Scoreboard For sports results, call 377,2233 National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Streak Home Away Conf Boston 32 13 711 Lost 19- 3 13-10 23-10 Philadelphia 20 23 465 11. Lost 1 15- 6 5-17 11-15 Washington 17 25 405 Lost 3 13-10 4-15 12-18 New York 16 28 .364 Won 2 15- 8 1-20 12-19 New Jersey 10 34 .227 Lost 2 9-14 1-20 4-24 Central Division Atlanta 30 15. .667 Won 1 17- 2 13-13 18- 9 Detroit 25 16 .610 3 Lost 15- 4 10-12 18-10 Chicago 27 18 .600 3 Won 1 17- 6 10-12 18-12 Milwaukee 22 20 .524 Won 1 15- 7 7-13 14-11 Cleveland 23 22 511 7 Lost 16- 8 7-14 13-15 Indiana 22 22 500 Won 1 16- 6 6-16 13-13 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pct GB Streak Home Away Conf Dallas 28 15 651 Lost 4 16- 4 12-11 20-10 Denver 26 17 .605 2 Won 4 17- 3 9-14 17-11 Houston 25 17 .595 Won 3 16- 4. 9-13 17-11 Utah 22 22 500 Won 4 17- 5 5-17 15-12 San Antonio 18 23 439 9 Lost 1 15- 7 3-16 14-15 Sacramento 14 29 .326 14 Won 1 12-13 2-16 10-21 Pacific Division L.A. Lakers 35 8 .814 Won 7 20- 2 15- 6 26- Portland 26 16 .619 Lost 1 19- 4 7-12 16-11 Seattle 25 20 .556 11 Lost 4 18- 3 7-17 15-15 Phoenix 13 29 310 Lost 10 9-11 4-18 8-22 Golden State 10 32 238 Won 1 8-11 2-21 6-19 L.A.
Clippers 10 32 238 Lost 6 8-13 2-19 8-21 Sunday's Game East All-Stars 138, West 133 NBA ALL-STAR GAME MVPs 1988 Michael Jordan, Chicago 1987 Tom Chambers, Seattle 1986 Isiah Thomas, Detroit 1985 Ralph Sampson, Houston 1984 Isiah Thomas, Detroit 1983 Julius Erving, Philadelphia 1982 Larry Bird, Boston 1981 Nate Archibald. Boston 1980 George Gervin, San Antonio 1979 David Thompson, Denver 1978 Randy Smith, Buffalo 1977 Julius Erving, Philadelphia 1976 Dave Bing, Detroit 1975 Walt Frazier, New York 1974 Bob Lanier, Detroit 1973 Dave Cowens, Boston 1972 Jerry West, Los Angeles 1971 Lenny Wilkins, Seattle 1970 Willis Reed, New York 1969 Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati 1968 Hal Greer, Philadelphia 1967 Rick Barry, San Francisco 1966 Adrian Smith, Cincinnati 1965 Jerry Lucas, Cincinnati 1964 Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati 1963 Bill Russell, Boston 1962 Bob Pettit, St. Louis 1961 Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati 1960 Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia 1959 Elgin Baylor, Minneapolis: Bob Pettit, St. Louis 1958 Bob Pettit, St. Louis 1957 Bob Cousy.
Boston 1956 Bob Pettit, St. Louis 1955 Bill Sharman, Boston 1954 Bob Cousy, Boston 1953 George Mikan, Minneapolis 1952 Poul Arzin, Philadelphia 1951 Ed Macauley, Boston NBA ALL-STAR SCORING LEADERS A list of players with the most points scored in single NBA All-Star Game: 42, Will Chamberlain, Philadelphia, 1962. 40. Michael Jordan, Chicago, 1988. 38, Rick Barry, San Francisco, 1967.
34, Tom Chambers, Seattle, 1987. 34, Julius Erving, Philadelphia, 1984. 34, George Gervin, San Antonio, 1980. 32, Elgin Baylor, Los Angeles Lakers, 1962. 30, Isiah Thomas.
Detroit, 1986. 30. Julius Erving, Philodelphia, 1977. 30, Bob McAdoo. Buffalo, 1977.
30, Walt Frazier, New York Knicks, 1975. NBA ALL-STAR ASSIST LEADERS A list of players with the most assists in a single NBA All-Star Game: 22, Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers, 1984. 19, Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers. 1988. 16.
Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers. 1983. 15, Magic Johnson. Los Angeles Lakers, 1985. 15, Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers, 1986.
15, Isiah Thomas, Detroit, 1984. 15, Isiah Thomas, Detroit, 1988. 14, Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati, 1961. 13, Magic Johnson. Los Angeles Lakers, 1987.
13, Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati, 1962. 13, Bob Cousy. Boston. 1952. Prep basketball Here is how the teams ranked in the latest Associated Press Idaho high school basketball poll fared last week.
A-1 1. Pocatello, 14-2, defeated Blackfoot 70-65, defeated Bonneville 63-56. 2. Borah, 13-3, lost to Centennial 70-59, defeated Boise 50-45. 3.
Minico, 12-4, lost to Idaho Falls 82-76, defeated Twin Falls 66-53. 4. Blackfoot, 11-5. lost to Pocatello 70-65, lost to Idaho Falls 76-66. 5.
Caldwell, 12-4, defeated Mountain Home 49-43, defeated Capital 36-35. A-2 1. Jerome, 15-3, defeated Wendell 74-56, lost to Wood River 67-63. 2. Kuna, 14-3, defeated Bishop Kelly 49-43.
3. Wood River, 13-4, defeated Jerome 67-63, lost to Shoshone 65-61. Soda Springs, 14-4, lost to Snake River 74-69, defeated American Falls 62-54. 5. Wallace, 12-3, defeated Moscow 80-72.
A-3 1. Fruitland, 18-0, defeated New Plymouth 79-63, defeated McCall-Donnelly 73-69. 2. Lapwai, 15-0, defeated Kamiah 53-43, defeated Prairie 51-27. 3.
McCall-Donnelly, 14-3, defeated Parma 64-43, lost to Fruitland 73-69. 4. Sugar-Salem, 14-2, defeated West Jefferson 87-47, defeated Firth 92-60. 5. Decio, 11-6, lost to Filer 65-62, lost to Malad 68-52.
A-4 Mackay, 14-2, defeated North Gem 101- 48. 2. Mulian, 14-2, defeated North Idaho Christian (score not available). 3. Shoshone, 16-2, defeated Hansen 66-43, defeated Castleford 65-49, defeated Wood River 65-61.
4. Kootenai, 15-3, defeated Deary 67-66. 5. Richfield, 14-3, defeated Bliss 61-47, lost to Hagerman 57-48. SATURDAY'S GAMES BOYS Bear Lake 63, Marsh Valley 52 Borah 50, Boise 45 Buhl 96, Filer 64 Caldwell 36, Capital 35 Cascade 56, Garden Valley 44 Castleford 60, Raft River 51 Challis 80, West Jefferson 65 Centennial 49, Nampo 43 Gooding 64, Glenns Ferry 48 Grangeville 74, Timberline 44 Highland 73, Burley 54 Kamich 58, Potlatch 41 Kuna 49, Bishop Kelly 43 Lapwai 51, Prairie 27 Lewiston 62, St.
Maries 57 Malad 68. Decio 52 Meadows Valley 59, Council 47 Meridian 82, Mountain Home 55 Midvale 47, Cambridge 42 Pullman, Wash. 67, Coeur d'Alene 56 Salmon River 47, Clearwater Valley 32 Salmon 63, Rigby Jrs. 56 Shoshone 65, Wood River 61 Soda Springs 62, Americon Falls 54 Vallivue 71, Payette 56 Wallace 80, Moscow 72 Weiser 62, Middleton 52 Wendell 62, Kimberly 58 Girls Bonners Ferry 52, St. Maries 42 Golf PEBBLE BEACH NATIONAL PRO-AM PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.
(AP) Final scores and prize money Sunday from the $700.000 Pebble Beach National Pro Am golf tournament, played on the par-72 Pebble Beach Golf Links course (x-won sudden-death playoff): x-Steve Jones, $126,000 Bob Tway, 75.600 72-73-67-68-280 Greg Norman, 47,400 68-75-72-66-281 Tom Sleckmann, 27,562 69-68-75-70-282 Bernhard Longer, 27,562 72-67-70-73-282 Craig Stadler, 27.562 68-70-71-73--282 Jim Carter, 27,562 70-71-70-71-282 Mork Colcavecchi, 21,700 67-49-75-72-283 David Capipe, 18.900 70-76-68-70-284 Tom Mark 0 Watson, 18.900 18.900 69-63-7: 1-284 Skiing BOISE, Idaho IDAHO (AP) REPORT. the ski conditions for Saturday from Idaho's operating ski resorts: Bogus Basin 40 base, 52 midcourse, no new, partly cloudy, light winds. Brundage 50 base, 75 top, no new. Sun Valley 34 midcourse, 39 top, no new, partly cloudy, moderate winds. Schweitzer 56 base, 82 top, trace new, partly cloudy, light snow.
Grand Targhee 48 base, 144 top, no new, clear. Pomerelle 62 base, 81 top, no new. Silverhorn 31 base, 63 top, no new, mostly cloudy. Pebble Creek 49 base, no new. Kelly Canyon 40 midcourse, 45 top, no new, overcast.
Lookout Poss 50 base, 11 new in past week. Snow depth in inches refers to unpacked snow at the main run markers. New snow refers to snow within last 24 hours. U.S. ALPINE SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo.
(AP) Resuits Sunday of the men's giant stalom at the U.S. Alpine Ski Championships: 1, Tiger Shaw, Stowe, 2 minutes, 15.40 seconds. 2, Troy Watts, Breckenridge, 2:16.28. 3, Felix McGrath, Norwich, 2:16.58. 4, Bob Ormsby, Tahoe City, 2:17.43.
5, Jack Miller, Steamboat Springs, 2:17.78. 6, Alain Villiard, Canada, 2:18.18. 7, Barry Galvin, Stratton, 2:18.23. 8, Sandy Williams, Rochester, 2:18.38. 9, Joe Levins, East Burke, 2:18.46.
10, John Walsh, Olympic Valley, 2:18.78. 11, Jeff Sarchett, Sun Valley, Idaho, 2:18.88. 12, Kyle Wieche, Farmington, 2:18.97. 13, Tom Foote, Laconia, N.H., 2:19.06. 14, Peter Bosinger, Canada, 2:19.10.
15, David duch*esne, Canada, 2:19.82. NHL WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA Philadelphia 28 20 6 62 186 184 NY Islanders 26 21 6 58 207 188 Pittsburgh 24 24 57 218 224 Washington 24 25 180 172 New Jersey 24 27 192 216 NY Rangers 22 26 7 51 211 201 Adams Division Boston 33 19 5 71 217 177 Montreal 30 17 10 214 182 Buffalo 25 22 9 59 191 211 Hartford 23 25 53 170 180 Quebec 22 27 48 188 201 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Pts GF GA Detroit 27 19 8 62 217 182 St. Louis 25 24 5 55 185 183 Chicago -22 29 5 49 197 228 Minnesota 16 32 9 41 174 235 Toronto 15 32 9 39 201 238 Smythe Division Calgary 32 17 6 70 267 209 Edmonton 30 18 67 244 190 Winnipeg 23 22 55 204 202 Los Angeles 20 32 45 214 252 Vancouver 18 31 7 43 192 213 Sunday's Games Boston 6, New Jersey 3 N.Y. Rangers 6, Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 5, Quebec 5, tie Hartford 4, Toronto 2 Calgary al Los Angeles, (n) Today's Games No games scheduled New Boston Jersey 13 First Period-1, Boston, Linsemon 20 (Courtnall, Byers), 7:54. 2, Boston, Larson 7 (Keans), 11:02.
3, Boston. Neely 30 (Sweeney, Kluzak), 13:47. 4, New Jersey, Muller 28 (MacLean), 16:55. 5, Boston, Burridge 22 (Kasper), 19:38. Second Period 6, Boston, Kluzak 6 (Bourque, Lehman), 5:26.
7, New Jersey, Shanahan 7 (Cirella, Brickley), 10:32. Third Period 8. Boston, Neely 31 (Kasper, Thelven), 13:14 (pp), 9, New Jersey, Maley 4 (Shanahan, O'Callahan), 13:52. Shots on goal -New Jersey 7-9-7-23. Boston 12-4-4-20.
Goalies New Jersey, Chevrier. Boston, Keans (23-20). N. Y. Pittsburgh Rangers 13 First Period-1, New York, Cyr 4 (DeBlois), 1:11, 2, New York, Dionne 24 (Petit, Maciver), 7:33.
3, New York, Poddubny 32 (Dahlen, Maciver), 8:47. 4, New York, Malonev 6 (Poddubny, Patrick), 14:58 (pp), 5, Pittsburgh, Bodger 8 (Lemieux, Quinn), 16:05 (pp). Second Period 6. New York, Maciver 4 (Sandstrom, Petit), 4:59, 7, Pittsburgh, Cunneyworth 26 (Quinn). 7:41 (pp), Third Period-8, Pittsburgh, Simmer: 10 (Lemieux, Coffey), 4:52 (pp).
9, New York, Dahlen 19 (Mullen, Poddubny 6:05 (pp). Shots on goal -Pittsburgh 10-10-11-31. New York 16-9-9-34. Goalies--Pittsburgh, Meloche, Riggin. New York, Vanbiesbrouck.
A Chicago Quebec 1 05 Period-1, Quebec. Lafreniere 10 (A.Stastny, Richard), 3:57 (pp). 2, Chicago, Noonan 8 (Manson, Thomas). 7:15. 3, Chi- 1.
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1. STATE THE IDAHO STATESMAN, Boise Monday, February 8, 1988 cago, Larmer 24 (Savard, B. Murray), 11:10 (pp). 4, Quebec, P. Stastny 37 (Brown), 12:59.
5, Quebec. Richard 2 (A.Stostny, Lambert), 16:10 (pp), 6, Quebec, Goulet 30 (A.Stastny, Albelin), 19:34. Second Period-7, Chicago, Larmer 25 (Savard, Graham), 14:48 (pp). Third Period-8, Quebec, A.Stastny (Goulet. P.
Stastny), 3:06. 9, Chicago, Savard 32 (Cassidy), 5:20 (pp). 10, Chicago, B. Murray 4 (Graham. Thomas), 17:48.
Overtime- -None. Shots on goal--Chicago 8-6-9-4-27. Quebec. 13-9-8-3--33. Goalies- Chicago, Mason.
Quebec, Brunetta (27-22). A Toronto 2 Hartford 3 First Period-1, Toronto, Olzcyk 26 (Secord, Salming), 12:30 (pp). 2, Hartford, Francis 18 (Dineen, Turgeon), 18:42. 3, Toronto, Fergus 12 (Ihnacak, Salming), 19:31 (pp). Second Period- -None.
Third Period- Hartford, Francis 19 (Sheehy, Tippett), 7:30. 5, Hartford, Wilson 14 (Turgeon, Cote), 14:03 (pp). 6, Hartford, Wilson 15 (Turgeon, Cote), 15:13. Shots on goal- Toronto 6-6-4-16. Hartford 13-10-13-36.
Goalies--Toronto, Wregget. Hartford, Weeks. A- 13,914. Football PRO BOWL SERIES Year-by-year results of the Pro Bowl series, which the NFC leads 10-8: 1988 AFC 15, NFC 6. 1987 AFC 10, NFC 6.
1986 NFC 28, AFC 24. 1985 AFC 22, NFC 14. 1984 NFC 45, AFC 3. 1983 NFC 20, AFC 19. 1982 AFC 16, NFC 13.
1981 NFC 21, AFC 7. 1980 NFC 37, AFC 27. 1979 NFC 13, AFC 7. 1978 NFC 14, AFC 13. 1977 AFC 24, NFC 14.
1976 NFC 23, AFC 20. 1975 NFC 17, AFC 10. 1974 AFC 15, NFC 13. 1973 AFC 33, NFC 28. 1972 AFC 26, NFC 13.
1971 NFC 27, AFC 6. A list of the Most Outstanding Player Award-winners since the Pro Bowl began in 1971 (in 1971 and 72, an outstanding back and an outstanding lineman were chosen): 1988 Bruce Smith, DE, Buffalo, 1987 Reggie White, DE, Philadelphia. 1986 Phil Simms, QB, New York Giants. 1985 Mark Gastineau, DE, New York Jets. 1984 Joe Theismann, QB, Washington.
1983 Don Fouts, QB, San Diego, and John Jefferson, WR, Green Bay. 1982 Lee Roy Selmon, DE, Tampa Bay, and Kellen Winslow, TE, San Diego. 1981 Ed Murray, PK, Detroit. 1980 Chuck Muncie, RB, New Orleans. 1979.
Ahmad Rashad, WR, Minnesota. 1978 Walter Poyton, RB, Chicago. 1977. Mel Blount, DB, Pittsburgh. 1976 Billy "White Shoes" Johnson, WR, Houston.
1975 James Harris, QB, Los Angeles. 1974 Garo Yepremian, PK, Miami. 1973 O.J Simpson, RB, Buffalo. 1972 Back-Jan Stenerud, PK, Kansas City. Lineman-Willie Lanier, LB, Kansas City.
1971 Back-Mel Renfro, WR, Dallas. Lineman-Fred Carr, LB, Green Bay. The top 15 career goal leaders in the National Hockey League since 1927 (x-denotes active player): 1. Gordie Howe, Det-Har 801 2. x- Marcel Dionne, Det-LA-NYR 717 (tie) Phil Esposito, Chi-Bos-NY 717 Bobby Hull, Chi 610 5.
x-Wayne Gretzky, Edm 575 6. x-Mike Bossy, NYI 573 7. John Bucyk, Det-Bos 556 8. Maurice Richard, Mon 544 9. Stan Mikita, Chi 541 10.
Frank Mahovlich, Tor -Det-Mon 533 11. Guy Lafleur, Mon 518 12. Gilbert Perrault, Buf 512 13. Jean Beliveau, Mon 507 14. x-Lanny McDonald, Tor -Colo-Cal 491 (tie) Jean Ratelle, NY R-Bos 491 15.
Norm Ullman, Det-Tor 490 Active Players Closing In Bryan Trottier, NYI 457 Rick Middleton, NY R-Bos 447 Tennis BSU TWILIGHT OPEN Results of championship matches this weekend in the Boise State University Twilight Open. Men's Singles Mark Scribner, Ketchum, def. Lee Golway, Auckland, New Zealand, 6-3, 5-7, 6-2. Doubles L. Galway and Dave Tibbetts, Tyler, Texas, def.
M. Scribner and Chris Langdon, Boise, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4. Women's Singles Teri Croson, Olai, def. Jane Chi, Boise, 6-4, 6-1. Doubles T.
Croson and Tracey Bessin, Johannesburg, South Africa, def. Chris Shin, Boise, and Ronna Rhodes, Tyler, Texas, 6-1, 6-0 VIRGINIA SLIMS WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) Results Sunday of the $50,000 Virginia Slims of Wellinaton women's tennis tournament (se parentheses): Singles ampionship in (13), Canada, def. Katrina Agains, emuyu, 6-1, 6-1. On the air Television 5:30 p.m.-(ESPN): College basketball, Connecticut at Providence. 7:30 College basketball, Wisconsin at Minnesota.
Cable key ESPN-Cable WTBS-Cable 5: USA-Cable WGN-Cable 9, HBO-Cable 14; K-19-Ontario Cable 8. Radio 5 p.m. -(KSGR-AM): Idaho Sportstalk. 6:10 p.m.-(KBOI-AM): Inside on the Outdoors: Fish Game Report. Radio key KIDO-630; KBOI-670; KSEI-930; KGEMI 1140; KLIX-1310; KSGR-1340; KSRV-1380; KCID-1490; KEZY KXBQ KCIX KCID FM107.1.
Doubles Championship STOCK CARS Jill Hetherington, Canada, and Patty Fendick, Sacramento, def. Belinda Cordwell and Julie Richardson, New Zealand, 6-3, 6-3. Speed skating WORLD SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIPS MILWAUKEE (AP) Results and overall standings Sunday from the World Sprint Speed Skating Championships at the Wisconsin Olympic Ice Rink (all race distances in meters): Men 500-1, Dan Jansen, United States, 38.15. 2, Kimihiro Hamaya, Japan, 38.22. 3, Andre Bakhvalov, Soviet Union, 38.51.
4, Nick Thometz, United States, 38.68. 5, Erik Henriksen, United States, 38.70. 6, Uwe-Jens Me, East Germany, 38.72. 7, Jan Ykema, Netherlands, 38.74. 8, Yukihiro Mitani, 38.76.
9, Vitel Makovetski, Soviet Union, 38.83. 10, Jouko Vesterlund, Finland, 38.85. 11, Eric Flaim, United States, 38.96. 12, Guy Thibault, Canada, 38.98. 13, Yasumitsu Kanehama, Japan, 39.11.
14, Frode Ronning, Norway, 39.20. 15, Boris Repnine, Soviet Union, 39.36. 16, Hozumi Moriyamo, Japan, 39.39. 17, Born Hagen, Norway, 39.56. 18, Gaetan Boucher, Canada, 39.73.
19, Mike Richmond, Australia. 39.79, 20, Bioern Forslund, Sweden, 39.83. 21, Arle Loef, Netherlands, 39.83. 22, HansPeter Oberhuber, West Germany, 39.86, 23, Jerzy Dominik, Poland, 39.87. 24, Uew Streb, West Germany, 40.01.
25, Menno Boelsma, Netherlands, 40.03. 26, Andrea Hoffman, East Germany, 40.41. 27, Marc Vernier, France, 40.57. 28, Urpo Pikkupeura, Finland, 40.60. 29, Pascal Hinni, Switzerland, 40.65.
1,000 -1, Eric Flaim, United States, 1:17.30. 2, Kimihiro Hamaya, Japan, 1:17.66. 3, Andre Hoffman, East Germany, 1:17.77. 4, Erik Henriksen, United States, 1:17.93. 5, Uew-Jens Mey, East Germany, 1:17.93.
6, Don Jansen, United States, 1:18.01. 7, Guy Thibault, Canada, 1:18.31. 8, Jan Ykema, Netherlands, 1:18.36. 9, Nick Thometz, United States, 1:18.76. 10, Gaetan Boucher, Canada, 1:18.78.
11, Andre Bakhvalov, Soviet Union, 1:18.88. 12, Yasumitsu Kanehama, Japan, 1:18.89. 13, Biorn Hagen, Norway, 1:18.94. 14, Frode Ronning, Norway, 1:19.30. 15, Bioern Forslund, Sweden, 1: 19.40.
16, Yukirio Mitani, Japan, 1:20.09, 17, Mike Richmond, Australia, 1:20.12. 18, Urpo Pikkuperura, Finland, 1:20.35. 19, Vitel Makovetski, Soviet Union, 1:20.36. 20, Uew Streb, West Germany, 1:0.47. 21, Hozumi Morivama, Japan, 1:20.73.
22, Jouko Vesterlund, Finland, 1:20.78. 23, Arle Loef, Netherlar :5, 1:20.82. 24, Menno Boelsmo, Netherlands, 1:20.88. 25; Marc Vernie, France, 1:21.41. 26, Hens-Peter Oberhuber, West Germany, 1:21.57, 27, Pascal Hinni, Switzerland, 1:23.06.
28, Jerzy Dominik, Poland, 1:47.92.29, Boris Repkin, Soviet Union, 2:01.18. Auto racing COPPER WORLD CLASSIC PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Results of the four divisions of Sunday's $145,000 Copper World Classic at Phoenix International Raceway, with driver, hometown, laps completed and reason out if not running at finish: SUPERMODIFIEDS 1. Billy Vukovich 111, Coarsegold, 25; 2. Bob Bigiogni, Soledad, 25; 3.
Wally Pankratz, Yorba Linda, 25; 4. Ken Nichols, San Carlos, 25; 5. Dave Hamilton, Boise, Idaho, 25; 6. Doug Saunier, Navarre. Ohio, 25; 7.
Rex Beach, Orange Cove, 25; 8. Chuck Gurney, Livermore, 25; 9. Brian Smart, Clovis, Calif. 24; 10. J.T.
Ryals, Van Nuys, 24; 13. Ken Hamilton, Boise, Idaho, 24; 20. Willie Ransom, Boise, Idaho, 22; SPRINTS 1. Lealand McSpadden, Tempe, 25; 2. Bob Frey, Wickenburg, 25; 3.
Billy Boat, Phoenix, 25; 4. Brent Kaeding, San Jose, 25; 5. Randy Roberts, Broomfield, 25; 6. Chuck Becker, Redlands, 25; 7. Harold Evans, Littleton, 25: 8.
Billy Shuman, Mesa, Ariz. 25; 9. Terry Kawell, Colton, 23; 10. Marvin Mitchell, San Jose, 21; 21. Ken Hamilton, Boise, Idaho, 0, accident; 1.
Rick Carelli, Denver, 40; 2. Jerry Bowers, Meridian, Idaho, 40; J. Gary Collins, Bakersfield, 40; 4. Rick Crawford, Mobile, 40; 5. Raymond Neveau, Bueno Park, Calif.
40; 6. Troy Beebe, Modesto, 40; 7. Ron Esou, Son Diego, Calif. 40; 8. Danny Crafton, Tulare, 40; 9.
Randy Hollingsworth, Amarillo, 40; 10. Darrell Stewart, Cheyenne, 40; MIDGETS 1. Rich Vogler, Indianapolis, 25; 2. Ray Lawson, Fresno, 25; 3. Chuck Gurney, Livermore, 25; 4.
Bob Cicconi, Prospect Park, 25; 5. Rusty Rasmussen, Fresno, 25; 6. Billy Vukovich 111, Coarsegold, 25; 7. Hank Butcher, San Leandro, 25; 8. Jim Mahoney, Peru, 25; 9.
James Screeton, San Carlos, 25; 10. Jimmy Berg, Stanton, 25; 27. Randy Tolsma, Meridian, Idaho, 6, head gasket; BUSCH CLASH DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Results Sunday of the Busch Clash, with starting position in parentheses; hometown; type of car; laps completed; money won and winner's average speed in mph: 1. (2) Dale Earnhardt, Mooresville, N.C., Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, 20, 191.489.
2. (9) Davey Allison, Hueytown. Ford Thunderbird, 20, $21,000. 3. (8) Bobby Allison, Hueytown, Buick Regal, 20, $16,000.
4. (1) Geoff Bodine, Julian, N.C.. Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, 20, $23,000. 5. (6) Bill Elliott, Dawsonville, Ford Thunderbird, 20, $12,000.
6. (4) Rusty Wallace, Charlotte, N.C., Pontiac Grand Prix2 2, 20, $11,500. College basketball SATURDAY'S LATE GAMES FAR WEST Bakersfield St. 78, Cal Poly-Pomona 65 Cal Poly-SLO 56, Cal -Riverside 49, OT Cal-Irvine 70, Fullerton St. 65 Carroll, Mont.
87, Rocky Mountain 76 Chapman 81, Los Angeles St. 59 Claremont-Mudd 79, Whittier 69 Colorado Col. 136, Colorado Christian 102 Colorado St. 77, Texas- El Paso 63 Grand Canyon 90, Seattle Pacific 86, OT Hayward St. 83, Cal -Davis 73, OT Idaho 74, E.
Washington 64 LaVerne 74, Occidental 72 Linfield 90, E. Oregon 77 Loyola, Calif. 94, Santa Clara 93 Mesa, Colo. 77, S. Colorado 75 Metro St.
84, S. Utah 78 N.Mex. Highlands 79, Fort Lewis 66 Oregon Tech 88, Pacific, Ore. 53 Pepperdine 94, San Francisco 91 Portland 68, San Diego 64 Sonoma St. 78, Humboldt St.
72. St. Mary's, Cal. 77, Gonzaga 64, OT Stanislaus St. 103, Chico 93 Utah St.
82, Long Beach St. 75 W. Baptist 87, NW Nazarene 69 W. New Mexico 67, Adams St. 65 W.
Washington 83, Cent. Washington 80 Warner Pacific 87, NW Christian 64 Westmont 70, Point Loma 61 Willamette 94, Whitman 55 Volleyball MEN'S OPEN TOURNEY Results of the second annual men's open volleyball tournament, sponsored by Mountain Home Air Force Base. Team 1. Boise Inversion; 2. Mountain Home Air Force Base: 3.
Nompa Mansfield; Schedule COLLEGE Bronco Athletic Association luncheon at the Boise State Student Union Building, 12 noon. Men's Basketball Weber State at Louisiana 6:30 p.m. Blue Mountain Community College at Treasure Valley Community College. 7:30 p.m. Women's Basketball Boise State at Northern Arizona, 7 p.m.
TANK by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds 2. 6 SO YOU MEAN YES. I'M RETIRED NO BOUTS? YOU WON'T BE OFFENDED IT THIS TIME. PERMANENTLY NO MORE COMEBACKS? IF WE DROVE THIS STAKE RETIRED. THROUGH YOUR HEART? NEVER.
NEVER, NEVER, MAN, I'D DO THE NEVER. SAME THING MYSELF. 1:00 of I ski teams keep NCSA leads BAKER, Ore. The College of Idaho's men's and women's ski teams retained their leads in the National Collegiate Ski Association's Northwest Collegiate Conference, Eastern Division, following nordic and alpine competition at Anthony Lakes Friday and Saturday. Friday, the Coyotes took first place in the men's giant slalom, and second in the women's.
In Saturday's competition, the of I men's team took second in the 15-kilometer event, while the women finished second in the 10K. Both the men's and women's teams are ranked first in the NCSA area standings, and have qualified for the regional championships scheduled for Feb. 24-26 at Mount Bachelor in Bend, Ore. WOMEN'S GIANT SLALOM Team 1. Whitman College; 2.
of 3. Washington State; 4. Idaho State; 5. Rocky Mountain College. Individual 1.
Darcy Wahl, Whitman, 87.19; 2. Jennifer Kremer, PNW Ski Association (junior skier), 87.47; 3. Kathy Gans (C of 1) 87.49; 4. Kati Horner, PNW Ski Association (junior skier), 88.19; 5. Nanci Hale, RMC, 88.43.
6. Sheila Reuter, of 1, 88.69; 9. Stephenie Hanson, of 1, 89.11; 11. Teresa Martin, of 1, 89.28; 19. Panke, of 1, 92.08; 28.
Holly Ponath, of 1, 97.96. MEN'S GIANT SLALOM Team 1. of 2. Whitman; 3. Eastern Oregon State College; 4.
Rocky Individual 1. Gene Dwarkin, of 83.21; 2. Brent LaBounty, of 1, 83.46; 3. Andy Nygard, RMC. 83.87; 4.
Brad Jacobson, PNW Ski Association (iunior skier), 84.20; 5. Chris Arnist of 1, 84.90.; 14. Andrew Knowles, of 1, 86. 15. Brett Arsenault, of 87.05; 47.
Pischer, of 1, 103.52. Sports digest Olympic boycotters may face sanctions CALGARY, Alberta Nations that boycott the 1988 Summer Olympics might be denied shares of television rights 1 fees, International Olympic Committee spokeswoman Michele Verdier announced Sunday. The measure, approved by the IOC Executive Board in Calgary, was presented as a resolution by a special IOC commission. The group, comprised of IOC vice presidents, was formed to explore possible sanctions against nations that boycott future Olympic Games. The commission recommends that TV revenue, of which the IOC receives just 10 percent, "will be distributed solely to those (national Olympic committees) who take part," according to a written statement released 1 Sunday night.
There had been speculation the IOC would act more sternly to reduce boycotts after six out of 167 member nations said they will not attend the 1988 Games in Seoul, South Korea, including Cuba and North Korea. Talk had centered on banning boycotters from future Games. Tate, gas make explosive pair STAFFORD, England Frank Tate said he went out and took Tony Sibson's breath away. But the International Boxing Federation middleweight champion didn't count on some help from the challengers' fans, who filled the atmosphere with gas. Tate (22-0-0) sent Sibson into retirement with a smashing right hand that knocked out the Briton near the end of round 10 of a scheduled 12-rounder.
Some of Sibson's followers were involved in violent scenes before the fight. Some fans tried to gatecrash without tickets and exploded gas canisters as they fought with security officials. The fight was held up 10 minutes to allow the gas in the air to clear, and when it began, Tate showed his authority. Football Only quarterback John Elway and linebacker Karl Mecklenburg will be exempt from trade talks with other NFL teams during the off-season, according to Denver Bronco coach Dan Reeves. Bob Gilder, 13,300 71-72-74-68-285 Steve Pate, 13,300 70-74-74-67-285 Tommy Armr 111, 13,300 73-69-71-72-285 Hale Irwin, 13,300 73-70-69-73-285 Sandy Lyle, 13,300 74-65-73-73-285 Dick Mast, 13,300 72-71-68-74-285 Roy Biancalana, 9,450 76-70-70-70-286 Dan Pohl, 9,450 69-73-75-69-286 Andrew Magee, 9,450 75-68-72-71-286 Willie Wood, 9,450 70-71-73-72-286 Lanny Wadkins, 6,142 72-71-73-71-287 Howard Clark.
6,142 70-74-72-71-287 Rocco Mediate, 6,142 70-73-73-71-287 Joy Delsing, 6,142 72-70-76-69-287 Loren Roberts, 6.142 75-72-71-69-287 Dave Eichelberger, 6,142 75-68-70-74-287 Paul Azinger, 6,142 72-73-73-69-287 Ben Crenshow, 6,142 68-73-72-74-287 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 4,445 67-73-76-72-288 D.A.Weibring, 4,445 76-70-69-73-288 Greg 4,445 70-74-74-70-288 Gene Savers, 4,445 72-71-71-74-288 Bob Lohr, 3,386 70-75-71-73-289 Peter Jacobsen, 3,386 71-73-72-73--289 Robert Wrenn, 3,386 71-71-75-72-289 Lennie Clements, 3,386 70-75-72-72-289 Nick Price, 3,386 70-76-71-72-289 Mark Wiebe, 3,386 74-71-73-71-289 Rick Pearson, 3,386 73-70-75-71-289 Brett Upper, 3.386 71-70-71-77-289 Mark Lye, 2,314 71-72-71-76-290 Bill Britton, 2,314 72-70-73-75-290 Joey Sindelar, 2,314 75-73-70-72-290 Mike Hubert, 2,314 74-74-70-72--290 Joey Rassett, 2,314 70-74-72-74-290 Mike Donald, 2,314 70-73-74-73-290 Kenny Perry, 2,314 74-71-72-73-290 Bobby Wadkins, 1,710 76-68-73-74-291 David Ogrin, 1,710 70-71-75-75-291 Bill Sander, 1,710 70-71-77-73-291 Kikuo Arai, 1,710 73-73-72-73-291 Larry Rinker, 1,710 75-70-68-78-291 Chris Perry. 1,710 73-71-74-73-291 Danny Edwards, 1,603 72-71-73-76-292 Ken Brown, 1,603 72-73-73-74-292 Johnny Miller, 1,554 71-71-75-76 -293 Fuzzy Zoeller, 1,554 72-72-72-77--293 Dave Stockton, 1,554 73-73-72-75-293 Jay Don Blake, 1,554 78-71-69-75-293 Jim Hallet. 1,554 73-72-73-75--293 Bob Eastwood, 1,512 74-72-70-78--294 Mark Pfeil, 1.498 72-73-73-79 -297 Team Scores Prize Money For Pro Only Pohl-Marino, $7,000 64-63-64-64--255 Miller-Miller, Jr. 5,350 -257 Jones- Rheim, 5,350 62-60-66-69--257 Pearson-Crow.
4,400 68-63-62-65-258 Clements Aver, 3,633 63-65-67-65-260 Magee-Vickers, 3.633 69-60-63-68-260 65-67-67-61-260 Eastwood-Fisher, 2,900 64-67-64-66-261 Canipe-Warde, 2,900 67-68-61-65 261 Hulbert-Gatlin, 2,600 69-64-64-65-262 Armour-O Brien, 2,600 67-63-65-67-262 Byrum-Kirkland, 2,600 68-63-66-65-262 Normon-Pocker, 2,350 62-68-69-64-263 Azinger-Schmidt, 2,350 66-62-70-65-263 Lyle- Van Linge. 2,200 66-64-68-67-265 Wadkins-Lane, 1.850 70-61-69-66-266 Weibring-Brown, 1,850 68-65-64-69-266 Eichelbrgr-Erdmn. 1.850 69-63-68-66-266 Tway-Farley, 1,850 68-69-61-68-266 Pavin-Mahoney, 1,850 66-67-64-69-266 Norris-McCovey, 1,850 70-62-68-66-266 Wood-Sexson, 1,350 66-68-66-68--268 Perry-Humphreys, 1,350 67-65-68-68-268 Watson-Tatum. 1,350 64-68-68-68-268 Randolph 1,350 67-63-69-69-268 Cook -Robinson 66-70-64-69-269 Edwards- Penske 67-63-66-74-270 Green-Linstroth 67-67-65-72-271 Archer -Street 65-66-69-71-271 LPGA MAZDA CLASSIC BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) Final scores and prize money Sunday from the $200.000 LPGA Mazda Classic.
played on the yard. par-72 Stonebridge Golf and Country club: Nancy Lopez, $30,000 69-68-71-75-283 M. Figueros-Dotti, 18,500 70-70-72-73-285 Juli Inkster, 8,434 74-71-75-68-288 Heather Farr, 8,434 70-74-73-71-288 Jan Stephenson, 8,433 72-71-71-74-288 Patty Sheehan, 8,433 71-72-71-74-288 Amy Benz, 8,433 69-72-73-74-288 Martha Foyer, 8,433 71-70-72-75-288 Lauri Peterson, 4,054 72-75-71-71-289 Kathy Postlewait, 4,054 70-73-73-73-289 Amy Alcott. 4,053 70-73-72-74--289 Patti Rizzo, 4,053 67-72-76-74-289 Rosie Jones, 3,007 71-72-76-71-290 Deedee Lasker, 3,007 71-75-72-72-290 Janet Coles. 3,007 74-69-73-74-290 Beverly Klass, 3,007 71-73-71-75-290 Julie Cole, 2,407 71-75-74-71-291 Nina Foust, 2,407 76-72-71-72-291 Colleen Walker, 2,407.
72-70-76-73-291 M.Spencer-Devlin. 2,407 70-73-73-75-291. Betsy King, 2,407 71-68-77-75-291 JoAnne Corner, 1.926 74-71-76-71-292 K. Baker-Guadagnn, 1,926 71-73-76-72-292 Cathy Morse. 1,925 73-72-74-73-292 Laurie Rinker, 1,925 72-74-72-74-292 Deb Richard.
1,925 74-70-72-76-292 Cathy Marino, 1,925 70-74-70-78-292 M.J. Smith, 1,617 74-74-74-71-293 Kelly Ledbetter, 1,617 75-72-75-71-293 Ok -Hee Ku, 1,617 71-72-77-73 -293 Dawn Coe. 1,617 72-68-78-75-293 Bonnie Lauer, 1,452 73-75-72-74-294 Robin Walton, 1.452 73-71-76-74-294 Vicki Fergon, 1,352 74-73-72-76 -295 Missie McGeorge, 1,352 68-72-74-81-295 Chris Johnson, 1,202 73-74-76-73-296 Mary Murphy, 1,202 75-72-74-75-296 Patty Jordan, 1,202 72-74-73-77-296 Sandro Spuzich, 1,202 70-71-77-78-296 Sherri Steinhover, 949 76-72-77-72-297 Jane Crafter, 949 74-74-75-74 -297 Donna Caponi, 949 73-72-76-76-297 Tammie Green, 948 72-72-76-77-297 Marci Bozarth, 948 72-73-73-79--297. Jody Rosenthal, 948 69-71-76-81-297 Hollis Stacy, 948 71-72-72-82-297 Liselotte Neumann. 767 75-73-75-75 -298 N.Scranton Brown, 766 74-72-74-78-298 Kathy Whitworth, 654 Dottie Mochrie, 654 74-74-77-74-299 Danielle Ammaccon, 653 74-72-79-74-299 Margaret Ward, 653 73-72-74-80-299 Jill Briles, 473 77-71-77-75-300 Alice Ritzman, 473 73-75-77-75-300 Dot Ger main, 472 Sandro Palmer, 472 73-73-76-78-300 Kim Shipman, 472 76-71-74-79-300 Mary Bth Zmmrmn, 472 76-72-71-81-300 Jerilyn Britz, 472 74-68-76-82-300 Jane Geddes, 472 72-71-74-83-300 Mindy Moore, 336 Myra Blackwelder, 336 74-71-76-80-301 Donna White, 336 70-72-74-85-301 Therese Hession, 296 74-71-79-78-302 Terry Jo Myers, 296 72-74-74-82-302 Trish Johnson, 296 68-71-76-87-302 Lenore Rittenhouse, 276 77-70-77-79-303 Martha Nause, 261 71-76-81-76-304 Barbro Mizrahie, 261 74-74-77-79-304 Joan Pitco*ck, 246 72-75-74-84-305 Rebecca Ward, 236 75-71-79-83-308 Sue Erti, 226 72-75-83-79-309 Nancy Taylor, 221 74-73-82-83-312 Transactions BASKETBALL NBA NBA-Named Julius Erving to the board of directors of NBA International.
HOCKEY NHL HARTFORD WHALERS Fired, Jack Evans, head coach. Named Pleau head coach. MINNESOTA NORTH STARS-Announced the resignation of Joel Sutherland, promotions director, effective Friday. NEW YORK ISLANDERS Recalled Rovdon Gunn, goaltender, from Baltimore of the American Hockey TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS--Fired Gerry McNamara, general manager. COLLEGE DUQUESNE-Suspended Pete Freeman, center.
from the basketball leom for seven games for receiving $1,200 in summer wages from a booster. Air Force's Outland Trophy winner Chad Hennings, who was accepted last week for flight-training school, will be piloting a jet fighter through the wild blue yonder rather than sacking NFL quarterbacks on the gridiron. Baseball Pitcher Mike Moore, who had sought $565,000 for the 1988 season, has lost his salary arbitration case with the Seattle Mariners. Horse racing Alysheba, winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness last year, opened his campaign as a 4- year-old with a convincing three-length victory in the $500,000 Charles H. Strub Stakes at Santa Anita.
Skiing A U.S. Ski Association board rejected Mike Brown's appeal of his exclusion from the U.S. Olympic team, and Brown said he probably won't pursue the matter further. Tiger Shaw, reclaiming a title he had won three times previously, built a full-second cushion on the field after a blistering first run and cruised to victory in the men's giant slalom at the U.S. Alpine Ski Championships at Copper Mountain, Colo.
Auto racing I Dale Earnhardt, picking up where he left off last season, charged to victory in the Busch Clash at Daytona Beach, and earned $75,000. Tim Richmond, who was suspended from competition by NASCAR, denied using drugs and underwent a second drug test in an effort to clear himself. Golf Nancy Lopez overcame a 25 mph wind and three bogeys in the first seven holes of the final round for a two-stroke victory and the $30,000 first prize in the $200,000 Mazda Classic at Boca Raton, Fla. Hockey Gerry McNamara was fired as general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Idaho digest ISU women nip Reno 73-72 Team 1.
Whitman 293.23; 2. WSU 338.00; 3. of 349.22. Individual 1. Tina Gini, Whitman, 96.11; 2.
Darci Wahl, Whitman, 96.56; 3. Lisa Picatti, WSU, 4. Stacy Cummings, WSU, 99.80; 5. Rene Delint, PNW Ski Association (iunior 13. Kathy Ganns, of 1, 106.41; 14.
Liesl skier), 100.00; 11. Holly Ponath, of 1, 106.13; Panke, of 108.49; 18. Sheila Reuter, of 1, 134.32; 27. Teresa me Martin, of 140.82. MEN'S SLALOM WOMEN'S SLALOM Team of 273.20; 2.
Eastern Oregon 286.80; 3. Rocky Mountain College 288.18; 4. Whitman 290.61. Individual 1. Brent LaBounty, of 1, 88.78; 2.
Gene Dwarkin, of 1, 91.43; 3. Chris Arnis, of 1, 92.99; 4. Mats Hielm, WSU, 93.34; 5. Bret Arsenault, of 1, 93.60; 15. Andrew Knowles, of 1, 96.95; 18.
Peter Fischer, of 1, 99.08. WOMEN'S 10K Team 1. Central Oregon Community College 2. College of Idaho 18; 3. Pacific Lutheran 22; 4.
Whitman 40; 5. Washington State 57. Individual 1. Paivi Kallio, COCC. 2.
Riikka Salonen, COCC; 3. Kristi Lontz, of 1, 4. Lori Messenger, PLU, 30.26; 5. Steni Booth, Whitman, 6. Cindy Chaney, of 1, 9.
Diana Chalfant-Morrison, of 1, 13. Liz Pendi, of 1, 34:40. MEN'S 15K Team 1. COCC 10: 2. of 27; 3.
PLU 28; 4. EOSC 33; 5. WSU 45; 6. Whitman 47. Individual 1.
Jim Ely, COCC, 2. Erik Martin, of 1, 3. Kip Drobish, EOSC, 4. Joe Pendergast, COCC, 5. Shannon Reitan, 6.
Joel Harrison, of 1, 19. Dean Benson, of 1, 49:27. WOMEN'S RELAY Team 1. COCC 2. of 15; 3.
PLU 24; 4. WSU 33; 5. Whitman 42 MEN'S RELAY Team 1. COCC 2. of 15; 3.
PLU 24; 4. EOSC 33: 5. WSU 42; 6. Whitman 51. OVERALL WOMEN'S NORDIC Team 1.
COCC 15; 2. of 33; 3, PLU 46; 4. Whitman 82; 5. WSU 90. OVERALL MEN'S NORDIC 1.
CACC 16; 2. of 42; 3. PLU 52; 4. Eastern Oregon 66; 5. WSU 87; 6.
Whitman 98. Kalmes, Droege win Cup Jere Kalmes of Park City Ski Club and Karoline Droege of Sun Valley Ski Club won the overall men's and women's competitions in the 38th annual Cranston Cup at Bogus Basin. The two-day slalom event, which ended Sunday, consisted of two slalom runs each day. Droege posted the top women's time of 1:42.77 Sunday and claimed the women's overall title with a combined two-day score of 2:83.73. Chris Arnis of the College of Idaho ski team recorded the top men's score Sunday with a time of 1:34.52, but Kalmes had the best cumulative time for the two day event The top Bogus Basin skiers on Sunday were Jennifer King (7th, 1:49.53) and Mark Harris (39th, SUNDAY'S RESULTS WOMEN 1.
Karoline Droege, Sun Valley, 2. Heidi Hailer, Valley, 3. Bristol Sorensen, Park City West. 7. Jennifer King, Bogus Basin, 1:49.53.
MEN 1. Chris Arnis, College of Idaho, 2. David Kong, Romark Ski Academy, 3. Jere Kalmes, Park City, 39. Mark Harris, Bogus Basin, 1:40.72.
OVERALL WOMEN 1. Droege, Sun Valley, 2:83.73 MEN Kalmes, Park City, 2:69.84. RENO, Nevada Alison Verona hit a pair of free throws in the closing seconds Saturday night as Idaho State University beat Nevada- Reno 73-72 in Mountain West Athletic Conference women's basketball. Idaho State, which trailed at halftime 40-33, tied the game at 58 with 17 minutes left in the second half and took the lead until 2:34 left when Nevada-Reno tied the score. Verona, who led the Bengals with 22 points, canned her free throws and Nevada-Reno got the ball with nine seconds left and a chance to win the game.
But ISU's Nancy Imhoff deflected a Wolf Pack pass, and seconds later Coryna Truitt knocked away a second Nevada-Reno pass and the Bengals (7-10, 2-6) recovered to preserve their second league win. Wolf Pack center Dawn Pitman led all scorers with 27 points. Nevada-Reno is 1-6 in league, 8-10 overall. IDAHO STATE (73) Broussard 4 1-3 9, Murphy 4 1-3 9, Imhoff 4 2-2 10, Verona 10 2-2 22, Truitt 8 0-0 16, Garver 1 0-0 2, Matte 1 0-0 2, Zeman 1 1-2 3. Totals: 33 7-12 73.
NEVADA-RENO (72) Smith 2 1-1 5, Harris 5 4-5 14, Bradshaw 5 1-1 12, Hall 6 0-0 12, Pitmon 12 27, Yoder 1 0-0 2, Hagen 0 0-1 0. Totals: 31 9-15 72. Halftime: Nevada-Reno 40, Idaho State 33. Total fouls: Idaho State 17, Nevada- Reno 15. Fouled out: Nevada Reno Hall.
Rebounds: Idaho State 40 (Verona 17); Nevada-Reno 33 (Pitman 15). Three-point goals: Nevada-Reno Bradshaw 1. Technical foul: Nevada-Reno 1. Boise's Keene wins TKO EMMETT Local favorite Kenny Keene pleased a standing-room-only crowd at the Emmett National Guard Armory Saturday night with a second-round technical knockout over three-time Montana Golden Glove Champion Ron Trombley in a 178-pound bout. Keene, who competes for the Boise Boxing Club, decked his opponent late in the second round.
Trombley beat the count, but the referee stopped the fight. 75 Lucas Goins, Kuna, dec. Mark Everton, Boise, 95 Lucas Corder, Boise, dec. Sam Legg, Kuna. 95 Jeremiah Goins, Kuna, dec.
Scott Carnell, Jerome. 106 Brian McNabb. Pocatello, dec. Jake Forrey, Kuna, 106 150505 Ibarra, Caldwell, TK0, 2nd, Carl Mosser, St. Anthony.
112 Brian Amberg, Boise, dec. Levi Goins, Kuna. 120 James VanZante, Boise, dec. Rob Miller, Pocatello. 120 Ron Emery, Pocatello, dec.
Brian Redtfeldt, Boise. 125 Ross Saldano, Caldwell, dec. Ron Carnell, Jerome. 125 Tico Garcia, Caldwell, dec. Melvin Carnell, Jerome, 135 Eddie Green, Boise, dec.
Johnny Valdez, Jerome. 178. Kenny Keene, Boise, TK0, 2nd, Ron Trombley, Browninb, Mont. 180-4 Troy Hatfield, Kuna, TK0, 2nd, Denny Young, St. Anthony..
