Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas (2024)

February 1, 1983

Publication:

Fort Worth Star-Telegrami

Location:

Fort Worth, Texas

Issue Date:

Tuesday, February 1, 1983

Page:

26

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IP 01983 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 1 1983 1 I I MP 0 1 -it L7 I I I I I Briefs Calendar Baptist at Arlington Baptist 1 pm 4 LeToumeau at Tarleton State in Stephenville 7:30 pm State Open Forum Lanes in Grand Prairie Celebrity Pro-Am 1:30 pm Adult Pro-Am 4 6 8 and 10 pm Exposition and Fat Stock Show Will Rogers Coliseum 2 and 8 pm SPORTS ON THE MR Basketball: SMU at Texas 7:35 pm Radio: WFAA-AM 570 WBAP-AM 820 TV: ON TV (USA at 9 pm) St John's at Pittsburgh 7 pm Cable TV: USA Kansas State at Oklahoma State 8 pm Cable TV: ESPN Florida at LSU (same day coverage) 10:30 pm Cable IV: ESPN Hockey: New York Rangers at Los Angeles Kings 9:30 pm Cable TV: WOR 11111 The latest line BASKETBALL NBA Faverne Points Underdog ATLANTA HAMS 9 Cleveland Cavaliers OtICAGO auus 6A Houstm Rockets NEW JERSEY 9 Indiana Pacers Pk liade4ohla 76ers 4 DENVER NUGGETS PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS 2 Milwaukee Bucks COLLEGG Fresrge Points Underdog SAW SW TEXAS DAYTON 11 Dusauesne PR I NCETON 4 Peinsvivanla SETON HALL 4 St Jcir's 7 PITTSBURGH LOUISIANA STATE 8 Florlaa CKLAHONA ST 10A Kansas St 10A Eamonn Coghlan undefeated in the indoor mile thia season after three meets will be challenged by Steve Scott of the US John Walker of New Zealand and Ray Flynn of Ireland in the US Olympic Invitational meet Feb 1:2 at the Meadowlands in New Jersey Coghlan owns the fastest indoor time ever of 3:506 and will be running in the Dallas Times Herald Invitational track meet in the Reunion Center Saturday night Ken Karcher former Notre Dame quarterback says he will enroll at Tulane where he will have two seasons of eligibility remaining starting in 1984 Karcher unhappy backing up starting Irish quarterback Blair Kiel chose Tulane over Texas Pitt and West Virginia Michel Goulet of the Quebec Nordiques who had five goals and three assists in three games last week was named the NHL's Player of the Week Goulet who is eighth in the NHL scoring race with 67 points had two goals and an assist in a 6-3 victory over Winnipeg both goals in a 5-2 loss to Hartford and a goal and two assists in a 6-4 win over New Jersey George Johnson the Atlanta Hawks' 6-foot-11 backup center is not expected back until March following arthroscopic surgery to repair cartilage damage to his knee "George will be on crutches for three days and probably will be out for four to six weeks" Hawks official Stan Kasten said Monday Dan Marino of Pittsburgh has been unable to reach an agreement with the Los Angeles Express of the USFL and the quarterback is expected to go in the NFL draft "I regret to say that the figures discussed in previous negotiations are not ever close to our offer" said club president Alan Harmon Artis Gilmore who averaged 307 points and 163 rebounds a game last week in leading the San Antonio Spurs to three straight victories was named the NBA Player of the Week The 7-foot-2 center also shot 756 from the field 857 from the foul line and blocked 14 shots tIOCKEY NHL Goals 1112 1Flal 112-2 2-Flat 1-1V8 1 COLLEGE SCORES SOUTHWEST Abitenathr 1st Ian 76 Howard Paynt13 Arkansas St 53 lows 47 Arkansas Tech 68 Coll of the Ozarks 65 Cent Arkansas 87 Harding 64 Texas St 62 Angelo St 60 Henderson 58 Arkansas Coll 57 HINICITiX 56 Ark-Monticallo 5) NW Oklahoma 62 Cent Oklahoma 60 OT Okla Christian 78 Okla Realist 53 Oral Rebid' Xavier Ohio?) Arkansas 48 Otiachlta Texas AAA 78 Taxis Tech 63 Texas Wesleyan 62 SE Oklahoma 54 Texas Southern 95 US International 62 Tulsa 84 Illinois 70 EAST American 52 Northeastern 51 Boston 84 Co loatt 51 Brooklyn Coll 511 Monmouth 51 Canislus 73 Utica 72 OT CCNY 91 Pace 89 Criayney St 71 St 61 Fairfield 66 Brown 59 Harvard 71 Merrimack 67 Maryland 96 Navy 73 Rider 71 La Salle 69 Robert Morels 54 Baltimore 43 Shlooensbura St 85 York Pa 63 Villanove 68 Georoetown 67 Wesleyan 91 VIroinis Tech 61 SOUTH Bethune-Cookm an 72 Delaware St 63 Citadel 79 Tennessee St 64 East Carolina 66 NC-Charlotte 64 Fayetteville St 84 Shaw 64 Fort Valley St 154 Morris Brown 79 George Mason 74 Richmond 67 Georgia 86 Vanderbilt 6) Howard 78 Florida AIM 76 OT Jacksonville St 60 Athens St 54 Lane 63 Fisk 5110 Marshall 81 Davidson 73 Memphis St 73 Virginia Tech 64 Mississippi 61 Auburn 48 Mississlopi Coll 74 Delta St 64 MISSISSIPOI St 78 Alabama 69 Miss Valley 110 Grambling 71 Newberry 82 co*ker 73 New Orleans 95 Iona 114 Nicholls St 73 Prairie View 62 Carolina 79 Md-E Shore 70 Georgia 95 Piedmont Coll 68 Old Dominion 58 James Madison 43 Roanoke 89 Mary Washington 80 Alabama SI Kentucky 77 MILSISSIPOI tit Pan American 70 Southern 56 Jackson St 54 TOMOSSOO 65 Kentucky 63 Tennessee Tech 111 Mercer 74 Va Commonwealth 50 William Mary 49 Virginia St 123 Bowl St 91 Wash Lee 87 Maryville 64 Carolina 75 VMI INinston-Selem St 80 Livingston 71 Xavier Le 57 Louisiana Coll 55 MIDWEST Augustan 92 Minim 74 CulverStockton 75 Westminster 74 De Paul 55 St Joseph's Pa 54 Detroit 68 Evansville 67 Doane 90 Bellevue III Illinois 71 Campbell 62 Illinois St 56 Bradley 55 Loyola Ill 84 Butler 73 Ohio 68 Radford 50 Roosevelt 65 St Francis Ill 57 St Louis 68 Oklahoma City 50 Si Mary's an 88 ansas Newman 75 SE Missouri 92 SW Missouri Baptist 58 Valparaiso 64 Cleveland St 59 Illinois 81 Wis-Green Bay 61 Wichita St 89 Indiana St FAR WEST Denver 62 Wis-Milwaukee New Mexico St 79 Creighton 73 Oregon 84 Arizona 84 San Diego St 71 Air Force 47 Weber St SW Louisiana 59 SWC STANDINGS Conference Seinen Team I I Pct Houston 7 0 I020 16 2 889 Arkansas 6 1 857 17 1 944 ICU 6 2 750 15 4 789 Texas 5 3 625 11 10 524 SMU 3 4 $29 11 7 611 Texas Tech 3 375 6 15 AM Baylor 2 5 2e6 10 8 556 Texas I 6 141 7 12 368 Rice 0 7 000 4 11 353 Conference 'Team I Houston 7 0 1010 16 Arkansas 6 1 157 ICU 6 2 73015 Taxi's ABM 5 3 625 11 SMU 3 4 $29 11 Texas Tech 3 375 6 Baylor 2 5 2e6 10 Texas I 6 141 7 Rice 0 7 COO 6 Sunday's Game Arkansas Wok Forest 65 Mondays Game Twat MIA 74 Texas Tech 63 Tuttsday's Game SMU at Texas WednesdaY1 Games Bice at Arkansas Baylor at Houston Saturday'S Oemel Texas at ICU Houston at Taxes AMA Baylor Rice SMU at Texas Toth MC STANDINGS Confarencs Soften Team WI Pct Pd Lamar 5 0 103 15 3 1133 McNeesaStati 3 1 750 12 6 667 La Tech 2 2 500 12 6 667 North Taxes 2 5C0 a 7 513 NE Louisiana 1 3 250 a IP 01 UTArlington 1 3 250 6 12 333 ArkansasState 2 3 03 13 7 450 Monday's Game Arkansas State 51 Northorn lows Tuesstar's Goma Northeast Louisiana at Northwestern Louisiana I Thursday's Game McNees State at Lamer North Texas Stet at Louisiana Tech TexasAriington at Northeast Louisiana Saturgar's Games McNees' State at Arkansas State Louisiana Tech at TexasArtington North Texas Slats at Northeast Louisiana Lamar at Louisivile AP NCAA TOP 20 Hew They Pared I North Carotins 417-31 did not Way 2 Nevada-Las Vegas (11-0) did not play 3 virgin' (172) did not clay Memphis Stele (17-1) beat Virginia Tech 73-44 5 St John'S (11-1) did not Play 6 Indiana (15-2) did not Play 7 UCLA (14-2) did not Play Houston 114-21 did not play 9 Arkansas (17-1) did not Play 10 Missouri (16-3) did not Play 11 Vi II anove (143) beat Georgetown 61-67 12 Louisville (16-3) did not Play 13 Iowa (13-4) did not play It Goateetown (135) lost to VillanOva 47 15 Kentucky (13-5i lost to Tennessee 4S-43 16 Illinois Stale (164) beat Bradley 56-55 17 Minnesota (13-3) did not ploy le Washington State (15-21 did not Play 19 Georgia (15-3) beet Vanderbilt 1441 20 Syracuse (13-4) did net play AP NCAA TOP 20 191orthCarolin (34) 17-3 1073 2NtvLas Vas (13) 1150 1017 3Virginia (3) 172 992 4Memo4ls Stet (1) 16-1 920 SStJohn's (2) 16-1 684 6 indinna IS-2 609 711CLA (2) 14-2 000 Houston (I) 16-2 697 9Arkansas 17-1 629 10Missouri 16-3 $54 11Villanovit 13-3 492 121oulsville 16-3 453 13 Iowa 13-4 391 It GeoroetoYm 154 351 liKentuckir 13-4 333 1611iinols Slate I5-1 316 17Minnesota 13-3 290 IS Washington Slate 15-2 115 19Georgla 14-3 117 20Syrocusa 13-4 74 AP NAIA TOP 20 I Chicago St IS-2 46? 2 Chamlnade Hawaii 22-3 419 3 Walsh Onlo 220 354 4 Huron SD WI 3311 Oklahoma Christian 224 317 6 Limestone SC 20-2 295 7 Panhandle St Oki 23-2 293 11 Thms Acouins NV 234 9 Central Washington 154 223 10 St Mary's Takes 16-5 143 II Catawba NC 16-2 152 12 Cumberland Ky 21-2 ISO 13 Fort Hays St Kan 172 101 It Charlaston SC 172 95 IL Wls-Stevens Point 143 47 16 Grand Canyon Art 174 39 17 Athena St Al I5-3 22 IS MinnDuluth 111-3 20 le Saginaw Val Mich 164 19 fla Virginia Tech 113 19 II Westmont Calif 34 19 46? 4 It 354 330 317 20S 293 270 223 163 152 150 101 OS AP NAIA WOMEN'S TOP 20 I Midind Luthrn Nb 16-0 2 Berry Go 161 3 Southwestern Mt 12-3 4 Saginaw Vi Mich 142 3 Charleston SC 13-2 6 Mo Weslarn 161 2 Central Arkansas 161 11 Grand View Iowa 10-3 Ile WOO Banta Tags 146 It Norfhern St 141 II Pembroke St NC 144 12 Belmont Abby NC 121 13 Charleston Va 134 It Melon Ohlo 172 1S MoKansas City 164 16 Francis marin SC 104 17 Atintc Chrotn NC MI 18 AlaHuntsvilla 15-3 it Cailt-Boolist 144 20 Conte St Okla 144 254 221 202 162 160 167 110 117 11? 116 100 57 41 44 36 32 II le 11 10 HIGH SCHOOL SUMMARIES GIRLS DIerIct SA-4 WIATHINFORD SHIROAAN Id Weatherford 16 141 ii 642 Sherman 4 44 I 11411 daeofhetfordjuilo Potethwei Sher Beichvin I Standings NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION All Timis CST WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pct GB San Antonio 29 18 617 Kansas City 23 22 511 5 Denver 22 24 47B 612 DALLAS 21 23 4)7 612 Utah 18 29 353 11 Houston 8 36 182 1912 Pacific Division Los Angeles 34 9 NI Portland 27 18 600 8 Phoenix 27 20 574 9 Seattle 25 20 556 10 Golden State 19 26 472 16 San Diego 14 32 304 2112 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Philadelphia 38 6 864 Boston 35 10 778 312 New Jersey 28 17 622 1012 Washington 2 20 24 455 18 New York 18 27 400 2012 Central Division Milwaukee 30 16 652 Detroit 23 73 500 7 Atlanta 21 23 477 8 Chicago 15 31 326 15 Indiana 14 29 326 1412 Cleveland 9 35 205 20 Monday's Games Boston 110 Chicago 104 New York 114 Kansas City 97 Tuesday's Games Indiana at New Jersey 6:35 PM Cleveland at Atlanta 6:40 pm Houston at Chicago 7:35 pm Philadelphia at Denver 8:35 pm Milwaukee at Portland 9:30 Pm Wednesdiay's Games Los Angeles at Dallas 7:11 pm San Diego at Boston 6:30 pm Detroit at Indiana 6:35 Pm New Jersey at Cleveland 7 pm Kansas City at 'Washington 7:05 Pm New York at San Antonio 7:30 pm Denver at Houston 805 Pm Utah at Phoenix 8:35 pm Milwaukee at Seattle 9:30 pm NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Al Times CST WALES CONFERENCE Petrick Division I I GF GA Pts Phila 33 13 7 218 149 73 NY isles 28 17 8 197 154 64 Wash 24 16 12 204 182 60 NY Rnsirs 23 23 6 193 181 52 NJ 11 31 11 145 216 33 Ptsbrgh 12 33 7 157 246 31 Adams Division Boston 33 10 8 201 134 74 Mntreal 27 14 10 236 181 64 Buffalo 25 17 9 199 165 59 Quebec 24 21 6 217 211 54 Hrtird 13 32 6 166 243 32 CA3APBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Chicago 31 14 7 220 183 69 Minn 26 14 12 217 188 64 Stiouls 16 27 10 187 207 42 Detroit 12 27 12 158 214 36 12 28 10 164 223 34 Smythe Division Edrrmtn 29 15 10 289 217 68 Calcory 21 25 7 215 225 49 WinriPg 20 25 7 197 217 47 Vancvr 17 24 10 184 199 44 LA 16 27 7 178 233 39 Monday's Games Winnipeg 2 Boston 2 tie New Jersey 3 Pittsburgh 2 Minnesota 4 Toronto 2 Tuesday's Games Hartford at Quebec 6:35 pm Detroit at Washington 6:35 pm Chicago at St Louis 8:05 pm New York Islanders at Calgary 8:15 New York Rangers at Los Angeles 9:35 pm Montreal at Vancouver 10:05 pm Wednesday's Games Minnesota at Buffalo 6:15 pm St Louis at Detroit 6:35 pm Hartford at Toronto 7:05 Pittsburgh at Chicago 7:35 pm Philadelphia at Winnipeg 8:05 pm Track USA-MOBIL INDOOR GRAND PRIX LEADERS After Third Weektmd MEN 60-yard dash-1 Ron Brown Stars Stripes 2 Emmit King Alabama 20 3 Herschti Walker Georgia is 440-yard tic Walter McCoy Athletic Attic 20 2 tie Tony Darden Tigar International and Anthony Ketchum Houston IS 400-yard I Mark Enyaart Pacific Coast Club 25 2 tie Stanley mhvine Arkansas and Mark Rowe Jackson State AO 100) I Mark Billow Pacific Coast Club 35 2 Sammy Koskel Donlon Texas 20 3 Scott Rider Athiatts in Action 15 Eamonn Coghlan New York Athletic Club 20 2 tit Ross Donoghue Athletic Attic ()ma Padilla Athletics West and Thomas Wassinghago West Germane 10 Ilya hilles-1 Doug Padilla AthieticS West 20 2 Sosthenes Bitok Kenya 15 3 Pat Porter Athltic Want 10 60-yard Greg Posits Wilts AC )) 2 Whitt Gault Tennessee IS 3 Rego' Town's Tannins 10 Ray Sharp Taam Kangaroos 30 2 Jim Nelring Athletic Attic 25 3 Tim Lewis Timm Kangaroos 9 High I tie Milt ()nay Univers! ty of Texas-El Paso and Tyke Ptaco*ck North Highland Calif 20 3 Dwight Storms Pacific Coast Club 17 Pole Vault-1 Billy Olson Pacific Coast Club 67 2 Brad Pursley Abilene Christian University 25 3 Earl Bell Pacific Coast Club 19VE Long I Larry Athletic Attic 27 2 Carl Lwis Santa Monica Track Club 20 3 Jason Grimes Athletics West IS Trial Jump I David Slier Tartness'' IS 2 Al Joyner Arkansas State 10 3 Slay Hann Texas-El Paso Track Club 5 Shot Put-1 Kevin Akins Ohio Track Club 10 2 Jesse Stuart University of Chicago Track Club 5 3 Mike Lehmann University of Chicago Track Club 2 Overall-1 Billy Olson 670e 2 Mark Bolster 35 3 Mark Enyeart 32 4 tie Ron Brown Greg Foster Doug Padilla and Ray Sharp 30 6 Larry Myrick 21 9 tie Sosthanes Slick Jim Heiring and Brad PurslaY WOMEN 60-yard I EvalYn Ashford Medal tot Track Club 30 2 Alice Brown Wilt's AC 20 3 Jennifer I nniss Guyana 17 2205-yerd dash-1 Angella Taylor Cane da 10 2 Gervais McCraw Southern California Cheetahs 5 3 Janet Burke Nebraska 2 440-yard Gwen Gardner Los Angeles Mercurettes 22 2 tie Edna Brown Atoms IC Dells Walton Floyd Tennessee Charmaine Crooks University of Texas-El Paso and Diane Dixon Ohl State 10 al) yards-el Jane Finch Britain IS 2 fie Tammie Etienne Matroplex TC DeAnn Gutowski Los Angeles Mime reties IC Diana Richburg Gazelle Inter national TC Jo Whitt Richmond Molly Killingbeck Canada Louis Romo Call fornia and Delisa Walton Floyd Tennis sea 10 1 Darlene Bickford Liberty AC 12 2 Mary Decker Athletics West 10 3 lie Jo White Richmond and Wendy Smith Sly Britain 5 Two Mites I Mary Decker Tabb letics West 20 2 Cindy Wuss New York 10 3 lie Margaret Groos Charlottesville Va and Liz Hiemersion Drake 5 41-vard hurdles-el Stephanie High tower LA Naturites 40 2 Bonita Fitzger aid Tennessee 20 3 Kim Turner Univar illy of Texas-El Paso 19 High Jump-1 Louis Ritter Pacific Coast Club 44 2 Joni Huntley Pacific Coast Club 10 3 Barbara Simmons Brit ain Long Jump-I ths OW01 LOW'S HouSton and Jannifor Innis Guyana 20e 3 Donna Thomas North Texas State Shot I Denise Wood noxvil le IC 10 2 ROSernerie Mauch Scarborough Op timist Club 5 3 Patricia Walsh Twines see 2 OverallO tie Steohania Hightower and Louis Ritter 40 3 tie Evelyn Ash ford and Mary Decker Tabb 305 Jennifer inniss 6 Glean Gardner 22 7 tiff Alice Brown Benito Fitzgerald Delis Walton Floyd and Carol Lewis 20 I STAR TELEGRAM HIGH SCHOOL STATE TOP 20 CLASS SA Team Record I Houston 'rafts" 2S-2 2 Fort Worth Dunbar 24-2 1 San Antonio Roosevelt 24-3 4 Sart Marcos 24-2 5 Beaumont West Brook 21-3 6 Dallas Kimball 23-3 7 Bryan 22-5 Alief Hastings 25-2 9 Austin Travis 23-2 10 West Orange-Stark 22-5 11 Irving MacArthur 24-0 12 Longview 23-2 13 El Paso Eastwood 21-2 It Killeen 20-3 15 Wilmer-Hutchins 25-4 16 Houston Pmorial 21-4 17 San Antonio Sam Houston 22-7 111 Richardson 24-2 19 Houston Macilson 20-4 20 San Antonio Churchlil 21-6 Others: Aldine 19-5 Cher Lake 22-6 Corpus Christi Moody Foy 174 Dontort 17 6 El Paso Bel Air 19-2 El Paso Jefforson 20-1 Fort Worth Paschal 20-6 Houston Dulles 20-1 Hurst Bell 19-5 Klein Forest 22-2 San Antonio Jay 15-5 San Antonio Jfferson 21-5 South Garland 20-6 Tyler John Tyler 111-6 CLASS 4A Timms Record 1 Waxehachie 23-2 2 Silsbee 25-1 3 Port Arthur Lincoln 20-6 Mansfield 22-1 5 Borger 19-5 6 AedA Consolidated 23-3 7 Dallas Josuit 18-5 11 Corpus Christi Flour Bluff 22-4 9 Austin Westlake 21-2 10 Huntsville 18-7 IL Pampa 16-5 12 Houston Furr 19-5 11 Clevoi and 20-5 It Del Valhi 204 Teens Record I iNaxahchi 232 2 Silsbee 25-1 3 Port Arthur Lincoln 204 Mansfield 221 5 Border 19-5 6 AedA Consolidated 23-3 7 Dallas Jesuit 16-5 11- Corpus Christi Flour Bluff 22-4 9 Austin Westlake 21-2 10 Huntsville 111-7 IL Pampa 16-5 12 Houston Furr 195 11 Cleveland 20-5 14- Del Valle 20-5 15 BaY City 16-4 16 Lamesa 19-4 17 Wichita Fails Hirsch! 16-5 le San Antonio South San West 14-9 19 Cleburne 174 20 San Antonio Alamo HelCihtS 20-4 Others: Edcouch-Eise 177 Joshua 17-7 Little Cypress-Mauriceville 175 Palestine 13-9 Paris 147 Snyder 14-5 Texarkana Liberty-Eylou 13-9 Waco Midway 17-6 Waco ichfield 14 Waco UniversitY 19-5 WTiarton 14-9 I CLASS Teem Record 1 Dimmitt 25-0 2 Center 21-4 3 Houstcm Marlin Christian 21-3 Dai las St Marks 20-2 Graham 21-3 6 Crocus Christi West Os 10-2 7 Olboii 19-S Columbus 21-4 9 Groesbeck 23-4 10 New Boston 17-4 Kermit 19-4 12 Palestine 1Nestwood 16-5 13 lincial 16-6 It INhitehouse 16-6 IS White Oak 19-4 It Abernathy 10-7 17 Omaha Paul Pewitt 19-4 It Denver City 16-7 19 Boerne IS-0 10 Hempstead 174 Otherr Canadian 16-2 Castroyfile Medina Valley 16-4 Coldspring 21-4 Crockett 17-1L Ointiterfield 14-7 Da Mart 145 Kit man 111-5- La Grano 111-5 New Braunfels Smithson VG lier 20-4 11 17 Solon do 19-i CLASS IA Team Record 1 Nixon 23-1 2 25-0 3 Sheibwilla 16-0 4 Morton 16-6 Gladewater Sabine 20-2 II Somerville 22-5 7 Bartiett 22-2 I Blanco 20-3 9 Fort Worth Trinity Valley 16-4 10 Shallowater 15-3 II Eastland 10-1 12 Cooper 224 13 Bogota Rivercrast 77-6 It Memphis 20-4 IS New Diana 19-3 16 Willmar 111-4 17 Axtell 21-1 Stratford 16-7 19 Dripping SoringS 16-6 20 Stinnatt 16-4 Others: Bangs 21-2 Clint 111-4 Edgewood 19-5 Frisco 111-6 Gonad 16-4 Lorenzo 16- 1 anger 111-3 San Antonio Lackland 17-4 I Seagraves 17-4 Woden 154 CLASS IA Team Record 1 Snook 26-4 2 Brookaland 22-2 Midland Greenwood 17-2 4 Ponder 20-4 Chilton 20-2 6 Petty West Lamar 20-4 7 Savoy 19-2 Italy 14-1 9 Lanaville 11 Gore 21-3 II SMYee 6 11-3 12 Turksty Valley 20-2 13 Tanana 16-5 It Tilden McMullen Countv 20-2 IS Moulton 20-4 16 Henrittla Midway 19-4 17 20-2 111 Nazareth 14-6 19 Maiakott Cross Roads 19-4 20 Anton 21-1 Others: Awry 16-3 Corsicana Mildred 17-1 Cumby Miner Grove 16-4 Follett 16-3 Happy 13-5 Holland 21-2 Iola 15-6 Para-dims 16-6 Rio Vista 19-3 Molder 16-7 Wink 15-1 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Tuesday's Games District SA4 Denison at Weatherford boys only 7:30 pm District $A-6 Southwest vs Paschal SFS boys 1 Pm diris 0:30 pm Dunbor vs Trimble Tech W-0 girls 7 Pm boys 1130 pm Distrid IA-? Lamar vs Haltom Thomas Coliseum boys only 7:30 WM Arlington at Trinity boys only 7:30 pm Bowl at Burleson boys only 7:30 pm Sim Houston at Bell boys only 7:30 pm Dish-Id 4A-3 A210 at Cabin' Ohs girls 630 Ism boYs Mineral Wells It Boswell girls 4:30 ism boys 11 pm Iowa Park at Wichita Fails Nir Schl OHS 6:30 PM boys 1 pm Buriburnitt at Vernon Oir Is 6:30 Ism boys 0 District 4A-4 North Zane Poly et Brewer stir Is 6 Pm boys 7:30 pm Castieberry at Kehler olriS 00'n 7:30 pm Grapevino at Carter-Riverside girls ism boys 7:30 PM Diemcmci 01111iirvis at North Side giriS pm boys 730 pm South lone Brownwood al Joshua iris 6 ism bOYS 7:30 pm Cleburne at Eysrman dirls pm boys 7:30 pm Mansfield at CrOWIM girls Pm boys 7:30 pm Granburv at Stephenville ltirlS 6 Pm boys 7:30 Pm Dtstrict 8A4 Like Worth al Decatur pints 630 pm boys 0 PM Northwest at Bowie girls 0:30 Stitt boys 11m Aledo at Bridgeport girls: 30 Pm boys 6 pm Graham at Sprindtowth Sins 610 Pm boys I pm District IA41 Chico it Boyd oiris 7 pm boys pm District SA-13 Soufhlake Carroll st Pilot Point girls 7 pm boys 4:30 District 1A-11 Venus at Masonic Hems girls pm boys 6:3) pm Fort Worth Christian at Eolscooal School of Danes skis 7 pm boys 63) pm Country Day at Deltas First Boptist girls 0:30 pm boys 1 Pm 0 4 Football SUPER BOWL RESULT loam' lavol XVII Jae 30 ISO at ilonedenii Cal Washington (NFC) VMaml (AFC) Wilfrid $A-7 LAMAR 114 RICHLAND 42 Richland 10 14 10 1-42 Lamgr 17 12 33-14 Stevens 12 Tanis Taylor 25 BILL 41 BURLISON 34 sell 11 I 14 111-41 Burleson 7 Myhren 15 gin ARLINGTON $4 BOWIE 31 Bowie 10 2 10-31 Arlington I IS Dykes Toni Lassen 12 Eberhardt 12 Peevate school TCIL NOLAN URSULINE 112 Nolan 4 25 It 14-01 30 17 14 1143 Fisher 35 fly Nady 15 Basketball NBA SUMMARIES CELTICS 110 DULLS IN 3-10 2-3 8 Green Wood 0-2 0-0 IL Corzine 1222 6-7 30 Bradley 4-5 2-2 10 Thous 6-17 5-6 17 Woo 'ridge 5-10 3-4 13 Dailey 7-12 2-2 16 Jackson 1-2 0-0 2 ()Wording 2-3 1-1 5 Jones 0-1 0-0 0 Lester 11 I-I 3 Totals 41-85 22-26 le 3-12 3-4 9 Bird 11-16 5-6 27 Parish 13-22 4-5 30 Buckner 1-500 2 Aingt 2-40-04 Maxwell 4-7 0- 1 Archibald 0-5 10-13 10 Henderson 4-12 4-5 12 Carr 1-3 2-2 4 Robey 0-1 0-0 0 Bradley 2-2 0-0 Totals 41-89 28-36 110 Chicago 22 23 27-104 Boston 27 27 30 26-110 Halftime-54-54 tic Fouled Iota( fouls 29 Boston 28 Woolridge Chicago abounds Chicago 45 (Corzine 12) Boston 38 (Parish 16) 26 (0Bradly 5) Boston 25 (Archibald 9) A-12742 KNICKS 114 KINGS 97 KANSAS Johnson 7-13 2-2 16 King 1-5 0-0 2 Meriweather 3-6 0-0 6 Williams 7-18 4-4 18 Woodson 3-7 2-2 6 Johnson 3-5 44 10 Neely 1-3 1-13 ioder 5-9 0-0 11 Steppe 6-9 1-1 13 Johnsen 44 0-0 I Thompson 1-4 0-0 2 Totals 41-87 141697 NEW 7-13 6-7 20 Robinson 7-14 74 21 Cartwright 6-106-8 EL Tucker 0- 6 0-0 0 Westphal 8-14 2-3 18 Sherod 4-6 1-2 9 Grunteld 1-4 0-0 2 Webster 44 2-4 10 Williams 6-11 0-2 12 Hastings 1-2 0-0 2 Taylor 0-1 2-22 Totals 44-87 26-36 114 Kansas City 26 22 17 32- 97 New York 31 31-114 Three-point gool Fooltd out None City 40 (King Johnson 7) New York 12 (Cartwright 11) City 25 (R williams 12) New York 26 (Westphal 6) Total Kansas City 30 New York 22 8046 NBA LEADERS Scoring FG FT Pts English Den 65 554 250 1360 Gervin SA 43 433 308 1180 Thous Chi 45 4154 242 1165 Vanclewgh On 46 455 266 1165 Aguirre Dal 44 413 236 1075 Malone Phi 44 377 308 1062 Griffith Utah 44 453 102 1038 Free Cl 39 339 222 908 Carro11 GS 403 176 982 Erving Phi 42 379 195 '953 Short GS AS 409 201 1019 King NY 36 320 174 814 Cummngs SO 41 374 176 924 Bird Bos 44 401 181 991 Johnson Mii 444 411 161 986 Moncrief Mil 46 372 258 1002 I ssel Den 44 361 233 9513 Thomas Del 46 387 195 980 Paxson Port AS 371 197 943 Wilkes LA 43 389 100 878 Rebounding Off Oat Tdi Malone Phil 44 259 425 6V Williams NJ 45 197 381 578 aimbioer Oat 46 168 394 562 Gilmore SA 47 176 391 567 Bird Bos 44 119 398 517 Sikma Sea 38 108 322 03 All 39 134 307 441 Robinson Cie 43 106 379 485 OS 42 194 249 443 Roland Wash 44 158 305 40 Assists No 1 EJohnson LA 42 422 'Green Utah 46 435 Drew 39 350 Moore SA 42 362 Johnson Wash 32 251 Cheeks Phil 43 333 Williams Sea 43 325 ichardson GS )3 225 Williams KC 36 257 Thomas Oil 46 323 Field Goal ercent gip FG FGA Johnson KC 187 294 Williams NJ 290 473 Gilmore SA 293 483 Dawkins NJ 196 320 Davis Dal 188 324 Dantlev Utah 233 402 Smith GS 215 Donaldson Sea 171 296 Ab001Jabbar 336 597 Parish Bos 315 540 Pts Avg 1360 296 1180 274 1165 259 11AS 2511 1075 244 1062 241 236 213 221 227 226 226 225 225 224 211 216 213 210 204 Avg 155 120 122 121 111 113 113 113 105 105 Av9 100 95 90 66 76 77 76 75 71 70 636 613 607 596 500 580 579 578 563 563 COLLEGE SUMMARIES A4M 70 TEXAS TECH 63 TEXAS TECH MFG FT A FT Anderson 21 2-4 0-0 4 1 2 4 Taylor 30 8-13 1-3 6 0 4 17 Irvin 21 1-3 2-2 1 0 2 4 Jennings 38 9-16 2-2 3 1 1 20 Rownoicts 30 4-11 04 3 2 1 Woickski 18 04 0-0 1 0 4 0 Doda 10 13 04 2 0 2 2 Benford 24 3-9 2-2 2 5 2 8 Totals 200 31149 74 22 9 111 63 TEXAS ABM Riley 37 10-15 0-1 9 4 0 20 Jones 23 5-8 0-1 5 1 0 10 Gilbert 36 1-1 3-4 7 1 3 5 Naulis 30 11-8 1-2 2 5 2 13 Roberts 36 8-10 24 6 11 2 It Lee 4 1-2 0-0 0 1 02 McHenry 2 1-3 0-0 1 0 1 2 Brown 28 4-9 0-0 4 5 2 8 Bock 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 Totals XI 36-56 6-12 36 12 70 Texn Tech 31 32-63 Texas AIIM 42 36-70 Tech 6: Taylor 2 Reynolds 2 Texas 3 6: Jennings 2 Texas AIM 12: Riley 4 Blocked 1: Taylor 1 Texas 4: Gilbert 3 Fouled Technical A-5263 WESLEYAN 42 SE0 S4 6 04 IL Lowch 00- 0 Fitchett 5 0-0 10 Roberson 0-0 2 Clark 3 0-0 6 Jones 0 0-0 Chambers 1 6-8 Clemons 3 0-06 Boahw ight 3 2-411 Moreau 1 1-2 3 Collier 3 1-2 7 Perk ins0 0-0 Totais 26 10-16 62 SOUTHEASTERN OXLAHOMA--Bell 3 1-3 7 Spivey 3-4 13 Avon 7 12 IS West 4 2-2 10 Lane 1002 Hearn 0 0-10 Royal 1 3- 3 Bennett 1 0-0 2 Totals 22 10-1S 26 Southeastern Oklahoma 30 Technical Chambers mememis ST 73 VIRGINIA TECH 64 VIRGINIA Young 2 24 6 Colbert 5 0-0 10 Beecher 5 0-0 Curry 10 23 22 A Young 6 1-2 13 St 0 1-2 1 Gurley 1 0-0 2 Totals 29 6-13 64 MEMPHIS 2 3-4 7 Lee 10 3-8 23 Phillips 7 23 16 Haynes 6 4-4 16 Tumor 30-06 Holmes 1 1-23 Aibrtight 0 2 2 2 Totals 29 15-24 73 St 37 Virginia Tech 22 Fowled Young Total Tech 22 Memphis St 14 A-11200 VILLANOVA 68 GEORGETOWN 67 4 2-2 10 Wingate 6 4-5 16 Ewing 4 0-1 8 Brown 1 0-0 2 Jackson 4 7-8 15 Jones 3 3-49 Dalton 0 3-4 3 Smith ID-1 2 Blue 0 0-0 0 Broadnax 0-0 2 Totals 24 1925 67 2 0-0 4 Pinck ney 99-1027 Pinon 57-10 17 Granger 1 1-3 3 0-0 0 McClain 2 4-7 IL McLain 2 4-48 Mu icuin 0 1-6 I Wilbur 0 0-0 Totals 21 26-3 0 6e 42 Vi lianova 32 Fouled Wingate Ewing Brown Granger Total 31 VI lianova 22 Technic Wingate A 9208 TENNESSEE 63 KENTUCKY 43 2 1-1 5 Hurt 1 0-0 2 Turpin 186-842 Minnif lipid 20-04 Master 0 0-0 0 Bearuo 2 0-0 4 Walker 1 04 2 McKinley 2 0-0 4 Tote's 21 7-9 63 TENNESSEEEllis 78-It 22 Burton 3 0- 0 6 Federmenn 6 1-1 13 Brooks 8 22 18 Beaman 3 00 6 Totals 27 11-12 65 32 Kentucky 25 Fouled out None Total Kentuckst 15 Tenninee 16 A-12700 ILLINOIS ST 16 BRADLEY SS ILLINOIS 3 0-1 6 Corn ley 6 3-7 15 Lamb 7 0-3 14 McKentw 3 6-6 12 Tyus 1 0-0 2 Malaine 1 1-33R Johnson 0 0-0 Duncan 1 2-2 4 Stefenovic 0 0-0 Totals 22 12-22 56 'BMX Y- Davison 20-04 Winters 9 4- 4 22 Webster 6 1-1 13 Mathews 0 1-2 1 Minos 2 4-4 8 Johnson 0 2-3 2 Scott 1 0-0 3 Smith 1 0-1 2 Marshall 0 0-00 Totals 21 12-15-55 State 24 Bradley 24 Three-point Fouled Out Zwart Cornly Total State 19 Bradley 21 None A- 10401 (110101A I VANDORBILT 61 VANDIRSILTiTurner 1 0-0 2 Wit llama 0 5-6 5 Young 6 4-6 16 Cow 4 0-0 McKinnar 2 2-4 6 Wstbrooks 3 1-3 7 Burrow 1 3-4 5 Dulaney 3 00 6 Wik 'kart 02- 2 2 Lanz 1 2-2 4 Adair 0 0-00 DuPont 0 0-0 0 Pii0901 0 0-0 Totals 21 19-25 11 GEOR 011-ii Banks 3 1-1 7 Hoard 3 1-1 6 Fair to 2-3 22 Crosby 4 2-2 10 laming 444 16 Floyd 1 22 4 Hrtry 30-16 Corhen I 7-7 9 Hitchco*ck 0 0-2 0 McMillan 2 2-4 6 Jackson 0 0-0 0 R05600-0 0 Amos 0 0-0 1 Totals 13 20-27 SC 41 Vndarbilt 24 Fouled out Hoard Total fouls -Vander bill 23 Giorgio al A-4442 WOMEN'S SUMMARY 5E0 SS WESLEYAN Se 1042 Valentine 4000 0 0-00 Eden 10-0 2 ay 1 0-0 2 Throne 12 13 Jeff riot) I 13 1 17 Sawyer 3014 Hensley 20-0 4 Totals 24 24 Sa SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA4m1th 1 23 4 Oliver 2 0-0 4 McCauley 0 1-2 1 Thomas 0 3-4 19 Welker 4 14 9 1111ey 0 OA 16 Thomas I 0-0 2 Totals 26 201 SS 26 Southeastern Okligherfill 27 Technical Wesleyan Coach Shelton Hensley a Mickey Mantle is the latest retired professional athlete to move into a casino in Atlantic City NJ The former New York Yankee slugger joins the ranks of "Goodwill Ambassadors" including Willie Mays Johnny Unitas Rocky Graziano and others who make special appearances and act as gaming tournament hosts for the casino hotels Mantle's contract with the Claridge Hotel and Casino was disclosed Monday Mays makes 10 days of appearances each month at $100000 a year at Bally's Park Place Sonny Jurgensen and Bobby Mitchell formerly of the Washington Redskins will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this summer Jurgensen and Mitchell will join three others to be announced Saturday Word that Jurgensen and Mitchell had been selected leaked out I Und tram STAIN-11S BLUES CALGARY FLAMES LOS ANGELES KINGS Hertford Milers Detroit Red WIM9s VANCOUVER CANLIO(S I Hockey NHL SUMMARIES 1211f1153 PENGUINS: Pittsbrgh 0 1 1-1 Now Jersoy 0 3-3 First I incl Pit 3:15 Wolf Pit minormaler' gross misconduct 3:15 Wensink NJ OW ble minormalorgress miscontint 3:15 Boyd Pit 5:59 Ouonneville NJ 6:40 Buskas Pit 7:03 Second Perlod-1 Pittsburgh Bullard 11 (Hotham Dion) 17:29 Sul lard Pit 1:36 Kitchen NJ 9:24 Boyd Pit 10:51 Third Period-2 Pittsburgh Kehoe 24 (St Laurent Dion) 13:43 3 Now Jorsevp Breton 0 (Ouonneville Gagne) 13:56 4 New Jersey Tomb Sin 16 (Lever Marl nit 16:05 5 New Jersey MacArnim 1) (Lever) 16:33 Pons Pit 4:53 Gatzos Pit misconduct 7:19 Valk tour NJ misconduct 7:19 Vadnais NJ 7:46 Malone Pit 9:12 Buskes Pit molar misconduct 12:51 Hewitt NJ Millar misconduct 12:51 Snots on 744-11 New Jersey 10-911-30 Croal Pittsbugh Dion New Jersey Rosa' A-9732 WINNIPEG 2 BRUINS I Winnittee 1 1 Boston 01 1-2 First Period-1 Winn DeSiols 13 (Small) 16:16 Win 9:11 Bourque BOS 9:11 StootaerL Nn served by Small 9:41 Second Period-2 Wlnnlog Lun dholm 13 (Babych) :16 3 Boston Poder son 30 (Krusholnyski Park) 7:04 Penal ties-- 14:01 bourouth Bos 14:01 Third Period-4 Boston Bouroue 11 (Pederson) 441 Bras 15:50 Shot on gdal Winnipeg 64-5-19 Bog ton 120-11-31 Stoetaort Boston Peters A-11432 NORTH STARS 4 MAPLE LEAPS Minnesota 1 3 0-4 Toronto 2-2 41 First Period-1 Minnosota Maxwell 5 (Hartsburg Ciccareill) 19:03 (an) Panel Min 2:04 MacAdam Min I 4:06 Daoust Tor 4:06 Martin Tor 4:4 Roberts Min 16:26 Valve TV 111:20 Second Poriod-2 Minnesota Eaves 9 (Maxwell) 7:35 (sh)3 Minnesota Doug las 7 (Giles) 11:214 Minnesota Bellows 19 (Breton Payne) 13:47 loo) Roberts Min 0:41 Brotim Min 4:41 Mandich Min 5:37 Ihnacak Tor 12:35 Third Toronto Gingras I Deriago) 3:20 (pp) 6 Toronto Gingras 5 (Deritoo Frycer) 12:49 (Do) Min 1:36 Giles Min 13:24 Roberts Min minor-miler misconduct 19:42: Cicarroill Min miscon duct 194 Korn Tor major-mistonduct 1942 Frycor Tor misconduct Shots on 5404-24 Toronto 10-1416 40 BCOUPft Teton to St Croix A-16382 I I Horse racing FEATURES OULFSTR Jig 16610 $26 $itio Jat's Delta Ka lift Blue Ribbon Girt $760 80W1 -tJanat's Flash $itab SS $310 Rave's Prince $it S740 Count tniste $110 -II Soccer HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE BOYS Tuesday's Games 1 Distrid 1 4 Westarn Hills at Grapevine 6 pm Eastirn Hills vs North Side Handlav 6 pm Trimble Tech vs Paschal Farrington 7 Pm 4 Wyatt vs Southvmst Clark 7 Pm District I Arlington vs Sam Houston Maroon 5:30 I pm Bowls at Bell 5:30 pm i Lamar vs Haltom Birdville am 4 GIRLS i Toesdev's Games 4 District I i Western Hills vs Paschal Farrington 3:30 4 4 North Side vs Southwest Clerk pm 4 4 Transactions BASEBALL i American Loewe ROSTON ROD Joe Call i lotion to loin the radio crew CHICAGO Wag Kevin Hickey pitcher to a onoyear contract andMarc Hill catcher to a twoyear pact Notional League NEW YORK Dennis D'Agostino the Assistant Public Relations Director Mike Ryan the Marketing Coot dilator and Patti Heffernan to head SPI cial Promotional Services PHILADOLPHIA PHILLIISfoSigned Tony Pores first baseman BASKETBALL National lissitelball Association INDIANAPOLIS PACIR Placed Guy Morgan forward on waivers HOCKEY Nat Motel Heckel League CALGAlt FLAMIP-Slened Jemlt Mocoun dolooseman FOOTBALL United States Football Loam ARIZONA Dar' ryi Clark Texas Glenn McCormick Ark lona Kaith Ma Gee New Mexico to NAY year contracts NSW jERSIT OINIERALS-4igned Mike Williams Fred Meyers Texas ASA Anthony Mien ICU and Dwight Pro clhommtp southwestern Louisiana SOCCER GOLDIIN SAY Nomad Brian Iinnion assistant coach COLLEGE AUSTIN COLLSOI-Stan tAtDar vey former assistant coach at Cincinnati was hired Monday as head coach lasT Art Biker Offensive coordinator and associate hid coach NICHOLLS STAIN- Announcod the ras' Ignition of Kathy Salchuls women'tt boa' kitbag coach Chicago Heats New York Islanders NEV4 York Rangers QUEBEC NOR IOUES WASHINGTON CAPITOLS Montreal Canadians he tearn In CAPS I I Gymnastics 13IDISTRICT QUALIFYING MEET At RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Saturday's Results Gyros Results Class 911Jill Franco 4375 (I) all-around Traci Jones 5990 (5) all-around Kristin Thrasher 5790 Tracey Brownlee 5760 Shelly Cris 5615 WoodY 5910 (I) Janet Rat din (5)564 Clusill Wilt 5575 Kelly Dow 6056 (5) Whitaker 445 Michelle Purdy (3) 6005 Debbie Horn 5975 (4) I Tennis US INDOOR Singles First Round Lloyd Bourn Pasadena Calif def Pavel Sloth Czechoslovakia 2-5 6-4 Alberto ous SPCA def Tom Gullikson Palm Coasl Fie 6-3 6-4 Robert Van't Hof Dallas def Victor Amaya Louisville KY 1-5 3-C 7-6 47-41 John Charlotte NC def Bernie Milton South Africa 6-3 6-1 Fritz Buenning Short Hills NJ def Aaron Krickston Gross Point Woods Mich 4-2 64 Bill Scanlon Dallas def Rodney Harmon Richmond Va 6-2 1341 6-36-3 Butch Waits Scottsdale Ariz def Phil Dent Australia 64 $-2 6-1 1 Announcement FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Mit Fellowship of Christian Athletes will have a breakfast Feb 17 at 7 am in the Old South Pancake House 1507 Univer- sitv Dr Torn Mueller defensive coordinator for TCU will be Mt featured weaker I I Rodeo FAT STOCK SHOW At WILL RDOGAIEMARS TCIONLSIS IEUM irebech bronc-1 Steve Dunham Alberta Can 77 2 Sam Perkins sold City SD 71 1 Larry Peabody Bozeman Mont 75 Calf reping-1 Dan dditenan OrthvaY Cold 94 2 Jim Light Santo 913 Troy Gibbs Crantitis Geo 111 Steer wrestling-1 Fred Sherwood Hol Iv Colo 49 2 Byron Walker Ennis 50 3 Jim Bynum Red Oak 53 arrel YOCIFIO1 Sharon Blessing De catur 1912 2 Maria Rhodes Bowie 1921 3 Michelle Cook Dalhart 1929 Saddle Tommy Bryant Boa-tiler City La 69 2 tit Mu i Coleman Can Keith Chapmen Geordelown 67 uil riding1 Roy Carter Crockett 71 Wacty Cathey Dal Rio 66 MONDAY NIGHT PERFORMANCE Bareback bronc- 1 Keith Bourgeois Church Point La 71 2 Sandy Kirby Greenville 70 3 ICC Patterson Kim Cold 67 Calf reeingO Craig Hibbs Durant Okla IAA 2 Doug Clarke Colcord Okla 151 3 Dan Davis Azle 161 Steer wrestling1 Randy Vaughn Cht co 50 2 Bob Brown Laverne Okla 57 3 Neville McCarty Ennis 174 arrel racing-1 Donna Kelley Avon dale 1115 2 Brenda Palmer Terreil 1919 3 Valerie Frazier McGuttin Keller 1191 Seddle brenc-1 Bud Pauley Miles City Mont 75 2 Tommy HOW'S Hail Id 71 Dino Hebb Bedford 63 Wild horse race-1 Tutter Richardson Godley Only Qualifier ull Ile John Davis Home dale Id Lamont Taytor Canadian 71 3 Toya Boiton Odessa 74 00-ROUND LEADERS Call GeRound: 1 Bob WinWord San Antonio tti Dave Cannon Echo Ore 101 3 Johnny Edmundson McCaulley 103 4 Joe Parsons Marina Ariz 107 Second Go-Round: I ROY COO We Durant Okla 89 2 tit Mike Bailey Okmuldee Okla Gary Johnson Henryet ta Okla Dan Eddlernan Ordway Cold 94 4 tit Torn Ferguson Miami Okla Johnny Powell Athens 91 Average: Parsons 203 2 Blandford 207 3 Roy Cooper 212 Atte Ferguson Cannon 214 Steer GoRound: 1 Jett Hare Secramainto Calif 45 2 Fred Larsen Douglas Wr 49 3 tie Bob Miller Brady Neb Cecil Broussard Den ham Winds La 50 Second Go-Round: 1 Ile Rev Hudnall Fort Worth Oil Smith Del Rio 41 3 Clayton Spencer Chevene Wyo 43 4 tie Marty Delvers Booker Jerry Jones Las Vegas Nev 43 Aver OW I Bradley 97 2 Scott Phillips Richmond 9 3 Divers 112 4 Fred Lersenk Douglas Wy 114 arrel racine-Second Go-Round: 1 Donna Keller Avondale 1815 2 Karen Braddock Ross 1810 3 Jan Bridoes Weatherford Valerie FtWilf Keller 1193 webadt brow1 Steve Dunham Turner Vallee Alberta Can 77 3 tie Gary Hemsted Anderson Calif Sam Perkins Rapid City SD 76 00-ROUNO WINNIRS Go-Round: 1 Jim Dunn Beizac Cad 76 11383 2 tie Ronnie Christian Huntsville JC Truillio Steamboat Springs Cold Chuck Logue Cumbyl Stave Dunham Turner Valley Alb Cad 74 1717 each 6 tie Brad Mattes Wichita Kan Dave AP011ittOro Stephenville Steve Carter Kimath Fails Ord Larry Peabody Bozeman Ut 15964 each Sedate rent tie Rick Smith Lamarld Wy Leon Etzkorn Pierre SD 77 11454 each 3 tie Charley Stovner 0tario Ore Duane Daines innisf all Alberta Can Olson Hemillon Wellsville tit Bob brown LOYOrOlte WO 76 1644 each ull rhing-I Rob McDonald Haywood Okla 1412757 2 Rocky Hickman Okmuldee Okla 12 12261 3r tla Marty Stanaart Sander Calif Lana Frost Lana Okla 80 111524 1 Bobby DalVacchlo Bronx NY 791787111e Tarry Holland Carthago Rusty Bradnerry Fulscheart Shorty Gerten Sperry Okla: Ken Wilcox Greenbrier Ark 771246 wit Steve Cruz of Fort Worth is rated No20 in the WBC's rankings for the featherweight division Cruz is also ranked No12 by the North American Boxing Federation He has a 12-0 record that includes nine knockouts Kareem Abdul-Jabbar may miss a few Los Angeles Lakers games because of a $25 million fire that ravaged his Beverly Glen mansion destroying mementos of his career and extensive album and rug collec Cons He was in Boston when the fire broke out early Monday and returned immediately to examine the damage to his luxurious home Fire chief Richard Elias said the fire broke out in a "concealed space" adjacent to the fireplace Heat from the fireplace may have leaked through a "mall chink" in the fireplace mortar he said "The amazing thing to me is that there were no smoke detectors in the house" said Elias Lawrence Korb says the defense department will provide $50 million in security for the 1984 Olympics if Congress approves President Reotgan's budget request Korb asfiistant secretary of defense says the money would be used for electronic sensors communications gear an airlift capability and an unspecified number of troops if needed "If Congress wants to appropriate $50 million give it to us" said Los Ankeles Police Cmdr William Rathburn "I can spend it better than the defense I MP 1 III Albert Salazar upset with what he considers the hypocritical poll cies of The Athletics Congress has charged officials of the national Aoverning body of offering him a bribe of $50000 to $60000 for competing in the inaugural Los Angeles Marathon May 14 He said he rejected the offer 1 4 1 I 'Wog.

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