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Thursday, January 25, 1996
SCORES & MORE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
INDIANA 99, MICIGAN 83
MICIGAN (14-6)
The Men's Top 25
Tuesday's Top 25 Boxes
By The Associated Press
India.
Traylor 4-9-0 6, Baston 5-7-5 15, White 1-7-
3-4 8, Contain 2-6 0, Traylor 7-14-6 6-27,
Traylor 4-5-1 9, Mitchell 3-12-2 9, Fife 1-3-0
3, Morton 0-0 0, Totals 27-13 67 22.83
Evans 10-14 6-8 29, Patterson 2-7 4-4 9, Lindman 8-11 1-8 17, Miller 3-5 2-2 8, Reed 9-14 0-0 26, Mandelvie 2-3 0-1 0, Muzinovic 2-3 0-0 4, Eggers 1-2 0-0 2, Rowles 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-59 13-22 99.
Halftime -Indiana 46, Michigan 43, Point- goaltend -Michigan 12-28 (Bulkock 7, 10), Contian -File 1, File 1, White 1, Mitschlall 1,5) -Indiana 12-18 (Feed 8, E凡兰 1,4), Patterson 1-2, Milter 0-1). Foulled out -Traylor, Lindman. -E凡兰 8, Bauer -Traylor, Indiana 0, Indiana 3 (E凡兰 8). Aence -Traylor, Indiana 4, Indiana 27 (E凡兰 13). Total toulus -Michigan 21, Indiana 17 A-17,169.
At Storrs, Conn.
CONNECTICUT 116, CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 48
COT 48
CONNECTICUT (7-8)
O'DANIEL 1-4-0-2, Langheim 0-6-0-2, Clos
4-16-1-3-9, D睦畏 13-2-1-28, Dunlap 0-4-2-9,
Pettawy 1-8-4-4-7, Taylor 3-6-0-2-7, Watlace
3-7-4-3-9, Anderson 1-4-0-2, Jackson 0-0-0-
0, Jackson 0-0-0-0, Graham 0-1-0-1, Smith
0-0-0-0. Totals 16-69-11-20.46.
CONNECTICUT (17-1)
King 3-7 16, Johnson 8-10 5-15, Bayard 4-0 6-6, Schoenfelder 4-10 3-11, Allen 11-16 12-27, Jones 9-15 0-10, Iryatink 4-4 3-51, Moore 4-3 0-4, Klaber 1-6 0-2, Carson 1-4 0, Chapman 3-0-0, Srb 2-0-0, Kane 0-0-0, Total 44-85 19-24 11-6
Halftime -- Connecticut 64, Cent. Connecticut 26, 3-Point goals -- Cent. Connecticut 3-18 (Taylor 1-2, Peteway 1-3, Edwards 1-5, O'Daniel 0-1, Closse 1-1, Grisham 0-1, Smith 0-1, Dulap 0-2), Connecticut 9-18 (Johnson 3-3, Allen 5-3, Jones 3-3, Carson 0-1, Sheffer 0-4). Fouled out—None, Rebounds -- Cent. Connecticut 39 (Edwards, Peteway 5), Connecticut 64 (King 9), Assists -- Cent. Connecticut 7 (Dunlap 3), Connecticut 27 (Sheffer 11), Total touls -- Cent. Connecticut 22, Connecticut 19, A--15, 828.
By The Associated Press
The Women's Top 25
How the top 25 teams in The Associated Press' women's college basketball poll fared Tuesday.
No. 2 Georgia (14-2) did not play. Next: At No.
2 Florida, Thursday.
No. 1. Louisiana Tech (16-1) did not play.
Next: vs. West Kentucky, Saturday.
No. 3 Connecticut (16-3) did not play. Next:
vs. Rutgers, Wednesday.
vs. Hughes, Wolverine
No. 4. Trench (16-3) did not play. Next: vs.
No.17 Alabama, Sunday
No. 5 Vanderbilt (14-1) did not play. Next: a
No. 23 Mississippi. Wednesday.
No. 6. Stanford (13-2) did not play. Next: vs.
Washington, Thursday.
No. 7 Virginia (14-3) did not play. Next vs.
Maryland, Wednesday.
Maryland, Wednesday.
No. 8 low (16-1) did not play. Next: vs. Min-
ning.
nesota, Sunday.
Texas Tech (14-2) did not play. Next at:
No. 9 Texas Tech (14-2) did not play. Next: at
No. 10 Penn State (14-4) did not play. Next:
v. Illinois, Friday.
No. 11 Old Dominion (13-2) did not play. Next:
at James Madison, Friday.
No. 12 Duke (15-3) did not play. Next: at North Carolina. Wednesday.
No. 13. Wisconsin (14-2) did not play. Next vs.
No. 21. Purdue, Friday.
No. 14 North Carolina State (13-3) at Wake
Forest at Annapolis, Maryland
No. 15 Oregon State (11-3) did not play. Next:
at Arizona, Wednesday.
No. 16 Colorado (17-4) did not play. Next at:
No. 24 Oklahoma State Friday.
No. 17 Alabama (15-3) did not play. Next vs.
No. 25 Auburn, Wednesday.
No. 18 Clemmon (13-1) did not play. Next at Georgia Tech, Thursday.
No. 19 Northwestern (15-3) did not play. Next:
at Indiana. Friday.
at Indiana, Friday.
No. 20 Florida (15-3) did not play. Next: vs.
No. 21 Purdue (11-7) did not play. Next: at No.
13 Wisconsin, Friday.
No. 22 Ankara (15-6) beat LSU 73-72. Next:
at Kentucky, Sunday.
No. 23 Mississippi (12-4) did not play. Next:
vs. No. 5 Vanderbilt, 12 Wednesday.
No. 24 Oklahoma State (13-3) did not play.
Notvs. No. 14 Colorado Friday
No. 25 Abun (13-4) did not play. Next: at No.
17 Alabama. Wednesday.
FOOTBALL
Super Bowl Trivia Quiz
By The Associated Press
1 — What was the name of the first "Super Doll" model?
II — Who has the longest run from scrimage in Super Bowl LIII (25 points)
in Super Bowl history? (5 points)
b) Emerson Boozer
c) John Riggins
d) Tom Nowatzke
III — Who scored the first points in Super
Bowl 2 (5 points)
a) Don Chandle
b) Max McGee
c) Mike Garrett
d) Elijah Pitts
IV — Name the five defensive players who have been awarded the MVP award. Hint: Two defensive players shared the award in the 1978 Powl (5 points)
V — Who has the record for the longest field goal in Super Bowl Wow? (5 points)
WI—Only one player has won the MVP while playing on the losing team. Who is he? (5)
SPORTS WATCH
Live, same-day and delayed national sports coverage for today. (schedule subject to change and-or blackout.)
6:30 p.m.
(All times Central)
TODAY
3 p.m.
ESPN PGA Golf, Phoenix Open, Portland Adia
ESPN — NCAA Basketball, Connec tion at Dilshurh
irectut at Pittsburgh
PRIME — NCAA Basketball, La Salle at Xavier
ESPN --- NCAA Basketball, Duke at Temple
ESPN2 — NHL Hockey, San Jose at Chicago
9:30 p.m.
PRIME — NCAA Basketball, California at Washington St.
11:00 p.m.
ESPN2 — Tennis, Australian Open.
men's semifinal match No. 2, at Melbourne, Australia (same-day tape)
VII — Who scored the first points for the
lions in the Boca Raton (football)
defense in the Super Bowl? (5 points)
BC-FBN- Super Bowl Trivia Quiz, 0921
a) Wille Wood
b) Mike Bass
c) Herb Adderly
d) Terry Brown
BC-FBN--Super Bowl Trivia Quiz,0921
I — The AFL-NFL World Championship Game.
II — a) Marcus Allen, 74 yards vs. Washington, 1984 Super Bowl.
III — b) Max McGee on a 37-yard pass from Bart star v. Kansas City. 1967 Super Bowl.
IV — Chuck Howley, Dallas, 1971; Jake
Scott, Miami, 1973; Randy White and Harvey Martin, Dallas, 1978; Richard Dent, Chicago, 1986
V — Steve Christie, Buffalo, 54 yards, 1994 Super Bowl.
VI — Chuck Howley, Dallas in the 1971 Super Bowl
By The Associated Press
VIII — Los Angeles Raiders, 1984.
I — What was the name of the first "Super Bowt" (5 points)
Villic — c) Heid Adderly of Green Bay Return an interception 60 yard for a TD in the 1988
ii — Who has the longest run from scrimmage in Summer Bowl history? (5 points)
PRO BASKETBALL
b) Emerson Boozer
c) John Biggins
a) Marcus Allen
b) Emerson Becker
c) John Riggins
III — Who scored the first points in Super
Bowl bounce (12 votes)
a) Don Chandler b) May McGee
b) Max McGee c) Mike Garrett
rv — Name the five defensive players who have been awarded the MVP award. Hint: Two defensive players shared the award in the 1978 Super Bowl. (5 points)
d) Elijah Pitts
V — Who has the record for the longest field goal in Susan Bower history? (5 points)
VI — Only one player has won the MVP while playing on the losing team. Who is he? (5)
VII — Who scored the first points for the defense in the Super Bowl (5 point)
a) White Wood b) Mike Boer
c) Herb Adeny
d) Terry Brown
VIII — Name the last AFC team to win a Super Bowl (5 points).
(X) — What player has with three different winning Super Bowl teams? (5 points)
ent winning Super Bowl teams? (5 points)
a) Mary Fleming
X — True or False. No punt has ever been returned for a touchdown (5 points).
d) Preston Pearson
X1 — Name the only Super Bowl champion that had a losing record prior to its championship season. (5 points)
XII — Name the three Super Bow champions that had a losing records after its championship season. (2 points each)
XIII — Name the only coach to take two teams
to the Super Bowl, 5 points!
XIV — The 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only Super Bowl team to finished with a perfect season. Name the four Super Bowl champions that
PRO TENNIS
Australian Open, Results
**MELBOURNE:** *Australia* (APP) — Results
Wednesday of the $8.35 million Australian
Olympic Fund.
Singles Quarterfinals
Men
Women Singles Quarterfinals
Andre Agasini (2), Las Vegas, def. Jim Courier
Mark Woodford, Australia, def. Thomas Envist7 (Sweden, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4).
Boris Becker (4), Germany, def. Veygenu
kafenikov (8), Russia, 6-4, 7-1 (9-1), 6-1
Amaze Cooper (16), South Africa, def. Mar-
san Hernia, Brazilian, 7.5, 8.4, 6.1
Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals
Anke Huber (8), Germany, def. Conchita Martinez (2), Spain, 4-6, 8-2, 6-1.
Mark Knowles, Bahamas, and Lia Reynard
(4), Wayne, Pa., def. Michael Tebbault,
Australia, and Julie Haldar-Deucigs, France, 7-6 (7-5),
6-2
Enqvist(7), Sweden, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4.
PRO HOCKEY
BC-HKN-NHL Scoring Leaders,0193 NHL Scoring Leaders
through Jan. 23
Player, Team GP G A PTS PIM
Lemieux, Pit 39 42 61 103 34
Jagr, Pit 42 40 103 93 46
Francia, Pit 44 21 59 80 20
Messler, NYR 48 32 65 80 95
Sakic, Col 47 30 67 67 30
Gretzky, LA 48 13 54 67 30
Forsberg, Col 47 16 50 66 29
Selanne, Win 46 23 62 65 16
Verbeck, NYR 48 33 31 64 88
Weight, Edm 48 13 61 62 42
Mogliny, Van 43 37 24 61 10
Lindros, Phi 39 27 34 60 75
Sandatrom, Pit 46 32 27 69 85
Karhy, Ana 47 25 31 56 4
Fleury, Cal 47 23 32 55 69
Leclair, Phi 46 26 27 53 40
Turgeon, Mon 44 21 32 53 18
Brind'amour, Phi 46 13 40 53 85
Tkachuk, Wik 47 25 25 75 71
Leech, NYR 48 8 44 58 18
Hull, STL 37 27 23 52 60
Linden, Van 45 20 30 50 26
Fedorov, Det 40 19 30 51 14
Oates, Bos 31 14 36 50 8
Sundin, Tor 42 21 48 29 18
Tuesday's NHL Sums
By the Associated Press At East Rutherford, N.J.
Los Angeles 0 0 1—1
New Jeraev 1 1 1—1
First Period----1, New Jersey, MacLean 15
16, Detroit, Michigan 17
Second Period—2, New Jersey, Rolston 2 (Marc ene) 15:41(sh)
Third Period—3, Los Angeles, Lacroix 11,
2:29.4, New Jersey, Richer 9 (Rolston,
Daneyko), 18:52.
Shots on goal - Los Angeles 7-11-5—23. New Jersey 17-7-7—31.
Gaines--Los Angeles, Hrudley, New Jersey,
Brouder, A. 19.040(19.040).
TRANSACTIONS
American Hockey League
CAPE BRETON CILERS—Acquired Troy Nuemerue, defenseman, from Adrondack of the AHL.
International Hockey League
CAROLINA MONARCHS — Received Zygiwz Sylvan, goaltender, on loan from Detroit of the Colonial Hockey League. Sent to the University of Detroit to Detroit of Colonial Hockey League.
LOS ANGELES ICE DOGS—Received Kay Whitmore, goaltender, on loan from Detroit.
**Museum Lodge**
CHICAGO WCOLVES = Signed Bob McGilli
defensores
TRACK AND FIELD
East Coast Hockey League
RALEIGH IECAPS—Sent Geoff Finch
goaltender to Wheeling of the ECHL.
MINNESOTA MOOSE—Recalled Brett Strot, forward, from Quad City of the Colonial Hockey League.
U. S. TRACK AND FIELD—Named Southern Connecticut women's track coach Jim Barber coach of the U.S. National Team for the 1997 World Indoor Championship.
SOCCER
Major League Soccer
MLS—Assigned Washington Rodriguez,
midfleder, to Dallas and Martin Vasquez,
midfleder-defenseman, to Tampa Bay.
COLLEGE
DREW—Named Andrew Decoico assistant coach and offensive coordinator of the
GEORGIA--Named Eric Fears director of strength and conditioning
INDIANA-PURDUE-INDIANAPOLISNamed Mike Moore director of athletic development.
INDIANA STATE—Named Bruce Cowdrey offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator, and Bill Dudley offensive coordinator.
LONG BEACH STATE—Announced that like Nwankwo, basketball center, hats transferred from UCLA. Reinstated Marcus Johnson.basketball forward.
MISSIGSIIPI STATE—Named Joe Lee Dunn defensive coordinator and Lynn Amedeo offensive and quarterback coach ROCHESTER—Named Richard Johnson
MARYLAND—Suspended Mancel Johnson, wide receiver, from the football team for violating team standards.
SOUTH FLORIDA—Named Krich Ravitz defensive coordinator, Calvin Magee tight coach. Mark Stops secondary coach and Eric Wolford offensive line coach.
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA—Announced that Eric Myles, basketball guard, has transferred from Georgetown.
Compiled from The Associated Press.
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