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Basketball St. 118, Alabama 88, North Carolina 58, Brigham Young 29, N. Carolina St. 18, Texas 12, Idaho 6, Clemson 5, Louisia na Tech 5, Ball St. 4, Colorado St. 4, E. Tennessee St. 3, Providence 3, Holy Cross 2, Virginia 2, Iowa 1, James Madison 1, Memphis St. 1, Southern 1, Wright St. 1 84 73 Tuesday's Games Milwaukee vs. Boston at Hartford, Conn., 7:30 p.m. New York at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Indiana at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Dallas at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Los Angeles Lakers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Monday's Games EAST Drexel 95, Liberty 72 George Washington 83, St. Joseph's La Salle 72, St. Peter's 59 Massachusetts 85, Vermont 70 N.C.-Wilmington 67, Navy 53 Penn St. 64, Lehigh 60 Syracuse 74, Seton Hall 65 Temple 81, St. Bonaventure 64 Towson St. 90, Md.Baltimore Coun ty 74 SOUTH Appalachian St. 73 Tn.Chattanooga 74 Auburn 79, Georgia St. 66 Campbell 68, Augusta 57 Chicago St. 63, Tennessee St. 61 Citadel 76, Davidson 66 Coastal Carolina 95, Erskine 61 Coll. of Charleston 76, Radford 63 Coppin St. 77, Morgan St. 64 Delaware St. 89, S. Carolina St. 88 E. Tennessee St. 99, W. Carolina 88 Florida AM 94, Jackson St. 83 George Mason 76, East Carolina 56 LSU 86, Mississippi St. 68 Md.E. Shore 81, N. Carolina AT 73 Middle Tenn. 80, Akron 76, OT MOREHEAD ST. 65, E. KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Monday's Games BOYS Bellevue 83, Augusta 66 Buckhorn 66, M.C. Napier 60 Clinton Co. 82, Monticello 56 Dike Combs 70, Fleming Neon 59 Fulton City 103, Palmersville 53 Lewis Co. 87, Deming 61 Middlesboro 104, Powell Valley, Tenn., 73 Orchard St. Chr. 78, Milford, Ohio, Chr. 77 Maysville St. Patrick 83, Ripley, Ohio, 72 Bath Co. 64, Deming 47 Belfry 62, Betsy Layne 61 Berea 58, Madison Southern 39 Boone Co. 35, Dixie Heights 34 Boyle Co. 61, Jessamine Co. 58 Bracken Co. 71, Augusta 38 Calloway Co. 62, Pad. Tilghman 50 Campbell Co. 59, Cov. Scott 42 Carlisle Co. 40, Reichand 36 Clinton Co. 79, Somerset 58 Conner 72, Erlanger Lloyd 39 Cov. Holmes 69, Newport 51 Cov. Holy Cross 51, Brossart 47 E. Hardin 59, Nelson Co. 47 Eastern Brown, Ohio, 43, Mason Co. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Signed Mitch Webster, outfielder, to a two-year contract. Named John Maroon media relations manager. KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Agreed to terms with Bob Boone, catcher, on a one-year contract. 58 MURRAY ST. 58, Austin Peay 55 NE Louisiana 97, Nicholls St. 77 North Carolina 87, Miami, Fla. 74 S. Mississippi 82, South Carolina 65 Samford 86, Cent. Florida 60 Southern U. 143, Xavier, NO 100 VMI 86, William Mary 66 Va. Commonwealth 70, Memphis St. 69, OT Winthrop 90, N.C.Asheville 89, OT MIDWEST Cincinnati 89, Alcorn St. 52 N. Iona 68, B. Illinois 54 Purdue 67, Northwestern 60 SW Missouri St. 88, W. Illinois 73 Wis.Green Bay 86, Cleveland St. 76 Youngstown St. 95, St. Francis, Pa. 85 SOUTHWEST Texas-Arlington 73, Prairie View 69 Texas-Pan American 79, Mo.Kansas City 78 FAR WEST UC Santa Barbara 82, Santa Clara 63 UNLV 105, San Jose St. 69 Utah 67, Texas Wesleyan 50 Wyoming 80, Air Force 60 Murray St. 58 Austin Peay 55 MURRAY ST. (58) — Pride 1-30-02, Ogden 6-8 3-415, Jones 4-7 6-7 14, King 4-8 3-6 12, Allen 3-13 0-06, Cable 2-7 4-49, Trotter 0-0 0-00, Smus 0-2 0-00. Totals 20-47 16-21 S8. AUSTIN PEAY (55) — Howard 1-3 0-02, J. Johnson 1-7 0-02, Brown 7-12 2-216, Tivis 7-15 0-0 17, Franklin 6-14 1-214, Busateri 0-0 0-00, Boykin 2-5 0-04, Jones 0-1 0-00, T. Johnson 0-0 0-00. Totals 24-57 3-455. Halftime—Murray St. 34, Austin Peay 22. 3-point goals—Murray St. 2-9 (King 1-3, Allen 0-2, Coble 1-4), Austin Peay 4-13 (Tivis 3-9, Franklin 1-3, Jones 0-1). Fouled out—Boykin. Rebounds—Murray St. 32 (Ogden, Cobie 7), Austin Peay 30 (Brown 7). Assists—Murray St. 12 (Allen 4), Austin Peay 10 (Tivis 5). Total fouls—Murray St. 13, Austin Peay 19. A—3,319. Morehead St. 65 E. Kentucky 58 E. KENTUCKY (58) — Davis 6-9 1-4 13, Sinclair 1-10 0-02, M. Smith 1-2 2-2 4, Reuben 5-12 0-0 13, Ross 3-93-59, Greathouse 4-10 1-2 10, Brown 1-10-0 3, Baker 1-12-34, Hughes 0-0 0-00, D. Smith 0-10-00. Totals 22-55 9-16 58. MOREHEAD ST. (65) — Roberts 4-5 1-39, Boyd 8-14 4-6 20, Bentz 2-40-04, Armstrong 6-11 2-217, Malone 2-5 0-0 4, Miller 3-6 0-07, Nichols 0-0 0-00, Matthews 0-0 0-00, Gainer 1-2 0-02, Tubbs 0-0 0-00, Wheeler 1-1 0-02. Tot als 27-48 7-11 65. Halftime score—Morehead St. 36, E. Kentucky 29. 3-point goals—E. Ken tucky 5-14 (Reuben 3-8, Greathouse 1-4, Brown 1-1, Sinclair 0-1), Morehead St. 4-10 (Armstrong 3-4, Miller 1-2, Boyd 0-2, Malone 0-2). Fouled out— None. Rebounds—E Kentucky 38 (M. Smith 11), Morehead St. 23 (Boyd 6). Assists—E. Kentucky 12 (Reuben 7), Morehead St. 16 (Armstrong 9). Total fouls—E. Kentucky 13, Morehead St. 17. A—3,750 est. AP Top 25 TEAM LEADERS Elkhorn City 58, Phelps 49 Estill Co. 55, Rockcastle Co. 39 Franklin Co. 58, Lex. Catholic 55 Ft. Thomas Highlands 61, Newport Cath. 43 Fulton City 68, Palmersville, Tenn., 66 Garrard Co. 61, Western Hills 59 Graves Co. 78, Murray 57 Hancock Co. 57, Grayson Co. $1 Henderson Co. 69, McLean Co. 48 June Buchanan 49, Lee Co. 41 LAUREL CO. 42, Clark Co. 40 Lex. Bryan Station 60, Lex. Tates Creek 34 Lex. Henry Clay 93, Hazard 55 Lincoln Co. 48, Casey Co. 41 Logan Co. 61, Hopkinsville 43 Lone Oak 70, Livingston Cent. 54 Lyon Co. 65, S. Hopkins 63, 20T M.C. Napier 74, Letcher Co. 50 Marion Co. 42, Bardstown Beth lehem 41 Marshall Co. 72, Mayfield 46 Monroe Co. 56, Heritage, Tenn., 51 Montgomery Co. 48, E. Carter 30 Monticello 53, McCreary Cent. 36 Nicholas Co. 82, Menitfee Co. 28 Notre Dame 56, Simon Kenton 37 Paintsville 63, Fairview 43 Paris 81, Harrison Co. 62 Pikeville 58, Johns Creek 40 Powell Co. 59, Jackson City 35 Richmond Model 48, Ky. SchoolA Deaf 34 Rowan Co. 54, W. Carter 48 Russell 59, Greenup Co. 38 Russell Co. 63, Wayne Co. 46 Shelby Co. 73, Scott Co. 52 Spencer Co. 46, Anderson Co. 40 St. Henry 75, Bellevue 47 Trimble Co. 78, Gallatin Co. 29 W. Hardin 71, Elizabethtown 53 Walton-Verona 72, Dayton 59 Wheelwright 40, Mullins 38 Williamstown 47, Beechwood 45 Woodford Co. 49, Lex. Lafayette 40 BASKETBALL National Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS—Placed Jon Koncak, forward, on the injured list. FOOTBALL National Football League CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed Derrick Gainer, running back, and Anthony Florence, cornerback. DETROIT LIONS—Named Len Fon tes and Lamar Leachman assistant coaches; Billie Matthews running backs coach, and promoted Dave Levy to offensive and defensive administrative assistant to the head coach. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— Named Gay Culverhouse vice presi dent of administration. HOCKEY National Hockey League EDMONTON OILERS—Recalled Eldon Pokey Reddick, goaltender, from Phoenix of the International Hock ey League. Sent Randy Exelby, goal tender, to Phoenix. LOS ANGELES KINGS—Recalled Ron Scott, goaltender, from New Haven of the American Hockey League. Recalled Carl Repp, goaltender, from Phoenix of the International Hockey League and reassigned him to New Haven of the American Hockey League WASHINGTON CAPITALS— Recalled Nick Kypreos, forward, from Baltimore of the American Hockey League. National League CINCINNATI REDS—Signed Keith Kaiser, pitcher, to a one-year contract. HOUSTON ASTROS—Agreed to terms with Danny Darwin, pitcher, on a two-year contract. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with Vince Coleman, outfielder, on a one-year contract. Bowling THURSDAY COFFEE LEAGUE Standings O'Dell’s Jewelry 57 -22% Judy's Girls 44% -35% Charlie's Angels 39% -40% Wilson's Plumbing 38% -41% Or.'s Park Apothecary 32 -48 S H Service 28 -52 HIGH TEAM SERIES—O'Dell's Jewelry, 2,378; Judy’s Girls, 1,994; Doctor's Park Apothecary, 1,904. HIGH TEAM SERIES HANDICAP— O'Dell's Jewelry, 2,996; Judy’s Girls, 2,861; Doctor's Park Apothecary, 2,804. HIGH TEAM GAME—O'Dell's Jewel ry, 808; O'Dell’s Jewelry, 801; O'Dell’s Jewelry, 769. HIGH TEAM GAME HANDICAP— Judy’s Girls, 1,011; O'Dell’s Jewelry, 1,004; Charlies Angels, 1,003. HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES—Nancy Payne, 504; Mary Ann Mills, 502; Shir ley McCracken, 486. HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES HANDICAP—McCracken, 618; Mills, 616; Ann Mullins, 611. HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME-—~Payne, 183; McCracken, 182; Mills, 181. HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME HANDICAP-——McCracken, 226; Mul lins, 223; Mills, 219. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Signed Bobby Thompson, second baseman, to a three-year contract. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION as a SCORING G 2Pt 3P1 FT Pts Avg EASTERN CONFERENCE Player, School Atlantic Division Chris Harrison, Tollesboro 16 125 55 118 583 36.4 Ww L Pet. GB Brian Burnett, Ninth O Bapt. 10 97 12 75 305 30.5 _— SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE 16 160 24 90 482 30.1 New York 30 16 652 Shannon Phillips, Bardstown Philadelphia 30 16 652 Standings Andre McClendon, Cov. Holy Cross Boston 27 TF 614 (Through Monday's games) 18 213 2 101 536 29.8 Washington 17 30 362 13% onference Overall 12 261 18 WL Pet. W L Pet. Curtis Shelton, Central City 13 83... 29 111 384 29.5 New Jersey 37 213 “” Alabama 700 16 762 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE Miami 10 LSU 700 17 810 Md Pet Central Division 600 13 684 Player, School 6 Art Detroit 33 14 702 Georgia Lucas Mills, Whitesville Trinity 18 4d 107 0.915 Chicago 28 17 622 Tennessee 600 1 579 17 92 84 0.913 Milwaukee 21 553 Kentucky 545 10 10 500 Kurt Young, East Carter Indiana 23 23 500 9% Vanderbilt 500 12 632 Jamie Cromer, Somerset 14 100 91 0.910 23 477 10% Auburn 400 13 381 16 130 118 0.908 Atlanta 21 12 368 Chris Harrison, Tollesboro Cleveland 20 24 455 11% Mississippi 11 8 579 Brad King, Casey County 14 52 46 0.885 Orlando 13 32 . 289 19 Miss. St. 364 3-POINT FIELD GOALS WESTERN CONFERENCE Florida 200 6 11 .353 Pet Midwest Division Player, School G Att Md Avg WL. Pet GB Daniel Brown, Nicholas County 17 204 80 4.7 0.392 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS San Antonio 31 13 705 (Through Saturday's games) CHARLEY BROUGHTON, LAUREL COUNTY Utah 31 14 689 ’” SCORING 19 183 76 4.0 0.415 Denver 25 19 568 Pts Aug 19 157 70 3.7 0.446 Dallas 24 22 522 Jackson, LSU 20 571 28.6 Todd Houston, Cov. Holy Cross Houston 21 24 467 10% 19 475 25.0 Tony Burn, Silver Grove 17 186 59 3.5 0.317 10 34 227 21 Glass, Miss 19 402 21.2 Chris Harrison, Tollesboro 16 134 55 3.4 0.410 Minnesota Kessier, Ga 18.7 Charlotte 35 186 22 Miller, Ky 20 373 REBOUNDING Pacific Division Burns, MSU 18 328 18.2 Player, School 6 Reb Avg L.A. Lakers 33 1 750 Green, Ga 18 309 17.2 6 84 14.0 Portland 33 12 733 ” Bell, Tenn 19 325 17.1 Jason Hagan, Ky. Country Day Phoenix 27 17 614 20 341 17.1 Mike Stacy, Madison Central 17 232 13.6 22 22 500 11 Battle, Aub 19 320 16.8 16 218 13.6 Seattle Houston, Tenn Kelvin Johnson, M.C. Napier Golden State 22 23 489 11% Hanson, Ky 20 326 16.3 Mike Sowers, Berea 13 175 13.5 L.A. Clippers 26 435 14 REBOUNDS Mark Stiles, Silver Grove 1¢ 228 13.4 Sacramento 12 33 267 21% Reb Aug Monday's Games O'Neal, LSU 20 234 11.7 New York 116, Miami 107 19 212 11.2 Lockhart, Tenn 10.5 Alabama 103 298 34.6 Philadelphia 114, Utah 89 Roberts, LSU 20 209 Washington 135, Golden State 129 Kessler, Ga 19 183 9.6 Auburn 90 247 36.4 Seattle 101, Charlotte 100 Glass, Miss 19 157 8.3 Florida 66 181 36.5 Cleveland 100, Los Angeles Clippers Davis, Fla 17 141 8.3 Kentucky 120 324 37.0 18 143 7.9 Mississippi 101 267 37.8 Burns, MSU 17 126 7.4 Tennessee 113 289 39.1 Caylor, Aub 94 239 39.3 Hanson, Ky 20 142 7A Mississippi St. Murphy, Miss 19 133 7.0 Vanderbilt 117 292 40.1 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE FGM FGA Pct Burns, MSU 129 206 62.6 119 200 59.5 O'Neal, LSU Roberts, LSU 130 226 §7.5 Cheatum, Ala 137 269 50.9 Glass, Miss 191 377 50.7 Kessler, Ga 128 263 48.7 Battle, Aub 128 265 48.3 199 413 48.2 Jackson, LSU Bell, Tenn 108 228 47.4 Hanson, Ky 115 246 46.7 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE FTM FTA Pct Jackson, LSU 125 138 90.6 50 86.2 Grant, Vandy Wilcox, Vandy 69 83 83.1 Hartsfield, MSU 55 67 82.1 Houston, Tenn 64 80 80.0 Carter, MSU 45 57 78.9 Cheatum, Ala 68 88 77.3 61 80 76.3 Gallon, Aub Glass, Miss 69 91 75.8 Kessler, Ga 137 183 74.9 3-POINT PERCENTAGE FGM FGA Pct 43 94 45.7 Bell, Tenn Draud, Vandy 54 128 43.2 Pelphrey, Ky 40 100 40.0 Brassow, Ky 30 75 40.0 Battle, Aub 42 108 38.9 32 83 38.6 Green, Ga 80 37.5 Hanson, Ky 30 Houston, Tenn 40 108 37.0 Askins, Ala 39 107 36.4 Jackson, LSU 48 135 35.6 ASSISTS No. Rvg Hartsfield, MSU 18 113 6.3 Woods, Ky 20 108 5.4 Waites, Ala 21 103 4.9 Cole, Ga 19 87 4.6 Houston, Tenn 19 85 4.5 18 76 4.2 Green, Ga Sanders, Ala 20 81 4.1 Gallon, Aub 20 81 4.1 Wilcox, Vandy 19 78 4.1 Devall, LSU 20 75 3.8 36 40 GIRLS Allen Co.-Scottsville 62, Pulaski Co. The Top 25 teams in the Associated Press college basketball poll, with first place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 4, total points based on 25-24-23-22-21-20-19- 18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7- 6-5-4-3-2-1 and last week's ranking. Record Pts Pvs Missouri (58) 21-1 1,617 22-1 1,561 Kansas (7) Arkansas 19-2 1,438 Duke 18-3 1,364 Georgetown 17-2 1,337 16-3 1,281 Syracuse 16-4 Michigan 1,113 Connecticut 19-3 1,073 13 UNLV 16-4 1,061 12 10 Purdue 16-3 1,013 11 LSU 16-4 14 11 12 Ilinois 16-4 866 13 Oklahoma 15-3 14 La Salle 16-1 795 15 15 LOUISVILLE 16-4 739 10 16. 14-4 634 17 Georgia Tech 17 Minnesota 15-4 566 19 18 Oregon St. 17-3 4399 21 19 UCLA 15-4 450 16 20 17-4 376 20 Loyola Mint. 17-2 298 23 21 Xavier, Ohio 22 Arizona 14-4 276 24 23 Michigan St. 17-5 257 24 St. John's 17-6 208 18 25 Indiana 14-5 147 22 Others receiving votes: New Mexico (Through Saturday's games) SCORING G Pts Aug 1855 92.8 LSU 20 Kentucky 20 1812 90.6 Georgia 19 1573 82.8 Mississippi St. 18 1452 80.7 19 1519 79.9 Tennessee Vanderbilt 19 1486 78.2 Auburn 20 1538 76.9 Mississippi 19 1443 75.9 Florida 17 1252 73.6 1490 71.0 Alabama 21 SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg Alabama 21 1264 60.2 Florida 17 1273 74.9 Georgia 19 1429 75.2 Mississippi St. 18 1384 76.9 Mississippi 19 1473 77.5 Vanderbilt 19 1498 78.8 20 1600 80.0 LSU Auburn 1605 80.3 Tennessee 19 1536 80.8 Kentucky 20 1771 88.6 OFFENSE REBOUNDS 6 Reb Avg LSU 20 929 46.5 Tennessee 19 752 39.6 19 745 39.2 Mississippi 19 742 39.1 Georgia Auburn 20 772 38.6 Alabama 21 797 38.0 Mississippi St. 18 674 37.4 741 37.1 Kentucky Florida 17 608 35.8 Vanderbilt 19 645 33.9 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE FGM FGA Pct 718 1385 51.8 LSU Florida 480 975 49.2 Mississippi St. 532 1096 48.5 Georgia $26 1107 47.5 Vanderbilt 486 1028 47.3 Auburn $63 1206 46.7 Alabama 554 1221 45.4 Tennessee 557 1233 45 554 1236 44.8 Mississippi 628 1446 43.4 Kentucky FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE FIM FTA Pct Vanderbilt 389 495 78.6 291 405 71.9 Mississippi St. Mississippi 239 336 714 Kentucky 332 467 71441 Alabama 279 394 70.8 422 598 70.6 Georgia 325 473 68.7 Auburn LSU 335 504 66.5 Florida 226 342 66.1 Tennessee 291 446 65.2 3-POINT PERCENTAGE FGM FGA Pct Georgia 99 245 40.4 Mississippi 96 246 39.0 Vanderbilt 125 321 38.9 97 257 37.7 Mississippi St. Florida 66 176 37.5 Tennessee 114 310 36.8 Auburn 87 242 36.0 224 631 35.5 Kentucky LSU 84 240 35.0 Alabama 103 299 34.4 DEFENSE REBOUNDS 6 Reb Avg Alabama 21 713 34.0 Vanderbilt 19 652 34.3 Florida 17 598 35.2 19 684 36.0 Georgia Mississippi St 18 658 36.6 LSU 20 740 37.0 Auburn 20 748 37.4 Tennessee 19 728 38.3 Mississippi 19 756 39.8 Kentucky 20 888 44.4 FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE FGM FGA Pct Alabama 466 1164 40.0 LSU $56 1382 40.2 Mississippi 496 1188 41.8 Florida 465 1044 44.5 536 1183 45.3 Georgia 507 1112 45.6 Mississippi St. Tennessee S63 1191 47.3 Auburn 595 1253 47.5 Vanderbilt 573 1198 47.8 624 1283 48.6 Kentucky FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE FIM FTA Pet Alabama 229 347 66.0 Auburn 325 488 66.6 Tennessee 297 442 67.2 Georgia 269 398 67.6 Mississippi St. 276 403 68.5 LSU 328 477 68.8 Vanderbilt 235 338 69.5 Florida 277 387 71.6 Kentucky 403 563 71.6 Mississippi 380 523 72.7 3-POINT PERCENTAGE FGM FGA Pet Georgia 88 263 33.5 LSU 160 463 34.6
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