t2 Herald-Times-Reporter, Manitowoc-Two Rivers, Wis. March 22, 1981 Sports Briefs 1 AVF.w (A 7 i 1 -r a If "'lliliM fill; i Staff photo by Ron ho*rth 'Old Timers' wrestle in Kewaunee The Kewaunee Wrestling Association's Old Kliehaus, Chilton, 150-pounds and Mike Timer's Tournament was held Saturday in the Fritsch, Greenleaf, 145-pounds and (front left Kewaunee High School. Area winners (above) to right) Tom Sixel, Newton, 220-pounds and among the 70 entries included (back left to John Degeneffe, Chilton, 180-pounds. At right, right) Bernie LaCaptain, Mishicot, 132-pounds; Sixel battles with Tom Myrin of Criyitz. Sixel Mark Wall, Greenleaf, 170-pounds; John won the match in overtime.
Lopez-Melton Sports ScOTeboairdl lead maintains NHL NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Campbell Conference Patrick Division Major league baseball Exhibition Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE T. GF. 42 17 13 321 39 22 13 299 37 23 13 302 26 34 12 285 22 33 17 259 NY. Islanders Philadelphia Calgary N.Y. Rangers Washington GA Pts 239 97 237 91 258 87 297 64 295 61 247 100 288 73 266 71 300 62 313 50 358 30 Smythe Division X-St.
Louis 42 15 16 322 Chicago 29 29 15 283 Vancouver 27 28 17 256 Edmonton 24 34 14 286 Colorado 20 42 10 229 Winnipeg 9 52 12 244 Wales Conference Norris Division X-Boston 59 18 .766 x-Philadelphia 99 19 .756 x-NewYork 48 30 .615 ll'i Washington 35 42 .455 24 New Jersey 24 53 .312 35 Central Division y-Milwaukee 56 22 .718 X-Chicago 41 37 .326 15 X-Indiana 41 37 .526 15 Atlanta 30 47 .390 25 'i Cleveland 28 49 .364 27'i Detroit 20 57 .260 35' Western Conference Midwest Division y-San Antonio 49 28 .636 Kansas City 37 40 .481 12 Houston 36 41 .468 13 Denver 33 44 .429 16 Utah 27 50 .351 22 Dallas 14 64 .179 35', Pacific Division X-Phoenix 54 22 .711 x-Los Angeles 50 26 .658 4 Portland 41 36 .532 13'i Golden State 37 39 .487 17 San Diego 35 42 .455 194 Seattle 33 44 .429 21 'i y-clinched division title x-clinched playoff berth Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Hartford 40 20 12 302 211 92 38 23 11 297 258 87 27 34 11 279 318 65 19 36 17 267 334 55 19 36 16 228 295 54 Pet. California 7 2 .778 Kansas City 6 2 .750 Oakland 8 3 .727 Detroit 10 6 .625 New York 6 4 .600 Chicago 6 5 .545 Texas 8 5 .545 Seattle, 7 8 .538 Minnesota 8 7 .533 Cleveland 7 7 .500 Milwaukee 6 6 .500 Baltimore 4 5 .444 Boston 7 .417 Toronto 5 7 417 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. Montreal 7 3 .700 Cincinnati 6 3 .667 Pittsburgh 6 3 .667 Philadelphia 5 4 .556 San Diego 5 4 .556 New York 4 5 .444 Chicago 5 8 .385 Los Angeles 4 7 .364 St. Louis 3 8 .333 Houston 3 8 .273 San Francisco 3 8 .273 Atlanta 3 9 .250 Lategamenot Included Detroit Buffalo Adams Division Prep basketball MILWAUKEE MADISON (77) Gill 2 3-4 7, Hazel 3 0-2 6, Flowers 7 74 21, Wright 6 2-4 14, C. Johnson 9 5-5 23, Farmer 2 04 4, Thompson 0 04 0, T.
Scott 0 04 0, C. Scott 1 04 2, McHugh 0 04 0, Puryear 0 04 0, K. Johnson 0 04 0. Totals 30 17-23 77. WAU8AU WEST (SO) Pieper0 04 0, Walters 3 1-2 7, Gross 11.
8-7 28, Barnetzke 1 04 2, Kerr 2 04 4, Lambrecht 1 64 8, Penn 3 1-1 7, O'Hearn 1 2-3 4, Chamberlain 0 04 0, DeBroux 0 0-1 0, Hansen 0 04 0, Henkelman 0 0-10. Totals 22 16-21 60. LADYSMITH (47) Swanke 2 2-4 6, Carlson 3 04 Schnei-derwent 4 04 8, Jim Closs 1 3-5 5, Jeff Closs 6 0-2 12, Rongstad 2 04 4, Szalecki 2 04 4,. Bouzard 1 04 2. Totals 21 5-11 47.
CUBA CITY (52) Tranel 7 24 16, Timmerman 3 34 9, Wagner 4 4-7 12, Shaffer 0 4-4 4, Beinborn 4 3-4 11, Gile 0 04 0. Totals 18 16-24 52. LADYSMITH 19 10 10 8 47 CUBA CITY 14 19 9 10 52 Fouled Out-Rongstad. Total Fouls-Lady-smith 18, Cuba City 11. WAUSAUKEE (51) Dorman 0 0-1 0, Lanich 3 3-5 9, Derouin 3 2-2 8, Ranallo 10 2-3 22, Haulotte 4 04 8, Buckner 1 2-4 4, Gruszynski 0 04 0, Maye 0 04 0, Sandifer 0 04 0.
Totals 21 9-15 51. IOWA-GRANT (51) Place 3 04 6, Weittenhiller 6 3-8 15, Pope 0 04 0, M. Hagen 5 84 18, S. Hagen 4 44 12, Matthews 1 84 8, Warne 0 04 0, Bishop 0 04 0, Merwin 0 04 0. Totals 19 Wausaukee 8.12.11.22-51 Iowa-Grant 16.14.15.2099 Fouled out Lanich.
Total fouls Wausaukee 21, Iowa Grant 14. College basketball 35 17 19 291 215 89 34 27 12 291 254 80 31 25 17 258 240 79 27 30 15 280 291 69 25 35 12 292 337 62 Boston Minnesota Quebec Toronto Saturday's Games Toronto 8, Detroit 5 Texas 7, Baltimore 6 Philadelphia 6, Chicago (AL) 1 Minnesota 6, Houston 2 New York (AL) 5, Atlanta (SS) 2 Cincinnati 10, Boston 9, 10 innings Los Angeles 6, Montreal 4 St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 Oakland 5, Cleveland 4 San Diego 10, Seattle 5 San Francisco 9, Chicago (NL) 4 Milwaukee 4, California 2 New York (NL) vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach, (n) At Fort Lauderdale, Fla Atlanta (SS) 011 000 000-2 4 4 New York (A) 100 210 Olx-5 10 0 Garber, Camp (6), Bradford (8) and Nahorodny, Saferight (6); Righetti, Nelson (5), Davis (8) and Oates, Espino (8). W-Righetti.
L-Garber. Late games not included Friday's Games Boston 128, Washington 116 New York 110, Indiana 107 New Jersey 108, Atlanta 96 Milwaukee 104, Detroit 86 Dallas 126, Denver 125 San Antonio 114, Kansas City 111, OT Chicago 120, Philadelphia 108 Los Angeles 133, Seattle 119 Portland 107, Houston 103 Saturday's Uames New York 119, Cleveland 105 Dallas 105, Utah 95 Los Angeles at Portland, (nl Phoenix at Golden State, (n) Sunday's Games Chicago at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia Atlanta at Washington Houston at Kansas City San Diego at San Antonio Utah at Denver Cleveland at Indiana Milwaukee at New Jersey Los Angeles at Golden State Seattle at Phoenix Monday's Games No games scheduled TPCGolf PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Third-round scores Saturday in the Tournament Players Championship on Greater Midwest tourney is April 4-5 TWO RIVERS The Seventh Annual Sacred Heart Athletic Association's 1981 Greater Midwest Wrestling Tournament for kindergarten through eighth graders will be held April 4-5 at Two Rivers Washington High School. The kindergarten through sixth grade wrestlers will have registration and weigh-in from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., April 4, and will compete that day.
The seventh and eighth graders will wrestle April 5 after registration between 8 a.m. amd 10 a.m. that same day. An entry fee of $3 is required for each wrestler, and a signed waiver must be submitted in order to compete. Awards will be given to the top four wrestlers in the championship bracket, and the top performer in the consolation round.
Four team trophies will be awarded each day. There will be four weight classes for kindergarten through second grade; 19 classes for the third and fourth grade divisions; 22 weight classes for the fifth and sixth and, 13 for the seventh and eighth grade division. The event is co-sponsored by the Two Rivers Recreation Department. For more information contact Bob Kaminski, 18l6-26th Two Rivers, 54241, or call (414) 793-2078. Erickson, Censky lead way Paula Erickson and Gerald Censky paced the Lakeshore Area honor roll today.
Erickson rolled a 591 series in the Rudy's Harmony League, while Censky's 643 topped the Elks American League. Susie Kruse, bowling in the Rudy's Harmony League, had the roll's high game with a 234. Cage tourney approaches REEDSVILLE The Fourth Annual Reedsville Athletic Association's Open Basketball Tournament-will be held April 5-12 at the Reedsville High School and Elementary gymnasiums. An entry fee of $40, along with team rosters, must be submitted no later than March 28 to the tournament directors. The directors are: Harold Wenzel, Route 2, Brillion, 54110, 772-4118; Gary Pautz, Reedsville, 54230, 754-4605; and Pat Nate, Reedsville, 54230, 754-4215.
All games will be played according to WIAA rules and teams must have numbered jerseys of a similar color. While there are no roster restrictions, the Reedsville Athletic Association reserves the right to accept or reject entries, and roster changes must be approved prior to the playing of the first game. The tournament will be a consolation-type event, and team and individual awards will be presented. Raider wrestlers place BEAVER DAM The Two Rivers grade school wrestlers took eight firsts, seven seconds, and six thirds in a meet here Saturday. First-place winners were Dan Wirnsberger, Dave Wirnsberger, Chad Daffner, Scott LeCoque, Jason Ahmdt, Jim Messman, Tom Carron, and Mike LeClair.
The second-place finishers included Kevin Shillcox, Steve Webster, Andy Krueger, Chris Ur-banek, Randy Wanek, Wayne Taylor, and Lee Jac-quardt. Tom Messman, Jason Anderson, Larry Daffner, Eric Cyr, Kenny Shillcox, and Jeff Kintopf all finished third, while Paul Seminar, Nicky Rogne, Ken Bartz, Nick Novachek, Mike Wasilkoff, and Brian Storzer were fourth-place finishers. The wrestlers will be in action again next Saturday at Brillion. USWlF meet nears MADISON The United States Wrestling Federation's Central Junior Freestyle Wrestling Championships, along with the USWF's Open Greco-Roman and Freestyle Championships, will be held Thursday through Sunday at the University of Wisconsin Fieldhouse in Madison. The junior tournament is open to any wrestlers in high school this year, grades nine through 12.
The greco-roman and freestyle competition is open to any amateur athlete. Registration for the junior championships will be held from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at the fieldhouse, with weigh-ins to followfrom 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Registration and weigh-ins for the greco-roman and freestyle events will be from 11 a.m. to noon Saturday. The registration fee is $3. The junior championship entry fee is $7. For further information contact Russ Hellickson at (608) 262-3586.
League elects officers MANITOWOC The Manitowoc County Pistol League elected its officers for the year at its March meeting. They are: Steve Zietlow, president; Steve Diedrich, vice-president; Ervin Winiecki, recreation secretary; Greg Umnus and Ken Reindl, range officers; and, Elaine Diedrich, secretarytreasurer. The league's 10-week "Fun League" will begin May 6, and run through July 15. Those interested may sign up at the April 21 meeting at the Arrow Inn, Manitowoc Rapids, or call Pay Zielow at Country Arms and Ammunition, 684-7200. The fee is $22.50.
Drown is keynote speaker MILWAUKEE Hubie Brown, head coach of the Atlanta Hawks and the National Basketball Association's Coach of the Year for the last two seasons, will be the keynote speaker at Marquette University's basketball awards dinner April 1 at the Pfister Hotel. 'Tickets for the event honoring the men's and women's basketball teams can be purchased at the MU athletic ticket office, 1212 Wisconsin Ave. For further information call 224-7127. Softball entries taken MANITOWOC Team entries 'are now being taken for the Manitowoc Recreation Department's spring youth Softball leagues. The entry fee of $15.60 is due April 1.
and an organizational meeting for managers will be held April 2 at Citizens Park, 930 N. 18th St. There will be leagues for boys and girls in the fourth through ninth grades. For additional information, contact the MRD office at 684-3331. Tennis leagues open MANITOWOC The Manitowoc Recreation Department is seeking individuals interested in participating in its adult and youth spring tennis leagues.
There will be two separate league categories league if enough Interest Is shown youth ages 11-17, and adults 18 and over. Leagues will also be separated Into divisions according to ability. Interested individuals should call the MRC at 684-3331, extension 254. Horseshoe league forming TWO RIVERS The Two Rivers Recreation Department Is seeking teams for Its Horseshoe League. Interested Individuals wishing to sign up for the league, or just desiring more information, should call the recreation office at 793-1338.
Brewers Milwaukee 2 801 4 II 2 California Ml 801 SOS 2 I Lerch, Cleveland (6), Fingers (8) and Simmons, Yost (7). Zahn, Knapp (6) and Downing. Lerch. Zahn. x-Clinched division title.
Night games not included Saturday's Games Boston 4, Calgary 3 Detroit 5. Winnipeg 4 Chicago 4, Philadelphia 4, tie St. Louis 3, Washington 3, tie New York Kt.ngers at Hartford, (n) Los Angeles at Edmonton, (n) Vancouver at Montreal, (n) Buffalo at Toronto, (n) Pittsburgh at Colorado, (n) Pittsburgh at Colorado Sunday's Games Detroit at Minnesota NY Islanders at Chicago St. Louis at Buffalo Toronto at Hartford Calgary at Philadelphia Montreal at Washington -Quebec at NY Rangers Los Angeles at Winnipeg Monday's Games Edmonton at Boston Vancouver at Quebec Bowling ELKS NATIONAL Glen Mast 589; Jack Burmeister 577; William Balzer 573; Tom Willman 226. Raeuber Stark 2971; Vinton Construction 1034.
ELKS AMERICAN Gerald Censky 643; Dick Rohrer 606; Larry Maloney 600,247. Rohrer Pharmacy 2942, 1028. THREE T'S FRIDAY COUPLES -Mike Peterman 568, 220; Jeff Peterman 539; John Komorowski 501. Bears 1907, RUDYS JIARMONY Paula Erickson 591; Susie Kruse 539, 234; Karen Kaller 534. Payettes 2375, 874.
RUDYS FRIDAY COUPLES Leo Hansen 637, 243; Glen Stegemann 589; Ruth Kornely 565; Judy Virnoche 555. Defere, Bodart, Anderson 2337; Rudys Lanes 814. COMM. HOUSE THRUSDAT LADIES Lucy Welnetz 500, 197; Bonnie Monka 491; Dianne Sprang 485. Mix-I-Go 2232, 791.
FRIDAY AM EARLY BIRDS Barb Kintopf 490; Sue Cisler 466, 209; Sue Juckem 466. Rohdes Shell 1385, 483. MISHICOT AMERICAN Chip Van Drisse 590; Bill Menges 589; Glen Skubal 572; Chuck Denor 248. Ernies 2595; Badger Bowl 914. MEADOW GOLF COUPLES Arnie Wanek 551; Ken Kouba 530, 202; Patty Kornely 486.
Gene Stueb 1885, 673. RU MINOR Bob Sweetman 548, 216; Wayne Sargent 526; Dan Holzer 528. Strifes Bar 2408; Pink Spot Bar 824. ALDERS BUSINESSMAN Greg Lolloff 566; Jack Bucher 577, 223; Al Fenlon 542. Maynards Supper Club 2456, 866.
COLLINS BUSINESSMEN Jerome Glasow 594, 221 Ralph Evenson 564; Mike O'Neil 559. Marsh Inn 2B09; Birkholz Foods 1011. FRIDAY NIGHT TRYERS Larry Vallesky 562, 209; Ralph Everson 542; Myron Peter 209; Judy Vallesky 513; Cheryl Relnke 511. Valleskey-Behnke 2319; Hot Shots 798. the par 72 baw grass links: Barry Jaeckel LAS VEGAS, Nev.
(AF) Nancy Lopez-Melton soared to a 5-over-par 77 Saturday, but managed to maintain her 2-stroke lead after three rounds of the $200,000 Desert Inn ProAm women's golf tournament. LOPEZMelton had a 54-hole total of 216 entering Sunday's final round of the Ladies Professional Golf Association event at the par-72 Desert Inn Country Club course. Two usually steady players who appeared out of contention at the beginning of the third round defending champion Donna Caponi and Pat Bradley got back into it with fine performances. Caponi fired a 3-under-par 69 and Bradley carded a 70. That boosted the pair into a tie for second place along with two others at 218.
Also two strokes off the pace entering the final 18 holes were Jane Blalock, who. had a 73 on Saturday, and Jo Ann Washam, who carded a 76 in the third round. Alone at 219, three strokes behind Cathy Reynolds after a 75. Five players were deadlocked at 220 Kathy Postlewait, who had a 69 on Saturday; Hollis Stacy, 71; Vicki Tabor, 71; Beth Daniel, 75, and Judy Rankin, who soared to a 79. Next at 221 were Carolyn Hill, who had a 71 in the third round, and Shelly Hamlin, who carded a 73 on Veteran JoAnne Carner had a 77 and was well back in the pack at 224.
Lopez-Melton, 24, is shooting for her second straight LPGA victory. She won the Arizona Copper Classic in Tucson two weeks ago, but sat outcast week's Sun City Classic. Lopez-Melton led throughout the event in Tucson and haS also been on top from the start here. Unlike Friday, there was very little wind on Saturday. However, the wind had dried the greens into a crusty condition.
Thirteen of the 18 greens at the Desert Inn are new and therefore, inconsistent. "I hit some good shots but the greens were too crisp and sandy," said Lopez-Melton, who birdied the first hole but had her problems after that. "It got to be a guessing game out there. You couldn't tell what you should hit to the greens. "However, I wasn't losing confidence in my putting.
It was a very forgettable round. I don't feel I'm in the lead. I'm just going to try to get pars tomorrow. Even-par tomorrow will be enough to win." Lopez-Melton had two doublebogeys on Saturday, along with three bogeys, two birdies and 11 pars. She only hit 10 greens in regulation.
Caponi was 10 strokes behind Lopez-Melton entering the third round and was 12 back after the first hole. "It just feels great to have a shot at the championship," said Caponi. "I made a couple of dumb mistakes out there but I was pleased with my play. Everything was working Caponi had six birdies, three bogeys and nine pars. She hit 15 greens in regulation.
The winner of the event, which is co-sponsored by the Desert Inn and Scotch, will earn $30,000. Stone, Norris ripped in exhibition games By The Associated Press Saturday turned out badly for the top two finishers in last year's American League Cy Young Award voting. Winner Steve Stone was battered for seven runs in two innings as the Texas Rangers defeated the Baltimore Orioles 7-6 in an exhibition baseball game. Trailing 2-0, the Rangers unloaded on Stone for three runs in the third inning and and four more in the fourth, negating two-run homers by Baltimore's Gary Roenicke and Doug DeCinces. Meanwhile, Oakland's Mike Norris was rapped for nine hits and four runs in six innings but the A's nipped the Cleveland Indians 5-4.
Cliff Johnson drove in the tying run with a pinch double in the sixth and the winner with an eighth-inning single. The Philadelphia Phillies scored three runs in the eighth inning, including rookie Wil Culver's tie-breaking single, and went on to a 6-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Willie Randolph and Bobby Brown had two hits apiece Brown's first of the spring as the New York Yankees capitalized on four Atlanta errors and defeated the Braves' 'A' team 5-2. Rookie Gene Nelson hurled three shutout innings for New York. Home runs by Sal Butera and Danny Goodwin helped the Minnesota Twins turn back the Houston Astros 6-2, breaking a tie with four runs In the eighth inning.
1 The Los Angeles Dodgers erupted for four runs in the fifth inning, including RBI singles by Rudy Law, Davey Lopes and Reggie Smith, and defeated the Montreal Expos 6-4. Burt Hooton ran his string of scoreless innings to 15 before giving up two runs in the sixth. Pinch hitter Darrell Porter singled home the winning run with two outs to cap a threerun ninth-inning rally against Victor Cruz that lifted the St. Louis Cardinals over the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3. Trap shooting MANITOWOC GUN CLUB Winter League Trap Shooting Round It Hika Bay Tavern 127, Wolff Ins.
118 Coach Lite Inn 124, Uncle Thirstys 120 Hein Plumbing 116, Jims Paining 81 Waites Tap 89, Knickelbeins 76. Round II Coach Lite Inn 120, Wolff Ins. 113 Uncle Thirstys 128, Jims Painting 99 Hein Plumbing 107, Knickelbeins 77 Hika Bay Tavern 118, Waites Tap 89. 69-70-72-211 70-70-74-214 73-68-73-214 73-70-71-214 72- 72-71-215 73- 75-68-216 78-69-69-216 73- 73-70-216 74- 72-70-216 71-73-72-216 71- 73-72-216 758-74-217 76- 72-69-217 74- 73-70-217 73-73-71-217 72- 74-71-217 68-77-72-217 73- 74-71-218 73-73-72-218 72-74-72-218 77- 69-72-218 68-76-74-218 72- 68-78-218 73- 72-73-218 71- 73-74-218 72- 75-72-219 73- 73-73-219 71-76-72-219 75- 73-71-219 76- 74-69219 71- 77-71-219 72- 7849-219 Dan Halldorson Jim Simons John Mahaffey Curtis Strange Bruce Lietzke Jim Colbert Lee Trevino Frank Conner Gary Hallberg Mark O'Meara Jack Nicklaus Joe Inman Dave Stockton Barney Thompson Ray Floyd Mike Morley Bill Rogers Jack Renner Ron Streck Seve BaHesteros Dave Ekhelberger Danny Edwards Bobby Walzei Tom Purtier Hubert Green Grier Jones Leonard Thompson Bobby Clampett Tom Weiskopf Roger Maltbie Miller Barber Tennis REGION AL CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday's Games EAST At Atlanta Virginia 74, Brigham Young 60 WEST At Salt Lake City North Carolina 82, Kansas St. 68 Sunday's Games MIDEAST AtBloomington, Ind.
St.Joseph's (25-7) vs. Indiana (234) MIDWEST At New Orleans Wichita St. (264) vs. Louisiana St. (30- 3) NATIONAL SEMIFINALS March 28 At Philadelphia Virginia (28-3) vs.
North Carolina (28-7) SLJoseph's-Indiana winner vs. Wichita St. winner NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP March 30 At Philadelphia Consolation game; championship game KANSAS STATE (88) Adams 2 0-1 4, Nealy 8 04 12, Reed 6 7-7 19, Jankovich 1 2-4 4, Blackman 10 1-1 21, Reid 0 04 0, Barton 1 04 4, Galvao 1 04 4, Craft 0 04 0. Totals 29 10-13 68. NORTH CAROLINA (82) Wood 10 1-1 21, Worthy 3-4 15, Perkins 7 2-2 16, Pepper 2 04 4, Black 1 64 8, Braddock 1 04 2, Kenny 0 04 0, Budko 0 04 0, Barlow 0 04 0, Doherty 6 44 16, Brust 0 04 0, Exum 0 04 0.
Totals 33 16-19 82. Halftime-North Carolina 42, Kansas State 29. Total fouls-Kansas State 19, North Carolina 16. Technical North Carolina Coach Smith. BRIGHAM YOUNG Roberts 6 0-1 12, Trumbo 4 3-4 11, Kite 2 0-1 4, Ainge 4 5-5 13, Craig 4 4-4 12, Saarelainen 0 04 0, Ballif 2 2-2 6, Christensen 0 04 0, Furnisa 1 04 2, Webb 0 04 0.
Totals 23 14-17 60. VIRGINIA (74) Lamp 7 4-5 18, Gates 1 0-1 2, Sampson 9 4-7 22, Wilsan 3 4-4 10, Jones 2 84 10, Raker 4 4-4 12, Lattlmore 0 0-1 0, Stokes 0 04 0, Collins 0 04 0, Klein 0 04 0. Totals 26 22-26 74. Halftime Brigham Young 31, Virginia 28, Fouled out-Roberts, Craig. Total fouls Brigham Young 24, Virginia 19.
Technlcal-Ainge. UW-GREENBAY (81) Mauel 1 9-10 19. Hann 0 04 0, Barnes 14 20, Diener 1-04 1, Zakowskl 1 0-1 4, Horn 1 1-1 1, Anderson 0 2-1 2, Etten 1 04 2, Moor 1 1-5 9, Voelker 1 4-4 6. Totals 20 21-30 61. CAL POLY SLO (82) Lucas 7 1-1 19, McKone I 4-7 20, Neumann 4 34 11, E.
Wheeler 1 4-4 8, Schulti 0 4-7 4. Lambertaon 1 04 4, Burris 1 04 2, K. Wheeler 0 04 0. Totals 23 16-30 82. Halfttme-UW-Green Bay 14, Cat Poly SLO 23.
Fouled out Diener, Lucas, E. Wheeler, Schulti. Total fouls-UW-Green Bay 27, Cal Poly SLO 27, Technical-UW-Green Bay bench 1. Jimmy Bryan 150 PHOENIX (AP) Tht lineup for Sunday's Kraco Jimmy Bryan 150 Indy car race, with type of car and qualifying speed in mph: I. Bobby Unser, Penske-Cotworth.
143.058. 1. Gordon Johnco*ck, Wlldcat-Cosworth, 142 360. 1. Johnny Rutherford, Chaparral-Cosworth, 141.464.
4. Mario Andrettl, Wildcat-Cmworth, 141.188. I. Rick Mean, Penske-Cosworth, 140 870. 8.
Tom Sneva, 140 056. 7. Bill Alsup, Penske-Cosworth. 134 194. I.
Pane ho Carter, Penske-Cosworth, 138 974. (. Josele Garza, Penske-Cosworth, 138498. 10. Geoff Brabham, Penske-Cosworth, 137 284.
II. Al Unser, Longhorn-Coaworth, 136 837. 11. Dick Simon, Watson-Cosworth, 138 277. 13.
Bob L-uler, Penske-Cosworth, 135 258. 14. Jerry Karl, Karl-Chevrolet. 134 (114 Honor roll WOMENS SERIES 891 -Paula Erickson, Rudys Harmony 565-Ruth Kornely, Rudys Friday Couples 555 Judy Virnoche, Rudys Friday Couples 539 Susie Kruse, Rudys Harmony 534-Karen Kaller. Rudvs Harmony WOMENS GAMES 234 Susie Kruse, Rudys Harmony MENS SERIES 643-Gerald Censky, Elks American 637 Lee Hansen, Rudys Friday Couples 808-Dick Hohrer, Elks American 800 Larry Maloney, Elks American YMCA WINTER TENNIS Week 8 Standings Mixed Doubles Blue Davey54; Chermak-Muth4-1; Rusboldt 3- Smiley 2-2; Sund 1-2; Gleason-Schwartzberg 14.
Womens Singles 3.8 Donatell 8-1; Mendoza 8-1; Williamson 4- Hansen 3-4; Randolph 1-7; Nickels 04. Womens Singles 4.8 Limoni 8-2; Hamachek 8-3; Braun 5-4; Rusboldt 4-4 Becker 3-4; Miller 1-7. Womens Singles 5.8 Schulz 7-0; Mast 5-3; Sitkiewiti 4-1; Lemke 3-1; Krause 3-3; Koch 2-3; Davey 2-4 McDermott 1-4 Thlede 04. Womens Doubles i.l Sadowski-Harrlson 7-0; Donatell-Mendoza 4-3; Williamson Randolph 24; Champeau-Hanson 2-4; Garrett-Beck 0-8. Womens Doubles 4.9 Blue Young ProU 4-1; Grimstad-Schleunea 4- Grosser-Moeller 4-2; Sherrard-Roberts 3-0; Keller-Kati 1-3; Claybrooke.
Lango 3-3; Kuth-Fischer 14; Pamperin-Beaupre 04. Womens Doubles 4.8 Red Schwartzberg-Parkoa 44; Horswlll-Shiman 4-1; Schuette Mania 3-2; Pearson-Censky 3-3; Zabel-Lefky 1-3; Dalebroux-Lewin 14. Womens Doubles 4.1 Bandt-Torrlson (-1; Ames-Poellman 7-1; Stark-Dahlke 5-4; Davey Braun 14; Jaeger-Nella 3-3; VanHorn-Jacobi 1-1; Kull-Scherer 2-4; Zabel-Smlth 14; Heinzen-Rabata 24; Schwarti-Volx 14. Womens Doubles l.t Sitklewttz-Schroeder 7-0, Bonk-Wergln 5- Koch-Lemka 24; Maurer-Hoge 24; Shaw-Ganonl 14; Schnelder-Llmonl 14. Mens Singles 4.84.8 Cepican 74; Brass 8-1; Becker 4-2; Bandt 2-4; Matthias 1-4; Rusboldt 14; Gleasonl4; Marciak 0-4.
Mens Singles 4.14.6 Guertln 8-1; Muth 8-1; Nyquist 4-1, Hamachek 4-3; Poellmann 2-3; Yanda 14; Vandeleest 14; Haese04. Mens Singles t. 84. Koral 1-1; Behrtnger 4-1; Kobelt 14; Bonk 2-1; Claybrooke 1-1; Dalebroux 14; Lefky 14. Mens Doublet Lemke-Schleunes 3-0; Yanda-Haeset-1; Hoge-Poellman 1-2; Schroeder-Wergin 0-3.
Rcc basketball TRRD VOUNGMENS BASKETBALL As of March 18 Riverside Lumber 8-1, Payette Bar Pauper Press 64; Terps 44; Wolfet Coast to Coast 4-5; SI reus 1-7 Dsvet 04. TRRD MENS BASKETBALL As at March 19 Red Bobs Bar 14-5; Ernies Laugh Inn It 14-1; Ernies Laugh Inn I 12-7; The Shed 10-1; Shaws 147 9-10; Golden Nugget 9-10; Johns Bar 8-13; Cavemburg Builders 2-17. Racquetball Volleyball TRRDCOUPt.ES VOLLEYBALL As of March 1 Red Estran Corporation 46-2; Gates Ins. 32- 16; Dicks Wonder Bar 27-21 Wallys Bar 25-23; Suettlnger Hardware 21-27; Slate Farm Ins. 15-33; Gonias Bar 13-35; Sport Bar II 13-25.
White West Town Auto Plaza 46-2; Badger Grieghtways 38-10; Bank of Two Rivers 33- 15; Carron Net 28-20; Mid Cities Super Value 25-23; American Family Ins. 1 21-27; Tex and Judys 21-27; Genoa Beer and Liquor 20-28; Defere, Bodart and Anderson 20-28; P.D.F. Soaps 19-29; Drill Team 16-32; Polish Palace 1-47. Blue American Family Ins. 44-4; Redeker Sandblasting 37-11; Chaplin Aviation 33-15; Skill Builders 27-31; Creative Touch 24-24; Amies Appliances 24-24 Sport Bar I 24-24; Kiefer Electric 20-23; Daves Sport Center 19-29; Stueb Builders 18-32; Rahrt 13- 35; Holy Redeemer 7-41.
TRRD MENS VOLLEYBALL Final Standings White k-agin Stelief Ins. 55-5; Tex and Judys Bar 46-14; American Family Ins. 39-21 Wallys Bar II 38-22; Sentry Foods 38-22; Wallys Bar 1 33-27; Bobs Bar 31-29. YMCA COUPLES VOLLEYBALL Final 8tandlngs 1st Sonnenberg-Terriizi 214; 2nd Stahl 23-7; 3rd Watson 21-9; Kubsch-Eardmann 18-9; Sweetman 19-11; Anderson-Lewin 15-12; Swerdlow 16-14; Myers 13-14; Keun 14- 11; Meineke 12-15; Hendrickson 13-17; Braun 10-17; Sonnenberg 11-19; Matthias l-li, Gaedlcke 1-26. YMCA MEN LEAGUE Remits Wis.
Alum. Fdry. def. Welcome Inn 11-4, II 1. 114 Invincible def.
Loafers 8-11, 11-10. 114 Big Dipper def. Independents 11-10, HI. II Sport About def 3T's 114. 114, 114 Washington Station def.
HighSpiken II 3, 114.114 Leagae Rlandlngs-Week 4 Washington Station 11-1, Sport About 10-2, Wis. Alum Independent 74, Big Dipper 7-5, Invincible 84, loafers 4-8, 3T's 34, High Spikers 1 10. Welcome Inn 0-12. YMCA WINTER RACQUETBALL Week 8 Standings Womens Class A Specht 2-3; Chaloupka 202; Rlchgels 158; Miller 154; Risen 140; Marshburn 133; Merza 122; Scott 115; Smiley 40. Mens Class A Orange Braunel 210; Matthias 200; Avery 159; Underwood 152; Torfln 140; Vertahen 129; HanstadtllO; Monka 58.
Mens Class A While Klrchen 200; Smith 158; Blandln 139; Clayton 134; Cavanaugh 125; Dupont 124; Chudgnr 119; MilleHW Mens Class A Green Rubick 230; Anderson 229; Berres 185; Griffin 160; Lutt 152; Drahelm 140; Newman 111; Mella8; Lamberg 50. Mens Class Yellow Kinzel 120; Hall 109; Tralnof 108; Hamilton 41, Mens Class Black Steffen 208; SwetliklSS; Lawler 167; Brott 151; Wester 148; Hornung 118; Bannister 109; Myers91 Mens Class White Mens Class White -VanLaningham 210; Cotter 178; Haass 186; Krlewaid 140; Cook 139; Hanson 83; ProvotSI; Kautzer2. Laurent to nationals WISCONSIN DELLS Two Rivers wrestler Dan Laurent earned a spot in the Amateur Athletic Union's National Freestyle Wrestling Tournament by taking first place In the Wisconin AAU Freestyle competition Saturday at Wisconsin Dells High. School. Laurent won the title in the 16014-pound weight class.
John Wirnsberger placed fourth In his weight division. Other Two Rivers wrestlers who competed were John Bruette, Mark Guehlstorf, and Todd VanDelley,.
