2C Friday, January 13, 1S39 FOR THE RECORD The News-Leader THE LATEST LINE Park Board Central at Ozark DARTMOUTH 12 Cornell ARMY 2V4 lona NHL Favorite Goals Underdog NEW JERSEY M'j Islanders WASH. Vi-1 Edmonton VNCOUVR Even-Vi Winnipeg SUPER BOWL XXIII Favorite Points Underdog San Francisco 7 Cincinnati The odds ore provided by Gannett News Service and Jim Feist Sports and Gaming, Lat Vegas, Nev. Horn team In CAPS NBA Favorite Points Underdog Milwaukee 8 MIAMI PHILADELPHIA 2'z Atlanta DETROIT 12 Washington CHICAGO 3V4 Denver PHOENIX 14 Sacramento LA CLIPPERS 1 Golden St LA LAKERS 3'i Cleveland COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Point Underdog HARVARD 6 Columbia TODAY'S MATCHUPS 2, Brvan Beattv, SMS, 1:45.82 3, Dovid Dolrymple, NLU, 1:45.94. 50 freestyle Troy Francis, SMS, 22.03 2, Eric Pease, SMS, 22.12; 3, Tom Highsmith, NLU, 22.79. 200 individual medlev 1, Claxlon, NLU, 1:57.73 2, Mike McKinnev.
SMS, 3, Scott Jones, NLU, 2:01.07. One-meter diving 1, Derek McCreo, SMS, 252.15; 2, Jim Moore, SMS, 218.48; 3, Todd Jones, SMS, 201.55. 200 butterfly 1, Thayer, NLU, 1:58.97 2, Paul Steppanb, SMS, 1:59.59 3, Jell Haseltlne, SMS, 1:59.91. 100 freestyle 1. Krueger, NLU.
47.55 2, Beattv, SMS, 48.49; 3, Dolrymple, NLU, 49.25. 200 backstroke 1, Gleson, NLU, 2, Matt Thompson, SMS, 3, Jones, NLU, 2:04.84. 500 freestyle 1, Loyfield, NLU, 2, Anderson, SMS, 3, Reichert, SMS, 4:49.64. Three meter diving 1, Moore, SMS, 256.35; 2, McCreo, SMS, 222.16; 3, Todd Tamplin, NLU, 194.25. 200 breaslstroke 1, Cloxton, NLU, Richard Hannum, NLU, 3, Andy Ellsworth, SMS, 2:16.5.
400 freestyle 1, SMS, Beoftv. Dru Shiner, Nick Borchers, Bryon Vonce), 2, NLU, 1 SMS 3:15.71. Records SMS 6-1, NLU 6-4 High school boys At Public Schools Pool Team score Glendale 112, Hlllcrest 59 Individual results (All race distances given in yards) 200 medlev 1, Glendale (Bryon Wright, Jacob Reynolds, John Hawkins. Aaron Lyons). 2, Glendale 3.
Hlllcrest, 2:10.57. 200 freestyle 1, Oaniel Dudley, Hlllcrest, 2, Carv Hawkins, Glendale, 3, Don O'Halloron, Glendale, 4, Mark Mihale-vlch, Glendole. 5, Jeff Woodward, Hlllcrest, 2:24.65. 200 Individual medley 1. John Brown, Hlllcrest, 2, Jim Mun-sey, Glendale, 3, Reynolds, Glendale, 4, Andrew Cummlngs, Hlllcrest, 5, Joe Wan-tuck, Glendale, 3:05.85.
50 freestyle 1, Lyons, Glendole, 25.37 2, Tim Hagertv, Glendale, 25.50; 3, Joe Thompson, Glendale, 26.21; 4, Richie Gates, Hlllcrest, 28.52; Kent Eagleburger, Hlllcrest, 28.83. One-meter diving 1, Lance Tins-lev, Glendale, 144.3; 2, Steve Turri, Glendale, 136.9; 3, Chris Zinn, Glendale, 110.95; 4, Chris Horton, Hill-crest, 105.85. 100 butterfly 1, Case DeCollier, Glendale, 2, Cummings, Hill-crest, 3, Gates, Hlllcrest, 4, Clay Anderson, Hlllcrest, Pat Hogerty, Glendale, 1:41.56. 100 freestyle 1, Jay Miholevlch, Glendale, 55.48; 2. Tim Horton, Hill-crest, 58.16; 3, O'Halloron, Glendale, 4, David Horton, Hlllcrest, 5, M.
Miholevlch, Glendale, 1:08.98. 500 freestyle 1, i. Hawkins, Glendole, 5:20.76 2, Dudley, Hlllcrest, 3, Lonce O'Neill, Glendole, 4, Woodward, Hlllcrest, 5, C. Hawkins, Glendole, 6:41.45. 100 backstroke 1, T.
Horton, Hlllcrest, 2. Wright, Glendole, 1:05.76 3, D. Horton. Hlllcrest, 4, DeCollier, Glendale, 1:20 54 5, P. Hagertv, Glendale, 1:24.97.
100 breaslstroke 1, Reynolds, Glendale, 1 10.68; 2, Brown, Hillcrest, 3, Thompson, Glendale, 4, Rav Burroughs, Glendale, 5, Glenn Luzzotto, Hillcrest, 1:30.05. 400 freestyle relay 1, Glendale, (Lvons, J. Miholevlch, Wright, J. Hawkins), I Glendale 3, Hillcrest, 4:15.96. HOCKEY Prairie View 84, SE Louisiana 66 Rondolph-Mocon 91, Kutztown 57 S.C.-Spartanburg 76, Froncis Marion 69, OT Salisbury St.
77, Shenandoah 74 Samtord 77, Centenary 63 St. Paul's 72, Shaw 69 Union, Kv. 78, Compbellsvllle 72 Virginio SI. 81, Dist. of Columbia 68 Washington Lee 102, Roanoke 86 MIDWEST Anderson, Ind.
78, Goshen 71 Cent, Ohio 85, Ohio Dominican 65 Dana 80, Peru St. 76 Dayton 74, Detroit 73 Doane 105, Kearney St. 81 Drury 82, Missouri Baptist 49 Evangel 88, Gracelond 73 Ferris St. 95, N. Michigan 78 Findlav 73, Rio Grande 56 Franklin 109, 107, OT Grand Volley SI.
98, Michigan Tech 85 Illinois 103, Wisconsin SO Indiana Tech 78, Bend 72 Indianapolis 83, Lewis 77 Kv. Weslevon 72, Wayne 63 Loyola, III. 92. Xavier, Ohio 83 Marian, Ind. 98, Manchester 83 Marietta 85, Muskingum 78, OT Mavville St.
76, N.D. Science 73 McKendree 94, Mac Murray 83 Michigan 98, Minnesoto 83 Midland Lutheran 95, Briar Cliff 84 Nebraska 71, N. Illinois 56 Ooklond, Mich. 103, Lake Superior St. 75 Principio 96, Sanford Brown 76 Siena Heights 86, Spring Arbor 67 St.
Louis 99, Butler 72 Tarkio 82, Culver-Stockton 67 Tri-State 84, Bethel, Ind. 81 Urbono 109, Bluffton 88 Valley City St. 89, Jamestown 77 Walsh 76, Lake Erie 72 Wayne, Mich. 85. Hillsdale 79 Wichita St.
71, Drake 57 SOUTHWEST Rock 112, Houston Baptist 73 Arkansas Tech 81, Harding 63 E. Texas Baptist 95, LeTourneau 62 Hendrlx 133, Henderson St. 129, 20T Lamar 68, Oral Roberts 67 Longston 75, Phillips 56 Oklahoma Baptist 108, NE Oklahoma 69 S. Arkonsas 76, Ouachita 72 U. of the Ozarks85, 49 FAR WEST Arizona St.
72, Oregon 70 College women At Lamoni, Iowa EVANGEL (67) Bruzelius 10-24 3-5 23, Sparks 0-4 34 3, McLaughlin 5-10 04 10, Johnson 2-5 7-10 11, Aaron 4-102-3 10, Northup 1-20-1 1 WInslow 1-30-12, Alexander 2-2 2-2 6, Groseclose 0-1 0-1 0. Totals 2145 17-27 67. GRACELAND (59) Bishop 5-9 6-10 16, Elmers 1-5 1-7 3, Bennett 6-13 24 15, Crowell MO 6-10 10, Nace 5-9 1-4 11, Bruce 0-3 0-1 0, Gal-broith 1-3 2-2 4. Totals 20-52 19-35 59. Halftlme score EC 29, Grocelond 26.
Total fouls EC 26, Groceland 23. Fouled out Johnson, Northup, Bishop. Technicals none. 3-polnt goals none. Rebounds EC 26 (Bruzelius 9), Gracelond 37 (Bishop 13).
Assists EC 9 (Johnson 61, Grocelond 10 (Elmers 3). Turnovers EC 19, Gracelond 30. A 100. High school boys At McDonald Area Pleasant Hope trosh (71) Mull-ings 15, Fisher 9, Haslip 8. Kibbv 26, Fergersun 3, Crowell 6.
Hanson 2, Floyd Greenwood Irosh (26) Co-day 3. Mazzella 10, Plnegar 2, Copecl 1, Marsh 10. FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT At Branson First round Rogersvtlle irosh 43, Republic frosh 28 Second round Bolivar trosh 66, Buffalo frosh 45 At Catholic Forsvth frosh (28) Cummlngs 5, Hodges 9, Chambers 6, J. Williams 3, Reynolds 4, B. Williams Catholic frosh (46) Couthenour 4, Sheridan 10, Paul 4, Marino 10, Cessell 6, Jock-son 4, Lowe 6, Swisshelm 2.
High school girls At Central Joplln (39) Rllev 15, Hlcklin 8, Northrup 5, Parker 4, Houston 4, Brill 2, Moron Central (34) B. White 13, J. White 8, Hawthorne 7, Manier 4, Wallace 2. Greenwood (141 Cardln 6, Boone 5, Ummel 2, Evans Reeds Spring (16) Corbiin 6, Cupps 5, Short 1, Mills 2, Tolar 2. At Forsvth Catholic (25) Vogel 5, Coughen-our 2, Powers 2, Borr 6, Boird Forsvth 16) Aley 2, Moore 2, Peebles 5, Isaacs 7.
At O'Reilly Gym B'Teom 68, Ozark Bank 37 O'Reilly Automotive 83, Ozark Fitness 59 Scotty's Lumber 91, Woolsev Fisher 54 NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. GB New York 23 11 .676 Philadelphia 16 15 .545 4i Boston 16 17 6Vi New Jersey 13 21 .382 10 Washington 11 21 .344 11 Charlotte 9 25 .265 14 Central Division Cleveland 25 6 .606 Detroit 21 10 .677 4 Atlanta 21 12 .636 5 Milwaukee 19 11 .633 5'i Chicago 18 14 .563 IVt Indlono 9 23 .281 16' WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet. GB Houston 21 12 .636 Utah 21 14 .600 1 Denver 19 14 .576 2 Dallas 17 15 .531 3Vi Son Antonio 10 23 .303 11 Miami 3 30 .091 18 Pacific Division A. Lokers 22 12 .647 Phoenix 20 13 .606 IVj Seattle 19 13 .594 2 Portland 19 14 .576 2'l Golden State 14 16 .467 6 Socramento 9 21 .300 11 A. Clippers 10 24 .294 12 Thursday's Games New York 106, Charlotte 69 Boston 106, New Jersey 103 Washington 106, Miami 100 Houston 116, Portland 106 Utoh 1)5, Son Antonio 91 Seattle IX, Dallas 95 GOLF Bob Hope Classic Brod Brvont Fred Couples Blaine McCol lister Jim Benepe Paul Azlnger Jeff Sluman Peter Jacobsen Tom Kite Bernhard Longer Mark Colcavecchio Gory Koch Ted Schulz Sondv Lvle J.C.
Sneod Jay Den Blake Scott Verplonk Lonnv Wodkins Jodie Mudd Jim Gallagher John Mahoffev Don Reese Tim Simpson Corey Pavin Lor en Roberts Kenny Knox Craig Stodler Bobby Wodkins Lennie Clements Bill Glasson Hal Sutton Buddy Gordner David Ogrin Rocco Mediate Bob Lohr Fuzzy Zoeller Bobby Clampett Donnie Hammond Dan Halldorson Bill Brltton Mark Lve Dick Masl Don Poolev Sam Rondolph Bob Tway Mark Brooks James Hailet PAYNE STEWART Chip Beck Hubert Green Howard Twittv Shown McEntee Steve Elkington Ed Flori Webb Heintzelman 6748-135 65- 71-136 70-66-136 68-68-136 6948-137 6948-137 67- 70-137 6849-137 70- 68-138 71- 67-138 68- 70-138 70-68-138 7048- 138 7147- 138 68-70-138 70-68-138 68-70-138 7246-138 66- 72-138 7049- 139 68-71-139 68-71-139 7049139 i 7346-139 68- 71139 7445139 7148- 139 7049-139 7347-140 69- 71140 7149- 140 68-72-140 70- 70-140 68- 72-140 69- 72-141 70- 71-141 73-68-141 70- 71-141 71- 70-141 70-71-141 7447- 141 72- 70-142 72- 70-142 73- 69142 7349142 7448- 142 70- 72-142 71- 71-142 73-70-143 72- 71-143 72-71-143 72-71-143 70-73-143 72-71-143 SWIMMING College men At Baton Rouge, Lg. Team scores Northeast Louslono 123, Southwest Missouri Stole 120 Individual results (All race distvancet given In vords) 400 medley relay 1, NLU, (Bernie Glesoa David Cloxton, Bryon Thayer, Robert Krueger), 2. SMS, 3:36.5. 1000 freestyle 1, Chris Loyfield, NLU, 2, Jason Anderson, SMS, Skeebo Reichert, SMS, 9:54.89. 200 freestyle 1, Krueger, NLU, VARSITY TIPOFF: 8 p.m.
RECORDS: Central 3-9. Ozark 9-3 PROBABLE STARTERS: CENTRAL Terry Smith, 6-0 Chip Brown, 5-1 1 Mike Tadlock, 6-6 Keith Allen, 5-10 Sean Mabins. 5-10 OZARK Greg Kellogg, 6-1 Doug Serven, 6-5 Rusty Medearis. 6-5 Darin Roberts, 5-10 Jason Howser. 5-10 jr.
WHAT TO WATCH: More bad luck tor Ozark's Tigers. After going the tirst two weeks of the season without Howser, who was out with a broken collarbone suffered in football, the Tigers lost leading scorer Michael Roussell Tuesday after the 6-3 junior broke his hand in a non-sports accident. Roussell was averaging 13.7 points. "I'm guessing he'll be out four to six weeks," Ozark coach Terry Writer said. Writer will search for more offense out of Serven and the guard duo of Roberts and Howser.
Medearis could also provide a spark, after scoring 21 points in a win at Buffalo Tuesday. Ozark hosts a Central squad that has to be one of the best 3-9 teams in the state. The Bulldogs showed signs of breaking a season-long slump with an 81-49 whipping of West Plains Saturday in The Pit. Allen had 30 points in that game and leads the Bulldogs with a 23-point average. "Everything went pretty-well lor us against West Plains," Central coach Bill Hogue said.
"Defensively we played well." Central's harrassing full-court press led to a 29-4 first-quarter lead over the Zizzers. K.C. Paseo at Glendale VARSITY TIPOFF: 8 p.m. RECORDS: Paseo 6-5; Glendale 12-1 PROBABLE STARTERS: PASEO Leonard Lewis, 6-5 Derrick Clopton. 6-3 Fred May.
6-6 Larry Lewis, 6-3 Eric Avery, 6-1 or Marcus Gant, 5- 9 GLENDALE Tyler Rullman, 6-6 Scott 6-3 Eric Nelson, 6-2 Michael McClain, 5-10 Todd Arbeitman, 5-10 sr. WHAT TO WATCH: Glendale woo over Nevada Tuesday, with Rullman scoring 25 points and grabbing five rebounds. The Falcons have put together two solid defensive efforts in wins over Hillcrest and Nevada, and look to continue that trend against the quick, Anthony Peeler-less Pirates. Is there lite after Peeler for the Pirates, who lost their former star to the University of Missouri? "There's life after anybody," Paseo coach Willie Bowie said. "We just might not be as good, but there's life after anybody." Lite's swell at home, anyway.
Paseo is in Kansas City, but 1-5 on the road against powerful toes. The Pirates have lost at Vashon, Jefferson City and to Poplar Bluff, Louisville Central and Maiden in the Poplar Bluff Tournament. Larry Lewis, May. Clopton and reserve guard William Donahue average between 10 and 15 points for Paseo. K.C.
Southeast at Hillcrest VARSITY TIPOFF: 8 p.m. RECORDS: Southeast 4-7. Hillcrest 4-7 PROBABLE STARTERS: SOUTHEAST Rodney Dickerson, 6-4 Andre Parks, 6-5 Adonis Guein. 6- 5 Wayne Carter. 5-10 Twydal Love.
5-8 HILLCREST Mark Matthews, 6-3 Clint Gazette. 6-2 Jamie Robinson, 6-3 David Hicks, 5-11 Corey Taylor, 5-10 sr. WHAT TO WATCH: A fitting matchup between the Knights and Hornets. Both have had problems with injuries, disciplinary actions, and have suffered because of it. "Our problem is we haven't been able to play the same five in any game," Southeast coach Lee Durham said.
"We've had injuries and a lot of problems. We can't get any kind of consistency because we can never get a solid combination doing anything." And now from Hill-crest's Nate Quinn, who had seniors John Williams and Brian Obregon quit last week. "We'll play some juniors some, and if that doesn't work out, we'll look at some sophom*ores," Quinn said. "We're trying to find some kids who want to play. We re going to play our best kids." Taylor and Matthews average 18 and 11 points, respectively, to lead Hillcrest.
Carter scores 16 points and Parks around 10 per game for the Knights. Neosho at Kickapoo VARSITY TIPOFF: 8 p.m. RECORDS: Neosho 8-5, Kickapoo 9-3 PROBABLE STARTERS: NEOSHO Rob McDonald, 6-2 Gabe Carrell, 6-4 Brad Mears, 6-3 Joey Caulk, 6-1 Chad Marion, 6-0 KICKAPOO Phil Johnson, 6-5 Dan McCool, 6-1 Pat Vedder, 6-5 Jason Wyrick, 6-1 Brock Sanders, 6-0 sr. WHAT TO WATCH: Kickapoo's Chiefs have won five in a row, Including a 61-48 win over Central in The Pit last Friday led by Johnson's 22 points Neosho beat Webb City 71-70 in overtime Tuesday. "I know Kickapoo's got a bunch of good shooters and Johnson's a heck of an athlete," Neosho coach Denny Chenoweth said.
"Kickapoo seems to be a club on the upswing right now." The Chiefs hope to continue their tear, particularly since this is their last contest before next Thursday's Bass Pro Tournament of Champions opener against North Babylon, N.Y. "We felt like, even back when we were drawing for the of that we had Central and Neosho left," Kickapoo coach Roy Green said, "and we felt like we needed to win those two going in to keep a little momentum going." Neosho receives between 10 and 13 points per game from Marion, Mears and Carrell, while Johnson paces the Chiefs with a 15 point average and McCool adds 12. Reeds Spring at Greenwood, 6:30 p.m. NBA Atlonto at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. Mllwoukee ot Miomi.
6:30 p.m. Washington at Detroit, 7 p.m. Denver at Chicago, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. Cleveland at L.A.Lokers.9:Xp.m.
Golden Slate at L.A. Clippers, p.m. NHL New York Islanders at New Jersey, 6:45 p.m. dmonton ot Washington, 7 :05 p.m. Winnipeg at Vancouver, 9:35 p.m.
MISL San Diego ot Dallas, 7:35 P.m. Baltimore ot Tocoma, 9:35 P.m. Stevenson 271 Lost BOvs 481 and 906. JrSenior Stephanie Schoenhofer 155 and 407; Toby Foster 217 ond 587; Team NO. 3 588 ond 1707.
Lucky Lodies Linda O'Connor 191 and Undo Pryor 532; National Art Shop 865 and 2432. Homebuilders Chuck Stapp 242 and Kirbv Baker 671; All-State Lighting 820 ond 2839. Handicap Buddy Hughes, Richard Bizilli and Dennis Hathaway 246 and Hughes 690; Trailner 1023 ond Jarvis Healing 2824. Frisco Women France Eftlnk 225 ond 546; Specialized 831 and 2304. Sundowners Chris Young 252 and 650; DTD Dryage 948 and Snap-On Tools 2653.
Frisco Men Rod Thomas 235 ond Greg Bilyeu 624; Sunnvland 1066 ond 3045. Lodies Classic Jo Lowson 223 and Norma Stockslil 560; Mexican Villa 961 and 2603. Wednesday Morning Ladies Gail Jones 212and Carolyn Carr 535; Little People 644 and Strike Outs 1933. Top Pins Helen Harvill 204 ond 553; Right Combination 644 and 1692. Sherm's Mixed Melody Kaiser 214 ond Abbv Crippen 563; Tom May-hew 222 ond 571 WCS 691 ond 1942.
HOLIDAY LANES Holidavettes Sharon Stocve 206 and Tara Booth 552; Happy Hookers 845 ond 2377. Twilight Richard Snow 222 ond Dave Jackson 551; Ballew Saw 869 ond Springtield Engineering 2498. CHEROKEE LANES Early Birds Jo Ann Ireland 197 ond Shirley Hopkins 523; Bowlettes 635 ond BMA 1810. Twilight John Morton 201 and Billy Clayton 543; Leonne Eslerline 191 ond Ardelle Morton 486; Something Dirty 659 and 1785. Industrial Ron Blevlns 228 and 615; GraHitis 878 and 2485.
Thursday Night Handicap Tom Hlghfill 226 and Ron Melton 571; Mc-Kinney's Grocery 898 and 2501. CENTURY LANES Club 55 Paul Bromer 197 and Jim Morrison 553; Audrey Mahaffey 241 ond Belly Budd 511; Rams 713 6nd Four Hits ond a Miss 1825. Nixa Scratch Bill Sutter ond Dovid Larson 236 and Rich Peters 674; Sherry Levesque 202 ond 572; Sutter Welding 797 ond 2301. Lodies Night Out Shirley Sullivan ond Debbie Brawley 195 ond Shirley Mullln 521; We Could Care 722 ond 1933. VOLLEYBALL Park Board Al Oak Grovt Dovco Belters 15-15, Northside Christian 7-9 Back For The Kill 15-15, Slomdig-gers 7-3 Blockbusters 15-15, SMS VBC 3-11 Buenos Nachos 15-15, Six Pock 10-7 College Men's basketball Baptist Bible at Mid-America Bible, p.m.
Swimming Southwest Missouri State ot New Orleans, p.m. Wrestling Southwest Missouri State ot Drake, Des Moines, 7:30 p.m. High school Bovs basketball Central ot Ozark, 6:30 P.m. Kansas City Poseoat Glendale, 6:30 p.m. Kansas City Southeast at Hillcrest, 6:30 p.m.
Neosho ot Klckapoo, 6:30 p.m. Kansas City Eost at Parkview, 6:30 p.m. Forsvth ot Catholic, p.m. Brown, 5-4; 119 Jeff Jack won bv forfeit; 125 Mike Goillond won bv fortelt; 130 Sean Stephen won bv forfeit; 135 Sam Foncher won bv forfeit; 140 Brice Taylor pinned bv Donnie Browning, 145 Dusty Smith tied Shawn Lindeman, 9-9; 152' John Dobbins pinned John Gar-lepy, 160 Brent Fryer dec. Vernon Filzmaurice, 164; 171 James Howe won bv forfeit; 189 Albert Resendes won bv forfeit; Heavyweight Steve Howe won bv forfeit.
Joplin 48, Hillcrest 30 Records Joplin 6-2, Hillcrest 1-7 At Glendale Glendale 38, Central 26. Individual results (Glendale wrestlers listed first) 103 Josh Dimmitt won bv torfeit; Mike Bellamy tied Sean Don-son, 5-5; 119 Brent Horrell dec. Mel-vin Wilson, 12-8; 125 Scott Von-Gelder pinned Mike Meyer, 130 Glendole forfeited to Kendrlck McGill; 135 Lee Rlshell ded. Wade Hughes, 7-0; 140 Brett Kent pinned John Temple, 145 Joson Con-over dec. Jav Wang, 54; 152 Kevin Forner pinned bv Steve Hamilton, 160 David Adair pinned D.L.
Lawrence, 171 R.C. Blvstone dec. Jeff Holstein, 13-8; 189 Glendole forfeited to Jamie Clark Heavyweight Glendale forfeited to Jeff Scheld. At Parkview Kickopoo 36, Parkview 29 Individual results (Kickopoo wrestlers listed first) 103 Klckapoo lortelted to Don Parke; 1 12 Joel Frankland dec. Jason Sweeton.
2917; 119 Chris McGlnnls tech. fall over David Mono-co, 18-2; 125 Rvon Plymote won bv forfeit; 130 Brent Elliot pinned bv Mark Ruggles, 135 Tony Oiullo pinned by Grant Lonham, 140 Adam Kahrll won by forfeit; 145 Scott Clark pinned bv Shone Horned, 152 Luke Hagle won bv forfeit; 160 Jason Bappe pinned Bill Hefner, 171 Darren Sullivan pinned by Stephen Fischer, 189 Joe Ivory pinned by Darren Cor-nog, 1 Heavyweight Trov Holl won by forfeit. Kickopoo 41, Parkview 26. BOWLING SHERM LOLLAR LANES Slow Starters B. Johnson 268 ond 636; Carol Stever 217 and 536; Lee Service Center 685 and 2011.
Merry Jacks Bobbie Stokes 214 ond Beverly Crapenhoft S48; Four O'Clocks 635 ond 1767. Bowling Belles Lucille Page 222 ond 591; Ten Pins 650 ond 1859. Sherm's Gals Wondo Owen 213 ond Debbie Foster 582; UPS Downs 714 ond 1950. Pepsi II Karl Stevenson 132 ond 263; Toby Newcomer 145 and Matt BASKETBALL College men At Wtlwr Gvm MISSOURI BAPTIST (49) Mcnwv 6-Z? 19, Wright 0-1 0-0 0, Tavlof 12 Towns 2 15 3-4 7, Peav 6-16 17, Bell 0-1 0-0 0, Spears 0-0 0-0 0, Glenn 2-60-2 4, K. Williams 0-1 M0.
Totals 17-66 12-16 49, DRURY (12) Carson 1-14 16, Allen 1-10 1-2 7, Cheadle 5-700 10, J. Williams 1-J 00 2, Kuti 1. de Almeida 5 0-0 10, Boswell 1-3M 3, Oetling 0-20-00, Warren 4-9 04 8, Faulkner 1-3 2, Pier-sawl 0-3 0-0 0, Zomaani 3-6 0-0 6, Kremlins 1-1 3-4 5. Totals 37-78 7-11 82. Halttime Drurv 40, Missouri Baptist 22.
Total fouls Missouri Baptist 9, Drurv 14. Fouled out none. Technicals none. 3-poinl goals Missouri Baptist 3-18 (Mensev 1-4, Towns 0- 7, Peav 24, Bell 0-1 Drurv 1-8 (Carson 0-1. Boswell 1-1, Oetting 0-2, Warren 0-1, Piersowl 0-2, Zomogni 0-1).
Rebounds Missouri Baptist 40 (Mensev, Glenn 10 each), Drurv 53 Cheadle 13) Assists Missouri Baptist (Belt 3), Drurv 27 (Williams, Kuti each). Turnovers Missouri Baptist 20, Drurv 13. A 1,354. At Lomoni, Iowa EVANGEL (N) Grandstaft 8-17 1-1 25, Poulson 1-1 0-0 1 Moron 5-9 0-0 10, Pitts 5-9 3-4 13, Beckett 3-9 04 7, Barnes 2-2 1-2 5, D. Loneenbahn 443-511.
lohoie 3-3 3-4 9, N.Lon9enbohn 1-3042, TarpevJ404 Totals 3547 11-16 88. GRACELAND (73) Holbrook 4-9 2-2 13. Jarvis 1-2 04 2, Humphrey 2-9 2-4 7. Wlllev 3-11 9, Norton 5-11 8-9 18, Muetzel 3-10 54 11, Schroeder 2-86-7 11, vdmon 0-1 04 0, Gray 1-4 04 2. Totals 21-56 26-32 73.
Halttime score Evangel 43, Gro-celond 37. 3-poinl goals Evangel 7-13 (Grondstatt 6-11, Pitts 0-1, Beckett 1- 1), Groceland 5-19 (Holbrook 34, Humphrey 14, Willey 0-1, Schroeder 1-5, Eydmon 0-1. Total fouls Evangel 25, Groceland 11. Fouled out none. Technical touls none.
Rebounds Evongel 35 (O. Longen-bahn 10), Grocelond 35 (Norton 7). Assists Evongel 25 (Grandstatf 8), Grocelond 8 (Humphrey 2, Gray 2). Turnovers Evangel 17, Grocelond IS. A ISO.
HOW THE TOP TWENTY FARED How The Associated Press Top Twenty college basketball teams tared Thursday: 1. Duke (124) did not play. 2. Illinois (144) beat Wisconsin 103-80. 3.
Oklahoma (13-1) did not play. 4. Syrocuse (14-3) did not play. 5. Iowa (13-1) did not play.
6. Michigan (14-1) beat Minnesota 9843. 7. Georgetown (11-1) did not plav. I.
North Carolina (14-2) did not ploy. 9. Louisville (11-2) did not ploy. 10. Missouri (13-3) did not ploy.
II. Nevodo-Las Vegas (11-2) did not plav. 12. Arizona (9-2) vs. Oregon State.
13. Seton Hall (14-1) did not ploy. 14. Florida State (11-11 did not plav. 15.
North Carolina Slate (10-1) beat Coastal Corolino 9749. 16. Kansas (13-2) lost to Miomi, Flo. 87-66 17. Tennessee (11-1) did not plav.
18. Ohio Slate (11-3) did not ploy. 19. Georgia Tech 10-2) did not plav. 20.
Providence (134) beat Central Connecticut State 105-55. THURSDAY'S SCORES EAST Albany, Y. 67, Montclair St. 64 Brandeis 71 Chicago 69 Canlslus 99, New Hompshire 72 Clarion 87, Point Park 65 Clarkson 85, St. Joseph's, Maine SO Coast Guord 68, Gordon 57 Dickinson 82, Lebanon Vol.
67 Duouesne 89, Rhode Island 74 Falrleigh Dickinson 89, Long Island U. 74 Holy Cross 72, Folrlleld 70 Juniata 75, Susquehanna 70 King's, Y. 93, N.Y. Maritime 79 Kings Point 115, Vossar 79 Kings, Pa. 76, Drew 70 Lo Salle 86, Fordham 73 Lock Haven 88, Mercy, N.Y.
74 Loyola, Md. 86, SI. Froncis, NY 83 Mass-Boston 86, Bridgewoter- 81 Monmouth, N.J. 92, St. Francis, Pa.
87 N. Adams St. 9J, 5E Massachusetts 78 New Poltz St. 94, Daniel Webster 51 Perm SI. 79, George Washington S3 Providence 105, Cent.
Connecticut St. 56 Robert Morris 88, Wagner 82, OT Rochester 67, Washington, Mo. 64 Rutgers-Nework 87, Wm. Paterson 70 Solem St. 104, Clark U.
102 Siena 101, Niogara 76 St. Rose 73, Mount St. Mory, N.Y. 69 St. Vincent 89, Pitt.
-Bradford 63 Stony Brook 79, Southampton 70 Temple 89, Massachusetts 68 US. International 94, Monhotton 73 West Liberty 98, Wavnesourg 97 Worcester Tech 89, Worcester St. 66 Yale 111, Sworthmore 74 SOUTH Auburn-Montgomery 75, Athens St. 61 Belmont 92, Trevecco Naiarene 79 Bethune-CookmoneO, Cent Florida 55 Bridgewoter, Vo. 56, E.
Mennonite 47 Bryan 94, Tenn. Weslevon 86 Campbell 76, Averett 62 Carson-Newman 97, Covenont 66 Citadel 65, Coll. of Charleston 58 Columbus 82, Tuskegee 81 Cumberland, Ky. 61, Berea 58 Eckerd 84, Nova 73 Emory 8, Henry 105, Lynchburg 76 Erskine 106, Cent. Weslevon 57 Florida Southern 100, Molne-Far- mlngton 51 Go.
Southwestern 83, Piedmont 63 Gardner-Webb 82, West Georgia 79 Georgia St. 92, Texas-Son Antonio 73 HomptonU.97, Elizabeth Clly St. 95 Hordln-Slmmons 46. Mercer 43 Kentucky 69, Florida 56 i Lee 109, King, Tenn. 95 Limestone 68, Bristol 81 Livingston St 80, William Corey 59 Louisiana Coll.
108, Swoggart Bible S3 Loulslona Tech 72. Middle Tenn. 71 Miami, Flo. 87, Kansas 86 Milllgon 96, Clinch Valley 82 Mississippi Col. 70, Delta St.
67 Moreheod St 99, Short 80 Morehouse 105, Miles 83 Morgan St. 67, Coppin St. 65 N. Corolino St. 97, Coastal Carolina 69 N.
Kentucky 100, Kentucky St. 89 N.C. Weslevon 73. Newport News 66 Newberry 103, Wofford 86 1 North Alobomo 98, 80 Old Dominion 90, N.C. Charlotte 79 NHL Thursday's Games Montreal 5, Boston 3 Buflalo 6, Chicago 5 Philadelphia 7, Quebec Pittsburgh 9, Minnesota 2 St.
Louis ot Los Angeles, (n) WRESTLING High school At Hillcrest Joplin 63, Hillcrest I Individual results (Joplin wrestlers listed first) 103 Joson Sells inned Rusty Powers, 112 Chris Jack dec. Tim ShrineLumpe, Howard, Smith to enter Hall of Fame K.C. East at Parkview VARSITY TIPOFF: 8 p.m. Junior high boys At McDonald Arena Rogersville 7th (28) Camron 2, Dietrich 2, Fischer 6, House 10, Keltner 4, Rust 2, Smith Greenwood 7th (16) Burnett 6, Froehlich 4, McQueory 2, Dexter 1 Findley 2. -At Catholic Forsyth 7th (19) Herndon 7, Henderson 3, Gvger Catholic (371 Gray 5, Dorrance 12, Lobenz 1, McClernon 4, Luzecky 6, Gallogher 2, Clotselter 4, Williams 3.
Forsyth 8th (431 Blevlns 11, Mathews 2, Sorenson 13, Miller 9, Ashlord Catholic 8th (46) McNomoro 4, Schlueter 2, Dressier 4, Fry 2, Myers 16, Messerly 14, Wilson 2, Helhering-ton 2. (40T) EIGHTH GRADE At Rogersville Second round Fair Grove 35, Catholic 14 Marshtield 41, Buffalo 20 Republic 32, Rogersville 31 Nixo 49, Willard 18 SEVENTH GRADE Wednesday late gome At Reed Pershing 7th (50) Samuels 16, Feuerbacher 5, Dailey 2, Roberts 10, Ames 15, Grow Reed 7th (44) Anderson 22, Williams 10, Miles 2, Robblns 3, Thomas 7. Pershing 7th 48, Reed 7th 23. Junior high girls Republic Tournament At Republic Consolation Willard 8th 36, Ozark 8th 12 Bolivar 8th 16, Branson 8th IS Semifinals Rogersville 8th 39, Republic 8th It Marshtield 6th 23, Buffalo 8th 22 Saturday's ponies Consolation Willard vs. Bolivar, 5:30 3rd Republic vs.
Bulla- lo, Championship Rogersville vs. Marshtield, 7:50. FROM PAGE 1C came the first American to win a gold medal in Pan-American Games cycling. Smith won the Masters Tournament in 1934 and '36, posting a total of 31 PGA victories and was a member of the Ryder Cup team eight times from 1929-43. Pro at the Detroit Golf Club for 18 years, he died Oct.
15, 1963 at the age of 55. A native of New Athens, 111., Her-zog played with Lumpe on the Fort Leonard Wood Hilltoppers in the early 1950s before an eight-year career as an American League outfielder. He's managed six divisional champions, three each at Kansas City and St. Louis. Siebern with Lumpe in basketball at SMS and in baseball in the New York Yankee chain.
The St. Louis native played 12 years in the American League and lived across the street from Herzog in Independence, before moving to Florida several years ago. Stetina, seven times national cycling champion, graduated from the University of Indiana in 1978 as a Phi Betta Kappa and now is product manager for the Shimano American Corporation Bicycle Components Division. He resides in Mission Viejo, Calif. Reynolds was the first telecaster to interview Howard, then a Glendale High School student, and plans a video presentation of the latter's career.
Mrs. Benton and her husband, Robert, are members of the Detroit Golf Club and she is the author of Smith's biography, The Velvet Touch. The last 200 copies of the book will be available for sale and autographing at the banquet. Talbot started playing golf with Smith here about 1920 and followed his career while serving as a pro for many years. Hamra sajd that telecaster Tom Mast will serve as master of ceremonies for the banquet and that brevity will be a watchword.
"I want to assure everyone attending that we'll have them home in time for the 10 o'clock news," he added. Tickets for the banquet are on sale at the of office at $25 each. In addition, sponsorships are sold for $100 each with the money donated to youth organizations. The first two banquets resulted in a total of $8,000 donated to youth organizations for use in purchasing equipment. RECORDS: East 5-8, Parkview 7-4 PROBABLE STARTERS: EAST David Wallace, 6-4 Charles Johnson, 6-1 Bryan Alexander, 6-1 Damon Canada, 6-0 Levi Butler, 6-0 PARKVIEW Justin French, 6-5 Todd Miller, 6-1 Keith Hutcherson, 6-7 Chance Allen, 5-7 Josh O'Riley, 5-11 sr.
WHAT TO WATCH: Both the Bears and the Vikings have recovered from early problems to look better in recent weeks. Parkview has been idle since posting a 53-' 52 win at Joplin on French's 15-foot buzzer-beater. Coach Ron White said the week off gave the Vikings a chance to refine their defensive skills. "We've really worked hard on defense, and I think our ballclub is about ready to settle In and make a stand on the defensive end," White HubbardSMS junior guard decides to leave team FROM PAGE1C sons. Last season she ranked third in Gateway Conference assists with five a game and her season total of 129 assists is the sixth best single-year mark by an SMS player.
Nelson has averaged seven said. "We have not done a good job of doing that in the first half of the season." East is recovering from the loss i ot 6-5 senior Lamar Riddett, a 13 points per game scorer, to disciplinary problems over the Christmas break. Wallace has boosted the offense, averaging 16 points. Forsyth at Catholic VARSITY TIPOFF: 8 p.m. RECORDS: Forsyth 7-4, 2-1 in Greene County League; Catholic 6-5, 2-0 PROBABLE STARTERS: FORSYTH Damon Thomas, 6-1 Clark Brougher, 6-3 Bryan Simmons, 6-3 Brent Blevins, 6-1 Randy Tennison, 6-0 CATHOLIC Lance Crayton, 6-1 John Meese, 6-3 John Baltes, 6-5 Bruce Swisshelm, 6-1 Joel Heman, 5-10 jr.
WHAT TO WATCH: Catholic must shake off the effects of a hair-raising overtime win at Stoutland to dive back Into Greene County League action. Forsyth's lone league loss was an overtime setback at Greenwood. The Panthers beat Ash Grove 77-53 In a league game last Friday, with Blevins leading the way with 28 points. Catholic relies on a balanced scoring attack keyed by Crayton, Meese and Swisshelm, "We're not rebounding very and that's going to be a key against Forsyth," Irish coach Mike Carson said. "They've got a little size." Reeds Spring at Greenwood VARSITY TIPOFF: 8 p.m.
RECORDS: Reeds Spring 1 -1 1 0-2 in Greene County League; Greenwood 7-3, 1-1 PROBABLE 8TARTERS: REEDS SPRING Matt Kirech, 6-2 Robb Luken, 6-2 Larry Maloney, 6-3 Kelly Coleman, 5-7 Tommy Nash, 5-9 GREENWOOD Brian Shoemaker, 6-2 ar Brian Bingham, 6-0 Jeff Grevlllius, 6-4 Chris Jones, 5-10 Brad Farrar, 5-10 soph. WHAT TO WATCH: Greenwood's annual lengthy winter vacation comes to a halt tonight when the Bluejays face Reeds Spring. The 'Jays have been off since losing to Hartville In the Blue and Gold Tournament Dec. 28. "We went back to work Monday, and naturally you don't.
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The call costs Cents for the first minute and 35 cents tor each additional minute. mer starter, forward Kimberly Scoggin. Burnett said Grossman, a starter in three games last season, apparently has left school. She said Grossman had moved out of an apartment she shared with junior center Susan Pockrandt, had gotten her transcripts and said she was engaged to be married. Grossman, who played at Wells-ville-Middletown High in Wells-ville, had SMS career highs of 10 points and seven rebounds.
Scoggin, who did not return to SMS last semester for "personal reasons," has re-enrolled and is supposed to move back to Springfield this weekend from her Kansas City home. Scoggin, a 5-foot-8 junior forward from Hickman Mills High School, started all 26 games last season, averaging 13.1 points and five rebounds and 30 minutes playing time. Burnett said she doesn't know if Scoggin would get much playing time "because we're doing so many different things this year." have on fan support for the Lady Bears. "I'm Just concerned for my team right now," she said. She also is unsure how the situation will affect the players.
"There is really nothing we can do. I know some of them visited with her," Burnett said. "Ronda came in and did a really good job for us most of the time," Hubbard said. "She had played early. She had done a good job in certain aspects of the game, and there were certain aspects that, as in any player, needed to be improved.
I visited with her about some specific skill situations." Burnett said she believed Hubbard could have improved on those situations "if she had wanted to." She said Hubbard's chief attributes were "her hard work and her court leadership." The Bears apparently also have lost 6-foot-1 junior center Heidi Grossman, who was sitting out the season after undergoing knee surgery, but may have regained a for 3L 3j Hubbard ngi a oss to Bradley University on Monday night at Hammons Center. Sophom*ore guard-forward Kris-ten Denmon, who started earlier this season at the small forward Bpot, will serve as Nelson's backup, Burnett said. Burnett said she's unsure what effect Hubbard's departure will Section credits Pag design by: Steve Koehler Headllnet by: Koehler Editing by: Steve Koehler, Brent Lawrence.
