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REGISTRATIONS ALBURTIS Baseball and Softball for ages 5-18 9-11 a.m. Feb. 7 and P.m. Feb. 11 in Albums Rec Hall information, call Don Smith 966-5928.
ALLEN TOWNSHIP Baseball and Softball tor-boys and girls ages 5-15 10 a.mM p.m. Feb. 7 In Allen Township Municipal Building, 4714 Indian Trail Road, Northampton information, call Frank Marano 264-5980 ext. 103. ALTON PARK Baseball and Softball noon-4 p.m.
Feb. 7,21,28 and 1-3 P.m. Feb 8,15,22 in the clubhouse information, call Mike Gaumer 797-7213. CATASAUQUA Baseball for ages 5-16 and Softball for ages 5-14 9 a.m.-noon Feb. 7,14,21,28 at Opportunity Field, Catasauqua information, call Bob Shlpe 266-1692.
CITY LINE LL Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 6-15 noon-3 p.m. Feb. 7,1421 behind Gov. Wolf School information, call Larry 691-0869 or the field hoouse 691-0812. COPLAY SPORTS Baseball and Softball for boys and girls 5-15 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Feb. 7,14,21 and 6-8 p.m. Feb. 27 at the fieldhouse information, call Garry Tapler (baseball) 261-2613 or Fred Mease (Softball) 262-8338 or, on registration days, the fieldhouse 261-2322. EAST SIDE LL Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ageas 5-12 p.m.
Feb. 7-8 and p.m. Feb. 10,12,17,19 at the ESLL clubhouse, Walnut and Bradford Sts also baseball for boys 13-18 information, call Don Werkheiser 434-2633. EAST SIDE YC Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 6-16 2-4 p.m.
Feb. 7,8 and 6-8 p.m. Feb. 2,9 at the ESYC gym lobby information, call Kevin Ervln 433-5036. FREEMANSBURG-BETHLEHEM TWP Baseball for ages 6-18 p.m.
Feb. 12-13 and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 14 in the FBTAA fieldhouse information, call 867-8581 or 866-6765. FULLERTON Baseball and Softball 5-7 p.m.
Feb. 8 at the field house at Fullerlon Playground. GREEN A WHITE Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 6-12 9 a.m.-noon Feb. 7,14,21 at the meeting building at the bailfield. Main Street, Pen Argyl also, baseball for ages 13-15 at 9 a.m.-noon Feb.
14 and 7-8 P.m. Feb. 16 Information; call Lloyd Mutchler (908) 995-6977. HELLERTOWN-L SAUCON LL Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 6-15 9 a.m.-noon Feb. 7 and 7-9 p.m.
Feb. 12 at Dewey Fire Co. information, call Dave Ambler 865-7853. -HOKENDAUQUA Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 5-16 1-4 p.nV Feb. 7,14,22 and 7-9 p.m.
Feb. 23 in Hokey Legion, Front Street, Hokendauquea information, call Greg Miller 264-5305. LAURYS Baseball and Softball for boys ages 6-15 and girls ages 7-14 to rn. Feb. 5 at Laurys Fire Egypt Road information, call Roger Gogle 262-4275.
NORTHWEST LL Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 5-15 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Feb. 7,14 and 9 a.m.-noon Feb. 21 at Church of the Manger, Greenview Drive Holly Place, Bethlehem information, call Steve 866-7806 or Joe 264-1383. LEHIGH VALLEY AAU Basketball for girls ages 10-18 1-3 P.m.
Feb. 8,15 alt Bethlehem Catholic H.S. and 1-3 p.m. Feb. 22, March 1 at Northampton Community College information, call Larry Weber 867-9282.
LOWER NAZARETH T-ball, baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 5-18 .10 a.m.-l p.m. Feb. 7,14 at Lower Nazareth Township Building information, call Gary Metzger 759-6413. LEHIGH LL Baseball and Softball for boys and girls ages 5-15 10 a.m.-l p.m.-Feo. 7,14 and p.m.
Feb. 11 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 514 Third Bethlehem information, call Bob Schoenen 865-0931. LEHIGH TOWNSHIP Baseball, Softball and spring soccer 11 a.m.-l p.m. Feb. and 1-3 p.m.
Feb. 1,8,15 at the LTAA complex in Treichlers information, call 767-7073. MOUNTAINVILLE Baseball for boys ages 13-19 2-4 p.m. Feb. 1 in Memorial Hall, S.
4th Allentown information, call Dave Howells 797-8680 or Russ Reinhard (Legion) 797-0930. NORTHERN LEHIGH YBA Baseball for ages 6-15 9 a.m.-noon Feb. 7 in the Emerald Fire Co. information, call Tim Bomboy 767-2776 or Steve Hluschak 767-2047. PALMER TWP Baseball and Softball for boys ages 6-18 and girls ages 6-16 6-8 p.m.
Feb. 6,8,15,20,22 in the Palmer Library, Wetter Place information, call Mark Schultz (baseball) 253-1422 or Kim Sigafoos (Softball) 252-3050. OUAKERTOWN LL Baseball for ages 8-13 10 a.m.-noon Feb. 7 and p.m. Feb.
11 at Quakertown Fire Co. 1 information, call Rick Funk (215) 536-4429, Rich Foulke 538-2895 or Bruce Limbert 536-0999. SCHADT AVENUE Baseball and Softball for boys ages 5-16 and girls ages 5-17 9 a.m.-l p.m. Feb. 7 at Zephyr Park Community Center, 1975 Schadt Ave.
information, call Paul Geissinger 799-2700. SOUTHERN LEHIGH Baseball for Little League 6:30 pm Feb. 5 at Southern Lehigh VFW building a Memorial Park information, call Ken Martin 866-8044. Also, Softball for girls 8-18 9 a.m.-noon Feb. 7,14 and 7-9 pm Feb.
11 at Southern Lehigh H.S. lobby information, call Tony Koneski 791-0620. SOUTH PARKLAND Baseball, Softball and soccer for boys and girls ages 5-19 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays and 10 a.m.-noon Saturdays at the SPYA Warehouse, Tilghman Street behind Nativity Lutheran Church information, call Ed Shapiro (baseball), Cuct Zerfass (Softball) or Jim Bus (soccer) 395-9878. ST.
ELIZABETH Baseball and Softball for boys ages 5-16 and girts ages 5-14 p.m. Feb. 7,14,21 at St. Elizabeth social hall information, call Bob Sheehan 776-7399. TOWAMENSING TWP Softball for girls of all ages and baseball for boys ages 13-15 7: 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Feb. 7 at township building information, call Mike Holmes 826-5163. WALNUTPORT Baseball and Softball for boys and girts ages 5-18 9 a.m.-noon Feb. 7 and 1-4 p.m.
Feb. 8 at the old Borough Hall, 415 Lincoln Ave. information, call Bob Magee 767-0258. MEETINGS SOUTH PARKLAND YJX. BOARD, FEB.
3 8 p.m., in the Nativity Lutheran Church library information, call 395-9878. EMMAUS H.S. BASEBALL BOOSTER CLUB, FEB 4 7:30 P.m., in Room P412 at Emmaus High School open to the public information, call Tony Santay, 398-0212. ALLEN H.S. BOOSTER CLUB, FEB.
4 7 p.m., in the high school cafeteria annex open to the public information, call Sandy Berg 791-0888. CATASAUQUA HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB, FEB. 4 7 p.m.. In the Catasauqua H.S. library open to the public information, call Sharon Czekner 264-0887 or odd Richards 264-0620.
FREEDOM ALL-SPORTS BOOSTER CLUB, FEB. 7 p.m. In Room 105 of the high school information, call Ray Mancini 867-5043. FREEMANSBURG-BETHLEHEM TWP AA, FEB. 7 p.m..
In the fieldhouse Information, call John Taylor 866-6765. TICKETS PARKLAND HIGH SCHOOL Parkland at Easton wrestling (Feb. 4) 7:30 am to 3 p.m. Feb. 2-4 in the high school athletic office.
5: Florida 1 of 4. Goalies Buffalo, Hasek 19-17-8 (31 shots-29 saves). Florida, Vanbiesbrouck 16-19-8 (28-24). A 14.703 (14.703). Referee Dave Jackson.
Linesmen Jean Morln, Pierre Kacicot. Canadians 6, Hurricanes 3 Montreal 2 16 Carolina 0 3 03 First Period Montreal, Maiakhov 8 (Recchi, Stevenson), 3:30. 2, Montreal, Ma iakhov 'Keccni, savage), ippj. Montreal, Bordeieau 4 (briseoois, Poulin), 16:54 (pp). Second Period 4, Carolina, Gellnas (Chlasson, Kapanen), 1:01 (pp).
5, Montreal, Houde 1 (Thibault), 3:03. 6, Carolina, Kapanen 19 (Chlasson, Emerson), 10:06 (pp). 7, Carolina, Kron 14 (Prlmeau, Hill), 11:40. 8, Montreal, Ruclnsky 17 (Manson), 19:09. Third Period 9, Montreal, Maiakhov 10 (Brunet), 18:39 (en).
Shots on goal Montreal 8-11-322, Carolina 12-12-1135. Power-play Opportunities Montreal of 8: Carolina 2 of 6. Goalies Montreal, Thibault 13-8-5 (35 shots-32 saves). Carolina, McLean 9-20-4 (8-5), Kidd second, ia-ii). A 9.591 Referee Bill McCreary.
Linesmen Kevin Collins, Brad Kovacnik. NHL STANDINGS NEW YORK (AP) NHL scoring leaders tnrougn bnr. Ptt Forsberg, Col setanne, Ana LeClalr, Phi I inrirrK. Phi Bure, Van Tkachuk, Pho Saklc, col Cranric. Pit LaFontaine, NYR bonora, was Recchi, Mon tumnl.
I A Gretzky, NYR oates, was Fleury, cal Palffv, NYI CiinHin. Tnr Reichel, NYI Allison, bos Modano, Dal UAinht Prim Amonte, CM Brind' Amour, pni AHL STANDINGS A Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division OTL Phi GF A Saint John 25 15 0 8 58 135 118 Fredericton 22 19 3 8 55 165 162 Portland 18 24 2 9 47 156 169 St. John's 16 19 3 12 47 142 155 New Engiano Division OTL PIS GF GA Hartford Springfield New Haven .26 14 .26 14 ..22 18 .21 27 61 162 141 41 178 157 52 165 159 47 154 172 34 143 194 Providence 12 26 WESTERN CONFERENCE Emmre Division i OTL Pts GF GA Hamilton 27 11 1 10 65 167 132 Albany 25 14 4 7 2 6 2 6 61 178 137 52 159 173 50 161 165 40 147 174 Adirondack 22 23 Syracuse 21 19 Rochester 15 23 0 10 Mid-Atlantic Division OTL Pts GF GA Philadelphia 31 11 1 6 69 193 144 Hershev 21 21 4 4 50 144 157 Kentucky 21 19 3 4 49 161 157 Cincinnati 13 24 5 8 39 153 195 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victo ry; one tor an overtime loss; one tor a he. Saturday's Games Portland 6, St. John's 5 Fredericton 2, Saint John 1 Hershev 4, Philadelphia 2 Adirondack 3, Albany 2, OT Kentucky 5, Hamilton 2 Syracuse 4, Cincinnati 2 New Haven 5, Providence 2 Springfield 6, Worcester 2 Sunday's Games Providence 5, Adirondack 4, OT Worcester 4, Albany 2 St.
John's 4, New Haven 1 Hershey 4, Syracuse 2 Cincinnati 4, Rochester 4, tie Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesdays Game Springfield at Saint John, 6:30 p.m. PRO BOWL AFC 29, NFC 24 NFC 7 14 0 324 AFC 7 0 7 1529 First Quarter NFC H.Moore 22 pass from Young (Hanson kick), r.35. Art son 17 pass tram Brunei I (Hon kick), 30. second Quarter NFC R.Moore 36 pass from Young (Hanson kick), 12:10. NFC Levens 12 run (Hanson kick).
136. Third Quarter AFC J.Smith 14 pass from Bledsoe (Hollis kick), 11:31. Fourth Quarter NFC FG Hanson 35, 14:19. AFC FG Hollis 48, 8:51. AFC George 4 run (pass failed), 2:31.
AFC Moon 1 run (pass failed), 1:49. A 49,995. GP A PTS PIM CA II 11 TO h.ju 4 oo JO 52 19 44 63 66 1t7 V) Wl OA 52 35 24 59 22 51 24 35 59 95 54 33 25 58 28 53 34 22 56 127 CC OO tc -it M.W-.HM.W.. -jj va jo 1 1A A 53 20 34 54 28 1A ia on 53 25 28 53 23 Cl A IO C4 11 53 13 40 53 12 a 19 41 IA 54 17 34 51 115 53 26 23 49 18 Cl 1A OC AO OO 53 20 29 49 22 52 19 30 49 29 41 18 30 48 22 1 1 OO At ,1 52 17 30 47 40 52 23 23 46 38 MEN'S BASKETBALL Scon McCarron John Riegger John Daly Glen Day Michael Bradley Tommy Armour III 141 Payne Stewart Justin Leonard Ben Bates Mike Springer Dannie Hammond Brian Kamm 142 John Cook 71-71 142 Tim Loustalot 73-69 142 Mark Wurtz 142 Jerry Pate 70-72142 Brian Hennlnger 71-71142 Bob Friend 69-73142 Billy Ray Brown Gene Sauers Jim McGovern ROYAL CARIBBEAN KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) Final scores and earnings Sunday from the Roy-al Caribbean Classic played on the 6754-yard, par-71 Crandon Park Golf Course (x, won nn 10th oiavoff hole): x-David Graham, $127,500 67-68-67202 Dave Stockton, 574,800 Lee Trevino, 561,200 67-65-72204 Bob Murphy, 551,000 68-68-69205 Larry Nelson, $40,800 71-67-68206 Ray Floyd, $34,000 70-68-69207 nana Chilalev.
U0.600 69-69-70208 Gil Morgan, $25,500 71-69-6920? I arrv I anretH. S55.5O0 69-67-73209 Hubert Green, $22,100 71-67-72 210 Hugh Baiocchi, $18,700 2 1 Jose Maria Canizares, $18,700 Crori C.ihsnn tld.700 72-68-7121 Bob Dickson, $14,450 73-70-69212 Bruce Summerhays, $14,450 Al Geiberger, $14,450 70-71-71212 Terry Dill, $14,450 70-68-74212 John Bland, $14,450 Bob Duval. $11.248.. Charles Coody, $11,248 Simon Hobday, $11,248 jerry Mcoee, Tom Warao. $8,179.
Jack Kiefer, $8,179 Tom Jenkins, SB, iy J.CSnead, $8,179 Jim Dent, $8,179 Georoe Archer. $8,179 Graham Marsh. $8,179 Leonard Thompson, $8,179 John Jacobs. $5,610 David Lundstrom, $5,610 Gibbv Bert, Jav Siael. $5.610 Vicente Fernandez, $5,610 Walt Morgan, $5,610...
Bob Eastwood, $5,610 Larry Ziegler, $4,165 Buzz Thomas, $4,165 DeWitt Weaver, $4,165 Jim Colbert, $4,165 Mike Hill, $4,165 Chi Chi Rodriguez, $4,165 Mike McCullough, $4,165 Bud Allin, $3,315 Joe Inman, $3,315 Bob Charles, $3,31 5 HEINEKEN CLASSIC PERTH, Australia (AP) Final scores Sunday of the $940,000 Helneken Classic on the 7.095-vard. par-72 Vines Resort course: Thomas Biom, Denmark 70-68-68-74 280 an Woosnam. Wales 66-69-70-76281 Pad Harrington, Ireland 74-71-71-66282 Jose Maria CHazabal, Spain 67-72-68-75282 Peter Baker, England 73-71-67-71282 Ernie Els, S.Africa 70-71-70-71282 Thomas Gogele, Germany David Howell, England 72-6869-75284 Jarmo Sandelin, Sweden 77-68-67-72284 Greg Chalmers, Australia -73-72-70-69284 Scon Layco*ck, Australia Bemhard Langer, Germ 69-66-76-74285 Paul Broadhurst, England Grant Dodd, Australia 70-71-72-72285 Andrew Scotland Terry Price, Australia 69-71-72-74286 Jay Townsend, U.S. 73-69-77-67286 Andrew Beal, England 70-70-73-73286 Geeve Milkha Singh, India Paul MCGinley, Ireland Craig Parry, Australia 71-67-70-79287 P. McWhinney, Australia Alex Ceika, Germany 71-73-70-73287 Robert Karlsson, Sweden David Small, New Zealand Robin Byrd, U.S.
73-69-72-74-288 Gavin Coles, Australia 70-74-71-73288 Kenny Druce, Australia 70-74-71-73288 Robert Allenby, Australia Peter Lanard. Australia 73-68-75-72 Elliott Boult, New Zealand COLLEGIATE MEN BASKETBALL EAST Binghamton St. 74, Suffolk 64 Boston College 74, Georgetown 63 Castleton St. 95, Oneonta St. 80 Cazenovia 73, S.
Vermont 71 Colgate 80, Bucknell 75 lona 83, Siena 82, OT LeMoyne 86, American Intl. 76, OT Massachusetts 85, Dayton 69 NYU 55, N.Y. Poly 42 Rhode Island 75, Fordham 70 Syracuse 84, Pittsburgh 73 Towson 81, Maine 57 West Chester 78, Bloomsburg 64 SOUTH Averett 87, Shenandoah 84 Centre 99, Southwestern, Texas 79 Christopher Newport 83, Greensboro 73 Duke 90, Georgia Tech 69 Emory Henry 71, Randolph-Macon 54 Florida 86, Kentucky 78 Maryland 77, Virginia 70 Methodist 84, Newport News 41 Roanoke 99, Lynchburg 68 South Carolina 67, Cincinnati 65 Trinity, Tex. 52, Sewanee 51 MIDWEST Bradley 79, Drake 53 Chicago 91, Emory 72 Kansas 82, Nebraska 71 Michigan 80, Iowa 66 Walsh 96, Siena Heights 91, OT Washington, Mo. 108, Carnegie-Mellon 77 SOUTHWEST Millsaps 68, Hendrix 51 Texas Tech 80, Baylor 71 FAR WEST New Mexico 77, Utah 74 COLLEGIATE WOMEN BASKETBALL EAST American U.
76, N.C-Wilmington 71 Bloomsburg 61, West Chester 57 Connecticut 100, Syracuse 62 Illinois 78, Perm St. 69 lona 46, Marist 31 LeMoyne 64, American Intl. 58 New Hampshire 75, Maine 65 Providence 68, St. John's 65 Rhode Island 72, Temple 62 Virginia Tech 67, La Salle 55 SOUTH Averett 87, Shenandoah 75 Centre 75, Southwestern, Texas 70 Christopher Newport 78, Greensboro 56 Florida 62, Vanderbilt 46 Memphis 76, DePaui 63 Mississippi St. 79, Georgia 75 N.
Carolina St. 85, Georgia Tech 60 North Carolina 80, Clemson 59 Randolph-Macon 83, Lynchburg 43 Richmond 92, William Mary 81 Tennessee 73, Alabama 66 Trinity, Tex. 75, Sewanee 55 Virginia 83, Florida St. 76 MIDWEST Indiana 67, Michigan 58 Marquette 69, Ala-Birmingham 60 Michigan St. 66, Iowa 62 Ohio St.
71, Minnesota 53 Saint Louis 78, South Florida 72 Wisconsin 95, Northwestern 64 SOUTHWEST Hendrix 78, Millsaps 66 Houston 70, N.C Charlotte 63 Texas 74 Iowa St. 67 ROLEX 24 AT DAYTONA DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (AP) Re sults Sunday of the Rolex 24 At Davtona from Daytona International Speedway, with finishing position, class, class position, drivers, laps completed and car 1. CA, 1, Gianpiero Moretti, Italy; Didier Theys, Scottsdale, Arie Luyendyk, Scoltsdale.
Ariz Maura Bakf, Monaco; 711, Ferrari 333 SP. 2. GT1. 1. Allan McNish, Scotland; Dan ny Sullivan, Aspen, Dirk Mueller, Germany; Uwe Altzen, Germany; Jorg Mueller, Monaco; 703, Porsche 911 GT1.
3. GT1, 2, Christophe Bouchut, France; Patrice Goueslard, France; Carl Rosenblad, England; Andre Ahrie, Germany; 667, Porsche 911 GT1. 4 GT2. 1. Franz Konrad, Austria, Peter Kltchak, Excelsior, Angelo Zadra, Italy; Toni Setler, Switzerland; Wkto Roessler, Germany; 660, Porsche 911 GT2.
5. Giz, 2, jorm oranam, canaoa; jorm Morton, California; Patrick Huisman, Holland; Duncan Huisman, Holland; 659, Porsche 911 GT2. 4. GT3, 1, Bill Auberlen, Redondo Beach, Mark Duez, Belgium; Boris Said III Carlsbad, Peter Cunningham, West Bend, W'isj 657, BMW M3. 7.
GT3, 2, Darryl Havens, Seattle, Mike Conte, Seattle, Nick Holt. Seattle, Bruno Lambert. Seat tle, Waslu 639, Porsche 911 RSR a. CA, jen downing, Atlanta, oa-Howard Katz. New York.
N.Y.: John O'Steen, Cincinnati, Ohio; Franck Freon, France; Youro Tereda, Japan; 636, Mazda Kudzu 9. GT3. 3. Jorge Trens. Costa Ricaj Tim Ralston, Portland, Nigel Smith, England; Tom Peterson, Huntington Beach, Calif 629, Porsche 911 RSR.
10. GT3, 4 Jack Lewis, Atlanta, Gaj Tony Burgess, Canada; Kurt Marthewson. CarmH, Anthony Lazarro, Atlanta, Ga 626, Porsche 91 1. 11. GT1, 3, Mike Borkowski.
Middle-bury, Com; Robbie Buhl, Grosse Pomte, Midi; Tony Kanaan, Brazil' 624 Mustang Kevin Wentworth 73-72-69214 71-73-70214 76-68-70214 79-71-71914 72-70-72214 74-68-72214 71-70-73214 70-71-73214 71-69-74214 74-79-69915 73-71-71215 77-67-71215 72-71-72215 74-69-72215 70-A9-73 915 IW-M-H IIS 79-79-79916 71-73-72216 73-71-72216 73-71-72216 71-72-73216 69-73-74216 70-69-77216 73-75-69217 71-74-72217 75-71-71217 382 353 393 338 345 319 166 980 22. 226 1000 22. ...45 -43 44 ..44 ..41 ..38 ...44 ..41 105 929 21j Hill, Del. 267 945 21.: FWey, Dall Gugliotta, Minn. Miller, Ind.
Baker, Sea. Smith, Atl Rider, Port. Howard, Wash. 179 183 922 21. 823 20.
858 20. 896 19. 856 19. 273 241 360 176 207 114 206 181 157 127 750 19.: 868 19. 800 19.
856 19. Iverson, Phil. Stoudamire, Tor. .44 Hardawav. Mia.
43 830 19.1 FG Percentage FG FGA PCT O'Neal, LAL Duncan, S.A. 227 376 621 670 687 479 434 453 355 771 402 .604 .559 .537 .534 .528 .528 .528 .524 .523 .522 347 360 367 253 229 239 186 Baker, Sea. Robinson, S.A. Wallace, Port. Mutombo, Atl.
McDyess, Phoe. Douglas, N.J Malone, Utah 4UJ 210 Ellis, Sea. Rebounds OFF DEF TOT AVG Rodman, Chi. ..............44 Williams, N.J .....45 Barkley, Hou. ...38 Duncan, S.A ....46 Robinson, S.A .......46 245 316 161 135 156 159 139 103 114 690 15.: 616 13.
482 12.: 528 11.1 5 0 11 Mutombo, Atl. 46 44 45 43 40 503 10.9 Walker, Bos Mason, Char. Malone, Utah Sabonis, Port. 458 10, 463 439 10. 401 10.0 Assists Strickland, Wash.
AST AVG 46 483 10. 43 392 9. Kidd, Phoe. Payton, Sea. 45 .43 .43 ..43 ..44 ..42 391 8.
372 8. 213 8. 365 8. 360 8. 366 8 349 8.
375 8. Jackson, Ind. Stockton, Utah Hardaway, Mia. Marbury, Minn. Stoudamire, Tor.
Knight. Clev. Johnson, S.A. I ABL STANDINGS AM TImih PCT EASTERN CONFERENCE Pet GB -Columbus New England .816 ..20 19 .513 im ..14 23 .378 16 Atlanta Philadelohia 12 25 .324 18 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet GB Portland 24 15 .615 Long Beach 21 15 San Jose .19 20 .487 .18 20 .474 5 Colorado 5 ..11 26 .297 12 v-HinrliiMl rmference title Saturday's Game Columbus 100, Philadelphia 64 Sunday's Games Colorado 85, New England 71 Columbus 74, Philadelphia 68 Long Beach 85, Atlanta 70 Portland 83, San Jose 82, OT Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Atlanta at Colorado, 9 P.m. Philadelphia at Seattle, 10 p.m.
New England at Long Beach, 10:30 pm Wednesday's Games Philadelphia at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. I ABL BOXSCORE rOLUMMK (74) I bVrt 7-R O-O M. NmiTTl -m ft-O n. anil 5-9 5-5 15, Tate 5-7 1-3 13, Johnson 4-6 6-9 16. Thirdoill 1-1 0-0 2.
Stires 1-1 0-0 3, Davis 0-4 0-0 0, Thompson 0-2 o-u roimon i-i 0-0 3. Totals 23-49 18-23 74. PHILADELPHIA (68) Fretl 5-8 2-2 12, Goodson 7-16 0-0 15, MeWilliams 3-6 2-2 9, Staley 4-9 0-0 10, AlririrkM 3-4 1-2 7. CumminoS 2-2 1-1 6. Morgan 2-7 0-0 6, Mai Ion 1-2 0-0 3.
Totals 27-54 6-7 68. Columbus 17 17 20 20-74 Philadelphia 22 16 19 11-68 Halftime Philadelphia 22, Columbus 17. 3-Point goals Columbus, 10-19 (Smith 4-9, Tate 2-2, Johnson 2-4, Stires 1-1, Potthoff 1-1, Lloyd 0-1, Davis 0-1), Philadelphia 8-15 (Staley 2-3, Morgan 2-5, Cumings 1-1, Mal-Inn 1-1. Goodson 1-2. MeWilliams 1-2, Ald- ridge 0-1).
Fouled out None. Rebounds-Columbus 24 (Still 5), Philadelphia 29 (MeWilliams, Staley, Mallon 4). Assists Columbus 16 Mate j. miiaoepnia iv isiai- ey 7). Total touls coiumous iz, rniiaaei pnia 19.
A NHL STANDINGS AH Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division TPts GF GA New Jersey 31 16 6 68 152 108 Philadelphia 28 15 9 65 152 117 Washington 26 18 10 62 151 137 Florida 18 26 11 47 135 156 N.Y. Rangers 16 22 15 47 133 145 N.Y. Islanders .18 28 8 44 138 151 Tampa Bay 9 35 8 26 90 167 Normeast Division TPts GF GA Pittsburgh Montreal 29 15 10 68 152 122 28 19 7 63 165 133 23 20 10 56 136 130 Boston Ottawa .22 23 9 53 125 133 ..20 21 10 50 128 130 Buffalo Carolina 20 29 6 46 133 157 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division TPts GF GA Dallas 33 13 8 74 165 113 Detroit 30 14 11 71 170 127 St. Louis 28 20 8 64 164 140 Phoenix Chicago. ..24 20 10 58 157 148 .21 23 9 51 127 124 Toronto 17 27 7 41 120 150 Pacific Division TPIS GF GA Colorado 26 13 16 68 163 133 Los Angeles 23 19 9 San Jose 20 25 7 55 147 139 47 129 139 46 134 152 45 132 164 39 138 168 36 141 194 Edmonton Anaheim Calgary Vancouver.
.18 25 10 .18 27 9 .14 29 11 ..14 32 8 Saturday's Games Washington 3, Philadelphia 2, OT Florida 2, Tampa Bay 0 Boston 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 2 St. Louis 6, Dallas 3 San Jose 5, Colorado 2 Los Angeles 3, Chicago 0 Ottawa 4, Montreal 3 Phoenix 5, Toronto 2 New Jersey 2, Calgary 2, tie Vancouver 4, Edmonton 3 Sundays Games Detroit 4, Washington 2 Boston 2, N.Y. Islanders 2, tie Buffalo 5. Florida 2 Montreal 6, Carolina 3 Anaheim 4 Chicago 3, OT Mondays Games N.Y.
Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 pm New Jersey at Ottawa, 7:30 pm Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7:30 pm Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 pm Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9 pm Colorado at Vancouver, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at San Jose, 10:30 pm Tuesdays Games Detroit at Florida, 7:30 pm Chicago at Phoenix, 9 pm Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 pm NHL SUMMARIES Red Wings 4, Capitals 2 Detroit I 1 34 Washington I 82 First Period No scoring. Second Period 1, Washington. Gonchar 4 (Brunette, Oates), 2, Detroit, Eriksson 4 (Larkmov, Kozkjv), 1:30.
3, Washington, Oates 13 (Brunette), 6:55. Third Period 4, Detroit, Ward 4 (Holmstrom), 3:12. 5, Detroit, Shanahan 23 (Lidstrom, Kocur), 4:16. 6, Detroit, Gilchrist 11 (Eriksson, Murphy), 7:55 (pp). snots on goal Detroit 9-9-1230.
Washington 9-10-625. Power-play Opportunities Detroit 1 of Washington 0 of 5. Goalies Detroit. Hodson 7-2-2 (25 shots-23 saves). Washington, Kolzig 22-11-8 (30-26).
A 19,740 Referee Blaine Angus. Linesmen Gord Broseker, Pat Dapuzzo. Bruins 2, Islanders 2 Boston 2 2 N.Y. Islanders 18 1 2 First Period 1, New York, Patffv 27 (Chorske, Berard), 18:53 (pp). Second Period 2, Boston, Carter 8 (Heinze, Allison), 3:36.
3, Boston, Allison 20 (Axelsson. Carter), 13:34 Third Period 4, New York, Kruse 4 (McCabe, Lachance), 11:20. overtime None. Shots on goat-Boston 8-11-11-333. New York 15-4-12-334.
Power-may Opportunities Boston 8 of New York 1 of 4. Goalies Boston, Dafoe 18-17-7 (34 shots, 32 saves); Islanders, Salo 14-18-4 (33-31). A 16,297 Referee Don Koharski. Linesmen Greg Devorski. Scott Driscoll.
Sabres 5, Panthers 2 Buffalo 11 21 Florida 2 1 First Period I. Buffalo, Auoerre IStwnn, Grosek), 930. I Buffalo, Woooey (Zhrtnk, fecal, im (PP). Second Period 3, Florida, Dvorak (Svehla. Norton).
8 40 (pp). 4, Florida, Whit ney 20 (Mutter, Svehla), 9:17. 5. Buffalo, Hol er 9 (Smew), icz. Third Period 4.
Buffalo, Plante 10 (Dawe, ZhHnik), 1:45 (pp). 7, Buffalo, Peca 11, 19:24 (en). Shots on goat Buffalo 13-10-429. Florida 15-16-63). Walker, Bos.
Rice, Char. Webber, Wash. 12. GT3, 5, 10 Luca Riccltelli, Italy; Hans-Jorg Hoter, Austria; Gunmer Biienin-ger, Germany; Raffaele Sangluolo, Italy; 624. Porsche 911.
13. GT3. 6. Mark Greenburg, Boston, John Drew, Chestnut Hill, Jim Nelson, Pasadena, Beran Peter, Na- tic, 622, Porsche 911. 14 GT2, 3, Chris Gleason; Matt Turner, Ann Arbor, Ray Lintott, Australia; Ashley Ward, England; 619, Dodge viper.
15. CA, 3, James Weaver, England; Elliot Forbes-Robinson. Sherrllls Ford, N.C, Dorsey Schroeder, Osage Beach, Butch Leirzinger, state college, kod Dyson, Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; 616, Riley Scott. 16. GTS.
7. Derek Hill. Santa Monica, Andy Petery, Greenwich, Les Delano, New York, N.Y.; Ross Bentley, Can ada; 616, BMW M3. 17. CA.
4. Butch Leitzlnger. State Col. lege. John Paul W.
Palm Beach, Perry McCarthy, England; James Weaver, England; Rob Dyson, Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; 6)5, Riley Scott. 18. GT3, 8, Danny Marshall, Danville, uincn Ganade, Germany; trice coop, Evergreen, Martyn Konig, England; Peter Chambers. England: 615. Porsche 911.
19. GT1, 4, Thierry Boutsen, Belgium; Andy Pilgrim, Cooper City, Ralf Kelle- ners, Germany; 614, porscne yn ii i. 20. CA, 5, Max Papis, Newport Beach, Andy Evans, Mill Creek, Yan-nick Dalmas. France: Bob Wollek, France; Ron Fellows, Toronto, 610, Ferrari 333 SP.
21. GT2, 4 Regis Schuch, Brazil; Andre Lara Resande, Brazil; Mauricio Mia, Brazil, Flavio Trlndade, Brazil; 604, Porsche 911 T. 22. A. 6.
Dennis Spencer. Denver, Ralph Thomas, Highlands, N.C.; Doug Campbell, Higniands, N.c; Kicn wupp, i-lanta, John Mirro, Bath, Pag 591, Mazda Kud7ll. 97. -190 23. GTS.
9. Bruce Busbv. Puvallup, Brian Pelke, Lansing, Steve reike, Lansing, enns Konson, wooesio, 567. Porsche 9)1. 24.
GT3, 10 Craig Conway, Daytona Beacn, Todd fiis, uaytona oeacn, Eric Van Cleef, Huntsville, Alaj 563, Mitsu. tenpse. 25. CA. 7.
Thomas Volk. Blissfield, Jeret Schroeder, Vineland, N.J.; Lyn St. James, Indianapolis, 557, Chevrolet Kudzu. 61. GT1.
16 Shane Lewis. Jupiter. Fla. Vic Rice, San Rafael, Brian HomkohL Stroudsburg, Pa.i Christopher Neville, aconsoaie, I6y, nnosier Kapior. Race Statistics Margin of Victory: 8 laps, 5.287 seconds winner's Average speed: iub.au mpn Time of Race: 24 hours, 52.830 seconds Fastest Race Lap: 1:40.545 12.465 mpn), Max Papis, lap 518 SCHOLASTIC BOYS CHAMBERSBURG Kegerrets 8, Un-derkoffler 7.
Carbauoh 18. Burhman 13. Sol- lenberger 3, Can- 0, Dangler 2. Totals 22-55 12-16 60. WHITEHALL Schwenk 7, Koppen 8, aeoora 20, Lloyd 17, cesare 0, Pincin 1 acnoii u.
totals iv-46 1 1-16 53. Chambersburg 19 14 9 13 60 Whitehall 17 12 10 6 53 Officials Perry Nardella and Rod Strobl 3-potnt goals Carbaugh 2, Under- Komer, aonenoerger. Llody 3, Schwenk. ST. PATRICK'S Holman 6, Jackson 6, Dalembert 6, Harrington 22, Clark 21, Lami-zana 0, Price 2.
Totals 27-53 6-13 63. PLYMOUTH-WHITEMARSH Guess 6, Salmons 18, Green 16, Collins 11, Fazio 6, Dougnerty o. Totals 21-55 8-12 57. St. Patrick's 17 14 16 16 63 Pty-Whitemarsh 16 9 20 12 57 Officials Bob Bennett and Gary bpengier 3-point goals SP: Clark 3.
PW: salmons fareen 2. Fazio 2. CHRIST THE KING McCarroll 0, Hampton 14 Millar 14 Poole 11, Meade 14, Mims 1, Hernandez 0, Williams 7. Totals 23-50 13-25 61. LEBANON Bechtofd 20.
Benson 4 Wlke 9, Daly 16, Llghtner 6, Aponte 0, Pe-truska 0, Jackson 0, Brewer 0, Lutz 0, Uffner 0. Totals 22-46 2-6 55. Christ the King 13 8 23 17 61 Lebanon 7 24 4 18 55 Officials Jim Bruno and Rod Markov- Ich 3-point goals CTK: Hampton, Poole. uaiy 4, Becntoio 2. SCHOLASTIC GIRLS PEN ARGYL Woepple 1, Borger 11, Graziani 6, Duncan 22.
Sapone 9. Schneek 0. Racciato 0, Boyce 2, Mohr Totals: 18 17-23 53 NOTRE DAME-EAST STROUDSBURG O'Brien 10, Bereschak 1, V. Miller 17, amim iu, Maiosn 9, M. Miner 4, Fretz Morltz 0, Berry 0.
Totals: 16 14-24 51 Pen Argyl 14 17 12 10 53 Notre Dame-ES 16 11 10 14 51 Officials Ott 3-point goals ND: V. Miller 2. Malosh m. Miner. JV score Pen Argyl 42-30.
I ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION LEHIGH VALLEY COLONIALS McChristian 18, Bradford 17, Move 28, Young 2, Roundtree 19, Stuart 18, Tampa 7, Collins 0. Harden 1. Totals: 40 27-42 110 DELAWARE BLUE BOMBERS Brld- well 4, Rice 15, Holman 0, Curry 26, Johnson 20, Melton 10, Richards 1, Cottrell 4 Harrell 33. Totals: 44 19-3 113 Halftime: Delaware 58-51 Three-point goals: LV: Move 1 Curry 2, Johnson 2, Harrell 2 PRINCETON INDOOR INVITATIONAL Kutztown Umversiry male ptacewnners; 55 meters 4 Frank Serratore 6.58. 200 2.
Serratore 22.99, 3. tie Andy Rado and Chris Ritter 23.19. 400 2. Thomas McCray 50.83; 4 Ethan Pennypacker 5449. 500 1.
Chris Miller 1:06.83. 800 6. Jarrod Dingle 2:00.16. 4x400 2. Rado, Doug Holmes, Dingle, McCray 3:25.16.
Pole vault 1. Paul Schmitt 15-3. 2. Sean Serapin 14-3; 6. Brian Good 13-9.
Long jump 4. Chris Ritter 21.10. snot put 3. josn nimmeioerger w- lOVt 35-H weight 3. John Frownfelter 50-8; 4 Brad Fichthorn 47-1 Vi.
ku female macewmners: ss meiere Rasheeda Murphy 7.54 200 3. Murphy 27.42; 4 Jen Schachter 27.46. 1 mile 3. Eunice Chege 5:28.76. 3000 5.
Kafhy Sheldon 11:30.15. 4x400 3. schachter, Deanne Carr. Chege. Janelle Urbansky 4:16.72.
Long kma 1 Monktue Golden 16-1 1 5. Shannon Mcinrvre ifr-io. man jump 4 Emily Pefc 5-2; 5. Angie Rideout 5-2. 201b weight 2.
Tara Crazier 53-11. snot put i. Lesia Westmoreland 42-1. I COLLEGIATE MEN WEST CHESTER 490.5, KUTZTOWN 355, S. CONNECTICUT STATE 23U 200 med relay: 1.
Kutztown A (Seier, Wei-mer, Brooks, Shaw) 1:39.52, 2. WCU, 3. Kutztown B. 208 free: 1. Dan Markle (WC) 1:47.89, 2.
Sohn (WC). 3. Mven (WC). 5. Jefferis (K).
400 IM: 1. Grant Clark (WC) 417.21, 2. Wagner (K) 420.38 (school record), 3. Hayes (WC). 100 fly: 1.
Taavi Lehti-maki (WC) 53.47, 2. Atwell (K), 1 Shook (K). 1O0 bade 1. Brian Sloan (K) 56.36, 2. ScheU (WC), 3.
Petrizzl (WC). 500 free 1. Jason Sohn (WC) 4:56.72. 2. Marchand ISC).
3 Myers (WC), 4 Weimert (K). 8M free relay 1. West Chester A (Markle, Myers, Clark, Sohn) 7:2457, 2. WCU 1 Kutztown A. 100 breasfstr 0 1.
Grant Clark (WC) 1:00.37, Sileski (K), 3. Szabo (K). 200 free relay: 1. Kutztown A (Sloan, Wagner, Atwell, Jefferis) 1:27.42, 2. West Chester.
3. Kutztown B. 1 meter diving: 1. Alejandro Popo (SC) 828.8; 2. Bradley (WC); 3.
Losev (WO.1650 free: 1. Ian O'Donnell (SC) 17:41.64 2. Sohn (WC); 3. Weimert medley relay: 1. Kutz A (Brian Sloan, Mike Sileski, Eric Snook, Matt Jefferis) 3:40.24: 2.
West Chester: Wl Chester B.2M IM: 1. Grant Clark (WC) 2. Wager (KU); 3. Marchand free: 1. Kyle Atwell (KU) 22.09; 2.
Fender (WC); 1 Caruk merer diving: 1. Andrew Bradley (SC) 816.78; 2. Popo (SC); 3. Gramau (SO.200 fly: 1. Taavl Lehtimaki (WC) 2.
Sohn (WC); 3. Dimapoli free: 1. Brian Sloan (KU) 49.08: 2 Markle (WC); 3. Atwell (KU) 200 back: 1. Jeff SChell (WC) 2S1.84; 2.
Wager (KU); 3. Erdman (WQ.200 breast: 1. Grant Clark (WC) 2. Marchand (SC); 3. Sileski (KUI.4M free relay: 1.
Kutztown A (Morgan Wager, Kyle Atwell, Brian Sloan, Matt Jefferis) 2. West Chester 3. S. Com. A.
COLLEGIATE WOMEN WEST CHESTER $38, KUTZTOWN 338, S. CONNECTICUT STATE 166 208 med relay: 1. Kutztown A (Gruver, Tho-ryk, Taber, Powell) 1:52.52, 2. WCU 3. Kutztown B.
208 free: I. Pietrowski (WC) 2A1.93, 2. Broadfieid (SC), 1 Hylander (WC), 1 Powell (K). 400 IM: 1. Alexis Palmer (WC) 443.23, 2.
Sullivan (WC), 3. Harrison (WC), 4 Perona (K). 101 ty: 1. Liz Thoryk (K) 59.74 2. Sullivan (WC), 1 Knigler (WC).
100 bade 1. Claudine Gruver (K) 2. Henry (WC), 1 Pietrowski (WC). 508 free: 1. Lisa Broadfieid (SC) 123 06.
2. HaHoweN (WC). 1 Hylander (WC). 4 Taber (K). 808 free relay 1.
WCU A 839.55. 2 WCU B. 3. Conn A. 4 Kutztown A.
108 breaststroke: 1. listen Gilbert (WC) 2. Palmer (WC). 1 Krai (WC). 4 KeHv Ross (K) 1:10.26 (School re cord).
208 free may: 1. Kutztown A (Thoryk, somvan. powea, Gruver) 138.98 (National EAST PENN Easton at Allen. OTHER SCHOLASTIC Blue Mtn at Nazareth; Lehigh Christian at Moravian Academy. COLLEGIATE PSU-Schuylkill at Lehigh-Carbon CC; Northampton CC at Allentown JVs; Cheyney at Kutztown.
Al Timet EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Miami 17 19 20 23 24 25 .614 New York. ..25 ..26 .568 2 2 5 New Jersey Washington .565 .500 .467 .457 .326 .727 .702 .609 .600 .591 .511 .467 .222 23 Boston Orlando ,...21 6Vt ..21 7 Philadelphia 14 29 Central Division Indiana ...32 12 12V4 Chicago Atlanta Charlotte Cleveland Milwaukee ..33 5 5Va 6 91 11 22'A Toronto 10 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet 6B Antonio .................33 Utah 30 Minnesota 25 Houston 21 Vancouver 13 Dallas 8 14 14 19 23 33 36 40 .702 .682 .568 .477 lOVi .283 19'a 23 27V4 .182 .091 .783 .750 .674 .568 .413 .213 .182 Denver 4 Pacific Division 36 10 33 11 Seattle LA. Lakers Phoenix Portland Sacramento L.A. Clippers 2 ..29 14 ,..25 19 SVi 10 17 26 Golden state 27 Saturday's Camas Atlanta 103, Charlotte 83 Cleveland 90, Detroit 88 Houston 102, Philadelphia 86 Phoenix 96, Orlando 94 Denver 110, Dallas 98 New Jersey 116, Vancouver 106 Sunday's Games New York 89, Miami 83 Milwaukee 118, Minnesota 110 L. A.
Lakers 112, Chicago 87 Boston 107, Houston 96 115, Golden State 88 San Antonio 103, Sacramento 97 Portland 97, Toronto 90 Indiana 99, LA. Clippers 92 'Seattle 97, New Jersey 87 Monday's Games Detroit at Washington, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:30 P.m.
Vancouver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Denver, 9 p.m. Tuesday's Games Phoenix at Toronto, 7 p.m. Boston at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Orlando, 8 p.m.
New York at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Vancouver at Houston, 8:30 p.m. New Jersey at Portland, 10 p.m. Utah vs. LA.
Clippers at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. San Antonio at Golden State, 10:30 pm Indiana at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. NBA BOXSCORES MIAMI (83) Mashbum 8-18 5-6 22, Brawn 2-8 3-4 7, Mourning 6-14 10-12 22, Lenard 0-5 0-0 0, Hardawav 1-14 8-14 17. Materia 0-9 0-0 0. Austin 6-12 1-1 13, Murdock 1-5 0-0 2.
Totals 2J-7B 27-37 83. NEW YORK (89) Johnson 13-24 8-8 35. Oaklev 3-10 2-2 8. Dudley 1-2 2-2 4, Houston 8-17 4-5 20, Ward 1-3 3-3 5, H.Williams 0-1 0-0 0, Childs 1-2 2-2 4, Mills 0-4 0-0 0, Starks 5-10 2-4 13. Totals 32-73 23-26 89.
Miami 18 23 23 1983 New York 22 23 21 2389 3-Point goals Miami 2-15 (Mashbum 1-4, Hardaway 1-6, Murdock 0-1, Lenard 0- 2, Maierle 0-2), New York 2-10 (Johnson 1- 3, Starks 1-3, Ward 0-1, Childs 0-1, Mills 0-2). Fouled out Hardaway. Rebounds Miami 59 (Mashbum, Brawn 11), New York 46 (Oakley 9). Assists Miami 15 (Hardaway 5), New York 20 (Ward, Childs 5). Total fouls Miami 26, New York 29.
Technicals Mourning, Austin. Flagrant fouls Moum-Ing, Oakley. A 19,763 MILWAUKEE (118) Robinson 10-23 9-9 29, Hill 5-7 2-4 12, Johnson 2-7 0-1 4, Allen 6-14 3-3 17, Brandon 8-14 5-5 22, Gilliam 4-6 1-2 9, Lang 0-1 0-0 0, Perry 2-2 4-4 8, Curry 1-2 6-6 8, Pierce 3-5 3-3 9. Totals 41-81 33-37 118. MINNESOTA (110) Gamett 11-17 4-4 26, Mitchell 3-12 11-15 17, Roberts 1-3 0-0 2, West 3-5 2-2 8, Mar-bury 4-16 6-12 14, Porter 8-10 3-3 22, Parks 4- 9 0-0 8, Jordan 1-3 2-2 4, Hammonds 2-3 5- 5 9, Wheat 0-0 0-0 0.
Totals 37-78 33-43 110. Milwaukee 23 24 35 36118 Minnesota 28 32 21 29118 3-Point goals Milwaukee 3-8 (Allen 2- 6, Brandon 1-2), Minnesota 3-11 (Porter 3- 4, Mitchell 0-1, Marbury 0-6). Fouled out Hill. Rebounds Milwaukee 46 (Johnson 10), Minnesota 49 (Gamett 12). Assists Milwaukee 28 (Brandon 12), Minnesota 29 (Gamett, Marbury.
Porter 7). Total fouls-Milwaukee 29, Minnesota 27. Technicals-Milwaukee Illegal defense 4, Minnesota illegal defense. Flagrant fouls Gilliam. A 20,188 CHICAGO (87) Rodman 0-3 0-0 0, Pippen 5-10 2-2 13, Longley 4-8 2-2 10, Jordan 11-26 9-12 31, Harper 1-4 0-0 2, Kleine 0-4 1-2 1, Kukoc 1-2 0-0 2, Buechler 0-2 0-0 0, Brown 2-7 0-0 4, Burrell 6-13 1-2 15, Wennington 1-5 0-0 2, Caffey 2-2 3-5 7.
Totals 33-86 18-25 87. LA. LAKERS (112) Blount 2-2 3-4 7, Fox 10-15 1-1 25, O'Neal 8-14 8-13 24, Jones 8-20 1-2 20, Fisher. 4-7 0-0 8, Bryant 7-16 4-7 20, Bennett 0-1 0-2 0, Campbell 3-4 0-2 6, Barry 0-1 0-0 0, Rooks 0-1 2-2 2. Totals 42-81 19-35 112.
Chicago 23 30 11 23 LA. Lakers 26 31 34 21112 3-Point goals Chicago 3-9 (Burrell 2-4, Pippen 1-3, Jordan 0-1, Buechler 0-1), Los Angeles 9-23 (Fox 4-8, Jones 3-8, Bryant 2-6, Barry 0-1). Fouled out None. ReboundsChicago 58 (Rodman 15), Los Angeles 57 (Blount 13). Assists Chicago 23 (Pippen, Brown 5), Los Angeles 29 (Fisher, Blount 7).
Total fouls Chicago 26, Los Angeles 19. Technicals Burrell. A 17,505 HOUSTON (96) Bark ley 4-10 8-10 17, Elie 2-4 2-4 6, Willis 7-14 7-8 21, Rhodes 2-5 2-2 6, Drexler 7-16 4-6 18, Price 1-1 0-0 3, Harrington 5-5 0-0 10, Johnson 4-12 3-5 13, Davis 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 33-69 26-35 96. BOSTON (107) McCarly 1-6 0-0 2, Walker 10-21 3-4 27, DeClercq 2-2 0-0 4, Billups 2-5 0-0 5, Mercer 3-12 1-2 7, Brown 3-8 0-0 7, Bowen 4-5 0-0 10.
Barros 8-18 4-5 23, Knight 8-9 5-6 21, Thomas 0-10-0 0, Minor 0-2 1-2 1. Totals 41-89 14-19 107. Houston 22 24 27 23 96 Boston 28 28 17 34107 3-Point goals Houston 4-14, (Johnson 2-6, Price 1-1, Bark ley 1-2, Davis 0-1, Elie 0- 1, Drexler 0-3), Boston 11-27, (Walker 4-7, Barros 3-7, Bowen 2-2, Billups 1-3, Brown 1- 3, McCarty 0-2, Mercer 0-3). Fouled out None. Rebounds Houston 52 (Bark ley 16), Boston 46 (Walker 14).
Assists Houston 21 (Drexler 4), Boston 31 (Walker 10). Total fouls Houston 22, Boston 28. Technical Barkley. A 18,624 UTAH (115) Malone 7-11 6-10 20, Keefe 3-4 5-5 11, Ostertag 5-9 0-0 10, Homacek 8-13 0-0 16, Stockton 2-5 4-4 8, Eisley 4-6 0-0 8, Foster 4-9 2-2 10, Anderson 6-10 4-4 16, RusseH 2-5 4- 5 8, Carr 2-6 2-2 6, Morris 0-0 0-0 0, Vaughn 1-4 0-4 2. Totals 44-84 27-32 115.
GOLDEN STATE (88) Marshall 1-8 0-0 2, Smith 5-18 8-10 18, Dampter 3-6 1-3 7, Shaw 4-10 0-0 10, Coles 0-2 0-0 0, Fuller 7-14 3-5 17, De 4-13 12-14 20, Foyle 1-2 0-0 2, Spencer 0-0 0-0 0, Vaughn 1-1 2-4 4, Ferrell 2-9 0-0 4, Simpkins 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 30-87 26-36 88. Utah 27 38 34 24115 Golden Stat 16 21 22 29 88 3-Point goals Utah 0-3, (Eisley 0-1, Anderson 0-1, Russell 0-1), Golden State 2-7, (Shaw 2-3, Marshall 0-1, Coles 0-1, Delk 0-2). Fouled out-Foster. Rebounds Utah 52 (Malone 8), Golden State 60 (Fuller 15).
Assists Utah 37 (Malone 9), Golden State 19 Shaw 6). Total fouls Utah 29, Golden Stat 28. A 11,269 SAN ANTONIO (103) Duncan 6-13 2-4 14, Perdue 4-9 2-3 10, Robinson 10-25 13-16 33, Jackson 4-11 2-2 10, AvJohnson 6-12 2-2 14, Person 7-11 0-0 19, Del Negro 1-4 1-1 3, Geary 0-1 0-0 0, Herrera 0-2 0-0 0, Williams 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 38-88 22-28 103. SACRAMENTO (97) Williamson 8-15 5-6 21, Owens 7-12 2-2 18, Stewart 2-4 1-2 5, Richmond 9-25 10-12 31.
AnJohnson 1-8 0-0 3, Hurley 2-5 0-0 4, Polvnice 3-6 1-2 7, Smith 0-1 0-2 0, Abdut-Wahad 3-8 2-2 8, Hendrickson 0-10-4 0. Totals 35-85 21-28 97. San Antonio 21 28 18 36103 Sacramento 23 28 26 28 97 3-Pomt goals San Antonio 5-1 1 (Person 5- 8, Jackson 0-1, AvJohnson 0-1, Del Negro 0-1J, Sacramento 6-15 (Richmond 3-9, Owens 2-2, AnJohnson 1-3. Hurley 0-1). Fouled out Williamson.
Rebounds San Antonio 65 (Robinson 18), Sacramento 48 (Owens 11). Assists San Antonio 24 (Av.Johnson 12), Sacramento 21 (Richmond 6). Total fouls San Antonio 23, Sacramento 25. Technical Smith. A 17,053 (17.317).
NBA LEADERS Through Jan 11 fo ft rrs AVG Jordan, ChL. .46 486 343 1330 28 9 Malone, Utah. .43 403 .45 351 -42 402 306 1112 25.9 268 1049 233 153 976 23.2 291 1048 22.8 313 1048 22J) Richmond, Sac AtxJur-Rafwn. Van. 44 375 Robinson.
SJX. 46 367 I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SCHOLASTIC Cardinal Brennan at Weatherly; Tamaqua at North Schuylkill; Wlllterns' Valley at Panther Valley; Marian at Freeland MMI; Fleetwood at Holy Name. COLLEGIATE Bucks CCC at Northampton CC; Cedar Crest at Eastern. SWIMMING SCHOLASTIC Whitehall girts at Northampton; Souderton at Parkland; Salisbury at Stroudsburg; Schuylkill Haven at Nazareth. RECREATION LEAGUES ATOWN GIRLS BASKETBALL Cadets: MidManor vs HamPk, Raub Mtville-Orange vs UTWhite, Raub WEYC vs Mtville Blue, Raub St Francis vs-UTBlue, Cntrl Holy Spirit vs ESYC, Cntri ATOWN VOLLEYBALL DivA: Central Plumbg vs Prim Imprint Block Party vs Side Outs (7:30) both at Trexler2.
DivB: It's Yours vs Air Pots Summit) Law, vs Dig This! Rookies vs Jammers (8:45) all at Trexlerl. L.V. HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY Liberty at Val E.P. MEN'S HOCKEY Avalanche at Hawks, Leh Spartans at Tigers, Val (9). PENN-JERSEY HOCKEY The Plague vs.
BeerClams NFC AFC First downs 19 20 Rushes-yards 33-107 34-110 Passing 197 254 Punt Returns 3-28 2-10 Kickoff Returns 6-122 5-109 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 14-36-0 15-33-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 4-15 0-0 Punts Fumbles-Lost 3-3 3-3 Penalties-Yards 3-20 7-37 Time of Possession 32:22 2738 7:30 p.m. E1H) NBA BASKETBALL. Suns at 76ers. 7:30 p.m.
dSEH) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Villanova at Connecticut. 7:30 p.m. (ESpnS) NHL HOCKEY. Teams TBA. 9:30 p.m.
IespnI COLLEGE BASKETBALL Texas at Texas Midnight fESPNl COLLEGE BASKETBALL Fresno State at 1 (Alex Kuehner MVP). Squirts Comets 4, Pirates 3 (Matt Price goal) Comets Phantoms 2 (Kyle Wade 1st goal). Mites Glaciers 3, Comets 2 (Corey Jones MVP) Comets 4, Wotfpack 1 (Mike Ward 2 gooM Peewee A Comets 9, Old York Rd. 3 (Nick Sandoz 2 goals, 3 assists) Comets 5. Wissahickon 3 (Dan Bakey goal).
Peewee Typhoons 3, Comets 2 (Nick Coiiura goal). Midget A Comets 7, Wissahickort 1 (Andy Ruppe hat trick, 2 assists) Coin-ets 4 Hershey 2 (Jason Suivkiski 2 goais. assist). Midget Comets 2. Hershev I (Wayne Gunsch GW goal).
COLLEGIATE MEN East Stroudsburg University def. Harvard 15-4, 15-9, 15-2 (Kevin Killinger 17 kills, 6 blocks, Erich Bollman 7 kills, Steve Shana-brook 8 blocks, Jason Hartzel 11 digs). GENTLEMAN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE. Warriors 70, The HiH SI (Rick Lutes 20 points) Kassis Chiropractic 56, Wick's Lumber 34 (Chris Patackis 20) Bulls 60, Prudential Securities 55 (Matt Ward 18) Valley Mill Work Indoor 65, Lake View Mortgage 39 (Dave Bruger 27). PRO BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING NFC, Dunn 11-26.
Levens 6-24, B.Sanders 7-22, Alston 4-14, Young 2-20, Chandler 3-1. AFC, George 12-43, Bet-fis 11-34, Davis 6-27, Metcalf 1-6, Brunei! 1-2, Moon 2-0, T.Brown Mminus 2). PARSING NFC, Young 5-11-0-103, DM- fer 8-18-0-98, Chandler 1-7-0-11. AFC, Bru- nell 6-11-0-98, Bledsoe 5-14-0-67, Moon 4-8-0-89. RECEIVING NFC, Fryar 3-44, Walls 3-36, 2-47, Carter 2-12, Alston 1-23, H.Moore 1-22, Chmura 1-16, Dunn 1-10.
AFC, T.Brown 5-129, J.Smith 2-31, Anders 2-29. Benis 2-9, George 1-23. Rison 1-17. Coates 1-8, Metcalf 1-8. MISSED FIELD GOALS NFC, Hanson PEBBLE BEACH PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.
(AP) Scores after the second round of the $2.5 million PGA Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, played on three courses all par-72, Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Club and Poppy Hills Goff Club: The third round Sunday was postponed by rain and wet conditions: Tom Watson 67-67134 Tim Herron 68-66134 Jay Haas 68-67135 Phil Micketson 65-70135 Tom Lehman Davis Love ill Chris Smith Tom Pemice Jr. Paul Azkiger Jtm Furyk J.P. Haves Harrison Frazar Trevor Dodds Rocco Mediate -64-71135 -68-68136 -67-69136 -69-67136 -70-67137 -70-68138 -67-71138 -70-68138 Craig Stadler David 10ms Peter Jacobsen Steve Elkington Lee Porter Bob Gilder Kirk Triplet! Stewart Cink Pete Jordan Jesper Pamevik GaryHallberg Jeff Gallagher Dudley Hart -67-72139 -68-71139 -68-71139 -71-48139 70-70 140 -72-68140 -71-69140 68-72 140 70-70 140 71-69 140 72-68 140 -70-70140 67-73 140 -71-69140 -72-68140 -71-70141 -72-69141 -70-71141 -70-71141 71-70 141 -69-72 141 -71-70141 MikeReid. LenMahiace. JoeOzaki Mark Brooks Richard Coughlan Lanny Wadkins Brad Faxon Flzzy Zoeiler Fulton Allem Spike McRoy Doug Martin TomPurrzer kevm Sutherland Olin Browne Sonny Skinner Mike Brisky Steve Flesch LanGooch Scott Simpson Jeff Siuman Kent Jones John Johnson Neat Lancaster Jim Carter Corey Pavin Qualifier), 2.
WCU a WCU B. 1 diving: 1. Deb Fontana (WC) 610.25; 2. Huff. man (WC); 1 Ratal (WC1.400 medley relay: west Chester A 4:13.44 2.
west Chester 1 Kutztown A.I650 free: 1. Allison Jann (WC) 2. Broadfieid (SC); 3. Hallowed (WO.200 IM: 1. Alexis Palmer (WC) I Gruver (KU); 3.
Pietrowski (WO.50 free: Liz inorvl (KU) 24.84- 2. Howell (KU); 3. Sullivan (KUI.2O0 fly: I. Bevin Sullivan (WC) 2. Krogler (WC); 3.
Broadfieid free: 1. Liz Thoryl (KU) 54.88; 2. Palmer (SC); 3. Panaccio (WQ.200 bade 1. Claudine Gruver (KU) 2:11.04 2.
Pietrowski (SC); 3. Harrison (SCI. TOO breast: 1. Knsten Krail (WC) 233.72; 2. Sullivan (WC); 3.
Dow. ling (SQ.3 meter dying: 1. Deb Fontana (WC) 265.35; 2. Ratal (WC); 3. Kuttman (WO.400 free relay: 1.
Kutztown A (Thoryl, Liz Powell, Jen Sullivan, Gruver) 2. West Chester 3. S. Conn. A.
ALLENTOWN BOYS BASKETBALL Cadet ESYC 50. Midway Manor 16 (Brett Kresge 10 points) WEYC Gold 41 WEYC Green 33 (Mike Hoch 8). EAST PENN WRESTLING Northwestern 56. Lehighfon 20 Salis bury 46, Liberty 36 Pleasant Valley 55, Upper Perkiomen Gold 15 Northern Lehigh 37, Upper Perk Blue 33 Central Bucks 60, Bethlehem Bulldogs 4 Quaker- town 61. Pocono Mountain 12 west Bem- ti 51.
Southern Lehtgh 26 Palmenon 41, St. Anthonys 39. ALLENTOWN CYO BOYS BASKETBALL High school St. Francis 73, St. Ann 55 (Tonv Martin 9) St.
Francis 48. Christ the King 24 (Edgar Gonzalez 6) Cathedral Purple 55, St. Paul 46. 5th-4tn Grade St. Paul's 26.
St. Fran cis White 22 St. Ann Gold 40, St. Michael White 20 St. Michael Blue 50, St.
Joseph White OLH Blue 35, Cathedral 15 St. Thomas White 44, OLH White 24 St. Thomas Red 25, Christ the King 20 St. Elizabeth White 35, St. Francis Green 18 St.
Thomas White 29, St. Thomas Red 26... St. Elizabeth White 37, Cathedral 19 St. Paul's 40, St.
Elizabeth Red 20 St. Ann Gold 37, St. Arm Green 17 Christ the King St. Michael While 22 OLH Blue 4, St. Michael Blue 27 St.
Francis White 23, St. Francis Green 20 St. Joseph White 24 Holy Spirit 21. ALLENTOWN CYO GIRLS BASKETBALL Hnh School St. Michael's 40, St.
Thomas More 29 (Alicia Frick 20) St. Francis 39, St. Ann's 22 (Megan Gallagher 17) St. Elizabeth 40. cathedral 26 (Meks- sa Kleman 12).
L.V. KNEE-HI BOYS BASKETBALL Cadet Bethlehem Pates 55, ampton 29 (Jeff Testa 17) South Parkland 56. Canes 31 (Jeff Farrington 14) Emmaus 65. Northampton 51 (Kline 24) Catasauqua 60. Canes 57 (Rob Detgado 20).
Knee Ik Bethlehem pates 58. North ampton 52 (Zachary Mooney 26) S. Parkland 62, Canes 41 (Zak Zimmei 19) Northampton 47, Emmaus 36 (Chris Bodnar 7) Canes 48. Catasauqua 28 (Noah Halk-ins 14). L.V COMETS ICE HOCKEY Mtinune Chester 9.
comers 1 IJom Obereck MVP) Quakers 6. Comets 1 Favorite Points Underdog WIZARDS Pistons HEAT 5 Hawks CAVALIERS 4'i T'wolves Suns 2 76ES MAVERICKS 4 GriZZ'. Bulls 13 NUGGfcTS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog Xavier 10 La E. CAROLINA 8 Geo Maon UCONN 13 Villanova NC-Wilm'ton 2 J. MADISON SW MISSOURI 9'fr S.
Illiiws UAB 11 DePaui' EVANSVILLE 3 Creiohlcl WICHITA ST. 2 Indiana si. Texas 5 TEXAS HAWAII 4'j Fresno St. PRO HOCKEY Favorite Goats Underdog PENGUINS 1-lMi IslanOTs Devils Even-Vfr SENATORS Sabres V-l LIGHTNING Stars V-l MAPLE LEAFS OILERS Even-Vi Kngs Avalanche Even-Vi CANUCkj SHARKS Even-Vi Rangers HOME TEAMS IN CAPS.
