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2B THE ALABAMA JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12,1989 Dare contends AU's Dye is lying about recruiting trying to sign the lineman from Enterprise. His father, Robert Dare, last summer said Dye promised to make sure that Charlie would be academically eligible to play as a freshman in 1988. Dare, who later signed with Alabama, did not play last season. His father said Auburn promised to get Charlie's high school grades changed so he would have the minimum 2.0 grade average in the required core curriculum and would arrange for him to take the American College Test in Lake Wales, where a relative of Auburn assistant coach Bud Casey was the test administrator. The results of a three-month investigation by Auburn were released Sunday, with the Birmingham News quoting Dye as saying, "There's just nothing there, which I knew there wasn't from the very beginning." Dye said the things Robert Dare "accused me of were ridiculous." "He's lying," Charlie Dare told the Huntsville Times.

"I cant comment any further. Something is there. I don't believe there's something I know." He said an NCAA official had told bis father that "I can't say much." "We don't want to get into a fight with Auburn through the media. What I can say is that it came out in the newspaper that Auburn proved I was lying. I'd just like to say it's Auburn's investigation and not the NCAA, and I will have my time coming when the NCAA investigation comes out" He said he expects that to be some time after this spring.

"The facts and proof are there," Dare said. "The NCAA just has to go through all the informnation. "I got mad when I read the paper because I wanted the truth found out and told. It will all come out There's definitely more to it than has come out Their report made it sound like I lied and didn't tell the truth. That's their prerogative to do that If that's what they found, fine.

I know and the NCAA will know the truth." TUSCALOOSA A freshman football player at Alabama said he is confident the NCAA will determine whether he or Auburn coach Pat Dye is telling the truth about Auburn's recruiting efforts. Charlie Dare said, however, he and his father have told the truth and that Dye did not when the coach said there was nothing to substantiate an accusation that Auburn went out of bounds in UMLaMshtt Tide Carnand St tklakasrs DoJosjara MA, ara'eektya CaL Oreaal It, DeaMara Ceispa 141, MeiiiMo, Tona 04 SOT FlefaaWj 77, FlerlapBl 0ejjfa(eaTli Ftsnaa A4M41.S. CarsanakST Furmaa ft, w. Carekna tilth Felal M. ABinBi ClilillH OT Jotaaea C.

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CLEVELAND (llDNsaus 114 44 tmllia 14 44 4. rjatajhany Ml 44 M. Harnar 44 4 I. Moi 11-17 44 aTiajaats 11-17 44 27, EMa 4-14 14 1, Valsnaaa 14 t. ButH 14 2.

Totals 4444 14-14 124. MENU 121rCliaiUira 1141 44 a. tMNsn 1141 14 22. Last 4-1 44 a. Hainan aa Ml 14 14.

KJanaaan Ml 14 14. Vast 24 24 4 EJahnaan Ml 1-1 11 CarNa 44 It, Hair t-4 04 4 Totals 4444 2444 121. PfOjtfOOjpl 9L Ma OaaaOHaal 9L fljal a 42, lease tit 71 nF. Atasaa 74 Takes National Basketball Association An Tanas CST EASTERN COHreMKCI aa ITllhnnMdaia r.Meraanlta tnoWEtT a a a a-124 a a a 24-121 Mhal-j-a. JkkjBaaaJkakBbBi i a I 1 1 nM 71, Banna.

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Uasek, Me. a dished out a season-high 1 1 assists. Forward Jody Patton was top gun for the Bulldogs with 14 points, including three buckets from 3-point range. Pat Hamilton added 13 while Alec Kessler was held to 12 points. But Georgia's biggest disapoint-ment Wednesday was the season-ending injury suffered by 6-11 freshman center Elmore Spencer.

Spencer fractured his foot in the second half against the Tide, and Durham said X-rays taken today confirmed he would definitely be lost for the season. Alabama remains at home for its next two games, Saturday with Mis-, sissippi State and Wednesday against Kentucky. 71, CannaL kan a pier. "This was a good win for this team," he said. "They played hard and did all the things needed to win.

We've tried to get their intensity back up since the Vanderbilt game and tonight, at least, we did. "My problem with the Vanderbilt game is we didn't go out there and play hard at all. And you have to go out there and play hard every night in this league. We went a long way toward getting back to being that kind of team tonight" Ansley once again led the Tide with 21 points on 8-of-ll shooting. Lee added 18 and Cheatum tossed in 10.

Also, point guard Gary Waites 471 FrrTanunOH (17) ahartar 7-11 14 14, Fonar 1 44 4 Maran 14 44 4 MWar 24 24 4 ktat-kaws 44 24 12. Iraokk 14 14 Maakl 44 14 4 Ca.anaiiafc 44 04 0. Tatak 2444 1144 17. WOROrroWN (74) Jnckaan 141 44 7, Taraar asnO 24 10t taTaMratoQ 04 00 Ity Bryaaff Otaf 04 14. Imah M4 14 II, Tinman 14 14 44 Wkaka 44 24 2.

Mutomkt 44 44 4, Tklkpiip 44 4 Taana 2444 1447 74. point goola FlttaTasaarpli 07 aWtwar 14 asvo'aaliBai 14, Manaa ML Onigiknn 14 (tryam 1-1, Tmmon Thsmaaan Jaekaan 44. amah iMfnMMlo FittayaWrQh 20 (0larlar 7), Oooryartawii (Tutnnr 11). Aiilili-FIIMkBiak 12 (Portar 4), Osaiuaawn II (tryM 4). Tatal Mutt-Flan.

1M7S. ManH Okl'sTimi a Ml. OlOfay 00, GaaafasO 40 MWM rtTItWtapaa)B LW.MaryhndTS Taker tACRAMENTO (144) Maraan 14 14 1 MeCray Ml 2-2 14, TO i ii Ml 24 12, RtaaNay 7- 14 IT, MttwBt 14 t-7 22, rMra) 24 24 a. Klaus 4-11 1-2 4. Barry 2-7 44 4, Dal Naara 14 44 1 Totals 4141 14-11 1M.

LA. CUFKRI (1M)C JtaMi 7-tt 74 tl, Wat a-1 44 4 Ka 14 44 2 Datlay 12-22 44 24. Oar-rlct 24 44 4. tanlaaiai Ml 14 II, SrM T-11 04 14, Norman 7-11 44 WWUHaw 14 2 Totals 44-144 4-11 144. tmiMMa Mtian-Ht Ut CKaaars 22 n-144 oJeaii eoeta traaatey asMMiaHjar llatMianW a PaWH TaTn COfMaaL iBaM 00 W.

Mlahlnan tl, I. MUhltkl a tnikiam Mi. I FaL 01 Reavers a wmmntin it I mm if ess i NcajjMwy 10 00 -0M 0 whmmw ii an cmmn i xn 12 fiitiiaad jm tenet 21 4 MM ii II JM I Mllaiutll It 11 422 IK CWlll It 14 JN TK tenant in J41 14H WU1ERN CONFERENCE i m. at Minim It 4a met if sao i Dmw 1 14 474 1 MM IT 14 Jet fx (HlMMtt it a 11 nun a ant IT PscMc OMsJqbj UUHn 22 12 447 mi a it jm i Pomiad it jm i tonNe II It Jit IK oUMtMa It JIT I Imam inn tl JM 11 ut cappers it jm it State (MeCray, Tkamaaaa 14). Laa Rnjsln aa- TLasLoaia11 iM" ltJKSP tiinannn 14 Ua AhjiUb A -MM.

At Oakland. Call. DALLAS (10l Aaasrra 1444 4-11 41. Raittas 24 44 4 Donalds an 44 2-2 2. inniimi 4-14 24 14, tiarpar 4-14 44 4 SoNssnal 44 44 14 Waa-Moaton 14 2-2 1.

WHy 4-1 44 4. Das 24 4 Trtar 24 44 4 Totals 4144 22-27 144. GOLDEN tTATE (147) nhalla 114 Liana, 14 14 2. 44 4, OajlaaJ Mt 14 11, ntchmand 14-14 74 0, ARaia) IJHt Mgtkia 44 14 11, Otmah Ml 14 14, Marts 1. 1 1-2 1.

Tatals 42-71 22-24 147. on TV, we showed we're not a scrub team," said the freshman from ami. "We'll profit a great deal from this game. As soon as we can get to "-handle the pressure, know when to pass and when not to pass, we're going to be pretty good." Florida Saturday at Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. The Gators, like every other league team, figure to pose serious problems for Auburn.

But McKie sees better things ahead. "It was there on the screen tonight, Bob Hop QoBf MUI MtCM. Oowvn rYlaeoata pat Wednaedny nRat Iw tkt foteal at Ma a mlthik Beb Hope Cunak pel kumemern Fkyad an Me pufTt, fcetnn WeM Country Club; par-72, EMwoM Csuntry ctua; par-72, Fakner leataa at FOA WM and par-72 tarmada 117, II a 27-104 a a 21-107 South PMaeetyMa 1M, Haw itereey CNcogo IN, Cherktfk 141 PJlaVork IPS, Dent tl Faun aut-Nono. Raliounds-Datlas a (Doa-aMaon II), Ooldan Imia 44 (L.lmrai It). AaaMo-Danaa a (Haraar 11).

Oulilas Hals a (Minna, Richmond I), Tatal taaaj-Daaaa Ooldan MM 24 Tlihnh.nl -Qollaa fMa BJa. Punas Counby cwb ooursos: Fred Couples 2241 -M JtmOallegner 2441 trad tryeat 4I-ST Filar Juatiaa 2244-47 oil Denser IN Nasi ranaa Kuan 71 Fact 71. LaMs rati tatOHIi WVaai TTg FavislMfllll 9L tW mm VeiOH ffnaran faj, aaTaaa Wm tt tnrlrinatrs kloual tt Mary's, Md. 44 Mann lll.il 107, Madaar Eyaro TaaasaHlltRWarU VstmaMttColgaltM vaaWa tl tt, W. IrantMa Tach aat.

Jot M. Oraaa City SOUTH Alabama M.Oaorplaa AapakKhlan tt 77, NC4ahaYa a tsaCa4HlnaVsp41 a7ffOeJtOINPrttW $4, LsQfMQ CIlUDII VkQtoll TO PMvMi tt. Hi afocfcsofnMo 70 Ooorgo Mason Navy 71 OramMni 71, HcMoeaa tt HatiaptaMT-(ydMy 101, Maryrnount, Va. 70 Htflh FoM M( Aaari(tc CtirlaNan 01 Jaotnon tL 100, BtRimn 00 Jmoo nntoaaMit 04, Anarican Us 01 KatMieiaw North Qaofflai Latarrlto Tt, ton Carolina a Md.4jlrJmors County 72, DsvMson MlanMppl M. M.

Aaawn a MouN DM Unalr41hyna II H.C. Caidial tt, Mataon C. trtlrtl II NOW OTaBTanM OOy FIB. nMOflaasasajptHl 00 Noitt CaroHaa Maryland 72 FanaMka tv m. Andraa'a a Ml ppl Norti Tama Tt 0Ci ANsM 71, Fraabylorton 00 SW Tskss SL 42, NIcrtotN St tBidhirn Tach Tt, Barry Tt, 07 tLLaoM, Watjbsr 78 Tatnantl, Ratlajn Tann TraraytrarJa 1M, FSUnWa TT Vat CoowiQfiwottllls 07 Oouti Floritfo 70 VOaatooli 0l Hi Amslmif 0t 00 VandorbW Tt, RHHiMippI I0 OT WaUFarMHaWaonTt I.A-12J41.

122. ten Antonio 117, OT dlHFkueaklll SecrMMflle 100p I ft Coppers 104 2444-n 2444-M M44-a tMl-M a4i-a East All-Star Voting NEW YORK RasoM, taough Jaw. 0 at ran sot-too, tor Mo EMtarn Coantrenoa atefttnp, laan to playaa' Fak. It tt Tlt Aatradeaw In HowetoK CkwMt Una Tart, Ml pan. mm ii weoMnoka, timtM.

tun ImilK uah, Ut urn, iMtMhlim 1, Moaaa Milini, Aaaraa. 1M.2M. I Hum Ewlna. Nan Tart, 12.424. Drad Dauaharly, Ctavatafnd, 4, Robert Psrtoll, Soibm, 141,412 Jack ttaan, Mlhyntthaa, M.ttl.

IS umtbaat, Damn, MJ17. 7, Mian OtalnaU, FhtadalpMn, t. BW Cnrtarith Cln Capo, O) thwn tttaatiaalBR, hallanni IllMlaay aOfiy Mlleeusai ii Miami. IM pju. 1, Domlnlosja WMtlna, AllaMa, 111,111 Chartas larUay.

FhRaaMahla, 214 J44. Larry Nanca, Cknalani, 1MJ4S. 4, Larry llrd. Boa-ton, 144,012 Kaak MeMala, taalan, lajTI, CharM OaMay, Kan York, 104.444. Barnard King, Washington, 102,474.

4 Wayaian Ts aaw, rndlana, 42,427. 1, Adrian DaMay, DMrat, 7IJ11. 10, John WMunaa, Ctsisland. 77 Al twoyitwMa Ky tOuTH CAROUNA (It) Doclar 4-14 44 12, Rhal 14 11, Hudaan 1T 14 1, Fitoa tT Manrttng 44 1-1 4, Riuliton 14 14 1, EtaSih 14 44 4 Okarar 44 44 4 McKay 44 44 tykaa 04444 Touts 1140 IMS 42. LOUtSVUlE (TI)Fayna Mt 44 12, Khnttn 44 24 12 EIHaan Ml 14 It, WUBama 14 14 tfflBh 14 44 tl, taancar t4 44 luHhran 14 14 1 Rnnaar 14 HaMan MMI Frnlay 1-1 04 1.

Totals 2M1 14-21 71. Hsktmt-Ltulirail a t. Caralka 22 t-poan goals 4. Carouna 4-2 (Frka 4-2), Loak- PtOttMoii. RaaoiMTant-0.

CareHna 22 (ItaOaaaf MaMiiiiy at, LOaiMwIllo 20 tfaEtvaavea 0). AetVtstt I. Carahna II (Frka I), Uutatllla 11 (WIMama S). Total huk-t, Carohna 22, Utdatltl It. At njaclaOonvHMi, Fla.

FLORIDA IT. () Daaaon 24 14 7, HuMar 44 Mikhail 44 14 It, McCtoud It-M 14, Mayas 24 24 4 Thomas 44 24 1S, Boyd 14 2-4 4, Johnson 1-1 04 2 Hands 44 44 4 Touts 242 2040 a. JACKSONVILLE (TOrtratm Ml 14 It, Laa 44 14 10, Ollban 14 04 2, Laguarra 14 04 2 Taylor Ml t-T 14, teykk t4 4 1, Ryrd 44 24 It, Stocum 04 04 0, AMrlch 14 44 4, tanmona 14 24 1 Totals 1741 1MT 71. NOKUalM FIOrMO OttWi 27, ataataMMMi 22a t-aoM goak-Ftorlos tana 7-11 (MeChmd 44 Dawson 14, Jahnaoa M), JacsaantWa Ml (teykk 24, Ikujiana 14, IraBja 14, Inanarm 04, Taylor 04). Faulad atf-OJbait Ra.

bourids-Florlai llau (HuMar 4), Jackata Ma tt (Ua 12). Antsan-FlerMa tkk I (Mttchaa 4), Jackaonttaa II (Laauarra, TayMr 41 Taut toots -Flortos tark IS, JatHanilla Tl Tiilaikiaj IktikaiMialMk finkiM ItaritlBsl ft SET ON HALL (74X1424 24 24 10, Wtkar Ml 44 10. Ramos 24 14 7, M.Cetpsr 14 44 1, araana 24 14 7, Wlgkton 44 04 1, Morion t-II 44 II, Votcy 741 14, Ayanl Ta. Uta 2747 14-20 74. UNA (M) Orean Mt 24 II, lantdan Ml 24 K.Cooper 14 04 2, Oram 14 14 It, Fayna t-I 24 McCkna 1-1 44 2, lohwin 14 44 4.

Wordty 0-1 04 0, Duct 14 14 2, Savags 4-1 44 4.Toktt22401M4S4 I Ntaaflla1ia0OlOfl Hot 04 lOfaal 20t OOsWl teak- takn Hal M7 (Morten t-7, Oraane 14, uaM 14), loan Ml (Johnson 24, otaaa 14, orM 1-1, UtHjdon 0-2). Faulad out -Nona. Ra-rxtunds- Baton Hal a (Wakar 11), tana 24 (Oraaa 7). Asslats-aatoa Hat 17 (Otaane at, tone I (OrM 1 Total teak-Men Hal 24, loeall.A-2421. Al Chapal HDI.H.C.

MARYLAND (72) MUMP) Mt 44 II, Wklama 4-I1 14 1, Msssanburg 4-7 14 II, Johnson Ml 14 It, Narad 14 04 Lasrts 44 14 It, Mar 24 04 4, Dlctsrson 14 2-2 4, Kaaet 44 Iroednai 0-1 04 O.Tottli 2144 12-14 72. NORTH CAROLINA (a) Madden 11-11 24, Fe Ml 24 11, Wmiama 14 44 II, luoknal 1-T 04 2, labe 24 14 Chrtak 14 44 4, tm 1 74 17, Rka 14 14 0, Danny 1-1 44 1, Darts 1 Henaky 44 14 4 May 14 44 1, Oraane 04 04 0, Aklns 04 04 0. Totals 2240 10-22 04 Hektme NoHh Carolina 41, MBfyaMd t-nekl geak MuytondMI (Narad 1-2, Johnson 14, Muakl Williams 0-2 DKteraaa 0-2), North Carahnt Ml (Madden 14, Danny 1-1, lane 14, Foa tactnal Rtoa 0-2). Faukd M-Dkkoroen. Rahotntdo Maryland (Mtsasnburg I), Her CareHna a (Raid It).

AaoMai Maryland 10 (atohnion 0), North Cara Una a (Bucknall 11). Total touU- Maryland 1S, North Carolma tl Technical -Maryland bench. A-iija. At Fresno, CaNL UNLV (12) Augmon 7-14 44 11, AakMa 14 44 2, nutter 14 t-T 11, Roaaoin 14 14 4, Ankony 14 14 It, Hunt Ml 14, I.Young 04 04 0, Jonas 14 24 4 Jewry 2-2 14 T. Tetek 2141 iMoa.

FRESNO 17. (77) Ceto Mt 14 tardea 44 4- I EnaRUo 14 04 4, lary 14 44 1, ttayanoa 24 2-2 7, Pesetas 1-1 04 2. Hooker 44 2-2 14, Dkkllssprlggsr 44 14 4, R.Young 04 04 4 Tatals 2440 14-17 77. rkMkne-Fraiao tt 41, UNLV 17, tank! goals-UNLV 24 (Hum 24, Anthony 14, Augmon 1-2) Fresno St. 7-11 (Cok 24.

rtoeker 14, Otevanaoa 11) PaaMoo 11t Cbetajaa 0aQ-Foatad oul -None. Rabenada-UNLV a (Aua-mon 7), Frame SL a (Cok 10). Asanas -UNLV 14 (Anthony 4), Fresno ft II (lahj 4). ToW Inaa-UNLV II, Fresno tt 11. TerMcal-FreenoR bench.

A MM at UL Mutt, pjn. taWMitamiULCllppin.tJOpm uars. South Alabama coach Ronnie Arrow said it was a solid game for Le-; wis. "A lot of times, people look at Junie by just points and that's fine I like for our people to score points -j but I look at the total package," Arrow said. -s South Alabama scored the first nine points of the second half to take i an 11-point advantage at 57-46.

"In the second half, we just went straight man-to-man, and that's when we got our lead," Arrow said. But Alabama State held on and trailed by an 80-73 margin with 9:25 left to play when Clifford Griffin canned a 10-foot jumper. But South Alabama dominated in the late stages of the contest, outscor-ing the Hornets in the final four min- utes of play. Backup center Eric Thomas scored 13 for Alabama State, followed by Griffin with 13 and Ivy Dobson with 10. Gabriel Estaba scored 16 points for -South Alabama.

Brooks picked up his third foul at the 10:30 mark of the first half for Alabama State. He sat out the re- 2 mainder of the half. Oliver said the game might have been closer if Brooks could have played the whole game. "Terry Brooks had the three fouls. It was so questionable it was unbelievable," Oliver said.

"But that's what you expect when you're on the road." about the game's officiating than the NCAA decision against the Hornets. Two Alabama State players Terry Brooks and Verdy Buckholtz fouled out of the game as the Jaguars were sent to the free-throw line 51 times, making 39 shots. Alabama State was 13-of-17 from the line. "I think the people come to see the players playing and not the striped zebras getting in the act," Oliver said about the officiating. "I thought we got hurt from the beginning.

All our best players were sitting over there with me." Brooks, Alabama State's guard who came into the game averaging 24 points per game, finished the game with 17 points, while playing just 20 minutes. South Alabama improved its record to 6-4. Alabama State fell to 5-7 in its last game before Saturday's Southwestern Athletic Conference opener in Houston, Texas, against Texas Southern. The loss also kept the Hornets win-less in seven games on the road this season. Alabama State stormed out to an early lead as Brooks scored seven unanswered points to give his team a 14-8 lead with 16 minutes left to play in the half.

But Lewis brought the Jaguars back, totalling 23 first-half points and scoring a bucket with four seconds left to give South Alabama a 48-46 halftime lead. Lewis also had five rebounds and dished out seven assists for the Jag Corey Favta 1, Mkhaal Jaraan, CMcago, 474,444. 2 Wan Thomas, Damn, 171,721. 2, Mark FrM, Ckna-atnd, llMtt. 4, Mark Jaataan, Nan Vort, 141442.

S. Ran Harnar, Ctavatand, tajdl. 4, DWMtS JoilMOO, VoMOfty Jeff Ma tona, WasNngton. 104.07a. Haraay Hatrklna, attllaJalphla, 42.224 I.

Fan! Fraaaay, 10, Bogota Thaaa. Ataan. 4M12 Wednesday's NBA Boxes MDUNA (117) WHHmm T-W 44 14, Ferean It-i; tt intra no t4 ti, tin nut. Unto 44 14 11, FMMni 1-7 II, TUM T. 11 44 11, Long 4 04 11, Gray 14 W) 1, Orating 14 1 Tekk 4M0 2S40 117.

I04T0H (1M) McHak Ml 11 Leak t-11 1-1 1. twin 1-14 T4 IT, Johnson It, Akge Ml 14, Acres UH Dm 14 1-1 I. ton Ml 44 20. OrandtMi 0-2 04 0, Looses 4-7 I. Rr.es 14 0-0 2, Qmm 0-4 O.Tokls 44-108 11-20 1M.

MlaM MM 11-117 Boston a 21 a -1N tVolfil Qoaai MMfer 2, Ftfaon, ttolHiaOiif AJIoghstty 17, Cass Wsatsm S2 Arkansas SL 10, Mo.44nsas City BaMwitt-WtOMO OOy MoyM Untat 02 tl TT, Cant Michigan a RsnscnsJ(aa. Ill, Pittsburg It 111, OT CaJytoR.MrlanTI CapMI 71, rbnaaaMrg a CsnL khsoauri Ltnooin, Mo. 71 Cnjtatand It 71, Akron DaPaul BMnois 71 BUeMgan Tl, W. Michigan ElmriurMM.CarthaBaM HMtlnot My IlliryiifWint, Kan 01 HoaaM.AJHonU Mnala tt, 71, CMcata tt 7t Mmols waNyn 42, Auoustana.SI. 74 BNtt at It, Cakxado TT, OT 22-24 -M M4I-M 14-24-74 2444-71 2444-71 2444-71 24-24-74 2444-74 24-24 74 M44-74 4t-n S444-7S 1444-74 1441-74 M44-74 24-24-71 2444-74 2444 74 2247-71 S444-7S 1444-71 2444-71 2444-71 2440-71 1444 -Tl 1444-71 1444-71 144T-T1 1447-71 1M4-71 1447-72 2444-72 14-24-72 2444-72 2447-72 1741-71 2444 72 1441-72 2444-72 1444-72 2444-72 1741-71 2447-72 1441-71 1444-72 2444-72 2741-72 2444-72 T4t-n 24-24 71 2444 72 2444-72 2447-72 1444-71 S444-71 2447-71 1447-71 4447-71 1444-71 1447-71 2447-71 1741-71 2447-71 1441-74 2444-74 141-74 1747-74 4044-74 1747-74 West All-Star Voting NEW YORK RanttaaAtaaJm it a Ian voNfaf lor nfw Wealarri Cflinfarafiase taaeTtasif loejii Ma SMt Annual NBA AH4tar Gaina, a ta alayad Tab, 12 Aalrodann In Honaloii.

Citnara 1, Aksnm Oialuwaa, llouiton, 2MJ2S. I Ka-vkt Duckworti, Faraaist, 117,524 KaraM AtdM lathnr, LA. Ukara, 140,724. 4, Hair Raaaniaadn. Dan rat, 11U41 Mark Eaton, Utah, 107J24.

Ralah tamnaon, Ooldan tana. 47,241. 7, Jamas Donaldson. Dalian, 94,241. 7, Tan laeCormtck, Houston, 11,741.

4. UtaM Thampsan, lacrinMiiio, 1IJS7-II, Nany lalfea. 41 (Person 10), Boston 48 (Pari II). hM-kdkna a (Stiles 10). Boston 22 (thaw l).

Total tons -Miens 21, Boston a. TaekMeala-Ulnar, Reeka Coach Radgara (elected). qr, Miami, zi.int. 1, Rail Matona, Utah, 242,714 Atoi Ina-aak, Daam, 2MJ41. t.

Jamas Wonhy, LA. Ukan, 100,402 4, Xsvtar McOanial, taanto, 144,411. 1. Jarama Karaay, Pom and. 141J01.

4, Inna Johnson. Portland, 121.024. 7, Mart AgtHrra, Dallas, 117,224. I. Darrtok McKay, taaaja, Danay Manning, LA.

dtp-para, ItlJII. IB, Danny tcrtayaa, Danrar, Mac O'Orady DaHW ElchoOMfOOn' NCAA wiana. tobTuey DehjTetreR DnakUena 1, Eanrln Johnson, LA. Ukara, 2M.211. Clyda Orarlar, Poraand.

174447. Dan) EMa, taana, 171,714. 4. Tarry Fenat, PorTland, 142JM. Ufayana Unr, Damar, John Stockton, Utah, 120.040.

7, Dank Haraar, DaHat, HJM. Chris akitUn, rMdan ttata, ITJ74. Mtohaal Adanta, Damar, 44,110. 1a, Rotanoo llactman, DaHas, 42,000, NEW JERtEV (M)Morril MS 14 20. LWHHama Mt IT, Carre Ml t-2 1 Nopaaa Ml 14 11, Conner Ml 0-0 1, Hknon 44 44 11, MeOaa 14 24 4.

Bag 24 1-1 tarry 14 04 2, Sheetujlord 14 04 4, Las 04 0. Touts 17 44 10-SM. HUADELPMIA (in) Darkley 11-11 14 H. Cofct-irwi 24 14 1, OMaaU Ml 44 IT, Cheeks Ml 04 HosrUne 44 24 12. Anderson 11-11 14 24, Iraaka 14 0, Undersea 24 44 I.

Walt 2. Thonttoa 14 0, Wmgsk Jonas 14 14 2. Totals 2040 B47 101. NenJereey 21 22 21 20-04 nttiaoaioMa a a it 22-101 I4vkt goak-rtewljne Marrta, Fouled cut-Nona. Refeoveaalo- New Jersey SO (WvWaejio 10)t PMIedelplik 12 (GmMakl 11).

AssMs-Hsa Jersey 11 (Comer 11), Fhlladilehlo a (CbaaM 10). Total louts -Haw Jersey 24, Pkteoekhk 24. A Al Chertotfct, N.C CHICAGO (lOlrWppea Ml Ml 24. Oram Mt 14 14, Certwrtght 14 T4 Fatten 4-7 04 JantM Ml 1M1 Hadgaa M4 14 14, Car-Ma 04 0. tallara 14 44 10, Haley t4 04 1.

Tout, 1741 1141 1M. CHARLOTTE (101) Trlpucaa 141 Mt 24, Rambk 14 04 12, Curalon 1-7 14 1, Hanon 14 04 1 RaM 1MI 44 24, Chapman Mt 44 24. ttoapsnfl-1 14 1. Boouas 14 2-1 1, Htnsjlps 1-1 04 2. Totals 4444 11-21 101.

Teny Mk CraltltnaTar NBA Legends Roster Wednesday's SEC Boxes 3 NEW T0W( BoolaWn, tt playara eleetad (ar tia NtA Ufanda AnJIar Claaalo, ay ha playad SonWdayy Fab 11 tH ffM aajMiiinlt III Houstons EAST TEAM ones who suffer the most. "I've been through a lot of things," Oliver said. "It's just another thing we have to weather through. "Whatever the ramifications are, Io feel worst for the seniors. The seniors are the ones it hurts.

We could have been one of the better teams and had a chance to win the conference i tournament." While Oliver was told the bad news' Wednesday morning, he waited until immediately after the South Alabama game to tell his players. He said he wanted to wait until he learned all the details about the -NCAA's decision. 1 "Probably, they will feel bad about! it," Oliver said. "Some of them feel like they have to suffer because, of something they had no control; over. "But it's lost water over the You have to pull together and try to- do the best thing to represent your i BASEBALL Kant at 44 Sowkng Orsan S7 Kojtyon Mi OtMflln McnMraon ttthwiy, Km.

02, OT OHClllOM Ola 04y NOffeWOaTaaTftl 00 Mo.41 Inula Tt, HE MHaourl Tt, OT Mount Matey ClarUTI NW Missouri tt. lapBat Tt North Fork 04, CorroNi Whv 01 Nonhad, Mich, ARulnat 71 OMaU. 00, Onto Waslyn 17, Daajaoa Otana, Kan. Tt, MmI, Kan. IE Mlsnaud 77, MrasBtirt4ttBHl tliowiMO tt 01 WMiiiinQloiBy OMo 72 OowttnrMlefaa Km.

II, Tobor 80 It Frands, II. HE SOrtotsM, OT It Mary ol ka Ml Ins Itotllng SI WM.4H CWn 142, WtcOardlMI 71 WN.4tout 7t, W1s4upar1cr 77 WManhart 7S, Ohkt Narlharn 47 Waoatar OHaroak a Wright tt 42, AsWsndM SOUTHWEST Austin Cat 71, Mldwislam tt. Tana a Fan Ainartcan TSLas-Arangton a ParAandM tt Fart Hays It IT tW Oklahoma tchmca Aria, Okln, aaattam Matt, Tl, laylar IT Hsphon TJUnttn 71, Tsiss toukam Tt TaiasM.RkaU Tana ChrtsUan II, Arkanaaa 41 TsiasLukoranU.SchrsaiarM Wtyland aapalt 71, Soukwastorn, TaiM FARWEIT Loyola MarytMttnl 11B, tan Frariraicaa Yogas Fraann tL 77 FaBpardko 71, tank Clara TOURNAMENT Chaaa Lkeok First Rank CoHiglak Tournaman Flrat Round OanssaoSI. 101. Breckson tt Hobatl IT, It John Fkar Robsrts Waalayan a Nalarak, NT.

tt, OT Rochsstsr Tach II Kauka T4 a a ti a-iM a a 21 101 1, Pauan. Faulad AnortCM loofiM DOtTOM ItED SOU -Agreed knee nek McA CoronOi oaajaefy aa a anayaar oanvaoL CAJJFORN1A ANaCU-Nemed Derse Jehn- out -Nona. Rsbounds Chtcsoo 41 (nppaa I), CkarkMa a (RamWa 14). AaaW-CMcaga a (Jaraan 11), CnartotM a (Boouss 10). Total hafc-CMcaao II.

Ckarlatla a. Tacnnleal-CMcaia Wagal talanaa. A 2UM. MILWAUKEE IREWCRI-llgned Mlkn VOejitaOt OnaaavaaialaTa'f tO el a7emTya0f OSAklMli MantltOTA TWMt-Stoned Sena Urkk, aaaTaaTnOlOnl MBOf 0 OOffnaryOaT tjaTfljlTaOL 010100 aHplaii Caartartafleeii, ayMaMof, lo aaanaraafua osiiifacL AojraaO lo lanM WmOi MOw Oyer wit Playar HL Afa Vaars NatoAnMaaM 4-1 44 14 ZalmoBsrly 4-4 44 11 DmClaan 44 40 11 SpancarHaynood 44 11 Rod Hundlay 44 44 0 BobOy Jonas 44 17 11 Tom McMillan Ml a 11 Oscar Robartaon 44 44 14 FMWaMahnl 44 24 12 JamaalWUtat 14 a II WEtTTEAM Haad Coach: HaMr Mart Ftoyar HL Aga Vaars Rktlarry t-T 44 14 DaaCnaaay 14 42 11 ElYtorlayaa 44 42 11 Daahaal 40 II UkaJaekaan 14 47 I EarlMonraa 44 44 11 MMNasrlln 44 41 11 Carrto Murphy 14 41 II CHRardRay 14 It aTomtanostah 44 44 11 The result of the ruling: All Alabama State team sports are barred from NCAA championships for the 1988-89 academic year ending in May. Alabama State, which lost a 104-84 decision in Mobile against South Alabama Wednesday night, begins its SWAC schedule Saturday in Houston, Texas, against Texas Southern.

Oliver said the news that his team is ineligible for the NCAA Tournament came at a terrible time. "It's tough," Oliver said. "You're all geared up to play in the SWAC and jockey for position in the SWAC Tournament. Now you have to try to win the regular-season championship and let that be the highlight of your year." According to Alabama State interim athletic director Houston Mark-ham, who was in San Francisco for the NCAA convention, Alabama State was placed on restrictive membership status after the NCAA learned that last year's Alabama State men's and women's track teams did not meet NCAA Division I qualifications. "We did not have the proper number of participants in men's and women's track," Oliver said.

Alabama State women's track coach Barbara Williams confirmed that the women's track team did not have the NCAA Division I minimum number of 16 scholarship athletes last year. Alabama State men's track coach Horace Crump has been unavailable for comment. Oliver was saddened at the news. He said his team's seniors will be the ATLANTA IRAVtt-tigned Lanak lakh, weleldar, ten one yaot oietrM. CINCINNATI REM-ttanad Hark Wk- tT.

UNHt CAPDVtALI Agreed krau At Knonnrla. Tsna. LtU (M) Bknkn Ml 14 tt, tana M7 14 tkekioa T-11 t-7 lit Jaoktoa Mt 74 24, Mouton 24 04 4, Tracy 1414 2, McKantk 1-1 2 Krsftsrskl 1-2 04 2 Totek 24-74 14-24 PL TENNESSEE (100) Nil Mt 14 2. lechhen M4 24 11, Rath 7-11 44 II, tsrssisngsn T-11 24 17. Bolt 2-10 44 10, Henry 24 14 4.

Clerk 2-7 4-7 4 QVrMn 44 04 0, Price 04 04 4 Torek 24-72 1241100. HelRlrne-Tennessee 47, UW 41. 2-poM tenk-LtU Ml (Jeetnon 1-7, nentan 24, Mouton 14, Tracy 4-2 McKanUn M), Tan-aooooo 021 fNIi 24, tinTfify 12g aavofociQiii 1a let 14, OrBKa 44, Rati Clert 0-1). gtstoa ti), Tinrtsssss 41 (Rett 11). Assiak-LtU tl (Wanton, Mouton, Jeefcsoe I), Tan.

nessse a (Henry 4). TesH leuk-LIUM, Tennessee a. a a.iM. AtOrtord, MM. Kernel Ml 14 it, Wtoon Ml 22.

Oahaan Mt 14 Wheal 24 4 Mayaa 44 1-2 2, tillaibi 444Tetkl2744l2-1l72. Mississippi (U) Olese 14-21 tt, Faal 24 24 4 Murphy 14 14 2 Meahews 14 2, Jumper Ml 14 It, MMUck 14 24 4, Aklns 24 4, Turner 14 04 4, tyrn MMI. Takk 841 14-1444. HaMalM IHOSlaWlpOl VaWaaraHtM 01a ROM gosk-Vaneerek Ml faoefcer Kernel W1IOOS 14, Oehtsn 2-4), Mlllllltpl II (Okas 14 nMheaa Jumper 14, MM hok 0-2 Akka 24). Faukd eul-Neaa.

Re-(Mutes VaftOtfOW (KafwM 10J, HaaWaaWletjpl a (OkM I) Asstsk VandirMR IT (Oahlin t), Mississippi 14 (Jumper, Akka 4). tekl kak- university. PL Oliver said he has no animosity to Ftanaar Laaswo tUTTt COFFER KttOt-AlkUiaMad tump WWa ath return as miniglr and Chrk KlanjU COLUMBU MOTS -Named Ml tkk I Agar aveiaMk FWMf pHeMnf oaaiAr Men's Top 20 Fared How The AMacNrtotf reaa Tea) TwanliF 00N090 BASKETBALL NEW YORK (100) Nawnan 14 04 S. OaMay 4-10 14. Etn 54 14 It, WIHIns Ml 44 IK Jackson MT 04 11.

t.WIUna 14 14 Sraan 14 14 4, tMeklaral Ml 14 11, Waftar 14 04 1, lunar 04 04 0, Tartar 24 04 1. Ta. Ists 3440 10-21 100. DETROIT U) DaMay M1 II, lanay M4 4-1 14. Laluitaar 7-11 74 It, Durura 44 74 14, Tltamas Mt 14 14, Rooman 44 04 1.

Edwards 14 Johnson 14 04 4, WUBama 04 14 2.Totals 1244 1744 NMTark 24 22 M27-1M Damn aaaw-N I'PolM foda alackaofi tb kMan4 Ne mail. O.WINUns, Tactar. FouM Nana. Ra-taur4s-Na York a (Oatlay 12), DamR II Rooman II). Assists Now Tork (Jacaan 7), Dan 17 (Thomas I).

Total hula Now Tart AtMKwausas DENVER (1M) Coopar 14 14 1. ErajrWt Ml 14 11. Boharsa 14 1-2 1, Atairta Ml 0-1 2, Lrtat 11-20 44 27. DaMa Ml 04 10. Turaar 1-1 04 1, Rsamutssii 14 1 Nuohaa 0, Una t-T 14 RaB 1-1 44 2.

Totals M44 24J IN, MILWAUKEE (122) Curomltias 141 74 Kryit-sowlat Ml 11-11 27. aurna Ml 14 12, Mmrlal Ml 14 14, Rraaaay Ml 44 IT, Huat-phrtss 44 04 1, Rtaroa 24 44 1, Robant 1-1 1 1, MataaU 14 44 1, Kartort 14 44 1 Taua) 44401244 121. Damar aana-iM awaautaa 21 24 24 14 1-RoMt aoars-Aoama 4, Wjm. FauhK am Nana. RsaouMs Damar 11 (Caa-aar, lana 11), MUwaakaa (KryMsowlas.

Ptsassy t). AaakM-Damar 17 (Law I), aW-awaaa a (Prsaaay I). Total fauh-Oonmr 24, MNwatfkaa M. Tachnlcala-Daiwar Waaal ta tanas. MHwawtaa ooaoh Kama, ward anyone responsible for bama State being placed on restrictive membership status.

"It's not something anybody set out to do, I'm sure," Oliver said. "It's just something that affects a whole group of innocent kids. "It's a situation you have no control! over. It's just an honest mistake on everybody's part. I'm not the athletic director.

I'm not in a position to look at those thines. It Drobablv affects us. Wednesday's College Boxes OenaWafi aW OlO llljnakTaTal NLMQaaa)0 KarlaTaal Upataw, fliMrtJi to IfrOay anWaVMli FORTLANO TPJUL BLAZERS-Pieced Creaj 1. Data (124) ham WIRUnn 1 Mary 1004S. 1 Haab (1 14) dW nM play.

I. Oklahoma (1M) dk) aat pkry. 4. lyraouaa (144) anl nM play. I.

Naa(1M)dldnalplay. 4 Michigan (1M) mt jm. T. OssiasMan (11-1) Mat HBlknat 7147. 4 Nonh Carouna (14-2) naal Marytaad 04-71 t.

LautayMa (114) taat tank Carattna 7442. II. Mtsaaun (114) dM nal pray. ALAtAMA ITATt (MVMayo 44 4111 FOOTBALL 12, Mtaakelnat 14. A 4444 UPTALO BHXS-Signed Urry Kbmakiae, OMasaNana HNCari TwWmWf OBeflelyO WmmfWi eMTTH more than anybody else.

"From a coaching standpoint, I've- just got to do the best I can to not let." it affect them." 11. Naiada Las Vaaaa 014) taat ttMan-n. It Aranaia (14) did aat play. It, tahnt Hat 1M) oaat Maw 744. Wednesday'a Women'a Scores AIT 14.

FanMo tana (11-1) I 44 II, lank 14 14 1, tuoWism 244-4 4. rasas T-11 14 IT, Thomas 7-11 44 14. araTk Ml 24 II, Hagaa 14 04 2, Cooks 04 44 4, 4ha 44 440, Dsvts 14042. Totals 24-71 lt-17 44. tOUTH ALABAMA (IMrEaUaa 44 44 II.

Jaa-lnarMn7M4, Hadta MT 44 17, Laatt 11-11 Ml tt, Irad-ntck 14 44 4. Imrk 14 II, Rhadaa 14 04 Tiirnnr 14 1, Hurrfcaj 14 14 1, Nahtan 14 04 1 lltnos 04 04 0, Naal 04 04 4 Totals 22-M 24-41 104. HalRIrM -Souk Alabama Alabama tl 44. Thrss-aalM goals Alabama tl 14 tuctholtj 1-1, Brooks 1-1, Oram 14, thaa M). taaa Alsbama t-11 (Hadta 14, Lasrts 44, troantok Rhidai Tumor 0-2).

Faulad am-tuck- 41 (OritU 10). Souk Alabama it (lataba tIL Asststs Alaasms St a (Oraan I), louA Alabama 24 (trodnlck I). Tots! louk Alabama tl 22, OowOi AtatMato It. Taolwicalo aTpflMnefaraBTi, FraMUMt Pom, bMOef oMsfci to aew eenlnolB. OOATTJJUHAWK0 AmoimooO WW retf I aVatl fOOOtaJft flaaaMnaa Athletes 71.

14 Nark CaraMttala(t-1)d aal play. 1t.llanaat(1M)dMaalalay. 5 17. Taranaaai (1M) in college preperatory average 1t Ctaa ttata 014) dM nat play. It OaataJn Tseh (1M) dM nal play, a.

FrasManet (114) dM not play. COLLEGE CAHNSOII -MELLON AJklsnild tut I MR CaUtornk. Fa. II tarry 17 asTSanUfiaOII 02i anjr1aYffcllf0 00 Oannsa 74. tunek a Oiirtikan Tt, taikn estate tF Oram Cay It, Weak, Jet.

11 Inalena, Fa. Tt, tt. Vkeerd ken Vault Kutnotm 77. Look Haten 71 Nan Heeea 71, Keena NYU M. Akeny el 70t Feajt 0L4alinn0 00 Fravtaeaoa 00, 01 Jehn'o 10 OyraOatae 19, FWerljaiirii 71 Urataus Tt, latint Oaraaw 07 ViitiMva Mt CanaacOOMl Va.

WeWya 01. Froayr 01 70 0OUTH Atabwwa 71, Oaoraia Oouarwra Aubum 77, MlHlulpei Ot Alaanwiaaaa HOUITON (IS) tkart Ml 44 Tnoraa Mt 14 II, Ouyman It-M Fktytf Ml 14 It, Wooaaon MT 14 17, MeCarMel 4-7 4-2 jinmnii 't'" 1 04 4. Trawiaon 44 04 1, NasM 04 14 4. Ta. lots 4444 2441 m.

BAN ANTONIO (117) 0 Anosrson 7-17 44 20, WjMaraaa Mt 24 II, Irletasrakl 14 1-1 1, lt-17 Mt Rotanasn t-11 1-1 Cant 14 a. Whnahaad 04 04 1, OraaimooB 4 14 II, Roll t4 1. Klnj 14 04 1 TMabj 44442444117. Ilim.n 17 24 11 a ii-m laaAManla It 17 a 11-117 4aml ffaaM-F1ay4 Maraal. Faulan M-Tharaa, OlaRMin, WAMarsan, IrleaawaU.

RotauMJa-Haualan (than. Thoras 10). Ian AMMO a (O.Aiatarsan. OMarnsaat 12). Raslali'-Haaalan 24 (Fkrnl 11), tan AManJa a IRaaarman 7).

tatal lauls Houston IT.Iian AManlo 11. Taehntesls tan Antonio 11.H4. 154 vote on Wednesday, Division I schools reversed their decision on Tuesday and closed the only loophole available to high school prospects who do not meet all the controversial freshman-eligibility standards of Proposition 48. A partial qualifier is a high school graduate with a 2.0 overall grade point average who does not meet pther Proposition 48 requiremerts such as minimum test scores or a 2.0 lOaTVa m9 0aaaM0lll AIMOtOO COaavaTaaWlaTO aWaaV tia 100000 aeaHt4oaya yaar MOFtTRA-AiM I ka dtoseaneueBen el IMSOUnMLANSAS CfTT-AanikUll Res) ttark Okrar, lersrerd, tan aat Ma Hkikit Wednesday's Men's Scores courses. "This will affect not just black kids, but poor kids who are black, white and other shades," said Jim commissioner of the predominantly black Southwestern Athletic Confer- ence.

The rule takes affect in 1990 and, does not affect anyone currently en-o rolled. Al Durham. C. WHUAM MART (St) tack Mt 14 1, Rtankar 14 14 1, t.lMk 14 4-2 4. Appla M4 44 12, O'RaWy 44 1, Laooo 14 2, WakaaaM 14 14 4 Pons 44 04 4 Burtat H444 Jsmlasn 4-1 44 4 Toylar 41 2-2 2 Emory 4 14 tt MsnhowtO-l 444 Totals 11-144424 DUKE (INIFarry t-7 14 11 Brtotoy 44 14 11, Uaktlt 24 74 11, tnydar 2-0 44 7, handaraan 44 J.amlk t-T 14 Ahdlklty t-7 44 II.

Kouaou HI 14 II, tucklay 1-1 44 2, Dark 14 4. Palmar 14 14 1, lunik t-1 14 1 Tn- EAST MOttTMEAtT lOUIBUlNA laa4ayaTaiea at FwlCeWNa, 1004 a OTs FMAMCIOi FAi AeWtaaaaarael IMaaratart TT, C.W. FM jetehe annk piialaan at.