12—The Daily Collegian Thursday, March 8, 1979
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NBA
By The Associated Press
Eastern Conference
Atlantic Division
W L Pct. GB
43 20 .683
35 29 .547 8 1 2
32 31 .508 11
28 40 .412 17 1 2
25 39 ,391 18 1
Central Division
40 26 .606
38 29 ..567 2 1 ,2
36 29 .554 3 1 2
27 38 .415 12 1 2
24 40 .375 15
21 46 .313 19 1 2
Western Conference
Midwest Division
40 27
37 32
29 38
27 39
23 41
Washington
76EIRS
New Jersey
New York
Boston
San Antonio
Atlanta
!Illusion
Cleveland
Detroit
NM Orleans
Kansas City
humor
Milwaukee
Indiana
Chivago
Pacific Division
40 25
40 26
38 27
34 31
35 32
30 37
Los Angeles
Seattle
Phoenix
Portland
San Diego
Golden State
Late games not included
Wednesday's Games
Atlanta 122, Kansas City 120, OT
7itERS 114, Boston 107
Seattle 99, Detroit 93
Indiana 109, Washington 105
Milwaukee 133, New Jersey 98
Portland 103, New Orleans 102
Houston at San Diego, (111
Cleveland at Golden State, I ri)
76ers snap losing skid
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Bobby
Jones scored a season-high 33 points
in helping the Philadelphia 76ers snap
a five-game losing streak by
defeating the Boston Celtics 114-107 in
a National Basketball Association
game last night.
Chris Ford also tallied 33 points for
Boston, which never led in the game.
The Celtics, who were down by 20
points, 53-33 with 3:31 left in the
second quarter, closed the gap to
within 2 points at 87-85 with 8:43 left in
the game.
In the next 3:15 the Celtics were
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Indiana State is the only undefeated
team preparing for the NCAA Cham
pionships. But who was the last team to
beat 29-0 Sycamores?
Answers in tomorrow's Daily Col
legian scoreboard section.
unable to score as Philadelphia ran a
streak of 11 points to go ahead 98-85.
The Celtics did manage to, cut the
advantage to 5 points, 110-105 with 46
seconds remaining but Boston was
forced to 6111 and allowed the 76ers to
pull away by 114-105 with Bobby
Jones converting four fouls shots.
Philadelphia led 29-19 at the end of
first quarter and finished the half
ahead 59-41. The Celtics outscored the
76ers by 32-22 in the third quarter to
pull to within 81-73.
Jeff Judkins scored 23 points for
Boston, now 25-39.
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NHL
Campbell Conference
Patrick Division
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40 13 11 91 287 173
35 21 8 78 262 219
35 23 6 76 256 217
29 20 14 72 212 192
Smythe Division
24 27 12 60 194
19 36 10 48 185
16 40 9 41 202
13 46 8 34 177
Wales Conference
Adams Division
36 17 11 83 255
27 27 11 65 206
26 24 13 65 204
24 29 11 59 214
Norris Division
43 12 9 95 273
29 27 9 67 233
27 27 9 63 - 220
20 34 11 51 225
15 35 14 44 207
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NCAA Pairings
All Times EST
First Round
March 9
East Regional
At Raleigh, N.C.
St. John's (18-10) vs. Temple (25-3), 7:06 P.m.
lona (23.5) vs. Penn (21.5), 9:36 p.m.
Mideast Regional
At Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Detroit (22-5) vs. Lamar (22-8), 8:06 p.m.
Tennessee (20.11) vs. E. Kentucky (21-7), 10:36 p.m
Midwest Regional
At Lawrence, Kan.
222
244
285
290
Virginia Tech (21-8) vs. Jacksonville (19-10), 8:06
p.m.
200
203
206
217
Weber St: (24-8) vs. New Mexico St. (22.9), 10:36
p.m.
West Regional
At Los Angeles
Utah (20-9) vs. Pepperdine (21-9), 10:06 p.m.
Southern Cal (19-8) vs. Utah St. (19-10), 12:36 a.m
(Sat)
163
226
232
276
247
Second Round
East Regional
March 10
At Providence, R.l
Rutgers (21.8) vs. Georgetown, D.O (24.4), 2:06 p.m
Connecticut (21.7) vs. Syracuse (25-3), 4:36 p.m.
March II
At Raleigh, N.C.
lona-Penn winner vs. N.Carolina (23-5), 1:06 p.m.
Temple-St. John's winner vs. Duke (22-7), 3:36 p.m.
Mideast Regional
March 10
At Bloomington, Ind.
lowa (20-7) vs. Toledo (21-7), 2:06 p.m.
Louisiana St. (22-5) vs. Appalachian St. (23.5), 4:36
p.m. .
March 11
At Murfreesboro, Tenn
Detroit• Lamar winner vs. Michigan St. (21-61. 2:06
p.m.
Tennessee-E. Kentucky winner vs. Notre Dame (22-
5), 4:36 p.m.
Midwest Regional
March 10
At Dallas
Texas (21-7) vs. Oklahoma (20-9), 2:06 p.m.
Louisville (23-7) vs. South Alabama (20-6), 4:36 p.m
At Lawrence, Kan.
Jacksonville• Virginia Tech winner vs. Indiana St
(29-0), 1:06 p.m.
Weber St.-New Mexico St. winner vs. Arkansas (23-
4), 3:36 p.m.
West Regional
March 10
At Tucson, Ariz
San Francisco (21-6) vs. Brigham Young (20-7), 2:06
p.m.
'Marquette (21-6) vs. Pacific (18-11), 4:36 p.m
March II
At Los Angeles
Utah-Peppercne winner vs. UCLA (23-4), 3:06 p.m.
Southern Cal-Utah St. winner vs. DePaul (22.5), 5:36
P m.
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MARCH RENT PAID Large efficiency,
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cluded call Lisa 234-9690 after 5:30
SUBLET CEDARBROOK efficiency
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Cedarbrook immediately. 412
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SPRING/SUMMER Sublet, March rent
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Free bus, parking, utilities. $75/month.
Eileen 234-6291
SUMMER SUBLET with Fail Option
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SUBLET. FURNISHED Efficiency rent
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Call 237-3996 after 5 pm
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March II
Widens lead in Norris Division
Los Angeles blanks Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (AP) Los Angeles
goalie Mario Lessard stopped 26 Pitt
sburgh shots last night as the Kings beat
the Penguins 4-0 in a National Hockey
League game.
The shutout was the fourth this season
for Lessard and gave the Kings a four
point edge over the Penguins in .the
battle for second place in the league's
Norris Division. Montreal is far ahead in
first place.
There is only one game left between
the two teams this season. However, the
Penguins have two more scheduled
games than Los Angeles before play
stops.
After a scoreless •first period, Marcel
Dionne put the first Los Angeles point on
the board at 3:59 of the second period. He
Hack Wilson, Giles named to Hall'
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Hack Wilson,'
one of baseball's top sluggers in the era
of Babe Ruth, and Warren Giles, who
had an illustrious career as an ad
minstrator, were named posthumously
yesterday to baseball's Hall of Fame.
They were chosen by the 18-member
Veterans Committee, impaneled to
review the careers of players bypassed
by the Baseball Writers Association of
America during their period of eligiblity
and executives, umpires and Negro
leaguers.
Wilson, who played for the New York,
Chicago, Brooklyn and Philadelphia
National League clubs, was a heavy
drinker who died broke on Nov. 23, 1948
at age 48. •
Giles, who served as president of the
National League for 18 years after
successful operation of minor 'league
franchises and the Cincinnati Reds, died
Feb. 8 this year at age 82. He retired
from the NL post in 1969.
Wilson and Giles were chosen from a
list 20 players and officials who received
votes. As in the regular Hall of Fame
balloting conducted by the writers a 7 75
percent vote of the committee members
was needed for election.
The two latest honorees will be in
ducted along with Willie Mays at the
Mr. Charles
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slammed a 50-foot slapshot past Penguin
goalie Gregg Millen.
Glenn Goldup scored next at 4)10 of the
last period when he picked up a loose
puck and skated in alone to beat Millen
from 15 feet.
Just 59 seconds later, Syl Apps drove a
rebound off the board behind the net past
Millen for the game's third goal. A
breakaway by Butch Goring with a little
more than a minute remaining ended the
scoring. . .
Los Angeles failed to capitalize on two
scoring opportunities in the first period.
Dionne ended a partial breakaway with
"a shot wide of the goal and Apps later
shot the puck wide of an empty net.
The Kings skated off four Pittsburgh
power plays, including one at the start of
annual Hall of Fame ceremonies in
Cooperstown,
.N.Y. Aug. 5. Mays was
chosen earlier this year by the BBWAA.
Wilson was a standout hitter from the
time he entered the major leagues with
the New York Giants in 1923 until he
closed his career with the Dodgers and
Phillies in 1934.
In 1930, the hard-hitting outfielder
slammed 56 home runs, had 190 runs
batted a major league record which
still stands and a .356 average. He had
a lifetime batting mark of .307.
Burleigh Grimes, one of the legendary
pitchers of the National League and a
member of the Veterans Committee,
recalled Wilson's batting prowess after
the announcement.
"He was a short man, only 5 feet 6
inches and 190 pounds," Grimes said.
"He was hard to pitch to and he had
tremendous power. He was one of the
most dangerous men I ever faced."
Giles, whose entire career was spent
organizing and running baseball fran
chises until he became NL president,
served as general manager of both the
Syracuse and Rochester teams before
moving to Cincinnati as president in
1936. Paul succedd him in 1951.
Giles is credited with helping develop
such well-known managers as George
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the third period with Los Angeles :
leading 1-0. Goldup was called for cross•
checking at the 20-minute mark, giving
Pittsburgh a man advantage at the start
of the third period.
Lessard's shutout was jeopardized
witht 2:50 left in the game. Pittsburgh's
Pete Mahovlich attempted to stuff the.
puck in the corner of the net, but Lesatd,
made a sprawling body save. •
,
Dionne, who had been held to just °lie,
assist in the first three games with
Pittsburgh, had six goals and three.
assists in the last four meetings betweet*
the two teams.
The loss ended a six-game home•
winning streak for Pittsburgh and ex
tended Los Angeles' unbeaten streak •tb ,
five games.
Sisler, Burt, Shotton, Billy Southworth,
Eddie Dyer and Bill McKechnie.
The committee declined to reveal the.
percentage of voting. Others who.
received votes were Glen Wright, !t.
Cyclone Joe Williams, Charlie Grimm,
Jimmy Dykes, Lefty O'Doul, Vic Willis, •
Jake Daubert, Chuck Klein, Johnny.
Mize, Wilbur Cooper, Biz Mackey, Ray,.
Dandridge, Fred Tenney, Freddy Fitz-:
simmons, Urban Shocker, Babe Her-r.
man, Tom Yawkey and Walt Alston. •
Pirate star Parker
. •
insured by Lloyds
PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pitt.._
sburgh Pirates have insured Da' f 6 ,1
Parker, their multi-million dollar
baseball slugger, in a $3 million.
disability policy with Lloyds of London,..
the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. . "
Parker, who recently agreed to a five
year contract reportedly worth about 's6 .
million, is the only Pirate so coverer
according to an article by sports writg:k,
Charley Feeney in the Post-Gazette's
Thursday edition.
Pete Peterson, the club's executive
vice-president, was quoted as saying the.
policy covers Parker on and off the field:
CURTIN QUARTET Greg, Gerry (and,
yes, you, crazy Doug). It was fun
let's do it again. Not fair you guys-
didn't give me your phone numbers.
Give call. One quarter of quarter. ' ''"
TO RINGWAITHS of First Stuart, thanks
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good came out of the season. B, P, and
M E. 'd , 1
GIRLS remember BUTCH and
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