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SCOREBOARD Page 2D Statesman Journal, Salem, Wednesday, April 7, 1993 Hockey Today's sports rocks stop BsM 330 pm At Milwaukee 113, Chicago 109 Blue Edwards scored 10 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter, helping the Bucks defeat the Buls for the first time in four tries this season. The loss kept the Bulls one game behind New York, which lost at Atlanta, in the battle for best record in the Eastern Conference and homecourt advantage throughout the conference playoffs. Golden State 125, at San Antonio 111 Tim Hardaway scored 18 of his 30 points in the decisive third quarter, and Bitty Owens finished with 29 as the Warriors posted their third consecutive victory over the Spurs this season. Latrel Sprewel added 26 points for the injury-depleted Warriors, who lost their previous 10 games against teams with winning records. David Robinson scored 28 points for the Spurs, who tost for the ninth time in 37 home games this season.

San Antonio missed 15 free throws, including seven straight early in the fourth quarter. At Atlanta 109, New York 104 OT Mookie Blayfock made three free throws and found Duane Ferret for a layup in the final 12 seconds of overtime, lifting the Hawks. Atlanta snapped the Knicks' six-game winning streak and improved its overtime record to 3-0 this season. At Houston 114, LA. Clippers 101 Hakeem Olajuwon had a season-high 42 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as the Rockets took advantage of a 15-0 run in the second quarter.

At Orlando 116, Philadelphia 90 Shaquille O'Neal's 35 points and 16 rebounds helped the Magic break a three-game losing streak. The victory, combined with wins by Detroit and Indiana, kept the Magic tied with the Pistons and VA games behind the Pacers in the race for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. At Cleveland 115, Miami 100 The Cavaliers relied on their big men to beat the Heat, as Brad Daugherty scored 20 points in the first half and Larry Nance had 18 in the second. The Cavs won for the 1 5th time in their past 1 6 home games and kept the Heat winless in nine trips to Richfield. Indiana 98, at New Jersey 85 Reggie Miller scored 21 points, becoming Indiana's leading NBA scorer, and the Pacers snapped the Nets' eight-game home winning streak.

DerJef Schrempf added 26 points, 10 assists and The NBA's worst team beats the playoff-bound Sonics in Seattle. The Dallas Mavericks took a major step toward avoiding the worst record in NBA history. Jimmy Jackson and Derek Harper hit two free throws apiece Tuesday in the final 11 seconds, holding off the Seattle SuperSonics, 109-107. Jackson scored seven of his 18 points in the final period as the Mavericks improved their record to 8-64 with their first victory in Seattle since Nov. 14, 1989.

Dallas ended a five-game losing streak with their second victory in 45 games this season against a Western Conference opponent. The Mavericks' only other confer- ence win was Dec. 16 against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Sonics, who have the fourth-best record in the league and lost for the seventh time in 36 home games, led once as Dallas controlled the game. Ricky Pierce led the Sonics with 20 points.

The Sonics (49-23) were prepared to celebrate the fourth 50-win season in the franchise's history. Instead, the Mavericks need one more win to avoid the possibility of setting an NBA record for most losses in single season. The Philadelphia 76ers finished 9-73 in 1972-73. At Phoenix 115, LA. Laker 114 Dan Majerte's 40-foot shot at the buzzer his second 3-pointer in the final 11 seconds gave the Suns a victory.

Majerle, who had not scored since late in the third quarter until his first 3-pointer tied the score 112-112, leaped over the scorer's table to exchange high fives with spectators after his 40-footer. Shawn Kemp (top) and Gary Payton can't get a grip on the ball, and Seattle loses to allas. nine rebounds as the Pacers won for the seventh time in 11 games and remained ahead of Orlando, Miami and Detroit in the battle for the final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference. At Detroit 91, Washington 79 Joe Dumars stayed on a hot streak with 38 points, leading the Pistons. Dumars is averaging 37 points in the past three games, aft Pistons' victories.

Denver 101, at Sacramento 100 Robert Pack scored the final points of the game on a dunk with 1:10 left, and the Nuggets won when Walt Williams shot a 20-foot airball with two seconds left. From AP wires children Adelmans open home to orphaned The Associated Press PORTLAND The family of coach Rick Adleman of the Portland Trail Blazers has grown to six. The Adelmans recently added the two young children of a relative killed in a car crash. Television (live broadcasts and aams-aay tape coverage.) Baseball 11:15 am-Mai at Chicago Cubs (TBS) 4 am -College Georgia at Geor gaTechfPSN) 5 30 p.m. Major laaguaa-San Francexn at St- Loua (ESPN) 9 m-Cosege Lewie Clark State at Washington Stat (Taped)(PSN) Other 6 pm-IWA-Orando at Chanoaa (TBS) News 7em-ScrtsCsnesr(ESPN) 4 pm-SpartsCsntar (ESPN) 8 pm- Sports Tonight (CNN) 1 1:30 pm-SporteCeneer (ESPN) 11:30 pm-Spona LatankjM (CNN) Sources: TV Tha Week.

Statesman Journal. USA TODAY. The Bhaisman Journal maaa every effort to provide accurate TV Schedule College Portland at Oregon State. 3 pm Softiai WiameBe at Western Oregon (2), Bowling PBAUSOpen CANANDAK3UA, N.Y. Standings Tuesday after the second round of the $225,000 BPAA U.S.

Open with ptofaH totals: 1, Bob Learn Erie. Pa, 3,646. 2, Mike Edwards. Oklahoma City, 3,623. 3, Walter Ray Williams Stockton, 3,616 4, Del Ballard Richardson, Texas, 3,520.

5, Tony Westlake, Edmond, Okkt, 3,517. 6. Dennis Jacques, Monmouth Junction. N.J., 3.464. 7, George Branham III, Indianapolis, 3,458.

8, Kan Muscato, Carandaigua, N.Y., 3,455. 9, Marc McDowell, Madison, 3,444. 10, Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas, 3,431. 11, Jimmy Keeth, West Palm Beach, 3,429. 12, Dave Hue-tad, Mlhvaukla, 3,423.

13, Jess Stayrook, Tempe, 3,415. 14, Bill Oakes, Lawton, Okla, 3,364. 15, Steve Jaros, Bolingbrook, 3,376. 18, Ted Hannahs, Zanesville, Ohio, 3,374. 17, Brian Thyes, Green Bay, 3,372.

16, Robert Lawrence, Austin, Texas, 3,360. AMF Firebird doubles SUNDAYS RESULTS At FIREBIRD LANES 1, Roger Ledar (Clackams) Mika Bouvia (Gresharn) (3 games) 1250, 2, Blain Weninger (Redmond) Mike Winklepleck (Gladstone) (1 game) 394, $800; 3, Steve Mlchekszyn (Vancouver) Lee Mabe (Portland) (1 game) 362, $700; 4, Lee Phipps (Salem) a David Bi-Ings (Beaverton) (1 game) 348, $600. Playoff Results Bouvia LaClar d. Phipps Billings 386448. Bouvia LeCtair d.

MicheJiszyn-Mabe 421462. Bouvia Laclalr d. Weninger-Winklepleack 441494. Other local finishers 7, Tom Grebner (Lebanon) Steve Pe-char (Lebanon) $450. 17, Mick McMurtrie (Salem) Joe Lopatynski (Longview) $320.

Local highlights High game, series In league play. At FIREBIRD Reno League-Paul Hokten 234, 606; Melissa Coilee 203, 557. Mixed Nuts-Lamy Gahan 255, 680; Donna Kendall 214, Carol Sharp 514. Foxy Ladles-Cheryl Balke 212, Sandra Ramp 541. Petticoat Pikers Su Harper 21 0, 578.

Eastsiders-Don Giesbrecht 245, 598. Keglers-WNI Higlin 226, 564. At CHERRY CITY Tuesday Seniors Ray James 244, 627; Clara Schock 199, Grace Trotter 535. American Legion Reno Steve Ray 213, Wes Meckle 537; Shanon Burright 221,496. At STAYTON Friday Nlte mixed-Mike Mohr 242, 645; Jan Dery 21 1 GaH Whisenhunt 551 Dealings Baseball American League CALIFORNIA ANGELS Placed Victor Sifverio and Julian Vasquez, pitchers, on the 60-day emergency disabled list.

Placed Scott Lewis, pitcher, on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to April 1. Purchased the minor-league contracts of Jerome Walton, outfielder, and Gene Nelson, pitcher. Transferred the contract of Pete Janickl, pitcher, from the Cedar Rapids of the Midwest League to Palm Springs of the California League. CLEVELAND INDIANS-Signed Carlos Baerga, second baseman, to a four-year contract extension through 1998. Signed Bob MHacki and Matt Young, pitchers, to minor-league oontracts.

CHICAGO CUBS-Announced the retirement of Dave Smith, pitcher. Basketball NBA NEW YORK KNICKS-Activated Eric Anderson, forward, from the injured list Placed Bo Kimble, guard, on the injured list PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Placed Clyde Drexler, guard, on the Injured list High school Dayton at YamrxS-CarSoa 4:30 pm, Gervas at Kennedy. 4 pm; Jet-farson at Coaon, 4.30 pm; Reg at Sen, 430 pm Games 4:30 pjn. tvaaee Meed McNary at Dataa. Banks at Yamr Caraon: Jeftereon at Cascade; Monica at Phsomah; Salem Academy at Reg Chemawa at Son; Stayton at North Manon.

Track Meats at 3:30 pj unease nosed Soon Salem at South AJbany: Lebanon at McNary. 3:15 pm; Corvaaa at Sprague; Ciaacent Vasey at North Salem. McKay at West Afcany. 3 pm Sou Salem North Saken. Matches at 4 pja.

laaaal iissarl North Salem at South Saken Boyegpff CanM at Tat. 4 pm; SVherton at Lebanon, 2:30 pm; Wafdpoit at Toledo, 4pm Okie go David Douglas, Motets at Gkm-dovaar GC, 12:30 Taft at Central. 4 pm; Corvaaa. South Abany, Crescent vasey at Trysting Tree, 4 p.m.; Sfcerton at Lebanon, 2:30 pm; Toledo at Wafport 4 pm General Noon-Sam sraat horse racing At Cheers, 2410 Mission Street SE. Sporting line 1 1 iw wr-i Home team In CAPITAL letters FavorlleWneunderdog TODAY'S GAMES CHARLOTTE 5V2 Orlando WASHINGTON 5 Phaadebhia Indiana 3V4 MINNESOTA The Major leagues Home teem In CAPfTAL letters Favoras Ttnsundei dog TODAYS GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK (Saberhagen 12 14 over -RufSn) Colorado Atlanta (Avery 6 7 over Hibbard) CHICAGO CINCINNATI (Smiley 6 7 over HIH) Mont- Los Angeles (Ke Gross 8 127 12 over Uammnn CI CiDIDA I icu i i nn njf Lvniun HOUSTON (Hamisch 8 7 over Jackson) Philadelphia i ST LOUIS (Cormier 512-812 over Wil- son) San Francisco AMERICAN LEAGUE CCATT1 Obtain A 7 nuar I cutar Tnmnfn New York (Abbott 6 12 7 12 over Muss) AJOVCUVHJ BALTIMORE (Mussina 7 8 over; Leibrandt) Texas NNESOTA (Deshaies even 6 over Mc- Caskis) Chicago KANSAS CITY (Cone 7 8 over Viola) Bnehw OAKLAND (Darting 8 9 over KruegerP Detroit OAurutiNiA (rimey even 0 over uoreoj -Milwaukee Odda provided by Jan Feist Sports, Gymnastics State Championships Salem family YMCA Level 7 optional Juniors Megan Daly 9, vault, 8.15; 10, 8.30.

Sherri Feilding 10, floor, 6.35. Seniors Destines Chapin 2, bars, 8.40; Allsa UietKauA Level 8 optional Juniors Jennifer Curiae 5. bars. 8 55. Sheri GnzzeK-2, vault, 8.80; 4, B.as; beam, 8.15; noor, B.re; 3, as- -around, 35.75.

i Shannon Ljpscomb-10, floor, 6.90. Leah Shuyler 8, vault 8.60; 4. beam, a Oft. A A ftn. a rr O-OU, fMU, 9.CV, W-tHUUnU, LOT.

1 Seniors Kelfe Smaltey. UvdQopttoneJ uva uwywiHituui vaun, floor, 9.35; 5, all-around, 35.55. Jolane Parr 4, vault, 8.90. Mnra ran iin770H I am I sorumrtarrti arv-it Jolane Parr qualified tor RegKxials. Level 8 team Dtaced second over-all at state.

Tennis Amelia Island AMFI IS Ifil ANn PI ANTATinN Fla Results on Tuesdav from the Bausrh end Lomb Tennis Championships: Second Round singles Arantxa Spam, del. Flora Perfetti, Italy, 6-1, 6-2. Ginger Hekjeson, San Diego, del. Sandra Caoc, Bradenton, Fla, 6-2, AS, 6-4. Fto-rencia Labat.

Argentina, def. Andrea Temesvari, Hungry, 3-6, 6-2, 60. Kathy Rlnaka', Amelia Island, Fla, def. SUke Frankl, Germany, 6-2, 6-2. 1 Veronlka Martmek, Germany, def.

Mau-i reen Drake, Canada, 6-2, 6-1. Lindsay' Davenport, Palos Verdes, def. Caroline Kuhknan, Lakeside Park, 1-6, 63. Shaun Stafford, Gainesville, Radka Bobkova, Czech Republic, 6-2, 6- 4. Tatiana kjnatieva def.

Manon Boflegraf, Czech Republic, 5-7 (7-6), 6-3. Lori Mo-Neil, Houston, def. Federica Bonsignori, Manueia Maleeva-Fraanlere. SwHzer- land, def. Alexandra Fusal, France, 6-2.

6-2. Natalia Zvereva, Belarus, def. Bettina Fulco-vlllella, Argentina, 6-2, 6-4. 'I don't want but that's not Rick." Adelman said Jan. 25, the day he and his wife returned with Caitlin and Patrick from California, was one of the most difficult of his life.

The day before, the Blazers beat the Jazz in Utah. When Adelman got back to Portland, he was told about news reports that some of his players were being investigated for sexual misconduct in Salt Lake City. Minutes later, a television reporter was knocking on their door. The telephone rang constantly with other reporters asking about the allegations. In the next few weeks, Adelman had to deal with a scandal that threatened to split his team; help his wife, family, and Caitlin and Patrick; and worry about his own father, who underwent open-heart and everyone on her side of the family wanted the children to stay together.

The Adelmans received joint custody of Caitlin and Patrick, along with the family of Gary Fournier, Mary Kay Adelman's brother. "They needed a home," Adelman, 46, said. He has four children of his own. Geoff Petrie, the Blazers' senior vice president, said, There's a lot more to it than that. "Rick and his wife have given up a lot for what they believe in.

Their own kids are growing up, and they could have been looking forward to a time in their lives when they could spend more time together and on their own interests. "Now they're looking at being parents into their 60s. Some people would have said, surgery. "There was one thing after another," he said. "It's been a strange year.

"I can honestly say that having this other matter to deal with has made basketball seem less important. Of course, your job is important, but this is family." Adelman said Caitlin and Patrick have adjusted well to their new home and new life with a family they didn't know well. "It's been an adjustment for everyone, moving into different rooms for the other kids and learning how our family works for them," Adelman said. "I've been very proud of the way they've handled it and the way my own kids have accepted them." Patrice Boyer, 41, the only sister of Adel-man's wife, Mary Kay, died Dec. 16 on a freeway near Lake Elsinore, Calif.

Mnrv Knv Adelman left RickAdelman Portland immediately to be with her sister's two children: Caitlin, 7, and Patrick, 4. Patrice Boyer was divorced, NHL standings WALES CONFERENCE Paa-tcfc Oaaslon Pta OF OA x-PStsburgh 53 21 6 112 343 253 Washngton 40 32 7 87 310 273 NY Islanders 38 34 6 82 310 273 New Jersey 38 35 6 62 284 275 NY Rangers 34 33 11 79 294 282 Philadelphia 31 37 11 73 296 308 Adams DMsion V-Boston 47 26 7 101 313 261 y-Montreal 47 27 6 100 317 266 y-Ouebec 44 26 10 98 334 288 y-Bultak) 38 32 10 86 323 278 Hartford 24 49 5 S3 281 346 Ottawa 9 86 4 22 190 372 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Pta GF OA V-Detrot 44 28 9 97 349 271 y-Qncago 43 25 11 97 263 219 y-Toromo 42 26 11 95 277 226 St Lous 35 34 11 81 267 268 Minnesota 35 35 10 80 262 277 Tampa Bay 22 51 6 50 229 307 y-Vancouver 42 28 9 93 319 253 yCakjary 40 29 11 91 300 270 y-Los Angeles 37 33 10 84 323 322 y-Wmpeg 37 36 7 81 304 307 Edmonton 26 46 8 60 231 318 San Jose 11 68 2 24 212 402 x-canched division tMa y-chncned playoff bean TUESDAYS GAMES Boston 7, Quebec 1 New York Islanders 3, Wasrsngton 2 SI Louis 2, Tampa Bay 2, tie Minnesota 3, Buffalo 1 Philadelphia 4, Winnipeg 2 San Jose 5, Edmonton 2 Calgary 3, Los Angeles 3, He TODAY'S GAMES Hartford at Ottawa, 4:40 p.m. Montreal at Pittsburgh, 4:40 p.m. Y. Rangers at N.

Jersey, 4:40 p.m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 7:40 p.m. Swimming Oregon Masters AtLawfaandCksrk Susan Case (4044)-1, 100 back; 1, 200 back; 1, 200 medely relay; 2, 400 IM: 2 100 breast 2, 200 breast 2. 50 back. Margret Wets (65-70)-2, 1650 free; 2, 200 free.

Erne Stevenin (70-74)-1, 1660 free: 1, 400 IM; 1, 200 fly; 1, 100 fly; 1, 200 back; 1, 200 free relay; 1, 200 medely relay; 1, 200 mixed relay; 2, 100 back. Man George Weber (6044)-1, 50 breast; 1, 200 medely relay; 1, 200 free relay; 2, 50 back; 3, 50 free; 4, 100 free; 4, 200 Golf College At Westlafce VWage, Calif. Team scores-1. ASU, 855; 2. USC, 879; 3.

Colorado, 881; 4. Nevada, 883; 5. OREGON, 883; 6. California, 885; 7. Arkansas, 886; 8.

Rice, 890; 9. UCLA, 891; 10. OREGON STATE, 892; 11. CS-Northridge, 699; 12 Santa Barbara, 899; 13. Pacific, 901; 14.

Stanford, 907; 15. UTEP, 909; 18. Hawaii, 910; 17. Washing-Ion, 937. Individuals-1.

Steve Burdick, 206; 2. Chris Zambri. USC, 210; 3. Todd Demsey, ASU, 211; Scott Petersen, 211; Jefl Lyons, UO. 211.

Oregon State scores-Marty James, 744046-220; Anthony Kang, 74-73-78-225; Jefl Johnson, 80-72-76-228; Kevin LaMair. 78-78-73-229; Bxk Nelson, 7042-79-231. Oregon scores Ted Snavely 71-78-75-224; Cam Martin 74-72-78-224; Randy McCracken 73-76-78-227; Paul Regali 81-78-75-234. Local Ladies Club AtSANDAM 9-hole group Low gross Merilee Meiners 46; Senior gross Joanne Kowitz 56; Overall tow net Maryann Meredith 35; Class A Gay Coppedge40; Lucy Bishop 44. 18-hokt group Low gross Carol Franz 93; Low net Maggie Frimodig 73; Days play Class A Carol Franz 36; Maggie Frimodig 36; C-Edna Beck-man 37Vi; D-Ruth Vaughn 39.

AtlLLAHE HILLS 18-hole group Days play Class Championship Pat Domogalla, Sharon Douglas; A Marilyn Escherrun, Sue Snook Eyerty. Claudia Atonch; B-Rosanne AUenJane Lovelace, Brenda GkxJt; Lynn Coleman, Jean Potts. AtMcNARY 9-hole group Low net-Class A-Bemlce Smith 38; B-EHy Jung 39; C-Rufh Dudeston 44. Days play-Class A Dolores Pedersen 18-hole group Low gross-Class A-Carol Prall 82; B-Jonell Washburn 95; C-Mitzi Vittone 12. Low net Class A Donna Idso 76; B-Carrie Hurlbutt 69; C-Jolene Vohland 79.

Hole in one AtMcNARY Curt GetUs, on the 146-yard No. 7 hole, using a 7-lron. His first hole In one In 25 years of golf. At SENIOR ESTATES Don LauRae, on the 163-yard No. 1 hole, using a ginty.

His first hole in one In 35 years of golf. Colleges Baseball Tuesday's games FAR WEST Master's 5, Westmont 4 San Francisco St. 8, CS Hayward 5 SOUTHWEST 74, Ouachita 2-2 Dallas Baptist 1014, Jarvls Christian 0- 2 E. Texas Baptist 8-7, Le Toumeau 2-2 Lubbock Christian 3, Texas Christian 2 Mary Hardin-Baylor 9, Concordia, Texas 2 S. Arkansas 74, Henderson St 74 Tarteton St 124, Hardln-Slmmons 54 Texas-Arlington 6, Texas 6 OREGON STATE 4, PORTLAND STATE 1 Oregon St 000 000 301-4 7 2 Portland 000 001 000-1 6 1 Smith and Hunter; Martin and Campbell.

W-Smlth, 24. L-Marttn, 1-2. HR-ortland, Rookkdge (1). GEORGE FOX 5, WESTERN BAPTIST 1 George Fox 020 020 001-6 10 4 W.Bapttat 100 000 000-1 2 Carroll, Gehrke (8), Bohtman (9) and Burton, Bergen (9); Nielsen and Smith. WP-Carroll (3-2).

LP-Nielsen. HR Gilbert (Q), solo third (3), Record-GF (11-11). Softball PACIFC44.UNFIELD05 LktfMd 000 000 0-0 8 1 Paelfk) 000 004 1-4 4 1 Coverdale and Kraljev; Dawson and Warner, WP-Dawson; LP -Coverdale (O Sl ow 102 10-4 13 5 031 000 01-6 7 2 Becker and Warner; Barngrover and Kralev. WP-Barngrover (2-1); LP-Becker. Record-Unflek) (24, 1-1).

Tennis Women WILLAMETTE (, PACIFIC 0 Kngjee-Oannon (W) d. Huynh 6-1, 6-3; Akita (W) d. MoCabe 64, 6-1; Yokoye-me (W) d. Lang 6-3, 6-2; WHkarns (W) d. North 60.

6-1; Janssen (W) d. YI6-2, 6-1; Preston (W)d. Ota 60,60. Doubles -Qannon-Bellandl (W) d. Huynh-McCaba SO, 6-1; AkHa-WWIams (W) d.

Lang-North 6-1, 6-1; CMson-Hamal NBA standings and box scores Basketball NBA standings WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific DtvWon Pet OB L10 Streak Home Away Conf x-Phoenk 56 15 .789 9-1 Won 8 31- 4 25-11 34- 9 x-SeattJe 49 24 .671 8 6-4 Loss 1 29-7 20-17 32-13 it-Portland 43 26 .606 13 6-4 Won 1 26-10 18-18 28-15 LA Clippers 36 37 .493 21 5-5 Loss 1 23-13 13-24 22-23 LA Lakers 34 37 .479 22 1-9 Loss 4 17-19 17-18 21-22 Golden State 30 42 .417 26VS 54 Won 1 15-20 15-22 21-22 Sacramento 22 51 .306 35 2-8 Loss 3 15-22 7-29 15-30 Midwest DMeton x-Houston 47 25 .653 6-4 Won 3 28- 9 19-18 26-15 x-San Antonio 44 28 .611 3 44 Loss 2 28- 9 16-19 27-17 x-Utah 42 31 .575 5V4 54 Loss 1 23-12 19-19 24-21 Denver 32 41 .438 15V4 7-3 Won 3 25-12 7-29 20-24 Minnesota 18 53 .254 28V4 3-7 Loss 2 10-26 8-27 13-32 Dallas 8 64 .111 39 3-7 Won 1 541 3-33 2-43 EASTERN CONFERENCE Ananas DMeton Pot QB L10 Streak Home Away Conf x-NewYork 51 21 .708 74 Loss 1 32- 4 19-17 33-13 Boston 42 30 .583 9 8-2 Loss 2 25-11 17-19 28-19 New Jersey 42 32 .568 10 44 Loss 3 26-11 16-21 26-22 Orlando 34 37 .479 16Vi 54 Won 1 23-14 11-23 21-25 Miami 32 40 .444 19 44 Loss 1 23-13 9-27 18-29 Philadelphia 22 50 .306 29 24 Loss 1 12-24 10-26 15-32 Washington 21 51 .292 30 3-7 Loss 1 14-21 7-30 13-33 Cvnbvl DrvMofi x-Chicago 50 22 .694 8-2 Loss 1 27-10 23-12 32-14 Cleveland 45 27 .625 5 54 Won 2 30- 6 15-21 28-18 Atlanta 39 34 .534 IIVj 7-3 Won 1 23-13 16-21 22-25 Charlotte 37 35 .514 13 44 Won 2 18-16 19-19 22-24 Indiana 36 36 .500 14 64 Won 1 24-12 12-24 24-24 Detroit 34 37 .479 15V4 6-4 Won 3 25-12 9-25 25-20 Milwaukee 27 45 .375 23 3-7 Won 1 17-19 10-26 19-27 Portland 110, Utah 95 FG FT Red UTAH Mkt M-A M-A O-T A PF PIS Bern 29 44 00 3-7 2 5 9 KMatone 39 11-16 34 0-10 5 2 25 Eaton 22 0-1 00 04 0 3 0 Humphries 24 34 00 00 0 2 6 Stockton 36 3-10 54 1-4 11 1 11 J.Malone 29 7-13 4-4 0-1 2 2 18 Brown 16 1-4 2-4 44 0 3 4 Corbm 28 3-12 54 04 2 3 11 James 7 1-4 5-6 1-1 0 0 7 Crotty 4 01 02 00 1 0 0 Howard 3 1-1 00 1-1 11 2 Austin 3 1-2 00 1-1 0 1 2 Totals 240 3502 24-30 11-42 24 23 95 Percentages: FG .427, FT .800. 3-Point Goals: 14, .333 (Benoit 1-1, Stockton 0-1, James 0-1). Team Rebounds: 14. Blocked shots: 7 (KMakme 3, Eaton 3, Austin). Turnovers: 18 (Benoit 4, Stockton 4, J.Malone 3, Matone 2, Eaton 2, Brown, Corbm, Crotty).

Steals: 10 (ICMalone 3, Corbm 3, Humphries, Stockton, J.Malone, Brown). Technical fouls: Corbin, 11:33 second; KMakme, 3:12 second. Illegal defense: None. FO FT Rob PORTLAND M-A M-A O-T A PF Pta Kersey 30 7-12 34 3-12 2 4 17 WaSarns 35 44 14 14 1 2 9 Bryant 23 54 2-2 34 1 3 12 Strickland 36 3-10 1-2 44 11 4 7 Porter 33 9-15 44 14 8 0 25 Robinson 31 7-17 34 14 1 4 17 Duckworth 19 5-7 4-4 24 0 2 14 Eks 22 14 1-1 00 1 3 4 Rudd 3 0-2 1-2 00 0 0 1 Johnson 3 0-2 00 00 0 0 0 Murray 3 0-1 2-2 1-1 0 2 2 Smith 2 1-1 00 1-1 0 0 2 Totals 240 4240 2241 17-48 25 24 110 Percentages: FG .467, FT .710. 3-Point Goals: 4-12, .333 (Porter 35, Elie 14, Murray 01, Robinson 0-1).

Team Rebounds: 18. Blocked shots: 3 (Kersey, Bryant, Elie). Turnovers: 12 (Kersey 3, Porter 3, Robinson 2, Williams, Bryant, Strickland, Duckworth). Steals: 11 (Porter 3, Kersey 2, Williams, Bryant, Strickland, Robinson, Duckworth, Elie), Technical fouls: Illegal defense, 10:57 third; Duckworth, 1:20 third. Illegal defense: 1, Utah 23 21 28 23- 98 Portland 28 28 30 30-110 Officials-Bernle Fryer, Paul Mlhalak, Ron Oteslak.

G. State 125, San Antonio 1 1 1 Dallas 109, Seattle 107 Phoenix 115, LA Lakers 114 Denver 101, Sacramento 100 WEDNESDAYS GAMES Philadelphia at Washington, 4:30 p.m. Orlando at Charlotte. 5 p.m. Indiana at Minnesota, 5 p.m.

Oregon Outdoors Cavaliers 115, Heat 100 MMM-LonQ 7-15 4-4 18, Rice 6-14 0-0 13, Seikaty 4-12 4-4 12, Shaw 4-10 00 10, Smith 6-13 0-0 14, Geiger OO 4-4 4, Cotes 2-8 2-2 6, Miner 8-11 1-1 17, Kessler 1-3 40 6, Ask 02 00 0. Tools 3848 19-21 100. CLEVELAND Nance 9-15 2-2 20, Sanders 3-10 00 8, Daugherty 11-14 5-5 27, Ehto 2-5 1-2 6, Price 7-1 1 2-2 1 7, We-Kara 2-6 00 4, WUMns 6-121-113, Brandon 64 0-0 13. Ferry 3-7 1-2 7, Quidinger 04 2-2 2, Pinks 0-1 00 0. Totals 4903 14-16115.

Miami 21 26 26 27-100 Cleveland 26 31 31 24-115 3-point goals-Miami 5-15 (Shaw 2-3, Smith 2-5, Rice 1-3, Long 01, Askins 0-1, Coles 0-2), Cleveland 3-6 (Brandon 1-1, Ehlo 1-2, Price 1-3, WMns 0-1, Ferry 0-2). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Miami 44 (Ssikaly 9), Cleveland 54 (Daugherty 10). Assnts-Miami 23 (Coles 8), Cleveland 42 (Price 8). Total fouls-Miami 17, Cleveland 19.

A 18,137. PHIUUJELPHIA-Wearherspoon 10-18 f6 24, Parry 5-10 00 10, Lang 6-1 1 0-3 12. Hawkins 2-11 7-8 11, Homacsk 7-16 00 15, Bol 00 00 0, DawMns 6-11 0-0 16, QWam 1-8 00 2 Totals 37-85 11-17 00 11, Totoert 3-5 "2 2 8, O'Neal 17-23 1-2 25, Sklles 6-11 3-3 18. Anderson 6-13 1-2 15, Green 1-61-2 3, Bowie 1-3 3-4 5, Kite 1-1 00 2 Turner 6-7 00 13, Royal 1-3 4-4 6, Kerr 0-0 00 0. Totals 4643 15-19 1 16.

PtuattMphta 26 19 26 20- (0 Orlando 27 26 35 28-116 3-polnt goals Philadelphia 5-14 (DsViMns 44, Homaoek 1-4, Hawkins 5), "Orlando 9-18 (Sklles 3-3, Scott 36, Anderson 2-3, Turner 1-2, Green 0-1 Tol-bed 0-1). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Philadelphia 43 (Weatherspoon 11), Orlando 52 (O'Neal 16). AssistsPhiladelphia 23 (Hornacek, Hawkins 6), Orlando 27 (Green 6). Total fouB-PhilacwIphia 17, Orlando 17.

Tech-nlc'sls-Hornscek, Tolbert. Eec-HOTS-Homacek. Pscers 98, Nets 85 INOMM-Schrempf 12-19 2-8 28, 4-7 44 1 Smits 4-8 00 8, Richardson 3-10 00 6, Miller 8-16 44 21, Thompson 34 00 6, Fleming 0-4 00 0, Miejhel 24 34 7, MoCloud 54 00 12. Totals 4141 13-2296. NEW JERSEY King 6-10 2-4 14, Coleman 1-13 04 1 Bowie 11-20 2-4 24, RoMneon 6-13 0-1 12, Addison 64 1-2 14 1-2 3, Cheeks 2-4 1-1 6, Morris 4-13 2-3 10, Lee 0-2 00 0, Brown 0- 1 00 0, George 1-1 00 2 Totals 38-89 9-186.

Mara 24 24 24 26-M New Jersey 24 16 21 24-68 frpomt gs)-tnrjana 34 (McCloud 2-S, MWsr 14, Sohrernpt 0-1, Fleming 0-1), New Jersey 0-5 (Coleman 02. Morns 0-3). 'Fouled out-None. Rebounds-lndl-ani 54 (Davie 12), New Jersey 54 (Bowie 13)1 Asaleta-lndlana 24 (Schrempf 10), New Jersey 16 (Robinson 7). Total fouls-Indiana 23, New Jersey 23.

Teohnl-cels-Coleman, Mahorn. Pistons 91, Bullets 79 AWrNOTON-Granl 7-20 34 17, Stewart 34 0-2 6, Gugttotte 6-15 0-1 13, Bmatt 14 00 2, Adams 6-16 64 15, Chapman 8-11 2-2 16, Johnson 6-10 00 10Aoree 0-1 04 0, Prios 0-1 00 0. Toms 3346 10-16 79. OETnW-Robertson 24 04 4, Rodman 34 00 7, Mia 34 1-2 7, Dumars 15-284 38, Thomas 6-17 64 16, Glass 04 1- 2 1, Potvnee 1-2 0-0 2, Young 14 00 2, laknbeer 6-7 3-3 14, Newborn 00 0-0 0, Morris 00 00 0, Randal 00 00 0. To-late 3546 18-21 91.

Washington 23 11 26 13-79 parol 23 14 24 29-91 i-polnt goals-Washington 3-13 (Chapman 2-4, Guglotta 14, 8tewart 8-1, Prios 0-1, Adams 04), Detroit 3-14 Mm- 0 0. Totals 4342 21 -30 1 14. LA Clippers 19 25 27-101 Houston 32 34 30 18-114 3-point goals LA Clippers 24 (Grant 1-2, Harper 14, Manning 0-1, Norman 1, M.Jackson 0-1), Houston 7-12 (Maxwell 54, Horry Brooks 1-3, KSmith 0-1, Bullard 0-1). Fouled out-Manning. Re-bounds-LA Clippers 44 (Roberts 10), Houston 49 (Olajuwon 13).

Assists-LA Clippers 24 (Harper 8), Houston 27 (Olajuwon 6). Total fouls-LA Clippers 23, Houston 16. Technical-LA Clippers Illegal defense. A 13,283. Mavericks 109, SuperSonics 107 OALLAS-Cambridge 44 34 11, Davis 6-12 34 15, Rooks 4-10 5-5 13, Harper 5-10 2-2 13, Jackson 7-12 3-5 18, Hodge 54 1-1 11, Howard 54 00 10, Legler 34 0-1 8, Wiley 4-5 00 10.

Totals 43-75 17-22 109. SEATTLE Kemp 5-13 64 18, McKay 64 34 15, Cage 44 00 8, Payton 5-9 1-211, Pierce 9-16 2-2 20, Johnson 6-12 1- 1 14, McMillan 0-3 44 4. Perkins 4-7 44 13, Barros 2-3 00 4, Askew 14 00 2. Totals 4240 21-25 107. 29 29 24 27-109 24 35 20 28-107 3-point goals-Dallas 8-10 (Wiley 2-2, Legler 24, Jackson 1-1 Harper 1-2, Cambridge 01), Seattle 2-7 (Johnson 1-2, Perkins 1-2, McKey Ol, McMillan 01, Barros 0-1) Fouled out-None.

Rebounds-Dallas 39 (Davis 8), Seattle 40 (Cage 9). As-sists-Dallas 23 (Harper 5), Seattle 18 (Payton, McMillan 4). Total fouls-Dallas 22, Seattle 21. Technical-Seattle illegal defense. Suns 115, Lakers 114 LA LAKERS Campbell 9-17 34 21, Green 7-14 00 14, Dlvac 5-12 2-2 12, Scott 4-7 44 13, Threat! 5-12 1-2 11, Worthy 7-13 14 15, Benamln 1-2 04 2, Peeler 6-11 1-1 13, Christie 14 00 3, Smith 3-8 0-0 6, Cooper 2-2 00 4, Totals 50-10012-16114.

PHOENIX-Barkley 8-19 74 23, Ce-ballos 8-11 34 19, West 0-1 1-21, KJoh-nson 13-21 6-7 32, Majerle 6-12 54 20, Miller 4-7 2-2 10, Dumas 14 00 2, Ainge 34 1-1 8, Johnson 0-1 00 0. Totals 43-84 2540115. LA Lakers 36 28 20 31-114 44 30 24 17-116 3-polnt goals-LA Lakers 24 (Scott 1-2, Christie 1-2, Worthy 01, Peeler 0-1), Phoenix 4-14 (Majerle 35. Ainge 14, Johnson 01, Berkley 02). Fouled out-None.

Rebounds -LA Lakers 55 (Green 13), Phoenix 45 (Barkley 11). Assists -LA Lakers 18 (Cooper 4), Phoenix 27 (Majeife 8). Total fouls-LA Lakers 24, Phoenix 16. Technlcals-Barkley. Nuggets 101, Kings 100 DENVER-Ellis 6-13 1-2 13, Williams 4-13 3-3 11, Mutombo 3-8 7-9 13, Jackson 7-16 9-9 23, Macon 3-9 2-2 8, Hammonds 7-9 1-215, Liberty 24 00 5, Pack 4-11 44 12, Hastings 01 1-2 1, Plummet 00 00 0.

Totals 36-84 2844 101. SACRAMENTO Hkjglns 3-9 7-7 15, ChUcutl 14 04 2, Causwell 6-9 01 12, Williams 5-16 34 13. Webb 9-17 1-6 20, Tlsdskt 6-13 3-5 19, Bonner 34 5-10 11, Brown 1-2 2-3 4, Lea 1-2 00 2, Con-ton 1 -2 00 2. Totals 36-77 21 -37 100. 28 32 24 17-101 26 24 30 19-100 3-polnt goals-Denver 14 (liberty 1-2, Jackson 0-1, Williams 0-1), Sacramento 34 (Hlgglns 2-5, Webb 1-1, WkHams 0-1, Las 0-1).

Fouled out-R WHkarns. Rebounds-Denver 67 (Mutombo 18), Sacramento 52 (Bonner 9). As-e its -Denver 17 (Jackson 7), Sacramento 20 (Webb 8). Total foua-Denvtr 33, Sacramento 22. Technicals -Webb.

Sacramento coach St. Jean, Sacramento Illegal defense 3. 37 0 148 0 johnOasy 1 0 200 0 IfcNsWy 0 0 470 0 yVWamena Fan on Friday: 12 x-clinohed playoff berth TUESDAYS GAMES Portland 110, Utah 95 Indiana 98, New Jersey 85 Orlando 1 18, Philadelphia 90 Cleveland 115, Miami 100 Detroit 91 Washington 79 Atlanta 109, New York 104, OT Milwaukee 1 1 3, Chicago 109 Houston 1 14, LA Clippers 101 beer 1-1, Rodman 14, Dumars 14, Robertson 0-1, Young 0-1, Mifa 02). Fouled out-None. Rebrjunds-Wsshington 53 (OugNotta 17), Detroit 60 (Rodman 24).

Assim-Waahmgton 27 (Adams 16), Detroit 24 (Robertson 8). Total fouls-Washington 16, Detroit 17. Technicals-Rodman, Detroit Illegal defense. Hawks 109, Knicks 104 (OT) NEW YORK-Oakley 4-5 1-2 9, Smith 7-11 01 14, Ewing 14-26 8-13 36, Rivers 24 34 9, Starks 8-22 04 22, Mason 4-1 1 1-1 9, Blackman 04 2-2 2, Campbell 01 00 0, Anthony 1-2 1-2 3. Totals 4092 16-25104.

ATLANTA WHkms 4-17 6-10 16, WW 13-24 34 29, Koncak 14 1-1 3, Augmon 64 34 16. Blaykx 54 64 20, Ferret 8-11 1-1 17, BreuerOIOOO, Graham 24 00 4, Keefe 01 00 0, Hanson 24 04 6Totafs 4145 22-29 109. New York 33 29 17 17 1-104 Atlanta 26 26 32 10 13-109 poirit goals-New York 8-22 (Starks 6-13, Rivers 24, Blackman 0-3), Atlanta 5-16 (Baytock 4-7, Hanson 14, Was 0-1, Wttlns 06). Fouled out-Oakley. Koncak.

Rebounds-New York 82 (Oakley. Ewtng 12) Atktnta 50 (Witts 11). Assists-New York 26 (Starks 7). Atlanta 31 (Baytock 13) Total touts-New York 28, Atlanta 26. Flagrant fouls -Oakley, Augmon.

A 12,744. TODAY Sunrtee: 6:42 a.m. Sunset 7:47 p.m. High dee, Yaqutna Bay: 1:00 96; 1:51 83. Low tides, Yaqulna Bay: 7:24 7:29 p.m., 1.0.

RIVERS Tha Ajeoclatad Press Fisherman's river summary for Tuesday as provided by the National Weather Servtos. Maaon Chg. Fwtland (WMameM) 9.0 Vancouver (Columbia) 6.6 09 Eugene (Wearneae) 15.1 1.1 Corvala(Wllsmette) 11.0 -04 Abeny (WAametta) 14.6 -06 Manama (N.SantJarn) 84 Jeftereon (Serttam) 10.4 Salem (Wlamette) 17.4 Oregon City (upper) 90 04 Oregon City (lower) 16.1 0.7 Estacac(ClaoKarnaa) 4.1 Sandy (Swrdy) 106 Foas(Nahalam) 53 Btarnor (Wilson) 6.2 Beaver (Nestucca) 4.8 -02 SHetzlSiletz) S.7 -07 TideveatrtAJeea) 6.7 Mapleton(Slualaw) 7.9 .1.0 Oregon rtvsr foreoast Western Oregon: una change on tha malnetem of the WMametta River and along most of tha Rogue and Umpqua rivers. Elsewhere slow tal Into Wednesday. Eastern Oregon: Una change to a alow on most rivers trough Wednesday.

FISH COUNTS Upstream movement of Chinook, ateefneed, shad and ooho at Columbia and Snake RMr dame on Sun-day: Chnk Coho MM Shsd 476 60 head; on Saturday: 61 winter Meal-head (2270), 9 summer slistnad (382). On Tuesday. Water temperature 51 degrees; Water vMbWy, 1.7 water How at Salem, 68,100 cfa. The WMametta Falls Hah count la updated parlodioaly by the Oregon Department of Fah and WlkfJfa. OREGON SKI REPORT Mt Bachelor 1 new, groomed, 127-193 bass, 64 Mil, overcast 22 degrees Ml Hood Mdws -1 new, powder-groomed, 103-143 baas, 356 acres, Hght snow, 27 degrees HTanbartlna w1 new, groomed, 120-140 base, 100 percent, Hght anew, 28 degrees SKI PHONES Ski Ashland, 482-2754.

Hoodoo Ski Area, 1-600449-5436. Ml Bachelor, 382-7869. Mt Hood Meadows, 227-7669 Mt Hood Sklbowl. 222-2896. TWibertlna Lodge, 222 2211, Willamette Pass, 34.7a69.

TOMORROW urmas: 6:40 a.m. Suneet 7:46 p.m. Hajrt (tost, Yaqutna Bay: 1:42 98. 2:42 p.m., 8.1. Low ttdee, Yaqutna Bay: 6:12 a.m., 8:11 p.m., 1.6.

02. Totals 4841 22-28125. SAN ANTONIO Smith 1-2 00 2, Elliott 6-16 00 13, Robinson 7-16 14-21 28, Ems 34 2-2 10, Johnson 7-10 03 14, Raid 24 1-2 5, Anderson 01 00 0, Del Negro 3-9 2-2 8, Carr 44 00 8, Daniels 7-13 1-2 18, Wood 00 2-2 2, Mack 24 14 5. Totals 4248 23-38 111. Ooklen State 29 27 40 29-128 Sen Antonio 33 30 28 20-111 3-polnt goals-Golden State 7-12 (Hardaway 5-7, Sprewell 2-5), San Antonio 4-14 (Ellis 24, Elliott 14, Daniels 14, Johnson 01, Mack 01).

Fouled out-Galling. Rebounds-Golden Stale 49 (Alexander 9), San Antonio 51 (Robinson 9). Assnts-Oolden State 25 (Hardaway 13), San Antonio 25 (Johnson 8). Total fouls-Golden State 31, San Antonio 22. Rockets 114, Clippers 101 LA CLIPPERS Manning 1018 44 24, Norman 4-13 00 8, Roberts 6-9 2-2 12, Harper 9-14 00 19, Jackson 6-13 34 19, Spencer 1-1 00 2, Vaught 4-11 2-2 10, Grant 24 00 6, Conner 00 04 0, Williams 1-2 00 2, Woods 00 00 0.

Totals 4446 11-14 101. HOUSTON -Horry 34 2-2 9. Thorpe 9-16 24 20, Otyuwon 17-26 6-11 42, Maxwell 6-10 44 21, Smith 14 00 2, Brooks 14 33 6, Herrera 34 1-2 7, Gar-lend 3-9 00 6. Bullard 02 00 0, Rosins 0 1 -2 1 Floyd 00 00 0, WVwhester 0-2 Bucks 113, Bulls 109 CHKAOO-Grant 34 9-12 15, Plppsn 1016 24 22, Certwright 4-7 00 8, Armstrong 6-14 2-2 14, Jordan 1340 34 30, McCray 00 00 0, Paxson 24 04 4, Perdue 64 0-1 12, Nealy 01 00 0, King 24 00 4, Tucker 00 00 0. Totals 4643 16-23 109.

MILWAUKEE Avent 54 00 10, Edwards 6-13 7-10 24, Lohaus 7-10 2-2 19, Day 2-12 1-2 6, Murdock 24 1-2 5, Mayberry 5-8 2-2 12, Roberts 24 00 4, Strong 4-12 8-9 18, Barry 1-2 2-2 4, Schayea 4-5 64 13. Totals 4078 28-35 113. Chicago 26 24 26 32-109 Milwaukee 30 34 21 26-113 3-point goals-Chicago 14 (Jordan 1-6, Plppen 01, Armstrong 02), MHwsukee 5-10 (Lohaus 3-5, Edwards 1-1, Day 1-3, Mayberry 0-1). Fouled out-Pippen. Re-bounds-Chloago 60 (Plppen 11), Milwaukee 49 (Strong 10).

Assists-Chlcago 26 (Plppen 8). Milwaukee 26 (Mayberry 9). Total fouai-ChloBgo 28, Milwaukee 23.A-18.633. Warriors 125, Spurs 111 GOLDEN STATE Owens 1323 34 29, BuecNer 14 00 2, Alexander 6-10 0 12, Hardaway 9-13 7-10 30, Sprewell 6 16 6-10 2, Gating 34 2-2 8. Spencer 5-5 04 10, Houston 24 2-2 6, Higgkis 1-1 (W)d Ola-David 6-2, 6-1..