuminated SRF meter, switchable noise limiter and power failure indicator. You can count on Motorola for reliability I Depend on Motorola to give you the features you want.

Transmit indicator, dimmer, LEO T4022A fl illuminated Channel Readout Display plus the quality engineering that makes Motorola the one for you Rg. $159.00 8488 ii i jb T4025A Auto Radio Sorvleo SpwIallsU Sine 1946 14442 Michigan near Schaefer Rd. mmm Monday-Friday esal Saturday WK i radio yfani? Irish rookie sinks 4 free throws, UCLA Associated Press Last year at this time, John Paxson was playing basketball for Bishop Alter High School in Kettering, Ohio, with his college future still up in the air. Tuesday night, he was the center of attention in a red-hot Notre Dame-UCLA game with the outcome hinging on his free-throw shooting. "I never thought I'd be in there at the end of a close game," said the wide-eyed freshman.

He never thought he'd be delivering the winning points in the last five seconds, either, as the fourth-ranked Fighting Irish defeated the seventh-ranked Bruins, 77-74, at South Bend. "I don't even remember what I was thinking about," said Paxson, whose older brother, Jim, starred for the University of Dayton last season. "I just went up there with the idea of making them. When I released the shots, they felt good." With UCLA leading 74-73, the 6-foot-2 Paxson was fouled as he took a desperation shot with five seconds remaining. "Somebody had to," Paxson said of his shot.

"I was just fortunate to get fouled." Paxson sank the go-ahead free throws, then stole a UCLA pass and was fouled intentionally. He hit the clinching foul shots with two seconds to go as Notre Dame defeated UCLA for the sixth time in their last eight meetings. THE OTHER TOP TEN TEAMS in the state of Indiana didn't do too badly, either, as top-ranked Indiana defeated No. 16 Georgetown, 76-69, and No. 9 Purdue stopped Nebraska, 78-56.

Senior Mike Woodson scored 23 points and freshman Isiah Thomas added 19 to highlight Indiana's victory. Thomas, a 6-foot-3 guard, scored 10 of his points in the final five minutes, including six key free throws in bonus situations. The victory was Indiana's fourth in as many starts. Georgetown, led by Craig Shelton's 23 points, suffered its first loss after three victories. "Thomas adds a new dimension (to Indiana) with a quick guard," said Georgetown coach John Thompson.

"I think they (the Hoyas) worked very hard, and they haven't done that in the past." Guard Keith Edmonson and center Joe Barry Carroll made key baskets at the start of the second half to trigger Purdue over previously unbeaten Nebraska. Purdue, now 5-0, led only 33-31 at halftime before going on a 14-2 tear for a 47-33 advantage that sent the Cornhuskers down to their first defeat in five games. Edmonson scored six points and Carroll four in the Boilermaker spurt. Moe Iba, Nebraska's interim coach while coach Joe Cipri-ano is recuperating from surgery, said Purdue is "15 points better than they were a year ago. They have more weapons this year.

Edmonson is good at posting a small defensive guard near the basket. When we sagged the defense to stop Carroll, they were able to take advantage of it this year." ELSEWHERE, SECOND-RANKED DUKE whipped Penn, 70-57, as Mike Gminski scored 27 points. The contest was the nightcap of a doubleh'eader at Philadelphia's Palestra. In the opener, LaSalle overwhelmed Rider, 102-59, behind Michael Brooks' 33 points. Bernard Rencher led five players in double figures with 19 points as 15th-ranked St.

John's hammered Columbia, 91-75. Ronnie Lester had 23 points and Kevin Boyle added 20 to lead 17th-ranked Iowa to an 81-62 victory over Wichita State. Danny Ainge poured in 22 points and Alan Taylor had 16 points and 15 rebounds to lead 18th-ranked Brigham Young to an 80-64 victory over Cal State-Fullerton. BYU Coach Frank Arnold said Cal State-Fullerton appeared tired, pointing out that it was their third road game in five days. "When you go out on the road as long as they've been, you can't help but get tired," he said.

Arnold was pleased with his team's zone defense, rebounding and full-court press. "We used the press on them and dropped back to the zone. They don't have good outside shooters," he said. Kenneth Green grabbed 18 rebounds to lead Pan American past Lamar, 70-65; Keith Parham scored 21 points to lead Temple over Lehigh, 81-64; Baylor whipped McMurry, 83-69, as Terry Teagle and Mike Battle combined for 54 points; Mike Evelti's 23 points triggered Vermont past Dartmouth, 89-68; Colgate edged Cornell, 70-68, as Mike Ferrara scored 47 points; Corny Thompson scored 14 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to pace Connecticut over Fairfield, 66-57; Kelvin Troy's 19 points led Rutgers past Massachusetts, 84-68; Texas-El Paso held off New Mexico State, 68-59, as Terry White scored 16 points and San Francisco stopped lona, 76-66, behind Guy Williams' 20 points. If ENDS jffr ram VT GLOVES LAYAWAY Jr GOLF BALLS topcabretta f) SANTA 1088 i LEATHER M.

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By dint of freshman John Paxson's free-throw shooting, the Irish took the lead over the Bruins with just five seconds to go, and held on to win, 77-74. 4ftflft 12M 1 PACE TRAVEL COVERS 995 GOLF SHOES ETONIC-LEATHER $AA95 STAFF GRADE college basScctball scores UNUNED $0.95 JACKETS w-twtm SHOULDER KNTtCUW 95 F00TJ0Y FINE LEATHER JUNIOR SETS FOR AGES 5-9 AND 10-14 RAWLINGS LEE TREVINO toFpUqLuSa5ty ONLY! $89 LADIES JUDY RANKIN $129 $0095 SmONS 2WOOD8 LYNX-LADY TIGRESS FULL SET RAM INVESTMENT CAST WILS0N-H ALE IR 9 IRONS 4 WOODS 1 Qw 94 Marlon 88, Grace 72 Marymounl 70, St. Mary's, Kan. 55 Maryville 86, Concordia-St. Louis 69 Milton 92, Rockford 89 Nebraska Wesl 77, Simpson 74 N.

Iowa 83, Morningside 47 NW Missouri 80, Emporia SI. 62 Notre Dame 77, UCLA 74 Oberlin 67, Heidelberg 57 Ohio Northern 70, Findlay 66 Oklahoma City 77, Oklahoma SI. 72 Purdue 78, Nebraska 56 Rockhurst 90, Wm Jewell 56 SW Baptist 65, Oklahoma Baptist SS Wayne Neb. 81, Briar CliH 72, 20T Wittenberg 75, Armstrong St. 61 Southwest Baylor 13, McMurry 69 Houston 126, Texas Lutheran 71 LeTourneau 85, Trinity, Texas II Oklahoma 86, Midwestern 74 Pan American 70, Lamar 65 Paul Ouinn 112, Mary Hardin 99 Southwestern 74, Texas Wesl 61 Texas-El Paso 68, New Mexico SI.

59 Far West Biota 74, Redlands 50 Brigham Young 80, Cal-Fullerton 64 Cal Lutheran 68, Claremonl-Mudd 63, OT Colorado St. 84, U.S. International 77 E.Washington 91, NW Nazarent 86 Hawaii-Hilo 98, Point Lome, 74 Idaho 116, Whilworth 56 Idaho St. 90, Great Falls 79 Lewis end Clark 82, Warner Pacifle 72 New Mexico 78, Grand Canyon 61 No Arizona 94, San Diego SI. 90 St.

Martins 80, Pacific, Ore. 70 San Francisco 76, lona 66 Seattle Pac 73, George Fox 65 Exhibition Athletes In Action, Canada 109, Lintield 88 Oulnnlpiac 99, Hartford 78 Rutgers 84, Massachusettes 61 Sacred Heart 111, New Haven 96 St. Francis, N.Y. 72, Adelphi 65 St. Michael's 78, Norwich 46 SI.

Peter's 49, Army 41 St. John's, N.Y. 91, Columbia 75 Salem St. 83, Keene 75 Stony Brook 56, Lehman 51 Temple 81, Lehigh 64 Trinity, Conn. 60, M.l.T.

57 Ulica 74, Hobart 61 Vermont 89, Dartmouth 68 Widener 69, Muhlenberg 45 South Averett 71, SI. Andrew's 70 Belmont Coll. 71, Carson-Newman 70 Berea 88, Clinch Valley 61 Bowie St. 78, Virginia St. 77 David Lipscomb 68, Sewanee 58 Francis Marion 90, Tennessee Tech 79 Guilford 82, Greensboro 53 Hampden-Sydney 87, E.

Mennonlte IS Lenoir Rhvne 63, Pfeiffer 60, OT Liberty Baptist 97, Bluetield St. 84 Murray St. 68, Arkansas SI. 46 Oglethorpe 75, N. Georgia 60 Transylvania 81, Georgetown, Ky.

79 Midwest Anderson 91, Manchester 80 Capital 90, Ashland 74 Cent. Iowa 82, Grand View 65 Cent. Methodist 71, Westminster 68 Cent. Missouri 86, Evangel 75 Concordia. Neb.

79, Kansas Wesl 74 Eureka 77, Trinity Christian 65 Franklin 73, Tri-St. 70 Hanover 101, Indiana S-E 99 Huron 59, SW Minnesota 46 Illinois 91, Mo -St. Louis 65 Illinois Coll 104, Knox 82 Illinois Wesl 94, Central 73 Indiana 76, Georgetown, C. 69 Iowa 81, Wichita St. 62 Tuesday Night Top 20 1 Indiana beat Georgetown 76-69 2 Duke beat Penti, 70-57 4 Notre Dame beat UCLA, 77-74 7 UCLA lost to Notre Dame, 77-74 9 Purdue beat Nebraska, 78-56 15 St.

John's beat Columbia, 91-75 16 Georgetown C. tost to Indiana, 76-69 17 Iowa beat Wichita 81-62 18 Br Young beat Cal-Fullerton, 80-64 20 Iowa beat Wichita Stale, 81-62 Big Ten Illinois 91, Mlssouri-St. Louis 65 Indiana 76, Georgetown D.C- 69 Iowa 81, Wichita State 62 Purdue 78, Nebraska 56 State Olivet 94, Concordia 68 East Albany St. 66, Buflalo 58 American Int'l 87, Bridgeoort 81 Boston Coll. 82, Seton Hall 61 Boston 83, Upsala 65 Brockoorl St.

67, Oswego St. 65 Colgate 70, Cornell 68, OT Connecticut 66, Fairtield 57 Dominican 117, Purchase-SUNY 49 Duke 70, Penn 57 Duquesne 77, Canislus 62 Fairleigh Dickinson 70, Montclalr St. 57 Geneseo St. 64, St. John Fisher 63 Glassboro St.

55, Trenton St. 36 Gordon 94, Thomas 91 LaSalle 102, Rider 59 AAanhattanville 96, Concordia 52 Mansfield SI. 72, Buftalo St. 64 Navy 64, Delaware 62 N.Y Maritime 85, SI. Joseph's, N.Y.

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