BASKETBALL W__',.ion. 20, 1993 3S

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University 01 low. basketball Defense saves Expectations player Chris Stteet was lUlled In B thra.\lshlcle accldAnt n"tlt the Highlander Inn -", Hoosiers on road did not limit • Cheaney's 33 he" to 008t tt>e CnCN1. who Ie80n the SEC helps beat Purdue witna 24.5--poIntscoringa'fflmg!. WEST LAFA VETTE, Ind. Robinson ~ !4 !)(MIS In the Chris Street (AP) - Indian .. 's tllldemarit oe- tn! I\a!f as AI4bama racea to a Iense was ja.~1 0 lillie beuer than !S·DOInl eee. tlUt.ne was I'IelCltOJUst tree tl'lfOYo-S H'I the second halt, Purdue's. especially when it • His work ethic Anet l.akmg a 46--44 leBd. the lode counted. didootSCO(lIano!heftlcidgo&lUflIJl was key to success CaJbcn Cheaney scored J3 JIJ$()II Caf'!e't Upped In II rd>ound Wlttl points Tuesday night and Ihe sec- 5:29 fttnalntng. ay li\a1 lime. ken. By Oon Ooul. ond-ranked Hoosiers held Big ludas~C'It-1l1l ftlT Ihc l 'n.· Bcltermakcrs )4-6S. "We played 10Ugh defense AAlflMORE - M~ 5IlUl CIO>W' \l,'l"lIlty,,(h'W8, tTllUI"fIJIIIU~! Iowa Cltv do ...... n the stretch." !.aid Chc.a1'lcy. No_ 12 Oklahoma', hllh,~"d ll"'~\lmC'J. h('\! 1:'>c-lil: .. 811 l)i"lh" IndIana's senior forward whose O'foo~ an(! E~ Bums $COfM 22 "Ihcr h'WII~f\",I1r.Hb w~W hll.;.1 four litJ'llig.h1 free throws in the poIn\.'lIll~II'leT~I\8Ite.;tarour 1'\l'rf111\y"""lj~}flh('H"wh')'C:s closing seconds preserved the gamelo$!ngstreail. when SIn:.:1 I\h;nllficd 11 ~1VY~r>CI (9,5) never tralIeiI ..ne.- Y\~\I riji:u~'! 11,,\1 t'I<' ouv "I' victnry, Indiana's Ihird in II row weakness tn bill game. he he- limiting Oklahoma 10 31 points If'I the lh",..·llds whc ""'ulu w,,(l hil(J onthc road, l"anl~' Oh~':$.-I&lwith l"hBntling fhe IIr.il haII_ The Sooners n 2-4). -..ho ;\1,,\ hU$Ilt'.~ul wn,)wl.lUl,iprt1tl- Street dies in accident Lcd by ("heaney's 11·[0(·15 wl'akncs.s InlU a sln:ngth, ~lnwtl"at>8\Jon-bmt97,7paOnts a~l~ Ilt'l'cr lx' mudl nlllft' than ('(lQtill1w (rom Paae 1~ lihoolltlg from lhe field. Ihe Hoo- per pme ~, n"'L8de 22-01·63 IlIlI1 c"cn Ilpplied tcyhLSper- .111:1\'C'rntlc IligTcn pll!.ycr • .At hook, He hil hIS Hrd lind J4th sie:rs hil 51 percent for the 83rne: shot..s(35per;ern)_ t-t-::C he nlll1hrt'x· .. dc-f,'os'''" S4,m.!l.llif~. - the lirsl lime a Purduc oppo-- M&ryt6f"ld was Clltlglng to " ~S-41 c(.ns-eculivcfrccthro""'5 In Ihe: ~[.'rp;.'r llr ;l p..'hllh~·J rdxlundC'f nenl topped 50 percenl thi~ sea· lead When Bum~ 011 a ll'm!'C·OOIllt(liar A fl'w months lifter he arrived Hawkeyes' 65·56 loss itt Duke, Stn.'\!{,wh,lwaslllkd III;' lit 1(1""111.StrC\:t sr.d a rew high to Man II 14,4 I'\ItI tl'Lat made It 59·45 hrtllking a 24--ycar old school re· H!lh 12: I J \crt. Bum:. nGd seven lr:!lli,' a.:c),knr I"Ut"SdIl)'mgnl. S('hool chUm! were caught in a '"'" Robinson's IIISI baskel (;ul oord for cn~tiye acturacv a.t poIn\-$lnthe _ge arod fr~~ II eon_ Indiana's lead - once a~ hig as 1'>o.'1:am(' ll1 "I',hal pJlrkcd car .....ilh rt'W open Ine foul line, ' h:m OrlC orthc bl".ucr pl3yelN in guaN) )OIInny RnOOes !oCOfea SI.l 62-5) ""ilh o...cr -\0\1 mudl, Illu,'h 11\(11\' Illinc!"!'>o(all"'Ohollc bc\·tnlgcs_ II Ihelcngue." 15 - ~o ju~, str&lgtll. Street was named Ihe mosl inn!.:d Il'ad!: of ~blicity and three mlnu1cs 10 go. Bul the Pur- Ii) Ihl~ 'O(:a.<.,ln - IH~thml at -- valuablc Sirecr~ talents landed him a prumptl'U him 1(' he suspended hm,\ _ Stn."C[ I\ll.\l t'I<.'(:\,m" Ih,' player.tthe spot on the Big Ten "U,sl"r team ~~~rt~fo~r~':nd~ila~~~, uU:d No.9 CiotinOlllli 103, IlRW ·H-:co..,\m\1nl1 ntall season ShOO(oullasl mer lind he averaged 13 flOinls 12 points on fmc Ihrow.\.. CINCINNATI _ CoM BIoo..lnt turned Ih .. t-o.'S: plah" ,"'n pn.JoI.hll;cdt-~. II "'asa (;url\'!ulrmle$$ mOnlhand his Rnd 10.6 fct)ounds per game. Aftcr a basket by Matt I'amler hl5"-"JII'>omr::--«>rebound- ~c~~~~e~c~:!c~~~~.nu (16,2, TM 60,0:01111 ,,'CW'i was UC'S b!f. l[,~ nOllh:u ~tfl._'\'1 dldl1" p._lS· II t>.llhcn:dSIn:-t'1 as much or '"S ges.t smu & 58'poIOt vlClOl)' OVei" ~'S,~ ~,l1ml'pN~1>IL-,dgith Ik .....3.'1 marl'than whalel.'cr inadc- Cheaney hit four straight free WlIgfllStBtflIn 1976. _1L_--·~~~2~;~~~He 5UTled in 15 g.ame:<:for iJ a:\)()d--('n,'u~ qua"eftladt:LS-:J <.(uacu:lIhe had on Ihc courl. Il'Irows and Grl'l Groham and accur-dL1' at Iowa as.l!. freshman liner being ~'nt"r iJt Indiam'lil IhgN School I)-.Jmon a~iley addtd t W{) apicrx No, 10 Seton HaJl66, iIWllSlh('Ia.<;llImeNIJi;namc II'ICfree Il'Irow linc ....ere: both named lo....a·s pft:p plilye:r oflhe: _I Illl'>..~rt'\:f'\.1llt·J h\',(1 hilnuful "f in Ihc final 1:27 .,nd Punlul' was Villanova 61, OT .....as l',·er eonncctclfWJlh thlll Ie-1m beSl~. ycarin 1990, n" l!tll'n I (r'Ntla!! prllgnmls A: tyDC I,fut(·i(t.;-nl. nC\le;r ab!c: to calch up. EASt RUlHERfORD. N.) - Seton He earned honoral"llc mention C.-fOOl'S, he' had dc,'C:nT Quick- He committed to Iowa ::Iftcr Hal made jv51 I~ref! flelO goal~ OY~ ,\\lor tho'll ddl'rminalion ano all-Bigien honu~ lasl YCilr iJ3 II No.4 Kentucky 13. toe glWTle's ~ IS fOlnutes, bUt Lhe lW~.~:lnU.l Jt"I.·enl ~h,)()l1ng c~'c, hLsjunior year in at Indlanol. dri\' .. fOf 1-....--rfecll~ln produccd a sophomore :md was eOl13idered AlRbtmll S9 lOth-lailke<:l Pr.ri:1tS made 12·0',14 BUllhc:n' W;l$ a (.'m:X'll\1\',' High School. when: he earned hard-nl>x'\i, rcwhlH: haskelball oncoflhel'lrishl. u['!-and-com- all·state honon in both basket- rUSCAlOOSA. A18, _ Jamal free r.torows !nC)ver\11TIeto l'IOIul1 'lr{\j"lf'l.~mllt,\lRl~hL'S ~ason. "Hi:; l\hilill~"S are unhm- can.:er tb,at tncluded Clossin, for h:hl an .mgmng batik f"f Ih,' Then' ....en: J.u.....ns Ilf i!.30lCS lIed and his Jemc:anor mak ... 4.271 yard;>:and ~4 I,'uchdol"ns. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLSc:_'__ ~ ~"~1:';.';l_<:o,n-::Ind-.1-hlllf fl'~' 10 whIch e3rl llr ~'mc Cltht'r It! tops CenlTBl ,~, "hh:h,'nl',·,lul.l !l,rat> th,' m.,~ [,Iwa player "''I'ukJ plk up g,lt', P8m GtSaturday. Iowa City The lo ....a SpOrts enPO",~kClt-311I.'rogfil.manli In Il'Ie d:\y l'I::1dpUllhe finishing fu-sl dayofclas.ses in a semeslct. other Iowa IChools were ~'f11L' .1:0: cl,~st support.s. most shocked well.. tou ..hes on its plans for a game Patrons at the Airlincr. a as By Kelly Kline .,j' ,,1'I1'm ~'ould onl~ .....onde:r whr Drili Coach Rudy lonight agamst Nor1hwCSlem. OUAD,CITY TIMES, ~u~'h :I promiSing athletic C.lII'\.'Cf long-time watering hole just otT "[\'erybod), he~ is in ~hock." W uhinglOn. a former had endl.'dw lragically. campus that is now Q\I,-nedby lo ....a assistant r.por1s infor· (ovra uaiJtant wbo n>- In a defensive slruggle. Bel· '·:"Je'·Cf ~c~'cr. Y(lU nt·.'er ronner lowl! bask('I!:)a11 plltyc.r mat,,:!n director Phil Hadd)' cnUtr.dStn)et,lI.idbis te:ndon edged Mo)ine 45--4,~ on I.'\~tan~ihlnglikethls."said Brad Lohsus, "''en: senl home competJtivetWS$ set him .iaid, "He was such !I srl-""at jud. Nealie Hirsch's jumpfree throw and ::I driv. AIIl'man missed its only tWo cr's lay.up. whieh ga ...t: the Ma· Davenport school cau~N~~ ~~a~in~gU~ ~~ w~~· blck orthe rim as time upim:J ing layup cappct a 9-0 run that attempts, Th~ Pioneers W\:re just rOOM a 33-] I lead. Shortly after. "We hit nicc shots down !he PilI the Knig.ht5 ahead 4~]6 with 2-of-9 from the line for the game, we werr going to do withoul Bcttcndorfs Jayme Olson made a 8y John Lueb~ stretch." Be:ltcndorf Coach J:O~ lei):. Cochuyt thought AllcmM had DeSmet and Wolf," Cocnuyt said. Lori lay.up 10 tie the g_ime ill JJ al Ihe QUAO·Oi"!' TIMES BU$th sallt "Late in Ihe game, we Wehr's two free: throws wlll'I an oppOrtunity 10 male a moye in Wehr and Bums gave end o(the Quarter, ;3 did a ni.x job of geuing (he Ball Md~ Wehr closed the book 1:30 ~mainins put the Kni&hU Ole ucond quarter When Wehr Assumption 26-20 lead in the "We rch \101:" didn't ha\'c 10 third Quartet. prompting a in bound!aptnst their pL1:SSurt," calch up right away:' ~ynn said. on Dayell:;)On As:5umption'~ ahead 10 stay at 42--40. AMump-- and itt'J1ee Bums were on the timeout by Alleman, The Pio-- "We had it tied and nghl wheR: t,'ishth win In II gamc:swhl'rcshc tion got the ball back t 5 seconds bc:nch with two fouts, Instead. the Moline: had taken a 41,JI;I ntters responded as fiye p\aye~ we wanted, but then had lrouble: ~mN to bt all night - a ~Iep \ater wl'len Alleman (6--1 I) tumed Pioneers trimmed only IWO points lead on Sandy Litti~'5 layup v;itl'l §cored in a 10-1 run 10 I!i"'e Ule getting into our offerue.'· ahtAd 1)( th~ Rock Island Allcman o\'er the ball on iI lane violation. from the c1diciL aboul five minutes Iell, bul hosu a 30-27 lead, Hirscl'l and Whitney Smill'l hit dt"ftnsc, A.s~uml)tion worked the clock Alleman. playing for Ihe firsl " .. vmlJllont6,AU.mo • .o Wehr's IIlYUP I)n II breaka",,3.) down 10 2 7 ~ond$ before Miel'l~ ttme- sinc:t: Jan. 9 and without sen· ....~~~•..,~~;c\~';'~'::'~r:'=!·:.~"i..<=: fietd go.als to Jive Bettendorf a at th~ fmal butter put a.n appro- elle Innen was foule:d, Thr- 5('nior. ior Mary Dc.SmC't, missed th~ 43-41 Ie&d wilh aboul two min- pnale final IOuch 0.0 Auump- who h.ud I} points. made OOtl'l chances to trim a 20-16 deficit ~~£~:~~~.::....~.·~r..i·.~=; ules remaIning. Shortly afte:r Sara lioo's 46-40 non--confereooe win ends of the ont-Snd+oonus oppor- late in the second quartef, but ic Johnson got open for a back-door over Alleman at Don Morris Gym tunity to opc-n a 44-40 margin, didn't seem to mailer as the: Pio-- :~.;:,..~~~-t~~ ~N"'."" la)"Up that lied the pme, Tuesday. "Our phm wu not 10 contest neerS came out n:d-hol in Ibe =:.':'!.:..H.... IoI~ ';:";11 w_" Both teams employed rull· her hard - if we did, sbc:'d be off third qumer. "That's her gamr- - she docs ,.. ':!:'__ '" _" _ •••~...... :.:, ~'t.;.= coon p~ Ihroughout Ihe to Ihe raCd, ,. Alleman Coach Jc:IT DeSmet. A1leman's leading It well." A55umptlon Coach KAy game, causing Bettendorf 10 com+ §CQfV, tore: lipment-S in her :.:!~~·:·:,~.!~:=-.:ir~=.:;·:;.:': Dobbs said afler the senior guard Cochuyt said. "We thought she'd niht mtt 19 tumo"'en-al'ld Motine-I~, drovt: around and rhrouah Alle- be susceptible to the cha!iC, and ank.Ie in practia la.st week.. and "OUr press crealed a fe..... ran for ~ gamc--hi~ \7 points. "If got. ooup]e on her cariy," ~e could be ~t fot the re$1 of Wehr l'Iad seve,,\ poinu in the • AAumption made 7-0(-8 (ret tbe year, Sophomore Heather ~iTI.~~~~;·~;probl~~s for them and they're