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Indiana and Big Ten College Basketball By The Associated Press Thursday’s Games Bethel 69, Tri-State67 E.lllinois 72, Evansville 67 Ind.St.-Evansville 80, Ashland 70 lowa 72, Indiana 59 Michigan 76, Northwestern 52 Michigan St. 77, Wisconsin 68 Ohio St. 76, Minnesota 62 Vincennes 105, Hesston 90 Wichita St. 88, Indiana St. 72 Thursday’s College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press EAST Colgate 47, N. Adams St. 36 Delaware St. 83, Morgan St. 68 Fairleigh Dickinson 57, Marist 54 George Mason 78, Navy 74 George Washington 93, Rhode Island 84 Harvard 75, Lehigh 72 Holy Cross 102, lona 85 Niagara 88, Boston U. 87, OT Penn St. 71, Massachusetts 65, OT St. Joseph’s 70, Duquesne 56 Temple 77, St. Bonaventures6 Vermont 57, New Hampshire 52 West Virginia 76, Rutgers 71, OT SOUTH Appalachian St. 72, N. Carolina A&T 67 Ark.-Little Rock 68, Georgia St. 64 Furman 73, E. Tennessee St. 72 James Madison 70, American 68 Kentucky 53, Louisiana St. 43 Louisiana Tech 80, Arkansas St. 73 McNeese St. 91, Texas-Arlington 82 Old Dominion 59, Ala -Birmingham 58 S. Alabama 87, N.C. Charlotte 76 Samford 76, Centenary 40 SW Louisiana 62, New Orleans 45 ‘ Tennessee St. 47, Jackson St. 46 Va. Commonwealth 81, Jacksonville 54 W. Carolina 58, Davidson 57 MIDWEST Akron 61, Cent. Florida 60, OT E. Illinois 72, Evansville 67 lowa 72, Indiana 59 Michigan 76, Northwestern 52 Michigan St. 77, Wisconsin 68 N. lowa 70, Pan American 68 Ohio St. 76, Minnesota 62 S. Illinois 63, Illinois St. 50 Wichita St. 88, Indiana St. 72 SOUTHWEST Lamar 84, NE Louisiana 70 Nicholls St. 97, SW Texas St. 73 FAR WEST Arizona 69, Washington 56 Arizona St. 63, Washington St. 59 California 42, Oregon St. 36 Cai-Santa Barbara 72, Long Beach St. 56 Chicago St. 77, U.S. International 67 Fresno St. 56, Pacific 39 Nevada-Las Vegas 70, San Jose State 56 Oregon 61, Stanford 54 Pepperdine 76, Portland 75 St. Mary’s 75, San Diego 65 Santa Clara 91, Loyola Calif. 70 San Diego St. 77, Brigham Young 71 Utah 78, Hawaii 64 Utah St. 87, Cai-Irvine 84 Wyoming 54, Colorado St. 53 Indiana High School Basketball Girls Sectional Tournaments By The Associated Press Thursday’s Games (All Semifinals) Anderson And. Madison Hts 38, Pendleton Hts 36 Anderson Highland 64. Elwood 43 Barr-Reeve Bedford-N.Lawrence 66, Mitchell 20 Loogootee 41, Barr-Reeve 24 Batesville Immaculate Conception 36, Milan 32 Batesville 42, S.Ripley 29 Beech Grove Beech Grove 47, Indpls Howe 42 Indpls Roncalli 40, Franklin Central 26 Bellmont Bluffton 79, Southern Wells 40 Jay Co. 55, Bellmont 53. OT Bloomington Bloomington South 67, Brown Co. 17 Bloomington North 41, Martinsville 38 Blue River Blue River 52, Cowan 41 Wapahani 55, Shenandoah 47 Boonville Cannelton 45, S.Spencer 44 Boonville 57, Heritage Hills 36 Brownstown Brownstown 53, Crothersville 30 Seymour 71, Jennings Co. 59 Cass N.Miami 45, Peru 41 Logansport 47, Maconaquah42 Churubusco Columbia City 62, Carroll 45 Homestead 46, Whitko 43 Connersville Centerville 54, Union County 33 Connersville 45, Cambridge City 40

Is Boitano next champ? KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) A dream has come true for Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard. One is about to for Brian Boitano. Watson and Oppegard, skating together less than a year, won the pairs title Thursday night at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Boitano won the second of three events leading to the men’s title. He’ll skate for a gold medal tonight at Kemper Arena, site of the week-long event. In the women’s event, Tiffany Chin, the 17-year-old from Southern California, hopes to extend her lead by winning tonight’s short program. Watson, 21, meanwhile, looked as if she needed to pinch herself after she and Oppegard, 25, won. “I’ve had to make a lot of changes in the past year. I had to learn about a whole new place Toronto. I have a new partner, a new coach. “It definitely is like a dream come true,” said Watson, who, with Oppegard, trains in Toronto. Their performance didn’t include the skilled throws of Kitty and Peter Carruthers, the four-time U.S. champions and Olympic silver medalists who retired this year.

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Crawford County Corydon 50, N.Harrison 30 Crawford Co. 47, Perry Central 43 Decatur Central Indpls Perry Meridian 63, Decatur Central 49 Speedway 63, Southport 62, OT Elkhart Concord 45, Elk. Memorial 36 Penn 47, Northridge 32 Eminence Greencastle 83, Eminence 27 Mobresville 51, Monrovia 31 Evansville Ev.Reitz 52, Ev. Harrison 28 Ev.Bosse 58, E v.Memorial 33 Floyd Central Clarksville 57, Providence 29 New Albany 38, Floyd Central 35 Ft. Wayne Harding New Haven 50, FW Harding 48 Heritage 58, FW Wayne 35 Ft. Wayne Northrop Ft. Wayne Dwenger 66. FW Concordia 34 Ft. Wayne Northrop 57, FW Snider 41 Frankfort Clinton Prairie 47, Rossville 36 Clinton Central 43, Tipton 35 Garrett Woodlan46, Leo 42 DeKalb 43, Garrett 21 Gary Gary Roosevelt 62, Gary West 41 Gary Wallace 70, Gary Mann 19 Gibson Southern (First Round) Princeton 40, Wood Memorial 22 Hammond Hammond Ga vit 50, Hammond Morton 35 Hammond 47, Hammond Noll 38 Hauser Greensburg 47, S.Decatur 44 Columbus North 39, Hauser 21 Indian Creek Center Grove 45, Greenwood 41 Indian Creek 51, Edinburgh 33 Indpls Brebeuf Indpls Brebeuf 68, Indpls Pike 32 Indpls N.Central 84, Broad Ripple 53 Indpls Marshall Indpls Cathedral 53, Indpls Arlington 30 Warren Central 81, Indpls Marshall 25 Indpls Scecina Indpls Ritter 62, Indpls Northwest 51 Indpls Tech 50, Indpls Park-Tudor 49 Jasper Pike Central vs Southridge, ppd Forest Park vs Jasper, ppd Knox Knox 45, N. Judson 44 Kouts 48, LaCrosse 36 LaPorte Mich. City Rogers 45, Mich. City Marquette 24 LaPorte 55, Westville 44 LaVille Glenn vs Plymouth, ppd New Prairie vs LaVille, ppd McCutcheon Laf.Harrison 47, McCutcheon 22 Lafayette Jeff 65, W.Lafayette 56 Merrillville Crown Point 78, Lowell 23 Andrean 43, Calumet 41 Mishawaka S.Bend St Joseph’s 46, Mishawaka 33 S.Bend Adams 53, S Bend Clay 49 Mississinewa Marion 74, Mississinewa 38 Madison-Grant 65, Eastbrook 44 Morristown Shelbyville 100, Southwestern (Shelby) 31 Rushville 70, Triton Central 37 Mt. Vernon (Hancock) Mt. Vernon 38, Greenfield 33 Eastern Hancock 47, Knightstown 36 Munster Lake Central 36, Munster 27 Highland 50, E.Chicago Washington 46 North field Manchester 53, Southwood 43 Northfield 50, Huntington North 40 Northwestern Kokomo 52, Taylor 48 Northwestern 66, Western 41 North Wood North Wood 54, Jim town 33 Bremen 54, Fairfield 39 Plainfield Plainfield 54, Avon 19 Tri-West 59, Cascade 34 Portage Valparaiso3l, Portage 30 Chesterton 54, Boone Grove 52, OT Randolph Southern Monroe Central 43, Winchester 39 Union City 65. Northeastern 22 Rensselaer Kankakee Valley 36, Tri-County 27 Rensselaer 60, N.Newton 56 Rochester Rochester 46, Culver Academy 35 Caston 64. Culver 42 Seeger Seeger 59, Attica 30 Benton Central 80. Fountain Central 38 Silver Creek Salem 83, Pekin Eastern 32

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP > This year’s top high school football prospects, say the experts, include a gifted passer from North Carolina, a trio of cat-quick running backs and a hulking youth from the Texas Panhandle who also stars in the classroom. Each year the NCAA Enforcement Department interviews high school and college coaches around the country and compiles a list of the top 100 or so prospects to monitor their recruitment in what is called “Operation Intercept.” The NCAA does not make its list public. But Dale Smith of the NCAA agreed to identify the so-called “super blue-chip” athletes. “They are among the ones who everybody believes will be the stars of the future,” Smith said. “But of course nobody Collinsworth is free to go CINCINNATI (AP) - The Tampa Bay Bandits of the United States Football League won’t stand in the way of wide receiver Cris Collinsworth if he wants to break his contract and return to the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League, according to John Bassett, managing partner of the USFL club. Bassett also said the Bandits won’t demand more than the player’s original $500,000 bonus to void the deal with Collinsworth. Id a telephone interview from Tampa, Bassett said Thursday he thinks Collinsworth is “beat up” from the Bengals’ 1984 season and said he wouldn’t lose any respect for him if he said he wanted to play in Cincinnati instead of Tampa “If it’s in his best interest to get back to Cincinnati, he can go back,” said Bassett. “Our situation is very simple If Collinsworth wants to go, he can go If he goes back, I might take a little heat, but who cares?” In return, Bassett said he would ask for nothing more than the bonus Collinsworth received, “not even the interest.

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to play major college basketball Two quarterbacks top most recruiters’ lists this year, said Smith. The most talented passer may be Todd Ellis of Greensboro, N.C., who hit 203 of 322 passes for 3,110 yards and 19 touchdowns in leading Page High School to a 13-0-1 mark. Chris Osgood of Moss Point, Miss., who was president of his senior class, is more of an option-type quarterback who runs a the 40yard dash in 4.6 seconds. “There are three running backs mentioned prominently by everybody,” Smith said, “Brian Davis of Washington, Pa., Sammy Smith of Apopka, Fla., and Aaron Emanuel of Quartz Hill, Calif.” Davis, 5-11, 196, missed two games because of injury his senior year but still rushed for 1,600 yards and 24 touchdowns.

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