Page 10 University Daily Kansan, January 27, 1982 JON HARDESTVIKensen Stift Guard Angie Taylor prepares to shoot a jump shot over Kansas State's Betsy Sloan The Wildcats beat the Jayhawks last night 83-74. Comets get Phoenix forward By United Press International POHENIX—The Phoenix Inferno placed forward lobu Petrovic on waivers Monday and he immediately claimed by the Kansas City Comets. Petrovic entered this season seventh on the Major Indoor Soccer League's all-time scoring list, but had scored only eight goals for the Inferno. "He's just been a big disappointment He's just been a big disappointment ACADEMY CAR RENTAL prices as low as $9.95 per day 808 w 24th 841-0101 to us," said Inferno General Manager Norm Sutherland. Sutherland said he tried to trade patrons for placing him on waiters, but he got them to quit. Lewett's General Manager Timothy Demets said the could not believe that Peppermint had been there. "The guy's a beautiful player," Liekeiw said. "The two games we saw him in, he was believable." Patrovic is the third highly-paid player to leave the Inferno in the past two weeks. 'Hawks fall 83-74, continue losing ways By GINO STRIPPOLI Associate Sports Editor It had everything that women's basketball is not supposed to have. It had excitement. It had end-to-end playing across state-rival rivals playing for bruising rival's trophy. But in the end, according to Coach Marian Washington, it was the officials that decided the game. The Jayhaws dropped a 83-74 decision to the Kansas State Wildcats in Allen Field House last night, giving the Jayhaws their third straight loss. "The officiating was crucial," Washington said. "Unfortunately, the referees played a major role in the outcome of the game. They were innocent." Kansas went into last night's game hoping to break its losing streak and knock off K-State, who won the Big Eight championship two weeks ago. And at the start, it looked as if the Jawhaws could pull it off. They led 10-4 after five minutes of play, but the Wildcats scored 14 of the next 16 points to build a lead that they never relinquished. Tammy Romstad was the big gun for the Wildcats in the first half, leading K-State to a 443-1 lead at intermission. They lost 10 points and 8 shootout. Erin Scherbe added eight. Chris Stewart, who had been averaging only 5.5 points a game, scored 12 points in the first half to lead the team, and added 11 points and eight rebounds. "We blew the game at the end of the first half," said guard Angie Snider, who shot a dismal 2 of 10 from the field in the first half. "We were down by two, 32-30, and the next thing you knew it was halftime and were down by 13." Kansas came out fired up in the second half and chipped away at Houston with 9:03 left in the game. But the Jayhawks could not grab the lead. K-State scored 14 of the next 16 points, seven from the foul line. "We knew we could come back in the second half and the intensity picked up," Washington said. "We wanted to keep the ball out of Romstad's hands and we did a good job of that in the game." Nicola Cricilia Gary really picked them up." "The season has been frustrating for us because we want to do well in what is supposed to be a rebuilding year," Snider said. All Gary did in the second half was go of six seven from the field and five of six from the line for 17 points. She scored just two points in the first half. The game was played before a sparse but boisterous crowd of 1,100. And although women's basketball is not supposed to be the crowder pleaser that men's is, those 1,100 in the stands last night might not agree. Claxton, KU's All-America candidate, once again led the Jayhawks with 23 points and 15 rebounds. Stewart had 16, Snider 12 and Shryda Holden, who Washington said played her best in the first half, had 10 points and pine rebounds. "I am very proud of our ball team," Washington said. "We played a team tonight and we played them touch." JAYHAWK NOTES: The Jayhawk music basketball team will host the Colorado Buffaloes tonight. Tippoff is at 7:40. The Bufalores are 14 in the com- munities of the game and stand 15. The game will be televised as the Big Eight game of the week. Scoreboard Basketball NBA STANDINGS Eastern Conference Team W W L Pct. GB Boston 10 19 13 .475 Philadelphia 12 19 13 .475 Washington 22 19 537 1 % New York 22 19 352 8 Phoenix 19 19 341 14 Milwaukee 28 19 14 667 Atlanta 28 19 24 475 Boston 28 19 45 48 Chicago 18 24 429 10 Detroit 18 24 328 10 Tampa Bay 23 17 13 75 Western Conference Midwest Division San Antonio 27 24 659 Danver 27 12 694 Driver 22 12 876 Harris 19 12 765 Kansas City 14 13 341 Ushah 13 18 317 Utah 13 27 347 Los Angeles 30 12 714 Seattle 30 12 691 Phoenix 30 12 685 Golden State 22 12 564 Portland 22 12 564 Portland 12 12 293 San Diego 12 12 293 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Dallas 90, Atlanta 88 Washington 81, Chicago 94 Boston 81, Philadelphia 95 Houston 104, Indiana 94 New Jersey 108, Utah 129 Oklahoma City 127 BIG $ STANDINGS Team W L Pct. GB Missouri 5 0 1.00 State 4 0 1.00 Nebraska 2 2 2.50 Okahanna 2 2 2.50 Oklaoma 2 2 2.50 Kansas 1 3 250 Iowa State 1 3 250 California 1 3 250 Note: Number in parentheses indicates UI ranking. Arkansas (1) 16, Texas (5) 59 Arkansas (1) 16, Texas A&M 63 North Carolina State (1) 49, Georgia Tech 40 Hockey NHL STANDINGS Wales Conference British Darts Team W 28 L T G FG GA Pts NI jalanders 29 17 7 60 154 62 NY Rangers 21 20 7 712 188 49 Pittsburgh 21 20 7 712 188 49 Baltimore 21 20 7 712 188 49 Buffalo 29 29 11 9 199 145 75 Boston 29 11 14 9 206 167 65 Montreal 25 25 11 12 222 167 65 Qubec 25 26 12 12 222 167 65 Campbell Conference Minnesota 20 14 15 19 197 167 153 St. Louis 23 18 14 17 167 167 56 Cleveland 22 18 14 17 167 167 56 Chicago 17 23 9 19 225 227 43 Toronto 17 23 9 19 225 227 43 Houston 17 23 9 19 225 227 43 Edinburgh 31 12 12 9 284 229 78 Calgary 18 12 12 184 202 64 88 Vancouver 15 24 12 103 262 78 Los Angeles 11 12 10 103 153 234 30 San Diego 11 12 10 103 147 261 30 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS WILSON HIGHLAND Montreal 1, Washington 2 Detroit 3, Wimberley 5 New York Islander 6, Pittsburgh 8 Colorado 9, Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 10, Philadelphia 4 MISL STANDINGS Eastern Division Soccer Team W L Pct. 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