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Basketball | League Bales hoops 24 in close victory In MSS Marauder Spring Basketball League action Thursday night, Iowa Hawkeyes edged Notre Dame 63-62 in NCAA Division. Chris Bales supplied the scoring punch for the vic- tors with 24 points, while Jason Irwin collected 16 points and Jason Morrow added 11. Dan Sibley scored 22 for Notre Dame with Colin Penney con- tributing 16 in a losing cause. Navy Midshipmen re- mained undefeated with a 99-69 win over Kansas. Gary Miller maintained his scoring lead with a 57 point performance. Ue, mufflercentre Chris Larmand helped out with 20 and Steven Rit- chie added 18. David For- rest scored 33 for Kansas with Chris King getting 18. Providence stayed close to the top with a 100-86 win over North Carolina Tar Heels. Jason Bennet struck for 46 points and Kyle Jarry notched 28. David Duval hooped 56 points for the Tar Heels to stay second in the scoring derby behind Miller. Sean Lavin checked in with 20. Georgetown was nipped 54-53. Sean Mcllravey logged 22 points for the victors with Chris Kinnear adding 16 and Tim Boet- tger 12. Shane Nichols was Team Navy LSU Providence Kansas Iowa Indiana UNLV Georgetown N.C. Tar Heels Notre Dame Name Gary Miller, Navy SCORE eee ie ao 2 8 8 NCAA Division Leading Scorers --| ~ =| nN CRENNNNWHRBS PRWWNNHNNHHP OH ONNAABA AAD OD OO TP Avg. 193 48.3 41.8 30.0 24.5 22.0 David Duval, Tar Heels 167 Andy Bowers, UNLV 120 Dan Sibley, Notre Dame 98 Jeff Beauchamp, LSU 88 Thursday's Scores UNLV 63, LSU 49 lowa Hawkeyes 63, Notre Dame 62 Kansas 69, Navy 99 Tar Heels 86, Providence 100 Indiana 54, Georgetown 53 Marauders Spring Basketball League NBA Division = WOWWWHONNROO MH Team PTS Chicago Bears Indiana Pacers Sacramento Kings Golden State Houston Rockets Utah Jazz Atlanta Hawks L.A. Clippers Detroit Pistons Denver Nuggets Leading Scorers Name TP Bill Mitchell, Atlanta 143 Brent Price, L.A. 123 Trevor Scott, Houston 121 Mike Larmand, Golden State 118 Thursday's Scores Chicago Bulls 137, L.A. Clippers 97 Detroit Pistons 85, Utah Jazz 72 Indiana Pacers 106, Atlanta Hawks 96 Houston Rockets 71, Sacramento 106 Denver Nuggets 85, Golden State 57 thruway mufflercentre PRP RP RP RP NNW DB NNNNNKRKBDWOO AVG 35.8 30.8 30.3 29:5 * BRAKES __* SPRINGS * SHOCKS -- * MUFFLERS Hwy. 93 & Hugel Ave., Midland (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 Page 16, Tuesday, April 28, 1987 high man for Georgetown with 15 while teammate Michael Marchand was close behind with 14. In the final NCAA game of the night, Andy Bowers led UNLV to a 63-49 upset of LSU with a 31 point per- formance. Scott Rowland scored 29 for the losers and Jeff Beauchamp added 17. Dave Northcott swished for 40 big ones as Chicago Bulls whipped LA Clippers 137-97 in NBA play. Tim Dion scored 34 and Rick Corbett contributed -- 19 in a winning cause. Steve Cleland replied with 38 and Brent Price added 32 to take over second = place in the league scoring 7 race. The Detroit Pistons won -- their first of the season with an 85-72 victory over Utah Jazz. Mike. Noack hooped 26 points for the win with teammates Jeff Bell and Rob Bianco ad- ding 22 and 21 respective- ly. Paul McQuirter hit for 25 and Ed Richardson added 24 for Jazz. Bill Mitchell jumped in- to the league scoring lead with a 52 point perfor- j mance for Atlanta Hawks but it wasn't enough as they fell to the Indiana Pacers 106-96. Scott Bales scored 34 in a winning cause and Yen Ming Lo added 26. John Gibson put 28 on the board for Hawks. Steve Courtemanche hooped 37 points to lead Sacramento to a 93-71 win over Houston Rockets. Chuck Quesnelle (20) and 100 join by Ed Pearson Two charming and energetic young matrons, Carol Coutts and Judy Thomas, saw the need, three years ago, for a minor soccer league in Midland, so they promptly organiz- ed one. The first year 60 players registered, the se- cond year 90, this year more than one hundred eager youngsters flocked to join. The league is growing in leaps and bounds. The league's coaches found themselves perform- ing a few leaps and bounds last Saturday morning at the Civic Centre. Under the auspices of Midland's Recreation Co-ordinator Bryan Peter, the ladies con- vened a coaches clinic. The said coaches performed a few callisthenics to put a little spring into their stag- ger and to prepare themselves for the rigours of the coming season. They also formulated some basic coaching drills. All twelve coaches attended, and the Kevin Beausoleil (19) aided in the cause. Trevor Scott recorded 27 in a losing cause for Rockets and Mike Dobson came through with 22. Denver Nuggets won their first of the season with an 85-57 upset over Golden State. Andrew McMenemy scored 26 points for Denver while Craig Pattenden replied with 16 for Golden State and Mike Larmand netted 14. Chicago Bulls and In- diana Pacers share top spot in the league with 4-0 records, while Sacramento Kings follow at 3-1. Bill Mitchell leads all scorers with 143 points, 20 ahead of Brent Price. Trevor Scott trails with 121 and Mike Larmand is close behind with 118. Out of Reach Midland Secondary School Rugby Marauders hosted Barrie Eastview last Thursday and dropped three con- tests to the powerful Eastview ruggers. MSS midgets fell 22-4, while the juniors were dumped 14-0. All the points were scored in the first half of the junior match. The seniors lost 9-0 by virtue of a second half con- ~ verted try. Barrie Central will visit Marauders this Fri- day beginning at 1:30 p.m. soccer league well known _ Toronto referee, Ken Maslin, ad- dressed them on the sub- ject of game management and how to learn to love the referee. Mr. Maslin has been appointed Director of Security for the Under Six- teen World Cup Tourna- ment which takes place in Toronto during July of this year. Sixteen countries will be taking part in the Inter- national contest. Mr. Maslin conferred with Mr. Christopher Armstrong, Referee in Chief of the Midland Minor Soccer League. The players, who range from ankle-biters to shin- kickers (5 to 11 years), play on Monday evenings at Midland S.S., kick-off 6:30 p.m. There will be at least six teams. Minor Soccer enjoys a wide appeal throughout Ontario with more than 60,000 players registered. Soccer is an excellent con- HELP KEEP RED CROSS READY! ditioner and injuries are rare. No special equipment is required, running shoes, shorts and a T-shirt is suf- ficient. 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