THE PLAIN DEALER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1977- For the For final scores (73)-3 (7) HALFTIME: -73. Allegheny 30, John Carroll 25 PURDUE (90) Jordan 7 1-2 15, Walls 5 2-2 12, Schetfler 6 Parker 5 0-0 10, Parkinson 4 3-4 11, Sichting 4 2-2 10, Thomas 0 1-2 1, Carroll 50- 0 Totals 39 12-18 90. 0 10r McDermott 1 0-1 2, Smalley 0 3-4 3, Kobot 1 0-0 2, Needhom a 1 0-1 2, Anthrop 00- OHIO ST. (61) Burris 000. 0-0 0, Poole 6 0-0 12.
Ellinghousen 0 0-0 0, Bolden 4 1-2 9, Daugherty 21- 2 5. Hetz 5 0-0 10, Ramsey 3 0-0 6, Hall 00 0-0 0, Wood 2 2-2 6, Smith 1 3-4 5, Cline 2 4-4 8. Hammond 0 0-0 0. Totals 25 11-14 61. Halftime- 24, Purdue 37.
Total fouls -Ohio St. 20, Purdue 17. MICHIGAN (91) Robinson 0 00-0 0, Staton 3 6-6 12, Hubbard 4 10-10 18, Green 8 2-2 18, Grote 6 3- 4 15, Thompson 6 0-0 12, Baxter 7 0-0 14, Bergen 1 0-0 2, Hardy 0 0-0 0, Lozier 0 0-0 0, Lillord 0-0 0, Totals 35 21-22. Halftime- 45, Jowa 32 Total fouls: lowa 15, Michigan 21. Fouled out -Drake.
Technical, lowa coach Olson. A 13,609. IOWA (80) Drake 1 1-2 3, Hargrove 5 1-2 11, King 7 S-6 19, Lester 11 3-425, Peth 2 2-2 6, Wulfsberg 2 0-0 4, Kelley 0 0-0 0, Maytield 3 2-2 8, Norman 1 2-3 4, Totals 32 16-21. MINNESOTA (99) Williams 10 8-8 28; McHale 3 7-8 13; Thompson 13 0-1 26; Lockhart 8 2-2 18; Saunders 1 0-02; Winey 3 2-2 Lingenfelder 2-2 Totals 39 21-23. MICHIGAN STATE (77) Kelser 10 3-8 23; Wilson 4 0-0 Coitre 4 1-29; Donnelly 4 0-0 Chapman 12'0-0 24; Charles 0 2-2 Webb 0 0-2 Vandenbussche 01-21; Longaker 1 0-0 Totals 35 7-16.
Halftime -Minnesota 46, MSU 32. Total fouls: Minnesota 18, MSU 16. Fouled out -Coutre. Technicals, MSU bench. INDIANA (69) Grunwald 3 0-1 6, Woodson 9 3-5 21, Benson 5 15-17 25, Radford 3 3-4 9, Wisman 2 0-0 4, Valovicius 0 0-0 0, Carter 0 0-0 0, Roberson 0 0-0 0, Cunningham 12-24, Eells 0 0-0 D.
Totals 23 23-29 69. ILLINOIS (73) Cobb 5 7-3 11, Leighty 2.00 0-0 4, Adoms 8 0-0 16, Matthews 4 Lanter 5-8 7, Ferdinand 3.4-4 10, Bresnohan 6 1-1 13, Judson 0 0-0 0, Gearhordt 0 0-0 0, J. Carter 00- DO, Meyer 0 0-00, Lubin 0 0-0 0. Totals 29 15- 20 73. Halftime- Indiana 40, Illinois 34.
Toto! fouls -Indiana 22, Illinois 23. Fouled outRadford. Technical -Illinois bench. A- 11. 172.
Girls' school cage Bratenahl 37, Marycrest 14 Rhodes 34, John F. Kennedy 22 Lake Catholic 62, Regina 42 Euclid 49, Willoughby South 46 OT. Valley Forge 38, Shaw 34 Lakewood 46, Normandy 42 Cuvahoga Heights 38, Trinity 37 Lutheran West 58, Buckeye 24 Westlake 46, Olmsted Falls 39 Richmond Heights 52, Lutheran East 24 Mentor 39, Niles McKinley 25 Women's basketball West 83, Notre Dame 63 Ski conditions OHIO BRANDYWINE-28-58 in. base, 2 new, very good, open 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
9 slopes available, double triple, quad, T-bar and beginners areas open ALPINE areas open, all lifts operating, 20-40 base, very good, open 3 to 11 p.m. BOSTON areas open, all lifts operating; 20-38 base, good to very good, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. CLEAR FORK--all areas open, all lifts as needed, 24-60 base, 8 in. new man-made snow, good to very good, open 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. SNOW TRAILS--oIl slopes open. triple chair, rope tow operating, double choir at 5 p.m., pony lift as needed, 25-50 base, ver very good, open 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. COLORADO ASPEN MOUNTAIN-22 base, fair, hardpacked BUTTERMILK-13 base, fair to poor SNOWMASS-16 base, good to fair BRECKENRIDGE-29 base, fair to good COPPER-32 base, good CRESTED BUTTE-17 base, poor to fair KEYSTONE-29 base, good 10 very good LOVELAND-46 base, good to excellent A STEAMBOAT--temporarily TELLURIDE--temporarily closed VAIL-29 base, good UTAH ALTA-29 base, fair to good, good packed PARK powder CITY-11-25 base, fair to SNOWBIRD-29 base, fair to good WESTERN NEW YORK BRISTOL-1 in.
new snow, packed powder, good -excellent KISSING BRIDGE-2 new, excellent SWAIN-good PEEK'N PEAK-1 new, excellent co*ckAIGNE -excellent HOLIDAY VALLEY -excellent, 4 lifts operating WING HOLLOW-1 new, CANADA MARMOT BASIN, Bonff, Alberta-32 base, good LAKE LOUISE, Banff, Alberta -33 base, 5 new, good to excellent BLUE MOUNTAIN, wood, Ontario-52 base, 1 new. good HIDDEN VALLEY, base, good CAMP FORTUNE, Outaouais. Que. -16-33 base, very good BROMONT, Eastern Townships, base, excellent base, excellent OWL'S HEAD, E. Que.
GRAY ROCKS, St. Jovite, Que. base, excellent MONT ST. ANNE, base, very good Pro tennis WCT, Toronto Jimmy Connors beat Onny Parun, 6-1, 6-3. Ross.
Case beat Cliff Drysdale, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6. Tony Roche beat John Alexander, 3-6, 7-6, 6-4. Tom Okker beat. Harold Solomon, 6-2, 0-6, 6-4. Eddie Dibbs def.
Ken Rosewall, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. Virginia Slims, Los Angeles Chris Evert beat Julie Anthony. 6-2, 6-3. Dianne Fromholtz beat Yvonne Vermaak, 7-5, 6-4. Grand Prix.
San Jose Roscoe Tanner beat Jim ney 7-5, 4-6, 6-4. Phil Dent beat Geoff Masters, 7- 5, 4-6, 6-3. Steve Docherty beat Tom Gorman. 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. 6-4, Ocean Billy 6-2.
Martin City, Md. beat Ross International Norberg, Guillermo Vilas beat Alex Metreveli, 7-6, 6-3. Ilie Nastase beat John McEnroa, 7-5, 6-4. Vitas Gerulaites beat Charles Pasarell, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. Ray Moore beat Patrice Dominguez, 3-6, 6-3.
7-6. Bertelli's hook to body wins 35 Ge 47: 4. a 24, 6: By Dan Coughlin Mike Phillips, a stocky heavyweight from Lake County, shouldn't feel discouraged. It took 15 years of professional boxing experience to knock him out in the Golden Gloves tournament at Navy Park Gym Thursday night. The left hook to the body that dropped Phillips was delivered, however, by poised 17-year-old Bob Bertelli, a 6-5, 215-pound senior at Maple Heights High School: Although Bertelli has been boxing only since last September, he has been training the last month with veteran heavyweights Harold Carter and Ron Stander, who total 15 years pro ring experience.
F. NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Co 030 Central Division Pet. GB Woshington 32 22 .593 Houston 31 23 .574 acleveland 29 25 .537 3 San Antonio 30 26 .536 3 New Orleans 24 31 .436 Atlanto 22 35 .386 Atlontic Division Philadelphia 34 20 .630 Boston 28 28 .500 N. Y. Knicks 25 29 .463 9 Buffolo 20 35 .364 3 N.
Y. Nets 17 38 .309 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 35 19 .648 Detroit 33 24 .579 Kansas Cily 29 29 .500 8 Indiono. 26 30 .464 10 Chicago 24 33 .421 Milwaukee 19 42 .311 1912 Pacific Division Los Angeles 35 19 .648 35 23 .603 Golden State 31 25 .554 Seattle 29 28 .509 712 Phoenix 25 29 .463 10 Thursday's Games Buffolo 112, Cleveland 103 Boston 126, Kansas City 125, OT Houston 113, San Antonio 99 Milwaukee 99, Golden State 97 Friday's Games Seattle at New York Nets Phoenix at Philadelphia Portland at Chicago Washington at Detroit New York Knicks at Milwaukee Golden Stote at Indiana Atlanta at Los Angeles Wednesday's Games New York Knicks 123, Chicago 103 Philadelphia 117, Buffalo 113 Washington 111, Boston 92 Detroit 125, Portland 118 Indiana 111, Phoenix 93 Houston 124, Seattle 95 Denver 116, New York Nets 102 Celtics 126, Kings 125 CELTICS (126) Sounders 3 1-2 7, Rowe 4 7-8 15, Cowens White 4 3-3 11, Havlichek 2-2 22, Wicks 6 4-10 16, Kuperski 4 1-2 9, Boswell 1 0-0 2, Stacom 3 5-6 11, Wilson 0 0-0 0, Ard 0 00 0. Totals 49 28-38 126. KINGS (125) Washington 4 4-8 12, Wedman 9 4-4 22.
Lacey 3 0-0 6, Boone 9 8-9 26, Taylor 11 4-4 :26, Robinzine 2 3-57, Eakins 0 4-64, McCarter 3 0-0 6, Johnson 6 0-0 12, Hansen 2-2 4, Totals 48 29-38 125. Celtics. 35 25 27 27 12-126 Kings 40 29 29 36 11-125 Fouled out- -Eakins. Total -Celtics 25, Kings 31. Technicals--Kings Coach Johnson.
5,478. Bucks 99, Warriors 97 GOLDEN STATE (97) Dovis 2 0-0 4, Wilkes 7 5-5 19, Roy 32-28, Smith 12 4-8 28, Williams 6 3-5 15, Parish 10. 02, Dickey 1 0-0 2, Dudley 2 2-2 6, Parker Johnson 1 0-0 2. Totals 40 17-23 97. MILWAUKEE (99) 8 2-2 18, Meyers 63-4 15, Nater 60-0 12, Buckner 3 1-2 7, Winters 10 4.
4 24, Walton 0 2-2 2, Restani 0 0-0 0, Bridgeman 7 2316, Garrett 0-00, Carter 2 1-15. Totals 42 "Golden Stale 22 21 32 33-97 Milwaukee 28 18 29 24-99 Fouled out- -None. Total fouls -Golden State 13, Milwaukee 22. Rockets 113, Spurs 99 HOUSTON (113) Malone 8 6-8 22, Tomianovich 12 0-0 24, Kunnert 5 0-0 10, Newlin 6 2-2 14, Murphy 4 3-3 11, Lucas 4 2-2 10, Jones 8 0-0 16, White 7 002, Johnson 2 0-1 4. Totals 50 13-16 113.
SAN ANTONIO (99) Kenon 5 3-3 13, Olberding 6 3-5 15, Pauliz 900 18, Gale 5 0-0 10, Gervin 9 2-2 20, Silas 2 0-04, Dompier 1 2-2 4, Bristow 4 1-2 9, trick 3 00 6. Totals 44 31-14 99. Houston a 29 24 25 35-113 San Antenio. 24 26 24 25-99 Fouled out-None. Total fouls--Houston 19, San Antonio 12.
Technical-Poultz. A- College cage scores MIDWEST Carson-Newman 97, King Coll 68 Dakota 5t 71, S. Dakota-Sprgild 63 Illinois 73, Indiana 69 Michigan 91, Iowa 80 he Minnesota 99, Michigan St 77 Minot St 85, Valley City St 73 3 Dakota Science 61, Mayville St 55 Northern, S.D. 76, SD Tech 65 Purdue 90, Ohio St 61 SW Missouri 77, Evangel 70 Wichita St 91, Bradley 88 EAST Bloomfield Col 99, Nyack Cal 80 Catholic 81, Mt. St.
Mary's 77 Central Conn 72, Bryant 68 Curry 87, Gordon 76 Glassboro St 80, Ramapo 71 Hartford 77, Assumption 68 Hobart 90, Roberts Wesleyan 75 John Carroll 77, Allegheny 73 Kings, N.Y, 87, Philo Bible 50 King's Point 71, Stevens 67 Lofoyette 79, Fordham 65 Long Island 89, CCNY 87 Maine-PG 87, Thomas 69 New York Tech 88, Brooklyn 59 "Notre Dome 80, Manhattan 76 Pratt 66, John Jay 62 St. Francis, N. Y. 72, St Michael's, 59 St. Peter's 99, Monmouth St 98, OT St.
Thomas Aquinos, 104, Concordio, 54 Scranton 79, Susquehanna 62 Shepherd Col 80, Dominican, N.Y., 49 Syracuse 70, Rhode Island 47 SOUTH Albany St, Ga. 102, Morris Brown 96 Birm-Southern 92, Univ of the South 59 Citadel 78. Baptist 74 Clork 74, Tuskegee Inst 71 Erskine 68, Charleston Col 57 Gordner Webb 100, Belmont Abbey 76 Lincoln Mem 98, Knoxville Col 85 Lynchburg 40, E. Mennonite 38 Mors Hill 68, UNCOAsheville 67 McNeese St 77 Lomar 64 Milligan 129, Tusculum 94 Millsaps 71, Le Tourneau 70 Mississippi Col 62, Belhoven 61, OT NW Louisiana 80, So Mississippi 78 Montevallo 71, Stillman 51. Newberry 113, SCOSpartanburg 61 NW Louisiana 80, Mississippi 78 Paine Col 88, Allen 84 Radford 113, Longwood 65 Randolph-Macon99, Hampden-Sydney74 St.
Augustine 97, Livingstone 74 sr 1 St. Mary's, Md. 93, Geo. Mason 85 Tenn West 73, Tenn Temple 66 -Thiel 61, Bethany, W.Va. 58.
OT Towson St 86, Salisbury 68 Va. Commonwealth 97, Robert Morris 70 Vir 147, Bowle St 71 W. Va. Wesl 112, Davis Elkins 75 Wheeling 90, West Liberty 77 SOUTHWEST Howard Tayne 69, Texas St 67 John Brown 103, Mid-Americo Noz 81 Louision Tech 81, Arkansas St 72 Midwestern 81, McMurry 73 IN Texas St 110, Carolina 80 Okla. Phillips 75, Okla.
USAO 66 St. Mary's, Tex. 59, Texas Luth 47 Som Houston St 84, Stephen F. Austin 81 SW 99, Texas- Arlington 87 Tense All 55, SW Texas St 46 Tens 79, Rice 61 Tense Southern 86, Austin Col 70 St 76, Tulsa 73, OT FAR WEST Arizona 64, Brigham Young 62 Arizona St 77, Utah 72 F. College basketball JOHN CARROLL 74, ALLEGHENY 73 JOHN CARROLL (74) Dudley 7-7-21; Ken Rehmer, 6-4- 76; Andy Krakowiak, 5-7-17; Skerl, 3-1-7; Saul Cyvas, 3-1-7: Jeff Wallis, 1-4-6.
Totals 25 (54)-24 (30) -74. ALLEGHENY (73) Bill Toon, 4-0-8; Marty Orzechowski, 13- 0-25; Ralph Hopkins, 6-1-13; Eric Lindberg, 4-2-10; Jim Wheeler, 4-0- Prank Barba, 2-0-4; Craig Jones, 702; Tim Feeney. 1-02. Totals 35 NHL standings WALES CONFERENCE Pts GF GA Adams Division Buffolo 34 17 6 74 210 157 Boston 34 19 6 74 226 189 Toronto 28 23 8. 64 223 196 Cleveland 18 30 9 45 169 203 Norris Division Montreal 42 7 10 94 285 138 Pittsburgh 25 23 60 182 184 Los Angeles 20 26 11 51 183 183 Washington 16 32 12 44 161 237 Detroit 15 34 8 38 146 210 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division Philadelphia 35 11 12 82 238 158 N.
Y. Islanders 34 16 8 76 198 143 Atlanto 24 22 11 59 187 186 N. Y. Rangers 21 25 13 55 207 214 Smythe Division St. Louis 25 27 6 56 176 200 Chicago 21 29 10 52 184 208 Colorado 18 31 9 45 176 213 Minnesota 13 30 15 41 172 234 Vancouver 16 37 6 38 160 230 Thursday's Gomes Philadelphia 7, New York Rangers 1 Toronto 2, Detroit 2, tie Washington 4, Minnesota 4, tie Atlanto at Los Angeles Tonight Colorado at Cleveland Wednesdoy's Games Buffalo 3, Chicago 0 Toronto 5, Clevelond 3 Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 4, tie Boston 7, Vancouver 3 WHA standing Eastern Division Pts GF GA Quebec 34 21 1 69 246 204 Indianapolis 25 26 6 58 196 215 Cincinnati 28 26 2 58 254 208 New England 23 32 52 200 239 Birmingham 22 35 45 199 217 x-Minnesoto 19 18 5 43 136 129 Western Division Houston 32.
17 6 70 208 160 San Diego 33 23 2 68 200 193 Winnipeg 31 22 2 64 257 201 Edmonton 23 32 2 48 159 212 Calgary 21 29 47 173 191 Phoenix 22 33 2 46 197 262 x-franchise disbanded Thursday's Games New England 4, Phoenix 2 Winnipeg 4, Indianapolis 2 Tonight Birmingham at New England Quebec at Minnesota San Diego of Houston Cincinnati at Calgary Winnipeg at Edmonton Wednesday's Games Birmingham 7, Phoenix 2 Cincinnati 7, Calgary 3 Quebec 4, San Diego 2 Flyers 7, Rangers 1 New York 100-1 MacLeish 34 (Kelly, Dupont), 18:17. 4, Philadelphia, Bridgman 15 (Kindrachuk, Bladon), 19:30. Penalties- Esposito, NY, Hill, Phi, Clarke, Phi, Stemkowski, NY, Bladon, Phi, 15:41. Second Period-5, Philadelphia, Kindrachuk 10 (Kelly, Dupont), 2:33. 6, Philodelphia, MacLeish 35 (Lonsberry) 5:36.
7, Philadelphio, Dailey 8 (unassisted), 8:03. Penalties-Hill, Phi, major, NY, 12:14. Fortiu, NY, mojor, Farrish, Third Period-8, Philadelphia, Soieski 74 (MacLeish, Bladon), 9:31. Penalties- Vadnois, NY, major, Kindrachuk, Phi, Philadelphia 3 3 1-7 First Period-1, Philadelphia, Leach 24 (Clarke, Bladon), 4:09.2, New York, Vadnais 8 (Hodge, Esposito), 10:13. 3, Philadelphia, major, Greschner, NY, Barber, Phi, 12:43.
Shots on goal--New York 9-7-9-25, Philadelphia 11-19-14-44. Goalies--New York, Soetoert, Davidson, Philadelphia, Parent, Inness. Wings 2, Leafs 2 Toronto 200-2 Detroit 000-2 First Period-1, Toronto, Weir 9 (D. Williams, Boutettel, 19:09. 2, Toronto, Weir 70 (Neely), 19:23.
Penalties-Harper, Det, Polonich, Det, Sitter, Tor, Extall, Det, 10:41. Second Period -Penalties Tor, Alexander, Tor, A Ashby, Tor, Nahrgang, Det, 17:57. Third Period-3, Detroit, Cameron 2 (Hextall) 10:16. 4, Detroit Lochead 14, (F. Williams) 15:07.
Penalties-Walker, Tor, major and game misconduct, Polonich, Det, Hextall, Def, major and misconduct, Garland, Tor, major and misconduct, Salming, Tor misconduct 15:07. Shots on -Toronto 13-3-8-24. Detroit 8-8-10-26. Goalies-Toronto, Thomas. Detroit, Rutherford.
Capitals 4, North Stars 4 Washington 211-4 Minnesota 121-4 First Period-1, Minnesota, Hicke 19 (Young, Talafous), 3:05. 2, Washington, Lalonde 10 (Collins, Lynch), 8:28. 3, Washington, Monahan 19 (Charron), 18:18. Penalties -Smith, Was, Nantais, Min, Labre, Was, 18:37. Second Period-4, Minnesota, Younghons 7 (Sharpley), 1:50.
5, Washington, Collins 4 (Patrick, Lane), 9:24. 6, Minnesota, Sharpley 20 (Younghans, Nantois), 17:14. Penalties-Bailey, Was, Engele, Min, 19:04. Third Period-7, Minnesota, Eriksson 20 (Young, Talafous), 3:38. 8, Washington, Lalonde 11 (Lane, Collins), 15:15.
PenaltiesLabre, Was, Sharpley, Min, mojor, Nantais, Min, major, Lane, Was, major, Riley, Was, O'Brien, Min, misconduct, Lone, Was, misconduct, 15:15. Shots on goal -Washington 16-10-14-40. Minnesota 7-11-10-28. Goalies-Washington, Wolfe. Minnesota, LoPsesti.
Transitions BASEBALL BALTIMORE ed outfielder Pat Kelly to two-year contract. SAN DIEGO -re-acquired catcher Dave Roberts from Toronto Blue Jays for pitcher Jerry Johnson. traded utility infielder Sandy AloNEW YORK YANKEESmar to Texas Rangers for minor league infielders Brian Doyle and Greg Pryor, assigned to Syracuse of International League. ATLANTA BRAVES--signed relief pitcher Wayne Granger as free agent. MONTREAL EXPOS -signed infielder Rodney Scott.
MILWAUKEE BREWERSreleased second baseman Gary Sutherland. PRO FOOTBALL ATLANTA FALCONS- -named Doug Shivley, former New Orleans assistant coach, as linebackers' coach. DENVER BRONCOS-named Babe Porilli as quarterback coach. COLLEGE FOOTBALL CALIFORNIA (PA.) STATEnamed Hal Hunter head coach. UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI -nared David Wells as receiver coach.
PRO SOCCER NEW JERSEY AMERICANS (ASL) -named as head coach. TENNIS U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATIONnamed W.E. (Slew) Hester president succeeding Stan Malless. Stander, in fact, fought Joe Frazier for the world heavyweight championship five years ago.
"I took one look at that other guy and told Bob to go for the body," said Stander, who should know about body shots. He absorbed about 100 of them in less than five rounds from Frazier, not to mention a few dozen belts to the head, as well. "He did everything I told him. A lot of amateur kids don't train their bodies like they should," continued Stander. "To tell you the truth, I was skeptical.
I couldn't tell how much he was improving in the gym. The work showed tonight." Bertelli's work was accomplished in 53 seconds of the first round, the second-fastest knockout of the night. The only thing faster was novice middleweight James Mackin's 51- second knockout of William Rich. Once again, it was a body shot that felled Rich. "Kill the body and the head will die," remarked veteran trainer Chuck Watkins.
Only four of 16 bouts went the distance, including the fight of the night between novice middleweights Rich Houdek and Richard Conway. Conway, who covered himself with glory despite losing a unanimous verdict, caught a left hook to the chops every time he took a forward step, and he must have walked a mile straight ahead. To the winners go the spoils; however. Bertelli departed Navy Park Gym in the back seat of a long, gray Lincoln Continental owned by his benefactor, Carl Lombardo. The chauffeur was Stander.
Lombardo, who made a million in construction and in his ownership of stock car racetracks, became involved in boxing when he lost threequarters of a million dollars bankrolling the Muhammad Ali-Chuck Wepner fight. He hopes to get even via Bertelli. GOLDEN GLOVES RESULTS OPEN DIVISION 147 Vozar, Estabrook def. Butch Terry, Carter- Watkins, TK0 2. 156 Earl Phelps, PAL 7, def.
Ken Arensberg, Black's Health Club, TK0 1. NOVICE DIVISION 126 Michael Harris, JFK def. Kenneth Adams, Sweeny-Giachetti, unanimous decision. 135 Scott Knepper, unattached, def. Phillip Batie, Davis School of Self-Defense, unan.
dec. 135 Charles Jackson, PAL 7, def. Edwin Soto, Sweeny-Giochetti, unan. dec. 135 Ted Hirth, Sweeny-Giachetti, def.
Glenn McGhee, Portland-Outhwaite, TKO 3. Kelley, 135 Steven Johnson, Bell Center, def. Pot Bernard- Yates, TK0 2. 147 Walter Simpson, PAL 7, def. Tyrone Wilson, JFK, KO 2.
147 Derek Hyps, Estabrook, def. Melvin Wallace, JFK, TKO 2. 147 William Darby, JFK, def. Michael Chasnes, Smylie AC, TKO 2. 147 Steve Harris, JFK, def.
Perry Stringer, Cudell, default. 160 Anthony Jones, Cooley Farms, def. Charles Wilson, JFK, TKO 3. 160. Rich Houdek, def.
Richard Conway, unan. dec. 160 James Mackin, Bernard- Yates, def. Witliam Rich, Estabrook, KO 1. 160 David Roskopf, Estabrook, def.
Bobby Woodruff, Avon-Ruggiero, TK0 2. Hvy. Bob Bertelli, Lombardo AC, def. Mike Phillips, Lake County AC, KO 1. Hvy.
Cleveland Tolliver, Bell Center, def. Bob Lehmann, Estabrook, KO 1. Spartan cagers stun Beachwood Associated Press Ernie DiGregorio (15) scores for Buffalo as Cavalier Jim Chones tries to foil the attempt. No. 44 of the Braves is Adrian Dantley.
Buffalo defeats 24 Cavs, 112-103 From First Sports Page and Chones 14. Chones also grabbed 14 rebounds, all in the second half. The defeat caused the Cavaliers' record to dip to 29-25 and they are three games in arrears of Central Division-leading Washington. The dream of a second straight Barry out, Bucks win MILWAUKEE (AP) Swen Nater hit a 12-foot baseline jump shot at the buzzer Thursday night to give the Milwaukee Bucks a 99-97 National Basketball Association victory over the Golden State Warriors. The Bucks were led by Brian Winters' 22 points and Bob Dandridge's 18.
Phil Smith had 28 points for the Warriors, playing without Rick Barry who was injured in Sunday's All- Star Game. Rookie has hex on Cavs By Bill Nichols division title little more The Cavaliers upside Saturday when the lone visit of CAVALIERS (29-25) Campy Russell Bobby Smith Elmore Austin Jim Cleamons Jim Dick Foots Walker John Lambert Gary Brokaw Jim Brewer BRAVES (20-35) John Adrian Dantley George Randy Ernie John Gianelli Bird Averitt Don Gus Chuck Williams SCORE BY PERIODS CLEVEL AND Staff Writer BUFFALO' The folks with the Buffalo Braves have finally realized what a lot of people knew a long time ago Adrian Dentley should be the National Basketball Association's Rookie of the Year. In three games the former Notre Dame great has played against the Cavaliers he should be allpro. He has averaged 25 points and 10 rebounds against Cleveland. And Thursday night he hit for 28 points and grabbed 11 boards to lead the Braves to a 112-103 victory over the Cavaliers.
"I try not to think about rookie of the year," he said after the game. "I just go out and play hard every night. I make mistakes, but I'm learning more all the time." Dentley had one coach at Notre Dame, Digger Phelps, and enjoyed the stable life, but with Buffalo he already has played under Tates Locke, Bob MacKinnon and now Joe Mullaney. "I'm a strong person," he said, "and going through everything this season is making me a better player. I've been through more things than they (other rookies) Mike Shaw of the Braves staff calls Dantley one of the more disciplined people he has ever known.
"Maybe someone who was less disciplined would have had trouble," said Shaw. Dantley doesn't just do his thing against: Cleveland, either. He is averaging 18.4 ppg this season and is hauling down eight rebounds per. game. He is a proud man.
He wants to be rookie of the year, but he isn't going to let it occupy his mind. Dantley admittingly was miffed that he was drafted sixth last spring. Richmond Heights surprised visiting Beachwood, 58-55, Thursday night, leaving the Bisons in a position of possibly sharing the East Suburban League basketball crown with Lutheran East. Two Lutheran East victories could bring a co-championship after Beachwood watched its title clincher slip away, mostly at the hands of Richmond's senior center Paul Roba, who scored 30 points, grabbed 18 rebounds and blocked eight shots. Roba hit 14 of 16 field goal attempts boost the winners to 55 per cent accuracy from the floor.
With 2:14 left and the score tied, 50-50, Roba dunked the go-ahead bucket, Eight frosh quintets in Lakewood tourney Eight Freshman basketball teams will square off in the second annual Lakewood Roundball Classic at Lakewood High School main gym beginning at noon Saturday. The first game pits Crown Conference champ Padua against Fairview, followed by Rocky River vs. Lorain Catholic at 1:30, defending champ Lakewood vs. St. Ignatius at 3 and Brecksville vs.
St. Edward at 4:30. Semifinals are Monday and finals Tuesday, 4:15 p.m. both days. Bright Stars home The Cleveland Stars of the Midwest American Hockey League play their final two games before playoffs when they meet the Columbus Ice Hawks Saturday and Sunday at 4:30 p.m.
at Parma Heights Arena. The Stars hold a 12-4-4 record and lead in their division. School cage Richmond-Beachwood Richmond Hts. 14 26 42 58 Beachwood 13 24 39 55 Richmond Heights (58) Paul Roba, 14-2-30; Tom Wochele, 2-0-4; Bob Robinson, 1-0-2; Scott Karn, 1- 4-6; Ron Branisel, 7-2-16. Beachwood (55) Greg Childress, 7-3-17; Spencer Pisczak, 5-2- 12; Mitch Stafman, 5-2-12; Jeff Stockfish; 4-0-8; Mike Cohen, 2-2-6.
Hawken-Berkshire Hawken 37 57 83 Berkshire 21 37 58 74 HAWKEN Jack Hecker, 2-0- Mike Silver, 1-2-4; Don Pierson, 8-3-19; Andy Clyde, 9-6-24; Bob Glazer, 0-2-2; Jeff Smith, 8-8-24: Brian Berg, 3-0-6. BERKSHIRE Gregg Thomas, 10-2-22; Mike Stone, 4-3-11; Brian Hess, 8-0-16; Rick Burzanko, 4-2-10; Scott Hamilton, 4-1-9; Jim DeLong, 1-0-2; Jim Rose, 2-0-4. JV: Berkshire 61, Hawken 43 Hayes-LW Max Hayes 61 72 Lincoln-West 20 34 46 58 MAX HAYES (72) Kevin Terry, 5-1-11; Dennis Jones, 6-1-13; Gary Brownlee, 8-1-17; Ed Hampton, 4-1-9; Antonio Howard, 1-2-4: Kirk Kirkwood, 1-2-4; Mark Deadwyler, 2-6-10; Cliff Fleetwood, 0-2- Derek Pace, 1-0-2. LINCOLN-WEST (58) Marvin Stover, 3-1-7; Rick Bargas, 5-0-10; John Fore, 3-3-9; Orlando Pace, 9. 3-21; Erich Hooper, 1-0-2; Tony Vrona, 1-0-2; Todd Webb, 1-0-2; Dewey Roach, 1-0-2; Alan Vrona, 1- 1-3.
JV: Lincoln-West 49, May Haves 30 Chagrin Falls -Chardon Chagrin Falls 15 33 48 62 Chardon 12 20 27 47 CHAGRIN FALLS (62) Rich Bistritz, 7-1-15; Bob Bistritz, 4-1-9; Rob Pearce, 3-0-6; Jim Clegg, 7-2- 16; Bill Miralia, 6-0-12; Chip Barber, 0-2-2; Kurt Smidansky, 1-0-2. CHARDON (47) Dave King, 6-6- 18; Lorry Hill, 5-1-11; Gene Chapman, 4-2-10; Scott Carver, 2-0-4; Dave Kirby, 1-2-4; Dan Chapman, 0-0-0. Joseph Cath. Latin 16 32 53 77 St. Joseph 11 31 43 68 Cathedral Latin (77) Bob Lowrie 9-1-19; Stan White 2-2-6; Mike Harris 5-2-12; Karl Morris 4- 0-8; Colin Irish 7-2-16; Tony Strickland 6-0-12; Frank Tyes 2-0- 4: St.
Joseph High (68) Mike Radigan 5-9--19; Clork Kellogg 10-1 --21; Dan Hoegler 2-0-4; Bob Zahorsky 1-0-2; Vitas Patarunas 1-0 -2; Mark Petric 7-0-14; Andy Cannavino 3-0--6. JV: St. Joseph 71, Cathedral Latin 64. and added two free throws shortly after. Beachwood, 11-3 in the league and 13-5 overall, made a valiant lastminute effort, scoring five points in 48 seconds, but Richmond had pulled out of reach.
Hawken School pulled away in the last two minutes to defeat visiting Berkshire, 83-74. 4 Pappas grabs lead in bowling tourney for the Cavs fades just a with each defeat. will try to go on the night at the Coliseum Phoenix Suns make their the season. FG FGAFTM FTA A PF 391 17 2 2 7 5 6 24 6 13 2 3 2 2 4 14 29 4 11 1 1 5 0 3 9 23 6 13 5 5 1 4 5 17 31 2 7 0 2 6 0 4 28 7 11 0 014 1 3 14 23 2 8 2 2 2 2 6. 11 3 5 1 2 2 7 6 1 3 0 0 4 2 2 1 4 1 2 0 0 2 0 2 2 240 44 94 15 16 38 23 26 103 28 41 26 42 21 22 22 22 5 11 240 FG FGAFTM 5 8 8 16 4 6 9 15 3 10 4 7 17 2 1 1 0 2 43 89 FTA A PF 2 5 3 2 1 12 12 1411 2 2 28 1 111 5 3 9 6 7 4 4 21 03.00 4 0 5 1 9 0 0 1 0 8 2 3 2 1 1 16 1 2 7 2 2 5 2 2 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 26 37 47 23 15 112 1 2 3 4 OT OT OF TOTAL 30 24 27 22 -103 28 30 34 20 112 L.A.
Open golf scores Thursday in the $200,000 LOS ANGELES (AP) First round Campbell-Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament on the par 35-36-71 iero Country Club course (a-denotes teur): Rik Massengale 31-34-65 Lanny Wadkins 32-34-66 Bob Gilder 33-34-67 Roger Maltbie 34-34-68 Greg Powers 33-35-68 Don January 32-36-68 Grier Jones 34-34-68 Tom Purtzer 32-36-68 a-Brion Goddy 36-32-68 Barry Jaeckel 34-35-69 Lon Hinkle 35-34-69 Artie McNickle 34-35-69 Bob Dickson 32-37-69 Craig Stadler 34-35-69 John Schlee 34-36-70 Bobby Walzel 35-35-70 Jerry McGee 35-35-70 George Cadle 36-34-70 Bob Wynn 35-35-70 Kermit Zorley 35-35-70 Howard Twitty 36-34-70 Jim Masserio 33-37-70 Ed Sabo 33-37-70 Joe Inman 34-37-71 Tom Weiskopf 36-35-71 Jeff Mitchell 35-36-71 Dwight Nevil 36-35-71 Dale Hayes 34-35--71 George Archer 33-38-71 Bill Mallon 36-35-71 Monty Koser 34-37-71 Doug Tewell 38-33-71 Steve Melnyk 35-36-73 Jerry Pate 33-38-71 Tom Kite 34-37-71 Cesar Sanudo 34-37-71 Cypress golf $25,000 American Airlines open Steve Eichstaedt 76-66-142 Barney Thompson 70-74-144 Don Gordon Jones 75-70-145 School hockey EAST Pts. GF GA Cleve. Hts. 14 28 165 19 Shaker 1, 22 113 17 Euclid 6 0 14 73 Kent 12 50 95 St. Joseph 11 38 96 South 13 0 20 205 CENTRAL Normandy 13 1 0 26 128 Garfield Hts.
9 18 103 Padua 8 7 16 108 64 Parma 7 2 10 49 61 Valley Forge 4 8 9 46 69 Ignatius 13 0 2.24 156 WEST St. Eds. 4 2 10 N. R. Boy Elyria Lakewood River Olmsted 12 10 5 00 0 24 12 18 888548 24 45 Olm.
Falls 1 13 35 98 KANSAS CITY (P) Defending champion George Pappas won seven of eight match play games Thursday night to jump from sixth to first in the $75,000 professional bowling tournament here. Pappas, of Charlotte, N.C. had: a 26-game total at 5944, which includes 210 bonus pins. Gary Mage of Seattle, 19th when match play began, was second with a 57931 total. He won six match play games.
Johnny Petraglia of Staten Island, N.Y., advanced from 23rd in the 24- man field and was third with 5779, followed by veteran Dick Weber of St. Louis with 5764 and local favorite Jim Hills of Blue Springs, with 5748. Petraglia won seven match play games and Weber and Hills six each. School standings CROWN Team All x-Cathedral Latin 5 3 1 15-2 Padua. 2 12-4 St.
3 9-7 0 5 7-9 FINAL WEST SENATE Team. All Ignatius. 12 0 17-1 John Marshall 9 3 11-6 West 7 5 8-8 South. 6 6 8-8 Mox Hayes 4 8 4-9 Lincoln 4 8 1-17 Rhodes 0 12 1-17 x-Champion. EAST SUBURBAN All x-Beachwood.
11 3 13-5 Lutheran East 9 3 11-4 Newbury 9 4 11-5 Richmond 6 10-7 Howken 7 8-10 57 5-10 Kirtland 4 9 4-12 0 13 1-16 x-clinched title tie. Amateur basketball Women's Cudell 36, Joyce's Tavern 31 Women's Clev. Clinic 13, Colonial Boys 9 Class A Cavellettes 44, RWB 26 New York. Life 40, Hillcrest Tov. 37 The Basketball Team 49, Harvest Publishing 30 CYO St.
Christian 35, St. Francis 34 St. Ann 42, St. Gregory 32 St. Margaret Mary 46, Falcons St.
Dominic 45, Gesu 43 St. Theresa 41, St. Hyacinth 40 St. John 45, Christ The King 41 WARRENSVILLE MEN'S Windjammers 52, Southeast J.C. 32 Over the Hill 54, Master Pizza 52 Netters 53, Kings CEI Plant Sub 29, Brooklyn 27 Zips 53, Civil Mechanics 25 GREATER CLEVELAND Covington Optical 78, Pulley Bros.
77 6 FOOT AND UNDER Andrea's Shell 62, Azteca Club 32 SENIOR Cleveland Maintenance 60, CAIC 41 CYO OLA 45, St. John Bosco 43 St. Mel 51, St. C. and Methodist 32.
Patrick WP 48, St. Clement 46. St. Christopher 36, St. Luke 34 EUCLID Telich 70, Comets 39 DeeChi Pizza 48, Sandmen 46.
Olympic Sports 46, So. Euclid Sunoco 35 Belanich Tavern 53, Green Side 39 Lithuanian Club 52. Heinens 45 JCC Sheraton Inn 46, Guggenheim Realty 45 Seaman Cleaners 68, Pinnix Ins. 55 Medusa Corp. 52, Michael's Furn.
48 Marino's 78, Aluminum Siding Corp. 50 Burger King 69, Pete-Marwich5 Mitchell 40 Volleyball results BROOKPARK Hollywood Cleaners 0 3, Spikers 0 Colonnas 3, Nets Auto- Repair 2, Brentwood 1 Tedescos 3, Hillside Bobers 3, Full Shots 0 Pro tennis WOMEN (at Los Angeles) Martina Navratilova def. Pom Teeguarden 6-4, 6-1 Hayes whips Lincoln- West Max Hayes High took charge in the second quarter and downed host: Lincoln-West, 72-58, in the final game of the West Senate basketball season Thursday night. Each team finishes with a 4-8 league record. Hayes is 4-9 overall and the Wolverines 4-13.
he si 2 1 3 School cage card LAKE ERIE Bereo at Lakewood, 6:45 Garfield Hts. at Midpark, 6:45 Cleveland Hts. at Normandy, 6:45 Valley Forge at Parma 6:45 Show at Shaker 6:45 GREATER CLEVELAND Bedford at Mentor, 6:45 Willoughby South at Brush, 6:45 Maple Hits. at Eastlake North, 6:45 Euclid at Mayfield, 6:45 SOUTHWESTERN Avon Lake at Fairview, 7 Medina at Bay Village, 7 North Olmsted at Westlake, 7 Rocky River at Olmsted Falls, 7 CUYAHOGA Brecksville of Strongsville North Royalton at Cuyahoga HIS. Warrensville at Independence CHAGRIN VALLEY CVC games preceded by Freshman at then Varsity.
Aurora at Orange, 5 Chagrin Falls at Kenston, 5 Chardon at Twinsburg, West Geauga at Solon, 5 EAST SUBURBAN Lutheran East at Berkshire Cardinal at Richmond Hts. NORTH CENTRAL Cleveland Central Cath. at Chanel, 6:45 Lake Catholic at Holy Name, 6:45 INDEPENDENT Martin Luther King at John Hoy John F. Kennedy at St. Joseph, 6:45 Max Hayes at St.
Edward, 6:45 Cathedral Latin at Erie, Pa. McDowell AShtabula St. John at Kirtiand Bristol at Newbury Junior Barons play Sunday 'The Junior Barons hockey team plays its first home game in three weeks Sunday, against the Detroit Junior Red Wings at Parma's Forestwood rink at 3:30 p.m. On Thursday, the team plays an all-star team from the Cleveland Suburban Hockey League Midget Division at North Olmsted Recreation Center beginning at 6 p.m. 1 4 -1..
