2C ■ The Register-Herald, Sunday, Februarv 3. 1991 ★

Sunday Scoreboard Pro Basketball Furman rolls

5-6 17, Bridgette Haney 6-17 2-3 1b, NBA Standings Amanda Forney 4-7 5-9 13, Susie Davis EASTERN CONFERENCE Prep Basketball 4-7 1-2 9, Dee Marcum 2-2 0-0 5. TO­ Atlantic Division Lists TALS 28-54 21-32 79. W L Pct OB LIO Streak Home Away Conf SALEM-TEIKYO (86) Boston 32 12 .727 - 3-7 Lost 1 2 1 -4 1 1 -8 20- 9 Herd, 88-63 Area Standings Melissa Swartz 9-15 4-6 22, Leann Bird Philadelphia 24 19 .558 7 Vi 4-6 Won 1 16- 7 8-12 18-11 CLASS AAA WL Pct. Strk Major League Greats At 4-13 7-9 15, Jean Dennison 4-14 0-0 12, Woodrow Wilson 12 2 857 L-1 Mary Ann Lewis 3-16 2-2 9, Carla Folks New York 20 25 444 12Vi 5-5 Won 1 10-13 10-12 11-15 HUNTINGTON — Forward Bruce Evans scored Oak Hi# 10 5 667 W-3 3-8 2-2 8 TOTALS 23-86 5-22 66. Washington 20 25 444 12Vi 4-6 Lost 1 1 3 -8 7-17 12-15 Halftime: Salem 35, Tech 34 Three-point Princeton 9 6 600 WI The End Of Their Careers New Jersey 14 31 .311 18% 4-6 Lost 4 ' 9-13 5-18 9-17 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds and Furman goals: Tech 2-3 (Haney 1-2, Marcum 1-1), Mount View 8 7 513 L-4 1 Warren Spahn — traded tor cash ( 1964). Salem 5-22 (Dennison 4-10, Lewis 1-9, Miami 12 34 261 21 2-8 Lost 1 9-14 3-20 6-22 shut out Marshall for more than 5 minutes during Greenbrier East 5 IO 333 W-2 2 Jim Kaat — traded for cash ( 1980). Folks 0-1, Bird 0-1, Swartz 0-1). Re­ Nicholas Co 5 11 313 L-1 3 Larry Doh y — traded for cash ( 1959). Central Division the second half of an 88-63 Southern Conference Bluefield 4 10 286 L-3 bounds: Tech 36 (Forney 13), Salem 29 ( Detroit 33 13 .717 - 8-2 Won 5 20- 1 13-12 22- 6 4 Burleigh Grimes — traded for cash (1934). Swartz 14) Assists Tech 14 (Burke 6), victory on Saturday. CLASS AA W L Pct. Sir* 5 Robin Roberts — traded for cash ( 1961 ) Salem 20 (Lewis 9). Total fouls. Tech 16, Chicago 30 13 698 1% 7-3 Won I 18- 3 12-10 18- 7 Pineville 14 0 I OOO W-14 6. Jimmy Foxx — traded for waiver price ( 1942). 1 Salem 22. Fouled out: Davis, Dennison. Milwaukee 28 18 609 5 2-8 Won 1 21- 2 7-16 17-11 It was Marshall’s fifth straight loss at home. Webster Co 13 1 .926 W-3 7 Harvey Kuenn — traded for cash (1966). Lewis. 24 21 533 8% 4-6 Lost 6 16- 6 8-15 14-15 Furman (14-5,7-1) led 37-27 at halftime but Mar­ Pocahontas Co 11 4 .733 W-2 8 Steve Carlton — traded for minor leaguer (1987). • Hinton 10 4 714 W-3 9 Hank Aaron — traded for Dave May and minor leaguer (1974). 19 25 432 13 6-4 Won 1 15- 7 4-18 12-16 shall (9-13, 2-6) climbed to within 43-40 with 15:48 Midland Trail 9 4 692 W-5 10. Willie Mays — trade for Charlie Williams and cash (1972). Cleveland 15 29 341 17 4-6 Won 1 10-12 5-17 10-16 Richwood 643 L-3 left. 9 5 Pro hockey Charlo tie 14 29 326 17W 3-7 Won 1 10rt 3 4-16 9-18 Greenbrier West 8 5 615 L-1 1-2 0-0 2, Tom Coping 1-2 O O 2, Kent Cross Lanas 11 20 12 13 — 58 WESTERN CONFERENCE In the next 5:20, the Paladins outscored Mar­ Oceana 9 6 600 W-3 Wilkinson 0-1 O O 0 TOTALS 32-86 9-18 Marsh Fork 20 20 12 25 — 77 NHL standings Mktwsst Division Vskiey 9 6 800 W-1 83. shall 17-0 to go ahead 60-40 with 10:28 remaining. Liberty...... 8 6 .571 W-2 Thrse-polnt goals: Ball, Wilson, Rotas, WALES CONFERENCE L Pct GB LIO Strssk Horns Awsy Conf August, Simmons 8. Halftime Salem 41, Tech 33. Three-point During the Paladins’ spurt, Marshall failed to Big Creek 7 6 538 L-2 goals: Salem 8-14 (McCallister 4-7, Patrick Division San Antonio 31 12 721 7-3 Lost I 18- 4 13- 8 22- 7 W T Pts OF GA Iaeger 5 7 417 W-1 Moses 4-7), Tech 10-37 (Varney 3-11, score on nine straight possesions. 63 194 167 30 15 667 2 6-4 Won 3 20- 4 10-11 20- 7 BaiteysviHe 5 8 384 L-5 Pringle 5-10, Sharp 2-8, Kidd 0-5, Weems NY Flangers 27 18 9 61 232 197 24 21 533 8 5-5 Won 1 16- 7 8-14 15-14 John Taft, Marshall’s two-time Southern Con­ Independence 3 11 .214 W-1 0-2, Wilkinson 0-1) Rebounds: Salem 42 Pittsburgh 29 22 3 Shady Spring 1 14 067 L-4 (Washington 11), Tech 4 ! (Weems 14). Philadelphia 27 23 6 60 186 174 Dallas 15 27 357 15'/. 3-7 Lost I 9-12 6-15 9-19 ference player of the year, had 29 points, five re­ New Jersey 22 22 10 54 198 183 CLASS A W L Pct. Strk Assists Salem 18 (Moses 5), Tech 17 ( 14 28 333 16% 4-6 Lost 1 9-11 5-17 10-19 Washington 24 28 3 51 173 185 bounds and three, assists. No other Marshall Peterstown 11 0 1I OOO W-11 Kidd 5). Total fouls: Salem 17, Tech 24 Saturday’s scores NY Islanders 18 28 43 154 189 14 30 318 17% 8-2 Won 6 11-12 3-18 6-21 Herndon l l 3 790 W-5 Fouled out: Lawrence, Sharp, Kidd, EAST Adams Division Orlando 12 33 267 20 3-7 Won 1 10-12 2-21 9-21 player scored in double figures. 625 W-1 Weems Athens 10 6 Brown 76, Columbia 57 Boston 30 17 8 68 198 175 8 600 L-1 Pacific Division Center Derek Waugh 15 points and five re­ Fayetteville 9 Buckne# 87. Lafayette 65 CONCORD (78) Montreal 29 20 6 64 186 165 Bramwell 9 7 563 L-3 Portland 36 8 826 - 8-2 Won I 23- 2 15- 6 23- 6 Colgate 73, Army 64 Ron Ward 9-12 7-11 25, Todd Keller 2-6 Buffalo 21 21 10 62 183 178 bounds for Furman, guard Chris Bass had 14 Clear Fork 563 W-3 9 7 Connecticut 67 VIManova 59 8-8 13, Scott Goins 4-8 0-0 9, Todd Lusk Hartford 23 25 5 51 153 179 33 11 .750 4 10-0 Won 14 18- 4 15- 7 20- 8 Matoaka 7 7 500 L-1 points and guard David Stanley scored ll points. Delaware 63, Cent Connecticut St 59 3-6 1-2 9. Jason Eldridge 4-7 0-0 8, Jim Quebec 11 34 9 31 155 240 Phoenix 28 15 651 8% 6-4 Lost 1 17- 4 11-11 18- 9 Oak vale 7 8 467 W-5 Fairleigh Dickinson 95, Marist 64 Pettis 3-5 1-2 7, Andre Nabors 1-12-2 4, CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Union 467 25 18 581 11% 7-3 Lost I 16- 4 9-14 15-12 Marshall played without starting forward Ty­ 7 8 L-3 Fordham 94, Adelphi 62 Chuck Scott 1-3 1-4 3 TOTALS 27-48 Norris Division Mullens 6 8 429 L-1 Hofstra 71, Md -Baltimore County 52 20-29 78. W L TPts GF GA Seattle 20 23 465 16% 5-5 Lost I 14- 6 8-17 9-16 rone Phillips, who was suspended indefinitely for Spanishburg 6 9 400 L-2 Iona 83, Canisius 77 WEST LIBERTY (68) Chicago 34 17 4 72 181 141 LA Clippers 15 30 333 22% 3-7 Lost 3 11-10 4-20 11-15 Glen Rogers 4 11 267 L-2 rules violations. La Salle 76, Manhattan 65 Bt#y Childress 7-14 4-4 22, Robert Fuchs St Louis 31 15 7 69 206 164 Marsh Fork 4 250 W-1 Sacramento 12 31 279 24% 4-6 Lost 3 11-10 1-21 8-21 12 Lehigh 98, Holy Cross 95 5-8 0-0 14, David Conrad 4-6 0-0 9, Detroit 24 26 5 53 185 200 “I was awfully pleased to have a 10-point lead at Gauley Bridge 11 214 L-3 3 Maine 71, New Hampshire 68 Aaron Kidney 2-3 2-2 6, Todd Schonover Minnesota 17 30 9 43 169 192 Saturday’s Games Mount Hope 2 .143 L-1 McMillan 2-5 0-0 4, Threatt 3-5 1-1 7, halftime because I didn’t think that was a very 12 Monmouth, N J. 74. Robert Morris 55 2-4 2-2 6, Todd Lâcher 3-6 O O 6, Vince Toronto 13 35 5 31 150 221 Cleveland 113, Minnesota 110, OT Montcalm 1 13 071 L-1 Banos 0-1 0-0 0, Polynice 4-7 0-0 8 To­ Penn 73, Dartmouth 59 Lâcher 2 3 1-3 5 TOTALS 25-44 9-11 88. Smylha Division Indiana 106, Seattle IOO tals 42-86 15-24 IOO pretty half,” said Furman coach Butch Estes. Meadow Bridge 1 14 067 L-4 Halftime: Concord 38, West Liberty 32. New York 92, Sacramento 78 Princeton 75, Harvard 59 Los Angeles 28 18 5 61 206 165 INDIANA (106) Three-point goals: Concord 4-12 (Todd Orlando 108, Miami 98 “The only guy we had who played hard all night SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 St. Francis, NY 88, Mount St Mary's, Md Calgary 28 20 5 61 216 171 Person 3-9 0-0 6. Thompson 4-9 0-0 8, Lusk 2-4, Todd Keller 1-4, Scott Goins Houston 10O, San Antonio 94, OT South Charleston 81, Woodrow Wilson 77 Edmonton 26 22 3 55 178 164 Drolling 0-0 2-2 2, MiHer 4-10 6-6 15, 1-3, Eldridge 0-1), West Liberty 7-10 Denver 128, Atlanta 125 was John Taft,” said Dwight Freeman, Mar­ St. Francis, Pa 96, Wagner 58 Winnipeg 19 29 8 46 183 197 M WiUiams 10-12 9-10 29, Schrempf I* (Fuchs 4-4, Childress 2-4, Conrad 1-2) Utah 111, New Jersey 103 Greenbrier East 73, Ravenswood 71 St John's 81, Seton Ha# 65 Vancouver 19 30 5 43 168 207 10-18 8-10 29, Sanders 5-9 O O 10, shall’s coach. Marsh Fork 77, Cross Lanes Christian St Joseph s 74, Duquesne 63 Rebounds Concord 22 (Ward 10), West Friday’s Games Sunday’s Games Liberty 20 (Conrad 6) Assists Concord Washington at Boston. 1 p.m. Fleming 1-2 0-2 2, McCloud 2-2 0-0 5, “If it weren’t for John Taft, we would have got­ . 58 Syracuse 99, Boston Coliege 87 Detroit 4, Toronto 1 Oldham 0-1 0-0 0, K Williams 0-0 0-0 0. 16 West Liberty 27, Fouled out: Duffy, T. Phoenix at Detroit, 1 p.m Pocahontas County 82, Nicholas County Towson St. 82, Rider 65 Edmonton 4, Chicago 3, OT Totals 39-72 25-30 106 ten beat by 60,” Freeman said. “We didn’t play Lâcher, V. Lâcher Charlotte at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. 7t Vermont 77, Northeastern 78 Saturday's Games Seattle 29 21 24 26— 100 Chicago at LA Lakers, 3:30 p.m. MONDAY,FEBRUARY 4 West Virginia 94, Virginia Tech 68 Late Game Not Included Indiana 29 26 23 28-106 very hard and we didn’t execute. It was one pass No games scheduled Yale 73, Come# 54 Top 25 Hartford 2, Philadelphia 0 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Golden State at Houston. 8:30 p m 3-Point goals—Seattle 1-7 (Johnson 1-3, anc! a shot. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 SOUTH 1. UNLV (17-0) did not play. Next: vs Rut­ Pittsburgh 6, Boston 2 McKey 0-2, Ellis 0-2), Indiana 3-7 Monday's Games Woodrow Wilson at Oak Hi# Ala -Birmingham 92, Jacksonville 78 gers, Sunday, Montreal 3, N Y Islanders 3, tie (Schrempf 1-1, McCloud 1-1, Miller 1-5). “We tried to call timeout and get them settle Princeton at Mount View Alabama 88. Auburn 80 2. Arkansas (22-1) beat Rice 100-87 Minnesota 8, Quebec 4 Seattle at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7:30p.m . Fouled out—None Rebounds—Seattle 38 down, but it just seems like we don’t have any Bluefield at Patrick Henry, Va. Alabama St. 93, Texas Southern 89 Next at Houston, Thursday Winnipeg 4, Washington 2 (McKey 7). Indiana 53 (Schrempf 13). As­ Mullens at Independence American U 63, East Carolina 80 3. Ohio State (17-1) did not play Next: vs Calgary 3, Chicago I New Jersey at Portland, 10:30 p.m. sists—Seattle 20 (Payton 5), Indiana 27 mental toughness,” he said. “I’ve said that all Chicago at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Shady Spring at Greenbrier West Centenary 79, Georgia St 74 Purdue. Sunday; Detroit 5. Toronto 2 (M Williams 7) Total fouls—Seattle 23, In­ year — we don’t have the killer instinct.” Liberty at Richwood Coastal Carolina 79, Youngstown St. 66 4 Indiana (19-2) did not play Next: at St Louis 5, New Jersey 4 MIAMI (98) diana 26. Technicals—Indiana illegal de­ Clear Fork at Glen Rogers Co# of Charleston 58, Campbe# 55, OT Minnesota. Sunday Vancouver at Los Angeles, late Long 3-6 1-2 7, Thompson 1-7 2-2 4, fense 2, Mitter, Payton, Schrempf Fla­ FURMAN (BB) Coppin St 99, Howard U. 76 Sunday’s Games Fayetteville at Meadow Bridge 5 St John's (16-3) beat No 25 Seton Kessler 5-8 1-1 11. Douglas 2-14 4-6 8, grant foul—Drolling Ejections—Payton, Garrick 3-10 0-0 7, Evans 8-11 5-6 21, Waugh 3-5 8-10 15, Bass 5-9 0-0 14, Mbunt Hope at Matoaka E Tennessee St 94, Appalachian St. 78 Ha# 81-65 Next: vs Vi#anova at Madison Hartford at N Y. Islanders, 5:05 p.m. Rice 14-22 6-6 37, Burton 1-5 0-0 2, Ed­ Schrempf. A— 13,064 Henderson 2-7 1-2 7, Stamey 1-2 8-8 11, Fuller 1-4 0-0 2, O'Donne# 2-4 0-0.4, Ed­ Midland Trail at Gauley Bridge Florida 91, Mississippi 81, 20T Square Garden. Tuesday Pittsburgh at Boston. 7:05 p.m. wards 8-15 0-1 16, Seikaly 5-7 3-3 13 Webster County at Elkins Florida AAM 84, Bethune Cookman 80 6 Anzona ( 18-3) beat Washington 85-56 Edmonton at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Ogg 0-0 0-0 0, Cotes 0-1 0-0 0, Totals wards 2-3 0-0 4, Hines 1-3 O O 3. Totals 28-60 22-26 88 Poca at Valley Florida St 85, Tulane 79 Next: at Southern Cal, Thursday Winnipeg at N Y Rangers 7:35 p m. 39-85 17-21 98 MARSHALL (63) Pineville at BaileysviUe Furman 88, Marsha# 63 7. Duke (18-4) beat Notre Dame 90-77, Monday's Games ORLANDO (108) Clay 2-4 0-3 4, Cunningham 3-12 0-0 6, Brailsford 2-2 0-0 4, Vincent 2-11 0-0 5, Oceana at Gilbert Grambling St. 100, Southern U 99 Next; vs No 15 Virginia, Thursday Los Angeles at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Scott 10-21 2-2 24, Turner 4-10 3-4 11, Taft 8-19 10-12 29. Taylor 1-10-0 2, McCarty 0 -1 2 -2 2, Simmons 3-4 0-0 7, Todd Oak vale at Athens James Madison 67, Wi#iam a Mary 63 8 Syracuse (19-3) beat Boston CoMege Minnesota at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Kite 2-3 1-2 5, SkMes 10-24 5-7 27, 1-20-2 2, Baker 0-0 2-2 2. Totals 22-57 14-21 63 Big Creek at Chapmanville Liberty 67, Brooklyn Cot 43 99-87 Next: at Notre Dame, Saturday. St Louis at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Smith 3-7 6-8 11, Acres 3-4 3-3 9, Rey Pebble Beach Halftime— Furman 37, Marshall 27 3-potnt goals— Furman 10-21 (Garrick 1-2, Evans Louisiana Tech 91, Arkansas St. 72 Union at Bramwell Feb 9 nolds 1-6 2-2 4, Vincent 1-2 2-2 4, PEBBLE BEACH Calif - Scores and rela­ 0-1, Waugh 1-2. Bass 4-6, henderson 2-7, Stamey 1-2, Hines 1-1), Marsha# 5-21 Pocahontas County at Franklin Miami, Fla. 79, Davidson 67 9 North Carolina ( 15-3) did not play Anderson 2-6 5-8 9, Ansley 1-2 2-2 4 tion to par Saturday atter the third round of (Cunningham 0-3, Vincent 1-6, Taft 3-10, Simmons 1-2). Fouled out—None Re­ WEDNESDAY,FEBRUARY 6 Middle Tenn 94, Fla International 77 Next: at North Carolina State. Wednesday Totals 37-85 30-38 108 the $ 1 I mi#ion AT&T Pebble Beach Na­ bounds— Furman 40 (Evans 9). Marsha# 30 (Clay. Cunningham. Taft 5) Assists—Fur­ Mount View at Iaeger Miss Valley St. 100, Alcorn St. 87 10 Kentucky (16-3) did not play Next: Wrestling Miami 19 35 23 21— 98 tional Pro-Am, played on the 6799-yard man 15 (Henderson 5), Marshall 8 (Taft 3) Total fouls—Furman 18 Marsha# 20 A— Hinton at Union Mo -Kansas City 83, Tennessee St. 79 vs Georgia. Sunday; Orlando 25 28 26 29— 108 par— 72 Pebble Beach course, 6810-yard 8,165. Peterstown at Spanishburg Murray St. 79, Austin Peay 71 11 Nebraska ( 18-3) lost to Oklahoma Coalfield Conference 3-Point goals—Miami 3-7 (Rice 3-5, Th­ par— 72 Spyglass Hi# course and 6895- Gauley Bridge vs Marsh Fork (Raleigh N. Carolina AAT 95, Delaware St, 82 State 81-68 Next at No 24 Kansas. ompson 0-1, Kessler 0-1), Orlando 4-7 yard par—72 Poppy Hills course Armory, 6:30) N C .-Wilmington 87, Navy 76 Wednesday, Feb 6. TEAM STANDINGS (Scott 2-3, Skiies 2-3, Anderson 0-1). Rocco Mediate 69-67-69— 205 -11 Montcalm vs. Herndon (Raleigh Armory, NE Louisiana 95, NW Louisiana 79 12 UCLA (16-5) beat No. 19 Pittsburgh Independence 219%, Greenbrier West Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Miami 42 Davis Love III 67-70-89-206 -10 8) New Orleans 69. SW Louisiana 60 112-85 Next: vs Arizona State, Thurs­ 161%, Liberty 112%, Iaeger 86, Oak Hi# (Thompson, Seikaly 7), Orlando 64 (Kite, Paul Azinger 8 7 -8 7 -7 3 -2 0 7 -9 THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 7 Radford 83, Augusta 75 day 85%, Fayetteville 64%, Greenbrier East Smith, Anderson 7), Assists—Miami 27 John Cook 66-72-69—207 -9 Independence at Greenbrier West S Carolina St 94, Md -E Shore 86 13 Utah (20-2) lost to New Mexico 68- 62, Meadow Bridge 60, Mullens 35%, (Douglas 16), Orlando 15 (SkHes 4). Total Chip Beck 7 0 -7 0 -6 9 -2 0 9 -7 Winfield at Mount Hope SE Louisiana 69. Nicholls St 66 62 Next: vs Hawaii, Thursday Midland Trail 35. Liberty 15 fouls— Miami 29, Orlando 18 Techni­ East holds on Brian Claar 68-73-71— 210 -6 Meadow Bridge at Clay County Samford 75, Georgia Southern 72 14 LSU (13-6) lost to Vanderbilt 63-59 CHAMPIONSHIPS cals— Kite, Miami illegal defense. Orlando Larry Mize 71-86-73- 210 -6 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 South Carolina 58, Clemson 53 Next: vs No. IO Kentucky, Tuesday 103 pounds: Charles Roles (OH) p. Jeff coach Guokas. A— 15,077. Corey Pavm 71-71-69—211 -5 Logan at Woodrow Wilson Southern Miss 77, Louisville 66 Henderson (SS), 5:00; 112: Brian Scarf mo 15 Virginia (16-4) beat Wake Forest 83- SACRAMENTO (78) David Frost 7 3 -6 8 -7 0 -2 1 1 -5 Oak Hi# at Princeton Tn Chattanooga 98, W Carolina 87 (Ind) p. Jason Gautier (Mill), 3:18; 110: 80 Next vs Radford. Monday Carr 8-18 2-2 18. Simmons 3-17 0-0 6, Greenbrier East at Bluefield VMI 85, Citadel 67 Chad Harris (GW) d Bob Buckland (Ind), 16 East Tennessee State (18-2) beat Ap­ Causwe# 4-8 0-0 8, Mays 4-11 1-2 9, Carribbean Classic Big Creek at Mount View Va Commonwealth 80, Ok) Dominion 58 palachian Stale 94-78. Next. vs. Tennes- 3-0, 125: Benj* Salango (SS) d George Sparrow 5-9 0-2 10, Les 2-4 0-0 5, Wen- KEY BISCAYNE. Fla. — Scores Saturday for 73-71 win Independence at Shady Spring Vanderbilt 63. LSU 59 Avis (MB), 13-4, 130: Keith Lacy (Ind) p see-Chattanooga, Monday nington 1-1 0-0 2, Bonner 6-10 0-2 12, atter the second round of the $450,0 00 Pineville at Liberty Virginia 83. Wake Forest 80 John Lively (GW), 0:57; 135: David Hart 17. Southern Mississippi (14-2) beat Lou­ CaHoway 2-5 1-2 5. Sampson 1-3 1-2 3, Royal Caribbean Classic, being played on Clear Fork at Marsh Fork MIDWEST find) d Carl Godby (GE), 14-2; 140: Erie isville 77-66 Next: at Appalachian State, Frederick 0-1 O O 0 Totals 36-85 5-12 the 6,715-yard, par-71 Links at Key Bis­ Midland Trail at Fayetteville Akron 70, Valparaiso 53 Monday Perdue (OH) p Ken Sizemore (GW), 1:20; 78. cayne: FAIRLEA — The Greenbrier East Spartans sur­ Valley at Sissonville Ba# St 84, Toledo 66 145: Tim Justice (Ind) d Bobby Stump 18 Georgetown (13-6) did not play Next NEW YORK (92) Gary Player 67-65— 132 Gauley Bridge at Clay County Bow#ng Green 76. W Michigan 64 uc rVtPai ii Cl iniiau (SS), 7-0; 152: Greg Foley (GW) p Scott vived a fourth quarter scare Saturday night Oakley 2-6 3-5 7, Vandeweghe 8-14 2-2 Chi Chi Rodriguez 66-68— 134 Badeysville at Mullens Butler 76, Marquette 65 Chukya (MT). 3 47; 160: Todd Clark (SS) 19 Pittsburgh (15-7) lost to No 12 UCLA 19, E Wilkins 3-8 2-4 8, Cheeks 3-3 0-0 Al Geiberger Nicholas County at Richwood Chicago St. 109. Cent. St , Ohio 93 d Roger Fraley find). 6-3; 171: Scott 7 0 -6 5 -1 3 5 against Ravenswood to post a 73-71 victory. 112-85. Next: vs. No 25 Seton Ha#, 6, Starks 1-5 O O 2, Mustaf 3-10 6-6 12. Tom Shaw Herndon at Glen Rogers Cincinnati 73, Memphis St 59 West (Ind) p Brian Hornsby (OH), 1:36; 71-65— 136 Monday Jackson 4-6 4-7 12. Quinnett 4-9 0-0 8, Lee Trevino 7 0 -6 6 -1 3 6 After Chris Michael tied the game 71-71 for Athens at Peterstown Duke 90. Notre Dame 77 189: James Vaught (lnd)p Tony Cline 20 New Mexico State (16-2) beat Long G Wilkins 5-12 6-6 16, Walker 1-4 0-1 2 Bob Charles 6 9 -6 7 -1 3 6 Spanishburg at Bramwell ll.-Chicago 94, Cleveland St. 76 (laeg), 2:30; Hwt: John Goodson (Fay) p Ravenswood, Rich Brown secured^ the victory for Beach State 66-64 Next: at UC Irvine. Totals 34-75 23-31 92 Simon Hobday 6 8 -6 8 -1 3 6 Matoaka at Montcalm Illinois 70 Wisconsin 62 Mike Chaffin (Ind), 3:06 Saturday Sacramento 14 23 21 20— 78 Bruce Crampton East with two free throws with three seconds re­ Pocahontas County at Webster County Indiana St. 77, Tulsa 60 THIRD PLACE 6 6 -7 0 -1 3 6 21 Oklahoma (15-6) beat Missouri 95- New York 21 18 28 25— 92 George Archer 6 7 -7 0 -1 3 7 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 Iowa 82, Northwestern 66 87 Next: at Kansas State. Tuesday 103: James Gautier (Mul) ti Sam Morns maining. 3-Point goals—Sacramento 1-2 (Les 1-1, Don January 7 1 -6 7 -1 3 8 Woodrow Wilson at Huntington Kansas 85, Iowa St. 78 22. New Orleans (19-3) beat Southwest­ (SS-B), 15-0; 112: Allen Gilkeson (GW) ti Mays 0-1). New York 1-1 (Vandeweghe Jim Ferree 7 0 -6 8 -1 3 8 Brown paced the Spartans with 26 points. Curt George Washington at Oak Hi# Kansas St 73, Colorado 72 ern Louisiana 69-60 Next at Arkansas Je ll Cline (laeg). 17-0; 119: Trent Uses 1-1). Fouled out—None Rebounds—Sac­ Martinsburg at Greenbrier East Miami, Ohio 70. E, Michigan 63 State Wednesday (GE) d Steve Blankenship (laeg), 16-2; ramento 52 (Slmmons 9). New York 53 Miller scored 22 and Mike Smith added 13 points Bluefield at Wi#iam Fleming. Va. N Illinois 77, N Iowa 51 125: Greg Perkins (Ind) p David Robinson LPGA Classic 23 Georgia Tech (13-6) did not play. (Oakley 18) Assists—Sacramento 22 Hinton at Pineville Ohio U. 63. Cant Michigan 53 and pulled down 16 rebounds. The Spartans stand Next vs North Carolina State, Sunday, (GW), 1:27; 130: Bob Jenks (iaeg) p An­ (Sparrow 5), New York 20 (Jackson 8). LAKE WORTH, Fla. — Scores and relation Pocahontas County at Greenbrier West Oklahoma St. 81, Nebraska 68 24 Kansas (15-4) beat iowa State 86-78 thony Shrewsbury (SS), 4.15; 135: David Total fouls—Sacramento 28, New York to par Saturday after the third round of toe at 6-10 for the season. S (Bino® 84, Illinois St 57 Canterbury (Fay) d Kenny Barr (Lib-B). Next: vs No 11 Nebraska. Wednesday 14 A -15,945 $400,000 LPGA Classic played on the RAVENSWOOD (71) SW Missouri St 63. Wichita St 38 25 Seton Ha# 113-6) tost to No 5 St 12-6. 140: Steve Kendrick (laeg) d Jer­ 6 ,2 1 5-yard, par-72 Wykagyl Club Course: Ravenswood was led Brian Dale and Ryan Brian Dale 8 1-3 20, Ryan Varney 7 6-7 St Louis 95, Xavier. Ohio 74 John's 81-66 Next at No 19 Pittsburgh, emy Wilson (GE), 9-4; 145: Bobby Cottle MINNESOTA (110) Meg Melton 66-70-69— 205 -11 Varney who scored 20 points each. Chris Michael 20. Jason Macyunas 3 7-10 14. Chris Texas.ChrisHan 79, Drake 69 Monday (Fay) d Ryan Turner (GE), 5-3; 152: Matt Murphy 0-7 O O 0, MitcheM 10-22 8-9 28, Betsy King 71-87-69— 207 -9 Wis Green Bay 77 W IMmois 50 Michael 5 0-0 14, Parsons 1 1-2 3 TO­ Huffman (SS) p Dennis Jarratt (Ind). 4:00; Breuer 5-10 0-0 10. Corbin 8-16 9-9 25, Laurel Kean 72-71-65— 208 and Jason Macyunas also chipped in 14 each. TALS 24-52 15-22 71. Wis -Milwaukee 112, NE llfcnow 72 Div. I Coaching Victories 160: Terry Gwinn (GW) p Donald Pettit (Richardson 8-14 0-0 16, Spencer 1-4 1-2 Kate Rogerson 68 71-69—208 GREENBRIER EAST (73) Wright St 62, Kent St 61 (MT), 0 38 171: Craig Lampkms (MB) p 3 Campbell 12-18 2-2 28, Brooks 0-1 Hiromi Kobayashi SOUTHWEST 89-69-70-208 Brown 8 10-11 26 Miller 9-14 2-5 22. Adolph Rupp 875 Steve Truman (GW) 0:37; 189: Steve 0-0 0. West 0-0 O O 0, Cottey 0-0 0-0 0. Donna Andrews 88 70-70-208 Arkansas 100, Rice 87 Smith 5 3-4 13, Weikle 2 2-3 6 Boggs 2 Henry I ba 767 Kelley (GW) p Charley Pritt (Fay), 5 43 Totals 44 92 20-22 110. Dana Lolland 70-73-85-208 Pocahontas County 82, Nicholas County 71 Brigham Young 69, Texas-El Paso 85 0-0 4 Boone 1-5 0-0 2 M cMillan 0-1 Ed Diddle 759 (ot). Hwt: Jeremiah Henderson (MB) p. CLEVELAND (113) Dottle Moo tine 65-71-72—208 0-0 0 TOTALS 27-59 17-23 73. Houston 86, Baylor 76 Phog Aden 746 Shawn Serra (laeg), 0:46 Nance 12-18 4-4 28. Brown 8-14 2-3 DUNMORE — Pocahontas County used a furi­ Ravenswood ...... 14 9 16 30 — 71 Lamar 88. Texas Pan American 83 Flay Meyer 724 OUTSTANDING WRESTLER 18. Daugherty 13-17 9 11 35 Ehlo 0-4 ous fourth quarter rally to defeat Nicholas County Greenbrier East 17 16 20 20 - 73 North Texas 99. Texas- Arlington 88 x-Oean Smith 703 Keith Lacy. Independence ( 130). O O 0, Valentine 1-4 0-0 2, James 2-4 0-0 Three-point goals Michael 4 Dale 3 Ma­ Oklahoma 95. Missouri 87 John Wooden 664 5, Ferry 4-7 2-2 IO, Morton 5-8 5-5 15, Sports History 82-71 Saturday night. cyunas, Miller 2 Stephen F Austin 68, Mc Nee se St 62 Ralph Miller 857 Paddio 0-4 O O O.Totais 45-80 22-25 The Warriors trailed 58-53 entering the final Stetson 69, Ark -Little Rock 61 Marv Harshman 642 113 February 3 WOODROW WILSON (88) Texas Tach 80, Southern Math 77, 20T Norm Sloan 627 Minnesota 23 30 19 26 12— 110 quarter but surged ahead 29-13 to claim the victo­ Anthony Wallers 1-1 0-0 2, Brian Nabors Texas San Antonio 87, Mercer 68 Cam Henderson 611 Cleveland 16 30 29 21 15-113 1962 — John Uetoes betters ti® pole vault 0-0 O O 0. Daniel Overdorl 0-0 0-1 0. FAR WEST Slats Gill 599 3-Point goals—Minnesota 2-6 (Campbe# record set the previous day with a vault of ry. Rudy Gelis scored 31 for the Warriors to lead Mtkw Wilson 3-13 0-0 9. John Payne 2-5 Air Force 54, Colorado St 49 Abe Lemons 597 The Latest Line 2-3, Mitchell 0-1. Murphy 0-2), Cleveland 16% feet in the Boston Athletic A ssecu­ all scorers. Gelis also ripped down 20 rebounds. 0-1 4. Shea Fwenor 1-4 2-2 5. Ryan Cu- Arizona 85, Washington 58 Guy Lew® 592 1-1 (James 1-1), Fouled out—Murphy tion indoor games. kcerto 10-17 3-6 24, Mike Robertson PRO FOOTBALL (NFL) 1980 — Larry Holmes knocks out Montana 82, Idaho St 77 x jerry Tanzanian 582 PRO BOWL Rebounds—Minnesota 46 (MitcheM 11), Bill Carpenter scored 15 and Matt Workman 0-1 0-1 0, Glen Staples 5-13 4-7 18, N Arizona 71, Nevada 68 Cleveland 42 (Daugherty 13) Assists— Lorenzo Zanon in the sixth round to retain x-Don Haskins 576 (at Honolulu, HI) Ron Hamby 2-4 4-5 8 TOTALS 24-69 New Mexico 68, Utah 62 Minnesota 33 (Richardson 14). Cleveland his WBC heavyweight title in Las Vegas added 14 for Pocahontas County who raised their x-Laity Dneae# 574 AFC 1 over NFC 13-23 68. Stanford 64, Oregon St 59 41 (Morton 11). Total fouls—Minnesota 1982 — Grant Mulvey of Chicago scores x-Lou Henson 570 COLLEGE BASKETBALL record to 11-4. SOUTH CHARLESTON (81) UCLA 112 Pittsburgh 85 27, Cleveland 18 Technical—Minnesota five goals, including four in the first period, x-Norm Stewart 564 GEORGETOW N 7% over Depaul Doug Green 3-5 1-2 8. Brian Thaxton Utah St 88, San Jose St 71 Paul H inkle 557 illegal defense A— 16.002 and adds two assists to lead the Black The Grizzlies were led by Shawn Reed’s 28 GA TECH 6% over NC State hawks in a 9-5 victory over the St Louis 8-15 2-5 18. Owl Hicks 8-16 4-7 20, Washington St 74. Arizona St 72 «Bob Knight 551 SEATTLE (IOO) OHIO ST 12 over Purdue Blues points. Aaron Adkins and George Rogers chipped Thaddeus Brackenridge 9-17 6-6 24, Weber St 76 Boise St 65 Frank McGuire 550 Kemp 8-10 2-4 14, McKey 3-10 0-0 6, Texas 13 over TEXAS A5M 1988 — Mike Ditka, Fred Biletoikotl, Jack Mark Terry 5-14 1-4 11 Jason Taylor x-Gene Bartow 549 Cage 4-8 1-2 9, EM® 6-15 5-10 17, Pay in 15 each for Nicholas who fell to 5-11 this season. NEV-LAS VEGAS 22 over Rutgers Ham and Alan Page, are elected to toe Pro 0-1 0-0 0 TOTALS 33-68 14-24 SI . WVC Standings Harry Miller 534 ton 9-13 1-2 19 Johnson 5-14 5-5 16, Woodrow Wilson 23 IS 23 7 — 68 Comptled by The Register Herald KENTUCKY 6 over Georg® Football Ha# of Fame Fred Enke 525 Indiana S H over MINNESOTA South Charleston 22 23 16 20 — 81 Conf. Rating All x-Glenn Wilkes 521 GEO WASH 1 over Penn St Three-point goals Wilson 3. Staples 2. 1 WV Wesleyan 11-2 135 38 17-5 x-Tom Young 518 Flee nor Cukcerto Green CALIFORNIA 3 over Oregon 2 Ald Broaddus 14-4 129 44 18-5 C M Newton 509 Wyoming 5 over SAN DIEGO ST Local Richwood 82, Braxton County 63 3 Salem NICHOLAS COUNTY (71) 12-3 124 OO 18-5 Harold Anderson 504 PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) Reed 7 10-11 28 Adkins 6 2-3 15. Rog­ 4 Concord 11-3 11 5 7 1 1 7 4 x-Lou Camesaces 500 BOSTON 11 % over Washington Notices RICHWOOD — The Richwood Lumberjacks ers 7 1-3 15. Auxier 2 0-0 5, Justice 2 5 Wheeling 9-5 101 43 12-10 Active Coaches Closing In DETROIT 5 over Phoenix Southern Coalfield officials: The Southern Coalfield Officials win meet at 5:30 p m used a strong second half to defeat Braxton 0-0 4. Engle 2 0-0 4. Larose 0 0-1 0. 6 W Va Tech 8 6 10071 9-13 Gary Cotoon 495 322 MILWAUKEE 13 over Charlotte 7 Fairmont Sunday. Feb 3, at the Woodrow Wilson High School auditorium TOTALS 28 13-18 71. 9-6 86 67 12-10 Games to Win No. SOO Philadelphia 2% over MINNESOTA County 82-63 Saturday night. POCOHONTAS COUNTY (82) 8 W Va State 6 8 62 86 8 13 Adolph Ftupp 582 Mullens Little League: The board of d®#ptors of toe Mullens Area Little League wi# LA LAKERS 4% over Chicago meet at 8 p m Tuesday, Feb 5, at RomaVPizzar® in Mullens The Lumberjacks got better as the game went Gel» 13 5-13 31, Carpenter 5 2-3 15, 9 Shepherd 6-9 58 OO 10-11 Jerry T arkantan 805 HOUSTON 1 % over Golden Stale 10 Charleston Hinton Baba Ruth: A meeting of Hinton Babe Ruth players and parents wi# be held at Workman 3 8-10 14, Onley 3 1-3 9. El­ 4-9 52 31 7-14 Phog A#en 648 PRO HOCKEY (NHL) on. Scoring just seven points in the first quarter, 11 Glenville 5-11 51 25 10-13 John Wooden 852 2:30 p m Sunday. Fab 3, at City Side Track For more information ca# Jim Goinsat liott 0 4-6 4, Coughlin 0 3-5 3 Beverage NY ISLANDERS Even-% over Hartford 466 4426 atter 4 p m I 0-0 3 M cMSkon 0 2 3 2. Hipes 0 1-5 12. Bluefield 5-10 48 00 7-16 BOSTON %-1 over Pittsburgh and trailing 33-27 at halftime, the Lumberjacks 2-14 Glrli AAU bs»* et ball: Tryouts for toe Southern West Virgin® girts AAU 15 and under 1 TOTALS 25 26-48 82. 13 Davis & Elkins 18.13 2-19 BUFFALO %-1 over Edmonton blitzed Braxton County 55-30 in the second half to Nicholas County 17 23 18 IS — 71 14 West Liberty 1-13 8 5 7 1-19 basketball team wi# be held from 4 to 6 p m Saturday. Fab 9, at Hinton High School Women’s basketball NY RANGERS 1 %-2 over Winnipeg For more information ca# 466-5831 Pocohontas County 13 17 23 29 - 82 SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 2 raise their record to 10-5. Three-oomt goals Raed 4. Carpenter 3. Salem 91 W Va Tech 83 (of) Home team in C A PS Sno-ball softball tourney: The March of Dimes « sponsoring a Sno-ba# Softball Tour­ (C) 1991 TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES. Richwood was led by Jamie Losch who scored Adkins 3, DMey 2, Beverage Auxier Concord 78 West Liberty 68 W.Va. Conference nament Fab 23-24 at Fitzpatrick Park m Beckley Entry tee is $95 per team and the Fairmont 106, W Va State 78 INC first-place team wi# receive jacket* and toe second-piece team receives sweatshirts 17 on just two field goals. Donald Twohig scored 16 BRAXTON COUNTY (83) W Va Wesleyan 95 Glenville 88 WHEELING (56) For more information ca# 787-3113 or 255-0922. Beane 7 1-4 17, Stewart 5 4-7 14, Duck Aiderson-Broaddus 94. Shepherd 88 G4ar®nge# OO 2-2 2. Nester 4 8 4-4 12, and Chris Mullins and Brian Swearingen added 13 worth 3 6-8 12 Graham 3 0-1 6 Canfield Bluefield 91, Wheeling 86 (of) Reed 1-2 1-3 3 Baker 4-14 O O 8. Nor 1 3-4 5, Toler 1 2-3 4, Greene 0 3-5 3, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 man 1-6 O O 2 Marietta 0 2 2-3 2, Fox Deals each. 2 urn mo I 0-0 2 TOTALS 21 19-32 83. No game* scheduled 1-2 0-0 2, Long 1-2 2-4 4, Rodmaky 4-7 RICHWOOD (82) Television Sports Braxton County got 17 points from Sterling MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4 1-2 9, Ctoooan 1-1 O O 2, Roto 5-7 2-5 Saturday, February 2 Loech 2 11-13 17. Twohig 5 2 3 16. Glenville at Davis & Elkins 12 TOTALS 22-91 14-23 56. Beane, 14 from Jim Stewart, and 12 from Mike Mullins 5 3-5 13. Swewingen 4 5-8 13. Salem st Fairmont CONCORD (60) BASEBALL Today Burkholder 3 2-3 8. Gwinn 2 2-3 6 Mitier Duckworth. W Va Wesleyan at W Va State William#0 7 O O O . Skinner 11-22 2-4 25. American Laagua 2 1 2 5 Miner 2 0 -1 4 TOTALS 25 28-38 Shepherd at Shippensburg Harris O O 0 2 0 Daniels 5-11 3-3 13, TEXAS RANGERS—Agreed to terms with Noon — College basketball,. DePaul at Georgetown, Ch 7, 13 82. Aiderson-Broaddus at Concord Nabert 0-0 0 2 0. Corbett 1-3 0-2 2, Gary Mielke pitcher, on a one-year con­ Braxton County .18 17 12 19 — 83 Vass Ountord 1 0 1 2 10-22 30, Smith 3-7 tract with Oklahoma City of toe American 12:30 p.m. — Pro golf, Oldsmobile Classic (LPGA), ESPN Richwood ...... 7 20 24 31 - 82 SALEM-TEIKYO (SI) O O 6. Street 2 5 0 2 4 TOTALS 32-66 Association 1 p.m. — Pro basketball, Phoenix at Detroit, Ch. 3. 6 Throe-posit goals Twohig 3, Loach 2, Ethan Patterson 10-18 1-4 21, Marvin 15-37 60 National iM ^ut 2 p.m. — College basketball, Purdue at Ohio State, Ch 4, 8 Marsh Fork 77, Cross Lanes Christian 56 12 Weening ton 8 12 4 4 20 George Moses Halftime Concord 44-34 Three-point PHILADELPHIA PHILLIS-Staled Randy 5-12 4 4 18, Mike McCalbster 4-9 5 8 CROSS LANES CHRISTIAN(M) goals Wheetng 0 5 (Baker 0 4 Norman Ready infielder-outfielder to a one-year 3 p.m. — Auto racing, 24 Hour» of Daytona, ESPN I WHITESVILLE — Aaron Simmons canned six Nichols 3 1-2 7, Barnett 0 2 4 2 Hwiks I IT, James Lawrence 4-9 2-2 IO, Greg 0-1). Concord 1-6 (Skinner 1-8). Re­ contract Reese 2-3 0-0 4 Greg Scakse 0-0 1-2 1 3:30 p.m. — Pro golf, Pebble each Pro-Am (PGA), Ch. 7 13 three-point goals for the second straight night in O O 2, Bake l l 1-1 24. Wliaon 4 0-0 8, bounds Wheeling 24 (Norman 5). Con­ BASKETBALL TOTALS 33-93 17-24 «1. cord 48 (Vaaa-Ountord 12) Aaa®® National Basketball Association 3:30 p.m. — Pro basketball, Chicago at Los Angeles Lakers. Ch, 3. 6 Caner 5 2-4 12 TOTALS. WEST VIRGINIA TECH (S3) leading Marsh Fork to a home 77-56 win over MARSH FORK (77) Wheeling 10 (Nester 5), Concord 13 ( CHAT LOTTE HORNETS—Activated Raymond Pringle 9-21 2 5 26, Melvin 4 p.m. — College basketball. Rutgers at UNLV or Georg® at Kentucky, Dicker® 4 1-2 9, Rowe 8 3-6 18 Hen Williams 7) Concord 14-9, 10-4 WVC Kenny Gattiaon. forward, from it® injured Cross Lanes Christian School. Ween® 8-14 3-6 15 , Joe Sharp 8-18 O O Next Fab 8 at home va Salem 5:15 Mat Ch 4. 8 dricka 0 4-4 4 Alderman IO 3 4 23 S i ­ 14, Derek Varney 4-12 2 2 13 David ■ Simmons connected on seven buckest with six mons 7 0-0 20, August t 0-0 3, Jarre# 0 Continental Basketball Association 5:30 p.m. — Pro golf, Royal Caribbean Open (seniors), ESPN Kidd 2 10 1 ? 5, Jason Weber 2-3 0-0 4. W VA. TECH (79) CEDAR RAPIDS SILVER BULLETS— 0-1 TO TALS. 8 p.m. — Pro football, NFC-AFC Pro Bowl, ESPN going for treys in tallying 20 points. Timmy Alder­ Sean Brown 1-3 1-1 3 Lavon Johnson Ida Burke 8 11 8-12 20, Tom Green 6-10 Signed Anthony Biakley forward man led Bulldogs in scoring with 24 points while The Register-Herald DIAL SPORTS — 24 hours a day, 75 cents per minute, pro and college scores updated as they happen, and more — 1-900 963 4545 Jimmy Roles contributed 18. ■ With the win, Marsh Fork improves to 4-12.

Knicks hold off Kings for 92-78 win Sophomore Ryan Culicerto then Brackenridge, who came to scored seven consecutive Beck­South Charleston after Dunbar ASSOCIATED PRESS road loss, 92-78 Saturday night. Rockets IOO, Spurs 94 Strickland was placed on the in­ ley points and senior point guard closed last year, tallied 24 points, The Knicks won for only the SAN ANTONIO - Otis Thorpe jury list. Strickland broke his Mike Wilson buried a three- while Hicks followed with 20 second time in six games despite scored eight of his 30 points inright hand during an altercation pointer from the right wing aspoints and ll rebounds and Thax­ NEW YORK - Gerald Wilkins the absence of leading scorer at a local San Antonio night club scored 12 of his 16 points in a overtime as the Houston Rockets the Flying Eagles tied the game ton added 18 points and a game- Patrick Ewing because of the flu. held off San Antonio 100-94, hand­following the Spurs’ victory over at 61-61 after three periods ofhigh 15 rebounds. Mark Terry span of 4:41 in the third quarter Kiki Vandeweghe led New York Chicago Thursaay night. as the New York Knicks handed ing the Spurs their first overtime play. added ll more in the win as well. with 19 points, ail in the first loss in four games. “Beckley is only going to getBeckley was led by Culicerto’s the Sacramento Kings a fran­ half, and Charles Oakley Thorpe, who grabbed 17 re­ chise-record 18th consecutive The Spurs received a big blow better,” Dawson insisted. 24 points in the loss while Staples grabbed 18 rebounds. before the game when Rod bounds, scored Houston’s first “Thev’re young, but they’ve gotadded 16 more points, 13 re­ two baskets of the extra period, a lot of experience to go with that giving the Rockets a 94-91 lead. bounds and blocked five shots. Furfari ■continued from 1B youth. They’ve got a good combi­Woodrow Wilson wound up San Antonio answered with a nation and I’m sure they’re a life that I think most kids at an ferent,” he said. “And it re­ jumper from Willie Anderson shooting 24-for-69 from the floor. “But if I had to do it all over happy with what they’ve got. Culicerto was the only Beckleyan early age probably would like toagain, I certainly would have quired an awful lot for me just to with 2:44 remaining, cutting the But Dawson also had to be lead!. stay in school because I felt out Rockets’ lead to 94-93. to shoot over 50 percent as he paid a lot more attention to the pleased with the performances connected on 10-of-17 shots. academic side And I would have of place — both as an athlete and ne got out of his outstanding trio “Until I really changed from as a student. Magic 108, Heat 98 South Charleston converted on been a much better stuent than I of point guard Thaddeus Brack­33-of-68 from the field and also being an athlete to an adminis­ was.” “ It probably was because I ORLANDO, Fla. — Scott Skiies enridge, Thaxton and Hicks in­ended up outrebounding the Fly­ trator, however, I didn’t know I was so shy that I needed to stim­broke out of a shooting slump side. They combined for 62 of the could ever do anything like that. The native of Cabin Creek in ulate myself as a student. So I ing Eagles 43-35. They turned the with 27 points and the Orlando Black Eagles’ points. ball over 20 times on the night, “I think some of the lessons IKanawha County has no regrets, don’t think if I hadn’t had those Magic hit 14 of 15 free throws in “The last couple of games, though. things from an area like this I compared to 18 for Woodrow Wil­ learned late in my collegiate life the fourth quarter Saturday Brian has really come on and son. 4- and not athletic life — really “I thought many times at that would have been able to get the night to pull away to a 108-98 vic­Thaddeus and Dan just did a helped me a great deal. point in my life that I was so dif­ intangibles I think I have today. South Charleston plays again tory over the Mjami Heat. heckuva job.” Tuesday night, hosting Nitro.