The Sioux City Journal, Tuesday, January 25. 1 994 3 NAIA Women's Division Th top 25 learns In the NAIA Drvision I women's Dasketbaii pot: Record Pt Pvs 1. Northern State (22) 15- 1 574 1 Sports detail Osage 8, Center Point-Urban 2. Wad TUESDAY, JAN. 25 Boys Basketball: South Sioux North Girls Basketball: Hull Western Heelan Wrestling: North, Le Mars Westwood Wrestling: Cherokee Wrestling: Vermillion, S.D.
South 457:30 6:00 457:30 308:00 .....4:30 ,..4:30 .....4:00 :307:30 :307:30 Boys Swimming: CB Lewis Central North Boys Swimming: Storm Lake BG Swimming: South, Sioux Norfolk, Neb WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26 WM Basketball: Wayne State Briar Cliff. 5: Wrestling: Heelan Spencer. 5: THURSDAY, JAN. 27 Girls Basketball: South Sioux Heelan .....5: Girls Basketball: North West ..5: Wrestling: East North 5: Boys Swimming: West North BG Swimming: South Sioux Omaha FRIDAY, JAN.
28 WM Basketball: North Dakota State Morningside .......6: Boys Basketball: East SF O'Gorman 5: Boys Basketball: West Heelan, Flanagan Center. 5: Boys Basketball: SF Roosevelt North ..5: Boys Basketball: South Sioux Hartington, CC 6: Wrestling: SF Washington West 5: Hockey: Musketeers North Iowa Hockey: Omaha Jr. Lancers Metros, Auditorium ...6: SATURDAY, JAN. 29 WM Basketball: North Dakota Morningside 6:008:00 Women's Basketball: Briar Cliff Teikyo Westmar. 2:00 Girls Basketball: South Sioux East 5:457:30 Girls Basketball: North CB Thomas Jefferson 4:1 56:00 Wrestling: East George-Little Rock 1 1 a.m.
Wrestling: Heelan in Norfolk, Neb. Invite 10 a.m. Wrestling: South Sioux in Omaha Roncalli Invite 9:30 a.m. Hockey: St. Paul Musketeers, Auditorium 7:30 Hockey: Dubuque Metros, Auditorium 1:103:00 NOTE: rVfter two limes are listed, first Is preliminary contest and second Is approximate varsity starting time, excluding girl-boy doubleheaders, Indicated by (QIB) and separate times tor each.
Bounem cafnoun 1, West Burt- il. CLASS 1 A 1. Pomroy-Plmer(19) 9-0 190 2. FortMerjsonAoulnae(l) 14-0 172 3. Quthrl Center 12-0 155 4.
Onton Mater 14-0 140 8. Hoyden-Hud 10-1 10 8. Iowa Mennonlt 9-1 93 7. Tnpol 12-0 85 I Wlnflekt-Mount Union 12-2 81 8. Besevue Marquan 12-1 49 10.
Albert CRy-Trueadal 9-1 23 Others receiving votes: Keota 6, Manning 6. Lewton-Broneon 2, 8CMT 2, Green Moun-uan-GarwInl. South Dakota Boys Her are reeuit of the South Dakota Sport-swrtters Aasodason prep basket)! pot: CLASS AA 1. Mnchel(10) 8-1 SO 2. Huron 30 3.
Aberdeen Central 7-2 31 4. Watertown. 7-2 16 5. Rapid City Stevens. 14 CLASSA 1.
Lennox (9) 8-2 99 2. Howard (1) 9-2 1 3 White River 10-2 84 4. Lemmon 82 5. Platte. 9-2 48 6.
Weeelngton Spring 10-2 42 7. Mbank 7-2 38 8. Little Wound 29 9. Groton 9-1 27 10. Flndru.
10-1 10 Other receiving votae: Gettysburg, Lead, Perkston, Winner, Madison. Newei. CLASS B) 1. Slckney (10) 9-0 100 2. ben ...1 0-1 86 8.
Armour 78 4. 66 6. De Smet 8-3 57 6. (He) Emery. 9-1 53 Tular.
10-0 53 8. 9-1 29 9. Midland. 11-1 16 10.Grnt-Dul 8-1 14 Other receiving vote: Arteaian-Letcher, Avon, Florence. Men's AP Top 25 The top 25 teams In The Associated Press college basketball poll: Record Pt Pvs 1.
UCLA (59) 13-0 1,618 2 2. Duk(6) 13-1 1,542 3. Kansas 17-2 1,368 1 4. North Carolina. 14-3 1,319 4 6.
13-2 1,312 3 8. Connecticut 16-1 1,244 10 7. Purdue 16-1 1,231 12 8. Massachusetts 15-2 1,162 6 9. Kentucky 14-3 1,115 7 10.
Temple 11-2 1,052 11 11. Indiana. 11-3 1,014 8 12. Louisville 14-2 964 13 13. Arizona.
915 9 14. Syracuse 12-2 725 16 15. 674 16 16. Wisconsin 12-2 602 14 17. Minnesota.
13-4 667 20 18. Maryland 11-3 383 25 19. West Virginia. 12-2 381 24 20. 4-2 363 18 21.
Georgia Tech. 11-5 338 17 22. 11-4 168 23. Saint Louis 14-1 153 23 24. Missouri 13-2 130 25.
New Mexico State 14-1 114 Others receiving votes: Florida 100, California 94, Xavier (Ohio) 7, Cincinnati 82, DePaul 65, Mississippi State 41, Boston College 34, Virginia 33, Illinois 27, Kansas State 14, Michigan State 11, Nebraska 7, Oklahoma State 7, Providence 6, Alabama 5, Texas 5, Penn 4, Virginia Tech 4, New Orleans 2, Bowling Green 1 Stanford 1 Women's AP Top 25 The Top Twenty Five women's basketball teams as compiled by Mel Greenberg of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Record Pt Pv 1. Penn State (61) 13-0 1,735 3 2. Tennessee (9) 16-1 1,693 1 3. Colorado 15-2 1,500 6 4.
Iowa 11-1 1,496 2 6. North Carolina 14-1 1,430 7 6. Texas Tech. 15-2 1,367 4 7. Kansas 15-1 1,334 8 8.
Southern Cal 13-1 1.277 9 9. Vanderbilt 14-3 1,203 5 10.Stanford 11-3 1,115 10 11. Connecticut 13-2 1,030 11 12. Virginia, 13-2 974 12 13. Purdue 13-3 900 13 14.
Louisiana Tech 13-3 836 14 15. Alabama 13-3 740 15 16. Florida international 13-1 643 17 17. OhioState 11-4 529 18 18. Washington 12-3 452 16 19.
Northwestern. 9-3 428 19 20. Montana. 14-2 358 21 21. Boise State 14-2 299 22 22.SetonHall 14-2 238 24 23.
Auburn 11-5 171 23 24. Western Kentucky 1 1-5 1 63 20 25. Rutgers 10-3 143 Others receiving votes: Southern Mississippi 134, Texas 115, Toledo 87, Florida 57, Creighton 55, Mississippi 53, Indiana 18, George Washington 17, Hawaii 16, Pittsburgh 14, UNLV 13, Notre Dame 12, Texas ASM 12, New Mexico State 11, Georgia 10, Northern Illinois 9, San Diego State 9, Stephen F. Austin 9, Marquette 7, Tulane 7, Duke 6, Minnesota 4, Oregon 4, Alabama-Birmingham 3, Maryland 3, Siena 3, Arizona 2, Clemson 2, Gonzaga 2, Pacific 1 Southwest Missouri 1 NAIA Men's Division I The top 25 teams In the NAIA Division I men's basketball poll: Record Pta Pvs I.Oklahoma Baptist (14) 19- 3 601 1 2. Georgetown (2) 17- 1 565 2 3.
David Lipscomb (3) 18-1661 3 4. Salem-Teikyo (6) 12- 1 552 6 5. Hawaii Pacific 4 507 4 8. Northwestern 16- 1 498 6 7. Pfeitfer 2 439 9 8.
Oklahoma Christian. 16- 3 436 8 9. Azusa Pacific 19- 2 400 11 10. Mobile 21- 1 388 12 11. St Edward's 1 305 10 12.
Brigham 3 274 24 13. 7- 4 267 7 14. High Point 13- 2 263 17 15. Benedict 13- 2 240 13 16. Incarnate Word 14- 1 216 18 17.
Western 14- 4 192 21 18. Columbia. 16- 3 178 19 19. Georgia 13- 4 165 18 20. Hawaii Hllo.
8 163 16 il. Athens 6 139 22. Drury 23. Geneva 24. The Master'.
25. 12- 3 132 22 1 124 14 3 118 16- 64- NAIA Men's Division II The top 25 team In th NAIA Division II i MONDAY Local W-Buena Vista 78. Briar Cliff 74 College i IOWA Northern lowt 70. Southwest Missouri Stat So Bradley 93, Drake 91 (2 of) NEBRASKA Wichita State 62, Creighton 66 Midland Lutheran 92, Peru State 54 SOUTH DAKOTA rMount Marty 81 Huron 77 BIG EIGHT Iowa State 86, Florida Atlantic 54 "Missouri 89, Nebraska 73 TOP 25 North Carolina (44) 1 04, Buder 64 Missouri (24) 89, Nebraska 73 OTHER COLLEGES American U. 89, William Mary 84 Loyola (Md.) 78, Niagara 61 Pittsburgh 68.
Georgetown 60 Princeton 74, Franklin Marshal 44 Siena 77, Fairfield 58 Clemson 66. Appalachian State 58 Eastern Kentucky 95, Tennessee Tech 84 Mississippi 67, Rollins 46 Tennessee-Chattanooga 79, Citadel 74 (ot) Western Kentucky 91, Southwest Louisiana 87 103, Cleveland St 74 Kent 67, Akron 65 Loyolalll.) 70, Notre Dame 58 "Hoithsm Illinois 77, Wright State 68 Valparaiso 93, Youngstown State 84 (of) Wsconsin-Green Bay 64, Eastern Illinois 57 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 74, Western Illinois 67 Xavier (Ohio) 88, Dayton 62 WOMEN Huron 77, Ml Marty 53 Minnesota-Morris 74, Teikyo Westmar 58 High School IOWA BOYS Battle Creek-Ida Grove 85, Woodbury Central 76 1 Galva-Holstain B2, Anthon 64 Kingsley-Pierson 67, Lawton-Bronson 6 1 Maple Valley 63, River Valley 47 IOWA GIRLS Anthon-Oto 48, Garva-Holstein 36 I Ar-We-Va 68. East Monona 35 Battle Creek-Ida Grove 62, Woodbury Can- tral44 I Kingsley-Pierson 45, Lawton-Bronson 38 1 Maple Valley 59, River Valley 29 Westwood 59, Remsen-Union 46 NEBRASKA BOYS Winnebago 85, Ponca 66 I NEBRASKA GIRLS Wakefield 48, Homer 37 SOUTH DAKOTA BOYS West Central 67, Hansen 59 NBA Boston 1 10, Dallas 102 Chicago 92, Detroit 86 Milwaukee 96, Indiana 88 Utah 95, Seattle 90 CBA Quad City 92, Rochester 87 NBA Boxes MONDAY At Boston DALLAS (102) Mashbum 8-20 9-15 27, Jones 3-4 0-0 8, Rooks 7-12 4-4 18, Lever 2-7 0-0 5, Jackson 8-20 2-4 20, Harris 3-5 0-0 8, Smith 1-1 1-1 3, Legler 5-9 2-2 12, Davis 0-1 2-2 2, While 1-1 1- 3 3, Dreiling 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 39-80 21-31 102. (110) Radja 6-11 3-4 15, Fox 10-18 1-5 22, Parish 5-7 5-6 15, Brown 4-10 2-2 10, Douglas 0-6 7-10 7, Gamble 8-14 2-2 18, McDanlel 4-12 3-5 11, Abdelnaby 5-7 2-3 1 2, Corchiani 0-0 04 0.
totals 42-85 25-37 110. .....31 23 21 27-102 Boston 22 33 30 25110 3-Point goals Dallas 3-6 (Mashbum 2-5, Lever 1-1, Jackson 0-1, Legler 0-1), Boston 1-8 -(Fax 1-4, Brown 0-1, Douglas 0-1, Gamble -Fouled out None. Rebounds Dallaa 54 (Rooks, Lever 10), Boston 52 (McDaniel 11). Assists Dallas 20 (Lever 5), Boston 27 (Fox 7). Total fouls Dallas 26, Boston 23.
A 1 4,690. At Auburn Hills, Mich. CHICAGO (92) Blount 2-6 3-4 7, Pippen 10-19 2-4 23, Cart-wright 3-5 2-2 8, Armstrong 4-1 10-0 6, Myers 2- 11 6-8 10, Kukoc 4-112-2 11, Kerr 7-9 0-0 14, Johnson 0-0 0-0 0, Wennington 4-12 3-4 11. Totals 36-8418-22 92. DETROIT (86) i Elliott 7-16 1-1 15, Mills 7-12 5-9 19, Anderson 4-8 4-4 12, Dumars 9-18 2-2 25, Thomas 36 2-3 8, Hunter 1-4 0-0 2, Houston 0-1 0-0 0, Wood 1 -2 0-0 2, Liberty 0-2 0-0 0, Coleman 1 -3 1-2 3.
Totals 33-7215-21 86. 18 28 20 28-92 Detroit 30 16 24 16-86 3-Point goals Chicago 2-4 (Pippen 1-1, Kukoc 1-1, Armstrong 0-1, Kerr 0-1), Detroit -5-18 (Dumars 5-10, Mills 0-1, Thomas 0-2, Hunter 0-2, Elliott 0-3). Fouled out-None. Rebounds' Chicago 52 (Blount, Wennington 11), Detroit 45 (Anderson 16). Assists Chicago 28 (Pippen 9), Detroit 21 (Thomas 9).
Total fouls-Chicago 1 9, Detroit 1 9. Indianapolis MILWAUKEE (96) Baker 3-8 2-2 8, Norman 4-13 0-0 9, 5-10 5-5 15, Edwards 4-9 0-0 8, Murdock 4-10 4-7 13, Mayberry 1-4 1-1 3, -Strong 1-2 5-8 7, Day 2-7 6-7 10, Barry 6-8 11-13 23, Schayes 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-71 34-4396. INDIAN A (88) McKey 5-13 0-0 1 0, Mitchell 2-6 2-4 8, Smits '1-6 2-3 4, Miller 7-13 11-13 26, Workman 4-10 0-0 8, A.Davis 5-8 1-5 11, Haskin 1-1 0-0 2, Scott 2-7 3-3 7, Sealy 4-8 2-2 10, Thompson 0-1 0-0 0, Williams 1-1 2-2 4. Totals 32-72 23-32 88.
Milwaukee 21 22 21 32-96 Indiana 24 19 23 22-88 3-Point goals Milwaukee 2-6 (Norman 1-2, Murdock 1-3, Day 0-1), Indiana 1-3 (Miller 1-1, McKey 0-1, Scott 0-1). Fouled out Brickowskl. Rebounds Milwaukee 52 (Brickowskl 10), Indiana 47 (McKey 13). Assists Milwaukee 19 -(Murdock 5), Indiana 21 (Workman 7). Total 'fouls Milwaukee 27, Indiana 26.
Technicals -Brickowskl, Norman, Milwaukee coach Dunleavy, Smits, Milwaukee Illegal defense, Indi ana illegal defense 2. A 9,093. At Salt Lake City SEATTLE (90) Schrempf 4-9 6-8 14, McMillan 5-8 0-0 10, Kemp 7-15 0-0 14, Gin 1-7 0-0 2, Payton 7-16 18, Perkins 4-9 4-4 13, Pierce 3-7 8-8 14, Askew 2-5 0-0 4, Cage 0-0 1-2 1, Johnson 0-0 0-00. Totals 33-76 23-27 90. UTAH (95) KMalon 8-1S 10-11 28, Russell 0-2 1-2 1, Spencer 4-6 1-2 9, Stockton 6-11 3-4 16, J.Malone 5-15 2-2 12, Crotty 0-4 0-0 0, Chambers 5-8 0-0 10, Corbin 3-10 0-0 6, Bond 3- 4 0-0 8, Benoit 3-8 0-0 7.
Totals 37-83 17-21 95. Seattle 31 13 20 26-90 Utah 19 29 25 22 -95 3-Point goals-Seattle 1-7 (Perkins 1-3, Schrempf 0-1, Payton 0-1. Gill 0-2), Utah 4-8 NCC gives honor to USD's Murphy FARGO, N.D. (AP) South Dakota forward Shane Murphy has been named the North Central Conference men's basketball player of the week. Murphy, a 6-foot-8 forward from Harlan, Iowa, scored 46 points and hauled down 12 rebounds in a pair of weekend road victories against Northern Colorado and Nebraska-Omaha.
USD is leading the NCC basketball race with a 6-1 record. The Coyotes are 13-2 overall. 1 North Dakota State (6-2, 11-5), is in second place, followed by Mankato State (6-2, 1 0-6). NDSU visits South Dakota on Saturday. Tigers fire general manager DETROIT (AP) Detroit Tigers general manager Jerry Walker was fired Monday by owner Mike Hitch and replaced on an interim basis by scouting director Joe Klein.
Hitch said at a hastily called news conference that the surprise -move came about because of what he termed a lack of communication between himself and Walker. "I want to emphasize that this is was not an easy decision," Hitch said. "But I felt that it had to be made in the best interests of the team." Walker, the former director of scouting for the Tigers, was promoted to general manager shortly after Hitch bought the team late in the 1992 season. Hitch said he tried to integrate two different organizations and it "hasn't worked out as I had planned." Cowboys rate as big favorites LONDON (AP) British bookmakers Monday installed the Dallas Cowboys as odds-on favorites to repeat as Super Bowl champions. Ladbrokes listed the Cowboys at 1-6 to win next Sunday's game at Atlanta against the Buffalo Bills.
The Bills were listed at 7-2. "We rate the Bills as the biggest underdogs since Joe Namath's Jets in Super Bowl III," Ladbrokes spokeman Paul Austin said. "Indeed, we offer exactly half of the odds for the Cowboys we offered a -year ago." In last year's Super Bowl, the Cowboys beat the Bills 52-1 7. Nuggets won't trade Ellis DENVER (AP) The Denver Nuggets are interested in acquiring Danny Manning, but they won't trade LaPhonso Ellis for him. "We definitely have no interest in trading LaPhonso," general manager Bernie Bickerstaff said Sunday.
"We think he's going to be an excellent basketball player." Reports over the weekend said Ellis was among a number of players NBA teams have offered the Los Angeles Clippers for Manning. Manning's contract expires this summer, and he has said he won't sign with the Clippers. To trade for Manning, the Nuggets would have to exchange players whose combined salaries are within 1 5 percent of Manning's $3.2 million Body identified as that of jockey Hansen ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) Human remains found in mud flats along San Francisco Bay were identified Monday as the decomposed body I of jockey Ron Hansen. Alameda County supervising coroner Dan Apperson said dental records were used to identify Hansen, whose remains were pulled from the Hayward mud flats last week.
The 33-year-old jockey had been missing since an Oct 2 car crash on the San Mateo Bridge. The cause of death won't be known for another three to six weeks, Apperson said. Police believe Hansen was driving his Jaguar when it smashed into aToyota on the bridge at a speed as high as 1 00 mph. salary. O'Sullivan tops track standings NEW YORK (AP) Ireland's Marcus O'Sullivan, unbeaten in the mile in four races this season, leads the men's overall standings in the Mobil indoor track and field Grand Prix circuit.
O'Sullivan has 48 points, compared to 37 for the runner-up, sprinter-long jumper Obinna Eregbu of Nigeria High jumper-long jumper Tony Barton is third with 34 points. Juliet Campbell, a 400-meter runner from Jamaica, is the women's leader with 42 points, 1 2 ahead of sprinter-hurdler Michelle Freeman, also of Jamaica. The sixth Grand Prix meet of the nine-event season will be the Millrose Games Feb. 4 at Madison Square Garden. The circuit will 1 end with the USA-Mobil Indoor Championships March 4-5 at Atlanta.
ITF upholds Agassi's suspension MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) The International Tennis Federa- -tion, rejecting an appeal by U.S. tennis officials, on Monday upheld its one-match Davis Cup suspension of Andre Agassi. Agassi was suspended for refusing to play his reverse singles match against the Bahamas in September because the best-of-5 contest already had been clinched by the Americans. He is ineligible for the United States' first-round match against India in March. The new U.S.
Davis Cup captain, Tom Gullickson, selected Jim Courier and Todd Martin as his singles players for the March 25-27 match. Patrick McEnroe and Richey Reneberg will play doubles. Frenchman leads Monte Carlo Rally MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) Francois Delacour of France took advantage of an early exit by three-time champion Didier Auriol as Delecour led Monday after the first day of competition at the Monte Carlo Rally. Delacour, driving a Ford Escort, was in first in the overall standings after six timed stages with a lead of 22 seconds over Carlos Sainz of Spain in a Subaru. Juha Kankkunen of Finland, in a Toyota Celica, was 25 seconds back in third.
Auriol had won two of the first three special sections and was second in another when he went off the road after starting the fifth leg just outside of Saint Bonnet le Frold in southern France. Cubs give Sosa $2.95 million pact CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Cubs outfielder Sammy Sosa avoided arbitration Monday by agreeing to a $2.95 million, one-year contract Sosa had sought $3.2 million in arbitration, and the Cubs had offered $2.7 million. Sosa was paid $745,000 last season, when he became the first Cub to hit 30 homers and steal 30 bases in the same year. He hit .261 with 33 homers and 93 RBIs, and stole 36 bases. Sosa was the last Cubs in arbitration.
Sosa, 25, went to the Cubs in 1 992 In a trade that sent George Bell to the Chicago White Sox. Big Eight cites K'State's Jones KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Kansas State guard Askia Jones was named Big Eight player of the week after averaging 29 points in victories over top-ranked Kansas and Colorado. It was the second time this season Jones, a 6-foot-5 senior, has won the award, announced Monday. He also averaged four rebounds, two assists and two steals in last week's Big Eight victories.
Jones, from San Antonio, leads the Big Eight in three-point shooting, averaging 3.8 per game. He ranks second in scoring at 22 points per game and has helped the Wildcats to a 1 3-3 record (2-2 Big Eight). Nets' Anderson bags NBA honor NEW YORK (AP) Kenny Anderson of the New Jersey Nets was selected NBA player of the week Monday after averaging 20.0 points, 1 0.0 assists and 6.3 rebounds as the team won three straight games last week. Anderson had 16 points, nine assists and four steals in a 1 12-91 victory over Minnesota Wednesday, and had 24 points including the game-winning basket in overtime 1 1 assists and five rebounds in a 113-111 victory at Atlanta Friday. He had 20 points, 1 0 rebounds and 1 0 assists in a 1 24-98 victory over Golden State Saturday night.
NHL names Sheppard player of week TORONTO (AP) Right wing Ray Sheppard of Detroit was selected NHL player of the week on Monday after scoring two goals with three assists last week. Sheppard began the week with two goals and two assists in a 6-3 victory at Tampa Bay. 2. Mount Mercy (1) 19- 2 632 3. Western Oregon.
17- 3 514 4. Taneton Slate 13- 3 481 5. Fmdlay. 13- 2 458 6. Concordia (Wis.) 13- 2 445 7.
Curver-Slodaon- 8. Indiana Teen. 2 421 13- 8 387 1 346 9 Kng 10. Mame-Farmmgton. 13- 2 324 11.
Northwest Nazaren 18- 4 323 12. Lewis SOerk 13- 3 296 13. Sterling 13- 2 288 14. Hastings 12- 7 264 16. Haram-Srnmons 3 212 16.
Doene 14- 6 184 17. Mary 12- 8 130 18. Cardinal Stritch 11- 6 119 19. Lynn 16- 4 111 20. St Joseph's 21 Indiana Wesleyeru.
22. Southern Oregon, 21 Westbrook 14- 3 108 19- 4 106 13- 8 103 16- 2 99 14- 7 75 12- 6 68 24. Peru Stal. 25. WRESTLING NAIA Top 20 Th top 20 NAIA wrestling team through Jan.
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racmc. 20. South Dakota Boys This week's ratings: CLA88A 1, Mllbar; 2, Huron; 3, Mitch; 4, Water-town: 5, Bell Fourth: 8, Sturgl; 7, Brookings; 8, Pierre; 9, Custer; 1 0, Winner. CLASS 1, Wagner; 2, Webstar; 3, Parxslon; 4, Red-field; 6, Mobridg; 6, Arfngton; 7, Ckufc; 8. Stanley County, 9, Philip; 10, Bon Homme.
VOLLEYBALL South Dakota Girls This week's ratings: CLASS AA 1, Mitchell; 2, Sioux Falls O'Gorman; 3, Watertown; 4, Aberdeen Central; 6, Sioux Fall Roosevelt; 6, Sioux Fall Lincoln; 7, Sioux Fairs Washington; 8, Rapid City Stevens; 9, Brooking; 1 0, Brandon Valley. CLASSA 1, Todd County; 2, Mltiank; 3, Webster; 4, Elk Point; 6, Bennett County; 6, Parker; 7, Gregory; 8, Bete Fourch; 9, Mobrtdge; 10, Redfleld. CLASS 1, Hurley; 2, Avon; 3, NorthweeUwn; 4, Merlon; 8, VTborg; (, Iran; 7, Chester; 8, Sioux Fals Christian; 9, Lak Preston; 10, Men no. CLUB 55 High games: Jim Scholte 212, Bob Lanagan 206, Amie Frerichs 189, Bryce Spence 188, Bud Swanson 186; Drene Kruse 186, Marge Fyock 172, Mary Hays 170, June Zediker 168-164. High series: Bud Marsh 534, Jim Scholtee 531, Bill Geveshausen 512, Bud Swanson 504, Bob Lanagan 481; June Zediker 468, Marge Fyock 457, Drene Kruse 451, Mary Hays 447, LoisAmick 426.
Team: high game Swantags 644; high series Feeble Foursome 1855. PLAZA 6:30 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED High games: Denny Mills 259-244, Steve Vlach 233, Ken Stultz 224, Barry Hueschen 218; Kathy Ranniger 229-193, Linda Prosser 1 86, Sharon Davis 1 81 Theresa Farley 1 75. High series: Denny Mills 695, Steve Vlach 627, Barry Hueschen 580, Rob Bock 572, Royce Ranniger 559; Kathy Ranniger 543, Linda Prosser 504, Canice Davidson 492, Sharon Davis 490, Sharon Nelson 462. Team: high game series Bud Light 783-2186. SUNSET MEN'S High games: Tim Lofland 223, Earl Kellogg 217, John West 216, Roger Edwards 214, Darren Boettger 214.
High series: John West 613, Ed Poeckes 591, Tim Lofland 566, Earl Kellogg 558, Bob Wilson Sr. 55i Team: high game Systems Management 963; high series All Area Transit 2675. WEEKENDERS High games: Rob Casper 226, Dave Roach 222, Leon Jacobsen 210, Mike Roberta 207, Whitney Adam 206, Ed Fowler 206; Janet Roach 199, Mary Adam 184, Sherry Whitney 163, Karyn Cunningham 176, Tammy Casper 173. High series: Whitney Adams 568. Rob Casper 564, Leon Jacobsen 533, Mike Roberta 526, Dave Roach 525; Janet Roach 532, Karyn Cunningham 489, Mary Gunsch 488, Tammy Casper 481 Karen Dean 464.
Team: high game AS 709; high series Nooners VI1 1978. CHARLIE ZOOK MIXED High games; Wayne Hepp 211, Mike Mcln-tyre 203, Bob Pedersen Sr. 202-200, Bill Dailey 196; Teresa Asmussen 192, Edie Chester 169, Gloria Oorlog 188, Donna Mclntyre 186, Pattl Blackwellieo. High series: Wayne Hepp 589, Bob Pedersen Sr. 583, Mike Mclntyre 553, Tim Wehde 546, Bill Anderson 536; Donna Mclntyre 533, Teresa Asmussen 522, Gloria Oorlog 507, Karen Hoag 475, Dawn Pedersen 472.
Team: high game Acclaim 728; high series Intrepid 2067. MONDAY High School SOUTH DAKOTA GIRLS Hurley def. McCook Central Irene def. Avon 15-10, 15-17. 15-0 Scotlanddef.BonHomme15-8, 15-8 Vermillion def.
Alcester-Hudson 15-11, 4-15, 15-13 Viborg def. Jefferson 1 5-5, 1 5-9 TZ2 MONDAY NHL Boston 2, Hartford 1 Florida 8. Montreal 3 New Jersey 6, Dallas 2 Tampa Bay 4, Buffalo 0 Vancouver 5, Edonton 4 (ot) Los Angeles 3, Calgary 3 (ot) SYHA Bantams ATWATERLOO, IOWA Midwest League Reeulta Sioux City Junior Musketeers 4, Kansas City Junior Blades 2 (SC goals: Brent Suing 2, Matt Andrews, Clint Stiles) Omaha Junior Lancers 4, Sioux City Junior Musketeers 2 (SC goals: Matt Andrews, Trer. Mozak) Sioux City Junior Musketeers 8. Waterloo Junior Blackhawks 1 (SC goals: Clint Stiles 3, Trsnt Mozak 2, Kyle Christiansen, Walt Johnson, Brent Suing) MONDAY High School Marcus-Merlden-Cleghom 53, Lawton-Bronson 17 Local Stations Subject to Change live sports programming on Sioux City radio Stations KMNS (620-AM), KSCJ (1360-AM) andKWSL(1470-AM): TUESDAY, JAN.
25 Basketball 7:30: South Sioux City at North (KMNS, KWSL, KSCJ) WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26 Basketball 7:00: tows st Northwestern (KSCJ) 7:30: Weyne State at Briar Cliff (KMNS) FRIDAY, JAN. 28 Basketball 7:30: West at Heelan (KWSL) East at Sioux Falls O'Gorman (KSCJ) 8:00: North Dakota State at Morningside (KMNS) SATURDAY, JAN. 29 Bssketball 3 00: Iowa State et Kansas State (KWSL) 7:00: Iowa at Michigan (KSCJ) 8:00: North Dakota at Morningside (KMNS) Pt Pry 80 1 74 .90 10 55 2 AS Al 9 .40 14 11 s. 457:30 457:30 457:30 ,....7:00 ....4:00 457:30 457:30 457:30 158:00 457:30 ....7:30 108:00 rochategui, Argentina (9), 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 Ann Grossman, Grove City, Ohio, and Julie Richardson, New Zealand (14), del.
Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere, Switzerland, and Helena Sukova, Czech Republic (4), Manon Bollegraf, Netherlands, and Debbie Graham, Tampa, Fla. (10), def. Conchita Martinez, Spain, and Larisa Neiland, Latvia (5), Jana Novotna, Czech Republic, and Arantxa Sanchez Vicarlo, Spain (2), def. Elna Reinach, South Africa, and Andrea Strnadova, Czech Republic (11), 6-0, 5-7, 6-2. Jill Hetherington, Canada, and Shaun Stafford, Gainesville, Fla.
(16), def. Nicole Arendt, Gainesville, and Kristine Radford, Australia, 6-2, 6-3. Mary Joe Fernandez, Miami, and Zina Garrison-Jackson, Houston (6), def. Lindsay Davenport, Murrieta, and Lisa Raymond, Wayne, Pa. (15), 6-2.
6-3. MIXED DOUBLES Second Round Todd Woodbridge, Australia, and Helena Sukova, Czech Republic (1), def. Mike Bauer, Emeryville, and Pam Shriver, Baltimore, 6-2, 6-4. Cyril Suk, Czech Republic, and Gigl Fernandez. Aspen, Colo.
(2), def. Scott Melville, Pome Vedra Beach, and Meredith McGrath, Midland, 6-4, 6-4. Emilio Sanchez and Arantxa Sanchez Vicark), Spain (8), def. John Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Smylie, Australia, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5). Mark Woodforde and Rennae Stubbs, Australia (4), def.
Tom Nijssen, Netherlands, and Manon Bollegraf, Netherlands, 7-6 (7-1), BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS Agreedtotermswlth Derek Lilliquist. pitcher, on a one-year contract. DETROIT TIGERS Fired Jerry Walker, general manager. Announced that Joe Klein, scouting director, will be the Interim general manager. National League CHICAGO CUBS-Agreed to terms with Sammy Sosa, outfielder, on a one-year contract.
Signed Dave Otto, pitcher, to a contract with Iowa of the American Association. CINCINNATI REDS-Agreed to terms with Rob Dibble, John Roper, Scott Service, Hector Carrasco and Ross Powell, pitchers; Jamie Dismuke and Brian Koelling, infielders; and Steve Gibraltar and Keith Gordon, outfielders, on one-year contracts. FLORIDA MARUNS-Agreed to terms with Jim Corsi, pitcher, on a minor-league contract and Invited him to spring training as a non-roster player. MONTREAL EXPOS-Traded Joe Norris, pitcher, to the Minnesota Twins for Derek Lee, outfielder. Assigned Lee to Ottawa of the International League.
Signed John Toale, first baseman, and Michael Mimbs, pitcher, to contracts with Harrisburg of the Eastern League. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association INDIANA PACERS Placed Pooh Richardson, guard, on the Injured list FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA FALCONS Named June Jones head coach. CINCINNATI BENGALS Named Larry Pec-catietlo defensive coordinator. CLEVELANDBROWNS SignedTonyJones, offensive tackle, to a three-year contract. GREEN BAY PACKERS Named Gordon Batty equipment manager.
PHOENIX CARDINALS Fired Joe Bugel, head coach, end his coaching staff. PITTSBURGH STEELERS Named Chan Gailey wide receivers coach. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Named Mike DuBose defensive line coach. HOCKEY National Hockey League DALLAS STARS Recalled Richard Mat-vtchuk and Tommy Sjodln, defensem*n, from Kalamazoo of the International Hockey League. QUEBEC NORDIQUES Traded Steve duch*esne, delenseman, and Denis Chasse, right wing, to the St.
Louis Blues for Ron Sutter and Bob Bassen, centers; and Garth Butcher, delenseman. Colonial Hockey League BRANTFORD SMOKE-Fired Jim Wlndle, director of marketing. Named Joe Lowes Interim director ol marketing. Western Hockey League SPOKANECHIEFS-Announced the resign. Hon ot Bryan Maxwell, coach.
BASKETBALL Iowa Boys The Top Ten teams In the sixth Associated Preea low high school baskettMl poll: CLA8S4A 1 Davenport West (20) ......1 1 -0 200 2. Fort Madison 180 3. Cedar Rapids 1 46 4. Dee Moines Hoover. 9-2 138 6.
Iowa City 1 32 8-2 101 7. Urbandele. 8-3 58 6. Cedar Rapids Kennedy. 8-3 62 8.
8kux City 7-2 41 10. Waterloo West 8-3 25 Others receiving votes: North Scott 14, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 6, Spencer 8, Dubu-queWahlerlS. CLASS 1. New Hampton (20) 8-0 200 2. 1 81 3.
Western 164 4. Carrol 1-1 133 8. Le Mara 122 6. 1 0-0 116 7. Harlan 8-2 78 5.
Foreet City. 11-1 59 peaa. 9-2 34 23 Others receiving votee: South Tama 8, Hud Weetem Chrletlan 4, Meouoketa 3, Red Oak CLASS 2A 1. MFL-Mar-Mao 198 2. Hudson (2) 12-0 182 3.
East Marshall 11-0 186 4. Jeeup 11-0 139 6. Rockwell 12-0 1 1 9 81 7. Gilbert 12-1 80 6. Wapele Valley.
88 9. Council Bluffs St Afoert 8-2 42 10. Orenge City Unity Chrletlan 8-2 28 Other receiving votes: Wapello 12, Rookford 10, Hlrrton 8, Cedar Rapids USaM (Bond 2-3, Benoit 1-1, Stockton 1-2, Crotty 0-1, Chmabers 0-1). Fouled out None. Rebounds Seattle 42 (Kemp 14), Utah 55 (KMalone 16).
Assists -Seattle 20 (Payton 7), Utah 29 (Stockton 18). Total fouls-Seattle 24, Utah 25. Men's Rec League MONDAY RESULTS IBP Blue 53, Direct Transit 44 DC Leather 61, Dead Ringers 46 Sanford Center 63, Moran 60 (of) Southridge Dental 71 Blue Cross 51 Stone Container 58, Marty's Tap 42 JVBoys AT CAREER EDUCATION CENTER WesL 27-46-55 -71 East. 14-26-52-68 Top scorers: West Kevin Clark 13. Cart Laws 13, Kyle Galloway 12.
East Ryan Murkins 17, Brian Wagner 12, Brad Broberg 10. South Sioux City. 18-35-54-65-71 Heelan 1 9-38-56-65-67 Top scorers: South Sioux City (6-1) Brandon Tranmer 23, Mike Akins 21, Jon Cain 10. Heelan Bill Burkhart 21, Ryan Delaney 16, Ryan Collins 1 3, Kirk Chamberlain 1 0. Freshman Girls AT HEELAN North Blue 3- 7-15-15 Heelan 13-25-33 -49 Top scorers: North Blue (2-4) Katie Gaskil 7.
Heelan Gold (6-3) Stacey Jochum 16. AT HEELAN North Red 8-18-26-34 Heelan Blue 16-24-36-41 Top scorers: North Red (2-5) Jennifer Mc-Cloud 12. Heelan Blue (5-3) Missy Schieuer 18, JaneMastellar12. Freshman Boys AT NORTH Heelan Blue 18-31-52-71 North 15-31-41-61 Top scorers: Heelan Blue J.J. White 21, John Klein 21, Ben Girard 12, Nick Forss 10.
North Ron Chandler 31 ATEAST West Green 18-58 East Black 45-82 Top scorers: West Green LeVerne Hayes 1 3, Chris Coughlin 1 1 East Black Chad Grant 18, Britt Gervik 17, Mike LaPlante 10, John LessmanlO. West White 1 1-24-36 -49 East Orange 20-39-53 69 Top scorers: West White (0-8) Nathan Carter 13, Chad Heiden 12. East Orange (6-2) Jon Blum 22, Paul Koson 1 3, Nick Topf 10. Australian Open MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Results Tuesday the $5.7 million Australian Open (seedings in parentheses): WOMEN'S SINGLES Quarterfinal Kimiko Date (10), Japan, def. Conchita Martinez (3), Spain, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3.
MONDAY MEN'S SINGLES Fourth Round Thomas Muster (6), Austria, def. Alexander Volkov (1 2), Russia, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. Stefan Edberg (4), Sweden, def. Lars Jonsson, Sweden, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. Todd Martin (9), Lansing, def.
Xavier Daufresne, Belgium, 6-7 (3-7), 7-8 (7-5), 6-3, 6-3. MaliVal Washington, Ponte Vedra Beach, def. Mats Wilander, Sweden, 6-7 (7-9), 6- MEN'S DOUBLES Third Round Martin Damm and Karel Novacek, Czech Republic, def. Andrew Kratzmann and Mark Kratzmann, Australia, 8-2, 6-4. Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden, def.
Henrik Holm and Anders Jarryd Sweden (1 2), 7- 6 (7-4), 6-3. WOMEN'S DOUBLES Third Round Pam Shrlver, Baltimore, and Elizabeth Smylte, Australia (3), def. Laura Golarsa, Italy, and Natalia Medvedeva, Ukraine (1 2), 6-3, 2-6, 6-4. Gig! Fernandez, Aspen, and Natalia Zvereva, Belarus (1), def. Eugenia Maniokova, Russia, and Leila Meskhi, Georgia (13), 6-2, 6-1.
Patty Fendlck, Sacramento, and Meredith McGrath, Midland, Mich. (7), def. Amanda Coetzer, South Africa, and Inea Gor- must have appeared In al least hat man's basketball poll: Record Pt Pv 1. Willametta(17) 13- 3 640 1 2. Bethel 3 479 2 3.
4 427 4 4. Eureka. 3 403 3 6. Alice 13- 2 399 8 6. 2 395 10 7.
Taylor (1) 16- 4 392 13 8. Northern State 11- 6 350 11 9. Ohio Dominican 16- 4 336 9 10. Emory-Riddle 15- 8 302 8 11. Central Methodist 15- 4 259 12 12.
Hastings 8 257 7 13. Husson(1) 18- 3 254 8 14. Lewis Clark 216 19 15. (lie) Black Hills State 15- 6 190 Williams 16- 6 190 14 17. St Joseph's 12- 4 180 18 18.
Westbrook 11- 1 164 19. Indiana Tech. 16- 4 163 15 20. (tie) Albertson 10-8 113 24 Caldwell 8 113 18 22. Hardin Smmons.
3 110 21 23. Viterbo 4 99 25 24. Edgewood 6 91 23 26. Eastern 8 82 ZMEREu WW BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS 0 TP HO Avi 0 TP HO Am UkeHesw (North) 8 167 36 20.9 Tritfi Martn (SSC) 9 165 30 18.3 BrinSchweigr(SSC) 14 298 32 20.4 Holla Jo Rwiner (North) 12 198 26 16.3 Jon Boer (West) 10 191 29 19.1 Charlie Rogers (SSC) 9 141 22 18.7 Cameron Scott (East) 11 204 34 18.8 TiuiriiBottorff(East) 12 163 21 13 6 Craig Moody (Heelan) 12 216 30 18.0 Marina Let (North) 12 161 17 12.6 2rrjn Remit (Wwt) 10 178 28 17.8 Samh Klein (HeeHn) 12 143 20 11.9 MaBMcOrrnolt(Nori) 9 140 24 18.6 Emily Tonn (Heelan) 12 140 17 11.7 BfyinDy(EasQ 11 156 28 143 Apr! Sailors (SSC) 9 95 24 106 JOouM(Wl) 10 124 22 12.4 AmyFotanrJftfVMQ 11 114 19 10.4 Kevin Farrsll (North) 9 107 17 11.9 Brand! Orison (East) 12 120 20 10 0 DanCarison(SSC) 14 157 19 11.2 Kelly Everett (SSC) 9 72 12 6.0 Jason Foster (Em) 11 118 24 10.8 Cheryl Mthnk (SSC) 9 72 16 8 0 Josh Kennedy (Heelan) 11 118 18 10 8 MtyMcWilirr(EaH) 12 93 14 7.6 Brett fWimond (SSC) 13 133 18 102 Sarah Tonn (Heelan) 12 93 16 7.6 Chad Haying (Heelan) 12 121 25 10.1 JenioTaflOiVeia 11 66 11 7.9 FellptTovir(Weit) 10 64 16 9.4 Jennifer Backtrom(WeQ 11 82 11 7.5 Rick Barrett (Heelan) 12 112 18 8.3 NjcklUoyd (Heelan) 12 77 18 6.4 ChriiRrjoney(HeHn) 7 86 17 8 0 Jill Berkenpu (East) 12 67 14 6.6 Matt Chatham (North) 9 66 16 7.6 MeHrw Bjortt (Heelan) 12 61 12 6.1 ArKVePkimmer(Weil) 10 76 16 7.6 HolryVortherrm (Eat) 12 61 10 6.1 Wednesday NAIA Women's Division I Th top 26 teams In th NAIA Division I women's basketball poll: Record Pta Pv 1 Southern Nazaren (21) 19- 0 649 1 2. Arkansas Tech (1) 2 610 2 3.
Union 1 499 4 4. Auburn-Montgomery. 22- 1 466 6 8. Southwestern Oklahoma 15- 3 465 3 8. David Lipscomb 17- 2 450 6 7.
Belmont 16- 2 389 7 8. Wayland 14- 6 375 8 9. Montevallo 4 365 9 10. Claflln 3 324 10 11. Southeastern Oklahoma 11- 2 2S4 12 12.
We jlrxn 15- 2 239 14 13. Rio Grande 17- 3 220 16 14. Simon Freser 4 216 13 15. Oklahoma City 13- 6 200 11 16. Phillips.
16- 3 163 17. Campbellsvllle 133 17 18. Oklshoma Baptist 2 119 20 19. St Martin's 15- 6 117 16 20. Northern 18-6 113 18 21.
Rockhurst 14- 2 106 19 22. 10- 6 90 23 23. Xavier 14- 3 88 24 24. (tie) Fresno Peclfic 12- 6 83 Louisiana College 10- 8 63 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6 00: Solon Hall at Miami (ESPN) 7:00: Iowa at Northwestern (KTTV), DePaul at Aiabama-8irmingham (WGN) 8:00: North Carolina at Florida State (ESPN) NBA BASKETBALL J5: suns at Hawks (TBS) Thursday Subect To Change Tlmea P.M. Unless Noted Note: Some network sports programs are earned live on Sioux City cable channel 38, local access, Tuesday COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8:00: Lt Saile vs.
Pennsylvania (MSC) 8 30: Illinois at Wisconsin (ESPN) 8:00: St. Joseph's vs. Temple (MSC) 8:30: Alabama at Auburn (ESPN) NBA BASKETBALL 7:00: Suns at Knicka (TNT) OOLf 3:00: Phoenix Open (ESPN) COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8:30: Massachusetts at Cincinnati (ESPN) 7:00: Purdue at Penn Slate (MSC) 8:30: USC at California (ESPN) 8:00: Wyoming at Brigham Young. Hp (MSC) 10:30: UNLV at (MSC) NOTE: Scoring totals are unofffcia and player their team's games to quality..
