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4 Section 4 Chicago Tribune. Thursday, December 29, 1977 icoreboard For sports results call 222-1234 ad pekin most slue Flyers 4, Rangers 3 liledofohl Sports log BASKETBALL TV-WSNS, Channel 44, 9 Tha San Diego Classic. p.m. HARNESS College Wednesday's reiuits Clarion 77, Randelpk Mace 71 (el) Duke 74. Ouesesne 51 Mornlngside 74, 60 Moskineom 73, 75 Livingslen BO, N.

Carolina AST 72 V'rginia Tech fs. Brown 53 Ohio Norther 05, North central 46 Okie wesleyee 61, Slippery Reck 41 S. Alabama Bucknell 61 Dayton 05, Memphis St. S3 Dowling 104, Mercy 70 Motitra 100, Canisius 06 (OT1 Jersey City lot, Oueens cel. II Vanderbilt 101, Richmond 60 Defiance 5, Kalamazoo 64 Marietta II.

Juanita 7f Milton f7, Mary NDI 03 N. Carolina St. 70, SI. Joseph's Pa.l 61 Oberlin 12, Ria Grande 77 otterbein 00, Adrian iMich.l 71 Portland U. 15, Centenary 04 Siena 11, E.

Stmelsburo 66 S. Dakota Tech 75, Sioui Fells 5f Term-Chirr. f6, Jacksonville St. 61 Wittenberg t5, Wabash 57 Weoser 7, Wheaten 75 Wyoming 15, Lotto Beech St. 71 Hofstre 100, Canisius f6 OTJ TOURNAMENTS RAINBOW CLASSIC Tens Tech 71, Rhode Island 71 (OTI Baldwin-Wallace 05, Albany St.

76 At Arlington Park, 8: IS p.m. Complete results with Phil Goorgeff, Redio-WWMM-FM (9.27), 11:45 p.m. Racing wrapup: Radio WYEN-FM (107) 12:30 a.m. SPORTS TALK "Bruce Drennan en Sports" Radio WMRO (1280) 4 p.m. "Dick Gonskl Sports Show." Radio-WLNR-FM (106.3) 6 p.m.

Elijah Mitchell reports scores and sports highlights. Radio WBMX-fM (103) 7:50 a.m. THOROUGHBRED RACING At Sportsman's Park, 1:30 p.m. Complete results with Phil Georgeff, Redio WWMM-FM (92.7), 6 p.m. Rating wrapup: Radio -WYEN-FM (107) 6:30 p.m.

"Today's Racing," TV-WCIU, Channel 26, 4 P.M. Bullets' subs key triumph RESERVES Kevin Grevey and Larry Wright collected 15 points in a five minute spree during the fourth quarter to help the Washington Bullets pull away to a 106-87 NBA roundup National Basketball Asscoiation victory over Buffalo Wednesday night at Landover, Md. Tbe victory was the third in a row for the Central Division-leading Bullets, giving them a 1-game edge over second-place Cleveland. Hawks 99, Pacers 92 CENTER STEVE HA WES scored 23 points to lead the Hawks to a 99-92 victory over the Indiana Pacers at Atlanta. Trail Blazers 111, Pistons 106 LIONEL HOLLINS scored seven of his 17 points la the final two minutes to lead the Portland Trail Blazers to a come-from-behind 111-106 victory.

Nuggets 130, Warriors 108 THE NUGGETS HIT A season-high 42 points in the first quarter behind the shooting of David Thompson and Bobby Jones to coast to 130-108 victory over the Golden State Warriors at Denver. Bulls turn cold, tumble in OT Continued from page one ond half off us. Anybody who doesn't respect him is crazy." THE REST of the 76ers could only shake their heads in weary tribute at the mention of Gilmore's name. Sore-shouldered Daw kins tried to neutralize the pivot by staying outside, but Artis capitalized on that by waving at Double then dropping back to help forwards Mickey Johnson and Scott May contain the 1-2 inside punch of McGinnis and Erring. "I knew what I had to do," Gilmore said, nodding and stretching his weary legs in the visitors' dressing room.

"Playing position on Dawkins enabled me to help out and because of the way their inside game was set up clearing one side of the court for Dr. to operate on May. I could collapse on the ball. "When they set up a play like the one to Free, It's my job to let the guard Holland know about the pick Dawkins was setting on him, and then switch to pick up the open man. I got out to Free quickly and he was surprised enough not to react well." EVEN AFTER Holland's last ditch bid failed to get off the ground, the Bulls went ahead 124-122 in overtime when Philadelphia's Doug Collins fouled out and drew a technical for his parting shot at Gushue Holland sank all three free throws, but Gilmore was called for a loose ball foul his sixth.

In the remaining 2:14, the Bulls scored but one more point. "There were several questionable calls in the last few minutes," Gilmore asserted. "There's no way I'm going to swing my arm and knock a strong man like George down." McGinnis was droped all over Artis. Coach Ed Badger echoed Holland's sentiments on Bibby's nonfoul. "No guts," he fumed.

"Gushue had the red neck for us all night. I thought we were playing the Eagles in the first half. "WE DIDN'T RUN that last play as hard as we might have. There were four options, and none of them worked, but Wilbur still was fouled. Anyway, I'm really proud of this team.

We got 40 points making 17 of 22 shots in the third quarter by attacking the basket different ways. "They were surrounding Gilmore and hammering him in the last few minutes. I haven't been in the league as long as Cunningham, but I'm glad to hear him compare Artis with the great centers. He's been super for us. "I just wish the referees would give him the recognition and protection he deserves." As a team, the Bulls get plenty of recognition from McGinnis.

"Everybody talks about us and Portland, but Chicago i sa great team," he said. 'They're as capable as anybody of winning the whole thing in the NBA this jfear." ft Flyers, Clarke RACING Consolation 4 e. m. Third place 7:30 Championship 9 p. m.

AT MACOMB Canton 61, Fonton 41 Geneteo 63, Bushnell-Prairlo City 47 Monmouth 64, East Peoria St Carthage 56, Macomb 53 Kewanee 74, St. Benedict 44 Rockridge 60, Winchester 17 Thursday's games ap.m Canton vs. Piltsfiald 10:30 a.m. Monmouth vs. Carthage 1 P.m.

Quincy Nortra Dam vs. 8nseo 3:30 p.m Kewanee vs. Rockridge Consolation 4 p.m. Third place 7:30 p.m. Championship p.m.

AT MARENGO Wauconda 57, Huntley 55 Genoa-Kingston 71, Hebron 54 Marengo 44, stillman Valley 41 Thursday's games 0 p.m. Herbron vs. Stillman Valley 7:30 p.m Rockton Honenogah vs. North Boone p.m. Genoa-Kingston vs.

Marengo AT MALTA Volley Lutheran 51, Moosehart 49 Franklin Canter 44, Hiawatha 37 Malta 03, Waterman 60 Thursday's fames 5:30 e.m Hiawatha vs. waterman 7 e.m. Wheaton Christian vs. Wheaten St. Francis 3:30 p.m.

Frnaklln Canter vs. Malta AT MASON CITY Green Valley 55, Now Holland-Middleton 51 Greenview 73, Hfyworth 60 Mason City 10, Cuba 41 Chicag Washington 94, Botfala-Tft City 64 Thursday's Games 5:30 p. m. consolation Green Valley vs. Greenview 7:30 p.

m. third place Cuba vs. Buffalo-Tri City 9 p. m. championship Chicago Washington vs.

Mason Cily AT NORMAL Limestone 41, Galesbure S3 Lincoln 74, Normal U-Hlgh 50 Thornwood 47, Decatur 53 Gibson City 41, Normal 59 Decatur Elsenhower 44, Bloomlnoton Control Catholic 53 Mendota 73, East Molina 40 Btoomington 63, LeSaiie-Pere 54 Joliet central 56, Morton 51 Thursday's games 9 a.m. Limestone vs. Thornwood 10:30 e.m Decatur Elsenhower vs. Joliet centrel 13:30 p.m. Gibson City vs.

Lincoln 1 Mendota vs. Bloomington Consolotlon 5 p.m. Third plac 6:45 p.m. cnampionsflip p.m. AT OAK LAWN Oak Lawn 12, Richards 70 Ml.

Carmel 71. Quisles South 43 Brother Rice S3, Chicago Christian 45 AT OTTAWA MARQUETTE Flanagan 67, Willibrord 56 Bonot Academy 71, Danville Schlar-man 51 Thursday's oameg 4:15 p. m. consolation Ottawa Marnuetto vs. Flanagan 7:45 p.

in. third place! Danville Schlerman vs. Warren 9:15 p. m. (championship Walthor Lutheran vs.

Benet Academy At New Trier West Rockford West 65, Elmwood Park 45 New Trier west 95, Rockford East se Add Evergreen Park Must slue St. Francis De Sales 69, Bogan 45 Thursday's games e.m. consolation) Holy Trinity vs. Lutner South 4:45 p.m. third Plica) Evergreen Park bs.

Bogan p.m. championship Lee vs. De Sales AT PEKIN Rantoul 56, Toluca 36 North Chicago 54, Peoria Central 44 Urbane 74, Chillicothe IVC 41 Thornton 44, Springfield Lonphler 49 Strealor 70, Princeton 47 Washington S3, Rock Island 52 Pekin 39, Moline 35 Cahokla 41, Peoria Richwoods 44 Thursday's games 1:30 e.m Rantoul vs. Urbane 10 a.m. Strealor vs.

Cahokia 1 p.m Thornton vs. North Chicago 3:30 p.m. Wasiington vs. Pekin Consolation 5:30 p.m. Third place 7:15 p.m.

Championship 9 p.m. AT PONTIAC New Trier East 51, Peorgie Maneel 41 Ottawa Gienbard West 39 Bloom to, Deerfieid 43 Aurora West 51, pontiac 41 Thursday's games 9 a.m. Jacksonville vs. prospect 10:30 a.m. Quincy vs.

Lockoorl 1 p.m. Waukegan East vs. Rock Island Alleman 3:30 a.m. Oak Park vs. Weber 4 p.m.

Peoria Manual vs. Gienbard West 7 p.m. New Trier East vs. Ottawa 0:30 p.m. Aurora west vs.

Bloom 10 p.m. Pontiac vs. Deerfieid AT PROVISO WEST Zion-Benton 45, Kenwood 55 Elgin Larkin 88, Niles West 64 Lyons 74, Libertysille 44 Morton East 13, Amundsen 19 Proviso West 49, Aroo 41 St. Josavh 66, Westinehous 41 Fenwlck 61, Wheellne 51 Proviso East 64, Marfan Park 13 Thursday's games 1:30 p.m. Zion-Benion vs.

Elgin Larkin 3:15 p.m Lyons vs. Morten East 7 p.m. St. Joseph vs. Proviso west 1:30 p.m.

Fenwick vs. Previse East wasmngron sa, roci istan si Pfci If. Moline IS ed Breese mater del mast slue Brs Merer DOS water) ee 9 Aurora Central 61, Sparta SO Thurday's games 1 p.m. Highland St. Paul vs.

Hlek- ind 2:10 e.m. Chatham Btemmad vs. Aurora Central p.m. O'Failoe vs. Nashville :30 e.m.

Madison vs. Braes Matar 01 AT RICH SOUTH Piaintiald Rich Central 61 Providence oo, Watseka 63 Bloom Trail 55, Tinley Park 41 Crete-Moneo 47, Carl Sandburo 62 THURSDAYS GAME I a. m. Minooko vs. Stag a.

m. T. F. South vs. Rick South 12:00 Watseka vs.

Tinley Park 1 :30 p. Rica Central vs. Sandburo 4 e. m. Elsenhower vs.

St. Laurence 4:30 p. m. West ilcag vs. Bremen 0 p.

m. Providence vs. Bloom Trail p. m. Plaintield vs.

Crete-Mono At Rockford Rockford Boylan 73, Niles East 54 Rockford Auburn 01, Hillcrasl 51 Thursday's earn e.m. Fenger vs. Niles East 11 a.m. Belvidero vs. Hillcrest 3 p.m.

Diaon vs. Rockford Guilford 3:10 p.m. Buffalo Grove vs. Rack, ford Boylan 7 p.m. Mendel Catholic vs.

Loves Park Harlem 0:30 p.m. Jacobs vs. Rockford Auburn AT YORK Malnes West 75, Hinsdale Central 41 York 72, Glenhard North 60 Conant 93, Joliet West 73 Gienbard East 45, Immaculate Conception 33 Wheaton Central 64, Morton West 49 West Loyden 65, Holy Cross 60 Timothy Christian 73, Glenbrook North 59 Joliet Catholic 75, Horsey 60 Thursday's games 11:15 p.m. Conant vs. Glenhard East :45 p.m.

Holy Cross vs. Hinsdale Central 3:15 p.m. Glenbrook North vs. Hersev 5:30 p.m. Wheaton Central vs.

York 7 p.m. West Leyden vs. Maine West 1:30 p.m. Timothy Christian vs. Joliet Catholic AT ROCKFORD St.

Rita 70, Winnebago 54 Palatine 71, Anfioci 64 Buffalo Grove 00, Fenger 40 Jacobs 47, Belvidere 64 AT 5ENN 5:15 p.m. Francis Parker vs. Roosevelt Senn 44, Roosevelt 14 0:15 p.m. Senn vs. St, Gregory Hockey NHL Campbell Conference SMYTHE DIVISION Ptt GP GA CHICAGO 11 14 10 34 93 91 Vancouver 10 14 a 21 92 115 Colorado I 17 4 23 101 131 Minnesota 9 31 4 11 96 150 St.

Louis 7 11 4 II 71 140 PATRICK DIVISION Ptt GF GA Philadelphia 21 4 4 so 141 74 NY Islanders 30 I 3 41 147 17 N.Y. Rangers 13 II 7 31 122 126 Atlanta 10 14 10 30 94 110 W.iiei Conference NORRIS DIVISION Ptt GF GA Montreal 33 7 4 SO 113 71 Los Angeles 14 13 37 104 15 Pittsburgh 10 II a 31 113 171 Detroit 11 17 4 34 95 105 Washington 4 31 7 19 74 131 ADAMS DIVISION Ptt GF GA Boston 33 7 4 50 133 90 Buffalo 21 7 47 123 17 Toronto 30 9 4 44 123 90 Clvland 10 31 4 34 91 135 Wednesday's results CHICAGO 4, Toronto 0 Boston 5, Cleveland 5 Washington 3, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 4, New Yark Rangers 3 NY Islanders 4, Los Anseles 1 Thursdey's games Minnesota at Philadelphia St. Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Montreal Detroit at Buffalo Los Angeles et Colorado Only games scheduled. Wednesday's results Hawks 4, Leafs 0 0 0 0-0 Itawke 2 1 Flret Period 1, Hawke, Murray 3 (Harks, MikkaL 4 JO. 2, Hawke, Wilson 10 (Tallon.

Bordeleeu), 13:29. Peneltlee Magninon, Hawke, Sinker, Tor, Tallen, Hawke, 10:45. Second Period 3, Howke. Bofdlrov 13 (Mulvy, Wilson), 3:11. Penettlee-lones, Tor, 7:30.

Third Priod 4, Hekwe, Mlkke 4 (Plant. Tellon), 17:35. Penattl Merke, Hawke, 1 08: Tallon, Hawk. 0:54: fluaeetl, Hawke Sutler, Tor, 10:14. Shot on god: Toronto 10 12-31 Howke 15 939 Goalie Toronto, Paimatnr, Hawk, Vior.

Caps 2, Penguins 2 Waahlngtan 1 0 12 Plnaourgh 1 12 Flret Period 1, Washington, Bolon-ehuk 1 (Cherron, Petty). 12:39. Penelll SchutB, Pit, Plcord, Woo, Cerr, Pit, Bolon-chuk, Waa, 10:30. Second Period 2, Ftnabwgh, Pro-novoal 13 (Carr, Hemllton), 1:19. Penellles-Walion, Wee.

0:10: Row, minor-major, Campbell, Pit, mlnor-maor, 14:57. Third Period 3, Pittsburgh, Pronov oat 14 (Mahovllch, Edur), 4, Washington, Maraon 1 (LaLonde, Lan), 16 02. Peneltlee-No no. Shots on goal: Waehlrtglon 10 10-20. PMaburgh 0 15 520.

Coolie Washington, Welle. Ptnsouroh, Herron. AlrendnK 11,057. HERMAN "Okay, just once more, Ptor? 1 -e 54 OT Carbondale 03, Marlon 45 Pincknevvilla 66, Gienbard South SS Thursday's games 9 a.m. Alton vs.

Maine East 10:30 a.m. Belleville East vs. pinckneyvllle 1 p.m. Oak Forest vs. Hemn 2:30 p.m.

Thomridge vs. Carbon-dale consolation 4:10 a.m. Third place 7 p.m. Championship 0:30 p.m. AT CENTRAL! A Evansten 5t, Salem 45 Arlington S3, Maris! 51 Bsllesille West 70, Rich Cast 13 Benton 74, Peoria Woodruff 73 East St.Louis 94, Mt.

Vernon 60 cnampaign Central 51, Mascoutak 33 Centralis 70, Edwardsville 51 Homewood-Flessmeer 47, Edmonds Co. Ky.l 44 Thursdays eames 9 e.m. Salem vs. Marist 10:10 a.m. Rick East vs.

Peoria Woodruff 1:15 p.t. Evanston vs. Arlington 1:45 p.m. Bellville Wast vs. Benton 4:15 p.m.

Mt. Vernon vs. Mascot). lah 7 e.m East ft. Lseli vs.

champaign Central 1:30 p.m. Cantralla vs. Homewood-Flossmoer 10 p.m. Edwardsville vs. Edomonds Co.

(Ky.l AT CHARLESTON Elk Grove 57, Shelbyvllle 43 Pana 40, Robinson 43 St. Ignatius IS, Mt. Pulaski 40 Mattoon 76, Olney 75 of Paris 13, Tuscola 69 Belleville Altnoff 79, Effingham ft. Anthony 69 Charleston 65, Chrisman 52 Stewardson-Strasbure 60, Olimpia 47 Thursday's games 9 e.m. Elk Grove vs.

Pana 10:30 a.m. Paris vs. Slawardson-Strasboro 1 m. St. Ignatius vs.

Maroon 1:10 P.m. Belleville Altholf vs. Charleston Consolation 4 e.m. Third place 7 a.m. Championshie 1:10 p.m.

AT DE KALB Rock Falls 52, Kaneland 44 Rlversida-Brooktield 44, Sterling 60 St. Charles 75, Batavia 62 Sycamore (3, Wheaton-Warrenvllle 53 Rlverside-Braekfleid 17, Reck Falls 76 I OT (consolation) Batavia SI, WTteaion-Werremill 52 3d Place St. Charles SI, Sycamore 43 ctiam-aionship) T. F. North 60, Reavls 44 Thursday's eames e- Consolation Mt.

Cermol vs. Brother Rice 4:45 e. m. Third place Richards vs. Reavio 1:30 e.

tn. (Championship) Oak Lawn vs. T. F. North AT ELDORADO Cairo 70, Ridgway 57 Harrisburgh 60, Chicago St.

Michael's 55 Carml 64, Cerylye 34 carrier Mines 57, McLeansbore 44 Metropolis fo, Fairfield 55 Norris City-Omaha 55, Meridian 54 Eldorado 13, Red Hill 71 Johnston City 41, Vienna 57 Thursday's games 9 a.m. Fairfield vs. Meridian 10:30 a.m. Ridgway vs. Chicago ft.

Michael's 1 p.m. Metropolis vs. Norris City-Omaha 3:30 p.m Cairo vs. Harrlsburg 4 p.m. CarMe vs.

McLeansbore 7 e.m. Carml vs. Carrier Mills 1:30 p.m. Eldorado vs. Johnston City AT ELGIN King to, Dewners Grave North 44 Ridgewooe of, scnaumbure 60 Gordon Tech 5f, Barrington SI Mundelein 57, McHenry S3 Frame ai, Elgin 5f Whealon North 59, Addison Trail 53 Thursday's games 4 n.

Rolling Meadows vs. DundH 5:45 p.m. Mvndelein vs. Fremd S3 Thersdays eames p.m. Rollins Meadows vs.

Oumlee p.m. Mundelein vs. Fremd 7:30 p.m. King vs. Ridgewood a.m.

Gordon Tech vs. Wheatoa North AT EVERGREEN PARK Lee fS, Evergreen Park 42 Holy Trinity 44, Can 51 Lather South 41, Kelly 47 AT GRAYSLAKE Lake Zurich 5, Round Lake 47 Crown 7f, Lake Forest 6f Thursday's Games 4:30 e.m Gravslako vs. Cary-Orovo I p.m. Glenbrook South vs. Carmel AT KANKAKEE Kankakee Westsiew 74, HerscNr Sf Loyola 75, Lawrencavllle 4k Mo mane 70, Willowbrook Sf Bradley 44, Joliet East 60 Decatur MacArthur 66, Danville 46 Kankakee McNamara 00, Marian Catholic 40 Peoria Bergen 71, Neeervme cantrei S3 Kanikakee Eastgate 13, Wauknan Wast 47 Thursday's games 9 a.

tn. Decatur MacArthur vs. Kankakee McNamara 10:10 a. mm. Poena Bergan vs.

Plttslield 12, Sherrand 69 Oulney Notre Dame 71, Camp Point Central 43 Memene tti e. at. Bradley eg. Kankakee Wattvlew 3 p. ei Kankakee Eastridsa vs.

Loveio TRIM'S ARENA New York Ranger 0 1 0- Flret I Peneltlee Sateekl, Phi. misconduct, McCarthy, Pld, 15:02. Second Perlod-1, Philadelphia, Clarke 12 (Leach, 4cUih), 1:54. 2, Hew York, Murdoch 13 (Vednala, "takers), 3:50. 3, PhlhstWphl, Klly10 (MacLetah, Joe Wataon), 7:30.

4, New York, Vickers 0 (Eeposlto, Vadrtal), 11:31. S. Philadelphia, Klndrectiuk (Dean, Sahrekl), 13:59. New York. OeBlole 1 (Ouguey).

14:35. Penalties Creschner, NY, 57; Clark. Phi, Lonsbwry, Phi. Jo Walton, Phi, Holmgren, Phi, 16:41. Third Period-7, Philadelphia, Clark 13, 17:17.

PnaHIs Tkuk, NY, Brldgmon, Phi, irvwor-rnator, 15 25; Greschner, NY, mlnor-mor, 15:35. Shot on goal: Phliadelpnla 10 7 24 New York 0 3 22 Goalie PMIarMpnla, Parent. New York. Thome. Anemia nee 17,500.

Bruins 5, Barons 5 Boston 1 4 0 Clevelend 3 1 15 First Period 1, Clevelend, Hempton 7 (McKechnie, 2, Boa-ton, Bucyk 3 (Schmaus, O'Reilly), 7:01. 3. Clevelend, Manery 14 IMaruk. Edwarde), 14:47. 4.

Cleveland, Maruk 19 (Fldler), 19:40. Penalties Retail, Boo, 3:21: Christie, CI, 5:53. Second Period 5, Boaton, Jonathan 11 (R. Smith, Park), 0:35. 0, Boaton, Middleton a (Retell, Park), 7:15.

7, Boaton, O'Reilly 11 (Ratelle. Mktdl-ton), 0:01. 0, Clevelend, Kuzyk 4 (Schinska, Hampton), 1:22. 9, Boston, Middleton 9 (Retell, O'Reilly), 10:29.. Penalties G.

Smtlh, CI, Perk, Bos, SchmauU, Boa, 15:44. Third Period 10, Clevelend, O. Smith 0 (Gardner, McAdam), 11:23. Penalties Cheever. Bo, (served by O'Reilly) 10:00.

Shot on goal: Boaton 8 11 928 Cleveland 15 10 10-35 Goalie Boston, Cheevere. Clevelend. Edward. Anendence 5,617. Hawk talk Jean savard, demoted fe tha minor leagues by the Block Hawks Wednesday nishl, had seven goals and 11 assists in his 2v-gamt stint with Chica9.

Only two Hawks tlvan Boldirev and red Buileyl had scored more. But de-htnslv polish is what the youngster eas shipped out for. Savard was lh Hawks' second-round draft pick last tune, and lh irfh overall in me NHL selections After 35 games this season, the Hawks are seven points ahead last year's pace. Their record last season was 10-20-5 at this point Tony Espositp is 11th on the ill-time NHL list with 60 shutouts, the last of which was against the Atlanta Flames here last week. Tenth on the list is Toronto's former goalie, Turk Broda, who had 62, Th late Terry sawchuk leads with 103 Kladno, the touring Ciechoslovakian team which will play the Hawks here Saturday aft.

practiced her Wednesday morning for the first time. That gam will be the Hawks' next assignment. Sunday, New Year.s nishl, th Vancou-rar Canucks visit. WKA Ptt. GF GA New England 11 0 3 47 140 101 Winnipeg 31 12 I 41 160 10S Quebec 16 11 1 33 133 127 Edmonton 15 15 1 31 120 110 Houston 13 15 2 2t 101 124 Birmingham 13 16 3 21 105 111 Cincinnati 13 II I 25 111 127 Indianapolis 9 20 4 22 102 137 Wednesday's results Cincinnoll 5, Indianapolis 4 OT Soviet All-Stars 4, Houston 2 Thursdey's games Birmingham at Cincinnati Houston at Indianapolis Only eames scheduled, Sunday, Jan.

I i AFC title game: Oakland (13-31- et Denvar 13-3, 1 P.m. NFC till gam: -Minnesota 10-5 at Dallas (13-31, 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 15 Super Bowl XII et New Orleans, p.m. College Bowl lineup Friday, Dec.

30 Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fls.t ciemson 1-2-1 vs. Pittsburgh 0-3-11. TV-WLS-TV, Channel 1, Radio-WCFL (AM 1000, I P.m. Saturday, Dec. 31 Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tei.t Louisiana State (1-31 vs.

Stanford (1-3). TV-W -TV, Channel Radio WBBM (AM 7101, 11:30 e.m. Peach Bowl af Atlanta: North Carolina State 7-41 vs. Iowa Slate 0-31. TV WSNS, Channel 44, 11 a.m.

Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston: Teus A A 1-31 vs. Southern California 7-41. TV WSNS, Channel 44, 7 p.m. East-West Shrine Game et Pale Alto, Cal. Radio WCFL (AM 10001, 3 p.m.

Monday, Jan. 2 Cotton Bowl at Dallas) Notre Dame 10-11 vs. Tens 111-0). TV WBBM-TV, Channel Radio, WBBM AM 7101, 1 p.m. Sugar Bowl at New Orleans; Ohio State 19-31 vs.

Alabama 110-11. TV-WLS-TV, Channel Radio WCFL AM 10001, 1 p.m. Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Cal.t Michigan 110-11 vs. Weshinglon 17-4. TV WMAQ-TV, Channel 5, 4 p.m.

orange Bowl at Miami: Oklahoma 10-11 vs. Arkansas (10-1). TV WMAO-TV, Channel Radio WCFL AM 10O01, 7 P.m. then it's bedtime." cam vou'iH SUCH A TAKE A FEW MINUTES OFF AN' RELAX" rv. 7T 3 1 1 jk Basketball NBA Western Conference MIDWEST DIVISION Pet.

CB Denver 30 IS CHICAGO 1 14 J74 1 Milwaukee 30 14 .556 3 Dttrail 14 II .430 Indiana 11 17 .431 3t Kansas City 13 If .40 4'i PACIFIC DIVISION Pet. OB PortlandJ Pbnil Golden Stale Les Aepotn Seattle 34 10 13 .455 Vh 15 If .441 13i 15 II .455 1 3 14 30 .444 Wl Eastern Conference ATLANTIC DIVISION Pet. GB Philadelphia Naw Yam Banal Batten New Jersey 31 11 454 17 IS .531 4 13 1 .404 a 10 13 .111 11 0 15 .343 U'i Pet. GB Wathlnftoe 30 13 Cleveland 10 San Anteitlo 1 Atlanta 17 17 .500 4 New Orleans 14 1J ,4 tti HMiiton 13 1 -37 7Vi Wednesday's results Philadelphia 1. CHICAGO 115 IOTI Atlanta 9f, Indiana 43 Washington 106, Buffalo 17 Portland 111.

Detroit 106 Dinver IX, Goldren Hate 101 Only fames scheduled Thursday's semes New York: at New Jersey Boston at Milweukee Cleveland at Houston Kansas City at pnoonli only eames scheduled. Sixers 129, Bulls 125 BULLS 11351 PG A FT-A LIA is A Ik Way 7-11 9-10 1 4 33 Gilmore 5-1 1 e-u Al I 1C van fciwr Holland 1019 6-t 5 3 16 Mengeit 5-; i-j Anl 1-J OO 1 weetherspoen 1-4 0-0 3 4 4 Sheepare 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 4S-S1 1S-4I 4f 36 135 FO percentage .540. ft percentage Tornoyars 31. Assists 3t. Steals 5.

Team rebounds 11. Blocked shots Gilmore 4, Johnson 3. PHILADELPHIA Olfl FG-A FT-A Brvine MO 5-5 6 1 31 McGinnis 15-31 7-13 11 4 37 Jones 2-5 1-12 4 5 Blbby 4-10 0-0 3 a Collins 7-14 7-7 3 6 31 Free 4-7 3-4 10 Mil 1-1 0-0 10 2 Bryant 3-6 0-0 0 3 4 Cetehinee 3-4 0-0 12 4 Dawkins 5-6 3-4 4 13 51-101 35-31 43 IS lit FO fercentaee JOS. FT eerentase .751 Temovers 11. Assists J7.

Steals 10. Team rebounds 7. Blocked slots 4 Catchings 3, Dawkins 3). BULLS 21 3f 40 36 7-13S PhiledflphlO 11 3f 13 26 11 12 Technicals Bulls' dead coach Bade-Or, Collins, McGinnis. Officials-Joe Gushue end Hugh Evens.

Attendance 11,176. Hawks 99, Pacers 92 INDIANA (92)-Bentom (Ml, oumtftold 2 2-2 S. Edwarde 4-5 14, Sobere 3-4 21, WHIIamaon) 4 4- 12, Betiegen 4 2-4 10, Talum 2 2-2 6, ATLANTA 99 Brown 2 4-5 10, O. Johnson 12-3 0. Hawee 13-14 23, Hill 3 1-2 7.

Roberteon 4 0-0 McMIImn 4 0-7 14. E. Johnson 4 4-5 12, Crtss 3 24 Roffln 4 1-2 9. 33 33-42 89. Indiana 30 10 10 28-93 Atlanta 31 24 20 32-09 out Bentom.

Technlcel Foul Bentom. Total foul Indiana, 24. Atleme, 2a. Amnnoco-el2ig. Bullets 106, Braves 87 UFFAIO (07-Jonao 4 1-2 10, KnifM OX IS, etc Dn Mo a 2-2 14, Smith 22, William 4 0-0 4.

Ilcteei 0 04 0, Barn 1 2-2 4, Glenn 4 pjmet WASHINGTON (10e-OMtrldg 4 10, Heye 7 4-11 10. Unsaid JO-1 0, Chentar 4 2-3 10, Howtaraon 7 0-1 14, Kupchek a 44 10, Saltan. 0 3-7 3, Gnvey 71617, Wrtoht 4 0-01, Wea 1 0-0 Paca 1 0-0 2. 44 1040 100. 24 20 24 10-47 Weahtooon 23 20 27 30100.

Feuletf out Jonee. Told feme Butfel 20, Waahlngon 25. Attendance 11,304. Bull horn Chicago Tribune Press Service PHILADELPHIA Thouth Me Bulls and 76ers are about as different In style as any two National Basketball Association teams, they have soma tistical similarities. Both came Into Wednesday's spectrum clash with 13-1 home records, losing road marks, and recent skids, the 76ers dropping live of ttielr last seven end the Bulls htree el their last five Joe Gushue, work, ng Wednesday's game la the Spectrum, said his tellaw referee, Manny Sokol, was making a good recovery from his recent heart attack.

"Manny's doing OK, out I don't think they'll let him work anymore this season," Gushue seid Wednesday's tough loss ws the Bolls' first overtime effort of the 177-7I season, hut Philly Is now 2-1 in esire-session action Scott May did another eood defensive fob ee Julius Erring, foiling the Doctor's repeated efforts te blow the eama open in the final minutes The Bells meet Bos-lee In The stodlem Friday night, hten fly to Seattle New Veer's Eve to beg I a I West Ceest fear. Tennis AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Wednesday's Results 1st reind Vllee Oerotaitls 4. Dice Behrnttedt Ken Rosewan i. Alee Stone 44, 44, 0-4. 44, 9-7.

Thursday's pairings Quarterfinals Oerulalllg vs. Ray Rufftlsi Rosewall vs. John Aleunderi lohn Nowcembe vs. John Llevd; Robin Drysdele vs. Bee Olltinan.

ISTA NATIONAL 31 A UNDER INDOOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Men's singles Chute Davis. Piertdo d. Nduke Odl-Iff. Heutton 64, 74. Charles Streeke, Sotithere Cat, 4.

Brent Crymes, Oeorgta 64, 14, 64. Kussetl Bechl. Tenn-Chattaneoga 4. Chris Camn, Ohio St. Idelaultl.

Pael Press, Term ci.tianooee 4. Store Proiemae, Veoderbilt 6-1. 6-1. Jeal Tetfmag. Houston d.

Dee Brewer, Tennessee 14, 7-5, 64. Steve Billet, Vanderbilt 4. Chrll Oeraor, Memphis St. leefaeltl. Larry Owrai, oii n.

g. Chris Fee-gene, Ten-Mema 7-1, 74. Mike Carretners, Arlione 4. Davit Rine. Plltsareh 74, 64.

oo Gardner, Miami 4, Joe Lane, Vannerkm 6-7, 74, 44. Pern Oaerry, leathern Methodist 4, Jim Flower, Ohio St. 64, 6-1. jetf waters, Tonn-Chettsnoega 4. Charles Joming, Term.

Tech 6 0, 6-t. Tim Stewart, VanderOiit Mllck Teomei, vireinii Tech. Idelaulll. Chris Stengel, Vanderbilt i. Mart oiine, Tenn.

St. carrell Todd, Venderbill 4, Trace McOoeal, Inc. 4-4, 6-4, Steve Adems, Ind. 4. Allen Tertt.

man, vanaarbilt 74, 6-4. Jen Ourien, Ohio SI. d. John Ten-Otew, VanderMH 4-2, 7-5. cai Totiesen, venderbllt 4.

Mike Shannon, Tem-Ckeltaneo IdefnulM. Gay Hopper, emery Jo Gulliene, Tennessee 6-t, 6-1. 13-27 11. Hainime Qtrlncr 35, Mlsswrt feather 34. Total foots Missawrl Seat here 23, Gaincy 17.

Folk eel OtietV Attendance 3,500. Ga. Tech 73, St Johns 67 OEOROIA TECH (m-Onmim 443 20, Horton 4 1-2 0. Alloood 04 10, Brown 3 44 20, Smtlh 3 6-7 12, Novo 0 24 2, htann 0 04 0. 2 17-23 73.

ST. JOHNS (07) Wlnhw 0 04 10, JotinaMi 7 44 10, McKoy 2 3-s 7, CMabraee 4 04 Ranctm 1-2 11, Thomas 0 1-2 1. Bwwanger 0-0 0, Wrloht 1 44 3. 27 11-17 07. Halftlme 5.

Johna 32. Ooocgla Tocti 31. Foulatf out None. Total loulo Georgia Tech 10, St. John 23.

Attendanc 7,200. SIU-E 84, Uwronca 49 SIU-EDWARDVILLE 041 Bamett 04 10, Lewis 10 1-2 33, Oram 4 2-2 10, Peebals 0 04 11, Weld 4 2-2 10. Allen 3 0-3 4, McCarren 1 04 2, Pawlew 1 04 2, Schmidt I 04 2, Star-key 0 0-2 0, Zer Straete 2 44 3. 37 10-15 04. LAWRENCE t491-Ho 2 t-S 3, Cohen 3 0-0 6, Haumeiaster 3 04 4, Tenor 4 44 16, Feael I 2-3 Wood 1 04 2, Fenheus 3 04 4, Pietrewski 3 2-2 2.

10 9-14 49. Halftlme SlU-Edwardvllle 34-35. Total feels SlU-Edwardvllle 14, LawrerKO 17. Fouled out Beloit 73, lawis 57 BELOIT 73 Jackson 7 1-4 17, Ream 5 3-3 13, Harallk 3 14 11, Smith 4 1-3 9, Zeiiick I 3-4 5, Maiden 1 4-5 4, Gronke 3 5-4 9, Lapping 2 34 4. 25 33-33 71.

LEWIS 1571-Pitts 1 5-7 11. Selant 2 0-0 4, From I 2-2 4, Welleb 0 3-4 19, Brown I 1-2 1, Ferrarell 1 4-4 6, Kelly 5 0-1 10. 21 15-32 57. Halfllme Beloit 30-31. Tetel fouls Beloit 21, Lewis 29.

Fouled out Hanilik, Splant, Kelly. Roosevelt 66, Elmhurst 65 ROOSEVELT 64 Berry 4-4 14, Atpan 1 04 3, C. Smith 10 IMS 31, Fuda 4 04 13, Harkabus 1 0-1 4. 25 14-24 66. ELMHURST 65 OOnlales 4 3-1 12, Ellis 1 0-2 6, Llldwio 3 04 4, Snyder 1 04 3, Foster 3 04 4, Weng-ler 1 04 3, Gnybowsbl 1-1 11, J.

Smith 1 0-2 Legion 4 2-2 14. 10 5-11 45. HALFTIMB Elmhurst 11-31. Total feels Roosevelt 13. Elmhurst 20.

Fouled out None. Woostar 97, Wheaton 75 WHEATON 75 Flnloy 7 0-3 14, Beralund 1 04 4, Borends 4 11-13 19, Busklrk 2 0-0 4, Slder 1 04 4, Jordan 2 04 4, Glass 4 04 0, GriHIn I 1-1 7, Davenport 2 54 9. 29 17-10 75. WOOSTER 97 Backus 2 1-1 Frre 2 1-1 5, Dinn 7 04 14, Duncan 2 1-1 5, Balser 4 04 12, Zombie 1 e-2 4, Britten 1 0-1 4, Actman 4 04 0, Mccormick 1 O-o 2, Kostonrvt a 2-2 II, Allison 4 4-1 13. 42 13-11 97.

Halftime Wooster 45, Wheaton 27. Total fools Wooster 30, Wheaten 13. Found out McCormock. Attendance 2,351. Maryland 91, W.

Kentucky 78 WESTERN KENTUCKY (7B)-Prlnce 7 1-2 15, Jackson 5 3-4 13, Bryant a 3-3 10, Burbach 4 04 Reno 3 1-2 7, Aehby 4 04 0, Ratal 3 04 0, Cebule 1 04 2. 35 0-11 70. MARYLAND (91 (-Boston 11 1-3 23, King 9 1-2 10, Davie 41-3 9, Manning 3 0-1 6. Bryant 7 S-S 19, Glbaon 61-2 13, Hunter 1 04 2, Graham 0 0-2 0, Han 0 04 0, Shreoer 0 04 0, Petersen 0 04 0. 41 9-13 91.

HeltMma Maryland 44. Western Kentucky 42. Fouled out A. Bryant, Bur-bach, Jackson. Total fouls Western Kentucky 21, Maryland IS.

Attendance 7,200. Georgia 84, Ohio St. 80 OHIO STATE (D0 Smrth 2 0-2 4, Elllnghauaen 4 04 8, Williams 11 0-1 22, ftansey 9 1 2 19, Scon 10-0 2, Pane 2 S-7 9, Hetz 0 04 0, Poole 2 04 4, Burtla 0 04 0, Clin 5 04 10, Penn 1 0-1 2, Hall 0 04 0. 37 0-13 00. GEORGIA (14) Webb 0 04 0, Footer 7 6-6 20, Mercer 12 5-5 29, Demote 10 34 23, Conor 1 2-2 4, Jackeon 0 2-2 2, Thome 0 2-2 2, Daughtry 2 0-0 4, Slonaker 0 0-0 0.

32 20-23 34. Haltllme Ohio State 43, Goorot 38. Regulellon Ohio Stat 74, OeorgI 74. Fouled out Mercer, Carter. Total loula Ohio Stat 25, Georgia 10.

Technical Georgia Coach Guthrie. Oklahoma 74, Iowa St. 69 OKLAHOMA(74)-McCullOUOl1 2-2 14, Curry 7 04 14, Baal 7 3-5 17, Whitley i 3-7 9, Carrabln 2 3-5 7, Heed 2 24 6, Perry 0 0-0 0, Greaehem 10-0 2, Johnson 2 1-2 5. 30 14-25 74. IOWA STATE (69) Burgaaon 2 1-2 5, Fowler 9 24 20, Utholt 5 2-3 12, Harris 2 2-2 6, Porker 11 2-2 24, Evens 0 04 0, Harmlaon 0 0 0 0.

Tlllo 0 04 0, Neee 1 04 2, Lilly 0 04 0, Byideomj 004 0. 30 9-15 09. Hatttlme Oklahoma 41, low St 33. Fouled out McCultouoh, Curry, Burgaaon, Fowler end Harrle. Total touto Oklahoma 20, Iowa SL 2X High school Wednesday's results MAYOR BILANDIC BOYS1 Ouigley North 41, Kennedy 41 Harper 43, Metre 51 Waller 47, St.

James 54 Hvde Park 74, Sullivan 43 Foremen 81, HarvardSt. George 74 Robeson 03, Clemente 49 Hubbard 43, Gage Park 13 Harrison 41, Orr 43 of Youne 43, Hlrsch 56 Simeon 13, Crane 69 Collins 63, Tildon S3 Dunbar 63, Julian 43 Carver 53, Marshall 44 Manley 66, Harlan 34 Calumet 17, wells 43 South Shore 106, Do Sable II Austin 106, Lindblom 70 Englewood SO, Chicago Vocational 46 Crenier 66, Bowan 47 Phillips 69, Corliss 53 Thursday's games At Circle Campus 1 9 0. m. Harlan vs. Chfeaae Vac.

tional li e. Bowen vs. Corliss 13:10 P. m. Wells vs.

De Sable 3 p. m. Marshall vs. Llndbslm 3:30 0, Austin vs. Carver I e.

m. South Shore vs. Calumet 6:30 e. m. Manley vs.

Englewood 3 P. Cregier vs. Phillips Wednesday's results MAYOR BILANDIC GIRLS Tatt 41, Academy of Our Lady 14 Curie 34, Mother McAaley 34 Herlan 40, Kennedy 14 Marshall 53, Tilden 33 Du Seble 35, Robeson 24 Orr 41, Maria 34 Amundsen 40, Dunbar 43 Manley 15, Corliss 31 Sf. Scholestica 41, Maine South II Evanston 57, Resurrection 41 Niles West 57, Buffalo Grave 44 Frepd 44. Forest View 44 Dundee 49, Elk Grove 47 Hamoshire 49, Jacobs 30 Round Lake 43, Warren 17 Oek Park 48, Jacksonville 44 Weber 41, Prospect 41 Quincy li, Waukagan East 54 Lock port 70, Reck Island Allenme Wauconda 74, Antloeh 10 Elk Grove 41, Hampshire 17 Dundee Jacobs 11 Thursday's gimei Thursday oameg At Circle Campus 2 11 0.

m. Tilden vs. Mirshall 13:30 e. m. curie vs.

Tift 2 p. m. Amundsen vs. Du fable 3:10 e. m.

Orr vs. Manley Wodneiday's result! A AURORA EAST De La telle SI, Marmlon Military 63 Crystal Lake II, Oswego 66 East Leyden II, Peoria Sealdlne 71 East Aerora II, Maine Soetk 70 Thursday's games 1:33 0. Icensolallon) Do Le telle vs. Crystal Lake p. m.

-third atace) Peoria Spalding vs. Maine Sooth 0:44 IrhamaleiitlilBl Levee vs. eett Aurora AT BRGESI MATER DEI Highland ft. Paul 60, Breete Central He? sT" LnI O'Peiht 77, Taytervlllf 74 (et) Neshbill If, Snrimliel Griffin 49 Cnatnem Gianweed ej, Oraenvilla 44 AAeaise 64, Okawviiie 61 AT BURLINGTON Hamshlre 57, Eieln St. Edward 42 Bnriingtoe Central 7f, Hincktoy-Ble stock 14 hersday'g aames 1:10 0, ei.

leanselailen Harvard vs. Mstla Centrel 7:10 m. I third olital-Sf. Edward vs. Hlnckiy-Bie Rock 9 p.

nt. Icname.onihlp Hampshire vs. Berllngton Centrel AT CARBONOALI Allen 41. West Pronktott 41 Melne Cost 47, DuOueln 40 Oak Forest 71, St. Pltrlck 09 Herrln 64, Colllnevllle 61 Befteviilo last 54, Mwehytbere St Thernrieee 60, Cnameaiee Centennial Cnadren St.

II, Metre St. Sf Greet Fans 12, Calvin 75 Milton Mary, N.L. S3 S.Dakota St. 63, s. Dakota 61 S.

Dakota Tech 75, Sioui Falls 50 Cal-Lelheran 91, Pac-Omoa 77 Cat Poly-SLO ft, USIU 61 pac Luineran 70. Carroll SI Portland 85, entenarv 04 DEFIANCE TOURNEY Ohio N. 15, N. Central 16 Defiance f5, Kaiamaieo ee FAR WEST CLASSIC Colorado St. 61, Oregon 50 Wis-Green Bay 56, Concordia, Morhd 56 Wis-Parkside 15, Carthage 57 Wis-Stasans Pt If, St.

Herbert if BIG EIGHT Oklahoma 74, Iowa St. 4f OT Kansas f6, Missouri 4f Pepperdine 61, Middlo Term. 61 San Francisco St. SI, San Diego 73 Occidental 71, Biole 66 Stanislaus 14, Claramont 75 Fresno Pec 67, Aiuse Pec 13 OT KODAK CLASSIC De Paul (2, Perm state 67 Yale 72, Rochester 50 RANGER CLASSIC First roend Pikfvtlle tKy.l fi, wis-SeeeHer 06 Wis-Parkside 15, Carthago 57 AUGSBURG INVITATIONAL First round Avgusbere 60, Northland twig.) OS Wartbere 00, Mecaleiter 62 St. Olaf f6, Jamestown Carlelon 45, Upper lowe 63 DALLAS BAPTIST CLASSIC First round E.

Teus Baalist 72, Austin Cel. 51 cent. Arkansas 104, miisops aa E. WASHINGTON CLASSIC California Bapt. 13, N.

Montana 40 GATOR BOWL Championship Indiana 73, Florida 60 Consolation St. Bonasenture 103, Jacksonville 75 CHICO INVITATIONAL First round Point Lome Lewis a Clerk 00 Chin St. ft, Laverne 61 Wflittier 14, Willamette 67 Alaska-Fairbanks 71, westmetrl CORNELL CLASSIC Championshie Colgate 51, ccny so Consolation Cornell 7f, Buffalo u. 75 GRANITE CITY CLASSIC First round St. John's IMinn.l 97.

Wis-LaCrosse 90 lot to, St. Thomas as LAKESHORE CLASSIC First round SlU-Edwardsvilia 84, Lawrence 40 Beloit 73, Lewis 57 Roosevelt 46, Elmherst 43 St. Xavier II, Millerssille St. 74 MARYLAND INVITATIONAL First round Maryland fl, w. Kentucky 7a NEW JERSEY CLASSIC Rutgers 93, Seton Hall 71 Consolation St.

Peter's 12, FDU 62 Les Vegas Classic UNLV fl, Goniaga 60 SACRED HEART CLASSIC First round American Intl St, s. Conn. 71 Sacrad Heart 15, N. Hampshire Col. 2 Cent.

Conn. 77, New Heven 75 Merrimack fl. Hartford 74 VUC INVITATIONAL First round Va. Commonwealth 77, Norfolk St. 47 E.

Term. St. fl, Virginia Union YULE CUP CLASSIC Championship St. Michael's 73, Montcleir 46 Consolation Rider 74, Monmouth of UCONN CLASSIC First round Massachusetts M. Manhattan 74 FAIRFAX ROTARY George Mason 13, Lebanon Volley 43 Semifinals Roters-Camden 67.

Lack Heree fl. If BOSTON CLASSIC Championship Elon 76, Hampden-Sydnav 72 Consolation Bluetieid col. 72, Liberty Baptist 6f POINSETTIA CLASSIC First round Furman f5, Tennessee Tech 73 HOLIDAY CLASSIC First round Georgia 14, Ohio State 00 (OT Louisville 111, LaSalle 15 MARYLAND CLASSIC First round New York Tack 69, Bloemskuro St. Sf Maryland-Baltimore 6f, snip, it, 47 BIG EIGHT TOURNEY First round Oklahoma 74, Iowa St. 49 (oil YOUNGSTOWN CLASSIC First round Baltimore IS, Armstrong 42 CHOO CHOO CLASSIC First round Livingston to, N.

Carolina AT 71 GLASS CITY CLASSIC First round Toledo 91. VMI 61 TANGERINE BOWL First round Rollins 76, Bowiino Green 73 (et) HARTWICK TOURNEY Championship Hartwick 01, Brideeport 73 Consolation Bryant 47, Omenta St. 56 KINGSMAN CLASSIC First roend ManhaHanville 51, John Jay 40 Breoklvn 71, Binghamtont 65 SENIOR BOWL First round S. Alabama 94, Bucknell 40 OUINCY TOURNEY First raced Jackson St. 47, Midwestern St.

54 Lincoln Mem. 74, Grand Volley 70 Kent St. 105, Evengel fl Qulncy II, Mlsseari So. 44 ALL COLLEGE TOURNEY First roend Mliml tOhlol 79, Teias ASM 63 FAIRMONT CLASSIC First round Point Park la, w. Virginia SI, II St.

Xavlar 81, M'ville, Pa. 74 ST. XAVIER (111-Cialkowtkl 9 0-1 II, Slyler 2 3-4 7, Oliowskl 4 2-2 10, Krosrke 04 1, Walauek 12 3-5 37, Fankas 2 1-2 Daw 1 0-0 1. Rimsey i a a e. cutter i 04 2, c- 10k 0 24 2.

34 11-34 II. MILLERSVILLI IPa.l-McEvey 4 0-0 P. Hill 2 OHt 4, WllSOn 4 04 Mccrosson 3 01 Rondall 4 04 Faisnacht 64 16, Arbeeatt I 64 16. coibum I 04 4, strausbaugo 1 04 2, tonree i o-o 3 31 u-15 74. Halftlme St.

Xavlar 11-11. Tatal tools St. xavier 17, Mlllertvlllo II. Feeiea out Ronaau. Mo.

Southern 64, Qulncy 81 MISSOURI SOUTHERN l4I-Cet. man 0 04 0, Brewster 1 1-2 1, Cere 1 04 1, Sportsman a 1-1 1, Brew a 1-2 1, McOtrire a 2-2 2, Schulte I 04 4, Martin 4 0-0 13, Olson 1-1 13, Bland 11 3 1 35. 37 10-13 64. QUINCY 111-44. Hoe no 1 04 4, P.

Heene I 44 0, Weito 3 04 0, Kennedy 7 04 14, Hoeoley 3 44 10, FrerKkt 3 34 7, Ctrrran I 64 10, Hero 4 14 10, BenfgrO 4 04 16. 29 Transactions FOOTBALL NFL SEATTLE Announced the resignation of Sam Bogheslan offensive coordinator one line coach. COLLEGE AIR FORCE ACADEMY Named Crel Randall defensive lino coach and administrative assistant. Montana John Me-Mahon and Mick Delanei as esslltaat football coaches. dump Rangers Fran Tribune Wirt services BOBBY CLARKE'S second goal of the game, a 10-foot backhander with 2:43 remaining Wednesday night, gave the Philadelphia Flyers a 4-3 triumph over the Rangers at New York.

Clarke dug the puck out of the corner to the right of goalie Wayne Thomas and, ignoring Rangers defense-man Dallas Smith, sent his shot goalward. Rangers right wing Lucien DeBlois bad lofted a screened 40-foot shot past Philadelphia goalie Bernie TM NHL roundup xt-h "nd I thought Dr, had a wild slam-dunk." Parent with 5:25 left in the second period to give the Rangers a 3-3 tie that lasted until Clarke's 13th goal of the season. Bruins 5, Barons 5 GREG SMITH scored a powerplay goal midway through the third period to help the Cleveland Browns overcome Boston's four-goal second period and forge a S-5 tie at Richfield, Ohio. The tie ended Cleveland's losing string at four games and kept the Bruins unbeaten in their last five contests. Capitals 2, Penguins 2 MIKE MARSON'S first goal of the season, coming with four minutes left to play in the game, pulled the Washington Capitals to a 2-2 tie with the Penguins at Pittsburgh.

Marson scored after Jean Pronovost had tallied both Pittsburgh goals to give the Penguins a temporary lead. Islanders 4, Kings 3 DEFENSEMAN DAVE LEWIS drilled a 55-footejr with 6:39 left in the second period to snap a 3-all deadlock and give the New York Islanders a come-from-behind 44 victory over the Kings at Los Angeles, A capacity crowd of 16,0005 watched Lewis score the game-winning goal just 28 seconds after the Kings had tied the contest on Butch Goring's 15th goal of the season. Goring' had taken a perfect pass from Mike Murphy to beat the Islander goalie Gleoa Reach from 10 feet. GIL THORP WE'RE ALL SON' I THAT'S NOT If TO THE BUCKET I'm WE LVs ill. I If AFTER THE GAME, IWORKIN'X NEXT WEEK.

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