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Pan American was surprisefor Indiana

HONOLULU (AP) - Kenneth Green and Curtis Glasper combined for 41 points as Pan American stunned 15th-ranked Indiana, 66-60, Tuesday night to capture third place in the 17th annual Rainbow Classic. Clemson met host Hawaii in the second game for the tournament championship. Green, a 6-foot-9 senior center, had 21 points and Glasper, a 6-6 senior forward, had 20, as the Broncs worked to perfection Coach Bill White’s game plan to work the ball inside. The Hoosiers, loosing for the second straight night to an underdog opponent, got 14 points

Maine is practice target for Wildcat bombardiers

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Maine Coach Skip Chappelle iaid he should have ditched the scouting report before his Black Bears took the floor against fif-th-ranked Kentucky. “Someone said their outside shooting was suspect,” Chappelle said Tuesday night, “but they came from every which way.” The Wildcats, in fact, used Maine for target practice, blistering the Bears with 59.4 percent field goal shooting. Kentucky had an overwhelming height advantage, but most of the scoring came on bombs-away jumpers, particularly from guards Derrick Hord, Jim Master and Dirk Minniefield. Chappelle could be excused, however, for opening the game in a zone defense that sought to force the outside shot. Kentucky had hit just 44.9 percent from the field in seven previous games and poor shooting by its guards had been a major factor. But the guards got well against Maine. Hord led all scorers with 24 points on 10-for-16 shooting. Master was 6-for-8 for 15 points and Minniefield got 10 points on a 5-for-9 night. Senior forward

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from Isiah Thomsas and Randy Whittman as the Broncs gave Indiana the outside shot, but clogged the middle with an agrresive 2-3 zone. The score was tied four times in the first five minutes of play before Green’s 11-foot jumper put Pan American ahead, 10-8. The Broncs never trailed after that and took a 34-25 halftime lead. The Hoosiers narrowed the gap to two points, 42-40. in the second half on a slam dunk by Landon Turner, but two layoups by Glasper and two field goals by Robert Kirby put the Broncs back in control.

Fred Cowan returned to the lineup after missing three starts with an ankle sprain and finished with 12 points. Freshmen Bret Bearup, who was 5-for-10, and Melvin Turpin, who didn’t miss a shot, added 10 apiece. Sam Bowie, Kentucky’s 7-foot-1 sophomore center, was conspicuously absent from the leading-scorers list. Averaging 18.6 points before the game, Bowie scored just seven but took only four shots. “Our game plan was to shut off their inside,” Chappelle said. “I don’t know if we did that. They didn’t need their inside.” Bowie made his presence felt, however, with 14 rebounds just five shy of Maine’s team total. With no starter taller than 3-6, the Bears were manhandled

Taylor sets 300 record

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (AP) Angella Taylor of the Scarborough Optimists set an indoor world record of 36.71 seconds in the women’s 300-me-ter run at the Saskatoon Indoor Games Tuesday night. The old mark was 37.13. Taylor’s performance was

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In the last minute of play, both Kirby and Glasper sank four free throws to nullify a lastditch Hoosier rally. Pan American is now 7-4. while Indiana dropped to 7-5. In consolation round action Tuesday afternoon, Marquette beat Louisiana Tech, 80-66, for fifth place. PAN AMERICAN (66) Glasper 6 8-10 20, Kirbv 2 5-6 9. Green 7 7-9 21, Cole 6 (M) 12. Carroll 2 0-2 4. Owen 0 0-0 0. McGraph 0 0-0 0. Totals—23 20-27 66. INDIANA (60) Tolbert 0 0-0 0, Whittman 7 0-0 14. Kitchell 1 0-0 2, I. Thomas 7 0-0 14, J. Thomas 5 1-3 11. Franz 1 0-0 2, Brown 0 0-0 0. Turner 3 OO 6. Risley 4 1-19. Isen barger 0 OO 0, Bouchie 1 OO 2. Totals—29 2-4 60 Halftime—Pan American 34, Indiana 25 Fouled out—J. Thomas Total fouls—lndiana 24, Pan American 13

on the boards to the tune of 4619. “In three years, we have never been so intimidated inside,” Chappelle said. “The mere name of Sam Bowie must have intimidated us.” “Sam sacrificed himself tonight,” said Kentucky Coach Joe Hall. “We were able to get the outside shot from Derrick Hord and Jim Master. We’re hitting well from the outside... “We can hit,” Hall said. “It just shows that we’ve not been relaxing against the good ball clubs. We’ve been shooting under pressure and tonight we loosened up and shot the ball real well. That’s going to be important to us.” It was Kentucky’s first game since a 67-61 loss Saturday night to Notre Dame.

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