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| ae a Racers remain unbeaten © Week seven action in the MSS Marauders Spring Basketball League saw In- diana Pacers keep their unbeaten string alive with a 105-90 victory over Los Angeles Clippers 'in the NBA _ Division. Jim Faragher paced the attack with 33 points while team- mate Walter Stewart added 32. Yen Ming Lo con- tributed 21 to the winning cause. Brent Price had a big day with 37 points ably backed up by the 35 point performance of teammate Steve Cleland. Detroit Pistons outscored Houston Rockets 89-81. Mike Noack (26), Jeff Bell (24) and Rob Bianco (22) ~upplied the bulk of the of- "fence for Detroit. Trevor Scott hooped 39 points and Mike Dobson added 20 for Houston. Bill Mitchell's 39 points ie yy Legging it out led his Atlanta Hawks to a 94-81 win over Golden State. Andy Robinson (19) and John Gibson (17) aided in the victory. Mike Lar- mand struck for 40 big points, half of his team's total output, and Craig Pat- tenden supplied 24 points for Golden State. Chicago Bulls showed no mercy as they trampled Denver Nuggets 94-42. Mark McDavid hooped 26 points while Dave Nor- thcott scored 21 and Tim ' Dion 17 for the Bulls. Sean Graham replied with 17 for Denver. Sacramento kept pace with Chicago by defeating Utah Jazz 81-73 to remain tied for second with the Bulls. Steve Courtemanche (27) and Chuck Quesnelle (26) paced the attack for Sacramento. Paul Midland Secondary School Marauder Tracy Dolli- mount has her jets turned on at the GBSSA Track and Field Meet in Oshawa. Tracy competed in the 100 m, 400 m and the long jump Open The Ray Matt Insurance team of the Huronia Slow- Pitch league opened it's season with a pair of vic- tories last week. In the opening game, they rode the pitching of ~Peter Mealing to a 13-4 vic- (tory over Commodore Hotel. They scored five runs in the first inning, aid- ed by four walks, and never looked back. The big blow in the inning was a two run single by first baseman Brian Wilson. Stuart Restrup had four RBI's in the game which saw the Ray Matt team lose the services of their cen- trefielder, Colin Restrup with an ankle injury. He will probably miss a couple of weeks. In their second game, they scored early and big and held on for a 13-11 win over Highland Inn. They jumped intg a 12-0 lead after three innings behind home runs by Scott Gor- don, Brian Duquette and Glenis Mullings. cy with her best result being McQuirter answered with 22 for Utah with Yen Fook Lo adding 19. Navy Midshipmen grabbed a piece of first place in the NCAA by han- ding LSU their first defeat pf the season in a low scor- ing contest 48-42. Gary Miller was top gun in the game with 30 points leading to the victory. Jeff Beauchamp and Grant Pat- terson each scored a dozen points with Scott Rowland adding 10 for LSU. Georgetown bounced Providence 77-61 behind the shooting prowess of Shane Nichols and Michael Marchand who each hooped 26 points. James Ferguson added 17. Jason Bennet tallied 29 points and teammate Kyle Jerry recorded 21 for Providence. UNLV narrowly escaped with a win over Kansas by a 73-71 score. Andy Bowers enjoyed another big game with 33 points for UNLV. Rio Utahara match- ed the output for Kansas with Chris King adding 23. North Carolina Tar Heels worked over Iowa Hawkeyes to the tune of 93-70. Dave Duval struck for 39 points with Sean Lavin hooping 24 and John Brobbin 20 for the Tar Heels. Chris Bales checked in with 25 for Iowa and Jason Morrow 21. Notre Dame dropped their seventh contest of the season with a 78-70 loss to Indiana to remain winless. Keith Robillard sunk 25 points and Tim Boettger 22 enroute to the win. Dan Sibley responded with 29 for the Fighting Irish. a second place finish in the 400 m. MSS sent 44 athletes to Oshawa in order to qualify for this weekend's regionals. Photo by Craig Stewart. 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