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Scoreboard
Basketball NBASTANDINGS
Eastern Conference Atlantic Division
Team W 4 W L Pet. GB
Boston 45 13 270
Philadelphia 43 17 27
New Jersey 32 38 516
Washington 28 38 644
Houston 28 38 644
Western Conference Midwest Division
Milwaukee 42 12 700
Indiana 29 32 175
Illinois 28 32 145 15%
Detroit 27 34 443 15%
Chicago 27 34 443 15%
St. Louis 13 46 230
San Antonio .38 24 .633 a
Houston .34 22 .657 a
Houston .31 21 .657 a
Kansas City .21 21 .339 18
Dallas .21 20 .339 18
Dallas .21 20 .339 18
Los Angeles 41 20 672 6%
San Diego 41 20 672 6%
Golden State 34 20 654 6%
Phenix 33 26 559 7%
Portland 33 26 559 7%
Oakland 15 46 384 6
YEASTERDAY RESULTS
Boston 111, Detroit 101
Dallas 121, San Antonio 103
Atlanta 88, Atlanta 95
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
NAIA RESULTS
Kemper Arena
Hanover (Ind.) 39, Westminster (Pa.) 39,
Naginaw Valley (Mich.) 60, Stephen F. Austin
148
Southern Tech (Ga.: 84, Paul Quinte (Toronto) 79)
Oklahoma State (Texas: 102, Bradley (Chicago) 96)
Wisconsin-East Chicagoland (N.Y.: 73, M.D. (Jedr.) 85
Bilai Calli 86, West Virginia Tech 86, 44
Minnesota State 86, Purdue 86, 44
Kansas State (Net: 92, David Lipschew
Kentucky State (Net: 92, David Lipschew
NHL STANDINGS Wales Conference Patrick Division
Team | W | L | T | GF | GA | Pts.
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
N.Y. Rangers | 34 | 12 | 7 | 633 | 251 | 78 |
N.Y. Rangers | 34 | 12 | 7 | 633 | 251 | 78 |
Philadelphia | 32 | 27 | 7 | 727 | 362 | 73 |
Philadelphia | 32 | 27 | 7 | 727 | 362 | 73 |
Washington | 32 | 26 | 7 | 690 | 269 | 73 |
Montreal 38 12 17 310 191 92 81
Boston 38 12 17 9 611 619 81
Suffield 33 20 19 14 874 874 81
Hartford 30 20 14 14 320 290 52
Hartford 18 12 14 200 220 80
Campbell Conference
Norris Division
Minnesota 30 19 19 19 300 246 75
Tampaig 30 19 19 19 300 246 75
New York 30 28 34 69 284 65
Chicago 25 33 10 10 285 303 60
Toronto 18 33 10 10 285 303 60
Houston 18 33 10 10 285 303 60
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Edinburg 42 15 12 14 364 262 94
Vancouver 42 15 12 14 363 262 94
Calgary 23 30 16 16 381 260 82
Glasgow 14 40 16 16 381 260 82
Colorado 14 40 16 16 381 260 82
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Minnesota 8, St. Louis 1
New York Rangers 6, Detroit 3
Soccer
MISL STANDINGS
Eastern Division
Team W L Pct. GB
New York 22 2 6 .178 -
Baltimore 11 6 1.079 -
Baltimore 19 1 9 .679 3
Buffalo 16 15 6.574 7%
Cleveland 9 9 1.079 12%
New Jersey 9 9 1.079 12%
Philadelphia 7 23 2.33 12%
St. Louis, 25 19 833
Worcester, 19 14 633
Birmingham, 18 18 6
Denver, 11 18 379
Kansas City, 11 21 390
Kansas City, 9 21 390
Kite wins Bay Hill in playoff
By United Press International
ORLANDO, Fla. - Tom Kite chipped in a 15-foot birdie from off the green on the first hole of sudden death yesterday to win the rain-delayed $300,000 Bay Hill classic in a three-way playoff with Jack Nicklaus and Denis Watson.
Kite, who started the day in a five-way tie for ninth place, clinched the victory on the bar-515th hole.
Nicklaus, who had a one-stroke lead going into the final round, just missed a 12-foot putt and had to settle for a par. Nicklaus also missed a 15-foot putt and settled for a 15-foot putt and settled for
par. All three players ended regulation play with a 72-hole set of 6-under 278
Kite, who lost the Bob Hope Desert Classic in a playoff with Ed Fiori earlier this year, finished regulation play with a 69 yesterday. He took home $54,000 for first place and Nicklaus and Watson won $28,400.
Nicklaus, who was 10 under-pair entering the final round, fired a 4-over 75 yesterday while Watson, who started the day three strokes off the pace, shot
One shot back at 279 were Craig Stadler with a 70 and Lanny Wadkins with a 71.
Fuzzy Zoeller (67) and Ray Floyd (76) finished at 280.
With high hopes, a young team and a new coach, the Kansas baseball team opens the spring season today at 1 p.m. William Jewell at Quigley Field.
By MIKE ARDIS
Sports Writer
First-year coach Marty Pattin takes over a team that wint 32-19 last year and finished third in the Big Eight. In April, 17 Ishawkes went 64, winning first of three games.
The Jayhawks return all but Kevin Clinton from a pitching staff that led the Big eight last year in ERA.
"I think we'll have good pitching and defense to back us up," Pattin said. "Pitching and defense are a big part of the game."
Jayhawks face William Jewell in opener
THE JAYHAWKS return only five
years' sound, but of them are starters.
In the infield, it will be Joe Heeney at third, Jeff Nuzell at shortstop, Mark Gle at second and Phil Doherty at first.
Two players return to the infield after
conference doubleheaders will be nine innings with the second games seven innings. Pattin wants McNtosh and Philhops to go in the longer games.
Watt joins the starting rotation after an impressive fall season, in which he allowed only three hits and no runs in 13 innings while striking out 20.
"I'm throwing pretty good, better location," Watt said. "I have a lot more confidence. I am looking forward to throwing it." I've just started throwing a slider."
The Jayhawks face a tough schedule, playing three teams ranked in the top 20 by the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. They will face Texas A&M and Nebraska on their spring trip. A&M is ranked 14th and Nebraska tenth.
IN BIG EIGHT play, they will face Nebraska and Oklahoma State, ranked sixth, on the road. The games with the State will be the last games of the year.
This year the first games of Big Eight
Kansas will get a aye the first weekend of B big Eight play, unlike last year when they had it at the end of the season.
whether they would be going to the Big Eight tournament until the day before it started, and then they were the first team eliminated.
Missouri, last year's Big Eight winner, lost a lot of players to graduation, but Pattin said they still would be good.
"Missouri's always tough," he said. "Oklahoma State still will be tough. We're going to be respectable. If our team can win a lot of games, we can win a lot of games."
They ended the season unsure
The players believe a Big Eight title is possible.
PATTIN'S PITCHING rotation will have Randy McIntosh and Mike Watt pitching tomorrow. Jim Phillips and Dennis Coplen will pitch Wednesday against Emperor State. Puttin will use Big Eight weekend games.
Last fall, the Jayhawks went through strenuous workouts and Pattin said that the workouts and the new baseball cage donated by parents, will help the team.
"it's not out of reach," Gile said.
"The key is to be hit the lower division teams and win the extra-inning games."
"We're in the best shape ever," Pattin said. "When you're in better shape, you're better able to execute the plays."
Tar Heels at top of final UPI poll
By United Press International
The Tar Heels, rated No. 1 in the preseason, won the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament Sunday.
NEW YORK—North Carolina, beginning its annual quest for an elite NCAA title, lived up to advance billing yesterday by being named National Champion in the final voting of Press International's Board of Coaches.
UPI TOP 20
bing absent last year. Gile was ineligible last year and Heeyen returns to third after spending last season in the outfield. Heeyen was moved to the room for Russ Blayck at third and first against the first year Heeyen was not at third.
Big Eight play will start April 3 against Oklahoma.
1. North Carolina (38) (27)
2. Delaware (14) (28)
3. DePaul (14) (28)
4. Oregon State (23-4)
5. Minnesota (22-5)
6. Georgetown (26-4)
7. Georgia (26-4)
8. Memphis State (24-4)
9. Mississippi State (24-4)
10. Tuva (24-5)
11. Alabama (25-4)
12. Arkansas (26-4)
13. Kentucky (22-2)
14. Wisconsin (22-4)
15. Iowa (20-4)
16. Texas (26-4)
17. Kansas State (21-7)
18. Wake Forest (22-2)
19. Alaska (26-3)
Gile and Nuezil played summer baseball last year and Pattin said the two could be the best double play combination in the Bie Eight.
Catching for the Jayhawks will be Kent Shelly, although Pattin said he Haskisson will play some. In the outfield, it will be Joel Gibson in right, Dick Lewallen in center and Bill Yelton in left.
Independents beat Greeks in basketball finals
It was not the Greeks' night last night at Allen Field House as both Greek teams in the KU Recreational Services Hill Basketball Championships went
Sports Writer
By MIKE ARDIS
In the women's game, Erickson
Trucking defeated the Delta Gamma, 24-14,
and in the men's game, the Backyard
Gents beat Beta #1. 41-23.
While the Hill Championships are usually decided by a game between an independent team and a Greek team, most of the teams did not think that the traditional rivalry between Greeks and independents was very important.
"It's good to be back," he said. "It was more comfortable to the outfield."
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"It doesn't," he said. "There's nothing that great about winning the game. We're just playing some guys who play creatively good pickup ball."
Gary Hall, Gents coach, agreed
"I'm not so much a coach as a recruiter," he said.
"IT'S JUST another game," Mark Morris, coach of the Betas, said. "We're just trying to win the Hill. There's nothing extra added."
Erickson Trucking consists mostly of players from the Kansas volleyball team and athletic trainers from other schools, according to Coach Lori Erickson.
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"It is, though I think our league is tougher because you can get anyone you want," Erickson said.
Dense stare out in both games, with Erickson Trucking turning several steals into layups. Erickson Trucking built a 9-3 halftime lead and sprinted to a 1-7 lead in the second half. They then held on for the 24-14 victory.
Erickson's team was the only one who said the Greek-independent rivalry was important.
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By GARY GRIGGS
Sports Writer
The Kansas Jayhawks men's tennis team make their spring debut this afternoon when they host Baker University in a dual contest. The match is set for 2 p.m. on the courts behind Allen Field House.
The Jayhawks defeated Baker twice last season. 8-1 and 9-0.
Second-year coach, Randy McGrath, said his team should be ready for their first match.
"We're just as ready as Baker is," he said. "We've both had to practice under the same weather conditions so we can't use that as an excuse."
course of the season, and how much we really want to improve."
"I REALLY don't know how we know," the McGhrad said. "Practices have been going pretty good, but you really can't judge how good you are are playing against yourself. We're ready to play somebody else."
The Jayhawks were 7-6 last year and finished seventh in the Big Eight championships. McGrain said he expect from this year's team.
"it's really too early to tell how good we are going to be this year," he said. "I guess a lot depends on how much we improve over the
"We're certainly not going to be the type of team that is going to blow people off the court." McGrath said.
Although four players return from last year, on the whole it is a young team. The team is made up of three players with one sophomore and three freshmen.
THE FOUR lettermen for the Jayhawks are seniors Ed Bolen and Tom Hall, junior Jim Syrtell and sophomore Charles Stearns.
Stears, who played number one doubles and number three singles in the fall, broke his finger and pulled ligaments in his hand over semester According to McGrath, Stears' recovery will be a day by day thang.
"Hopefully, he will be able to play in a couple of weeks," McCrath said. "We're going to miss him. He really played well in the fall."
Newcomers to this year's squad are freshmen Rain Aubin, Scott Alexander and Craig Tidwell, junior Doug Carroll and senior Doug Carroll.
"We should definitely be better than last year." Syrett said. "The experienced players are all playing hard and have been picking up the slack, I think they really pick up on the slack. I think
we are going to surprise a lot of people.
"I feel strongly that we can finish fourth in the Big Eight, and if Charlie can come back strong, we might even be able to finish higher."
AUBIN AGREED with Syrett that the team is going to be much stronger this year.
"We have a lot more depth this year," Aubin said.
According to McGrath, the Jayhawks' schedule is a competitive one.
"The encouraging thing about our team is that it is a young team. We can only get better."
"Very competitive," he said.
"Everybody in the conference should be tough and we play two top teams of Oklahoma State and Wichita State."
IN SHAPING up the Big Eight race, McGrath said Oklahoma State and Oklahoma should be the teams to beat.
"Even though Oklahoma State lost three players from last years' team, they are going to be very tough," he said. "Two all-Americans back this year."
"Most of the coaches seem to agree that Oklahoma is going to be real tough, and surprisingly, Kansas State is really improved this year."
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