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College basketball Th* Top Twenty Five By Associated Preu The Top Twenty five team* in The Associated Pres* 1991-92 college ba*ketbaU poll, with firmplace votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 26, total points based on 25 point* for a first place vote through one point for a 25th place vote and last week’s rankings: Record Pts Pv* I. Duke (64) 14-0 1600 2 UCIX 14-0 1525 2 3. Oklahoma St 18-0 1475 4. Indian* 14-2 1397 5. Kansas 14-1 1323 6. Connecticut 15-1 1270 7 7. Arkansas 17-3 1229 9 8. Missouri 14-2 1045 12 9. Arizona 13-3 1024 11 10. Ohio St 12-3 1021 6 11. North Carolina 14-3 843 10 12 Syracuse 14-2 828 13 13. Michigan St 13-2 795 14 14. Kentucky 14-4 723 15. Michigan 11-4 587 16 16. Tulane 15-1 536 21 17. N.C. Charlotte 13-2 487 19 18. Oklahoma 12-3 469 17 19. Texw-El Paso 16-1 464 23 20. Georgia Tech 14-5 385 18 21. UNLv 17-2 381 25 22 Alabama 15-4 370 15 23. Florida St 12-4 162 - 24. Louisville 11-4 157 20 25. Southern Cal 13-3 91 Other receiving votes: Seton Hall 80, LSU 75, low* St 73, Wis.-Grom B»y 59, Massachusetts 52 Stanford 49, Houston 40. New Mexico St 29, Georgetown 27, St John’s 25, Cincinnati 22, Wake Forest 21, Montana 15, Nebraska 10, DePaul 8, Minnesota 7, Brigham Young 5, Princeton 4, Rhode Island 4, Texas Christian 3, S.lUinoi* 2, Boston College 1, lowa 1, West Virginia 1.

Indiana College Basketbail By The Associated Press Monday’s Games Akron 72 Valparaiso 61 Butler 87, N.C. Charlotte 84 Evansville 77, Indiana St 60 Notre Dame 76, Dayton 54 Southern Indiana 96, Oakland City 83 Monday’s National Scores EAST Adelphi 78, Concordia, N.Y. 65 Baruch 76, Staten Island 71 Bloomfield 62, Rutgers-Newark 58 Bucknell 87. Md.-Baltimore County 80 Buffalo St 75, Penn St-Behrend 68 C.W. Post 81, Southampton 78 Cabrini 81, Delaware Vid. 67 Charleston, W.Va. 98, Tokyo-Port 81 Cheyncy 90. Rutgers-Camden 67 Connecticut 72. Villanova 58 Dartmouth 91, Clark U. 41 Davis A Elkins 76. Waynesburg 66 Fairfield 80, St Peter’s 65 Fairmont St. 106, Glenville St 102 2OT Gannon 71, Kutztown 54 Hofstra 67, Buffalo 51 Hunter 99, CCNY 84 lona 72 Niagara 63 John Jay 69, Lehman 64 Kenyon 82, Third 52 IxMoyne 89, Edinboro T 1 Loyola, Md. 71, Canisius 53 Manhattanvillc 55, Wm. Paterson 53 Marist 85, Wagner 68 Millersville 94, Dist rtf Columbia 65 N.J. Tech 71, King* Point 61 Nichols 60. Roger William* 57 Penn 67, Lafayette 56 Penn St. 70, Toledo 52 Phil*. Pharmacy 72, Swarthmore 65 Point Park 102, Dyke 100, OT Princeton 80, Franklin A Marshall 45 Queens Coll. 88, Mercy, N.Y. 74, OT Robert Morris 64, St. Francis, NY 46 S. Connecticut 69, St Thomas Aquinas 58 Shepherd 103, W. Virginia St 100 St Bonaventure 84, St. Joseph’s 75 St Francis, P*. 102, Long Island U. 91 Stony Brook 94, Mount St. Vincent 80 Susquehanna 91, Lycoming 74 Towson St. 103, Mount St Mary's, Md. 76 Utica 71, Keuka 57 Wesleyan 96, Albertus Magnus 70 SOUTH Alabama AAM 97, Clark Atlanta 76 Appalachian St 80, VMI 67 August* 102 Morehouse 95 Belhaven 76, Xavier, NO 70 Belmont Abbey 92, Barber-Scotia 84 Bluefield Coll. 85, Tusculum 83 Campbell 55, Coastal Carolina 54 Canton-Newman 82 Lees-Mcßae 67 Cent Wesleyan 67, Landa 61 Columbus 81, Savannah Sl 77 Delta St. 75, West Georgia 69 Duke 112 Clemson 73 E. Tennessee St 72, Marshall 66 Emory A Henry 83, Washington A Lee 69 Erskine 84, Queens, N.C. 67 Faulkna 102, Georgia Coll. 85 Fayetteville St. 85, Winston-Salem 72 Florida AAM 83, N. Carolina AAT 79, OT Florida St 68, Florida 67 Francis Marion 48, Newberry 42 Greensboro 108, Piedmont Bible 56 Hampton U. 72 Livingstone 64 High Point 90. Lenoir-Rhyne 71 Howard U. 78, Morgan St 63 Jacksonville 58, Texas-Pan American 45 Jacksonville St. 107, Livingston St. 88 Johnson C. Smith 79, Shaw 74 Kennesaw 65, Brewton-Parker 60 LIFE Bible 77, Clayton St 73 Liberty 92 Radford 77 I.incoin Memorial 69, Pfeiff a 66 Longwood 61, Wingate 45 Louisian. Tech 90, Centenary 68 Middle Tenn. 73, E. Kentucky 68 Mile* 79, Fort Valley St 74 Milligan 74, Bryan 72 Mississippi Col. 81, North Alabama 71 Murray St. 87, Morehead St 83 N.C.-Asheville 64, Winthrop 59 Norfolk St 92, Bowie St 66 North Georgia 79, Piedmont 72 S. Carolina St 82, Bethune-Cookman 45 Shorta 89,1 jGrange 73 Southern U. 98, SE Louisiana 93 Tenn.-Martin 90, SIU-Edwardsville 87 Tennessee 92 N. Carolina St 78 Tennessee St 78, Austin Peay 59 Tennessee Tech 84, SE Missouri 51 Tn.-Chattanooga 65, Furman 55 W. Carolina 88. Citadel 77 William Carey 83, Mobile 59 Wofford 82 Catawba 75

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MIDWEST Akron 72 Valparaiso 61 Bemidji St 88, Wit-Riv. Falls 73 Briar Cliff 85, SW Minnesota 64 Buda 87, N.C. Charlotte 84 Cent Bible 95, Baptist Bible, Mo. 79 Cent St, Ohio 83, Knoxville 82 Cleveland St 55, Wright St 52 Creighton 73, Wichita St 68 Evansville 77, Indiana St 60 Graceland 77, Culva- Stockton 67 Grinnell 83, Mount St Clare 60 ’ ’linois Weslyn 100, Rockford T 1 lowa St 114, Chicago St 76 Mary 74, S. Dakota Tech 69 Mid-Am Nazarene 102, Evangel 101 Moorhead St 117, Mayville & 101 N. Illinois 76, E. Illinois 67 N. lowa 80, S. Ulinas 69 Notre Dame 76, Dayton 54 Oklahoma 79. Nebraska 76 Ozark Christian 96, Hillsdale Baptist 77 S. Indiana 96, Oakland City 83 SW Missouri St 51, Bradley 37 Siena Height* 103, Mich.-Dearborn 79 Washbum 84, Fort Hay* St 60 Westminster, Mo. 81, Greenville 62 Wheaton 74, Carthage 72 Wilberforce 100, Cincinnati Bible 92 William Jewell 92 Cent. Methodist 86 Wis.-Green Bay 65, W. Illinois 53 Wis.-Milwaukee 90, CS Northridge 71 Wooster 65. Wittenberg 59 SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian 109, Cent Oklahoma 105 Angelo St 57, Cameron 49 Ark .-Monticello 109, Hendrix 94 Arkansas Tech 66, Arkansas Coll. 59 Baylor 84, Texas 68 Cent Arkansas 87, U. of the Ozarks 85 Henderson St 78, Harding 66 Missouri Baptist 81, Williams Baptist 79 NE Oklahoma 95, John Brown 78 S. Arkansas 81, Ouachita 51 St Mary's, Texas 90, Huston-Tillotson 66 W. Texas St 82, Texas AAI 57 FAR WEST Fresno St 64, San Jose St. 51 S. Utah 100, NE Illinois 73 Seattle Pacific 87, CS Stanislaus 78 UC Santa Barbara 64, Pepperdine 56 NBA National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Prta* AH Time* EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Div Won W L Pct. GB New York 26 15 .634 Borton 26 16 .619 Vi Philadelphia 21 21 .500 5M Miami 20 23 .465 7 New Jersey 19 22 .463 7 Washington 14 26 .350 11H Orlando 11 30 .268 15 Central Division Chicago 37 5 .881 Cleveland 27 13 .675 9 Detroit 23 19 .548 14 Atlant* 21 20 .512 15 H Milwaukee 19 22 .463 17H Indian* 15 28 .349 2214 Charlotte 12 30 .286 25 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pct GB Utah 27 17 .614 San Antonio 23 18 .561 214 Houston 22 19 .537 314 Denver 17 24 .415 814 Dalia* 13 28 .317 1214 Minnesota 7 34 .171 1814 Pacific Division Golden State 26 11 .703 Portland 28 13 .683 Phoenix 28 15 .651 1 LA Lakers 25 16 .610 3 Seattle 20 22 .476 814 I> Clippers 20 23 .465 9 Sacramento 12 29 .293 16 Monday’s Game New York 97. Utah 80 Tuesday’s Games Boston at Washington, 7:30 pro. Seattle at Orlando, 7:30 pro. Detroit at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at San Antonio, 8 pro. Minnesota at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Portland at Golden State, 10:30 pro. New Jersey at Sacramento, 10:30 pro. Wednesday’s Game* Washington at New York, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Seattle at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 pro. Sacramento at Utah, 9:30 pro. New Jersey at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Golden State at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. NHL National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press All Times EST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pts GF GA NY Rangers 31 17 2 64 196 164 Washington 29 16 4 62 212 164 Pittsburgh 25 18 5 55 216 183 New Jetsey 23 16 7 53 177 143 NY Islander* 17 24 6 40 174 192 Philadelphia 14 24 9 37 133 165 Adam* Division Montreal 31 16 4 66 161 116 Boston 24 19 6 54 172 168 Buffalo 19 22 8 46 174 177 Hartford 15 23 7 37 138 157 Quebec 12 30 5 29 145 191 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division W L T Pt* GF GA Detroit 28 14 6 62 200 156 Chicago 23 18 10 56 170 152 Sl Louis 21 20 8 50 173 170 Minnesota 20 22 4 44 152 164 Toronto 14 30 5 33 128 182 * Smythe Division Vancouva 28 13 7 63 170 136 Calgary 21 21 7 49 188 173 Winnipeg 20 22 9 49 152 158 Los Angeles 19 19 10 48 175 186 Edmonton 18 25 7 43 176 196 San Jose 11 34 4 26 125 214 Monday’s Games Boston 3, Minnesota 2 Chicago 4, Calgary 3, OT

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Tuesday’s Games Minnesota at Hartford, 7:35 pro. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:35 pro. Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Quebec, 7:35 pro. St Lotris at Los Angeles, 10:35 pro. N.Y. Ranger* at San Jo*c, 10:35 pro. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Buffalo at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. New Jersey at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Quebec at Toronto, 7:35 pro. Chicago at Edmonton, 8:35 pro. IHL International Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press East Division W LOTL Pts GF GA Fort Wayne 33 13 4 70 211 172 Muskegon 26 15 8 60 197 185 Kalamazoo 23 19 6 52 168 179 Milwaukee 22 23 5 49 184 189 Indianapolis 15 26 7 37 155 198 West Division Kansas Qty 37 13 2 76 184 154 San Diego 27 16 4 58 202 175 Peoria 26 15 6 58 187 172 Salt Lake City 20 25 4 44 157 180 Phoenix 16 28 6 38 163 206 NOTE: Two point* are awarded fa a victory and one fa an overtime or shootout loss. Monday’s Games No games scheduled Tuesday’s Games San Diego at Salt Lake City Milwaukee at Phoenix Kalamazoo at Muskegon Wednesday’s Games No games scheduled Thursday’s Games San Diego at Salt Lake City Milwaukee at Phoenix Transactions Monday’* Sport* Traiwactlon* By The Associated Pres* BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to term* with Brock Jacoby, third baseman, on a minceleague contract KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Agreed to term* with Gary Thurman, outfielder; on a one-year contract. NEW YORK YANKEES—lnvited Brien Tayla, Mike Witt, Royal Clayton, Mark Hutton and Mike Draper, pitchers; Kiki Hernandez, Dave Sax and Mike Stanley, catchers; Robert Eenhoom, Andy Stankiewicz and Tcrey Lovullo, infielders; and Dion James, outfielda, to training camp as nonrater player*. TEXAS RANGERS—Agreed to term* with Lance McCuller*. piicha, on a minor league contract with Oklahoma City of the American Aasociation.

Nation*] League CHICAGO CUBS—Named Brett Hacker strength and conditioning coordinator and Garrett Giemont director of strength and conditioning. Invited Jeff D. Robinson, Jamie Moyer, Steve Adkins. Jessie Hollins, Scott May and John Salles, pitchers; Jim Robinson and Matt Walbeck, catchers; and Earl Cunningham and Fernando Ramsey, outfielders, to training camp as non-rocter players. HOUSTON ASTROS—Signed Rob Murphy and Joe Boevcr, pitchers; Denny Walling, outfielder, and Ernest Riles, infielder, to minor-league contracts and invited them to spring training a* non-roster players. NEW YORK METS—Named V»da Pinson minor league hitting coordinator. PHILADELPHIA PHIULES—Agreed to terms with Terry Mulholland, pitcher, on a one-year contract. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Signed Dave Eiland, pitcher, to a minor-league contract, and invited him to training camp as a non-roster player. SAN FRANCISCO GlANTS—Agreed to terms with Bill Swift, pitcher, on a three-year contract Named John Yee vice president of finance. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA—Fined Vernon Maxwell, Houston guard. $7,500 and Tom Newell, New Jersey assistant coach, $2,000 and suspended both for one game without pay for separate referee-bumping incidents in games played Saturday night DALLAS MAVERICKS—Signed Tracy Moore, guard, to a second 10-day contract SEATTLE SUPERSONICS—PIaced Derrick McKey, forward, on the injured list FOOTBALL National Football League GREEN BAY PACKERS—Named Jon Groden offensive assistant coach. PHOENIX CARDINALS—Named Bobby Jackson running backs coach and John Matsko offensive line coach. PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Retained Dick Hoak, running backs coach. Named Ron Erhardt offensive coordinator and Steve Furness defensive line coach. Professional Spring Football League PSFL—Named Rich Berg director of public relations. MIAMI TRlßE—Named Mike Meisler general manager, Norb Ecksl assistant general manager, Bruce Smith director of public relations; Terry Derry marketing director, Michael Gelfano director of ticket sales; and Jeff Manin assistant marketing director. WASHINGTON MARAUDERS—Named David Aston director of public relations and Kris Crenwclge assistant director of public relations. HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL—Suspended Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh Penguins forward, for 10 games for skating into referee Ron Hoggarth. BUFFALO SABRES—CaIIed up Tom Draper, goaltender, from Rochester of the American Hockey League. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Traded Paul Gillis, center, to the Hartford Whalers for future considerations. Recalled James Black, center, from Springfield of the American Hockey League. COLLEGE COLORADO—Promoted Les Steckel, receivers coach, to offensive coordinator. DARTMOUTH—Named Roger Hughes offensive coordinator. JACKSONVILLE—Suspended Jeremy Livingston and Herb Taylor, guards, one game for violating team rules. Suspended James Fuller and Corey Pouncy, guards, Barry Brown, toward, and Willie Fisher, center; indifinately for violating team rules. OHIO-BELMONT—Announced it is changing its name to Ohio University-Eastern Campus. Evansville defeats ISU By The Associated Press The Evansville Purple Aces, led by Parrish Casebier with 22 points and Scott Shreffler, who topped the 1,000-point career mark, defeated Indiana State 77-60. With Evansville leading 16-15, Casebier keyed a 16-3 run with nine points Monday night as the Aces (12-4) grabbed their largest lead of the first half, 32-18, with 2:26 remaining. Shreffler scored 12 points for the Aces, totaling 1,002 for his career. He also handed out five assists for a school record 388 assists, breaking Scott Haffner’s mark of 387. The Sycamores (6-9) never recovered after trailing 34-22 at halftime. They fell behind by as many as 30 points in the second half when Casebier sank a 3pointer in the final minutes that pushed Indiana State’s lead to 7141. Matt Burgess led the Sycamores with a career-high 14 points.

Last-second shot lifts Butler to upset victory

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Henry Williams would have traded all the awards he received for one more basket The senior guard for North Carolina-Charlotte had his homecoming spoiled when Tim Bowen hit a running 22-footer at the buzzer Monday night to lift Butler over the No. 17 49ers 87-84. MONDAY WAS proclaimed Henry Williams Day in his hometown. The former prep star at Indianapolis Ben Davis also received a key to the city from Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith and a proclamation from Gov, Evan Bayh honoring for his work in drug education. “There were a lot of distractions for me,” Williams admitted. “It was fun to get home, but our object was to win a game.” Once the game began, he thrilled his fans with a 28-point effort that moved him into second place on the UNCC scoring list with 2,033 points, passing Chad Kin ch’s 2,020 (1977-80). Williams hit a schoolrecord eight 3-point shots in 14 tries and singlehandedly kept the cold-shooting 49ers (13-3) in the game in the first half. BUT HE WAS overshadowed by Butler’s Darin Archbold, the 6-5 swingman who scored a game-high 32 points and added a career-best seven assists. Archbold said all the fuss over Williams may have fired up the Bulldogs (14-5), who hadn’t beaten a ranked team in four years. “It helps, but he’s from Indianapolis and he deserves all he’s getting,” Archbold said. “He’s a great player, and he’s done it all four years there.” After trailing by as many as 13 points in the first half and 12 at intermission, UNCC quickly made a

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game of it, outscoring Butler 10-2 less than three minutes into the second half. AFTER JAMES TERRELL, who had 16 points, gave the 49ers a brief lead at 53-52 with a baseline drive at the 12:19 mark, the two teams were never separated by more than four points again. “The tremendous range that Williams has kept bringing them back, bringing them back,” said Butler coach Barry Collier. “And they had some other kids make shots. It wasn’t as easy as defending one guy. And that would have been darn near impossible.” UNCC meanwhile had defensive problems of its own, sending Butler to the foul line 30 times. The Bulldogs made 23, while UNCC was just 3-of-5. M I DIDN’T LIKE the inequity,” said UNCC coach Jeff Mullins, who found fault with touch fouls whistled by the Big Ten officials. “You can’t tell me in the Big Ten ... Indiana touches, don’t they? Purdue touches.”

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The 49ers answered with a school-record 15 3-pointers in 31 tries. “It’s the only way we could compensate for the inequity in the free throws,” Mullins said. But in the end it was the 49ers’ undoing. WITH BUTLER LEADING 84-81, Bowen gave the 49ers one last chance when he failed on two free throws with 16.4 seconds left. BUTLER 87, N. CAROUNA-CHARLOTTE 84 N. CAROUNA-CHARLOTTE (13-3) Dottin 2-4 0-0 4, Wylie 3-4 2-2 9, Odon 3-5 0-1 6, Williams 10-17 0-1 28, Terrell 6-16 0-0 16, DeVaull 0-2 0-0 0, Johnson 8-14 1-1 19, Thompson 01 0-0 0, Broadhurst 0-1 0-0 0, BoUy 1-2 OO 2 Total* 33-66 3-5 84. BUTLER (14-5) Tayla 3-3 2-2 8, Archbold 10-16 9-11 3Z Rdiford 0-0 2-2 2, Bowen 2-4 0-2 5, Guice 4-8 2-2 14, Brens 4-5 5-7 13, Wilson 0-2 0-0 0, Allen 2-2 0-0 6, Gault 0-0 2-3 2, Beauford 2-3 0-0 4. Total* 27-43 23-30 87. Halftime Buda 46, N.C.-Charlotte 34. 3-Point Goals —N .C.-Chariotte 15-31 (Williams 8-14, Terrell 4-10, Johnson 2-6, Wylie 1-1), Butla 10-18 (Guice 4-5, Archbold 3-6, Allen 2-2, Bowen 1-3, Wilson 0-1, Beauford 0-1). Fouled out Dottin. Rebound* N.C.-Charlotte 29 (Johnsen 8), Butla 27 (Beauford, Bowen 5). Assist* N.C.-Charlotte 15 (Johnson 7), Butla 19 (Archbold 7). Total foul* N.C.-Charlotte 26, Butla 14. Attendance

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