Scoreboard
Wrestling
lOWA CITY, lowa (AP) Results and final place
ments Saturday in the NCAA wrestling
championships, held at Carver-Hawkeye Arena:
118 pounds
Championship—Jeff Pniscott, Penn State,
technical fall over Chad Zaputil, lowa, 14-0
Third—Adam Derengowski, Rider, dec. Lew
Rosselli, Edinboro, 5-2.
Fifth—Sam -Henson, Missouri, dec. Donnie
Heckel, Clemson, 13-2.
Seventh—Dan Vidlak, Oregon, dec. Eric Akin.
lowa State, 8-3.
Championship—Jason Kelber, Nebraska. dec.
Terry Brands, lowa, 10.5.
Third—Tony Puler, Oklahoma State, dec.
Adam DiSabato, Ohio State, 10-4
Fifth—Bob Truby, Penn State. dec. Babak
Mohammadi, Oregon State, 17-3.
Seventh—Shawn Charles, Arizona State,
pinned Kurt Howell, Clemson, 4:40.
Championship—Tom Brands, lowa, dec. Alan
Fried, Oklahoma State, 53.
Third—Joey Gilbert, Michigan, dec. Mark
Marinelli, Ohio State, 7-5, sudden death OT.
Fifth—Rich Santana. Syracuse, dec. Peter
Horst, Old Dominion, 10-0
Seventh—Dave Zuniga, Minnesota, won by
injury default over Scott Glenn, Oregon.
Championship—Scott Collins, West Virginia,
dec. Troy Steiner, lowa. 8-7.
Third—Chuck Barbee. Oklahoma State, dec.
Troy Sunderland, Penn State, 5-2.
Fifth—Darren Schulman, Syracuse, dec. Lau
rence Jackson, Cal State-Bakersfield, 19-7
Seventh—Steve Hartle, Northern lowa, dec
Torn Barley, Millersville, 3-2.
Championship—Matt Demaray, Wisconsin
dec. Steve Hamilton, lowa State, 4-3.
Third—Terry Steiner, lowa, dec. Gary
Steffensmeier, Northern lowa, 8-6.
Fifth—Ken Ramsey, Ohio State, dec. Nick
Garone, Old Dominion, 3-2.
Seventh—run Wittman, Penn State, dec. Todd
Chesbro, Oklahoma State, 0-3.
Championship—Pat Smith, Oklahoma State,
dec. Tom Ryan, lowa, 7.6
Third—Dave Walter, Purdue, dec. Ray Miller,
Arizona State, 4-2.
Fifth—Jason Suter, Penn State, dec. Scott
Hoven, Pittsburgh, 5-3.
Seventh—Greg Warren, Missouri, dec. Pete
Welch, North Carolina, 6-2.
Championship—Mark Reiland, lowa, pinned
Kevin Randleman, Ohio State, 4:59
Third—Charlie Jones, Pyrdue, dec. Dan Rus
sell, Portland State, 2-0
Firth—Mark Banks, West Virginia, won by
default over Chris Kwortnik, North Carolina State.
Seventh —G.T. Taylor, Arizona State, dec.
Shane Camera, North Carolina, 5-3.
Championship—Marty Morgan, Minnesota,
dec. Matt Johnson, lowa State, 17-7.
Third—Bad Chelesvig, lowa, dec. Rich Powers,
Northern lowa, 114
Fifth—Bret Gustafson, Tennessee-Chattanoo
ga, dec. Lanny Green, Michigan, 8-2.
Seventh—Scott Chenoweth, Nebraska, won
by default over Matt White, Penn State.
Championship—Paul Keysaw, Cal State
Bakersfield, dec. Randy Couture, Oklahoma
State, 4-1.
Third—Curt Strahm, Oregon, dec. Dominic
Black, West Virginia, 5-3.
Fifth—Fritz Lehrke, Michigan, dec. Travis Fis
er, lowa, 3-2.
Seventh—Mike Funk. Northwestern, dec. Bry
an Burns, Bucknell, 6-4, sudden death OT.
Heavyweight
Championship—Jon Llewellyn, Illinois, dec.
Kurt Angle, Clarion, &3.
Third—Sylvester Terkay, North Carolina State,
dec. David Jones, Cal State-Fullerton, U.
Fifth—Kirk Mammen, Oklahoma State, dec.
Matt Lindley, Purdue, 8-2.
Seventh—Mike Anderson, Arizona State, dec.
Perry Miller, Pittsburgh, 7-4.
Cagers
PENN STATE (68)
J.Eiames 3-6 6-712, Hayes 6-13 0-012, Degitz
3-9 2-5 8, (.Barnes 3-11 3-4 12, Brown 55-601 12,
Johnson 2.42-26, Dietz 0-3 40 0, Carter 1-2 04 2,
Jennings 1.21.2 4. Totals 24-56 14-21 68.
EASTERN MICHIGAN (71)
Haiku 4-10 4-412, Ca. Thomas 2-8 2-4 7, Kenne
dy 8-13 5-7 21, Ch. Thomas 3-7 3-311, Neely 5-10
7818, Boykin 61 0-0 0, Lewis 1 -1 0-0 2, Felder 0-
0 0-0 0, Pearson 0-0 043 0. Totals 23-50 21-26 71.
Halftime—Penn St. 33, E. Michigan 29. Regu
lation-58.58. 3-point goals—Penn St. 6-12
(F.Barnes 3.8, Brown 2.2, Jennings 1.2), E. Mich
igan 4.13 (Ch. Thomas 2-6, Neely 1.1, Ca Thomas
1.6). Fouled out— Hallas, Kennedy. Rebounds—
Penn St. 32 (J.Barnes 8), E. Michigan 35 (Hallas
8). Assists—Penn St. 13 (F.Barnes, Brown 4), E.
Michigan 16 (Ca. Thomas, Neely 4). Total fouls—
Penn St. 18, E. Michigan 21. A-17,523.
Lady cagers
JAMES MADISON (73)
McCracken 2610-0 4, Gilmore 133-4 5, Harris
6-116618, Cruthird 483411, Schuler 5-11 0-0 13,
Jones 23 236, Michealsen 5-8 0-011, Hardison
24 1-2 5. Totals 27-58 15-19 73.
PENN ST. (71►
Eikenberg 4-8 3412, Garner 10.1700 24, Phil
lips 7-165-5 19, Robinson 4-14 2-2 10, Dougherty
1.604 2, Henry 0-2 0-0 0, Kretchmar 1-200 2,11 Vi
Hams 043 2-2 2, Coleman 000-0 0, Caplinger 0-1
0-0 0, Holloway 02 0.00. Totals 27-6612-13 71.
Halftime—Penn St. 41, James Madison 29.3-
point shots—James Madison 0-11 (MGCrac ken
0-2, Schuler 3-6, Michealsen 1-3), Penn St. 5-9
(Eikenberg 1.2, garner 4-6, Dougherty 0-1) Fouled
out—None. Rebounds—James Madison 37 (Har
ris 9), Penn St. 36 (Phillips 9). Assists—James
Madison 16 (Gilmore 7), Penn St. 13 (Eikenberg
5). Total fouls—James Madison 17, Penn St. 18.
A-6,087.
N CAA
NC/U1 Men's Basketball Tournament
All Times EST
EAST REGIONAL
First Round
At Cole Fieldhouse
College Park, Md.
Thursday, March 14
Oklahoma State 67, New Mexico 54
North Carolina State 114. Southern Mississippi
Temple 80, Purdue 63
Ric htnond 73, Syracuse 69
At The Carrier Dome
Syracuse, N.Y.
Friday, March 15
Eastern Michigan 76, Mississippi State 56
Penn State 74, UCLA 69
North Carolina 101, Northeastern 66
Villanova 50, Princeton 48
Second Round
At Cole Fieldhouse
College Park, Md.
Saturday, March 16
Temple 77, Richmond 64
Oklahoma State 73, North Carolina State 64
At The Carder Dome
Syracuse, N.Y.
Yesterday, March 17
North Carolina 84, Villanova 69
Eastern Michigan 71, Penn State 613, OT
Regional Semifinals
At The Meadowlands Arena
East Rutherford, N.J.
Friday, March 22
Temple (23-9) vs. Oklahoma State (24-7)
North Carolina (27-5) vs. Eastern Michigan (26.
Regkmal Championship
Sunday, Match 24
At The Meadowlands Arena
East Ruthodonl, N.J.
Terriple.Oklahoma State winner vs. North Car
olina-Eastern Michigan winner
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL
First Round
At Freedom Hall
Louisvilkt, Ky.
Thursday, March 14
Pittsburgh 76, Georgia 68, 01
Kansas 55, New Orleans 49
Florida State 75, Southern California 72
Indiana 79, Coastal Carolina 69
At The Omni
Atlanta
Friday, March 15
Arkansas 117, Georgia State 76
Arizona State 79, Rutgers 76
Alabama 89, Murray State 79
Wake Forest 71, Louisiana Tech 65 •
Second Round
At Freedom Hall
Louisville, Ky.
Saturday, March 16
Kansas 77, Pittsburgh 66
Indiana 82. Florida State 60
At The Omni
Atlanta
Yesterday, March 17
Alabama 96, Wake Forest 88
Arkansas 97, Arizona State 90
Regional Semifinals
At The Charlotte Coliseum
Charlotte, N.C.
Thursday, March 21
Indiana (294) vs. Kansas (24-7)
Arkansas (33-3) vs. Alabama (219)
Regional Championship
At The Charlotte Coliseum
Charlotte, N.C.
Saturday, March 23
Indiana-Kansas winner vs. Arkansas-Alabama
winner
MIDWEST REGIONAL
First Round
At The Metrodome
Minneapolis
Thursday, March 14
Duke 102, Northeast Louisiana 73
lowa 76, East Tennessee State 73
Connecticut 79, Louisiana State 62
Xavier, Ohio 89, Nebraska 84
At Dayton Arena
Dayton, Ohio
Friday, March 15
St. John's 75, Northern Illinois 68
Texas 73, St. Peter's 65
Ohio State 97, Towson State 86
Georgia Tech 87, DePaul 70
Second Round
At The Metrodome
Minneapolis
Saturday, March 16
Duke 85, lowa 70
Connecticut 66, Xavier, Ohio 50
At Dayton Arena
Dayton, Ohio
Yesterday, Marsh 17
Ohio State 65, Georgia Tech 61
St. John's 84, Texas 76
Regional Semifinals
At The Sihertlome
Pontiac, Mich.
Friday, March 22
Duke (28-7) vs. Connecticut (211101
Ohio State (27-3) vs. St. John's (22-8)
Regional Championship
At The Silventome
Pontiac, Mich.
Sunday, March 21
Duke-Connecticut winner vs. Ohio State-St
John's winner
WEST REGIONAL
First Round
At The Jon M. Huntsman Center
Salt Lake City
Thursday, March 14
Seton Hall 71, Pepperdine 51
Creighton 64, New Mexico State 56
Brigham Young 61, Virginia 48
Arizona 93, St. Francis, Pa. 80
At The McKale Center
Tucson, Ariz.
Friday, March 15
Michigan State 60, Wisconsin-Green Bay 58
Utah 82, South Alabama 72
Georgetown 70, Vanderbilt 60
UN LV 99, Montana 65
Second Round
At The Jon M. Huntsman Center
Salt Lake City
Saturday, March 16
Arizona 76, Brigham Young 61
Seton Hall 81, Creighton 69
At The McKele Center
Tucson, Ariz
Yesterday, March 17
Utah 85, Michigan State 84, 201
UNLV 62, Georgetown 54
Regional Semifinals
At The Kingdom.
Seattle
Thursday, March 21
Arizona (28.6) vs. Seton Hall (24-8)
UNLV (32-0) vs. Utah (30-3)
Regional Championship
At The Kingdoms
Seattle
Saturday, March 23
Arizona-Seton Hall winner vs. UN LV-Utah win
ner
THE FINAL FOUR
Al The Hoosier Dome
Indianapolis
Semifinals
Saturday, March 30
East champion vs. Southeast champion
Midwest champion vs. West champion
Championship
Monday, April 1
Semifinal winners
GEORGETOWN (54)
Churchweli 1-10 0-0 2, Mourning 2-5 3-5 7,
Mutombo 2,13 0-0 16, Brown 2-1033 7, Harrison
3.7 2-2 9, Morgan 360-0 6, Thompson 3.50-0 6,
Kelly 0-1 1.21, Fleury 0-00-00. Totals 22.579.11
54.
Johnson 7-14 56 20, Augmon 4-12 1-2 9, Ackles
1-3 06 2, Hunt 5-11 2-214, Anthony 4-10 7-8 15,
Spencer 1.80-0 2, Gray 0-0 0-0 0, Waldman 0-0 0-
0 0. Totals 22-58 15-1862.
Halftime—UNLV 29, Georgetown 19. 3-point
goals—Georgetown 1.12 (Harrison 1.4, Brown 0-
5, Mourning 0-1, Morgan 0-1, Thompson 0-1),
UNLV 3.16 (Hunt 2-5, Johnson 1-6, Anthony 0-2,
Augmon 0-3). Fouled out—Mourning, Brown.
Rebounds—Georgetown 40 (Mourning 11), UNLV
33 (Augmon, Johnson 10). Assists— Georgetown
11 (Harrison 4). UNLV 8 (Anthony 4). Total fouls—
Georgetown 18, UNLV 11. Technicals—Johnson.
A-13,497.
VI LLANOVA (69)
Bain 2-7 2-2 6, L.Miller 6-12 4-4 17, Bowden 3-
8 2-2 8, Woodard 5-11 2-2 15, Walker 41 0-011,
Byrd 1-40-0 2, Bryson 0-0 0-0 0, Mumlord 3-4 2-2
10, Pelle 00 0-0 0, D.Miller GO 0, Masotti 04
GOO, Wind ROO 0, Muller 0-1 0-00. Totals 24.58
12.12 69.
NORTH CAROLINA (84)
Fox 612 0-0 14, Lynch 8-11 3-4 19, Chilcutt 4-
10 3.511, Davis 6-11 3.418, Rice 3-81.2 8, Rodl 1-
1 00 2, Montross 2-3004, Phelps 2-414 7, Reese
000-00, Rozier 0-1 1-21, Sullivan 0-0 000, Hams
0-0 0-0 0, Cherry 0-0 0-0 0, Salvadori 0-0 0-0 0,
Wenstrom 0-0 00 O. Totals 32-61 14-21 84.
Halftime—North Carolina 44, Villanova 32.3-
point goals—Villanova 021 (Walker 36, Woodard
Mumtord 2-2, LMiller 1-2, D.Mil ler 01, Muller
01, Bain 0-2), North Carolina 613 (Davis 3-4, Fox
2-7, Rice 1.1, Chilcutt 0-1). Fouled out—Dowdell.
Rebounds—Villanova 34 (L.Miller 7), North Car
olina 35 (Lynch 10). Assists— Villanova 11 (L Mil
ler, Dowdell 3), North Carolina 27 (Rice 9). Total
fouls—Villanova 21, North Carolina 12. A—NA.
MICHIGAN STATE (84)
Steigenga 7-14 2-2 17, Stephens 2-3 2-2 6,
Peplowski 7-11 0-2 14, Montgomery 4-9 0-0 9,
Smith 10-21 5-6 28, Hickman 1-3 048 2, Zulaut 1-4
0-0 2, Penick 1-7 4-5 6, Weshinskey 0-0 0-0 0.
Totals 33-72 13-17 84
UTAH (85)
Grant 1017 68 29. McGrath 1-11-2 3, Watts 3-
9 8-16 14, Tate 3.50-0.6, Wilson 17 1-2 8, Afeaki
1-4 3-4 5, Soto 18 8-12 16, Dixon 0-4000, Rydalch
1-4 1-2 4, Howard 000-0 0. Totals 25-5928-46 85.
Halftime—Michigan St. 33, Utah 29. Regula
tion-64.64. First overtime-75-75. 3-point
goals—Michigan St. 5-14 (Smith 3-8, Steigenga
1.2, Montgomery 1-2, Penick 0-4 Utah 7-21 (Grant
3-6, Soto 24, Wilson 1-4, Rydalch 1-4, Dixon 0.3).
Fouled out—Steigenga, Montgomery, Wilson.
Rebounds—Michigan St. 43 (Peplowski 11), Utah
36 (Grant, Watts 10). Assists— Michigan St. 19
(Montgomery 7), Utah 15 (Tate 5). Total fouls—
Michigan St. 28, Utah 20. Technicals—Michigan
St. coach Heathcote. Montgomery. A-13,497.
TEXAS (76)
Williams 2-7 0-0 4, Collie 212.2 6, Myers 3.41-
2 7, Jeans 1-4 0-0 2, Wright 1623 10-10 32, Cam
bridge 6-16 3-4 17, McCoy 2-51-2 6, Burditt 1-2 B
0 2, Watson 0-00-00. Totals 27-65 17-20 76
ST. JOHN'S 934)
Sealy 8183-519, Singleton 7-9 7-9 21, Werdann
6-9 1-2 13, Buchanon 4-8 5-7 14. Sproling 6-6 1-3
In The Bleachers by Steve Moore
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THERE GOES
MICHAEL JORDAN
14, Scott 0.1 1.21, Cain 04)2-6 2, Mutolloo.o 0
Totals 31-51 21134 84.
Halftime—St. John's 45, Texas 36. 3-point
goals—Texas 5-17 (Wright 2-5, Cambridge 2-5,
McCoy 1-4, Jeans 0-2, Collie 0-1), St. John's 2-4
(Buchanan 13, Sproling 1-1). Fouled out—McCoy,
Sproling. Rebounds—Texas 36 (Myers 9), St.
John's 35 (Seafy 12). Assists—Texas 10 (Williams,
McCoy 3), St. John's 21 (Buchanon 11). Total
fouls—Texas 22, St. John's 17. A-13,055.
GEORGIA TECH (61)
Hill 36 2-4 9, Mackey 5-10 0010, Geiger 3-5 0-
06, Anderson 8-28 9-1025, Barry 4-13 009, Dom&
lik 0.10-0 0, Newbi II 1.2 0.2 2. Totals 246511-16
61.
OHIO STATE (65)
Jackson 517 5816, Lee 3-12 349, Carter &14
3819, Baker 2-4 2.4 6, Brown 1-934 4, Robinson
2-3 043 4, Jent 2-40.0 5, Skelton 1-2 002, Brande
wie 0-00-00. Totals 24-6515-27 65.
Halftime—Ohio St. 36, Ga. Tech 28. 3.point
goals—Ga. Tech 2-11 (Hill 1.1, Barry 1-8, Ander
son 0-1, Domalik 0-1), Ohio St. 24 (Jent 1-2, Jack
son 1.3, Brown 0-3). Fouled out —,Geiger, Baker.
Rebounds— Ga Tech 44 (Mackey 19), Ohio St. 50
(Carter 18). Assists—Ga. Tech 13 (Barry 5), Ohio
St. 13 (Jackson 6). Total fouls— Ga Tech 22, Ohio
St. 20. Technicals— Coach Cremins; Cremins,
illegal timeout. A-13,055.
WAKE FOREST (88)
Tucker 2313 6, King 132236 29, Rogers 8-12
0016, McQueen 48009, SOW 4-7 2-2 11, Owens
2.2 0.0 4, Childress 5-10 3-3 14, Wise 0-0 0-0 0.
Totals 38-64 9-14 88.
ALABAMA (96)
*ewe!! 7-17 7-7 21, Cheatum 8-175.7 21, Hony
6.9 2-2 16, Waites 8-110-0 21, Lancaster 0-2 0-00,
Robinson 5-14 3-4 15, Webb 1.10-0 2, Jones 0-1
0-0 0, Campbell 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 35-72 17-20 96.
Halftime—Alabama 48, Wake Forest 45. 3-
point goals—Wake Forest 312 (McQueen 1-Z Sil
er 1-3, Childress 1.5, King 0-1, Rogers 0.1), Ala
bama 9-18 (Waites 58, Horry 2-4, Robinson 2-8,
Sprewell 0-1, Lancaster 0-1). Fouled out—None.
Rebounds— Wake Forest 31 (Rogers 12), Ala
bama 37 (Cheatum 9). Assists—Wake Forest 27
(McQueen 7), Alabama 24 (Waites 10). Total
fouls—Wake Forest 19, Alabama 14. A—NA.
NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament
By The Associated Press
All Times EST
EAST REGIONAL
First Round
Wednesday, March 13
George Washington 73, Richmond 62
Providence 88, Fairfield 87
James Madison 70, Kentucky 62
Toledo 83, Rutgers 65
Second Round
Saturday, March 16
James Madison 73, Penn State 71
North Carolina State 94, George Washington
Clemson 103, Providence 91
Connecticut 81, Toledo 80
Regional Semifinals
At Philadelphia
Thursday, March 21
James Madison (26.4) vs. Clemson (21-10)
Connecticut (274) vs. North Carolina State (27-
Regional Championship
At Philadelphia
Saturday, March 23
Semifinal winners
MIDEAST REGIONAL
First Round
Wednesday, March 13
Florida State 96, Appalachian State 57
Holy Cross 81, Maryland 71
Southwest Missouri State 94, Tennessee Tech
Vanderbilt 73, South Carolina 64
Second Round
Saturday, March 16
Tennessee 55, Southwest Missouri State 47
Western Kentucky 72, Florida State 69
Yesterday, March 17
Vanderbilt 69, Purdue 63
Auburn 84, Holly Cross 58
Regional Semifinals
At Knoxville, Tenn.
Thursday, March 21
Tennessee (26-5) vs. Western Kentucky (29.2)
Auburn (25-5) vs. Vanderbilt (19-11)
Regional Championship
At Knoxville, Tenn.
Saturday, Minch 23
Semifinal winners
MIDWEST REGIONAL
First Round
Wednesday, March 13
Stephen F. Austin 73, Mississipi 62
Oklahoma State 81, DePaul BO
Northwestern 82, Washington State 62
Lamar 77, Texas 63
Second Round
Saturday, Much 16
Arkansas 105, Northwestern 68
Oklahoma State 96, Michigan State 94, 3 OT
Yesterday, March 17 NHL
Virginia 74, Stephen F.Austin 72
Lamar 93, Louisiana State 73
Regional Semifinals
Al Austin, Texas
Thursday, March 21
Virginia (28-2) vs. Oklahoma State (27-5)
Arkansas (2113) vs. Lamar (283)
Regional Championship
At Austin, Texas
Saturday, March 23
Semifinal winners
WEST REGIONAL
Fast Round
Wednesday, March 13
Southern Cat 63, Utah 52
lowa 64, Montana 53
UNLV 70, Texas Tech 65
Fullerton St. 84, Louisiana Tech 80
Second Round
Saturday, March 16
Georgia 86, UNLV 62
Long Beach St. 83, Southern Cal 58
Washington 70, lowa 53
Stanford 91, Fullerton State 67
Regional Semifinals
At Las Vegas
Thursday, March 21
Georgia (27-3) vs. Long Beach St. (24-7)
Washington (24-4) vs. Stanford (24-5)
Regional Championship
At Las Vegas
Saturday, March 23
Semifinal winners
THE FINAL FOUR
At New Odom
Semifinals
Saturday, Ilan* 30
East champion vs. Midwest champion
Mideast champion vs. West champion
Championship
Sunday, Narch 31
Semifinal winners
NBA
EASTERN CONFERENCE
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LANDING
500,1.
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x-Boston
Philadelphia
New Val(
Washington
New Jersey
Miami
49 17
35 29
32 33
23 41
21 44
20 45
Central Division
x.Chicago 48 15 .762
x-Detroit 41 25 .621 8 1 / 2
Milwaukee 39 27 .591 10 1 / 2
Atlanta 36 29 554 13
Indiana 32 33 .492 17
Cleveland 23 41 .359 25 1 / 2
Charlotte 19 45 .297 29 1 / 2
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Midwest Division
41 21
42 22
39 24
23 40
21 42
21 42
18 46
Pacific Division
San Antonio
Utah
Houston
Dallas
Minnesota
Orlando
Denver
x-Portland
x-LA Lakers
a-Phoenix
Golden State
Seattle
LA Clippers
Sacramento
x-clinched playoff berth
Saturday's Games
Chicago 102, Cleveland 98
Detroit 106, Orlando 99
New Jersey 110, Washington 86
Golden State 117, Dallas 105
Phoenix 128, Atlanta 116
Utah 104, Seattle 98, 07
Sacramento 92, San Antonio 85
Yesterday's Games
Late Games Not Included
Boston 110, Philadelphia 105
Milwaukee 102, New York 101
Minnesota 90, Miami 87
Indiana 130, Denver 92
Charlotte 121, New Jersey 108
LA Clippers 107, Portland 97
Golden State at Houston, (n)
San Antonio at LA Lakers, (5)
Today's Games
Orlando at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m.
Denver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.
Indiana at Phoenii, 9:30 p.m.
47 17 .734 -
46 18 .719 1
44 20 .688 3
34 29 .540 12 1 / 2
30 34 .469 17
23 42 .354 24 1 / 2
18 44 .290 28
Tomorrow's Games
New York at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m.
Boston at Atlanta, 8 p.m.
Houston at Minnesota, B p.m.
Miami at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m.
Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m.
Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m.
LA Clippers at LA Lakers, 10•30 p.m.
PHILADELPHIA (105)
Barkley 15-236838, Gilliam 6-15 0012, Mahan
1000 2, Green 5.10 0-011, Hawkins 017 4-5 23,
Anderson 4-12 1-1 9, Turner 4-6 0.0 10, 801 010
00, Payne 01 at) 0. Totals 44-91 11-14 105
BOSTON (110)
Bird 9-202-2 23, Gamble 8-15 0-016, Parish 11-
17 6-6 28, Shaw 4-8 2-2 10, Lewis 811 2-2 14,
Brown 7-10 0-0 15, Kleine 1.20-0 2, Pinckney 0-3
2-2 2. Totals 46-86 14-14 110.
Philadelphia
Boston
26 22 26 31-105
28 28 28 26-110
3-Point goals—Philadelphia 6.18 (Turner 2-2,
Barkley 2-7, Green 1-1, Hawkins 1-4, 80l 0.1, Payne
0-1, Anderson 0-2), Boston 4-9 (Bird 3-7, Brown 1-
2). Fouled out— Gamble. Rebounds—Philadel
phia 39 (Barkley 11), Boston 51 (Parish 18).
Assists—Philadelphia 22 (Barkley 8), Boston 28
(Shaw 10). Total fouls—Philadelphia 13, Boston
20. A-14,890.
CHARLOTTE (121)
Newman 4-10 3-3 11, Reid 3-7 5-6 11, Gmmski
4-7 0-0 8, Chapman 3-11 5-6 11, Gill 9-14 2.2 20,
Lackner 381.3 7, Curry 7-17 1-2 16, Gattison 1-3
567, Tripucka 6-9 8-820, Bogues 4-6 2-310. Totals
44-90 32-39121.
NEW JERSEY (108)
Morris 59 2-3 14, Coleman 5-11 9-13 19, Bowie
8-17 5-7 21, Blaylock 3120-0 7, Theus 6-1914 17,
Petrovic 5-17 4-514, Haley 2-3 343 7, Buechler 0-
1 0-0 0, Mills 3-5 0-0 6, George 0-1 0-0 0, Gervin 1-
31.2 3.Totals 38-98 27-42108.
Charlotte 29 33 26 33-121
New Jersey 25 14 27 42-108
3-Point goals—Charlotte 1.5 (Curry 1-1, New
man 0-1, Gminski 0-1, Chapman GI, Tripucka O
n New Jersey 5-16 (Morris 2-2, Theus 2-5, Blay
lock 16, Coleman 0-1, Petrovic 62). Fouled out
None. Rebounds—Charlotte 54 (Reid, Gminski,
Tripucka 7), New Jersey 74 (Coleman 13).
Assists—Charlotte 19 (Gill 5), New Jersey 16
(Blaylock 9). Total fouls—Charlotte 28, New Jer
sey 25. K-9,015.
WALES CONFERENCE
Patrick DPoiskm
W. L . T Pts . GF .GA
38 30 5 81 311 274
34 28 12 80 272 240
32 33 9 73 237 243
33 33 6 72 234 241
30 31 12 72 253 242
23 41 10 56 210 270
Pittsburgh
NY Rangers
Philadelphia
Washington
New Jersey
NY Islanders
Adams Division
41 23 9 91 269 242
37 28 10 84 260 234
31 34 9 71 221 249
27 29 17 71 262 255
14 47 12 40 205 325
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
Nonis Division
W. L T Pts .GF .GA
44 72 6 94 251 188
40 21 11 91 262 233
33 34 8 74 260 274
25 34 14 64 235 241
21 43 9 51 220 296
Smythe Division
x•Boston
x•Montreal
x4lartford
x-Buffalo
Quebec
x-Chicago
x-St Louis
x•Detroit
Minnesota
Toronto
42 22 9 93 309 228
42 24 7 91 312 235
34 34 5 73 246 245
25 39 11 61 248 272
x•Los Angeles
x•Calgary
x•Edmonton
Winnipeg
Vancouver 25 41 9 59 228 298
xclinched playoff berth
Saturday's Games
Detroit 5, Boston 3
Pittsburgh 6, Quebec 3
Hartford 6, New Jersey 2
Washington 6, Philadelphia 0
Los Angeles 4, Calgary 3
Montreal 6, Buffalo 4
Toronto 4, Minnesota 3, OT
N.Y. Islanders 4, Vancouver 4, tie
Chicago 3, St. Louis 2
Yesterday's Games
Late Gaines Not Included
Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Rangers 2
Buffalo 6, Hartford 1
Edmonton 4, Montreal 2
Boston 3, Philadelphia 1
Toronto at Minnesota, in)
St. Louis at Chicago, (n)
Los Angeles at Vancouver, (n)
Today's Game
Winnipeg at Calgary, 9:35 p.m.
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