6 Monday, April 3, 1972 University Daily Kansan KU Wins Series From Big Eight Favorite Cyclones BY DAN GEORGE Kansas Sports Writer Hold on to your seats—the Jayhawks are for real. Floyd Temple's University of Kansas baseball team more than proved that Sunday afternoon. Rebounding from Saturday's crushing, 8-4 loss to Iowa State, Temple ended a 10-2 victory. Ames crew two: 20-2 and 11-1. "I'm proud of these kids," said Temple. "After Saturday's game, it would have been easy to rollover and play dead. But I was pleased at the way they came back and took it to them." The continued fine pitching of Steve Corder and Bob Cox played a big part in the Jayhawks' success. His pitching opponent. southpaw Jeff Schneider, surrendered seven hits to the Jayhawks, who had runners on in every inning except on the fifth. KU'S FIRST RUN came in the fourth inning. After Chadd Rehn beat out a hit to deep shortstop, Jerry Evans was safe on a sacrifice bunt attempt when he drove in the go-ahead. With one out and runners on second and third, Corder then added his own cause by squeezing Big 8 Standings Conference All Game Conference All Games | | W L | W L | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Okla St. | 3 0 | 1 0 | | Kansas | 2 1 | 9 2 | | Kansas St. | 2 1 | 8 9 | | Oklahoma | 2 1 | 16 8 | | Colorado | 1 2 | 4 10 | | Iowa State | 1 2 | 1 3 | | Missouri | 1 2 | 8 7 | | Nebraska | 3 0 | 3 8 | In the sixth, Dan Heck lined a single to left field and was sure to win. He went to third when Jerry Evans hit into a fielder's choice. George McCaffrey passed diving Cyclone first baseman Larry McDaniel into right field. Renn home on a bunt. In the second game, Ox took up where Corder left off. The Wichita junior gave five hits to Iowa State, walking one and striking out four. His bid for bison was unqualified when the Cyclones combined error past third baseman John Turner with two singles in the game. With two outs, he was relieved by Bill Stiegemeier, who struck out the last man for the win. Kansan Staff Photo by ED LALL THE JAYHAWKS, who managed only three hits in the contest, used fine baserumping shots and drove five fifters to fifth to get their two runs. George Johnston was safe at first when Barry Jones, the first baseman was pulled off the bag by a third baseman Mike Curran's throw. He ran away safely when Don Powers, and pitcher, fumbled the ball. After Turner, running for Johnston, was forced out at third, Bill Glass was hit by a pitch. Bob Wolf then went to right, scoring Cox and Ohm. It was the third consecutive victory for both Corder and Cox. Jayhawk Bill Glass Applies Tag to Stealing Runne KU stiffed Iowa State to sweep a doubleheader Sunday, 2-0 and 2-1 "I thought our guys did a good job, Timmons said Sunday. "The meet must have been so fun," he said a couple of bad breaks early. "You have to realize that this was the first real outdoor competition our guys had. Bad weather, fifth outdoor meet of the season. Despite the fact that university of Kansas track bachelor's degree in MLB Saturday, KU coach Bob Timmons will be the team's player for six games of his play. "UCLA is the defending NCAA outdoor champion, and they have a very good team again this year." KU's effort produced two varsity records and several individual highs. Bill Hatcher won the pole vault with a 16-9. That broke the old record of 16-8 he shared with Bob Schroeder, 1690, and Jan Johnson, 1687. Loss to UCLA Produces Records by Hatcher, Lutz *SOPHIMORE SPRIINTER* Mark Lutz finished second in the 220-yard dash in 20.7. He broke Benn Olsen in 1998 and 2003 by 80. Ben Olson in 1996. "Hatcher handled himself really well," said Timmons. "He did a heck of a job. We were very pleased with Mark's effort, also. He got off to a slow start, but we turned to finish like a house after." KU jumped to an early lead and held it until the eighth event, in which word record-holder John Kline collapsed 47.2 in the 1940-yard dash. Dana LeDuc and Rudy Gowana, KU's freshman shot in their event. LeDuce's throw of 38-35 was his perfect best. Jon Callen shattered his all-time 'KENT TURNED in a courageous performance. He really struggled, but he wouldn't quit. I tried to pull him off the track, but he didn't. The meet, which was televised in the Los Angeles area, was held on a warm and windy afternoon after a good-sized crowd. ow by winning in 8+ 51.6. Kent McDonald finished third despite and injury and a recent bout with a cold. p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 Simon, p. 42, 109 (Meet record old record 14 by Jon Kesson) and daver. RU, 43, 5 Robinson, RU, 43, 5 440 relay—1. Kansas (Scavuzzo, Williams, Lutz, Edwards) 40.3; 2. UCLA (diflawal- passing out of zone). TRACK RESULTS Kotelnick, UCLA, 9.24 (8). Still, UKU, 24.04 100 dash-1, Edmundson, UCLA, 9.32 (Tet) 100 dash-2, Edmundson, UCLA, 9.36 Reigle Robinson, UCLA, 1797, Romme 1975, UCLA, 1971), Willa; UKU, 9.31, Willa 440 dash-1. Smith, UCLA, 47.2; 2 Gaddits, UCLA, 47.5; 3 Stepp, KU, 48.6. Sput. patl - 1, Lebanon KU - 38/43; 2, Lebanon patl - 1, Lebanon KU - 38/43; 2, Lebanon Sleepaway - 1, Caldus KU - 95/106; record old record II (92) Gallen IWF; 170, UCLA ULA; 20, 720; D'monaldo KU MLA; 120, 720. Pole vault -1. Hatcher, KU, 16-9; 2 Moors, UCLA, 15-6. 880 run-1 - Jacques, JU: 152;1, 152; Illams, UCLA: 152.3; 1, Tschudson, UCLA 152.4; 404 intermediate hurdles -1, Corval, UCLA 31.7 (Meet record: old record by Wayne Collet, UCAI, 1971). 2. Bornkessel, KU 10.2 (W. 1971) 12.4 14.4 190 Disciple-1. Gordon, UCLA. 180-6; 2. Freeburg, UCLA. 177-6; 3. Gother, UCLA. 163-9. Bouf 748-1; Jacques, KC. 1321; 2. W Williams, UCLA, 152.3; 3. Tschudl, UCLA, 154.3 Disease, 149; Louis, UCLA, 130.6 220 dash-1. Edmonson, UCLA. 2.06 (Meet record: old record 20.8 by Wayne Collette 1970). 2. Lutz, KU. 2.07; 3. Gibson, UCLA 19.9 Tom Sevacuzy, Delvin Williams, Tomm Emmett Edwards and Luz clocked a swift 40.3 in the 440. The splits in the mile relay were recorded by kelseykee with Scavuzy. 86.2 R. Jacques and 47.9 by Phil Steph. 1. Bullock U, 9.06.12. Sail 2. Bullock U, 8.04.12. Sail 3. Bullock U, 8.04.12. Sail 4. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 5. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 6. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 7. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 8. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 9. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 10. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 11. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 12. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 13. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 14. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 15. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 16. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 17. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 18. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 19. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 20. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 21. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 22. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 23. McKinley U, 9.06.12. Sail 24. 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Mc Mile relay - 1, UCLA (Gaddis, Sanchez Smith. Browni 3.10 4.2 Kanzes 3.19 4. "The wind was a factor in some events," Timms told "Sam Colson had a tough time throwing a ball." Colson threw his win despite a mediterranean throw. Timmons praised the performances of the 440-yard and mile relay teams. Despite the loss and some disappointing performances, Timmons was optimistic that his team would outdoors it than it was indoor. "It takes a while to adjust from indoors to outdoors." Timmons said, "but once we do we'll be stronger. Outdoors we will be strong in the javelin, triple jump, and gymnastics." Relay, which are not held indoors, "Also, we could score some points in the discus if Guevara and Lebuc come around. They could have both chance to practice so far." K-State Pitcher Bumps Missouri COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP)—Bob Leslie diced two out hits to Missouri and belted a three-run hero to spark Kansas State to a victory over the Tigers in Big Eagle Conference Baseball Sunday. The Wildcats put three runs on the board in the third with Bill Droge and Charlie Clark and a third scored an onsgoring on an egg. WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. (AP)—Gil Hodges, the one-time star of the old Brooklyn Dodgers who managed the Miracle Mets of New York to baseball's world, died on Sunday, 2009, collapsed and died Sunday. Miracle Man Hodges Dies of Heart Attack Hodges had just finished a golf match at the Ramada Inn and was strolling back to his moke for a meal, when he slumped to the ground. Death apparently was caused by heart attack, a hospital spokesman said. HODGES WOULD have been 48 Tuesday, just one day before the scheduled start of the 1972 major league baseball season. He was rushed to the Good Samaritan Hospital, where he was admitted at 5:25 p.m. EST in minutes later, the hospital said. He was playing golf because the Mets' scheduled exhibition game here with the Montreal Expos had been cancelled by the Los Angeles major league baseball players. The strike began Saturday. Bob Scheffing, the Mets' general manager, and William Bartholomy, president of the hospital when Hodges died. Undermanned Soccer Team Falls to MU With substitutions filling six positions on the starting lineup, Missouri team lost to the University of Missouri 5-2 Saturday in game one. The heart attack was the second for the Mets' manager. Hodges was struck with a mild heart seizure Sep. 24, 1988, when team captain Boyke Gafar said some of the starters did not show up for the game so he had to use substitutes. KU's next game is scheduled for Saturday in Lawrence against Oklahoma State University. KU's two goals were scored by Gaffar and Silvio Midence. the Mets were in Atlanta for a baseball game. But Gaffar said the game had not yet been confirmed. the OSU game does not materialize, the next action for KU will be the Kansas City Soccer Tournament April 16. KU will play in A division of the tournament with five other teams. The five teams will be Ottawa University, Feld, International, Atlas and Latham All of the team will play in the America Soccer Association Hodges sat out the rest of that season, returning to manage the Mets in 1969. The World Series victory over Baltimore capped a rags-to-retaliation. The former ragguishman expansion team. The title was dully sweet for Hodges, since he had played on the original Met squad in 1962. His popularity as a manager reached the heights of his heyday in 1982 when he snapped first baseman fanned the adoration of the Dodger. Another teammate at Brooklyn was Jackie Robinson, who said at his Connecticut home, "With this, and what happened to Campbay and a lot of the other guys we played with, it scares you. I have never been kicked by it all. I have treasoned for Gil's family and kids." A companion from that old Brooklyn team, catcher Rory Campanella, currently lies ill at a Vailahla, N.Y. hospital. SEATTLE (AP) - Lenny McCormack of Seattle Supersonics of the National Basketball Association, announced Sunday he was Hodges is survived by his widow, Joan; three daughters and a son. Sonics' Coach Becomes Player "I've decided to give up the coaching job and continue as a player," Wilkens said. NEW YORK (AP)—Striking major league baseball players continued to scatter to their homes Sunday while representatives of both sides the season again dispute that threatened to delay the 1972 season opening, scheduled for Wednesday. The announcement came a little more than a week after a meeting in Los Angeles with Sonics president Sam Schulman. The team wasressed disappointment in the Sonics failure to make the playoffs. It is the first general strike by players in the sport's history. Baseball Strike Unsolved; Players Head Homeward Miller indicated that the time spent in the meetings Saturday and Sunday had been used in these positions. Really it's been rather Negotiators for both sides met Sunday for the second straight time in their 90-minute talks. John Gahner, representing the Millett family, the Miller executive director of the striking business group, and the Miller executive director of the striking business group, met with the negotiators. Owner Bill Bartholomay of the Atlanta Braves said "every effort will be made" to field a team on the field, it meant using minor league. "THE SITUATION remains the same," said Gaherin following Sunday's talks. "There progressed towards a settlement." In a field of 42 teams at the national women's gymnastics team, the University of Iowa hosted Saturday in Des Moines, Iowa, the University of Kansas women's gymnastics team finished 14th with a score of 87.40 Leading the way for KU were Leah Tang and Greg Smith, with Jouenne Smith and an 8.25 in floor exercises. Clindy Friend scored 7.55 in the basketball game. Women Place 14th in National Gym Tourney Miller said that Monday's meeting would probably be a better situation he had been in when Gatherin "He's talking about a full committee tomorrow and a full committee one too," Miller said. Coach Patricia Ruhi said she was pleased with the team, which had several of the teams that placed higher practiced year-round and some were amateur clubs. Ruhi said these clubs were like Miller said that independent actuaries were looking at the plan to determine the feasibility of his solution to the demands demanded by the players. The women's team will perform for a high school group Tuesday in Lawrence before it is through for the year. None of the KU women made it to the finals, but Tagg came within 5 of making it on the field. She fell off during her routine. fruitless. "There is a grave danger that the strike could affect the timing of the season," Gabriel said of the game. "THE STRIKE began Saturday—all 12 scheduled exhibition games were played with six seeking additional contributions from the owners above the offer of $400,000 for the health care segment of the pension package." Philadelphia Philies' player's investment matters don't come along with a quick settlement, we're prepared to sit it out as long as he is. A major stumbling block to settlement of the dispute is an $87,000 surplus in the pension fund. It could also interest rates on loans, overfunding and overestimating payments, permanently overplayed players. The players contend that the largest league club is $11,000, from each of the 24 major league clubs, would make up the 17 per cent increase they are But Michael Burke, president of the New York Yankees, said "taking out the escrew would undermine the fund, according to our actuaries. Part of the work of the fund is that reserve." Archer Wins in Playoff; Arnie Triple-Bogeys 16th GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP)—George Archer defended Tommy Aaron on the second hole of the golf course when Paimer collapsed for the $40,000 first prize Sunday in the Greater Greenborean. Open golf PALMER HAD a two-stroke lead going to the 18th on the final round but hooked his tee shot too hard, and he out, dumped his third shot in a trap and finished with a triple bigseye six that dropped him one shot over. The 6-foot-6 Archer took his second title of the year when he scored a parine rarine three on the 16th hole—where Palmer met his downfall—as the scrambling Aaron took four strokes, the blunder and hadn't holed out when Archer tapped in a short putt for his par. He was tied at that figure, 11 under par on the wet Sedgefield Country Club course, with Dave Stockton. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Head. Stockton and Rodriguez had had 78% and Sneed a 68%. after failing to sign his scorecard, he was just one stroke off the pace in the chase for first prize after shooting a four under-par 67 in the first of Sunday's two games, and rules of golf he was disqualified. Archer had a three-under-48 in the last of Sunday's two rounds and Aaron had a 67 to 12 in the regulation 72 holes at 222. South African Gary Player was disqualified in the third round Player had posted a 54-hole playoff win. He was the trailed trailer leader Bruce Crampion by a single stroke when he was barred from seeing off for the win. The disappointed Palmer finished with a 70 and 273. "I checked my card very, very carefully," Player said. "I was in a hurry to have lunch. I asked a lady in the tent how long we had to leave so she did 34 minutes. So I was in a hurry to get back to the hotel. A DOUBLE round of 36 holes was forced on Friday's play was washed out. Leslie's wallop in the sixth cinched the outcome. "When I got there, I said to my wife, 'I think I forgot to sign my card.' " Injuries Mar Successful Scrimmage He immediately started back to him. "What's the general chairman John Forbis on the way Forbis had player's and Gary signed it at that time." Injuries to defensive back Mike Burton and receiver Bob Martin marred an otherwise successful workout as the University of Kansas football squad took to the Memorial Turf Turt Saturday for the first sericum image of spring drills. Neither has allowed an earned run this season and Cox has not been scored on in 21 innings. He returned to the course, informed Jack Tuthil, head of the Tournament Players Division and said that he had happened and was disqualified. Martin dislocated an ankle and is not expected to play again this season. The extent of his injury is now known. Both will be examined by an orthopedic surgeon Monday in Kansas City, according to a medical source. The rules specify that a player must be disqualified if the fails to sign his card before turning it in to the scoring committee. "Other than the injuries, I thought things went pretty well," Coach Don Fambrough said. "It was a control-type seacamp. We weren't concerned about it," Bambrough said. "We wanted to work mostly on our passing." Fambrough was encouraged by the play of receiver Bruce Adams, a sophomore-to-be. He passed 15 passes during the scrimmage. "Our young sophomores-to-be are coming along well," Fambroub said. David Jaynes, Bob Brueggem and Rich Jones shared the quarterback chores for the Jayhawks. "Our quarterbacking was good," he said, with improvement in all three quarterbacks." Fambough said. I thought our pass protection went well. "We had concentrated on our throwing game the first four days of the season, and we've accomplished what we had hoped for." Ryun to Run 880 at Texas KSU and the Tigers split in the opening doubleheader of the season Saturday. Missouri took over as the statewide State captured the nightcap, 6-2. "Now we will continue to put in more offense and use our running game. We'll also start working more on the kicking game." Jim Ryun, world record-holder in the mile and half-mile, has entered the half-mile race in the Texas Relaxs Aeril 7. Ryun, who is trying to work into Olympic form, will run against eight other former college runners. Fambrough said the squad would probably have another scrimage Thursday. Ryun's opponents include former Kansas State runner, Ken Swenson, now in the Army, and Tim McCormick, now David Matina and Dave Morton. Ryun's world record in the half- mile is 1:44.9. In Saturday's action, the game was decided in the fourth innings with a score of 14-9 runs. With a two-run starter Bob Wolf gutted up two straight hits to Iowa State and two strikeouts to Big-Eight catcher Larry Corrigan. Three more singles, a walk and two stolen bases further up the stretch. West Sparks Lakers With 31 CHICAGO (AP) — The Los Cubs won the World Series, brilliant guard tandem of Jerry West and Gail Goodrich, defeated the Chicago Bulls 108-101 Sunday. They have won their best-of-7 their best-of-7 National Basketball Association playoff It was the second defeat against one victory for Wolf, who has been tagged with both Jayhawk losses. He said he was satisfied with the Jayhawks' hitting against the Iowa State pitchers. Temple was pleased with his success against the Cyclones, who sequestered seventh nationally and are aiming for their third straight win. "IT WAS JUST a tremendous job of pitching," he said, "and a very satisfying afternoon. "We kind of scratched around a little, running and taking advantage of their mistakes, but the guys you don't have a great attack. "These kids have found out they can play with the best. When you take two out of three from the champions, that's something." "Corder and Cox kept the hitters off balance all afternoon and showed great control. When that happens, you'll hit a lot of balls on the ground but it'd off you to get really good wood on it." "We'll have to wait and see, but I think we've proved that we can play ball with most of the teams in the conference." The Jayhawks, now 9-2 will play Nebraska Friday and Saturday in Lincoln. Their next trip is to April 11 and 22 against Missouri. SATURDAY SATURDAY Illgisler, p 4 1 2 Strand, p 1 0 0 Evans, ph 1 0 0 Phan, ph 1 0 0 Remo, p 1 0 0 Turner, 3b 4 1 Glass, 2b 4 1 -- 4 1 2 Glass, 2b 4 1 - nohr, Lahli, Bradley BZ - Zuk, Wolf SB - Schieber, Schoedler DB. 2. Curran, Dearb LOB - Iowa State K 6. 3. RHI - Tabelle, Scripps 2. Cormartan, Wolf SB - Schieber, Schoedler DB. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Tadleman, h 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Schlesder, h 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Lahl, h 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Corrigan, c 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bradley, c 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Dierich, f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Heck, f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Mohr, b 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sillegener, p 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Durie, s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bercepo, p 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Totals 30 9 12 Totals 56 Iowa State 000 601 020-3 Kansas 110 011 000-4 Sunday (First Game) Iowa State (10) Kansas (7) Iowa State 000 000 0-0 Kansas 000 101 X-2 | | lp | lh | r | er | eb | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Gillipee (W.2-1) | 1 | 0 | 2 | 6 | 2 | | Wolf (L.2) | 1 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 2 | | Miller | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | | Sland | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | | Masson | 1 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 1 | schedleman, cf Scheduler, c f Schредler, p 3 Scrutcher, c f Cortigan, c f McDaniel, b f McDanel, b f Mebr, hf 2 Mebr, hf 2 Duarte, s f Duarte, s f Odder, p Kansas Schneider, KR-II, 1001-1 XI-4 Schneider, Bender, RH-MJ-Collins, Jordan. State K, Kansas; State X, Kentucky. Jordan. Schneider (L:1) 1 3 2 1 0 8 1 Schneider (W:3, 0) 7 3 0 1 0 1 8 radenel, h. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Sunday (Second Game) Iowa State (1) | Florida (2) | | 26 | 1 | 5 | Totals | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Iowa State | 21 | 1 | 5 | 22 | 3 | | Kansas | 000 | 000 | 000 | 1 | 1 | E-Curran 2, Mohr, Powers, Reck, Tear, SUB, Gillippe, DP - Johnston-Glass, LOB-Iowa State 5, Kansas 7, RBI- | | lp | h | r | er | bb | so | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Powers (L. 0.3) | 6 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | | Cell (W. 3.0) | 6 | 5 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | | Sligemeyer | 6 | 5 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | HBP-Glass (by Powers). S- Stegemeyer. Time-1; 40. A--350. Jo Jo Scores 29; Celts Down Hawks BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Celtics, behind the steady shooting of John Havlicek and Joey Boundary, beat the halftime lead Sunday afternoon and coasted to a 138-119 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, taking a 2-1 lead in their Eastern Conference matchup. The Basketball Association affiliate. The Celtics outscored Atlanta, the second quarter, giving the Hawks an 10-5 intermission. From that point on, the Hawks cut the deficit to one in three. Frazier, who finished with a game-high 30 points, scored 19 of them in the first half. White got 15 of his 29 points in the first quarter as the Atlantic Division Champion Celtics opened up a 33-27 edge. Pete Maravich won 34 of those first quarter for the Hawks, keeping them in the ball game. NEW YORK (AP)—The New York Knicks, powered by Walt Frazier's torrid first half shooting, overwhelmed the Baltimore Bullets, to 110-88. Sunday they are their national basketball team in Eastern Conference semifinals off series at a one victory apache. Frazier Fires Knicks Past Baltimore,110-83 The Celtics ran off nine straight points early in the second quarter, boosting their scoring by a vital 15 of his 31 points in the second session and reserve center Hank Finkel, replacing Dace Cowens, who sat out about half the game for the Celtics and eight points and six rebounds. Baltimore was unable to mount a serious challenge in the second half, closing within 13 points at 79-66 going into the fourth period. Frazer pripped in baskets from inside and out, hitting 8 of 13 first half field goal attempts while teammates Dave Debusscheh and James Lecura 10 to push New York to a 56-38 lead at the ball. George Trapp replaced Maravich with 9:16 of the quarter remaining and hit for 10 for Atlanta's 20 points before The Hawks, behind Maravich, cut the margin to 86-78 with 3:50 to play in the third period. The Hawks score five points, giving them a comfortable 95-78 lead, and get within eight only once again. ST Walt Bellamy added 21 points for the Hawks. The series resumes Tuesday night at Atlanta.