20— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 21, 1991 SCOREBOARD FRIDAY Power-play Opportunities—Quebec 0 ol 4; nacek 1-3, l/namoers u -ij, Los Angeles 1-9 (Harper 1-3, Grant 0-1, Bannister 0-1, Kimble Los Angeles 0 ol 3. Goalies—Quebec, Cloutier, 2-3-1 (48 0-1, Martin 0-3). Fouled out—None. LOCAL NEWS INSIDE FLORIDA shots-42 saves), Los Angeles, Berthiaume, Basketball Rebounds—Phoenix 71 (Chambers, Rambis V; SPRING 11), Los Angeles 53 (Smith 15). As­ REDS RED SOX 18-8-2 (22-21). sists—Phoenix 31 (Johnson 12), Los Angeles Plant City Winter Haven ' ASTROS NBA standings 20 (Grant 8). Total louls—Phoenix 20, Los An­ TRAINING BLUE JAYS ■ Agency seeks more disabled access. gelos 27. Technicals—Phoenix illegal delense. , Kissimmee Dunedin Transactions EASTERN CONFERENCE A—11,068. Atlantic Division J99I PHILLIES ROYALS W L Pet. GB . Haines City BASEBALL ■ Ruling sets state precedent. Boston 39 13 .750 — Bid East Conlerence O'all Clearwater American League Philadelphia 27 24 .529 11'rs DODGERS TEXAS RANGERS—Agreed to terms with Support NewMirk 22 30 .423 17 Syracuse £ ARIZONA CARDINALS , Veto Beach 17'/J Pittsburgh ( , • \ * Pete Incaviglia, outlieldor, on a one-year con­ Washington 22 31 .415 MARINERS St. Petersburg- TIGERS ■ Autopsy delay stalls murder case. our New Jersey 17 35 .327 22 St. John's £ CALIFORNIA GIANTS tract. Lakeland METS TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Agreed to terms Miami 15 36 .294 231/2 CONNECTICUT i Tempe Scottsdale PIRATES - Port St. with Manny Leo, shortstop, on a one-year con­ troops! Central Division Georgetown 1 ANGELS ATHLETICS Bradenton Chicago 37 14 .725 — Solon Hall ; BRAVES, Lucie tract. ■ Officials differ on Sears door. Palm Springs Phoenix National League Detroit 37 17 .685 1'/2 Villanova 1 ORIOLES, EXPOS Milwaukee 33 20 .623 5 Providence ! WHITE SOX ‘ West Palm Beacri* NEW YORK "WETS—Named Cra'ig Sanders 15 BREWERS Atlanta 28 24 .538 91/2 Boston College Chandler ANGELS, Sarasota assistant director of public rotations. Irxliana 23 28 .451 14 CUBS HOCKEY Local/Regional Section, Page 7. 19 Tuesday's Results PADRES RANGERS' National Hockey League Cleveland 19 34 .358 Mesa Charlotte 15 36 .294 22 UConn 70, Providence 66 OT Yuma Port Charlotte HARTFORD WHALERS—Traded Doug WESTERN CONFERENCE Seton Hall 76, Niagara 61 TWINS Crossman, defenseman, to the Detroit Red W hat's Wings for Doug Houda, defenseman. Recalled Midwest Division FortI IMyers W L Pet. GB Wednesday's Results INDIANS Chris Tancill, left wing, and Jergus Baca, defen* Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper San Antonio 33 16 .673 SL John's 77, Syracuse 72 Tucson YANKEES seman, from Springfield of the American Hock­ News Utah 34 17 .667 Pittsburgh 78, Georgetown 65 Fort Lauderdale ey League. Houston 29 23 .558 NEW YORK RANGERS—Called up Brian Dallas 20 30 .400 Saturday's Games McReyrx}lds, center, from Binghamton of the Feb. 22,1991 Minnesota 17 34 .333 UConn at Georgetown, 2 p.m. American Hockey League. Recalled Paul Orlando 15 36 .294 Villanova at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. NEA Graphic Broten, right wing, from Binghamton aftor a Denver 14 36 .280 Boston College at Providence, 8 p m. two-weok corxiitioning period. Pacific Division Notre Dame at SL John's, 8 p.m. Portland 42 10 .808 OPENING — Pitchers and catchers on some major league baseball teams were to begin Killer sought LA Lakers 38 13 .745 Sunday's Game U.S.: Iraq must leave by Saturday Phoenix 34 17 .667 Pittsburgh at Syracuse, noon working out on Friday to open spring training camp. Full squad workouts by all 26 clubs are to Rec Hoop HARTFORD (AP) — A Golden State 29 22 .569 Hartford man was arrested on Seattle 23 27 .460 start the following week. murder charges and a Bloom-' LA Clippers 16 35 .314 Big East results Midgets By WILLIAM M. WELCH minister was discussing peace plans Sacramento 15 35 .300 field man was being sought in Mahoney- Pistons 35 (Kano Anderson 10, The Associated Press in Moscow. Wednesday's Games Pitt 78, Georgetown 65 ing), 1036; Stem, Van, major (lighting), 1036; what police believe to be a Cleveland 118, Sacramento 104 Next: V8. Kansas State, Saturday. Matt Howroyd 6, Dave Bottaro 3; John Mullen “They are destroying the entire oil PITTSBURGH (78) 15. New Mexico State (19-3) did not play. Cronin, Win, double minor-major, served by also played well) Lakers 22 (Jamie Kravontka 4, drug-related slaying of a Detroit 97, Atlanto 89 Shorter 4-10 4-5 12, Jones 3-4 2-3 8, Martin Evans (roughing, instigator, fighting), 10:36; production system of KuwaiL” the Indiana 122, Oriando 120, OT Next: at Utah State, Thursday. Brian Rio 4; Robert Daring also played well) • WASHINGTON — President 2- 4 1-2 6, Miller 7-12 4-4 21, Matthews 3-5 Hockey Guy, Van (holding), 13:54; McLIwain, Win Hartford man. Golden State 108, Minnesota 105 16. Oklahoma State (19-5) did not play. Next: Bulls 28 (John Gorman 9. Trevor Frenette 7; Bush, speaking for the coalition that president said of the occupying Iraqi 1610 18, Shareel 0-0 0-0 0, Porter 3-8 3-4 9, vs. Colorado, Sunday. (roughing), 13:54; Diduck, Van, major (fighting), Todd Bishop, Ftob Roy and Keith Morrison also Michael Atkins, 30, of Phoenix 113, LA Clippers 93 McNoal 0-1 2-2 2, Morningstar 0-0 2-3 2 Totals 15:27; MarchmenL Win, major (lighting), 15:27; is poised for a ground assault forces. Thursday's Games 17. UCLA (18-7) did not play. Next: vs. played well) Celtics 22 (Jett Talbot 7, Matt Qlek- Hartford, was arrested without 22- 44 28-33 78. NHL standings Qdjick, Van, minor-major-misconduct (high- Seattle at New York, 7:30 p.m. Oregon, Thursday. siw 6; Tony and Luka Bombardier also played against Iraq, said today that Saddam Bush said he had consulted with GEORGETOWN (65) sticking, fighting), 15:50; Donnolly, Win, minor- incident at his home 5 pan. Miami at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 18. SL John's (18-6) boat No. 7 Syracuse WALES CONFERENCE well) Churchwell 6-14 0-0 12, Mourning 6-13 5-7 major (instigator, fighting), 15:50; Quina Van Hussein has until noon on Saturday Desert Storm coalition leaders and LA Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 77- 72. Next: vs. Notre Dame at Madison Patrick Division CommuNty V- Pistons 32 (Rich Griltolh 14, Thursday and charged with miu"- 17, Mutombo 8-12 2-7 18, Brown 3-9 1-1 8, (high-sticking), 17:21; Elynuik, Win (high-stick­ they had agreed to describe their Milwaukee at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Square Garden, Saturday. W L. TPts GF GA William Houghins 8; Randy Grad and Eric to “begin his immediate and uncon­ Harrison 3-13 0-0 6, Thompson 0-4 6 0 0, Mor­ ing). 17:21. der, conspiracy to commit mur­ Portland at Denver, 9:30 p.m. 19. LSU (18-7) beat Mississippi 89-78. Next: NY Flangers 31 21 9 71 229 191 Gregan also played well) 76ers 27 (Todd ditional withdrawal from Kuwait.” terms for Iraq to withdraw. A gan 1-6 2-2 4, Kelly 0-2 6 0 0. Totals 27-73 vs. Tennessee, Saturday. Pittsburgh 31 26 3 65 256 225 Third Period— 7. Vancouver, Quinn 14 (Kur- Napolltano 25; Elizabeth Buccino, Michelle der and accessory to murder, Friday's Games vors. Linden), :39. 8, Vancouver, Adams 20 “We must hear publicly and ground assault to force this New Jersey vs. Boston at Hartford, 7:30 p.m. 1617 65. 20. Virginia (19-8) did not play. Next: at North Philadelphia 29 27 6 64 204 193 Marinelll and Matt Fink also played well) Sgt. Frank Rudewicz, of the Halttime Score—Pittsburgh 37, Georgetown (Lummo). 11:40. 9, Winnipeg, DIezyk 21 (Hous- Detroit at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m Carolina State, Saturday. New Jersey 25 25 11 61 212 202 authoritatively his acceptance of withdrawal is thought otherwise to 27. 3-point Goals— Pittsburgh 6-13 (Miller 3-8, ley, Essonsa), 18:59. 10, Vancouver, Bozek 12 Hartford police, said. Indiana at Clevelarid, 7:30 p.m. 21. Mississippi State (18-6) beat Florida Washington 27 31 3 57 195 210 Adults be imminent Matthews 2-3, Martin 1-1, Fkrrter 61), Geor­ 19:53, PenaltiGs—Lumme, Van (hooking), 4:19; these terms,” Bush said. He said of a Philadelphia at Miami. 7:30 p.m. 81-67. Next: at Alabama. Saturday. NY Islanders 21 32 8 50 179 222 Police were still looking for getown 1-11 (Brown 1-3, Mourning 0-1, Eagles, Win (tripping), 6:50; Quina 'fen (trip­ Main Pub 97 (Jim Wehr 25, Joe Maher 21, Moscow peace plan: “Any condi­ A Pentagon official said in the M LA Lakers at Atlanta, 8 p.m. 2Z Pittsburgh (19-8) beat No. 25 Georgetown Adams Division John Connolly 19, Nick Foran 13) Ansaldi's 66 Jerry Carter, 20, o f Bloomfield, Thompson 6 1 , Harrison 0-3, Morgan 0-3). 78- 65. Next: at No. 5 Syracuse, Sunday. x-Boston 36 18 8 60 235 202 ping). 9:02; Guy, Van (unsportsmanlike con­ meantime that the Persian Gulf War Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. duct), 15:35; McLIwain. Win (unsportsmanlike (Brad Pelligrinelli 21. Kyle Dougan 11, Ed Slack tions would be unacceptable to the Fouled out —Churchwell, Brown. 23. Princeton (18-2) did not play. Next: vs. x-Montreal 32 24 7 71 215 197 late Thursday. Sacramento at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 11) international coalition.” continued unabated.
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