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i 4 Section 6 Chicago Tribune, Monday, March 13, 1978 scoreboard For sports results call 222-1234 College McLaughlin, Campbell Thels 17), McWilliams (tl anl Murphy, Nolan (41; John, Porster 4, Houik (II, Shots on Halt Taront Pittiourtn Goalies Torent. Kirtn, Wilson. Attendance- ,441. Basketball At CARBONDALI I Colllnsville (25-21 Olner 114-7) AT EVANSTON Oordon Ttch 133-7 vs. New Trial West 124-1), 4 p.m.

AT PEORIA Ottawa U-41 vs. Peerla Central 117-10) ATJOLIET Bloom 122-4) l. Ltckpert Central IMI AT AURORA CAST Barring! 134-31 vs. St. Joseph 111-11 AT NORMAL Danville 113-141 vs.

Unco In 31-1 AT DE KALB Bene! Academy. 111-0 vs. Rotklord Cast llt-ll Sports log HARNESS RACING At Maywood Park, p.m. Racing wrapup: Radio WYEN-FM (107), 12:30 a.m. HOCKEY Minnesota North Stars vs.

Montreal Canadians, TV WSNS, Channel 44, 7 p.m. SPORTS TALK "Bruce Drennan on Sports" Radio-WMRO (1280) 4 Gonskl Sports Show" Radio-WiNR-FM (106.3) 6 p.m. Elijah Mitchell reports scores and sports highlights, Radio WBMX-FM (103) 7:50 a.m. TH0R0UGHBK RACING At Sportsmans Park, 1:30 p.m. complete results with Phil Georgetf, WWMM-FM (92.7) 6 p.m.

Racing wrapup: Radio WYEN-FM (107) 6:30 p.m. Today's Racing, T-WCIU Channel 26, 4:45 p.m. NCAA SUB REGI0NAIS Sunday's results EAST At Charlatte NC Indiana 43. Fiirman 41 Dek 43, Rhod 41 At Philadelphia Villanota 101, Lasme 7 Pennsylvania 91, St. Bonavantir 13 MIDWEST At Tulsa Okli Louiivllla 74, SI.

John's it Noli Dam 100, Houston 71 At Wichita Utah 14, Missouri 7t 12 OT1 De Paul 80, Creighton 78 CREIGHTON 1711 FO-A FT-A 1-J 3 II 3 14 3 14 1 13 1 1 10 I 4 MCKOIMi Apke wtsitr Becker Johnson Kutnl McConnall 7-IO 7-10 5-1 04 0-0 3-4 II 2-3 S-7 1-3 1-1 14-54 4-11 23 It 71 PO eercenlaqa 44.1. FT percentage 54.S. Assists 31 Eecaer 91. Turnover w. Steals 7.

Team rebounds 7. DoPAUL 1101 FG-A FT-A Ponsette -9 2-2 7 a 10 Walkine 7-10 0-1 1 1 14 Conine -14 1-2 11 1 1 Ramsey 7-12 1-1 III Garland 7-13 4-7 1 1 20 Bradshaw 0-2 0-0 1)0 Dist 0-5 2-4 1 1 34-45 12-17 21 17 10 FO percental 52.3. FT percentage Assists. 11 (Garland 71. Turnovers 11.

Steals 11 Garland 41, Team rebounds 2. Halttime Creiflhlon 48, DePaul 34. Officials Vincent Jacob ITriStatel, Austin MecArthur ECACI. Attendance 10,512. ND 100, Houston 77 HOUSTON 1771 FG-A FT-A 4-t 4-7 1 1 14 2 10 3 15 3 0 2 17 Rose Thompson Schultl Ciolli Williams O'Neal Trammel! Gibson Bvrd Porter Walker Feers Roper Mitchell 5-10 04 7-t 1-4 0-1 0-0 7-14 3-4 0- 3 0 0 1- 4 04 1-3 0-0 0-2 0-0 a 2-5 0-0 0-0 12-41 13-1 30 3 3 77 FO percentage .471.

FT percentile .414. Turnovers 17. Assists a. Steals 3. Team rebounds 1.

Blocked Shots 1. NOTRE DAME I00 FG-A FT-A High school Saturday's results CLASS A STATE TOURNAMENT At Champelea Championship Nashville 54, Havana 31 Third Place Providence 52, Effineham tt. An-Ihony 47 Semlflneli Nashville 35, Providence 51 Havana It, Effingham St. Anthony Si Tuesday's games CLASS AA SUPERSECTIONALS Ail lames at 7:10 p.m. unlets noted otherwise) DUKE 431 FO-A FT-A 7-15 0-1 10 1 14 Bants Dennard Gminski Harrell Spanarkel Bender Gootsch Suddath 4 I 0-3 0-1 1 0 10-11 5-5 0- 4 0-0 1- 11 1-S 0- 1 1-0 4-1 04 1- 4 4-4 3 25 II 14-41 11-14 17 14 41 PG percentile .424.

FT percentaee 481. Assists 11 Harrell 4, Spanark-I 31. Turnovers 14 (Banks 5, Gminski 51. Blocked shots 3 (Gminski 31. Steals 4 Spanarkel 2).

Team rebounds 5. Halttime Rhode Island 11, Duke 30. Officielt Booker Turner, Aim AT CHICAGO Manley 27-1 vs. Wetlimhoast 23- i II. 1 pm.

I I Baseball Sunday results EXHIBITION GAMES WHITE SOX Boston 2 -CUBS tl. San Premise at Scetts-11, pd. rain New York INL4, St. Louis 0 New York IAL1 1, Balliater 4 Hoetlon 1, Toronto 2 Kama City PMIadelpMl 4 Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh Seettle Celifornia 3 Atlanta Los Armeies 1 Detroit Minnesot Toms Montreal 5 San Diege 7, Oakland 1 Monday's games Toronto vs. CHICAGO IA1 at Sense ta California vs.

CHICAGO Nl el cellulate Atlenta vs. Baltimore at Miami INI Detroit vs. Boston et Winter Hove Cincinnati vs. Kansas City at Ft. Mvers Los Anodes vs.

Minnesota at Orlando Tom vs. New York IA1 at Ft. Lauderdale (Nl Montreal vs. Houston it Cocoa NY Mets vs. Pittsburgh at Bradeaten Philadelphia vs.

St. Louis at St. Peter burg Sen Francisco vs. Oakland at Mes Clevelend vs. Seattle at Temp Sen Diego vs.

Milwaukee at SM City California vs. Ariiona State at Temp a d.j c. mvt BOSTON WHITE SOX abrhbl abrhbl Remy2b 110 0 Garrll 112 1 Covle 2b 1 0 0 0 Bsly Ph-cf 2 0 10 Burlson si 3 0 0 0 Lemon cf 3 110 Svilts ss 10 10 Janes i iiii Rice If 4 0 0 1 Orta 21 1 1 2 3 I Yslnskl If 3 0 1 0 Flry er, lb I 1 0 0 Mrchnl dtl 1 0 0 Lem.Jn 1ft 4 1 1 1 Fisk M'tltl'V Lynncf Bowen cf Scott lb 3 0 10 M-ore dh 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 Sanders db 1 0 1 1 0 Sodrhlm 3b 4 I 1 2 0 0 Crut rf 1000 10 10 Eden ss 4 111 I 10 0 0 Lar.Jnsn (4111 Evans rf 10 11 Carbo rf 3 0 0 0 Hobson lb 2 0 I 0 Brohmrlb lote Mill 37 1 14 1 Orta. Hobson. DP Boston 1, SOX 1.

LOB Boston 7, SOX 4. IB mk Lam. Johnson. SB Rimy. arr, r-HK, orta 2, Scott, Carbo.

Boston 110 no 006 030 Mi ER BBSO 14 4 0 1 5 1 1 1 1 i i 4 1111 WHITB SOX Paiton (LI Stanley Wright Lnei-ber Wl Bane Paul Carrall WP Luebber, 1:11. At St. Petersburg, Fl. New York OK) nni no a 7 0 St. Louis too 000 000 i Espmosa, Apoatcs 141, Boreouuer 7 and Slerns, Rosado 171; Meliner, Yokovich 41, Bass il, Looei ill ed Swisher, Camargo 171.

Eseinosa. -Monger. HR New York, Henr-tee. At Coco, Fla. Toronto 020 000 too 2 11 2 Houston 100 000 0011 1 Jefferson, Clancy 141, Cosirovi tl and Whim Cerom 7, Richard, McLaughlin 141, Mendoia (7), Sos (t) and Herrmann.

Soss. Cosgrove. At Miami, Fla. New York 003 301 010-4) 11 1 Baltimore lot 101 1004 11 Hunter, Eastwick 111, Kemmeyer 51, Mersch 7 end Narren, Centrum (7); D. Martinet, Britas (31, Chevei Si, Rineer (II, end Skaggs, Kennedy 71.

W-Hunter. 0. Martinet. HR -New Yerk, lulls. At Clearwater, Fit.

Kansas City 010 103 202 11 1 Solittraff, Gale 41, McGilberry 41 Hr4bosky (t) and Porter, Kusvner I Lerch, Waterbury (41, Boilane 51, Brutstar II) and Boom, Foot! II). McGilberry. Boilino. At Tampa, Fla. Pittsburgh 400 000 010 Cincinneti 003 til 001-4 It 1 Kison, Holland 31, o.

Jones 41, Sou 141. T. Jonet ibi and on. RoAri. I I i i i NBA Western Conference MIDWEST DIVISION PCI.

.470 .111 .37) GB 7 1 Denver Milwauk CHICAGO Detroit Konsas City Indiana 41 PACIFIC OIVISION Pet. S3 14 OB im ll't JOVt portion Phoenil -Stllllt Ltl Angeles Golden Sltlt 42 It 30 .545 .445 34 30 31 34 Eastern Conference ATLANTIC DIVISION Pel. Philadelphia 4i It New York 34 31 -5" Boston 14 3t .311 Buffalo 41 .3 New Jersey 17 31 .244 OB 10 20 21 30 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet. San Antonio Washington Atlanta ew Orleans Cleveland Houston 41 25 .411 .531 .493 .471 .471 .341 Sunday's results Denver 91, CHICAGO Philadelphia 105, Boston 103 Detroit 130, New Jersey 115 Atlanta 91, Milwaukee 43 Cleveland 95, Indiana 00 Golden Slate 113, Kansas Citv 104 Los Angeles HI, Phoenii 111 Bullalo 91, Portland to Only semes scneduled Monday's games No lames scheduled Nuggets 98, BULLS 95 BULLS til FG-A FT-A Johnson Jtussell irilmore ,1 J7an Ller Holland jrteneelt londthergtr FondCHter Rickey rmstren 11-24 7-1 13 10 7-11 11 I 5 14 4-t J-4 7 11 3- 1 4-4 4 10 7 17 0-0 5 4 14 IS 0-0 114 1 4 57 5 1 7 0-0 I0O10 4- 1 HIM 2-3 0-4 10 4 37-00 11-17 43 14 tS PG percentaee .443. FT percentaie sv.771.

Team rebounds 4. Turnovers 12 Johnson Gilmer 5). Assists 17 iGilmore Ven Lier, Holland s. Steals 11 (Holland 5, Blocks shots DENVER til FG-A FT-A Jones Hlllman Itiel Wilkersen nThomoson Roberts Ef Ills Simpson 5-11 5-5 5 3-4 414 4-11 1220 1 5 00 e-o 3- 4 110 4- 5 1-3 3-5 0.1 00 '5 7 71-31 44 34 tl FO percentaee .443. FT percentaet .737.

Tea t. Turnovers II 41. Assists 24 rwii'erton 101. Stais 14 (Issel 7. Bl'cktd shots 5.

BULLS 74 34 24 33-tl i Denver 31 14 34 77 tl Officials Jack O'Donnell, Ear) Strem. Attendanci-17 053. Braves 96. Blayprs 90 POPTiaNn Ini- Lucas 5-4--Gross I 2-2 II, T. Owens 4 4-4 14.

"Hollins 1 2-2 Onvis 2 '-4 tle 1 4, Norwood 1 1-2 3, Twardiik 3 1-1 Dunne 3-2 12, Calhoun 1 1-3 4. to. BUFFALO It4l-Barnes 4 4-4 14, McNeill I 5 21, Hater 2-1 IS. Wh 't t-11 27, Glenn I 4-4 14, Jones 7 0 0 Lloyd 0 0-0 0. E.

OwnrnS 0 0-0 0, Williams 0 0-0 0. 34 24-31 04. 't It 20 77 en Buffalo 30 It 30 17 14 FOULED OUT-Nont. Total fouls-, Portlann 31, Buffalo 21. ATTENDANC 7,422.

76ers 105, Celtics 103 I PHILAOFLFHIA insi Collins I 1-5 13, Bibbv 4 1-1 t. Jones 0 0-0 0. "McGinnis I 3-3 It, Ervlne I 3-4 It, "Free 5 2-5 12. Dawkins 5 04 10. Mil 4 04 I.

Frynnt 1 1-1 5, McClain 0 0-0 1. totals 43 15-17 105. BOSTON noil Bino 7 i. Ch. I S-1 IS.

Colllnt 7 4-a 70. Haitlrek i I i 1 i Bulls lose 98-95 Continued from page one non-stop Nugget who rolled over the visitors. "What a super player," Badger said of the former North Carolina star, try to run our offense away from him, but he does so much for that team, it's impossible to avoid him." PREDICTABLY. JONES got 11 of his IS points Sunday in the fourth quarter with the outcome on the line. His three-point play with 35 seconds put Denver ahead to stay 94-93 and he coolly added two free throws with six seconds left.

"I try to keep the ball moving," Jones said of his role. "David and Dan can't always get back on defense since they're more offensive-minded than I am. Wherever I can fit in best at the moment is the place I try to be." That's why the proper description of such an all-everything player is "catalyst." Jones smiled when he was compared with Dave DeBusschere, the catalyst for two Knicks NBA championship teams. "Dave was a very smart player," he said. "I'd like to make those kind of contributions, but it's important to recognize your limitations.

"Even back in junior high school, I was scared to get the ball on offense, and preferred to pass jt. At North Carolina, we had plenty of scorers, so I could Tripuka 4-t 4-1 4. 0 14 I Ballon 4-1 0-0 4 2 12 1 Flowers 2-3 2-1 2 4 4' Branninj 7-14 0-0 0 2 14 i Williams 1-14 3-4 1 1 It Healr 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 Haefner 0-1 0-2 10 0 Wilcoi 1-4 04 1 0 4 Woolridel 1-2 0-1 3 2 2, Hanllik 2-4 04 3 1 4 Salinas 1-1 1-3 2 0 3 Laimbeer 74 4 4 4 20 German III, Beckwlth (tl end Yeeter. I I I UB 1 riH bst Angls, Mender. At Lakeland, Fla.

Mimes! oio oil eel 5 15 Detroit 421 201 OOx 15 Hare, Scare. ,21, Holly 41, Ttior-Msard 141 end Wynewr, Bulling 141; Billingham, Young 4, Folasrt lei, uurntiee in, Weaver III and Parrish, May (41. W-Blllmsham. I Hereon. HRt-Detrolt, Cork, Corcoran, Thompson, At Pempano Black, Fla.

Montreal 111 200 100 I 11 Tus 012 100 00s 6 g) Twitched, Dues 41, Holdswort (4), Bohnten (0) and Carter, Rc 71. Oarwi. Mirahella 41, Busker (71 and Sundberg, Mahlberg (71. Darwin. Twitctwll.

HRs Montreal, Valentin. Tasas. Hargrove. At Yuma, Arii. Oakland too too 0021 1 San Diet 001 103 30s 7 10 Keoueh, Coleman (4), Bell 71 and Newmon; OwcMnke, Fingers 14), Do-pree 141, Fierhauth III, Yandie It) end truce, sweet (7).

W-Owchinko. Cub clouts ChlMoo Tribune Press Servlr SCOTTSDALE, Aril. Woodi Fryman said he threw 40 pitches and that was at good workout for Mm as Hire full innings would lav been. A double Hay haloed him out of bis Mr iam. was rryini tg overthrow the ban little lit," tie seid in assessing hit first game since mid-July, 1777.

Th Coos were tk visiting teem Sunday and thus were their blue itwd Uniterm and batted first. The cancelle-j lion set beck eilc-ers Mike Krukow and Larry Anderson until Monday ageinst the Angels. Borce Sutter's delayed de. but is scheduled in In same game. "We must shoveled five Ions of dirt for nothin' out there today," seid Man ager nerma pranks, who pitched with bis coaehiaa etiff In tula tw areundskeepers tet rte field in thaoe.

stev Ontlveru still hat slillnest In hit Im alter lima on kit Mtlnit th Brewers lest Thursday. Kingman it a .500 hitter. He's four-for The first of two "B'' games is scheduled Tuesday morning in Temp against Seallia. Auto racing Sunday results AGGIELAND 151 At College Station, Tea. 1.

A.J. Fyt, Houston, Buick, 131.100 miles er hour averag soeed, 125 laps; 2, Bobby Allison, Hueytewn, Matador, 125; 1, Gary Boysher, Springfield, Ohio, Torino, 124. 4. Jo oilman. Upland, Pontiac, S.

Billy Haven, Shreveeort, Buick, lit; 4, Ramo Stott, Keokuk, Volar, lit; 7, Ken Rowley, Bloominglon, Volare, 114; Kevin Housby, Dei Moines, Volare, 114; John Haver, Houston, Chevrolet, VI: II, Terry Ryan, Davenport, Laiun, ni; i Bab Schacht, Lombard, nrj; 12, Tern Meinburg, Hamilton, Obi, Lagu-na, to; 11, Larry Schild, Houston, Ca- man, IS; 14, Bav Darnell. Lake mute. Camaro, 73. 15, Bill Baker, Los Angeles, Buick, Mf 14, Sal Tovele, Addison, Dodgg, 52; 17, Paul Feldner, Richfield, Magnum, 40; 11, Gordo Blankenship, Koekuk, Maanum, It; It, Bobby Unser, Albuauergue, N.M., Camaro, 27; 20, Ricky oils, Houston, Laguna, 24; 21, Dean Roper, Springfield, Magnum, 24; 22, Day Decker, Elmhartt, Magnum, 25; 21, Rob Kerolowski, Troy, Aspen, 20; 24, o. K.

Ulrich, Jackson, till, Laguna, It; 25, Jo Boo. her, Lafayette, II; 21, Tom Williems, ScMrti, Tolas, Che vol le, 13; 27, Dare Watson, Milton, Sky Hawk, 12; 21, Bob Brevac, Ashland, 11; It, Jin Harlbett, Mahomet, Mas-lum, 30, Sandy Satvllo, Cleveland, Ohie, ChevMI, I. DOGWOOD 500 CLASSIC At Martinsville, Va. Let Model Sportsman 1. Sonny Hulchins.

Chevrolet, 350 laps, 19,400 2. Bob Pressiov, ciwvro- I enepwe, roniiat. 4. Jeck Ingram, Chevrolet, let. S1.200 7, Jo Millikan, Chevrolet, 21, I.

Oon Worley, 247, tl t. L.G. Ollingtr, Chevrolet, 144, 10. Tommy Houston, Chevrolet, 244, S1.000. Modified 1.

Richie Evens, Pint, ISO, W.lOOl 3. Geoff Bodine, Pinle, 2S0, 3. Billy Honslev, Vega, 349. 4. Jerry Cook, Pinto, let, S.

Brian Ross, Pintl, 241, 51,300. THE FIRST THING I CHECK IS GROIN DIRECTION FOLLOWED BY THfi Overall. slope; I L.HNO. k.f J. I i rlHtrl fife- Golf SUNDAY'S RESULTS OORAIOPEN Tom Wefctopl 40 000 tl 70 47 U-271 22 00 II 17 72 69-27 14.200 17 70 72-271 3U 05 72 72 70-279 1.247 70 41 70 70- 271 1.247 72 II 45 73 271 I tOO 70 71 70 M-280 5,225 71 74 II 87 -281 S.22S 47 70 09 75-211 5.225 72 72-211 5.225 70 71 71 69-281 1.533 75 65 73 01-212 3.533 72 71 72 17-282 3.533 17 74 49 72-212 3.533 71 41 74 H2t2 3,533 72 It 70 71-292 3.SJ3 74 17 72 17-282 2.500 75 17 72 49-2R3 2.50u"70 72 II 73-283 2.500 74 71 69 61-283 2.500 72 69 69 73-293 1,880 74 66 69 73-284 1.880 75 69 61 72-284 1.890 71 71 74 41214 1.540 17 73 71 74-285 John Uananty Ed Fan Eddw Peaie BoO GSM Slave Hteiyk MaflTapl GtAyGaoert Uxi Bruce UotrM BobEasftroo Gemot Bums IMKraOorl Mike Deri Ray Floyd 8 Rogen BenCranthaw Ed Dougherty Furay Zoaker Jerry Heard Me Sultvan Jm Cttm KenSte HuOtrl Grton 1.50 70 71 49 75-285 Chi ItMriguez 1.50 70 09 70 74-285 John schroeder l.MU 7t ou rz ro-ZBb-Ed Sneod 1,50 73 70 61 74-265 Leonard rhomosont.215 73 72 70 71-266 MM MtCuaouotl 1,215 73 71 70 72-286 Lou Graham 1.215 88 72 75 71-286 1.215 71 69 71 75-286 1.215 71 73 71 69-286 661 73 68 77 49-287 61 Gl 11 14 14-267 061 71 72 71 73-287 61 74 69 71 73-287 661 tl 73 72 73-267 61 72 72 II 74-287 061 70 71 71 71-267 861 70 69 76 72-287 661 71 70 69 77-287 161 72 71 73 71-286 100 71 74 72 71-2W tOO 72 72 72 72-281 tOO 71 70 72 75-281 471 70 73 70 71-269 471 71 74 71 73281 471 71 72 77 17-281 471 72 71 76 61-289 471 70 74 71 74-269 471 72 73 71 71-289 471 72 72 74 71-281 471 74 70 76 69-269 Terry Dior,) Andy Bean Leo Trevino WaSy Amitlrong lee Ekta Ed Sato Larry 7jegkT J.C Snead RxCtktotl Bad Mann MirkHayoe r-fcxanltfto Molina Victor Rtgalad Jerry Pale Gary Koch 'Boo Payne JotltMchtl Randy Ertturt Jot Porter Mat Lye Gaorge ruwdsoll Bruce Devfcn Bob Shearer Laurie ttarmnaf Mason Rudolph 471 74 71 73 71-289 405 70 70 76 74-290 Vicente Fernandez 405 72 73 74 71-290 Bruce Reiaher 405 71 72 71 71-2M Paler Jeeonaen Booby Col Gray, Ponert David Graham Dave Stockton Mtio Ford Peter Ctorhuia CtirisPigon 405 72 70 73 75-290 380 77 61 71 75-291 365 69 49 10 74-292 365 73 70 70 71-292 350 70 75 74 75-294 335 74 71 71 80-296 355 71 72 71 77-296 315 72 72 79 71-102 115 71 72 71 71-302 Woody 6 SUNSTAR CLAS6IC At Los Angele Nancy Lope; S15.000 72 72 70 71-285 Debt! Austin 58.375 66 70 72 76-286 DeOM Massey S6.375 71 71 70 74-286 Pal Bradley 54.595 73 72 71 72-288 Alice Slaei 5 595 72 73 71 72-286 Chtto Htguchi S3 213 72 70 73 74-289 Borne Lauer S3 213 72 70 76 71-289.

Penny Pull 13,213 72 70 76 71-289 Kalhy Maifn 71 71 75 73-290 Betty Burteindl $2,402 70 75 73 72-290 A. Bernhaidl S2.02 73 74 72 71-290 Jane Blatock 52 102 70 75 74 71-290 Judy Clark 31.80 72 74 72 73-291 Vivian Biownlee $1 80 76 71 73 71-291 Sandra Pakndef SI ,540 72 76 71 73-292 Oonna Young $1,50 71 75 75 71-292 Barbara Barroar $1.50 72 73 73 74-292 Joanne Carrier $1,161 75 70 72 76-293 Tatsuko Otisako $1,161 74 73 73 73-293 Mu Brter $1,161 75 73 69 76-293 Maiy Dwyer S1.16I 71 71 76 75- 253 Jan Slephenson $1,161 77 71 70 75-293 Sandra Post 161 72 72 76 73-293 Joyce Karmitrski $970 70 77 72 75- 294 Sandra Spuncn $811 73 76 70 77-295 PamHiogms $811 74 72 73 76 -295 Lauia Bough $811 75 74 72 74 295 Yuto MoruChi $811 71 79 72 73-295 -Sna BmoIjcctv $811 73 71 77 74- 295 al Meyers $8t1 71 78 7 72- 295 Mary Lou Crocef $811 72 75 7 7-295 Deowe MnsHrm $811 76 71 77 71-2J5 louiw Bruce $610 76 74 72 74 296 Kalhy CortMiua $610 71 74 76 77-296 Ctftiy Mnt 5610 71 72 76 77- 296 $610 71 73 77 75-296 $610 72 74 75 75 296 $610 75 75 72 74 -296 $471 76 72 75 74-297 $171 72 75 76 74- 297 $471 74 74 75 74 297 $7I 76 74 72 75-297 $376 72 74 77 75-291 Ayako Okamoto Donna WtHte Gtona Ecret Mariano Floyd ttathy Ahem Susie McAlusler Susan 0 Connor Judy Rankin Jo Ann Washam $376 74 72 75 77-296 $376 73 78 73 76-291 $376 74 72 79 73-291 $315 75 72 77 75-299 Handel Wilkiot Carole Jo Skala Susan Lynn Karoiyn Kerttman $315 73 74 77 75- 299 Mary S3I5 75 72 73 79- 299 $315 72 76 74 78 -299 $315 77 73 75 74-299 $255 73 73 76 78- 300 $255 76 73 77 74-300 Cot Goimain lily Wu Man Bea Porter Kalhy McMukm Beth Solomon $255 72 73 80 75- 300 Soyoko Vamauki $255 75 73 73 79- 30C Piny Hayes $255 77 70 79 74- 300 Betsy King $255 71 73 79 77-300 Shirley Encderiorn $255 75 73 77 75-300 Roberta Spear $210 75 74 77 75-301 Sylvia Ferdon $210 74 74 77 76- 301 $50 74 76 77 76-302 $60 78 72 76 76-302 $50 76 74 75 77-302 $50 76 74 71 79-302 Bern blone Kalhy Linney Kalhy Hrle Pagsy Corley 11-M 12 1 1011 Palmateer. Pitts. Bruins 9, Kings 3 AMMO 1 I 11 Boston 4 1 4 FIRST PERIOD 1, Bostoe, Jonathan 21 (Middltton), 3:14. 2, Los An-sties, Williems, 11 lOerini, 4:07.

1, Boston, Sheeaard 14 IMar-contel, 10:22. 4, Boston, Cashman 14 IBucvk, Ratellel, M2. Boston, Shopper 17 (Marcotto, Cashmanl, 17:17. Penaltlls Jonathan, Bos, O'Brien, Bos, wensink. Bos, SECOND I 04, Boston, Park 17 Sheppardl, 7, Let Anteles, Taylor It (Dionnel, 12:44.

Penalties Smith, Bos, Wilson, LA, O'Brien, Bas, 15:42. THIRD PERIOD, Boston, Remit 20 I Jonathan, Middleton), 1:54. Boston, Middleto 11 (Smith. Ratellel, 4:51. 10, Boston, Park 11 (Mill- tewoe.

ii, Boston, miner i nalhon, Middletenl, 15:24. 12, Los Ae- wilen 7 IAPPsI, 15:51. Penal- Jonathon, Bos, Murdoch, Jonathan, Bos, maior. vvensinn, BOS, wtison, maior, ItiSt; Jonathan, Bos, maior, Shots on goal: Amelias 11 7 4-24 Boston 11 1 1414 Goelies Los Anteles, Simmons. Boston, Grahme.

Attendance 14,602. Flyers 6, Rockies 2 Colorado 1 1-1 Philadelphia 113-4 FIRST PERIOD 1, Colorado, Ven- Boimeer (Paiemenl, Duperel, 1:40. Philadelphia, Lonsberry 15 IDailey, MacLeishl, 13:11. 3, Philadelphia, Barber 34 (Clarke, Loeeintel, 14:34. Penalties Clarke, Phi, Bladon, I Phi, oomhoefer, Phi, Oe-lorme.

Col. 14:57: Kindractiuk. Phi. 14:55. SECOND PERIOD 4, Philadel- 1 phia, Lonsberry 14 IMecLeishl, 2:03.

Penalties Holmgren, Phi, Mac- Leish. Phi, Kitchen. Col. 14:27. THIRD PERIOO-5, Philadelphia, Clarke It IHoimgren, Barber), 0:34.

4, 'Philadelphia, Oailey It I Barber, 1 Clarke), 7, Colored, Owchar 10 Spruce, Ahem), 17:50. Phiiadel- phia, Lonsberry 17 Ulm Watson), 11:20. Penalties Duponl, Phi, 7:31, Clarke PHI, 13:15. Shols on Malt Colorado Philadelphia Goalies Color ads, phia, Stephenson. Attendance 17,077.

17-11 15 11 1541 Favall. Phiiadel- Sunday's results WORLD CUP At Bad Kieinkirch' eim, Austria 1, Ann Marie Moser Proell, Austria, 2. Cindv Nelson. Lulten. 3, Marie-Thers Nadig, swinenartf, 4, Doris da Asos- tint, Switzerland, Irmqar Lukatser, Austria.

4. Berna- delte Zurbrigoen, Switierland, 1:49.411 7, Irani Epple, Wist Germany, Elena Matous, Iran, Innrld Eberlt, Austria, 10, Evelyn Ditrtn, Switierland, 1:59.25. Also: 11, Suiie Patterson, Sun Val-Ir Idaho. 1:50.34 21. Jamie Kurlan-I for, McAfee, N.

Tt, Mag-i oil Crane, Plymouth, N.H., 1:52.14. Women's Overall Standings 1, Henni Wemel, Liechtenstein, 154; I Ica.Marls kAnrkmri. 135; 3, Ann Mtrle Mosir-Proell, Aust- 124; 4, Fabienne serat, Franc, 105; Perrine Pelen, Franc, tl; 4, Maria Epple. West Germany, 14; 7, Cindy Nelson, Lutsen, 19; Monika Katertr, Austria, 74; Lea Soelkner, Austria, 70; 10, Mari-Threi Nadio, Switierland 43. Final World Standings Ann marl Moser-Proell, Austrii, 125; 2, Cindy Nelson, Lutsen, oi, s.

Marie-Theret Nadio. Switier land, 71; 4, Evl Millermaiir, West Germany, 74; 5, Doris de Agostinir 51; 4. Iron Epole, West Germany, 14; 7, Irmgard Lukasser, Austria, 32; I. engine eiaoersaner, Austria, 34; Bernadettl Zurbriegen, Switierlend, 13; 10, Monika Badtr. west Germney.

14. Motorcycling Sunday's results 1. Ktnny Robirti, Modest, Yamaha, SI laps, 101.171 mphi 2. Johnny Cecolto, VniueU, Yamalu, 51; 3. Skip Aksland, Mantica, Yamaha, SI; 4.

Ron Piirc. Bakers-field, Yamaha, 51; S. Giet Hint-ford, Australia, Kawasaki, 50. 4. Boel van Dulmn, Holland, Yamaha, St; 7, Sadae Asami, Japan, Yamaha, St; I.

Gem Romero, San Luis Obispe, Yamaha, SO; t. Gary Scon, Srinslield, Ohie, Yamaha, SO; 10. Dave Aldana, Garden Grove, Yamaha, SO. Transactions Baseball WHITE SOX Signed Alan Bannister, Infielder; Royl Stillmen, out-fielder; Jack Kutek, pitcher. MINNESOTA Silned Mid COtch Bud Gnnlr Mike Lynn, general manager new five-yeer contract.

ST. LOUIS Rehired Harry Gilmer nd Jim Henifan, assislent coaches. CLEVELAND Recalled Ken Kuryk, right wing from Binghempton (AHL1, was then loaned Sell Lake City CHL1. towel before the bell for Skiing 1 I i 1 I Hockey NHL Cimpbetl Conference SMYTH DIVISION Pts OP OA CHICAGO 26 24 17 4t 114 100 VencMver 10 35 IS SI 203 2 70 Colorado 13 34 II 44 Jot 251 St. Louis IS 41 II 41 141 251 Mines! 1 44 7 IS 143 154 PATRICK Pts GF OA NY Islander 41 14 11 74 ltl 173 Phlladeiahl 3117 11 It 261 172 Atlanta 21 25 17 4t 223 224 NY Raman 24 31 11 St 12S 225 Wales Conference MORRIS DIVISION Pts GF 3A Montreal Los AnoilM Detroit Pitlsbomh Washimttn 4t 107 297 lSS-i II 11 41 205 Ml i 24 2t II 43 205 224 22 27 17 St 210 254 i 12 42 11 34 141 241 i ADAMS DIVISION Pis OF GA Boston 41 14 t5 171 170 Buffalo It 14 IS 13 254 177 Toronto 31 It 10 II 317 115 Cllvelanl 17 40 47 117 119 Sunday's results Buffalo CHICAGO I NY Ranters Wtshinston 1 Philedelphia 4, Colored 1 Toronto 7, Pittsburgh I Vancouver 4, Detroit 4 Boston Los Angeles 1 Monday's gam Montreal it Minnesota WHA Pts.

GF 4JA Winnipeg New England Houston Edmonton Quebec Cincinnati Birmingham Indianapalis 44 22 1 tO 113 323 35 27 33 2t 12 32 4 74 2 3 221 4 74 251 252 44 262 250 45 283 105 61 243 272 40 237 264 50 12? 281 2 3 31 33 2t 34 2t 34 23 3t 3 2 4 Sunday's results Houston 4, Indianapolis 3 Winnipe 1, Birmingham 1 Cincinneti 2, Edmonton 0 Monday's games No lames scheduled Sabres 5, Hawks 2 HAWKS 0 1 Buffalo 1 1 OJ FIRST PERIOD 1, Buffalo. re It I Martin, Perreaultl, 1:44. 2, Buff-la, Korab 7 ISeling, Savardl, 10:004. 3, Buf'lo, Martin 22 Perreault, Gabre-montl, 13:15. Penalties Kelly, HAWKS, 3:09, Foiolin, But, 5:34.

Loten, HAWKS, 11:44. Bulley. HAWKS, 19:14. McAdam, Buf, 10:14 SECOND I 0 D-4, Buffalo, Perreault 3' Martin, Smith, 7-01. 5, Buffalo, Martin 23 I Perreault, KrM.

13:31. Penalties Tallon, HAWKS. 11:57. Fniolin. tju, 14:39.

THIRD PERIOD 4, HAWKS. O'Connell, 1 (Tallon, Mikital, 4:05. 7, HAWKS, Marks, 13 IPIanle. Tal- nl, 11:11. Penalties Bulley, HAWKS minor, maiorj, nncAoams, but, i miner, miorl, 4:07.

11 Shols on goal i I HAWKS I 13 Buffala 11 424 Goalies Hawks, Johnston. Buffalo, Edwards. I Attendance 16,433. Canucks 4, Red Wings 4 Vancouver I 1 14 Dttroit 1 14 FIRST PERIOD 1, Detroit, Lihett It IHeilall, 7:32. 2, Vanceu-ver, Sedlbauer 17 Orldleifson, Kearnsl, 11:49.

1, Detroit, Moloney 14 (St. Laurentl, 14:17. 4. Vencouver, O'Flehertr 4 lAlesander, Grivisl, 17:11, Penalties Kannegeisser, Van, Lihett, SECOND PERIDO 3, Vancouver, Blight 22 lOdrJIIifsonl, 1:01. Penally Aleianoer, van, 5:57.

third PERIOD 4, Detroit, Polo-! nicii 14, 1:15. 7, Detroit, St. Laurent 21 Jolvl, 14:01. Vancauvtr. Se-Olbauer 11 (Martin, Aleianderl, 17:13.

I Shots on goal: Vancouver 7 3 14 Detroit 4 13 1121 Goalies Vancouver, Ridley. Detroit, Rutherford. Attendance 14,114. I Rangers 8, Capitals 2 1 Washington 0 1' 11 New York 1141 FIRST PERIOD 1, New York, Murdoch 24 (Oreschntr, Tkacukl, 3:10. Penalties Bulley, Duguay, N.Y., Green Gresctmer, N.Y., 17:35.

SECOND PERIOD 2, New York, Tkaciuk 25 (Murdoch, Vickersl, 1:11. 3, New York, Eseosit 21 Newmen, Heatliol, 7:05. 4, New York, Ferris! 1 (Heaslip, Espositol, 5, Washing. Ion, Ritey Meehin, 14:17. penalty Duguay, N.Y., 7:52.

THIRD PERIOD 4, Washington, Sirolt It (Charron, Rileyl, 1:11. 7, New York, Newman Heaslip), 1:51. I. New York, McEwen 4, 3:54. New York, Esposit 27 (Heaslip, Farrishl, 11:44.

10, New York, Johnstone IGreschmer, Fotiul, Penalties Lahre, malar, Tkaciuk, N.Y., Bailey, 14:45. Shell en goal: Washington 1 10 421 New Vr 7 10 11-11 Goalie; Washington, Redard. New York, Davidson. Leafs 7, Penguins 1 Toronto 1 1 17 Pittsburgh 0 11 FIRST PERIOD 1, Toronto, Sutler 41 I McDonald. 11:51.

Pt I nellies Williams, Tor, Schultl, I Pit), misconduct, S4lmine, Tor, I 4:411 Schultl, Pgtl, 19:51. SECOND I 0 02, Toronto, Salmint 11 Sitlltrl, 2:00. 3, Toronto, I McDonald 3t ISalming, Wllliamtl, i 14:17. 4, Toronlo, Sillier 42 I McD onald, Wilhamtl, 14:50. Penalties.

Jo. amen, Tor, maior, 7: 55; Schultl, maior, Ellis, Tor, Pronovost, Pgtl, 14:01. THIRD PERIOD 5, Toronto, Ferguson 4 (Boutettel, 1:21. 4, Toronto, Turnbelt 14 Sittler, Pelyk), 1:33. 7, Pitltbureti, Chapman 11 Schultl, Molina 10:14.

Toronto, McDonlld 40 (Sittler). 11:11. Penalty-Ptlyav Tor, 12:44. HERMAN "How can I throw in the round one?" GIL THORP 'SSSuiavmSSL LOS 1, I I I I i i i i 1 i 41-71 11-24 37 14 100 FO percentaie .577. FT percentage .401.

Turnovers 11. Assists 13. Team rebounds 5. Steals-4. Blacked shots 1.

Halttime: Netrt Dame 47, Houston "oHiciali: Hat Nichols, Robert Htr-raid. Attendance: 10,575. Ind. 63, Furman 62 CIIBMAN 421 FG-A FT-A Arnold Daniel Moore Grimm Smith Crowe McKinney 5-U t-ll 7-13 2-11 1-1 11 1-2 21-44 11-13 17 10 II FG percentaie .404. FT percental .741.

Assists-7 Crowl 3). Turnovers 11 ISmilh 1, Grimm 11. Blocked shots0. Steals 7 (Grimm 2, Smith 2. Crawi 21.

Team rebounds 4. INDIANA ioji FO-A FT-A Radford Woodso Tolbert Baker Wismae Carter Risley 1 4-4 a 13-24 0 2 4 1-4 04 2 3 01 4 35 O-l 1 1-1 3-4 1 0-0 14 I 21-44 7-11 31 17 41 FG pircenliie 40t. FT percental tin Attittt is iwismen 10, Red lord 51. Turnovers 21 Radlord 7, uiAnrftnH tl Blocked shots 1 Tof fen ji steals IRadlord II. Team rebounds 3.

Halllime-lndiani 34, Firmi 34. officials Paul Galvan, Robert Technical loul Futmai baneh. Utah 86. 79 oues II; Maskau, Downing (41 Pas- 'M tor 41, Bait III and Plummw, War. Chevrolet, 250, 11,525 4.

Butch Lindner 171. W-Bir, L-T. Jones. HRs 241, ll.IWi 1. Morgin concentrate on other things." JONES AND the rest of the Nuggets concentrated Sunday on helping Issel shut off Gilmore.

The 7-2 Chicago center twisted his right ankle in a first quarter tumble, 'and with limited mobility, was unable to dodge the swarms of white-shirted hackers surrounding him. Consequently, Gilmore was held 11 points, took only nine shots, and repeatedly was stripped of the ball by Issel and his henchmen. "Everybody who plays Chicago talks first about stopping Artis," emphasized Coach Larry Brown of the Nuggets. "We did it today, but Dan had a lot of help." That was an understatement. Jones agreed that he and other Denver defenders were sworn into the posse that tracked Gilmore down wherever he tried to hide.

"We know what Artis can do," Jones said. "You have to try to make him think, not just wheel to the basket, which he didn't do very much today." What Gilmore couldn't do Sunday was take evasive action. So, he couldn't shoulder the burden of the Chicago offense as he's done all season. "IT'S THE same ankle I hurt earlier," the Big A said. "I don't know if they let Issel get away with it against the other centers in the league, but he pushes me around pretty good.

"This was another of those close games we keep Cincinnati. Geronima. Lum. At Palm Calif. Seattle 0O0 030 im 4 IS 1 California ooo 001 1, 3 12 2 Pole, Heniycuit 11, Montagu (71 and Stinson; Ryan, Ovry (SI, Herttell 171 an Humphrey, Downing 41.

Honeycutt. Overt. HRs California, Reltenmund, Jackson. Al Vera Beech, Fla. Atlanta MO ooo no 1 II Lot Angeles Ml 000 0102 7 1 Play better golf with Jack Nicklaus i-4 II, men 9 4- u.

14. Starem 7 13 15, Row 0 0 0 0. Totals 41 11-30 103. Philadelphia II i Boston si 17 on 101 Fouled Oul -Davkin. Total fiils -s-hiladelnhia, 77.

hatton. 2. T-hni- eels Collins, Coach Sanders, Row. Attendance 15.171. Cavs 95, Pacers 90 CLEVELAND (I51-Ruell 7 0-0 14, Chones 1-1 It, E.

Smith 4 2-4 10. -Walker 4 1-2 Can 4 S-7 13, Lambert 04 0. Furlow 4 4-4 13, Brewer 1 0-1 DEVELOP ROUTINE FOR READING GREENS RNO VORK FIT IT UNTIL IT RIM fliJTDNIRTlC -of. 4 uu 1 1 UTAH (141 FG-A FT-A Judkins 413 3-5 I 3 11 Vrants 7-12 3-7 10 4 17 Maiheney 17-21 2 2 I 3 14 1 Williams 1-4 0-0 7 4 Grey S-1 2-3 2 i 11 Martin 0 0 2-2 1 1 1 Dunn 1-1 04 I 2 Deene 11 04 1 1 1 Chambers 01 2-2 I 1 losing on the road. It's a last-chance time for us at home this week, so we'll have to eliminate the mistakes we keep making at the end, like letting the 24-second clock run out." The clock is running out on the Bulls, too.

These sands of time are making them look less and less like a playoff team. Indiana 'fortunate' NEXT 1LL CHECK THE LENGTH AND TEXTURR OF THE GRflSSs AND ALSO THE WlNO IF IT5 STRONG A. ENOUGH TO THE PUTT. FINHLLVx I CHECK. THE V- SPECIFIC BETWEEN THE (6RU UNO THE CUP.

ONLV 6V BEING fe THIS THOROUGH CON I GET AN EXACT PICTURE OF LINE AND WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, TO AIMING AND STRIKING THE BALU CONFIDENTLY. thought right then we were in serious trouble. After that, we didn't make many good plays. Carter did the best job down the stretch he made some plays we had to have. On Wisman's turnover at the finish, I think he may have gotten hung up because he ran the baseline just before that.

I've never seen him do that before and he's played four years." INDIANA MADE 12 of its 17 shots in TRIM'S ARENA B. Smith 4 2-4 14, Snyder 1 04 1. Totals 40 15-73 15. INDIANA ItOI Ronndfield 3 4-7 17, -Banlom 4 4-4 17. Edwards S-t 13, fobers 3-3 71.

Flynn 3 04 4. Reno-en 0 04 0. Tatum 4 04 13. Elmore 3 0-0 4. Carrinoion 0 04 0.

Totals 34 II-111 to. Cleveland 24 74 1 4 21-15 17 71 74 00 Fouled out- hantom. Total tools 20. Indian 22. Technicals Indiana.

Edwards, finhers 2. Attendance 11.341. Hawk 98. Burks 93 MHWAIIKFR 4 4 ''10, Johnson 11 4-t eiili e-7 0. Buekner 0 1-7 1.

Winters a 04 14, 'Walton 1 2-2 4, Gninfeid 1 1-1 7, Ben-Son I 04 BrineemM 4 1-1 mn 5-4 7, Myers 1 0 0 0. Totals II 17-74 ATLANTA 111-0. Johnson 4-4 McMillM I 4-4 14, Hawet 44 .414, Hill 4 4-7 14. E. Johnson 4-7 1.

ttBrewH 0 3-4 4. C'iss 5-4 17. Rob- rftrtton 0 4 I. Tot'll 31 3-7 t. -Milwauke 04 it so es 'Atlanta tt SJ ne 25.

cole-l Gnnl Cn'h Malson. 4 Pietnrt. 130. Not DFTRrsiT IIHl-Carr 4 2-3 1 Pa-'eutite o-oo. Lanier 3 1-1 Monr 3-3 71.

Price It 44 21. Stnmatn r7.11 31, Drwalas 7 11-14 75. Ford 7 4-s II. Gerard 0. EWrham i "4 5klnnr 0 00 0.

Tr.HK ay JJ-IH. at NEW JERSEY 12S1 hsH 4 Hint 3-4 3. loxnton 4 04 It. Porter 10 0-1 10, Williemton 10 11. .17 35.

Huohot 0 04 0. Jordan 7 It ,13 15. Washinyion 1 J-3 5. Van Brent 1 5-4 t. H.

Porter 1 1-1 T-tali 41 31-41 125. Dttroit II 31 7 34 130 'New Jersey 12 14 1 Footed out Ford, Baett, Per- tr, Washintton, Total fouls Detroit. 12. New Jersey, S4. Te-h-ai -Nr tJersey Coach Louoherv, Detroit cch 1 ShumMe, Ford.

Mnney 2. Detroit team for ion defens. Warriors 113, Kings 106 GOLDFN STATE (1131 Barry 11 tt 31, Coleman 3 0-0 4. Parish 3-2 2, ISmilh I 2-3 II, Marsh 1 04 2, Ray 1 4-M Parkas 2-2 20. Williams t.s 20.

yOreen 3 04 4, Cos 0 04 0, Dudley 44 0. 44 11-11 113, KANSAS CITV 11041 Robintlne 3 .3 4 11, Wedman 4 1-1 10, Lacey 4 S-t Roone 1 1-7 Allen 3 04 4, Nash .3 1-2 II, Birdseni 11 1-2 24. ROStfl vl-2 Kuesler 1 I I Burleson 4 J4, 0 1-1 1, 40 24 11 104. State 31 20 24 31-111 'Kansas City II 14 21 14-104 Total louls-Golden tt. 21, Kinsai Clty 24.

lakers 128, Suns 112 PHOENIX (1111-W. Davll I 7-t WU. .13, Hoard 4 0-0 Adams 4-4 Bos 14 0-0 wtilphal 11-13 It, Awtrry 1 iO-O 1, Griffin 1 0-0 4, Lee 4 0-0 A. Scott 1 0-0 Brail 1 0-0 4. 44 14-21 14-72 12-33 II FG percentaee 50.0.

FT percental Assists 23 IGrey tl. Turnovers -II. Steals 11 iwilliamt 51. Turn rebounds 4. MISSOURI 171 FG-A FT A i I 14 I Johnson Berry Ray Drew Currie Stoehner Foster Dray 13-23 4-3 10 3-1 3-t 0-1 12 7-14 0-0 1 M2 4 4 7 00 00 04 0-0 0 23 1-4 I 34-44 11-17 31 11 71 FO percentaie 51.5.

FT percentaie Assists 15 IRat SI. Turnovers 23. Steals 4. Team rebounds 4. MalfliiM Utah 44.

Missouri II. Regulation-44-44. Fits! evertim 4-i. Second overtime Utah 14, Missouri I. Ollieiels Burret Crowel lOhi Valley), Robert Bursa (Bit 10).

Perm 92, St. Bona. 83 ST. BONAVErtTURE Mr-HarrcKt I 1-1 11. Sander 10 10-14 30, WMMTnan 1-1 11, Unwnai 1 0-0 ttagan 7-T It, BwkctMt 1 2-1 4, Vigilance, 0-0 0, Spencer 0 04 0, Jooee 1 O- 2.

II 21-2 Bl. PENH r02l Prtc 4-4 11. McOonitd) It 17, Whit 0 0-0 0, Qreen 0-0 0. Willi 4 0-0 1. Crowkay 1 4-4 10, Smith 1 1-1 7, Sailer 1 1-1 4, Kuril 1 0-0 2.

BujrgvvJJ 0-0 0. It 10-23 02. Holttlme St. Bonaverrhir 42. Pane ST.

Fouled out Price, White, Heerod. Total tjottta SL Bonevenrure 23, pmj 21. A 0,200. L'vlllB 76, St, John's 68 LOUSIVILLE (ni-Tutratr 1 1-2 William S-T 21, Gallon S-1 Grtttllh 7-7 25, Wilton 4 7-T 15, SmNtl 0 1-4 Brandt 0 1-1 1. 28-31 Tt.

ST. JOHN'S (Mr-Wlntre 0-0 0, Johneem 10 4-4 14, McKtg 3-t Catabra 1 0-0 2, Caesar 2-1 14, Ranchwtl-1 11, Ptek 0 0-0 0, Trvofruva 1 1-1 7. Brtwenoer 0 0-0 0, GHroy 0 0-0 wrignt i-i s. iz-sb e. Hattlrma Loutrvthe 39.

84. JorwVa 14. Fouled out Wilton, McKoy, Carter. Total kMlt Louunk 17, BL dstaii 24. A- 10,075.

Vll'nova 103, LtSallD 97 VILLA NOVA (103-Robinoon 10 2-1 22. Herron 10 4-7 14, Bradley 4-4 22. Sparrow 7 S-4) 1, looby I 4-4 14, Lincoln 1 0-0 2, UrttSrrrmen 0 0-0 0. StankHmlGi 0 0-0 0, Caran 0-1 0. 42 19-21 103.

LASALLE (7)-Conoorry 1-2 1S, Wolkuiwtci 1-2 It, Brook 14 7-0 15. Oladdm 0-0 12, Kenaakle S-4 It, Plakle 1 0-4 2, William 0 0-0 0, Mlhallch 0 0-0 0, DILeo 0 04 0. 42 11-17 07. Hemime Vllleoova 4t, LaSaHe 49. Fouled out Connolly.

OteOoen, Plakle and Pobtnaon. Total tout Vitonova 1S, USalke 27. A I jot. Duke 63, URI 62 RHODE ISLAND 111 fl PT- PI WMItmt S. Wright Chalman Nelson Williems! Davis J.

Wrllht 11-11 1-1 1 17 4-11 1-11 4 I I 11 t-1 29 4 4-11 14 11 II pes percerirate .44. pt percentata .344. Assists 11 IS. Wright 5, Wll-llamaM 1). Tumovsrs tl (Williams Chalman Wllllimita 1, j.

Wrftht Blocked shots-4. Steals4 Wil llaaiscei Tsui rabuua 1. the second half and needed that 76.6 percentage to win. Furman was hurt when Arnold hit only five of 16 shots. "Part of Arnold's problem," explained Coach Joe Williams, "was that he had to guard Woodson and it put so much defensive pressure on him that it kind of took away from his offense." Rhode Island had two chances to pull out its game in the final seconds but Stan Wright missed a 25-footer and John Nelson was off target on the rebound.

"We were lucky," admitted Blue Devil guard Jim Spanarkel. "That shot Iby Wright could have gone in just as easily as staying out. I was on my knees when it was in the air. I had collided with IteammateJ John Harrell, so 1 should have started praying right then." GMINSKI SAID he had confidence he'd make both his pressure free throws. "Early in the year I missed a one-and-one with eight seconds left at Virginia and we lost," he said.

"1 Continued from page one lead and only 23 seconds left. But Jonathan Moore scored for the Paladins and Wisman missed the first of a one-and-one opportunity. AJ Daniel hit a 20-footer with two seconds left making it 63-62, and Furman called a timeout even though it was out of them. This resulted in a technical foul, but Mike Woodson, who scored 26 points, missed the free throw. Wisman tried to throw the ball in from midcourt, but he ran along the sideline for another violation, Furman gaining possession.

Ron Smith then took the ball out. "I wanted to hit Moore with a long pass under the basket." he explained, "but they were all over him So Smith inbounded tne ball to Rodney Arnold near midcourt and his long, desperation shot was far short. SMITH, WHO IS from Elkhart. said he called the final timeout even though it was a violation. "We felt that was our only chance to win," he explained, "and th.e strategy worked perfectly." But knight anticipated what Furman wanted to do.

"When they got the ball, my first thought was the lob pass and we had 6-9 Ray Tolbert and 6-8 Steve Risley drop back. We didn't give up the lob pass and they were left with a most difficult shot." Indiana played a strong defensive game in the first half and held a 34-24 lead. Wayne Radford hit eight of nine from the field and added 20 points to Woodson's 26, but the Hoosiers still had trouble. "One thing that killed us," Knight said, "was that we had 13 turnovers in the second half and Furman had three, which is a heckuva difference. "The key point in the game was the first five minutes of the second half, when more games are won or lost than at any other time.

And they dominated It. "Then when we went up by 13 points and they immediately cut it to seven, I '-WSCT Wt r7, nwrrf A thought about that in our huddle. I know I'm a good free throw shooter, so I went up and just stuck 'em in." Rhode Island received a strong performance from 6-7 sophomore forward Sly Williams, who scored 27 points and got nine rebounds. "I hope this game brought some respect for Rhode Island, which hasn't been heard from in a while," said Rams Coach Jack Kraft. "That was a good shot we took at the end, one we can make.

"The game went just according to our plan, but I thought our shot with six strands left would go in and we'd win." TOMMY WHAT ARE 1 VONVl WE'RE I I WJFOR THE OU PONS HERE? U.K WE SONS INTO TRVIN'TOl WITH I fT.HCm 1 WHY WEREN'T YOU PO, THE QUARTER- I 5ET MVV AUJHAT ALL I VE AT THE SAiWE TONISHT? WHERE HEAP I I WERE YOU? I SUPPOSE YOU 1 ABOUT 15 Tr 1 f- Szr AZ A HAVE A LOT TO WHAT COACH -r bii vNi- V-nmMowiy thorp is i wC LOS ANGELES I3ll-Danll 14 fen 17, Feed 4 1-1 10, Abdul-Jabber 14 4-S 32, Hudson 04 10, Niion 1-1 11, C. Scott 4 0-1 12, Abtrnethy 1 0-0 Zj, Carr 1 0-0 Robltch 0 l-l 1. B. 0 I. S3 11-11 111.

1 14 14-111 ZLtS Arwlllt 17 10 37 14121 Fouled Ml-Non. Toll rauls 'hoenla 14, Lei Angeles It. Technical Phoenln coach McLeod. AtNndanc 17,101. 4 lie Ir-.