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Indiana High School Basketball Saturday ’s Sectional Scores P) The Associated Press (All Championships) Anderson Anderson 51, Pendleton Hts. 49 Blackford Wes-Del M, Blackford 61 Boonvllle Heritage Hills 57, Boonville 53 Brownsburg Plainfield 62. Danville 51 Calumet Crown Point 66, Calumet 58 Carmel Noblesville 94, Sheridan 60 Columbia City Whitko 48, Churabusco 43 Columbus Columbus East 64. Columbus North 57 Connersville Connersville 64, Union Co. 45 Crawford County N Harrison 60, Corydon 29 East Central E.Central 53, Bates ville 49 East Chicago EC Roosevelt 68, Whiting 45 East Noble Westview6l, E. Noble 52 Elkhart Concord 48, Goshen 47 Evansville Ev. Memorial 58, Ev.Bosse 57, OT Floyd Central Floyd Central 37, Charlestown 35, OT Fort Wayne I FW Northrop 59, FW Elmhurst 45 Fort Wayne II Woodlan 59, FW Snider 56 Fountain Central Attica 54, Covington 51 Frankfort Tipton 73, Tri-Central 60 Franklin Center Grove 55, Indian Creek 49 Franklin Central Warren Central 69, Indpls Scecina 58 Garrett Garrett 69, DeKalbs9 Gary Gary Wallace 72, Gary Wirt 61 Greencastle S Putnam 75, N.Putnam 66 Greenfield Mt. Vernon (Hancock) 45, Greenfield 43 Greensburg Greens burg 87, N.Decatur6o Hammond Andrean 56, Hammond Gavit 49 Huntington Huntington North 63, Homestead 47 Indpls Ben Davis Indpls Ben Davis 55, Indpls Pike 52 indpls Hinkle Indpls Broad Ripple 87, Indpls N.Central 80, OT Jeffersonville Clarksville 47, Jeffersonville 46.2 OTs Kankakee Valley Hanover Central 77, Hebron 57 Kokomo Kokomo 68, Western 58 Lafayette Lafayette Jeff 86, Delphi 59 Lebanon Zionsville 63, Tri-West 54 Logansport Logans port 50, Cass 39 Madison Austin 60, Scottsburg 58,6 OTs Marion Marion 71, Mississinewa 59 Martinsville Bloomington South 48, Martinsville 38 Michigan Cky Mich. City Rogers 84, LaPorte 82 Muncie Yorktown 52, Muncie North 48 New Castle New Castle 71, Tri High 48 North Juds on N.Judsonß9, LaCrosse 69 North Montgomery McCutcheon 57, N.Montgomery 52 Paoll Springs Valley 74, Salem 58 Plymouth LaVille 56, Culver Military 36 Princeton Wood Memorial 55, N.Posey 52 Richmond Richmond 79, Randolph Southern 56 Seymour Jennings Co. 81, Bedford-N.Lawrence6l Shelbyville Shelby ville 81, Triton Central 48 South Adams S. Adams 74, Bellmont73 South Bend Mishawaka 59, SB Adams 45 South Dearborn S.Dearborn 52, Switzerland Co. 45 Southport Indpls Howe 67, Indpls Manual 61 South ridge Southridge 55, Jasper 53 South Vermillion S. Vermillion 61, Northviews9 Switi City Bloomfield 61, Linton 59,2 OTs Terre Haute TH North 56, TH South 48, OT Tri-County Twin Lakes 69, Benton Central 59 Triton Warsaw 62, Wawasee 51 Valparaiso Valparaiso 54, Hobart 42 Vincennes Vincennes 65, Vincennes Rivet 58 Washington Loogootee 54, Shoals 48 HS Regional Pairings INDIANAPOLIS (AP) First-round regional pairings Friday of sectional winners in the 76th Indiana High School Athletic Association boys’ basketball tournament (Games at 6:30 and 8 p.m., local time. Winners play 7:30 p.m. Saturday for regional championships): Anderson Anderson vs Kokomo Wes-Del vs Noblesville Columbus Bloomington South vs Center Grove Columbus East vs Shelbyville Elkhart Concord vs LaVille Warsaw vs Westview Evansville Vincennes vs Heritage Hills Ev. Memorial vs Wood Memorial Fort Wayne Woodlan vs Garrett FW Northrop vs Whitko Frankfort Zionsville vs McCutcheon Tipton vs Plainfield Gary E.C.Roosevelt vs Crown Point Andrean vs Gary Wallace Indianapolis Warren Central vs Indpls Ben Davis Indpls Broad Ripple vs Indpls Howe Lafayette Attica vs Twin Lakes Lafayette Jeff vs Hanover Central Marion S. Adams vs Huntington North Marion vs Logansport Michigan City Mishawaka vs N.Judson Valparaiso vs Mich. City Rogers Newcastle Yorktown vs New Castle

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Mt. Vernon (Hancock) vs Greensburg Richmond E.Central vs S Dearborn Richmond vs Connersville Seymour Clarksville vs Jennings Co. Floyd Central vs Austin Terre Haute S. Vermillion vs TH North Bloomfield vs S.Putnam Washington Southridge vs Springs Valley Loogootee vs N.Harrison Sunday’s College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press MIDWEST Wisconsin 70, Northwestern 68 FAR WEST Arizona St. 70, Arizona 63 TOURNAMENTS Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Duke 68, Georgia Tech 67 Big Eight Conference Championship Kansas 73, lowa St . 71 Metro Conference Championship Louisville 88, Memphis St. 79 Mideastern Athletic Conference Championship N. Carolina A&T 53, Howard U. 52 Southwest Conference Championship Texas Tech 67, Texas A&M 63 Southwestern Athletic Conference Championship Miss. Valley St. 75, Prairie View A&M 58 Saturday’s College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press SOUTH Pan American 58, New Orleans 54 MIDWEST DePaul 95, Marquette 87 Illinois 73, Minnesota 64 lowa 77, Purdue 64 Michigan 80, Indiana 52 Michigan St. 91, Ohio St. 81 Notre Dame 69, Dayton 55 Olivet Nazarene 72, Bethel, Ind. 63 FAR WEST California 78, Washington 72, OT Oregon 80, UCLA 65 Southern Cal 66, Oregon St. 60 Washington St. 69, Stanford 66 TOURNAMENTS Atlantic Coast Conference Semifinals Duke 75, Virginia 70 Georgia Tech 64, Maryland 62 Big East Conference Championship St. John’s 70, Syracuse 69 Big Eight Conference Semifinals lowa St. 75, Nebraska 58 Kansas 72, Oklahoma 70 Big Sky Conference Championship Montana St. 82, Montana 77 ECAC Division 111 Metro Region Championship Staten Island 80, Old Westbury 64 ECAC Metro Conference Championship Marist 57, Fairleigh Dickinson 56, OT ECAC North Atlantic Conference Championship Northeastern 63, Boston U. 54 Metro Conference Semifinals Louisville 86, Cincinnati 65 Memphis St. 73, Florida St. 71 Mid-American Conference Championship Ball St. 87, Miami, Ohio 79 Mid-Continent Conference Championship Cleveland St. 70, E. Illinois 66 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Semifinals Howard 83, Md.-E. Shore 55 N. Carolina A&T7S, Bethune-Cookman 66 Ohio Valley Conference Championship Akron 68, Middle Tenn. 63 Pacific Coast Athletic Association Championship Nev.-Las Vegas 75, New Mexico St. 55 Southeastern Conference Championship Kentucky 83, Alabama 72 Southland Conference Championship NE Louisiana 59, McNeese St. 57 Southwest Conference Semifinals Texas A&M 55, Texas 47 Texas Tech 71, Texas Christian 67 Trans-America Athletic Conference Championship Ark.-Little Rock 85, Centenary 63 Western Athletic Conference Championship Texas-EI Paso 65. Wyoming 64 National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W. L.Pet. GB x-Boston 50 12 .806 x-Philadelphia 40 24 .625 11 New Jersey 33 33 .500 19 Washington 31 33 .484 20 New York 20 44 .313 31 Central Division x-Milwaukee 45 20 692 Atlanta 39 25 .609 s'/i Detroit 38 26 .594 6Vi Cleveland 24 39 .381 20 Chicago 22 43 .338 23 Indiana 22 43 .338 23 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Houston 40 24 .625 Denver 39 25 .609 1 Dallas 33 30 .524 6'A Utah 32 33 .492 BV4 San Antonio 31 34 .477 9>A Sacramento 28 36 .438 12 Pacific Division x-L.A. Lakers 48 16 .750 Portland 33 34 .493 16Vh Phoenix 24 39 .381 23<A Seattle 23 40 .365 24>/fc LA. Clippers 23 41 .359 25 Golden State 21 45 .318 28 x-clinched playoff berth Saturday's Games Washington 110, Boston 108, OT Atlanta ill, Milwaukee 109 Houston 126, San Antonio 117 L.A. Lakers 122, Sacramento 121, 20T Portland 104, Utah 90 Golden State 138, Cleveland 128 Sunday’s Games New Jersey 115, Phoenix 111 Philadelphia 120, Indiana 102 Chicago 114, New York 101 Denver 123, L.A. Clippers 121 Dallas 117, Sacramento 102 L.A. Lakers 108, Seattle 106 Monday’s Games Phoenix at Detroit Boston at Dallas Seattle at Golden State Tuesday's Games Cleveland at New York Denver at Atlanta Philadelphia at Indiana

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New Jersey at Chicago Boston at Houston L.A Clippers at L.A. Lakers San Antonio at Sacramento INDIANA (102) Tisdale 8-17 4-6 20, Williams 4-10 1-2 9, Stipanovich 2-6 04) 4. Richardson 6-12 2-2 14, Fleming 5-7 08 16, Anderson 4-6 3-6 11, Warrick 2-3 0-0 5, Gray 1-2 3-6 5, Garnett 1-10-0 2, Stanbury 3-31-2 7, McClain 0-01-21, Martin 4-80-08. Totals4o-77 21-34 102 PHILADELPHIA (120) Jones 2-6 04) 4, Barkley 7-10 3-5 18, Malone 11-18 12-12 34, Erving 10-22 2-2 22, Cheeks 4-115-513, McAdoo 2-8 1 -2 5, Threatt 5-15 0-0 10, Johnson 3-6 1-3 7, Moss 1-3 04) 2, CaUedge 1-3 2-2 4, Stokes 0-01-21. Totals 46-102 27-33120. Three-point goals—Warrick, Barkley. Fouled out—None Rebounds—lndiana 42 (Tisdale 12), Philadelphia 54 (Malone 17). Assists—lndiana 28 (Fleming 10), Philadelphia 29 (Cheeks 13). Total fouls—lndiana 26, Philadelphia 25. Technicals— Garnett A-!6,841. Baseball At A Glance By The Associated Press Saturday’s Games Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4 Detroit 6, Boston 4 St. Louis 10, New York Mets 2 Montreal 4, Atlanta 3 Toronto 3, Minnesota 2,11 inn. Chicago White Sox 3, Pittsburgh 2 New York Yankees 4, Baltimore 1 Texas 8, Kansas City 0 Houston 4, Los Angeles 3 Cleveland 7 (ss), Mexico City Reds 5 Seattle 10, Oakland 3 Milwaukee 11, Chicago Cubs 4 San Diego 7, California 4 San Francisco 4, Cleveland 3,10 inn. Sunday' Games New York Mets 8, St. Louis 1 Atlanta 4, Montreal 2 Los Angeles 6, Houston 1 Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 5, Kansas City 4,10 innings Detroit 11, Boston 2 Minnesota 7, Cincinnati 5 Texas 7, Toronto 6 Baltimore 3, New York Yankees 2 San Francisco 4, Cleveland 3,10 innings Milwaukee 8, Chicago Cubs 4 Oakland 6, Seattle 5 San Diego 5, California 4 Monday's Games Cincinnati vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Fla. Boston vs. Los Angeles at Vero Beach, Fla. Toronto vs. Montreal at West Palm Beach, Fla. Minnesota vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla. New York Mets vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla. Houston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla. Chicago White Sox vs. Kansas City at Fort Myers, Fla. Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miami, Fla. Chicago Cubs vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz. Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Phoenix, Ariz. San Diego vs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz. California vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz. Texas vs. New York Yankees at Fort Lauderdale, Fla National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L. T .Pti. GF.GA. Philadelphia 43 21 4 90 285 213 Washington 42 19 5 89 256 220 NY Islanders 31 25 30 72 265 243 Pittsburgh 31 29 7 69 269 244 NY Rangers 31 31 4 66 230 226 New Jersey 22 41 3 47 252 306 Adams Division Montreal 36 25 6 78 289 230 Quebec 36 28 4 76 280 251 Buffalo 32 30 6 70 257 249 Boston 31 29 7 69 266 251 Hartford 31 34 2 64 265 262 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division x-Chicago 34 26 8 76 301 289 x-St. Louis 32 27 8 72 267 251 x-Minnesota 30 28 9 69 276 262 Toronto 21 40 6 48 269 324 Detroit 14 47 6 34 227 350 Smythe Division x-Edmonton 48 14 6 102 360 264 x-Calgary 33 26 8 74 291 255 Winnipeg 22 41 6 50 245 320 Los Angeles 20 40 7 47 241 332 Vancouver 18 37 10 46 227 275 x-clinched Dlavoff berth Saturday’s Games New Jersey 7, Philadelphia 3 Winnipeg 4, Minnesota 2 Washington 6, N.Y. Islanders 2 Quebec 6, Hartford 3 Montreal 8, Boston 3 Toronto 4, Chicago 3 St. Louis 7, Vancouver 3 Sunday's Games Washington 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 Calgary 3, Detroit 3, tie Winnipeg 5, Pittsburgh 3 Edmonton 7, Los Angeles 3 Buffalo 4, New Jersey 3 Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Chicago 4, St. Louis 2 Monday’s Game Hartford at Montreal Tuesday's Games N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey Pittsburgh at Washington Vancouver at Quebec Calgary at N.Y. Islanders Buffalo at St. Louis Edmonton at Minnesota Doral-Eastern Open. MIAMI (AP) Final scores and mon-ey-winnings Sunday in the $500,000 DoralEastern Ope Golf Tournament on the 6, 939 yard, par 72 Blue Monster course at the Doral Country Club (x-won sudden death playoff): x-Andy Bean, $90,000 71-68-68-69-276 Hubert Green, $54,000 70-70-64-72-276 Mark O’Meara, $29,000 70-67-74-66-277 Tom Kite, $29,000 66-67-73-71—277 Mac O’Grady, $19,000 73-67-69-70-279 Mike Sullivan, $19,000 71-69-69-70-279 Tom Purtzer, $16,750 66-71-73-70—280 David Frost, $13,500 69-70-73-69—281 Ed Fiori, $13,500 68-68-74-71—281 Bill Kratzert, $13,500 72-70-69-70-281 Bobby Wadkins, $13,500 72-69-69-71-281 Mark Calcavcch, $13,500 65-72-72-72-281 Weekend Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League SEATTLE MARINERS—Signed Jim Presley, third baseman, and Donnie Scott, catcher, to one-year contracts. National League MONTREAL EXPOS—Signed Randy St. Claire, pitcher, to a one-year contract. HOCKEY National Hockey League QUEBEC John Anderson, for ward, to the Hartford Whalers for Risto Siltanen, defenseman

Berry wins Wooden honor

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - Walter Berry, fifth-ranked St. John’s leading scorer and reebounder, was named winner of the 10th John R. Wooden Award as the nation’s top college basketball player by the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Berry, a 6-foot-junior, received 556 votes from more than 1,000 sports writers and broadcasters to become the second straight Redman to win the award. Chris Mullin won it last year. The announcement was made Sunday. Duke’s Johnny Dawkins finished second with 511 votes, followed by Len Bias of Maryland with 346.

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No choke for Duke, Dawkins By The Associated Press One choked, the other didn’t and topranked Duke earned the Atlantic Coast Conference playoff title and No. 1 seeding in the NCAA tournament’s East Regional. Johnny Dawkins hit two free with seven seconds left that clinched the victory, two seconds after Georgia Tech’s Craig Neal missed a 13-foot jumper that could have won it for the Yellow Jackets. Duke wound up with a 68-67 victory over the sixth-ranked Yellow Jackets at Greensboro, N.C., and their first ACC tournament title since 1980. Dawkins said before the free throws, which put Duke ahead 68-65, he did a little praying. “Please, God, let me make these two, whatever else happens,” he said. “I had missed some earlier. I felt the percentages were on my side,” Dawkins said. “They were, and I came through with the last two.” Had Neal hit his jumper with nine seconds left, Georgia Tech could have won since Mark Price hit a jumper for the Yellow Jackets with one second left. “I felt like I choked,” Neal said, wiping away tears. “It was a good shot. I had the shot. I just missed it. I was real low. I’d like to have swallowed my heart.” In Sunday’s other conference finals, No. 2 Kansas defeated lowa State 73-71 in the Big Eight, No. 11 Louisville beat No. 10 Memphis State 88-79 in the Metro, Texas Tech downed Texas A&M 67-63 in the Southwest, North Carolina A&T beat Howard 53-52 in the Mideastem A.C., and Mississippi Valley defeated Prairie View A&M 75-58 in the Southwestern Athletic. In Saturday’s finals, No. 3 Kentucky beat Alabama 83-72 in the Southeastern Conference, No. 5 St. John’s defeated No. 8 Syracuse 70-69 in the Big East, No. 13 Nevada-Las Vegas downed New Mexico State 75-55 in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association and Texas-EI Paso edged Wyoming 65-64 in the Western Athletic Conference. Each of the playoff winners won an automatic berth in the NCAA tournament. Big Eight Danny Manning scored 23 points and helped Kansas withstand a late comeback-attempt by lowa State in the Big Eight final. The 31-3 Jayhawks led 6960 on a Greg Dreiling hook shot with 5:14 left when the Cyclones ran off seven straight points. Manning then hit four quick points to keep Kansas ahead, and lowa State’s Sam Hill was called for a traveling violation after a steal before the Cyclones could get a shot off at the buzzer. Metro Milt Wagner scored 31 points, and Louisville outscored Memphis State 15-2 to start the second half for a 55-37 lead with 15:55 to play. The Tigers, playing their third game in three days, cut the lead to nine points twice but could get no closer.

The other top finishers in the voting were: Kenny Walker, Kentucky, 283; Brad Daugherty, North Carolina, 215; Steve Alford, Indiana, 185; Danny Manning, Kansas, 158; Mark Price, Georgia Tech, 116; Dell Curry, Virginia Tech, 51, and Ron Harper, Miami of Ohio, 37. Berry helped St. John’s, 30-4, share the Big East Conference’s regularseason title with Syracuse and Saturday night he preserved the Redmen’s 70-69 Big East tournament victory over Syracuse by blocking Dwyane “Pearl" Washington’s shot just before the buzzer.

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