The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina (2024)

January 16, 1986

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The Charlotte Observeri

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Charlotte, North Carolina

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Thursday, January 16, 1986

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THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Thursday January 16 1986 )67414 I THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Thursday January 16 1986 A 4 i TANK McNAMARA 1College Basketball Today Sports Calendar I enaar 1 TELEVISION TODAY ODAY INNOOMMMMECKLENBURGCOUNTY0111111MIINI UNCC VS VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH liowyrr15 so) 'ALL-91Ne iki AV TigStitiA) rrtrisirx12? tawg! LA1atkv5 -Lie IvcovccoGe ye' loti fiZolvli17? kir lika 3 A LI 4- luj 4 liar a I ilet 1 0 i a) 1101 Om 06 IN I College Basketball 4 Auburn at Alabama (USA) 8 Pm Wake Forest at Duke ED 9 Pm Arizona State at Oregon State 14J (ESPN)11 pm NBA Basketball Washington at Milwaukee (WDCA) 8:30 pm Tennis Nabisco Masters (ESPN) 4 pm Wrestling Wrestling TNT (USA) 2:30 am Cole Aut Wal Ariz NBA Wa! Tenn Nab Wresi Wre 8 pm a (ESPN)11 pm )CA) 8 a :30 pm 4 pm 2:30 am 8:05 pm Richmond Va Coliseum This is a golden opportunity for UNCC (0-3 5-8) to end its road losing streak in the Sun Belt Conference which stretched to 20 games last week with losses at South Florida and Jacksonville Virginia Commonwealth (0-2 3-9) has fallen on hard times after a stretch of quality seasons under former coach JD Barnett now at Tulsa New coach Mike Po llio is rebuilding starling two seniors a Junior and two sophom*ores The seniors are the scoring leaders with 6-3 Nicky Jones at 155 points per game and 8-5 Michael Brown at 133 A promising sophom*ore is 6-8 Phil Stinnie who averages 129 points and 70 rebounds UNCC has lost nine straight to the Rams and 12 of 13 and has not won in seven visits to the Richmond Coliseum The Oars have gotten outstanding play of late from junior point guard Keith Williams who has scored 27 pnd 24 points In his last two games Next game for Davidson is Saturday at Appalachian Stale at 7:30 pm Next game for Johnson Smith is Saturday against Paine College in Athens Ga Update I I Mk ilP1 01114 COMING EVENTS MN BASKETBALLUM HEREG1ON NBA Tuesday's Boxes COLLEGE Today College Basketball Wake Forest at Duke i 9 pm UNCC at Virginia Commonwealth 8 pm Friday High School Basketball Charlotte at Mecklenburg 6:30 8 pm Mecklenburg at Garinger 6:30 8 pm Saturday High School Basketball Bessemer City boys at Latin 2:30 pm Sunday Jan 28 NFL Super Bowl At New Orleans Chicago vs New England Cii) 5 pm i Tads) Coil Wak UNC Fridal Higt 'Satur Nig! Bev Sund NFL At 4 Chi( Sintth 71 Oardner-Webb 70 Howard 79 BC Slate 66 Lander 62 PresbYlanan 55 Limestone 122 Moms 59 NC MT68 Morgan State 59 NC CentrN 84 Elizabeth City St 73 Old Domimon 94 UNCC 87 Pembroke St 76 Catawba 63 Richmond 79 UNC-Wilmington 63 USC-Spartanburg 102 Wotford 100(01) Tennessee-Chattanooga 64 Furman 61 Winthrop Newberry 54 SOUTHWEST Ark-Monticerlo 68 Arkansas 51 Arkansas Tech 66 Ouachita 6310T) Oral Roberts 64 Pan Amencan 64 Houston Baptist 31 St Lows 79 SW Texas St 55 Texas-Arlington 69 Harchn-Simmons 66 Texas-San Antonio 76 St Mary's 67 WEST Brigham Young 80 Notre Dame 76(01) Lewis Clark 62 Willamette 57 Arizona 66 Washington 62 Oregon 83 Stanford 69 Pacific 50 Fullerton St 46 Colorado 75 Western State 67 New Mexico 71 Adams St 68 The only ACC game tonight sends hustlIng struggling Wake Forest (0-4 0-9) to third ranked Duke (3-0 15-0) for a 9 pm game If the Deacons lose tonight they will match their slowest start In ACC games since the 1971-72 team lost Its first five on the way to a 3-9 league record (after Duke Wake Forest plays NC State on Saturday in Greensboro) The only home game in the Deacons' first five counting tonight was against top-ranked North Carolina but Wake Forest plays seven of Its last eight regular-season ACC games at home With injuries to center Charlie Thomas and forward Arthur Larkins that will keep them out about three more weeks new coach Bob Steak is down to nine healthy players Dee Calvert (6-5) is now a starter at lonvard and is the only senior in that bunch OMER GAMES Western Kentucky al Alabama-Birmingham Jacksonville at South Alabama Tennessee-Chattanooga at The Citadel Marshall at Virginia Military Baptist vs Campbell at Fayetteville Akron at LINC-Waminglon Winston-Salern State at shays Barber-Scotia at Livingstone St Augustine's at Norfolk State LW-NI-Rhyne at Belmont Abbey Limestone at Oardner-Webb Warren Wilson at Mars Hill Wingate at Pembroke State Pfeiffer at Catawba Liberty at Guilford Lander at College of Charfeston Central Wesleyan at Winthrop TODAY'S LINE aftlIIIIMMIIIIIMINITHE NATION No19 Purdue (14-3) and No20 Bradley (16-1) play their first games since being voted into the Top 20 for the first time this season Bradley won Monday night an overtime squeaker over Dayton before finding out Tuesday it was ranked Tonight the Braves are at home against West Texas State a Missouri Valley Conference brother Purdue also is at home against Big Ten foe Northwestern Also tonight No2 Michigan (15-0) is at Minnesota 14010 Nevada-Las Vegas (15-2) plays host to Cal-Santa Barbara Western Kentucky Is at No12 Alabama-Birmingham (15-2) and No17 Taxas-El Paso (14-2) visits Hawaii A list of today's other games in the nation is in Sports Calendar elsewhere on this page by GLENN ROLLINS DUKE 23 over Wake Forest BRADLEY 12Yrovw Texas St Michigan a over MINNESOTA NEW MEXICO ST 11Y4 ovw Pacific Utah 312 ovw COLORADO ST WYOMING 8 covw Air Form FULLERTON ST 2 over Cai-irvine Fresno St 3B over LONG BEACH ST NesLY TB corer CALSAN BARB UCLA 7Yr over Arizona St Washington I over OREGON SAN DIEGO ST Pick New Mexico ST TB over Wash St Mum 2 over SOUTHERN CAL Texas-Ei Paw 9 over HAWAII HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday's Boxes Boys East Rutherford 63 South Point 51 Al Belmont Leading Scorers: East Rutherford: Derek Keever 14 Kurt Pearson 12 Vincent Hams 10 South Point: Toms Watson 18 Trent Home 12 Halftime East Rutherford 27-24 Record East Rutherford 1-11 Reported by Paul Brown NFL Playoffs $ow mom Chicago 10 over New England College Basketball St Joseph's 10 over RHODE ISLAND INDIANA SI 3 over Drake PURDUE 11 over Northwestern ILLINOIS le over Wisconsin Fordham 1111 over MANHATTAN IONA 411 over LaSalle VA le over Geo Washington ALABAMA rit over Auburn Temple 212 over DUOUESNE BOSTON COL 10 over Providence RUTGERS 611 over Mass VA-COMMONWEALTH 9 over UNCC ALA-BIRMINGHAM OW over Ky Dayton 6 over CREIGHTON Jacksonville 24 over ALABAMA Tulsa 11 over ILLINOIS IOWA I over Michigan St NFL Super Chisel Cacti st Jos INDIA PUIROt ILLINO Fordho IONA 4 VA ALM Temple BOST( RUM VA-CO ALA-Bi Dayton Jackso Tulsa I IOWA 1 Standings I MIMIIBATLANTICICOASTCONFERENCE NBA ATLANTA Elk over Cleveland MILWAUKEE 11 OM Wasbington LA LAKERE 1512 over LA Clippers Memo team in capital letters) Jay De Ising 33-35-66 Bob Wrenn 36-32-68 Curtis Strange 32-37-69 Wayne Levi 32-37-69 Mark Mc Cumber 34-35-69 Scott Hoch 35-34-69 Bob Lohr 35-34-69 Dave Stockton 35-34-69 Tim Simpson 35-34-69 Joe Inman 35-34-69 Peter Senior 35-34-69 Clarence Rose 35-34-69 John Mahaffey 34-15-69 Fred Couples 36-33-69 Bnan Moog 35-34-69 Joey Stride Mr 32-37-69 David Graham 36-33-69 Donnie Hammond 35-34-69 Buddy Gardner 34-36-70 Dave Barr 33-37-70 Jay Haas 35-35-70 Jeff Grygtel 34-36-70 Tom Sieckmann 36-34-70 Andy Magee 34-36-70 Bobby Nichols 33-37-70 Bob Murphy 35-35-70 DA Weibring 36-34-70 Bernhard Langer 35-35-70 Johnny Miller 36-34-70 Al Getherger 34-36-70 Mike Reid 33-37-70 Bobby Wadkins 36-35-71 Ken Green 36-35-71 Tony Sills 36-35-71 Loren Roberts 37-34-71 Lee Elder 35-36-71 Andy North 35-36-71 Tom Purtzet 37-34-71 Larry Rinker 35-36-71 Mac O'Grady 36-35-71 Russ Cociwan 36-35-71 Frank Conner 35-36-71 Ronnie Black 35-36-71 Sandy Lyle 35-36-71 Rex CaldweN 34-37-71 Chris Perry 35-36-71 Stu Ingraham 35-36-71 Mark Hayes 35-36-71 Tom Pernme 36-35-71 Lennie Clements 36-35-71 Chip Beck 35-36-71 Jim Colbert 35-36-71 Tom Byrum 33-38-71 Hubert Green 34-37-71 Dan Halidorson 35-36-71 Ron Streck 34-37-71 Moms Hatalsky 34-37-71 Richard Zokol 34-37-71 Gay Brewer 36-35-71 Doug Sanders 34-37-71 Jim Woodward 35-36-71 Stott Simpson 36-35-71 Mark O'Meara 34-38-72 Brett Upper 35-37-72 Jodie Mudd 37-35-72 Peter Jacobsen 36-36-72 Wayne Grady 34-38-72 Eduardo" MOM 37-35-72 Leonard Thompson 36-36-72 Payne Stewart 38-34-72 Lou Graham 35-37-72 Ben Crenshaw 36-36-72 Keith Fergus 37-36-73 Danny Edwards 37-36-73 Calvin Pests 37-36-73 Barry Jackal 37-36-73 Pat Lindsey 37-36-73 Kke Donald 35-38-73 7C Snead 36-37--73 Doug Tewell 38-35-73 Mike Smith 35-38-73 Tim Horns 36-37-73 Arnold Palmer 37-37-74 Mark Lye 37-37-74 TC Chen 37-37-74 Brad Fabet 38-36-74 Torn Kite 36-38-74 Don Pooley 34-40-74 Tom Nieporte 38-38-74 Peter Oosterhuis 35-40-75 Blaine McCallister 36-69-75 Miller Barber 38-37-75 Roger Matibie 37-38-75 Jim Gallagher 34-41-75 Dave Ogrm 38-38-76 Bob Gilder 39-37-76 Mark Pfeil 39-38-77 Larry Nelson 40-38-78 Gary Hallberg 40-38-78 Brad Faxon 38-40-78 Bill Sander 43-36-79 SKI REPORT- Newton-Conover Maiden 52 At Newton Leeding Scorer': Maiden: Lamont Ramseur 18 Milton Lineberger 17 Newton-Conover: Todd Smdh 20 Halftime Newton-Conover 28-211 Record': Maiden 3-10 Newton-Conover 74 Reported by Patrick McGee Today' Schedule NORTH CAROLINA Tri-Cottnty 4A: Crest at Gaston Other: CharIone Christian at Patterson School CONFERENCE OVERALL Team Pat A Sir Pct A Duke 3 0 1000 2-0 1-0 3 15 0 1000 6-0 5-0 4-0 Georgia Tech 3 0 1000 2-0 1-0 3 14 1 929 6-0 4-0 3-1 North Carolina 3 0 1000 1-0 2-0 3 17 0 1000 5-0 3-0 9-0 Clemson 1 1 500 1-1 0-0 1 13 2 867 10-1 1-0 2-1 KC State 1 2 333 1-0 0-2 1 2 9 5 643 7-0 0-4 2-1 VIrgInia 1 2 333 0-1 1-1 1 11 4 733 6-1 1-1 4-2 Maryland 0 3 000 0-2 0-1 3 10 5 687 6-3 2-2 2-0 Wake Forest 0 4 000 0-1 0-2 4 6 9 400 4-3 1-4 1-2 Sir WIS W14 W17 I I 1 3 2 13 Tuesday's Results CAROLINAS North Carolina 71 Maryland 67 NC Wesleyan Christopher Newport 57 Plainer 86 --Guilford 79 Shaw 70 1Mng3ione 82 Va Union 74 -Fayetteville St 69 SOUTH Alabama el Morris Brown 85 201 Berm 68 ----Transylvania 67 Cumberland 80 Alice Lloyd 55 Mennonite 66 Bridgewater Va 62 Edward Waters 91 Wet 80 Liberty 89 Misericordie 64 Livingston 69 Montevallo 66 Norfolk St at Hampton 73 Nova 107 Palm Beach Atlantic 59 Pensacola Christian 90-- Warner Sou Mern 68 St Augustine's 96 St Paul's 93 OT Tenn Temple 83 Bryan 73 Tusculum Warren Wilson 65 Wong 81 Penn 52 Virginia Wesleyan 80---Saksbury St 95 Wabash Valley 73 Vincennes 70 Wash Lee 67 Marylilt 62 EAST Allegheny 73 Oberlin 85 Amherst 79 Skidrnore 54 Bowdoin 55 MtT 50 Buffalo 85 Omni 74 Coast Guard 83 Nichols 64 Connecticut 90 Anna Mona CM 72 NU 84 FOLI-Madison 55 Pittsburgh 71 Providence 70 SE Massachusetts 97 Salem St 9301 Siena 63 New Hampshwe 61 Williams 60 Trinity 58 York 80 Stevens Tech 66 MIDWEST Allegheny 73 Oberlin 65 Blackburn 85 Parks 40 Case Westem 65 Kenyon 54 Cedarville 93 Malone 91 Central 84 Simpson 50 Doane 52 Peru St 51 Dubuque 89 Luther 58 Evangel 62 John Brown Fort Hays 6171-- Kansas Newman 61 IN Wesleyan 71 Cent Minors 62 Kearney St 78 Hutings 72 Midland 78 Bellevue 56 Missouri Oklahoma St 51 Mt Mercy 82 St Ambrose 81 National College 83 Dakota Tech 80 North Park 70 Elmhurst 64 95 Lincoln Christian 59 Rhodes Tenn 73 Cent Bible Mo 71 Rose-Hulman 76 Earlham 75 St Francis Ind 94 Bethel 73 Sioux Fails 69 Dakota St 83 Tabor 72 St Mary's Kan 71 Tien 84 Ohio Dominican 62 Tri-State 80 Indiana Tech 55 Urbana 84 Rio Grande 81 Walsh 83 Mt Vernon Nazarene 52 Wartburg 93 Buena Vista 82 Wheaton 66 Carthage 83 William Penn 72 Uppe owl 60 Winona St 64 St Thomas 61 SOUTHWEST Abilene Clwistien 79 Midwestern State 62 Howard Payne 74 St Edwards 70 Oklahoma City 67 Panhandle St 65 Trinity Texas 57 Mary Hardin-Baylor 56 OT WEST Cal-Los Angeles Grand Canyon 71 Cent Washington 74 Puget Sound 59 Denver 60 Colorado 57 Montana 68 Montana 54 Muttroomah Bible 81 Sheldon Jackson 39 Pacific Lutheran 57 Seattle 55 Western Slate 97 Mesa 96 Tuesday's Box North Carolina 71 Maryland 67 MCAROLINA MP FO FT A Pt Wolf 31 2-3 0-0 2 3 3 Popson 11 1-3 0-0 3 1 0 Daugherty 39 7-14 1-1 8 1 2 1 Hale 33 5-8 0-0 4231 KSmith 35 4-10 0-0 3 10 2 Martin 17 24 44 4 1 3 Hunter 4 0-0 04 0 1 0 Lebo 24 9-10 0-0 0231 Madden 6 3-4 0-0 I I I Totals 33-58 5-5 22 17 71 CIAA MEE FOOTB A LUMEN NFL COMINellat Ovetal WL Virginia Tech 2 0 12 2 Memphis State 2 0 IS 0 Cincinnati 2 1 6 7 Louisville I I 9 4 Carolina I 2 6 6 Florida Slate 0 I 5 6 Mississippi 0 3 8 6 Elizabeth City St Norfolk St Virginia St Virginia Union St Paul Hampton Bowie State tvst yl Where To Cell For Information Appachien (Blowing Rod 35-inch best 6 Indies machine-mate snow 7 slopes (704) 295-7828 Bryce Resort (Beam VeO 20-35-inch base 5 slopes packed powder surface night skNng (703) 856-2121 Canaan Valley (Davis WVa): 2846-inch base 12 slopes packed-powder primary surface (304) 8884121 Cascade Mt (Fancy asp Va): 18-36-1nch base 3 slopes groomed primary surface (703) 728-3161 Cataloochee (Maggie Valley): 24-38-inch base 5 nopes groomed surface neon skling (704) 926-0285 Massanutten (Steleheysvilit Va): 24-50-inch base 7 slopes packed-powder surface night skiing (703) 28949441 Ober Oadinbuty (Clatiinburg Tie) 28-44-inch base 10 slopes packed-powder primary surface(800) 251-9202 Scaly Mountain (Seeley): 36-inch bast 3 slopes frozen granular primary surface (704) 526-3737 Ski Beech (Banner MP 24-48-inch base new machine-made Mow 12 slopes (704) 387-2011 Ski Hawks Nest (Welauge Ca): 261-inch base 45 slopes groomed-primary surface (704)963-6561 Sky Valley (Elillard COO 16-40-inch base 5 slopes frozen granular surface night skiing (404) 746-5301 Snowshoe (Lawlsburg WV): 34-62-inch base new machine-made snow 27 slopes (304) 799-6600 Sugar Mountain (Banner Elk): 45-694nch base new machine-macie snow 18 slopes (704) 898-4521 The Homeeteed (Hot Springs Va): 10-40-inch base powder surface 7 slopes (800) 336-5771 Wittlergreen (Wintergreen Vs 18-48-inch base new machine-made snow 7 slopes (800) 325-2200 Wolf Laurel (14mrs11110: 30-42-inch base 9 slopes powder primary surface (704)689-4111 Alpine Lake (Tema Alta VA) (304) 789-2481 Cloudinont (Menton Ala) (205) 643-3841 High Meadow's (Roaring Clop) (919)383-2221 Hound Ears (Wallop County) (704) 963-4321 MIN Ridge (Watauga County) (704) 983-4500 Sapphire Valley (Cashims) (704) 743-3441 Smoketree Lodge (Boone) (704)963-4776 Borne of these numbers are recordings others should be called during business hours When API snow I base 5 Censer Car primer( base 5 Masser packed Obi Wort (Why Snow 1 Sid grooms lt3-40-ir 748-530 rnachim Sup snow 10-40-0 (elintee (800) 32 Primari (21 Hound I County) Smoket recordir Playoffs FIRST ROUND Saturday Dec New England 26 New York Jets 14 Sunday Dec 29 New York Giants 17 San Francisco 3 ISSOLITHERN Northern Division Div Overote WI 1 0 7 3 1 0 90 1 0 85 00 84 00 85 0 I 54 0 2 1 9 Southern Division Div Overall WL I 2 0 75 1 0 4 6 1 0 76 1 2 36 0 0 35 0 1 5 4 0 2 69 Cent OVItrall WI Davidson 3 0 10 4 East Tennessee Slate 3 1 6 7 Tennessee-Chattanooga 2 1 9 5 Marshall 1 1 10 5 Virginia Military 1 1 6 4 Western Carolina 1 1 5 8 Furman 1 3 6 8 The Citadel 0 1 4 6 Appalachian State 0 3 6 6 Smith Winston-Salem Stale Central Shaw Fayetteville SI Augustine's Livingstone 'ern Stale SECOND ROUND Saturday Jan 4 Miami 24 Cleveland 21 Los Angeles Rams 20 Dallas 0 Sunday Jan 5 Chicago 21 New York Giants 0 New England 27 Los Angeles Raiders 20 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Last Sunday Chicago 24 Los Angeles Rams 0 New England 3 I Mini 14 2C 2C back ii 2C SUNBELT COLONIALTATHLETICI SUPER BOWL XX Sunday Jan 26 At Nee Orleans Chicago vs New England 5 pm LAKE LEVELS Conf OM Sti WL WL Alabama-Birmingham 4 0 16 2 South Alabama I 0 Ii 5 Jacksonville 1 0 10 4 Old Dominion 2 1 6 4 Western Kentucky 1 1 11 3 South Ronda 1 2 8 6 Va Commonwealth 0 2 3 9 UNCC 0 3 5 8 2 5 4 4 3 6 9 8 Coif Overall WI Navy 4 0 11 3 Richmond 3 0 11 i George Mason 1 1 7 6 American 1 2 8 6 East Carolina 2 2 7 7 UNC-Wilmington 1 3 8 5 James Madison 1 2 3 9 William Mary 0 3 3 8 foomGOLF4MINNI James Down 48 feet Wylie Down 27 feet Nickori Down 40 feet Watson Down 20 feet Norman Down 48 feet Marion DOWn 43 feel Mountain island Down 37 feet James Hickory Norman Mountain PGA TENNISUMM IHow AP Top 20 Fared Lists SUPER BOWL STATISTICS I MARYLAND MP FO FT 11 A PI Bies 40 8-20 4-4 8 0 1 20 Lewis 36 5-10 1-1 10 0 4 11 Long 36 2-3 3-5 3 2 3 7 Gathn 38 4-13 0-1 4 11 0 8 Baxter 37 6-12 3-4 6 2 3 15 Johnson 6 0-0 2-2 0 0 1 2 Jones 7 23 0-0 0 0 1 4 Totals 2741 13-17 33 15 13 17 Bob Hope Classic Wednesday's first-round scores from Palm Desert Calif on th Bermuda Dunes La Ouinta Eldorado and Indian Wells golf COUTIOC Hai Sutton 31-34-65 Bob Tway 33-32-65 Jeff Shaman 32-34-66 Paul Unger 33-33-66 Larry Mize 32-34-66 Sieve Pate 33-34-61 Gary Koch 34-33-61 Bruce lielzke 34-33-67 Jim Thorpe 32-35-67 Craig Stadler 33-34-67 Gene Sauers 34-33-67 Jack Renner 34-34-68 Nathaniel Crosby 33-35-68 Bill Kratzert 36-32-68 Jerry Pate 33-35-68 Phil Blackmar 33-35-68 Howard Twitty 34-34-68 Greg Norman 35-33-68 Ray Floyd 36-32-68 Kenn) Arai 35-33-68 Mark Wiebe 34-34-68 Bobby Clampett 36-32-88 Ed hot' 35-33-68 Lanny Wad hats 34-34-68 Gary McCord 36-32-68 John Cook 34-34-68 PRO Virginia Slims of New England Pint-round wornen's singlet from Worcester Mass: Kate Gombert Liz Smylie Austraha 6-7 (7-9) 6-1 6-2 Dianne Balestrat Australia Mary Lou Piatek 6-0 6-3 Elise Burgin Ann iienricksson 6-2 6-2 Leigh Thompson Lisa Short 6-2 6-2 Betsy Nagelson Alycia Moulton 6-1 6-3 Rafael la Reggi Italy Iva Budarova Czechoslovakia 6-4 6-2 Second round: Ros Fairbank Africa Michelle Torres 6-4 7-6 (7-4) Bonnie Gadusek Caroline Kuhlman 6-1 6-4 Svetlana Parhkomenko USSR JoAnne Russell 6-3 4-6 6-3 Jo Dune England Tine Scheuer-Larsen Denmark 5-7 7-6 (7-4) 6-4 Nabisco Masters Tuesday's first-round results from New York: Nabs Wi lender (3) Sweden Scott Davis Balmoor no 6-3 6-4 Johan Knek Stefan Edberg Sweden 6-2 4-6 6-2: Boris Becker West Germany Paul Annacone 3-6 6-3 6-2 Andres Gomez Ecuador Henn Leconte France 7-6 (7-1) 64 How the Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press college basketball poll tared Tuesday: 1 North Carolina (17-0) beat Maryland 71-67 did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play did not play 2 Michigan (16-0) 3 Duke (15-0) 4 Syracuse (13-0) 5 Georgia Tech (14-1) 6 Memphis State (15-0) 7 Oklahoma (15-0) 8 Kansas (14-2) 9 St John's (15-2) 10 Nevada-Las Vegas (15-2) 11 Kentucky (12-2) 12 Ala-Birmingham (16-2) 13 Notre Dame (9-2) 14 Louisiana State (15-2) 15 Georgetown (11-3) 16 Virginia Tech (12-2) 17 Texas-El Paso (14-2) 18 Louisville (9-4) 19 Purdue (14-3) 20 Bradley (16-1) 2 Michigan (16-0) 3 Duke (15-0) 4 Syracuse (13-0) 5 Georgia Tech (14-1) 6 Memphis State (15-0) 7 Oklahoma (15-0) 8 Kansas (14-2) 9 St John's (15-2) 10 Nevada-Las Vegas (15-2) 11 Kentucky (12-2) 12 Ala-Birmingham (16-2) 13 Notre Dame (9-2) 14 Louisiana State (15-2) 15 Georgetown (11-3) 16 Virginia Tech (12-2) 17 Texas-El Paso (14-2) 18 Louisville (9-4) 19 Purdue (14-3) 20 Bradley (16-1) Only Ivy League Players On Super Bowl Rosters 1 Geo Starke Columbia TRedskins (1983-84) 2 Derrick Harmon Cornell AB 49ers (1985) 3 Ed Cornell AB Vikings (1974-75) 4 Reg Williams Dartmouth LB Bengals (1982) 5 John Dockery Harvard DB Jets (1969) 6 Pat McInally Harvard WAP Bengals (1982) 7 Bob Holly Princeton OB Redskins (1983-84) 8 Calvin Hill Yale RB Cowboys (1971-72) 9 Kenny Hill Yale Raiders (1974) 10 Chuck Mercein Yale RB Packers (1968) 11 John Spagnola Yale TE Eagles (1981) 12 Rich Diana Yale DB Dolphins (1983) Source: Sports Features Syndicate Research On Sup 1 Gel 2 Dm 3 Ed 4 Rei 5 Jot 6 Pal 7 Bo! 8 Cal 9 Kw 10 Chi 11 Jot 12 Ric Source Sr ii Nofth Carolina 39 32 Maryland 42 25 67 Turnovers North Carolina 16 Maryland 13 Technical fouls None Officials Wirtz Nichols Lebo Alt 14506 Monday's Results CAROLINAS Atlantic Christian 77 Wingate 67 Baptist 68 Charleston 58 Davidson 92 Carolina 71 Duke 87 St Jospeh's 66 Carolina 54 William A Mary 52 Elon 80 Lenoir-Rhyne 70 France Manor 83 Citadel 16 1 Last Of Notre Dame's Famed Four Horsem*n Dead At 83 La Fo Football Players Arrested By Chattanooga Authorities The Nation The Carolinas From Asuociated Press Reports Football great Jim Crowley the last surviving member of Notre Dame's famed "Four Horsem*n" of the 1920s died in a Scranton Pa nursing home Wednesday at age 83 Besides Crowley the left halfback the backfield consisted of Elmer 'Ryden at fullback Don Miller at right halfback and Harry Stuhldreher at 1 Foo the la! Notre sem*n Scranl Wedn Bes back Elmer Miller Harry '74' Jr7 'li' rt i arit 4 gemirli iii IMO 'INt :1 1 ii v110P003 '7' 4Y1 )1 ki 1 li 0 't1 I) ti-4 1' '''Y' (bar i- 1 ortak under athletic scholarship Richardson the school's all-time leading tackler with 522 was named to the all-Southern Conference team the last three years and was the Moccasins' most valuable player the past two seasons Mitchell was on the all-conference team in 1984 and 1985 Record purses of about 4 million were announced Wednesday for the 1986 season at Alabama International Motor Speedway in Talladega In addition general manager Don Naman said more than 100 miles of additional racing is on the schedule From Associated Press Reports Two standout players on the 1985 TennesseeChattanooga football team have been charged with receiving and concealing stolen property in connection with the alleged fraudulent use of a stolen bank credit card police In Chattanooga said Linebacker Glen Richardson 23 of Crystal River Fla and nose guard Randall Mitchell 22 of Savannah turned themselves in Tuesday to campus police and were later released from Jail on their own recognizance Richardson and Mitchell face a preliminary hearing Jan 28 University spokesman John Kerr said the arrests stemmed from an isolated incident "I'm not aware of any ongoing investigation" he said "It's one Incident period" The Chattanooga Times quoted an unnamed source as saying the charges involved the fraudulent use of a bank credit card of another unidentified football player The loss was $290 according to police reports "Yes they have been charged but as far as I'm concerned we won't have any comment until after the hearing" said Tennessee-Chattanooga coach Buddy Nix Richardson and Mitchell completed their football eligibility last fall although both are still demically deficient athletes into believing they had a chance of earning a college degree instructor Ruth Sabol testified in federal court in Atlanta Ms Sabot's testimony came during a civil lawsuit filed by former Georgia English instructor Jan Kemp who claims she was fired from the remedial Developmental Studies Program in 1983 because she spoke out against special treatment given to some athletes and wealthy students Pro Football Jim Finks former general manager of NFL teams at Minnesota and Chicago signed a three year contract as president and general manager of the New Orleans Saints The Philadelphia Eagles either have offered or are expected to offer Jim Mora the Job of head coach Pro Tennis Anders larryd rallied to defeat Joakim Nystrom 0-6 6-1 6-4 in the first round of the Nabisco Masters championships in New York Bonnie Gadusek beat Carolina Kuhlman 6-1 6-4 in the sec UPI Photo Final Milestone: James "Sleepy Jim" Crowley (third from left) the last of Notre Dame's fabled Four Horsem*n of college football has died at age 83 Awards Baseball's Dwight Gooden and golf's Nancy Lopez have been named Associated Press athletes of the year New York Mets pitcher Gooden won over Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears by 14 votes Stock Car driver Bill Elliott was third Lopez won by five votes over Martina Navratilova followed by Southern Cal basketball player Cheryl Miller and distance runner Mary Decker Slaney Jackie Joyner 23 a UCLA basketball standout who also set American records in track has been named the nation's top female collegiate athlete by a panel of women's sports figures Miller was second Awa Bas golf's named of the Nev Goode of the Stock third Lop Martin South( Cheryl Mary I 1 basket Amerli been male cl of won was se The largest purses will be between $550000 and $600000 for the Winston 500 May 4 and more than $500000 for the Talladega 500 July 26 NASCAR races in the Winston Cup division "We have increased the distance of one of our Saturday races from 200 miles to 500 kilometers which is 312 miles and have renamed the race the ARCA 500k" Naman said of a May 3 event on the Automobile Racing Club of America tour and Bobby Allison 200222 Bits And Pieces Prize money at this year's British Open golf championship at Turnberry has been increased by 13 to a record $864000 Don Mattingly of the New York Yankees and the Mets' Gooden were among players who beat the deadline Wednesday in filing for salary arbitration Edited by Bob Myers ond round of the Virginia Slims of New England tournament at Worcester Mass Motorsports Sterlin Marlin recently named to drive Hoss Ellington's Chevrolet was clocked unofficially at 202565 mph as tests continued at Daytona International Speedway Other speeds reported: Tim Richmond Chevrolet 202383 Buick teammates Bobby HI Ilin 202292 Cot leaeS Georgia altered the rules of a remedial program to mislead aca C011( Geo( remedl.

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