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Mackey, Tech Stop the Tar Heels Voters Dump K-12 Project, Auditorium 20—MANCHF..STER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 28, 1991 In Brief . Mackey, Tech stop the Tar Heels TUESDAY UConn women lose to Pitt PITTSBURGH — Junior Lori Johnson had 16 points By The Associated Press eighth time in 10 games. U l^V led 84-54 and 14 rebounds to lead Pittsburgh to a 61-59 upset win with 8>/2 minutes to play and then cleared over No. 17 University of Connecticut in Big East No surprise that Georgia Tech’s first the bench in the road victory. Larrv John­ win ever at the Dean Dome came cour­ son led the Runnin’ Rebels with 27 J women’s basketball action Saturday at the Fitzgerald LOCAL NEWS INSIDE Field House. tesy of a sophomore. No, not Kenny points, eight in the opening eight minutes. Anderson. Malcolm Mackey. A The loss snaps the Huskies’ 14-gamc winning streak, No. 2 Arkansas 73, Baylor 68: The longest in NCAA Division I women’s basketball this The 6-foot-11 forward grabbed 17 Razorbacks, who have one loss, became ■ Dem leaders to meet progressives. year. UConn is now 7-1 in the Big East and 15-3 overall rebounds and scored 18 of his 24 points the first Division I team to reach 20 wins Pittsburgh goes to 6-2, 11-8 with the win. Providence in the second half on Sunday, including a and improved to 8-0 in the Southwest with its 97-70 win over Villanova, also pulls one game three-point play with 3 seconds to play Conference with the road victory. Oliver ■ Ed Board votes to keep CAPP. behind the Huskies in conference play at 6-2. that gave the Yellow Jackets an 88-86 vic­ Miller led Arkansas with 22 points, but Support Junior guard Wendy Davis had 17 points, senior Laura tory over No. 7 North Carolina, their first Todd Day was held to a career-low five ■ Tax help available for the elderly. our Lishncss 13 points and 12 rebounds^ and senior center in six games at the Smith Center and first A Kerry Bascom 10 points and nine rebounds to lead in Chapel Hill since the 1984-85 season. troops! UConn. The Udy Huskies shot 40 percent (20-for-50) “What I wanted to do is make a game NCAA Hoop ■ Fish and game club avoids fine. from the floor. out of it,” said Mackey, the only other UConn will look to get back on track Wednesday at 7 starter besides Anderson back from last points. p.m. when it visits Boston College. year’s Final Four team. “No one hardly No. 3 Indiana 97, No. 22 Michigan ever beats them here.” Local/Regional Section, Page 7. State 63: Freshman Damon Bailey scored Hartford nips the Wildcats He’s right about that. In its sixth season a season-high 19 points for the Hoosiers WhaVs of operation, the building has seen the Tar WEST HARTFORD (AP) — Larry Griffiths’ tip-in (18-2, 6-1) and senior Steve Smith had a Heels on the losing end just eight times, with 17 seconds left sealed Hartford’s 45^2 victory over season-low 14, half his average, for the ^ u r Homefown Newspaper Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper Nems the New Hampshire Wildcats in a game where neither five in Atlantic Coast Conference play. visiting Spartans (12-6,5-3). Newsstand: 35^ — Home: 30^ North Atlantic Conference team could find its shot There wasn’t much thought in the first California 85, No. 5 Arizona 78: The The Hawks (8-9, 3-2) and Wildcats (2-16, 0-4) both half about a Carolina home loss. The Tar Golden Bears (8-9, 4-4) ended an eight- Jan. 29,1991 shot just 33 percent from the floor in Saturday’s. New Heels led 56-40 with 17:35 to play in the game losing streak to the Wildcats (16-3, T N game. Cue the Yellow Jacket run. Hampshire shot just .207 percent in the first half, tying a 5-2) in a Pac-10 game that was inter­ conference record set Dec. 7, 1985, by Colgate against Over the next 5:26, Georgia Tech rupted for 10 minutes by a fight. Billy Voters dump Networks to Niagara. (12-5, 4-2) outscored the Tar Heels 22-3 Dreher had a career-high 23 points for for its biggest lead, and the lead changed carry speech Vin Baker scored 14 points and grabbed 11 rebounds California, while Chris Mills’ 20 points lor Hartford, while Ron Moye added 11 points. Tommy hands five times until Rick Fox gave led the visitors. WASHINGTON (AP) — MacDonald led the Wildcats with 12 points and Eric North Carolina (14-3, 3-2) an 86-85 lead President Bush’s State-of-thc- with 11 seconds hfi. Providence 92, No, 6 Syracuse 82: Thiclen had 11. Eric Murdock scored 23 points. 10 below K-12 project, Union address to Congress “There were times when I thought we his average, as the Friars (12-7, 3-5) beat tonight will be carried live by were out of it in the fir.st half,” Georgia Henke wins Phoenix Open the Oi^gcmen (17-3. 5-3) for just the 'X:' the four major television net­ Tech coach Bobby Cremins said. “For us PHOENIX (AP) — Nolan Henke rolled in an 18-foot third lime in 26 games. Providence out- Up works. birdie putt on the final hole Sunday, ending a back-nine to come back like we did was really The speech, broadcast by something.” rebounded the visiting Orangemen 47-34. collapse and giving him a one-stroke victory over Curtis Billy Owens led Syracuse in the Big East auditorium ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN, will Strange, Tom Watson and Gil Morgan in the Phoenix After Mackey’s three-point play. North game with 33 points. begin at 9 p.m. in the chamber Open. Carolina called two timeouts before get­ Alabama 88, No. 8 Kentucky 83: \ By DAVID LAMMEY defeated, by 263 votes. of the FIousc of Representatives. Henke finished with an even-par 71 and a 16-under ting a layup from Fox which was ruled to Melvin Cheatum scored 26 points as the Manchester Herald A total of 1,725 votes were cast, have come after the buzzer. total of 268. The victory was worth $180,(X)0, more than Crimson Tide (11-6, 5-3) ended Ken­ out of a possible 2,804 registered Partial eclipse Jon Barry added 20 points for Georgia half of what the 26-ycar-old Henke earned last season. tucky’s 10-game winning streak and BOLTON — Like a sequel to last voters and 87 unregistered voters. Morgan and Strange both bogeyed the 18th hole to fall Tech, while Anderson, the other spring s close budget referendum.s, Unregistered voters arc those who of moon tonight sophomore, had 14. handed the Wildcats (15-3) their first loss ^ ^ to 15 under with Watson, who had a 65 with birdies on in eight Southeastern Conference games. Bolton voters Monday narrowly own properly in Bolton but live el­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Fox had 20 points for the Tar Heels and sewhere. five of the last six holes. Morgan shot a 66 and Strange a No. 9 Duke 99, Clemson 70: Christian dumped a $10.75 million K-12 left edge of the full moon will 67 on the 6,992-yard TPC course. Lynch added 16. school building project. And while It was precisely those non-resi­ darken slightly during a partial Sunday’s Game: Lacttner scored 13 points and grabbed 10 Henke, who started the round with a four-stroke lead rebounds as Duke (16-4, 5-2) kept Clem­ the slim 39-vote margin caused dent property owners that caused the eclipse visible tonight and early over Robert Wrenn, made the turn at 17 under and then No. 21 Georgetown 83, No. 17 Pit­ son (9-9,0-6) winless in the ACC. project backers to be encouraged by project’s defeat, argued Mike Har­ V. — V Wednesday from the Western tsburgh 78: There were a Big East Con­ birdied the lOih hole for a three-shot lead over Strange. No. 10 St. John’s 58, Villanova 55: — Kenny Anderson of Georgia Tech (12) looks for help as strong residential support, project ney, chairman of the Citizens Al­ hemisphere and parts of Europe ference-record 61 fouls called and Geor­ But Henke bogeyed the par-5 13th, the par-5 15lh and Jason Buchanan’s jumper with 16 North Carolina’s King Rice defends during their Atlantic Coast Con­ opponents The Neglected Taxpayers liance for School Excellence and Africa. getown took advantage by making 33 of (CASE). the par-3 16th to fall to 15 under. seconds to play gave the Redmen (15-2, crowed that: “A win is a win.” The eclipse will be “subtle, 38 free throws while the Panthers ference game Sunday in Chapei Hiil, N.C. Tech upset the ninth- 6-2) their fifth straight win and sole pos­ ranked Tar Heels, 88-86. The second question on the “The non-rcsidcnlial voters have but it’s free. It’s visible to Nicklaus has big payday .managed a 31-for-45 effort. Dikembe session of first place in the Big East. Vil­ referendum, concerning the $1.75 essentially decided the fate of the anyone who cares to spend five Mutombo scored 21 of his 23 points in minutes to look” witli the naked KOHALA COAST, Hawaii (AP) — A mental lapse lanova (10-8, 3-4) trailed the whole game Chattanooga in a Southern Conference million auditorium project, was also by Gary Player helped Jack Nicklaus to the biggest the second half as the Hoyas (12-5, 4-3) until taking a 55-54 lead with 1:34 left.
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