Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky (2024)

February 10, 1986

Publication:

Lexington Herald-Leaderi

Location:

Lexington, Kentucky

Issue Date:

Monday, February 10, 1986

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74

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C2 LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER LEXINGTON KY MONDAY FEBRUARY 10 1986 I Scoreboard Sloane qualifies for tourney Wrestling Gilbert wins i mm zo Louawaa at vrana iecn ju BASKETBALL 8:00 pm St John at Georgetown ESPN 10:00 pm Bradley at Illinois State ESPN BASKETBALL Rollie Fingers Archie Griffin 7:30 pm Girls Woodford County at Lafayette Bryan Station at Tates Creek Ditka Griffin among 1 1 in college hall of fame High school regional tournament Saturday at Frankfort Teaea nmJm woodurd County (WC) 206 Hanaon County (H) 134 OUhem County (0) 122 Boyle County (B) 111 LiyMn)fMDanvW(D)88H Johnson Central (JC) 70 Henry Clay (HC) 4f)V Majfj 4-i Ti Craek (TO 32: Frarmkn County (FC) 20 Frankfort (F) 16 Ashland (A) 7 and Bryan Station (BS) 7 IndMdual results (top lour quattfy for secsoneO pound I Eric A4ams (WH) i a rue Pearl (L) 3 Darren Gambia (JC) 4 Todd Gordon (WC) 104 pound 1 Edcke Kirkpatrek (WC) 2 Waller Hopkins (D) 3 Mike Bowling (JC) 4 Enc Bioow (H) 112 pound Zack Means (WC) 2 Jell Foi (L) 3 Tim Sellers (D) 4 Brad Karsner (FC) 11 pounds 1 Mark Roach (B) 2 Rehey Portwood (WC) 3 Brandon Hart (0) 4 Danen Biddle (H) 1M pounds 1 John Boyd (0) 2 Jim Ree (B) 3 Greg Means (WC) 4 Mark Castle (X) 112 pound James Cox (B) 2 Kyle Douglas (WC) 3 Brian Stemme (0) 4 Mike Sizemore (H) 111 pound 1 David Ray (HC): 2 Tales Jackson (D) 3 Brian Whalen (H) 4 Todd Combs (WC) pounds 1 We Watt (L): 2 Jon WoodaN (TC) 3 James lemons (WC) 4 Ere Baumgardner (0) pound 1 Jim Clay (D) 2 Kelly Holland (B) 3 Johnny King (H) 4 John Morgan (WC) 1(7 pound 1 Dominie Black (HC) 2 Marc Rehardson (WC) 3 Ron Schuber (B) 4 Travs Holland (H) pounds 1 James Fiourney (0) 2 Danny Schuli (L) 3 Chris Farmer (WC) 4 Steve Ward (JC) Heavyweight 1 Alex Barrett (H) 2 Andy Martin (WC) 1 Jamie McCarty (L) 4 Walter Ree (0) Bill israetson $8 936 Richard Few S8 936 Mark Wiebe $8 936 Steve Pate if 670 Bruce Lietzke $5 670 Jim Colbert 15670 209 Bill Sander S5 670 Tony SiUs 5670 Larry Mize $5670 Davs LOve III S3 836 Robert Wrenn $3 836 Bobby Wadkins S3 836 John Cook $3 836 Brian Mogg $2 579 1 Bob Eastwood $2579 7 21 1 Lennie Clements $2 579 mmm llHaiaiik at jacuonn 7 35 Florida a at Matron St Cat-Santa Barbara at New -Lac Vegas St John at Ciiiigtawwt Bradley at want St OVC Ausan Peay at Moreheed 7 30 Murray at Eastern Kentucky 7 30 Tennessee Tech at Akron Morje Tennessee at "oungs town State school Campbeasvute at Cumberland 30 Peaviae at Unton 7 30 Others Marshall at Citadel Niagara a Dayton Oai Roberts at Evansviiie South Florida at Cnariotte Brooklyn Co at CaioknaSt Temple at Rutgers Missssip at South Carolina Women Austin Peay at Morenead 5 00 Murray State at Eastern Kentucky 500 PeviHe at Cumberland 5 15 Virginia Tech at Louevele 7 30 Union at Centre 7 00 College men Score EAST Villanova 59 Connecticut 53 SOUTH Alabama 30 Louisiana St 71 Centre 62 Sewanee 71 Duke 75 Georgia Tech 59 MIDWEST Minnesota 65 lowa 60 Virginia 64 Missouri 62 Saturday's late scores MEN EAST Albany St 90 Oneonta Stale 62 Albright 105 Lebanon VaMey 79 Allegheny 58 Kenyon 55 Amherst 74 Brandies 67 Babson 68 Rhode island College 66 Binghamton State 90 Ptattsburgh State 71 Btoornsburg 63 Kutztown 55 Bridgeport State 64 Qmnnipiac 69 Brogewater Mass 73 Westtieid State 65 Buffalo 87 Brockport State 81 Cabrim 86 Lincoln 84 Cheyney 84 Shippensburg 73 Clarion 60 Indiana Pa 55 Clark 90 Bates 60 Columbia 60 Harvard 49 Curry 83 Nichols 79 OT CW Post 88 Tech 83 Daemen 54 Perm State-Behrend 49 Dartmouth 63 Cornell 49 Edinboro 99 Cahfofma Pa 89 Fairieigh Dickinson 75 Utca 74 20T Fredonia State 78 Geneseo Hartwick 92 Kings Point 77 Hory Cross 67 Army 64 King's Pa S3 Delaware Valley 57 People in sports forearm hampered him the last two years with the Milwaukee Brewers He pitched just 551 in-nines in 47 eames last season with Woody Blackburn S2S79 JC Snead $2 579 Barry Jaeckel $2 579 TC Chen $2 579 Ray Ftoyd $2 579 Eastern Wash 116 US International 82 Fort Lews 75 Mesa 60 Lews-Clark State 69 Central Washington 65 Linftetd 89 Whitman 87 Long Beach State 56 San Jose State 55 los Angeles St 71 Cat-Dommguez Hits 65 Loyola Cakf 82 St Mary Cant 61 Mankato State 80 Northern Colorado 76 Montana 92 Nevada-Reno 75 Montana State 92 Northern Arizona 67 Nevada-Las Vegas 67 Memphis State 66 Highlands 60 Southern Colo 56 NW Nazarene 78 Western Oregon 76 Occidental 85 Remands 83 Oregon 60 Oregon St8te 47 Oregon Tech 52 West Baptst 48 Pan American 64 SW Texas State 48 Pepperdme 61 San Diego 60 Point Loma Nazarene 70 Fresno Pacific 66 Portland 54 San Francsco 52 Puget Sound 59 Seattle Pacific 55 Regs 65 Panhandle State 48 Rocky Mountain 74 Carroll Mont 66 Southern Cakf Coll 78 Pomona-Pitzer 66 South Utah State 90 Adams State 85 OT San Francsco State Humbokti State 70 Santa Clara 76 Gonzaga 68 Seattle 73 Alaska-Fairbanks 69 Simon-Fraser 77 St Martin's 71 Sonoma State 97 Sacramento State 87 Utah 59 San Diego State 58 Utah State 63 New Mexico State 55 Western Montana 78 Northern Montana 75 Western New Mexico 92 Cotorado Mines 70 Western Washington 70 Pacific Lutheran 52 Weber State 86 Idaho 57 Western State 116 Colorado College 101 Willamette 63 Lews Clark Ore 67 Wyoming 67 New Mexico 65 TOURNAMENTS Continental Classic First Round Hamilton 95 Emura 79 Utca Tech 84 St John Frsher 69 74-68-69 21 1 21 1 1 71- 70-71 212 72- 68- 73- 212 71- 72-69 212 72- 69- 70- 213 71- 72- Mac O'Grady $2579 Chip Beck $2 579 Doug Tewell $2579 Johnny Miller $2579 Andy Bean $2579 Tom Kite $1 492 Tom Pernce $1 492 Tom Byrum $1 492 Mark Hayes $1 492 Curts Strange $1 492 Pat McGowan $1 492 Dan Pohl $1 492 Payne Stewart $1 492 Howard Twrtty $1 492 Eduardo Romero $1 040 Keith Fergus $1 040 Mike West $1 040 Tom Purtzer $1 040 Mark O'Meara $1 040 Scott Simpson $1040 a-Pal Duncan Lou Graham $1 040 Associated Press Been following the career of Lexington's own tennis wunderkind Susan Sloane? Well we've got some good news and some bad news about the 15-year-old The good news is that Sloane beat Marianne Groat 6-2 6-2 yesterday in qualifying action to make the main draw of the Lipton International Players Championship in Boca Raton Fla The bad news is that TenniS she's scheduled to play top-seed Chris Evert Lloyd in first-round play Tuesday Sloane still an amateur has played in several pro events the last eight months including the US Open and Virginia Slims of Washington DC where she lost to Martina Nav-ratilova 6-3 6-1 in the second round The Lexington native is now living in Bradenton Fla at Nick Bollet-tieri's tennis academy which also provides for her non-tennis education Volvo Indoor Eighth-seeded Brad Gilbert won his first major tennis title with a 7-5 7-6 (7-3) upset of No 2 Stefan Edberg of Sweden in the $315000 Volvo US National Indoor Championships yesterday in Memphis Tenn Earlier in the week Gilbert had knocked off top-seeded Jimmy Connors in a quarterfinal match and then beat No 3 Anders Jarryd in the semifinals Edberg had advanced to the finals by eliminating unseeded qualifier Mi-kael Pernfors Gilbert a 24-year-old Califomian now has beaten two of the top four players in the Association of Tennis Professionals rankings during the last few weeks A month ago he beat No 2 John McEnroe in the first round of the Nabisco Masters in New York Gilbert earned $45000 and Edberg picked up $22500 Edberg took a 3-2 lead in the first set before Gilbert's serve kept Edberg deep and off-balance "My serve started to pick up at 5-4" Gilbert said "I started standing a little closer on the returns I started to really get around on the returns" Gilbert hit nine aces in the match Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dlvflon GB Andy Dillard $1 040 38 Leonard Thompson $1040 18 32 Pet --s 549 469 380 Boston Philadelphia New Jersey Washington David Peoples $1 040 Herald-Leader wire services Mike Ditka coach of the Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears and Archie Griffin the only two-time winner of the Heisman Trophy are among 11 players named yesterday to the College Football Hail of Fame Also named to the Hail were a former Bears coach Jack Pardee and another Heisman Trophy winner Steve Spurrier Spurrier now coaches the Tampa Bay Bandits of the United States Football League Ditka was an end at Pitt from 1957-60 Griffin a running back at Ohio State from 1972-75 Pardee a linebacker at Texas from 1954-56 and Spurrier a quarterback at Florida from 1964-66 They will be inducted into the Hall on Dec 9 at the 29th annual Hall of Fame Awards Dinner in New York Other players named yesterday were quarterback John Brodie the former San Francisco 49ers star who played at Stanford from 1954-56 Vince Banonis center Detroit 1939-41 Ron Beagle end Navy 1953-55 Al DeRogatis Duke tackle EJ Holub center Texas Tech 1957-60 Richie Lucas quarterback Penn State 1957-59 and defensive back Mel Renfro Oregon 1961-63 Quiz: What Hall of Fame baseball player with a career batting average of well over 350 hit only 262 in 17 World Series games? He'll think about it Rollie Fingers sounds as if he would rather retire than shave 213 28 23 12)4 16H 22 23 26 32 Nam 1 Central DMlon 64' 583 52C Milwaukee 33 18 Atlanta 28 20 Detroit 26 24 LeMoyne by Adeipni bu Maine-Farmington 89 New England 76 Massachusetts 60 Rhode Island 59 OT Mercyhurst 92 Central 90 Merrimack 78 St Ansetm 72 Messiah 88 Juniata 79 Morgan State 85 Bethune-Cookman 79 Nazareth 75 Alfred 74 Otd Westbury 84 New Paltz 65 Roberts Wesieyan 1 03 Houghton 81 South Maine 65 Suffolk 60 Scranton 71 Elizabethtown 51 SE Massachusetts 92 Mass -Boston 60 St Francis Pa 79 Robert Morris 77 St John's 87 Boston College 75 St Vincent 65 Westminster 56 Staten Island 96 Meadgar Evers 66 Swarthmore 69 Allentown 60 Thiol 68 Washington Jefferson 67 Trenton State 66 Montclair State 60 Western Connecticut 99 Pratt 48 3 6)4 14 16 16 31 34 36" 333 32' Cleveland 18 Chicago 17 Indiana 16 33 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest DMilon Houston 33 16 Denver 30 21 Bin uiasson Ji 040 Gary McCord $1 040 Tateo Ozaki $958 Mark McCumber $958 Denns Trixler $958 Mark Pteil $958 Isao Aoki $913 Tony Cerda $913 Booby Clampett $913 Nek Price $913 Tim Norrs $913 Buddy Gardner $913 Rek Dalpos $866 Ed Fen $868 George Burns $868 Denny Hepler $868 Bill Kratzen $832 Blaine McCaiiister $832 Scott Mahlberg $832 Wayne Grady $832 Dan Forsman $810 Gene Sauers $801 Tom Sieckmann $783 Jim Gallagher $783 Rus Cochran $783 214 215 68- 69- 71- 72- 71-72 215 73- 216 72- 7073-75 21 8 70- 73- 71- 673 588 532 519 481 400 22 25 27 Dallas 25 San Antonio 27 Utah 25 7 9a I3M 30 Sacramento 20 PucJftc Division 37 771 547 417 360 29 20 18 17 A Lakers Portland Phoenix A Clippers Seattle Golden State 1014 17 20 21 24 340 288 IS Saturday' Game a 1-7 record 17 saves and a 504 earned run average Blinding fastball: Roy Johnson 29 who had a brief stay with the Montreal Expos in 1984 is now playing in the Caribbean World Series in Maracaibo Venezuela He tells the following story "I was up against a lefthander and he had two strikes on me" said Johnson a right-hander "The pitcher goes into his delivery and just as he lets go of the ball all the lights in the stadium go out "The umpire yells 'Strike I couldn't believe it I said 'Hey ump how am I supposed to hit the ball if I can't see Language barrier Phoenix Suns rookie Georgi Glouchkov is on the injured-reserve list with an Achilles' tendon problem but a language barrier has kept him out of the lineup more than his injury has Glouchkov 26 a native of Bulgaria and the first player from an Eastern-bloc country to sign an NBA contract hasn't played since Jan 14 He didn't go on injured reserve until last week Apparently the 6-foot-8 forward has had trouble understanding the Suns' game plans even though he has a translator during games and practices "Georgi's English lessons will be intensified" Phoenix coach John MacLeod said "We're committed to him He has a lot of talent but the language and all the other adjustments to American culture made it tough" Quiz answer Ty Cobb with a career average of 367 hit 262 in the World Series The last word: Chuck Nevitt the Detroit Pistons' 7-foot-5 center whose family consists of a 6-7 father a 6-foot mother a 6-8 brother a 6-7 brother and a 6-3 sister: "I never worried about being adopted" WOMEN EAST Bethune-Cookman 71 Morgan State 68 Boston College 71 Pittsburgh 57 Delaware 87 Lebanon Valley 85 OT Hartford 69 Brooklyn College 60 Holy Cross 61 Maine 68 Manhattan 74 tona 62 Rutgers 94 Temple 70 St John's 72 Georgetown 53 St Joseph's 80 Massachusetts 73 Si Peter's 59 Fordham 48 Siena 83 Queens 65 Syracuse 68 Seton Hall 62 Villanova 59 Connecticut 38 Virginia 80 Maryland 75 West Virginia 72 Perm State 71 Yale 76 Penn 62 SOUTH Appalachian Slate 78 Western Carolina 59 Arkansas State 61 SW Lousiana 59 Auburn 66 Tennessee 60 Austin Peay 79 Eastern Kentucky 66 Duke 80 Qemson 76 Easi Carolina 67 Richmond 59 Georgia 67 Mssissippi State 47 Kentucky 108 Miami Fla 53 Lousiana State 83 Alabama 82 Murray State 82 Morehead state 76 Nichols State 73 SE Lousiana 64 66 Md -Eastern Shore 55 South Carolina 80 Lousvtlle 67 Carolina State 80 Delaware State 55 Southern University 59 Miss Valley State 56 Ftonda 81 Stetson 67 Tulane 75 Florida State 60 William i Mary 84 -Wilmington 81 Western Kentucky 101 Cneyney 52 MIDWEST Ball Stale 62 Kent State 62 Bradley 64 Wcnrta State 63 Cotorado 69 Kansas State 57 Creighton 72 Mankato State 56 Eastern Michigan 65 Central Michigan 61 lowa State 81 Oklahoma 72 Mian Ohio 79 Northern Illinois 76 Middle Tennessee State 79 Akron 47 Missouri 81 Nebraska 55 Notre Dame 104 Xavier Ohio 57 Ohio University 70 Bowling Green 64 SW Mssoun 90 Western Illinois 78 Tennessee Tech 73 Youngstown State 71 Toledo 75 Western Michigan 72 SOUTHWEST Texas 75 Arkansas 57 FAR WEST Azusa-Pacrfic 82 Pt Loma Nazarene 43 Chapman 74 Cal Poly-SLO 62 San Diego 48 Santa Clara 45 Southern Cal 87 Fullerton State 64 TOURNAMENTS Marshall Tournament First Round -Charlotte 66 Georgia Southern 48 James Madson 67 Marshall 63 No games scheduled Yesterday' Game East 139 West 132 Today1 Game No games scheduled Tuesday's Game Deiron at New Jersey 7 30 Indiana al Cleveland 7 30 pm Atlanta al Houston 8 30 pm Dallas at San Antono 8:30 A Lakers at Golden State 10 Phoenix at A Clippers 10 30 Boston at Sacramento 10:30 Washington at Portland 1 0:30 pm Utah at Seattle 10 30 pm The 39-year-old free-agent relief pitcher has been invited to the spring training camp of the Cincin High school boys Saturday's game RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN (82) Smith 10 Combs 15 Barnett 3 Turner 7 Neace 1 1 Herald 4 Martinez 1 1 Hosteler 1 MMI (89) Haley 25 Dunham 24 Winn 20 Stevenson 10 Ballew 8 Harscher 2 Rlvenld Christian 21 16 11 Millersburg Military Institute 23 19 23 24-69 JACKSON CO (S7) Bingham 6 Angel 15 Bingham 4 vekers 18 Isaacs 14 BARBOURVILLE (SB) Mills 5 Elliott 2 Afford 16 McWilliams 24 Cobb 10 Jackon County 10 14 S7 nati Reds later this month on one condition that he shave off his trademark handlebar moustache The Reds have a team policy against facial hair "I'd have to think about it" Fingers said from Scottsdale Ariz where he was participating in a celebrity golf tournament "I don't know how I'd look without it" Fingers has had the moustache ever since 1972 when he was the bullpen ace of the three-time world champion Oakland A's In 17 seasons Fingers is the all-time major league leader in saves with 373 But a torn muscle in his right Berbourvme 8 10 22 18 College men He had 40 during the tournament "I felt like I was penetrating his serve a little bit" Gilbert said "He started missing his first serves I think I started getting a good crack at the ball I started hitting some forehands at 5-4 and 6-5 to win the set "I snuck a few forehands down the line I was fortunate my serve picked up a lot in the second set Once I started serving my confidence started picking up" Gilbert said In the doubles finals yesterday Ken Flach and Robert Seguso defeated Guy Forget of France and Anders Jarryd of Sweden 6-4 4-6 7-6 (7-5) College: Joey Blake of the University of Arkansas upset defending champion Dan Goldie of Stanford in the men's singles final of the Rolex National Indoor Intercollegiate Tennis Championships in Houston The unseeded Blake beat Goldie the No 2 seed 3-6 6-3 7-7 (8-6) Grand Prix: Top-seeded Joakim Nystrom of Sweden cut down towering Milan Srejber with ease and captured his first Nabisco Grand Prix tournament of the year as he disposed of the Czechoslovakian 6-1 6-4 in Toronto Saturday' game RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN (82) Smith 10 Combs 15 Barnett 3 Turner 7 Neace 1 1 Herald 4 Martinez 1 1 Hosteler 1 MMI (89) Haley 25 Dunham 24 Winn 20 Stevenson 10 Ballew 8 Harscher 2 Rlvemlde ChdStJan 21 18 11 Mlllertburg Military 23 19 23 9 JACKSON CO (57) Bingham 6 Angel 15 Bingham 4 Vekers 18 Isaacs 14 BARBOURVILLE (58) Mills 5 Elliott 2 Alford 16 McWilliams 24 Cobb 10 Jackson County 10 16 14 Brbourvflk 8 10 22 Olson 'terrible' on record vault Western Maryland 86 Moravian 82 Waynesburg 92 LaRoche 86 West Virginia State 1 15 Davis Elkins 70 Widener 50 Johns Hopkins 48 SOUTH Alcorn State 82 Grambiing 58 Armstrong State 80 Coastal Carolina 72 Atlantic Christian 78 Eton 73 Auburn-Montgomery 73 Faulkner 61 Augusta 78 Radford 65 Belhaven 74 Dillard 67 Bellarmine 71 Ashland 58 Berry 71 Piedmont 57 Birmingham Southern 55 Athens Slate 49 Centenary 60 Houston Baptist 59 Clark 85 Albany State Ga 84 Clearwater Christian 78 Miami Christian 76 Delaware State 69 South Carolina State 62 East Mennonite 78 Shenandoah 74 Elizabeth City State 82 St Paul's 77 Ferrum 74 St Andrew 73 OT Francis Marion 84 Newberry 66 Georgia 62 Mississippi State 61 High Pont 66 Guilford 53 Jacksonville 62 South Ftonda 54 Kentucky 62 Mississippi 58 Lander 68 Limestone 65 Lmngston 70 Vaktosta State 68 Longwood 80 Pitt -Johnstown 69 Millsaps 78 Emory 52 Miss Valley State 77 Southern University 71 Montevalio 88 Aiabama-Huntsville 62 Morehouse 97 Alabama 90 Murray State 69 Morehead Stale 65 NC AAT 66 Md -Eastern Shore 53 Norfolk Slate 63 Virginia State 61 North Alabama 86 West Georgia 78 Nova 75 Edward Waters 71 Old Dominion 54 South Alabama 52 Pfeiffer 79 Pembroke State 74 Presbyteran 104 Morris 67 Roanoke 59 Washington Lee 56 Rollins 97 St Leo 95 Southern Indiana 98 Northern Kentucky 80 Samford 73 Georgia Southern 72 South Caroiina-Spartanburg 80 Allen 68 Southeastern 65 Warner Southern 52 Stetson 56 Texas-San Antonio 64 SVV Georgia 68 North Georgia 52 Tampa 88 Florida Tech 72 Tennessee Temple 80 Covenant 63 Tennessee State 78 Arkansas State 72 Delta State 83 Tennessee-Martin 76 Tenn -Chattanooga 85 Easi Term State 84 Troy State 68 Mississippi College 66 OT Vanderbilt 60 Florida 59 Virgmia Union 110 Bowie 73 voorhees 96 South Carotina-Aiken 81 Woftord 93 co*ket 80 MIDWEST Aomnas 101 St Mary's Mich 86 Augustana 75 South Dakota State to Aurora 80 Concordia III 76 Black Hilts State 80 Dakota Wesieyan 79 Blackburn 65 MacMurray 60 Bradley 79 Creighton 59 Central Bible 90 Columbia Mo 76 Central lowa 65 Upper lowa 44 Central Missouri 75 Mo -Rosa 62 Chicago State 99 St Xavier 64 Clarke 86 Edgewood 45 Cleveland State 103 Wis -Green Bay 64 Concordia Neb 90 Dana 82 Cutver-Stockton 64 Mid-Am Nazarene 62 Dayton 79 Miami Fla 68 Doane 89 Midland 60 Dubuque 97 Buena Vista 81 Eastern Hlmos 66 Northern towa 52 Fort Hays State 104 Empona State 70 Fort Wayne Bine 72 Great Lakes Bible 62 Friends 76 Tabor 66 Grinned 78 Illinois College 74 minors Benedictine 97 Tnmty IH 56 Illinois Wesieyan 73 Elmhurst 69 Kansas Wesieyan 74 St Mary Kan 71 Kearney State 86 Washburn 84 20T Kno 79 Coe 73 Lews 69 St Joseph Ind 64 OT Loras 72 St Ambrose 52 Manon 78 Goshen 60 Marquette 70 DePaul 65 OT Mo Southern 70 Wayne State Neb 52 Mormngside 58 North Dakota 55 Mount Mercy 89 towa Wesieyan 65 Mount Vernon Nazarene 62 Walsh 61 North Dakota State 82 South Dakota 60 Northeastern Illinois 84 Illinois Tech 80 Nebraska Wesieyan 78 Hastings 65 North Park 81 MilWun 73 NW towa 91 Grand View 83 Oakland Dry 89 ind -Pur -ind'polis 88 OT Ottawa 61 Bethany 60 Peru State 54 Chadron State 52 Pittsburg State 86 Missouri Western 75 Purdue-Calumet 80 Indiana Tech 67 Ro Grande 106 Urbana 94 Ripon 69 Betoit 54 Southern Illinois 71 West Texas State 59 School of the Ozarks 52 Evangel 50 Southern III -Edwardsvilte 85 NE Missouri 79 St Cloud State 58 Nebraska-Omaha 56 St Lous 76 Oral Roberts 62 Slerting 79 McPherson 77 OT SW Missouri State 71 western Illinois 67 Tn-State 84 Siena Heights 71 Valparaiso 87 Illinois-Chicago 70 Wartburg 60 Luther 58 Washington Mo 99 Webster 59 Westminster 83 Park 80 Wheaton 83 North Central 71 Wichita State 77 Indiana State 76 Wrikam Perm 81 Simpson 77 Wat -la Crosse 84 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 76 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 87 Concordia Wis 69 Wconsm-Panujide 76 Kentucky State 67 Wisconsin-Whitewater 72 Wis -Superior 63 80UTHWE8T Abilene Christian 54 Angeto State 53 Central Oklahoma 67 Langston 58 Howard Payne 98 East Texas State 78 Jackson State 64 Prame View 47 Midwestern Texas 81 Sam Houston St 72 North Texas State 83 Texas-Arlington 82 NE Louisiana 73 Lamar 66 NE Oklahoma 86 Cameron 77 Rce 52 Texas Tech 50 Southern Method 58 Texas A4M 56 St John Coll 106 Bartlesviile Wesieyan 30 Stephen Austin 61 NW Louisiana 57 Texas Southern 85 Alabama State 72 FAR WEST Alaska-Anchorage 79 Eastern Montana 74 Bakerstiekj State 83 Cai Poly-Pomona 67 Standings WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Olvialon Philadelphia 36 4 4 10 6 4 LPGA-Sarasota Classic At Sarasota Fla 6124-yard par-72 Bent Tree CC course: Patty Sheehan Jul! Inkster Stephanie Farwig Val Skinner 1 Barb Thomas 1 Alison Finney Lsa Young Amy Benz Jane Geddes Pat Bradley Becky Pearson Beth Daniel Rosie Jones Lon Garbacz Kim Shipman Patti Ftzzo Heather Farr Betsy King DeedeeLasker Cathy Johnston Lenore Muraoka Colleen Walker Jane Crafter Muffin Spencer-Devlin 7 Lauren Howe Cathy Morse 7 Jody Rosenthal 76-70 Jan Stephenson Beverly Klass 76-70 218 Ayako Okamoto JoAnne Carrier Pat Meyers 218 Lynn Adams 71-73-74 218 Margaret Ward Mssie Berteotti Sherrin Galbrailh 75-70-73 218 Tammy Fredrickson 771-74 219 Jane Blatock 219 Cindy Fkjg Anne-Marie Palli Mary Beth Zimmerman Smith DaieEggefcng Chris Johnson Myra Blactcwelder Marci Bozarth Mssie McGeorge 73-73-74 220 Nancy Scranton Alee Ritzman Sally Ouinlan Alee Miller Vek Alvarez Heather Drew 75-71 Laurie Rinker Janet Coles 221 Karin Mundmger Maria Figueras-Dotti Mrlzi Edge Kay Kennedy Cathy Mant Donna Caponi Carole Charbonnier Lon West Sandra Palmer Deb Retard Kathy Postlewait Penny Hammel Silvia Bertolaccini Caroline Gowan Shirley Furlong Lynn Connelly Beverley Davis Jo Arm Wasnam Mmdy Moore Susan Tonkin Linda Hunt Dianne Dailey Atsuko Hikage Lyrm Stroney Laun Peterson Sham Turner Barbara Barrow Cathy Reynolds Senior Treasure Coast At Fort Pierce Fla 6 650yard par 72 Tourn Players Club Charles Don January $18563 Lee Elder $1 8 563 Ctn Chi 4063 Walt Zembrski $9 1 88 Gay Brewer $9188 Gary Player $9 1 88 Harold Hennmg $6483 Paul Bob 483 Billy Jim Ferree $5 231 1 Bruce 213 Orvifle Moody $4725 71 3 Miller Barber $4275 4 Gordon Gene Littler $371 3 Billy Arnold Palmer $3713 Ken Still $2 963 Ben Smith $2 963 George joe Jimenez $2 700 71-70 Art Sirverstrone $2 588 John Brode $2 475 75-71 George Dek King $2306 Jerry Barber $1 969 Mike Soucnak $1 969 7 0 Bill Collins $1 969 Ai Balding $1 969 Al Chandler $1 659 Dan Skes $1 659 Howie Johnson $1 463 7 Sam Snead $1 463 Dow Finsterwald $1 463 Doug 463 Buck 463 Julius Boros $1 266 Pete Brown $1 266 Lonei Charles Srrtord $1125 Gardner 125 George Bayer $984 Johnston $984 Ai Bessew $872 Fred Ted Kro $788 Fred Haes $731 76 Mike Fetchek $647 7 Art Wall $647 234 Washington Si NY Islanders 26 Pittsburgh 24 NY Rangers 24 New Jersey 16 GF 232 213 224 204 187 197 239 228 211 GA 167 185 193 192 187 257 184 190 194 199 207 2 Adams Division fore and after differ the accepted height shall be the lower of the two So the jump will be accepted as 19-5y2 not 19-5 as was announced late Saturday night The height was remeasured by field events referee Jack Milne who confirmed that the bar had moved off the pegs "Don't think I'm berating a world-record jump I just made" said Olson who supassed the mark of 19-5 set earlier Saturday by Sergey Bubka of the Soviet Union at Moscow "It feels very good to me "But that without a doubt was the worst jump I ever had at a world record I had a bad takeoff I hit way under and still made it" Poor form or not it was the fourth time this season that Olson had shattered the world indoor best and the 11th time of his 19 Associated Press EAST RUTHERFORD NJ -Leave it to unpredictable Billy Olson to set a world indoor best in the pole vault with what he called "a terrible terrible jump" In soaring to the greatest heights of his crazy-quilt career Saturday night in the Vitalis-US Olympic Invitational Track and Field Meet at the Meadowlands Arena Olson hit the bar on the way up It flew slightly into the air and when it landed back on its pegs its height was 19 feet 5 inches instead of 19-5'2 as it had been measured before Olson began his approach However the rules specify that after each successful record attempt the bar shall be remea-sured and if the measurements be 20 Montreal Quebec Buffalo Boston 23 22 26 Saturday's games AIR FORCE (47) Edwards 03 00 0 Clay 0-3 0-0 0 Hammond 1-12-4 4 Beer 4-8 2-2 10 McDonald 6-15 2-2 14 Lockwood 2- 4 1-3 5 Stmko 00 02 0 Mart 1-5 00 2 Kome 14 0-0 2 Sobotewski 0-0 1-2 Gulsvig t-5 3-4 5 Kimble 2-3 0-0 4 Totals 18-51 11-19 47 TEXAS-EL PASO (71) Bronson 1 -1 0- 0 2 Hardaway 2-4 0-0 4 Gates 2-4 1-2 5 Cotton 0-t MO Turner 0-1 1-1 1 Campbell 1-2 0-0 2 Smith 3-7 2-2 8 Jackson 34 2-2 8 Clanton 02 2-2 2 Stallworth 3-3 3-5 9 Hamilton 1-4 1-3 3 Fern 6-11 3-4 15 Washington 01 00 0 Richmond 5-6 2-212 Totals 27-51 17-23 71 Air Force 20 Texas-El Paso 35 Fouled None Rebounds Air Force 21 (McDonald 6) Texas-El Paso 31 (Richmond 9) Air Force 5 (Beer 2) Texas-El Paso 14 (Jackson 5) Total tous Air Force 22 Texas-El Paso 18 11791 BOSTON COLLEGE (75) McCready 7-14 7-7 21 Doherty 05 00 0 Gordon 24 4 Baros1019 3-3 23 Pressley 2-2 0-0 4 Hjetpe 14 0-0 2 Bowers 5-5 14 11 Benton 2-6 1-2 5 SBenton 1-1 00 2 Monroe 1-11-1 3 Meol 0-0 0-00 Totals 31-61 13-18 75 ST JOHN'S (7) Glass 11-14 2-3 24 Jones 4-7 7-7 15 Berry 2-7 3-4 7 Jackson 3- 7 7-9 13 Rowan 7-13 2-2 16 Hempel 4- 4 4 Brass 1-1 00 2 Bak 01 6-8 6 Shunna 00 00 0 Totals 28-51 31-37 87 St John 34 Boston Coll 32 Fouled McCready Boston Con 28 (McCready 8) St John 32 (Jones 8) Boston Coll 1 1 (Doherty 3) St John 16 (Jackson 10) Total touts Boston Con 26 St John 18 6008 CREIGHTON (58) Swam 5-12 0-0 10 Smith 34 6-8 12 Johansen 7-14 3-4 17 Edwards 3-6 2-2 8 Morns 5-13 2-2 12 Wood 00 00 0 Tolas 23-49 13-16 59 BRADLEY (71) Powell 3-6 02 6 Tnmpe 1-2 0-0 2 Williams 5-8 2-2 1 2 Les 6- 12 0-012 Hawkins 101 6 34 23 Bertolim 5-6 4-4 14 Thomas 1-2 0-0 2 Jones 24 0-04 Manuel 2-4 00 4 Wilson 0-10-0 0 Berry 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 351 9-12 79 Hatftime Bradley 41 Creighton 28 Fouled Out None Creighton 26 (Swam 5) Bradley 29 (Powell Hawkins 5) Creighton 15 (Edwards 8) Bradley 23 (Les I J) Total Creighton 13 Bradley 15 10 450 UK all-time leading scorers 1 Oanlssel 2138 2 Jack Givens 2 038 3 Kevin Grevey 1 801 4 Kenny Walker 177 5 Cotton Nash 1 770 6 Alex Groza 1 744 7 Louie Dampier 1 575 8 Mike Casey 1535 9 Ralph Beard 1517 1 0 Metvin Turpm 1 509 active 2' 6 2'9 Hartford CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Nom DMlon 60 53 49 Chicago St Lous Minnesota Toronto Detroit 35 29 238 204 214 261 284 228 205 212 262 257 Smythe DMlon Edmonton BO 54 41 40 39 Calgary 24 Vancouver 17 Los Angeles 17 Winnipeg 1 7 Late Games Not Included Vetrdy'i Game Quebec 4 Boston 3 OT Philadelphia 2 Chicago 2 iie New Jersey 6 Hartford 3 Buffalo 4 Edmonton 2 Winnipeg at Vancouver (n) Calgary at Los Angeles (n) Today' Gam Minnesota at Montreal 735 pm Tuesday's Game Minnesota at Toronto 7 35 Edmonton at Detroit 7 35 Vancouver at islanders 8 05 Boston at Chicago 8 35 pm Hartford at SI Lous 8 35 HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS The Interest Rate and Payments are FIXED FIRM AND GUARANTEED NOT TO RISE during the term of the loan Cash tor central air conditioning kitchen remodeling room addition new roof and more for your home MEN Standing Team Com All CumMtand 10 23-1 Union 11-3 13-11 Georgetown 104 21-5 Berea 10-5 16-6 oeviHe 9-5 12-13 CampOensviile 11 9-13 Clinch valley 3-12 7-19 Thomas More 2-12 4-23 Alee Lloya" 3-12 5-20 Scoring Player ichool Pte 'odd May Pikeviile 25 856 34 3 Jay Stenzei Berea 22 573 26 0 Bndgewaters Camp vuie 22 471 21 4 Hoboy Stuart Clinch valley 26 537 20 7 Ken Currens Georgetown 26 510 196 Hosnrns Carroll Pikeviile 25 485 194 Lenny Grace Union 24 418 174 Fiobtue flussell Alice Lloyd 25 420 16 8 Bob Daley CampBeiisville 20 324 16 2 Key MidoTeton Georgetown 26 411 158 Rebounding Player eettool Be Aug Todd May Pikeviile 25 425 17 0 Hob Daley CampbelisviHe 20 1 72 8 6 Bndgewaters Campviile 22 187 8 5 Jay Stenzei Berea 22 184 84 Kerry Hilt Alee Lloyd 25 198 7 9 Reggie Gravely Pikeviile 25 186 7 4 Tm Hoskin Union 24 1 77 7 4 Rob Stoss Clinch Valley 25 183 7 3 Kefth Current Georgetown 26 182 7 0 Les Farrar Clinch Valley 24 169 7 0 WOMEN Standing! Team Conl Cumberland 9-0 174 CampBeitsville 7-3 17-7 P-neviiie 54 IM Union 3-7 Ml Alee Lloyd 3-7 8-13 Georgetown 2-8 12-11 PLAVERS OF THE WEEK Cumberland's Garrett Gregory a 6-toot-6 umor from Cumberland Ky ttw week's men KIAC player of the week In three Indian wins Gregory scored 47 points pulled on 18 rebounds and was credited with tour assists and five blocked shots He hit 20 of 31 tield-goal attempts and was 1 Ot 10 from the tout line Women Gay Locke a 'i 0 lurwx forward ttvs week woman MAC player ot the weak fn two wins aha scored 34 points and coaected 26 rebound! 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