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mm B-4 Saturday, March 1 5, 1 980 Green Bay Press-Gazette SCOREBOARD NBA standings Basketball scores sports schedule CStr CflBkjrillC Anemic divum Class At Meweskum West Milwaukee 70, Lomlro 4) Boston 14 Pet. 1 rninoeipnio si New York 5 WoiMngton New Jflfm 41 caotrel DMJm TODAY Pre Boys Basketball: WIAA Class ASS Sectional finals Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena Pro Otrts Basketball: WIAA State Tournoment (Wisconsin Fleldhouse) Pre Bars Gymnastics: WIAA Slot Tournament (Waukesha South) Prep tnt Gymnastics: WIAA State Tournament (Waukesha South ond Vl 10 Basketball Atlanta 45 San Antonio Mi; Houston 3 Indiana 34 49 Cleveland 4) Detroit 1 WvftWH CWtttrftMCt MMwtst DtvWM Koran city 41 a MllwoukM 41 31 Denver 44 Chicago 95 41 Utah 22 SI El AmmIm ut UmIiwb Dma Im QmrrmntlM Cmttimr. .341 .170 .341 p.m.); Peevvee AA Invitational Tournament (BCYICbeglningatla.m.) SUNDAY Pre Basketball: Konsos City vs. Mllwouk (Milwaukee Arena, 1 p.m.) Hockey: Green Bay Bobcats at Hennepin, (first game of best-of-three UtHL semifinal playoff); Peewee AA Invitational Tournament (BCYiq, Seconor 72. Tomerwwk 71 AtBeuCloIr Arcodlo Caoott 66 as sMSAeBueketoheo MI WWWIVVpwIVv Elkhornal, Lake Mills 41 AtWiiconiWOeits Vlroojua Morkeian 55 At PtattevIM -Prolrle du Chlen 60, Mount More 12 CjossC At MtoftMnt Elcho4, Coleman 44 At Cross Central Altoona SO, West Salem 41 At WWt Mflojf Kohlor 72, Pordoovllle 0 At WVlltWBtSif Waterloo 47, Bornevld41 At) lleje gate, pj I As Ettgor 105, rblo-SconolnavIo 57 At Pseetevlll West Orant 60, North Crawford 15 (2 at) Olrti pacific DKIWM Lot Anwkn aeonie WIAA TOURNAMIMT POVS -7.

tectlonol semifinals CknsA At Oroen Boy Cllntonvllle 51, Green Boy loulh-wttt43 Manitowoc 75. Do Par 41 AfCudohy Cudahv 52, Mllw. Hamilton 59 At Janesvilt Porker Jonesvill Craig 72, Watortown 60 At Madison La Fetlette Madison La Follott Madison Wait 57 At West Bend Sheboveon South 61. Beaver Dam 51 At West Allls Central West Allls Control el. New Berlin Elsenhower 51 Milwaukee North 42, Milwaukee Washington 51 At Whltefish Say Monomoneo) Falls North 66.

Cedorb-ure4 Sussex Hamilton 72, Milwaukee Riverside 41 AtMorshfieM Wautau Wool 52, Wisconsin Rapids 40 At Oshkosh MonaohaTl, Neenati55 At Sou Clair Eau Clair Memorial 54, Rice Lake 44 (ot) AtBaroboo Sparta 44. Portoee 56 At Racine Horllck Oak Creek 72, Racine Case 51 AtMukwonaoo MukwonaaoSV, Oelavon-Darlen 51 .711 Ml iVi .450 .451 It .907 Mark darts rnotnu 24 San Dies 34 40 Portland 33 40 Golden Stat a 52 rwn't Stum Atlonto M. Boston 17 Son Antonio 111, Detroit 101 Indkmo PtiiledelpMo 4 Wasnineton fl. Houston Srani 122, Chicago 101 MllwoukM 130. Portland 1M Dtnvor at Lot Anaelei.

In) San Antonio at Clovtland After two weeks on the road, the National Invitational Tournament returns home to Madison Square Garden next week with four surviving teams that offer fans a blend of cage attractions. Illinois and Minnesota will represent the tough, physical Big 10 style of play, while Nevada-Las Vegas should be the darling of the fans who love run-and-gun basketball. And, for an individual star, Virginia offers 7-foot-4 wonder freshman Ralph Sampson. The pairings have Illinois and Minnesota tangling Monday night, followed by Virginia and Nevada-Las Vegas in the second game. The championship will be' played Wednesday night.

Former Southern Methodist University coach William "Sonny" Allen has been named head basketball coach at the University of Nevada-Reno. Villanova University has officially joined the Big East Conference, a move Conference Commissioner Dave Gavitt called "the completion of the Big East roadmap." The Wildcats offer the league exposure in Philadelphia, the nation's fourth largest television market. Football CHtlt A NeenahM, watortown 2f Stevens Point 51, Oreaon 41 -Class Eosle River 42, McFarland4t Cuba City 10, AloomaM Cktttc Ooklleld6, Po4n60 -Lena 52, Hurley 41 Boston at Mow York Portland at Ctiicooo pnotnlx at San Dlooo Sunday's Oomn Indiana at Atlanta at Detroit 'Phoenix at Los A we let Kansas Citr at Milwaukee New York at Washington San Antonio at Now Jersev Utoh at Golden Stat San Dleao at Denver PhUodeMtHa at Cleveland Soviet Olympic gold medal winners Natalia Linichuk and Genadi Karponosov. Swiss teen-ager Denise Biellmann won the short program Friday at the" world figure skating championships, but Olympic champion Anett Poetzsch of East Germany remained in the overall lead. Defending champion Linda Frati-anne of the U.S.

was in third place, despite having to skate on a sore ankle. The VS. figure skating team, following advice from the Carter administration, will not join an international star tour of Europe and the Soviet Union next month. The tour had been arranged by the International Skating Union. Auto racing Darrell Waltrip and Bobby Allison, a pair of Grand National stock car stars, head a field of 12 of the world's leading drivers taking part in the International Race of Champions series finale tonight at Atlanta International Raceway.

Waltrip, aiming to become the first NASCAR driver to win the series championship, leads the point standings with 23 going into the final event. Allison is right behind with 20 points, followed by defending champion Mario Andretti with 18. Buddy Baker's 166.212 average speed Friday was good enought to nail down the pole position for Sunday's Atlanta 500 Grand National stock car race. Baker edged out Neil Bonnett and Cale Yarborough by more than two miles in the qualifying runs. Sports on TV Transactions Baseball TODAY 11:10 12 Wisconsin Symposium Fishing SUNDAY: Aflernoeei Danny's Do Drop Iran 45-11; New Franden Sllen 34-21 3H-AI 32-24; Millie's 30-24; ID-Howl 2S-2t; Metro Park 25-31; Chris Dave's 20-M; Rod's Little Bit of Texas 1M7; Amvets ISM.

Night Lou 11-0; Metro Potock 11-25; Por-ter's-Jamki 2S-20; Bev's 27-21; Metro Irish 27-21; Red's Little Bit of Texas 25-21; Ray-Foot 22-24; Ltosoang's 20-21; Ray-Tom 10-20; Porter's-Davg 12-21; Johnnies Potlsh 11-11; Rav-JoAnn 2. MONDAY: Men I Tricky Dicks H-lt; Runway 12-24; New Fronken Stein 11-25; Porter's 30-24; Lou's 10-24; Gerry's Hotel 27-20; Pickled Ego-Rick 24-12; Pickled Egg-Jerry 12-44. Men II A III Stan's 15-21; Marco's 14-22; Cometot-Tom H-23; Boston's 10-24; Ray's 24-M; Two Doors Down 24-30; Star Guord-Cnet 24-12; Harry's 24-24; Nit Deposit 21-15; Com lot-Jeff 10-2. Wwnen I Stan's-Jun 36-20; Stan's-Jeon 20-27; Stan'tvMlckv 25-21; Metro Park 25-21; Star Guard-Mary 24-24; Hide Awav 10-21 Nits 1t-N; SO-Yard Lin 1-14. Women Star Guard-Ann 42-14; 42-14; KVR-Sondl 34-22; I M-Sheila 14-22; Bos-ten's 10-26; I.

M-GInda 10-26; Gerry's Hotel Bar 20-27; Chris I Dove's 2t-2t; June's 24-M; Surf 25-11; Metro Pork 22-14; KVR-Bcky 20-34; Lefty's 14-40. TUESOAY: Men I Surf 40-14; Metro-Gary 10-17; Star Guard-Terry 12-24; Lou's Luno-Oick 10-24; Vieowx's 24-10; Watering Hole 24-10; Marco's 24-12; Boston's 22-14; L1M 21-15; Lou's-Todd 20-16. Mm Nit Dposlt-Oav 41-15; Star Guard-Red 34-20; Ray's 33-23; Nit Denoslt-Dan 11-25; AmVets-Scott 27-20; Stan's 24-12; Metro Park-Mlk 24-12; Danny's Uoo Drop Inn 22-14; Eoad's 22-14 Sml- Vine 17-31. THURSDAY: Men I Stan'v Mik 41-15; Metro Park-Dan 14-22; TGW-Mtro Park 10-26; Johnnies-Polish 20-27; tton's-Mark 27-20; Star Guard 27-21; Llesgana's 25-11 Surf 22-33. Moos Udg 22-34; Stan's-Dsnnis.

Mm II I 1 44-12; Lou's 30-17; Batten's 12-24; Tuxedo 10-24; June's 21-28; Bev's-John 20-20; Bev's-Tom 24-12; Ray's 23-13; Nlte Deposit 17-41; Red's Little Bit of Texas 14-40. Women I Amvets-Barb 10-17; Marcie's-Cathy 15-21; Harry's 27-20; Stan's 27-20; Amvets-Lvnn 26-X; Smllev's 25- 31; Tricky Dicks 23-33; New Fronken Stein-Srwila 22-34. Women 11 333 33-23; Amvets-Holly 10-26; Barn 10-26; Ray's 20-27; Vleaux's 2t-2t; Red's Little Bit of Texas 24-10. A M-Nancy 24-12; Amvets-Pot 24-12. Women III Chris 4 Dave's 15-21; Marce's-Judy 12-24; Watering Hole 27-21; Kozy Inn 24-24; Star Guard 23-25; Northside 23-33; Danny's Pizza 23-25; New Fron-denstef-Fav 21-15; Terminal 17-15; 50-Yard Line 15-17.

AST SIDE: Monday Men T.T.'s II 10-4; Knight Gallery 16-12; The Den 24-22; The Bar 23-25; Mr. Jerry's 20-21; T.T'S I 11-30; Bill A Tess's 16-12; 614 14-14. Monday Women Fat Albert's 27-5; First Mat 20-20; Sebastians 11-22; Bochelor II 17-15; Knight Gallery 6-24. Tuesday Msn Bill 4V Tess's 25-15; Hydrant 22-18; First Mote 11-22; Lyric Lounge 17-21; Mr. Jerry's 14-11.

Tuesday Women Other End 25-7; Hydrant 20-20; Sebov tlons I 11-22; RivXro Lanes 14-11; Sebastians II 11-21. Wednesday Men T.T.'s 37-11; Fat Alberts 13-15; The Bar 2S-20; Mr. Jerry's II 23-25; Other End I 21-27; Mr. Jerry's 1 10-21; Bill Tess's 12-21; Other End II 11-37. Thursday Men Bachelor's II 36-12; Knight Gallery 21-12; Th Pub 23-25; BASEBALL Notional Looom MONTREAL EXPOS Traded Duffy Over, catcher, to the Detroit Tigers tor Jerry Manuel, Infktlder.

NEW YORK METS Signed Joel Youngbiood, outfielder, to a three-year contract. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Purchased the contract of Joe Pettlni, in- fielder, from the Montreal Expo. BASKETBALL National Satkttboll Association DETROIT PISTONS reactivated Kent Benson, center. Placed Earl Evans, forward, on the Inlured list. COLLEGE IDAHO STATE Announced resignation of Nancy Shay, women's basketball coach.

NEVAOA-RENO Named William "Sonny" Allen head basketball coach. By the Associated Press Friday's Results Detroit Philadelphia 1 Houston 5, Montreal 2 Toronto 0, St. Louis I Kansas City 4, New York (A) 1. 10 Innlnes Chicago (A) 1, Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 5, Boston 0 Los Angeles 4, Texas 2 Atlanta 5, Baltimore 0 San Francisco 8. Chicago (N) 5 Milwaukee 5, Oakland 4 Tolvo Wholes 7, Cleveland 5 Seattle Nevada-Las Vegas 2 Saturday's Gomes Detroit vs.

Boston at Winter Haven, Fla. Kansas City vs. Texas at Pompono Beach, Flo. Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dune-din, Fla.

Minnesota vs. Montreal at Daylong Beach, Flo. Chicago (A) vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach, Fla. Los Angeles vs.

Houston at Cocoa, Fla. St. Louis vs. New York (N) ot St. Petersburg, Fla.

Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh at Bro-denton, Fla. tan Francisco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz. Chicago IN) vs.

Milwaukee at Sun City, Arli Oakland vs. San Diego at Yuma, Ariz Seattle vs. California ot Palm Springs, Col. Baltimore vs. New York (A) at New Orleans 12:00 11 TV-II Bowling 12:10 3-5-12 NCAA Basketball 1:00 4 High School Basketball Class Championship WIAA Girls' Basketball 2:00 7 Roland Martin Fishing 1:00 2-7 Oorol Golf Open 1:00 a Sports Afield 1.30 6 Oorol Golf Open (JIP) 4:00 2 NEW.

Championship Bowling 4 00-4-7 Sports Spectacular Wide World of Sports 4:00 11 High School Basketball Class Cnampionship: Valders vs. Woutoma 6:00 6 High School Basketball Class Championship wiaa Girls' Basketball Championship 0:00 11 High School Basketball Class A Championship 1 1 :00 1 1 Ail-Star Wrestling SUNDAY 1 1 00 2 America's Athletes 12:00 9 Virgil Ward NCAA Basketball 6-7 Sports Spectacular 12:30 2 Fishin' Hole 1:00 2 Roland Martin Fishing 1 0-11 Superstore 1:30 2 Sports Afield 2:00 2 Hal Lindner Fishing Symposium 2:15 4-11 International Boxing: Vlto Antuofermo vs. Alan Mlnter 2:10 7 Virgil Word Oorol Golf Open 1:30 0-11 Wide World of Sports: World Figure Skating Championships and World Team Motorcycles on Ice Championship Boxing lev's 20-14. wwnen I Mllllo's 36-20 NCAA-II Smlloy 32-24; June's Sebastians 17-22; Bar 14-24; Other vi Lrasgano iu-jj; diu Ansci zi-js; iv-jw. Roy's 20-2 Women II Danny's Doo Drop Inn 17-10; Amvets 14-20; Pickled Michigan football coach Bo Schem-bechler said Friday that five Wolverine players, supposedly kicked off the team for drug violations, have, in fact, only been suspended indefinitely.

The suspensions, including starting starting quarterback B.J. Dickey, have nothing to do with any criminal acts according to a statement released by the Michigan sports information department. The National Football League's annual meeting closed quietly Friday with only one unresolved problem, namely what to do with Al Davis and his Raiders that want to leave Oakland and move to Los Angeles. Commissioner Pete Rozelle said he had no idea when the multiple court cases involving the move would be settled, but Davis said he thought the matter could be resolved in two to three weeks. Figure skating NHL standings Scotland's Jim Watt successfully defended his World Boxing Council lightweight championship Friday by flooring Charles Nash of Northern Ireland four times in the fourth round before the referee stopped the fight.

Egg 33-23; Two Doors Down-Pat 27-20; Star Guard-Lorl 25-11; Two Doors Down-Llndo 20-28; Hid Away 14-42. Ceuplei Stan's-Chuck 12-1; Kelly's 11-17; Danny's Doo Drop Inn 25-23; Stan's-Linda 23-25; Vleaux's 10-20; Watering Hole 14-24; Red's Little Bit MoLttonol Mfnltlnols At Springfield, Mass. Virginia Union 7t, Florida Southern New York Tech 72, North Alabama 6 Today's Games ConsolatkM North Alabama (22-M vs. Florida Southern (26-5) New York Tech (26-2) vs. Virginia Union (25-4) Pelrlct OKIsieJi I-PWkl 45 7 14 at Texas 14-34.

WIDNCSOAY: Mosters Joke's- NY isknders 11 5 0 Amvets 45-11; Gerry's Hotel Bar 17- Attotta 30 35 Wrestling 10; stons 30-26; Danny's Doo Drop Inn wosrton mJ 24-10; Hide Awav 24-10; Eooels Sisyrlti Wvlslo PIS OP OA 10 20 20 75 142 237 73 232 221 72 232 116 54 224 252 77 Iff 202 40 220 228 57 lit 347 St 254 2M 45 204 341 41 111 271 30 21 Roy's 23-31; Smllev's Mel's Coin. Men I Klly's 15-21; Marco's 34-22; Vancouver Ston's-Oennls 11-17; Kozy Im 25-11; Ednwriton KVR 25-31; Canard's 22-24; Ston's-Jim Colorado 13-35; Watering Holt 7-17. Men II Winnipeg Smlley 37-10; Chris Dave's 12-24; Salvation Army tournament U.P. Scores NCAA 79 21 11 22 34 13 21 37 12 17 40 It IS 41 II Wales Con fere net Adams Divine 41 17 11 40 It 10 If 34 14 30 33 5 23 35 0 ttorrts DlfhkM Defending champion Iowa and Big Eight powers Iowa State and Oklahoma each had four wrestlers still in he running Friday after the quarterfinal round of the NCAA wrestling championships at Cor-vallis, Ore. Oklahoma heavyweight Steve Williams upset Kentucky's Harold Smith, but Cal-Bakersfield's undefeated lightweights Joe Gonzales and John Azevedo kept their slates clean.

Buffalo Boston Minnesota Toronto Ouebec -Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Hartford Rays-Fred 31-25; June's 27-20; Red's Little Bit of Texas 27-21; Surf 27-20; A 25-21; Ace HI 25-23; Goal Post 23-21; Rov's-Tom lt-ll. Women I Stan's 34-20; Danny's Doo Drop Inn 28-21; Smllev's A Sharon's 27-21; BB's24-22; Harry's 25-23; Nlte Deposit 24-24; Ac HI 22-24; Smlley's-Shirley's 10-20; Pickled Egg 17-11. Women II Bev's 3A.ni Rummv 11.17- ruB 97.90. UUr. 3 244 111 764 303 72 24.

220 45 241 275 55 201 141 00 271 41 341 2tt 42 211 251 42 250 254 5 212 240 Fat Albert's 10, Dave's Inn 70 Fort Howard Hot Shots 7t, Jake's Bor77 Play-Mar Lounge 12, FMC It Dove's Stoggtr Inn 100. The Bounty Bombers 60 Oneida Worriors 11, Dirty Don's 72 Pot Thompson Insurance 117, Schultz Pharmacy 60 41 a 1 'A Hungarian couple, Krisztina Re-geeczy and Andras Sallay, ended a 10-year Soviet domination by winning the world ice dancing championships Friday at Dortmund, West Germany. They skated an exciting free program to upset UPPER MICHIGAN Class Gladwin 62, Kingsford SO Class Manlstique 61, L'Anse SO West iron County 6S, Westwood 52 Class Rapid River 67, White Pine 54 wen-Trout Creek 77, Norway 60 Regional semifinals East At Philadelphia Iowa 11, Syracuse 77 Georgetown 74, Maryland 61 Midwest At Houston Louisville 64, Texas ASM 55 34 25 32 24 34 33 Detroit tef 's 25-21; 50-Yard Lin 11-22; Groo -Cimehed division title Mill St. Bernard's, St. Agnes tops in city mi Brewers get first victory SUN CITY, Ariz.

(AP) Don Money's double in the sixth inning drove in Sixto Lezcaho with the winning run as the Milwaukee Brew young stars hip Celtics Atlanta (AP) Ar- spurs 113 mond Hill scored four Pistons 102 straight field goals for At- PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) lanta, the last with three George Gervin scored 12 of seconds left, to give the his Eame-hieh 29 noints in Oestlche, Shannon Wood. 15-11: Kevin Longton, 200 free, 200 butterfly, 100 bock; Terrl Mennen, 200 free. CMmCOpm 11 and under: Beth Allcox, 50 freestyle; Jay Delters, 50 breastrok. 11-12: Wendy Peterson, 100 free, TOO I.M.; Erie Oestlche, 200 I.M.; Mark Nelson.

SO fro. 11-14: Dean Ihlenfeldt, 400 1.M. 15-11: Jim Ryder, 50 tree, 400 1.M. The De Pere Little League is in need of coaches and assistant coaches. Anyone interested is asked to contact league president Jack Van Enkenvort at 902 S.

Superior St. in De Pere. The league, which opens play on May 18, will have an organization meeting on March 24. Pat Belson won the 11-12 division by making four of 12 and Scott Fergus hit six of 12 to win the 9-10 division. Jodi Schadrie made six of 12 to win the girls 9-10 division.

Lisa Schneider made two of 12 to place second. The Ashwaubenon Wrestling Club participated in the Bonduel Junior High Invitational wrestling meet. Eighteen schools were entered with 175 wrestlers competing. The following is a list of placers for Ashwaubenon: First Place: Todd Degeneff. Dot Noonyen, Steve Milton, Kip Miller.

Second: Jim Coffren. Cory Wietes, the fourth period as San An tonio held off Detroit 113-102 to strengthen its NBA playoff hopes. Warpinski, Paul Gigot, Joe Watermolon and Tom Abts average just one or two points per game less. A strong bench helps the Bears, who average 42 points offensively, while giving up just 22 per game on defense. The toughest tests for St.

Bernard's have come from Resurrection Grade School in Allouez. Three points have separated the teams all three times they have met this season. In the De Pere Invitational tournament, the Bears beat Resurrection on their way to the tournament Hawks an 88-87 victory over the Boston Celtics and the National Basketball Association Central Division title Friday night. It was the Hawks' first division title since 1970. Hill's final basket, a 16-foat jump shot, overcame a BtSton lead taken on two free throws by larry Bird with nine seconds left.

BOSTON (17) Bird 7 0-12 22, Maxwell 1 2-2" 14, Robev 17-111, Archibald 1 2-3 1, Carr 4 1-1 Henderson 1 1-2 1, Cowens 4 1-2 13, Moravlch 20-04. Totals 32 23-12 17. Two eighth grade parochial boys basketball teams have emerged as the clras of the field on opposite sides of the river. St. Bernard's and St.

Agnes Grade Schools are in first place in the East and West Side divisions, respectively. St. Bernard's, coached by Richard Longley and Paul Marquardt, is having its most successful season ever, going unbeaten so far overall. The Bears tied for the top spot last year with a 13-1 record. Eight players from last year's team played this season for one of the city high school freshmen teams.

In Longley 's five years of coaching, the Bears haven't had a losing season. The trend is likely to continue since the school's seventh grade team is still undefeated. "We have a very fine program here, and you can tell it by the records our teams have," Longley said. The team has balanced scoring with Doug Daniels leading the team with an eight point average. The other four starters, Brian FISHERMEN'S season best, "These kids make coaching fun.

They're quite coachable and we have a good time doing it." Mary Steffel scored seven to lead a balanced SS. Peter Paul eighth grade girls team to a 28-21 victory over Catholic Central and clinch the championship with an 11-1 record. It was the second time the Saints have won the championship. The last time was two years ago when they shared the title with Catholic Central. Be Be Buyarski scored 11 points to lead the Saints to a 35-11 win over Holy Carrie VanEgeren led Holy Cross with six points.

Cathy Doherty scored nine points to lead the St Bernard's Bears to a 23-20 win over St. Mary's. Cindy Berceau led the Angels with eight points. Chris Badciong hit 10 of 12 free throws to win the boys 13-15 division of the Allouez Free Throw contest. ers defeated the Oakland A's 5-4 Friday for their first victory of the exhibition season.

Lezcano had singled to drive in Ben Oglivie with the tying run. Oglivie had opened the inning with a double. Rookie pitcher Rich Olsen picked up the victory, giving up three hits and one run in three strong innings. Oakland's Ray Cosey drove in two runs and scored twice on a double and two singles as the A's jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first four innings. Dave Revering also had three hits for the A's.

Cecil Cooper had two hits for the Brewers and drove in a run in the fifth inning when the Brewers scored twice. The Brewers had three doubles from Charlie Moore, Money and Oglivie. The Brewers are 1-3 in exhibition baseball. BOAT ATLANTA (It) SHOW The Pistons overcame a 27-point deficit early in the third period, when they trailed 73-46, to pull even at 85 early in the final quarter on Ron Lee's three-point basket. Lee's shot capped a 14-0 Detroit spree.

San Antonio quickly regained the lead on baskets by James Silas and Gervin. Leading 96-94 with 5:11 to play, the Spurs reeled off 11 straight points, six in a row by 3ervin, to take a comfortable 107-94 advantage. SAN ANTONIO (111) Olberdlng 4 3-5 11, Kenon 4 2-1 14, Shumate 4 3-5 15, Silas 6 64 It, Gervin 11 7-7 20, Gal 6 2-2 14, Restani 4 00 1, Griffin 1 2-4 4, Evans 0 0-0 0. Totals 44 25-32113. DETROIT (102) Tyler 12 2-2 26, Hubbard 7 54 19, Benson 3 2-3 1, Money 1 04 2, Lee 2-3 22, Douglas 3 0-2 6, Hamilton 0 2-2 2, Malovic 1 04 2, Duerod 4 3-4 15.

Totals 42 14-24 102. San Antonio 20242421111 Detroit 20 103420 103 Three-point goals Lee 2. Fouled out None. Total fouls San Antonio 24, Detroit 20. A 7,511.

Tug Mockers. Third: Trover Dollor, Jeff March-ant, Grog Robert, Dal Kryger. Fourth: Brian Nooyen, Jon Wel-len, Jo vanderLoest. Fifth: Andy Stefonik, Dan Holens-tein, Dav Dittloff, Rich Socha, Stv McKlnnon, Herb Hlnch. Sixth: Mike Kumbolek, Rocky Koehn, Brad Rontnoer, Stev Topel.

The Allouez Swim Club competed in the Greenfield Open Swim Meet March 1 and 2nd. No team scores were kept. The following is a list of winners from Allouez, Cktss A Open 12-14: Steve Kostrovo, 200 freestyle, 200buttrfly; Julie Oestlche, 100 Dock-strok. 100 broostrok; Mary C. Wao-nr, 200 free; Mark Looerqulst, 100 bock; Shannon Wood, 200 butterfly; 200 mdlv relay team of Mary C.

Wagner, Kim Hubbard, Jul I prow 4 44 14, Roundfltld 1 5-5 17, Rollins 1 1-4 5, Hill 4 2-2 14, Johnson 0 2-4 20. Given 2 04 4, Criss 1 2-2 4, Howes 2 0-04, McElrov I 0-0 2, Brown 1 00 2. Totaes 15 11-2111. Boon 2221112217 Atlanta 11 15 22 21 It fouled out None. Total fouls Boston 21, Atlanta 27.

A 15.483. 76ers94 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Mike Ban torn paced six Pacers in double figures with 20 points and George McGinnis scored 1 1 in the third quarter-as Indiana defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 104-94. PHILADELPHIA (04) Ervino 14 54 33, Jones 4 1-1 9, Dowkins 3 0-0 4, Hollins 5 2-4 12, Cheeks 2 0-0 4, B. Jones 4 5-4 13, Blbby 4 04 12, Mix 1 1-2 3, Richardson 1 0-0 2. Toone 0 04 0.

Totals 40 14-10 04. INDIANA (104) AAcGlnnis 71-115, Bantom 10 0-2 20, Edwards 55-615. Davis 75-510, Knight 6 4-111, M. Johnson 11-23, Bradley 2 0-0 4, Kuester 0 0-0 0, C. Johnson 4 2-2 10, I960 SIME HKH SCHOOL Ikt) Smith Says: Former Wausau coach Win Brockmeyer dies GIRLS BASKETBALL Bullets 92 Rockets 85 LANDOVER, MD.

(AP) The Washigton Bullets got their offense rolling in tha fuvnnrt nnnrtor un'th aiiK. -401 "UW HOSSOtt 00-00. Totals 42 20-24 104. Philadelphia 1 stitute guards John William championship, 38-35. St.

Bernard's won the first of the league meetings 37-34 and clinched the East Side championship with a 36-33 victory last week. St. Agnes leads on the West side. They have been beaten twice this season. The Comets clinched the West Side championship with a 35-23 victory over St.

John the Baptist. This is the first year Coach John Butrymowicz has coached St. Agnes, but he has 17 years of high school coaching experience in Montana and Michigan. There are not as many teams on the West Side. Consequently, teams meet each other more than they do on the East Side, as many as three times.

"I wish we could play against some of the East Side teams," Butrymowicz commented. "Playing the same teams three times in one season can be somewhat unenjoyable." St. Philip's handed the Comets their first loss in the De Pere Notre Dame Tournament. St. Agnes, despite 25 points from Matt Rockey and playing without a few key players on vacations, suffered its first league loss to St.

Joseph's 56-43. Rockey, Chris Kennedy and Jeff Youniss lead the team in scoring while Kennedy, Rockey and Mike Indiana Fouled out None. Total fouls Philadelphia 21, Indiana 17. Technicals Philbdelphla Coach Cunningham, Ervino. B.Jones.

A 16.302. St" 5 after his retirement. He was commissioner of the Wisconsin Valley Conference at the time of his death. He is a member of the Wisconsin High School Coaches' Hall of Fame. Hirsch, known as "Crazy-legs" during his playing days, starred under Brockmeyer from 1938-40, and later was a brilliant running back at the universities of Wisconsin and Michigan and a star receiver for the Los Angeles Rams.

Hirsch's son, Win, currently of Los Angeles, is named for Brockmeyer. Among Brockmeyers other star players -was Jim Otto, later an all-pro center for the Oakland Raiders. After Wausau won its 200th victory under Brockmeyer in 1966, he explained WAUSAU (AP) Win Brockmeyer, one of Wisconsin's most successful high school football coaches in his 34-year career at Wausau High School, died Friday of an apparent heart attack in Sarasota, Fla. Brockmeyer, 71, was on a football outing with Elroy Hirsch, University of Wisconsin athletic director and once one of his best players, when he was stricken, a family spokesman here said. Funeral arrangements were pending.

Brockmeyer, a native of Mankato, coached for 40 years before he retired in 1971, He compiled a 230-33-9 record at Wausau High School, now Wausau East, after previously having coached in Fergus Falls and Faribault, Minn. His teams here won 26 son and Kevin Porter and defeated the Houston Rockets 92-65. The victory ended a two-game losing streak for the Bullets and moved them into a virtual tie with the Rockets in the battle for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Washington Jed 22-20 at the end of the first period and outscored Houston 16-4 at the start of the second to go ahead 38-24. Elvin Hayes scored six of his 21 points in that stretch and Williamson four of his 18, while Porter handed off four assists in the quarter.

SATURDAY 9 to 7 SUNDAY 11 to 7 Sdnics 122 Balls 101 CHICAGO (AP) Dennis Johnson scored 25 points and picked up 1 1 assists and reserve guard Freddie Brown contributed 18 points Friday night as the Seattle Super-Sonics bombed the Chicago Bulls 122-101 for their 23rd National Basketball Association road victory. SEATTLE (122) J. Johnson 1 3-5 0. Shelton 2 2-2 1. Sixmo 1 1-6 0, D.

Johnson 12 1-2 25. Williams 7 2-2 16, Silas 4 0-01, Walker 1 2-2 1, LoGard 2 2-2 4, Brown 1 6-7 II, V. Johnson 2 441, Bailey 25-4 0. Totals 44 30-3 122. CHICAGO (IN) Greenwood 1 3-1 20, May 2 4-5 1, GJImor 4 1-12 14, Sobers 2 0-0 4, Theus 1 1010 17, 0.

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