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PAGE 12 A I I I SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1972 JPage Tries New Wrinkle In Pro Bowl ANGELES (AP) The National Football League's Most Valuable Player on the suicide squad? When everyone's an all-star, that's the way it has to be, Coach. Dick Nolan of San Francisco said yesterday. He's coaching the National Conference team against the American Conference in tomorrow's 22nd annual Pro Bowl game in Memorial Coliseum. When the game kicks off at 1:30 p.m. (Tucson time) on hannel 4 MVP Alan Page will be in on the kickoff team- the suicide squad.

The 6-foot-4, 250-pound j4tRillito Meld Of 10 In Feature Precious has her eyes set for her third straight Rillito Race Track victory tomorrow afternoon. Owned by Barnes Parker, the four-year-old brown filly will head a field 10 in tomorrow's feature race for four- year-olds and upward over 6 furlongs. Truly Precious has won her last two outings, winning by a neck in a mile last Sunday and winning by a head in six furlongs the previous Sunday. She finished fifth in her other start this year. Raj Royal and Restored are two most likely to challenge Truly Precious.

In tomorrow's co-feature, Sizzling Shark, Benefactor and Su Su Mu are the top contenders over 550 yards for quarter horses. First post for tomorrow's 10- race program is 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1 Punt JSM, 1 YO I up, QH 4M Yds. 1 Red Light Bar (L.Hardlno) 2 BttSons (R.Avant) 117 3 Allcnlown Cat (R.Pruitt) 122 4 Win's Eaote (D.Wells) 117 5 Verde McCoy (M.FIaueroa) 119 LO Jo's Pride (J.Wise) in 7 122 I Manor Flight (R.Mav) 117 9 Casdojt (R.Gonzales) 117 10 Gunstock Jet (J.Candelaria) ....117 Alst Eligible Top Eaale Call (T.FIsueroa) 122 Zhlvaqo (D.Wells) 119 Klmrnle RoDIn (R.Avant (1)) 122 Leo Strong (D.Rushlow) 117 SECOND, Purst MM, 3, 4, YO Ti 7 fun.

1 Honey. Now (J.Wise) 117 2 Yum (R.Avant (1)1 117 3 Slna (L.Gomez) 4 Dolce Far Nlente (R.Belleville) 1 1 9 5 Miss Talus (F.Cazarcs) 117 MarshmallowTwist (O.wclls).... 117 7 Getty Up Go Bus (S.BtwIcy) 117 Break The News (N.Wall) 119 Miss Sanguine (R.Mav) 117 10 Gnuch Eve (K.Ledford) 122 Also Elldiblt HI Whlrlev (R.Avant (21) 122 Darush (D.Rushlow) 119 Playboy Paul (No bov) 122 THIRD, Punt MM, 4, YO QH 354 ydi. 1 Tlvlo Breozt (T.SImms) 2 Sure Lovely (R.May) 3 Ami Breeze (R.Baffcrt) 4 Tubac Queen (F.cazores) 5 Chacha Linda (L.Gomcz) A Rhurr.ba Two (E.Tcllez) Flylna Fire Kino. (J.Candelaria Charolno.

Joe (M.FIgueroa) Ja 119 122 119 122 119 119 119 119 119 119 122 119 119 YO ay's Shadow (No boy) Whittle Request (L.HardTn"o) Also Eligible Princess Sequel (J.Candelaria) Dapdv Dlnsallng (R.Pruitt) Tucbulence (L.Gomcz) Lyklns Hone (D.Wells) FOURTH, Pursi S4X, 3, 4 I Tft 7 fun. 1 -Bomb's Pride (No boy) 114 2 Gallant Brook (J.Pittman) 1)7 3 Eloln Road (No bov) 117 4 Gavot Dancer (R.Bennett) 117 5 Diet (S.BcwIcv) 122 Cookln Gal (L.Gomez) "104 7 Sam Da Cono'a (No boy) 122 Prides Last (D.Rushlow) 9 Howard (No bov) 122 10 Host (No boy) 119 Also Eligible General Dawn (J.Cnndclarla) 119 Bel Senora (T.Simm«) 114 FIFTH, Purse $400, 3 YO S. up, QH $3,000 440 Yds. 1 Paul H. King (R.Pruitt) 119 2 Pontus Bar (J.Wise) 117 3 "Baffcrfs Lady (R.Baffert) 122 4 Wlnken Speed (S.BcwIcv) 122 5 Time Mount (F.Cazarcs) 122 6 KcrrMcGec (No bov) 117 7 Take A Jet (D.Wells) 117 Looltcnonod (R.Mav) 122 Aloha's fL.Haminpi in SIXTH, Purse $400, 3 YO up, TB 1 LaCrescenta (W.

Guthrle) -107 2 River Clem (R. Belleville) 117 3 Bim's Gene (R. Prultt) 119 4 By Bond (J. Candelarla) 152 5 Miss Popple (T. Fiaueroa) 122 Sheno Dream (S.

Brwlcv) 117 7 Woodv's Kahl (L. Gomez) '107 The Boot (J. Wise) 117 9 Blue Rebel (D. Rushlow) 132 10 Dipin (J. Pittman) 122 Also Eligible KhalThe Judpc (N.Wall) 117 My Mo Jo (R.Mav) 122 Colleonl Mald.Kcnneriv) 117 Fair Rlonv (J.WIse (11) 117 SEVENTH, Purse S4M, 3 YO UP, TB i 2 furs.

1 Phoenix Dancer (R.Aarason) 2 Prosperous Land (R.Avant) 117 3 Burrcll's Bay (J.Candelaria) 122 4 Cannon Star (No boyl 117 5 KlnaStealer (R.Pruitt) Missy's Mister (F.Cazarcs) 122 7 'Marbo (S.Bewlev) 172 Noble Runnir (R.Belleville) 11? 9 Marty's Vista (J.Pittman) 117 10 Count Imbros (L.Gomcz) Also Fliivhle Miss Splendiferous (M.Finu-roa) 117 Virqli- Turdor (M.Fi"»ero= 1'7 EIGHTH, Purse S400, 3 YO UP, QH $2,000, 550 Yds. 1 'Cluck M. van (J.Pittman) IK I Slzzllnp Snark (R.Baffert) 122 3 Midnight Alarm (R.Bennett) 1 1 7 Glen's Chick (S.Bewlev) 117 5 Shadv Aoache (R.Pr»ltt) Peposr Pod (M.RIckel) 7 Master Soy (D.Wells) 'Benefactor (R.Mav) 9 Tonto Peo (R.Gonzales) 10 Su SUMu (L.Hsrriinnl Also EHflible My Little Frlund 122 Riithl- Rob (D.Rusht"'v) 1'7 NINTH, Purst MOO, 4 YO UP, TB Vh Wrs. 117 119 122 122 122 119 1 Roller's Pride (T.Simms) 2 Trulv Previous (D.Wells) Ral Roval (L.Hardino) Mr. Flsty (R.May) Bsrrfarr Anil (L.Gomcz) Hy (No Bov) Restored (D.Rushlew) Jim Tlqer (M.FIaucroa) (R.Avpnl) Son! Decision (N.Wa") 4 5 7 9 10 TKNTH, Purse S400, YO J1-2SS, I miles.

1 Lost Brook (R. Belleville) 2 Sandhillcr (N.Wall) 3 Wise Lust (J.Candelaria) 4 Palenque Bov (No boy) 5 Nite-O-Blltz (S.Bewlev) A Misty Aliohai (L.Gomcz) 7 Lucius Boy (VV.Gi'f nrie; Blrfcl's Chance (M.FIo-.rfros) Rifmtno Hlsn (R. (11 10 Electro Fair (K.V«nHouttn) A ho Elio Vtlvet Alibi (No Mov) OeeCharosr (R.Bcilfilie) Red Tie (D.Ru;.h!ow) 119 129 122 Ite 114 117 1" up, TB 112 US 117 110 115 117 US no 117 us 115 115 3 the Minnesota Vikings, doesn't mind the extra action. "Page was saying last night it probably will be a lot of fun," said Nolan. "He (Page) was pretty good on special teams at Notre Dame," chipped in Don McCafferty of Baltimore, head coach of the American Conference team.

"There's a heck of a lot of talent there," McCafferty said of his AFC team, "and I'm sure Dick feels the same way. lot of the players won't be familiar with special teams," said McCafferty, "but they were important last year." Mel Renfro of Dallas returned two punts for touchdowns in the NFC's 27-6 victory over the AFC in the first Pro Bowl since the merger. "A lot of guys on these teams would not play on special teams on their own team," Nolan said. "You'd be afraid of getting them hurt. "You're still afraid of getting anybody hurt." Of the 80 Pro Bowlers, only two were selected because of their play on special teams- kick returners Leslie "Speedy" Duncan of Washington for the NFC and Eugene "Mercury" Morris of Miami for the AFC, McCafferty solved his problem of choosing a starting quarterback by flipping a coin.

Miami's Bob Griese won, and he'll be joined on offense by wide receivers Paul "Warfield of Miami and Fred Biletnikoff of Oakland. Kansas City's 15-year veteran Len Dawson, will play at least half the game and McCafferty said Dawson's outside receivers will be Otis Taylor of Kansas City and Gary Garrison of San Diego. Nolan said Roger Staubach of Dallas and Greg Landry of Detroit will share quarterbacking chores, with Staubach starting. Their targets include Ted Kwalick of San Francisco, Charlie Sanders of Detroit, Gene Washington of San Francisco, Bob Grim of Minnesota and Dick Gordon of Chicago. The AFC boasts the national Football League's leading rusher in Denver's Floyd Little, 1,133 yards, along with Miami's Larry Csonka, 1,051.

The NFC also has a pair of ground gainers in Green Bay's John Brockington, 1,105, and Detroit's Steve Owens, 1035, plus Larry Brown of Washington, who gained 948. "It's quite an honor for these guys to be picked to play," McCafferty said. "I'd like to take them all back lo Baltimore." Levy's Meets D-M Realty In Classic D-M Realty Trust hopes to land a big victory tomorrow night in the Tucson Daily Citizen Classic Bowling League. A mere seven games separates third place D-M from front-running Levy's of Tucson in the men's division and a solid win could vault D-M into the No. 1 spot.

Competition begins at 7 p.m. a) Keglers Lanes. In other men's matches, Iceland Bowl meets Deir's Valley Funeral Home, Dave's Photo Lab meets Greyhound Park- Kennel Club, and Cactus Pro Shop takes on Patio Pools. Danny's Discount Carpets, a surprise victor last week over first-place Cottrell's Freeway Stations, wili try to creep oul of fourth place when it meets Levy's of Tucson in women's competition. Cottrell's meets D-M Realty Trust while Lenny's Texaco faces Tucson Community Center.

Knicks Cut Off Laker Win Streak After One Game An Octopus? AP Wirephoto No, it's just Jim Barnette of the Golden State Warriors, flying through the air in front of Pete Maravich of the Atlanta Hawks. Despite Maravich's attempt to block the shot, Barnette scored on the play last night in Atlanta. The Warriors won, 113-111. By The Associated Presi Take away that 33-game winning streak and the Los Angeles Lakers are nothing but an 8-6 team. The mighty Angelenos succumbed for the third time in their last five starts last night, bowing to the New York Knicks 104-101 and ending their home court winning string at 17 games.

Ironically, the Knicks had dropped six of seven games since nipping the powerful Milwaukee Bucks. Elsewhere in the National Basketball Association, 'the Bucks trounced Cleveland 12091, Boston beat Houston 110105, Detroit downed Baltimore 107-102, Chicago trimmed Buf- Sims Survive Sonic Threat For Victory SEATTLE (UPI) The Phoenix Suns rolled up a 20- point first-quarter lead and went on to top the Seattle Supersonics, 128-113, last night in National Basketball Association action here. Phoenix led 70-55 at the half and then fought off a fourth quarter Seattle threat as the Sonics narrowed it to 106-104 with 6:08 left. Connie Hawkins led Phoenix with 29 points, Neal Walk had 26, Paul Silas added 24 and guard Dick Van Arsdale finished with 22. Spencer Haywood continued his hot scoring for Seattle and took game honors with 32.

Lee Winfield, who led Seattle's second half drive, finished with 16, as did Dick Snyder. Player- coach Lenny Wilkens had 15. The Phoenix victory snapped a six-game Seattle winning streak. Adelphi Sprinters Get Their Revenge For Losing Record CAGE SCORES By The Associated Press The four members of the Adelphi University mile relay team watched their week old world record eclipsed, so they put their pride on the boards and recorded another new standard. Adelphi set a 3:13.7 indoor mark last week but last night the Philadelphia Pioneer Club dashed to a 3:13.3 in the Philadelphia Indoor Track Classic.

The Panthers come back immediately with a 3:12.2 before a cheering crowd pulling for the quartet to retain the mile relay record. The victory on the new 11- lap track was gained by Keith Davis, Connie Walker, Larry Ross and anchorman Clyde McPherson, in splits of 49.6, 47.9. 47.5 and 47.2. The world record highlighted the first big night of the indoor track season wtih meets at the Spectrum in Philadelphia, the Cow Palace in San Francisco and in Kansas City. More track and field games will be held tonight with the Sunkisl Indoor Games in I.os Angeles, 'the U.S.

Track and Field Federation Midwest Championships in Columbus, Ohio, and the Southern Indoor Championships in Jackson, Miss. Nine meet marks were broken in Philadelphia. Grant McLaren of Western Ontario University snapped the two- mile run record with an 8:27.3. The old meet record was 8:44.6 by George Young in 1.989. McLaren's time was the fastest indoor two mile ever run in the East.

In the Examiner Games in San Francisco, Olympic champion Kip Keino won the mile in 4:01.2, just beating Tom Von Ruden of the Pacific Coast Club who was timed in 4:01.5. Both the Kenyan and Von Ruden bettered the old games' mark of 4:02.1, set by Jim Ryun. Al Keuerbach heaved the shot 68 feet, inches to defeat top opponent Randy Maison for the third time in two weeks. RECREATION Leagues This Week NEXT WEEK SUNNYSIDE HIGH MONDAY, 7:30 Oracle vs. Tucson Inn; 7:30 Capin's vs.

Cumminos' Realty; 8:45 Dyer and Co. vs. Ted's Collcae Bar; 8:45 Glover and Miller vs. Frontier. WEDNESDAY 7:30 Rolling's Molors vs.

Purple Aces; 7:30 Purple Gsrillns vs. Fuller Brush; 8:45 Century Paper vs. Snorts Car Center; 6:45 Tumblers vs. Jamos Gana. THURSDAY 7:30 Amerinds vs.

T.I.M.E.; 7:30 Cenlurv Paoer vs. Tucson Inn; 8:45 Rollings Motors vs. Sports Car Center; 8:45 Johnson, Manley Lumber vs. James Gang. AMPHI HIGH WEDNESDAY 6:45 Griefs vs.

T.I.M.E.; 8:00 Amerinds vs. Johnson Manley Lumber; 9:00 Hawks No. vs. Dr.redevils. THURSDAY 6:45 Capins vs.

Fron- lier; 8:00 Frontier vs. Dyer Ted's Bar vs. Cumming's Really. AMPHI JR. HIGH MONDAY 6:45 750 vs.

Jester's Court; 8:00 Dick's Boys vs. V.N.B.; 9:00 Chr.llcncers vs. K.B. Doe. TUESDAY 6:45 Lucky's vs.

Leo'i Auto; Tucson Tabernacle vs. Pharmacist Madciops; 9:00 Palonwez Guard vs. Pete's Lounne. Next Week SUNNYSIDE HIGH MONDAY 7:30 Daredevils vs V.N.B.; Fuller Brush vs. Purple Aces; 8:45 Glover Miller Over arid 8:45 Tucson Inn vs.

Sports Car Center. WEDNESDAY 7:30 Oracle vs. Purple Gorillas; 7:30 Cflprns Ted's Collerje Bar; 8:45 Frontier vs. Cjmminqr. Realty; 8:45 Rollings Motors vs.

Century Pfipcr, THURSDAY 7:30 A.S.D.8. vs. Burroughs 7:30, vs. Amerind; Jame's Gana vs. T.I.M.E.; 8:45 Woodv's SoDrtinq Goods vs.

HusKies. AMPHI HIGH WEDNESDAY 6:45 Tumblers vs. T.I.M.E.; 8:00 Dicks Boys vs. James Gnnn; 9:00 Challengers vs. Palomarez Guard.

T.HURSDAY 6:45 Pete's Lounfte vs. K.B. Doe; 8:00 Tucson Inn vs. Aces; 9:00 Dick's Boys vs. Hawks No.

1. FLOWING WELLS JR. HIGH MONDAY Tucson Tabernacle vs. t-elc's Lounoe Grid's vs. Johnson Lumber; 9:00 7SO vs.

K.B. Doc. TUESDAY 6:.:5 Amerind; vs. T.G.E.; 8:00 Hawks No. 1 vs.

V.N.B.; 9:00 Jester's Courl vs. t-harmucisl Madders. WEDNESDAY 6 4 5 Luckv's vs. Palser's Used Cars; 8:00 A.S.A.R. Co.

vs. Harris Soortinp Gcods; 9:00 Puchlo DralHnci Zonkers vs. Sambo's. THURSDAY Rapachudis vs. A.O.

Buds; 8:00 Warner 8. Robbins vs. Hawks No 9:00 Palser's Used Cars vs. Lcc's Auto. MISSION MANOR MONDAY Hawks No.

5 vs. Elim Knitihts; H.E.A.T. vs. SI. Mirv's Hospital; 9:00 A.S.D.B.

vs. Leo's Auto. WEDNESDAY 6:45 Warner Rota- bins vs. A.O. Buds; 8:00 Woociv's Sport- inn Gocds vs.

Isl National Bank; 9:00 Huskies vs. Rapachuriis. THURSDAY 6:43 cichenburcier Nursery vs. Ten Wheel Drive; 8:00 Sanos vs. Spear Chuckcrs; Stratton's Army vs.

HI Color Press. SUNNYSIDE JR. HIGH MONDAY 6:45 Kellvs vs. Rams; 8:00 Drifters Br.rrow's Furniture; Multerer Construction vs. West- enfcurn Concrele.

TUESDAY 6:45 Kino of Hearts vs. Tucson Tires; 8:00 Over tnc Hill Gnng vs. P.iyless Nursery; 9:00 De Vvr Brick Co. vs. Armjidillris.

A'EDNESDAY 6:45 Jr. Jocks vs. Bu'mcn; Zi7 Zao 9:00 Roundup Really vs. Ralphs Eiv? THURSDAY 6:45 Kelly's vs. Kino of Hearts; 8:00 Sneakers vs.

Westenburq Mul.crcr vs. Pavless Nursery. AMPHI JR. HIGH MONDAY 7.in vs. Bananas; Inc.

vs. Harris Sporting Goods; Yellow Front vs. Zephyr. TUESDAY 6:45 Easiside A.C.'s vs. Hi Color Press; 8:00 Humdinncrs vs.

Plumber's Baucher's Bultdric': vs, 22nd St. Baptist. WEDNESDAY 6:45 Losers vs. One in the Siirii; vs. Furniture; Circtr, Lounge Clowns vs.

A.C. Glynn Construction. HIGH SCHOOL Class AAA Arcadia 83, Saguaro52 Phoc.iix Union i7, Carl Hayden 53 St. Mary's 79, Cortez 61 Glendalc 76, Flaqsiafl 63 Maryvalc 58, Alhambra 47 Westwood 51, McClnlock 42 Mesa 76, Tempc 62 Central 70, North 65 Coronado 66, Scolisdale 53 South Mountain 82. Easl 75 McDn Valley 54, Sunnvslooe 52 Washington 72, Paradise Vallcv 69 West 83, Carnclback 65 Yuma 45, Casa Grande 41 Ov-ndler 82, Kola 60 Palo Verde 63, Cnlslina 47 Pueblo 74, Sunnvslde 52 Rincon 80, Sahuaro 72 Saloointe 70, Amphitheater 68 Tucson 68, Doucilas 49 Prescotl 77.

Brsphy 67 Class AA Butmfl 91, Nogiiles 44 Santa Rila 95, Globe 80 Safford 63, 59 Kingman 84, Winsiow 74 Class A Gerard 61, Boursade 52 Buckeye 98, Peoria 57 Aio 51, 47 EloySl 103, Tolleson56 San 44, Willcox 42 Morenci 59, Ray 54 Class Baadad 70, Gile Bend 55 Florence 65, Sahuarita 56 Gilbert 56. Beiboouivari 39 Antelope 51, Maricopa 41 Wickenburg 92, St. Johns Indian 70 Payson 70, Seton 60 Bnnson 59, Havden 47 Clifton 76, Ft. Thomas 51 Tombstone 89, Apache Junction 41 Thatcher 65, Duncrn 51 St. Jchns 55, Blue Ridge 27 Paae 94, Tuba City 57 Round Vallev 79, Alchesav 49 Mohave 82, Phoenix Christian 61' Like Havisu 82, Boulder City.

Nev. 76 Camn Verde 77, Vallev 52 Class Salome 71, Grand Canyon 67 Patcaonia 79- St. David 71 City 61, Ash Fork 57 -Srin Simon 67, ASDB48 McNarv 85, Seffgmon 68 Mayer 66, Fredonia 62 COLLEGE Junior Colleges Yavapai Cnlleqe 66, Eastern Arizona 58 Glond-Tle Community 64, Northern Arizen: Frorh 63 Arizona Western 73, Mesa Community 69 ADD COLLEGE BASKETBALL Paradena, College 56, Grand Canyon 46 East Cornell 71. Columbia 58 Messiah 85, Bridocwatcr 77 Ysrk 87, Shenindo-'i St. Lawrence 76, Alfred 59 Brockosrt Si.

43. FrcCnnia St. 30 Newark St. 93, St. Thomas Aquinas 67 Uli-a 93- P.ochcster Terh 85 Sabson 87, Barrinaton 70 South St.

Auqustine's 76, Livingstone 66 1 Ff.llimors C.y, 82 Dillard 85, Southern U. 76 Fiorcnco SL f.0,1 rov. St. 69 Vfl. Union HO, Hampton Insl.

76 Arms'ron" St. 78 Kino 75, St. Andrew's 56 Millssos ICO. W. 51, Davis 8.

Elklns 87 UNC-Charlottc 78, South Florida 72 Baltimore Loyola 73Randolph-Macon 72. overtime Fish 99, Miles 82 St. 98. Tuskeqee 73 Miss. Coll.

Samford 75 Midwest Albion 115. Lake Forest 65 Shaw 97. Wllberforcec 71 Wartburo. 103. Bucna Vista 54 Slmoson 69.

Central, Iowa, 63 Tarklo 73, Coe 72 Western III. Northern Iowa 79 Dubuaue71, Briar Cliff 62 Aauinas 100, Indiana Tech St Joseph's 107, Grand Valley SI. it. Principla 93, Aurora 84 Emooria Coll. 89, Baker 59 Carloton 62, Lawrence, St.

Olal 69, Rlpon 61 Concordla-St. Paul 63. Sioux Falls 57 115. Bend 70 Dominican, 75, Milton 74 Okla, Baptist v5, Phillips S6 Okla. Soulhwcstern 46.

Okla. Central 39 Kearney 88. Chndron 86, overtime Peru. 74, Wayne, 68 Louis 96, 63 Winna 101, SW Minn. 83 Bethel, 89 Wcstmar 85 Olivet 74, Judson 65 Hunlinolon 122.

St. Francis, 8 North Park 89, Milllkln 69 96. Mirhioan Tech 79 North Dakota 85. N.D. State 69 Dakota St.

78. Black Hills St. 59 Auaustana. 80, Carthaae 76 Concordia-lll. 96, III.

Benedictine Olivet Nazarcne 74, Judson 65 SW Okla St. 80. NW Okla. St. 75 Blackburn 98.

Mo. Baptist 77 Sanford Brown 91. St. Louir. Ptrrrnacv 71 Cameron 104, Okla.

Panhandle 76 Falls 82, Northland Corcordla-Ohlo 84, Cinn. Bible 76 Sterling 69. Tabor 67 Wm. Jewell 49. Ottawa.

15 Far West UCLA 92. Santa Clara 57 San Dieoo St. 69. DC-Santa Barbara 64 Hawaii 94, Pepperdlne 85 Western Colo. St.

88, Adams St. 81 Fort Lewis 71, Western N.M. 69 Colo. Mines 95. Utah, 93 Pacific Lutheran 108, Whitman 81 Central Wash.

100. Eastern Ore. 63 Reals 94, Southern Utah 88 St. 81, Domlnguez Hills 53 Western Wash. 93.

Southern Ore. 71 Gcorae Fox 88, Warner Pacific 77 Eastern Montana 82. Montana Tech 79 U.S. International 58, Wcstmont 57 LA Baptist 84, Southern Cal. Coll.

Whitticr97. Cal. Tech 57 Bakersfield St. 102. Cal.

Baptist Portland SI. 69. Humboldt St. 79 Eastern Wash. 82, Oregon Coll.

72 Whitworlh 69. Willamette 68 St. 79, NW Nazarene 7J Lewis Clark 103, Linfield 101 U. of Pacific 58, Coll. of Idaho 83 Tournaments Bill Cosbv Classic First Round Grambling 92.

Fullerton St. 71 Anoelcs St. 99, L.A. Loyola 81 Tournament First Round UC-Rivcrside 101, UC-San Dieoo 77 UC Iryien 63, UC Davis 60 EXPERT INCOME TAX PREPARATION REASONABLE RATES PERKY 8. ADAMS TAX CONSULTANT SINCE 1955 4933 E.

1ST CHI 3 2 6 8 2 6 3 FOR APM. falo 113-93, Phoenix walloped Seattle 128413, Golden State shaded Atlanta 113-111 and whipped Port- Philadelphia land 136-122. Earl Monroe and Dean Meminger, a pair of backcourt reserves, sparked a fourth-period rally that lifted the Knicks past the Lakers. The two guards scored; all New York's- points as the Knicks went on an 18-6 spree to break away from a 70-all deadlock. Monroe finished with 15 points and Meminger 12.

Lucas led the Knicks with. 26, hitting his first nine shots and 12 of 19 over-all. Two of his misses were desperation heaves and one he insisted was a pass which the official scorer called a shot. "I can't shoot any better than that," he said. "There's another streak down the drain," quipped Coach Bill Sharman of the Lakers, whose team had won its previous game.

Wilt Chamberlain paced Los Angeles with 28 points and Jerry West and Gale Goodrich each had 21. Milwaukee scored the last 10 points of the first half and went on to hand Cleveland its eighth, straight setback. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 10 of 29 points in the last nine minutes of the second period as the Bucks took a 48-35 halftime lead. Milwaukee then erupted for 40 points in the third quarter, with Oscar Ko- bertson sinking a 60-foot shot at the buzzer. Kobertson chipped in with 23 points.

John Havlicek and Jo Jo White tallied 28 points apiece for Boston and Dave Cowens added 22 as the Celtics led Houston all the way. Rudy Tomjanovich paced the Rock: ets with 21 while Elvin Hayes and Calvin Murphy had 21 apiece. Jimmy Walker, who failed to score a point in his last start, came through with 37 to lead Detroit past Baltimore. Walker's basket with 2 minutes left put the Pistons in front 99-98 and seconds later he added two free throws. Bob Lanier contributed 25 points and 21 rebounds for the Pistons while Archie Clark had 32 points and Jack Marin 26 for the Bullets.

Jerry Sloan's 23 points and Chet Walker's 22 sparked Chicago to its easy win over Buffalo. The Bulls moved 1 in front with 12 consecutive points late in the first period and soared to a 64-32 halftime spread. SUNDAY, JAN. 23RD EVEL KNIEVEL KING OF THE MOTORCYCLE JUMPERS WILL ATTEMPT A16 CAR LEAP PLUS 3 RUNS BY THE 250 M.P.N. "GREEN MAMBA" JET DRAGSTER PLUS RAIL DRAGSTERS COMPETITION COUPES I CAR SUPER-STOCK-MATCH FULL PROGRAM OF MONEY I TROPHY RUNS CilesOpen 11 hmr 3:98 ADULTS $5, TO 12 JZ.DKOH FUEE TUCSON DRAGWAY 1 10 Ol SMftlSW TUH EXCITEMENT IS RACING AT R1LUTQ PARK Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse Raring at the southwest's most colorful track.

10 Races Daily, Every Saturday and Sunday, Gates Open 11:15, Post Time 1:30 Pari-Mutuel and Ouinella Wagering. Come Early and in the Turf Room. Ample Parking! Racing Today and Tomorrow FM.UTQ RACE TRACK N. 1st AVE. AT RIVER ROAD Sponsored by Southern Arizona Livestock Association.

ft. Thmber, Pres PRO BASKETBALL 10 5 12 18 4 6 5 20 Vj 13 24'A SSVi NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Won Lost pet Boston 33 16 .673 New York 27 20 .574 Philadelphia 21 28 .429 Buffalo 13 32 .289 Central Division 20 26 .435 Atlanta 17 31 .354 Cleveland 15 32 .319 Cincinnati 14 32 .304 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Milwaukee 10 .796 Chicago 33 14 .702 Phoenix 29 21 .580 Detroit 18 30 .375 Pacific Division Los Angeles 41 6 .872 Golden State 28 19 .596 Seattle 29 20 .592 Houston 17 31 .354 Portland 12- 38 .240 Yesterday's Results Boston 110, Houston 105 Detroit 107, Baltimore 102 Chicago 113, Buffalo 93 Golden State 113, Atlanta 111 Milwaukee 120, Cleveland 91 Philadelphia 136, Portland 122 New York 104, Los Anoeles 101 Phoenix 128, Seattle 113 Today's Games Cleveland at Cincinnati Golden State at Philadelphia Portland vs. Baltimore at College Park. Md. Houston at Chicago Los Angeles at Phoenix Only games scheduled Tomorrow's Games New York at Seattle, afternoon, national TV Portland at Boston, afternoon Houston at Detroit, afternoon Atlanta at Milwaukee, afternoon Cincinnati at Baltimore Only flames scheduled Monday's Games Golden State at Chicago Only same scheduled.

ABA East Division won lost Kentucky 38 10 Virginia 30 19 New York 23 27 Floridians 21 28 Pittsburgh 19 32 Carolina 18 32 West Division Chicago Brwnkle Oinklns King Love Mcntosh Porter Ray VanLier Walker Weiss Bulls 113, Braves le sh er 9 2 2 10 0 2 5 9 3 8 6 3-4 0-0 0-0 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-2 5-5 2-2 4-5 0-0 7 2 4 22 0 4 11 23 8 20 12 Brvanl Davis GarreH Harzard Hilton Hoskett Hmmer Kuffmn Smith Smith Warner 93 0 0 5 5 6 1 2 3 5 5 4 2 0-0 1-2 0-0 3-4 0-0 2-2 3-7 2-3 2r5 1-2 3-3 i 0 11 10 IS 2 6 9 12 12 9 7 Totals 48 17-22 1131 Totals 36 Fouled oul None. Total fouls Chicago 18, Buffalo 20. A 5,638. Suns 128, Sonics 113 Phoenix 128 Counts 0 0-0 Haskins 7 7-7 Hwkins 11 7-7 Laston 3 0-0 Moore 0 0-1 Silas 8 8-14 VArsdle 8 6-6 Walk 12 2-4 Seattle 113 Omens Cross i 0-0 Hywoad 10 Heard Kolis Smith Snvder Wilkens 24 22 26 Winfleld 6 0 1-1 2 3-4 6 4-4 5 5-7 4-6 Totals 4930-39128' Totals 41 31-37113 Phoenix Seattle 42 28 26 32 1JS 22 33 35 23 --113 Score Bv Quarters: Fouled Out --none. Totals Fouls Phoenix 24, Seattle 26.

Technical Fouls Seattle, Haywoodf Phoenix, Silas. A 1 2 7 5 1 Utah 33 16 Indiana 29 20 Denver 20 26 Memphis 21 30 Dallas 21 32 Yesterday's Results Kentucky 108, Indiana 88 Carolina 122, Pittsburgh 93 Dallas 129, Utah 116 Denver 110, Memphis 98 Only games scheduled. pel .792 .612 AW .429 .373 .360 .673 .592 .426 .412 .396 16 20 21 Cleveland Beard Davis Howard Johnson Patersn Ridglc. Robersn Smith Sorensn Warren Wshton Wesley Bucks .120, Cavs 91 Milwaukee 9 3 3-3 3 5 5 2 0 3 9 0 3 1 4 0-0 2-2 3-3 2-2 2-2 1-5 1-3 0-0 1-1 0-0 n-o 6 12 13 6 2 7 19 0 7 2 8 Block Dndrae Jabbar Jones Kjmball McGkln Nelson Perry Robrlsn 3 1 5 4-7 2 4-7 7 3-4 11 7-9 2 0-0 1 2-5 7 0-0 1 1-3 2 0-0 5-5 Celtics 110, Houston Rockets 1115 Boston Totals 38 15-21 9ll Totals 4726-40 120 Cleveland 20 15 26 30 91 Milwaukee 24 24 40 32 --130 Fouled oul none. Total fouls Cleveland 25, Milwaukee 17.

A 10,061. GSmith Tminvh Hayes Lantz Newlin Murr.hv Meelv Cunham Gibbs Totals a 4 10 8 4 4 8 2 1 0 41 0-0 5-7 5-10 7-8 1-2 5-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 23-32 25 21 Havicek Sanders Cowens 15' Chancy 9 21 4 2 0 105 While Wlliams Nelson Kubrski Finkel Totals 13 1 9 6 14 2 1 1 0 2-4 1-3 4-5 4-5 0-0 2-2 3-7 0-0 0-0 28 22 16 28 6 5 2 0 47H-25110 Knicks 104. Lakers 101 Houston 24 26 17 38--105 Boston 32 23 22 33--110 Fouled out Chanev. Total fouls Houston 24, Boston 25. New York Bardlev DBschr Lucas Barnett Frazier Memger Monroe Rackley Jackson Totals 0 7 9 12 2 A 5 5 0 0 44 1-2 2-2 2-2 0-0 3-4 2-3 5-5 0-0 1-1 i 15 20 26 4 11 Los Angeles Hairstn McMilin Chmbln Goodrih West 12 Ellis 15 Robinsn 0 Rllev 1 16-19104 Totals 4 3 12 7 6 1 3 2 3-3 2-3 4-12 0-9 9-11 0-0 0-0 0-0 38 25-38 11 8 28 21 21 2 6 4 101 Pistons 107, Bullets 102 Baltimore Chenier Clark Love Marin Rinaldi Riordan Stallwth Tresvnt Unsold TolaU 5 13 4 12 0 2 2 1 A 1-2 6-7 2-2 2-4 0-0 2-3 0-1 1-1 2-2 11 32 10 26 0 6 4 3 10 4316-22102 Detroit Bing Davis Dischgr Hewitt Ltmler Nrwood Rowe Walker Wilson 9 7 1 4 0 10 1 5 14 0 3-5 0-0 1-2 0-0 5-5 0-0 5-7 9-11 0-0 1 17 2 9 0 25 2 15 37 0 42 23-30 107 New York 22 34 22 104 Los Angeles 26 26 24 26 101 Fouled out none.

Total fouls Mew York 27, Los An- seles 21. Technical (oul Los Angeles, Trapp A 17,505. 7Bers 13G, Blazers 122 Baltimore 32 26 22--102 Detroit 25 27 27 28--107 Fouled out None. Total fouls-- Baltimore 21, Detroit 19. A 4,639.

Warriors 113, Hawks 111 Golden State Atlanta 4 3-3 11 3-5 5 13 4-6 9 3-3 3 7-7 0 0-0 1 0-0 2 0-0 1 0-0 'Philadelphia 13i Cunham Bridges Carter 30 Wohl 21 Foster nl Oi Jackson 2i Greer Luqhrcv 2 9 2-3 9 3-5 13 3-5 0-1 0-0 5 1-1 9 arnelt 4 4-5 12 Ills 1 1-1 3 ee 6 2-2 Aullins 7 2-2 16 Uissell 10 6-6 26 'hrmnd 11 3-4 25 urncr 2 0-0 '( Vlllims A 1-1 13 Totals 113 fl 1 Adams 1 0-1 2 Bellamy 8 J-5 20 Gllliam 2 0-0 4 Hudson 1310-11 34 Marvich 6 5-7 17 May 6 4-5 16 Wshton 5 6-6 16 Totals 41 29.35 111 Golden State Atlanta 2B 32 29 24 --113 .24 7J 27 31 --111 Fouled out Tolal touls 17. A none. Golden state 27, Atlanta Portland Ylurton Petrie Schlster Wicks Grcnor McKnze Stsele Adtmtin Imhotf Knight Totals 49 24-38 122i Totals 61 14-20 136 Porlland 31 29 23--122 Philadelphia 30 38 32 36 --134 Fouled oul None. Tolal fouls Portland 20, Philadelphia 25. A 7,678.

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