European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 28, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 20 standings american basketball Assn. He stars and stripes tuesday january 28, 1969 Minnesota. 26kentucky24 Indiana. 26miami 20 new York 12 Eastern division won lost pot 19 .578 21 .683 23 .021 83 32western division Oakland 39 6denver 28 19 new Orleans 22 24los Angeles. 21 24 Dallas 17 Shouston 3 20 .466 .273 .878 .078 478 467 426 .310 behind 8 13 h is 16% 17 i8h 23v6 Lew sunday s result Miami 108, Denver 97 Oakland 111houston 106kentucky 101. Minnesota 90 Only games scheduled National basketball Assn. Eastern division won lost pet behind. 35 14. By the associated press no one had to ask "wh6 that Man when Lew Alci Dorand the Urcla Bruins Rode off into the Sunset last weekend after taming the Midwest. Lanky Lew was no longer stranger to Ghi cagians % the time he shot Down first North Western and then Loyola of Chicago protecting the Law and order of things in College basketball s top Teh although a bit slow on the draw for one half against the wildcats Alcindor opened  Pii lied Urcla my 1 10 print halftime deficit Idem 81-67victor? Friday night Over North Western with 35  next night Urcla s last in the Midwest during the regular Baltimore Philadelphia 34 14boston m 17 new York 34 21cincinnati 26 23 Detroit 21 29 Milwaukee 16 36 Western division .714 .708.653 618 .631 .420 .284 34 9 14 21 1h11 pc l2 i 12h18h 24 h los Angeles 34 17 .667atlanta 33 19 .635 san Francisco 22 28 440chicago 22 30 .423 san Diego 22 30 .423seattle 16 36 .308 Phoenix 0 43 .193 sunday s result Boston li4, Baltimore 86 los Angeles 126, Cincinnati 113san Francisco 117, Phoenix 93 Philadelphia 119, Atlanta 116san Diego 111, Chicago 95 Only games scheduled National hockey league East division l t pts. Of Gabaston 28 8 10 66 179 u7 Montreal 6 14 7 69 159 130 Toronto 23 13 10 54 136 117new Vork 2618464129116 det olt 23 17 8 64 156 139 Chicago 2419462171143 West divisions o11 3 23131167131 96oakland 17 26 6 40 120 157 los Angeles 1623836 98133philadelphia 12 24 12 36 105 136 Minnesota ,. 11 30 7 29 110 162pittsburgh 10 31 7 27 119 168 sunday s results new York 3, Montreal 2 Detroit 3, Toronto Boston 4, Minnesota 3 Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 3st. Louis 3, Oakland 1 Chicago 9, los Angeles 3 american hockey league Eastern division w l t pts. Of a Hershey 24 17 4 52 188 142 Providence 21 20 3 45 156 176baltimore is 18 6 42 145 160 Springfield 15 21 6 36 148 166 Western division by Al � 26 8 8 80 175 101cleveland 2019 6 46 132 143 Quebec to 22 8 38134146rochester u 25 7 35 152 194 sunday s result Buffalo 4, Baltimore l Providence 5. Springfield 1cleveland a Quebec 2 Hershey 5. Rochester 5 Central hockey league Northern division w l t pts. Of Galuksa 161514 44153147 Omana 1921 6 44154160 mrs. Grabs aussie season Alcindor shot in 34polrtts find the Bruins crushed Loyola 84-65 and headed West with 30 straight victories and their no. 1 ratting intact the it of the top Tell in w Tion saturday night also did some Sharp shooting As they mowed Down All  ranked Davidson pulled to a big Early Lead and then held offline Fri Fidai 80-72-fifth-rated Kel Tucy Iten past Louisiana state 108-96, and Stjohns n.y., no. 6, Cut Down St panels.  7w. Am a Wjk of tvs it unbeaten and 8evelthranked new Mexico state route Tennessee tech ranked Illinois 81-85,  15th in Brisbane Australia a Nocki mrs. Margaret Smith court of Australia in her Farewell Tomajor Tennis won the austra Lian open Tennis Chainai Onchit sunday by trouncing mrsbillle1 Jean King of Long Beach Cal-if., 6-4, 6-1. Mrs. King won the Australia Amateur title last year and was seeded first in Australia s firs National open tournament. Mrs. Court won the australian title seven straight years from 1960 through 1966and then retired. Clapped Back at the crowd before returning to the Baseline. She then dropped her for one year. The american professional tops 42 140 16526 135 207 65 191 157 53 145 138 50 147 144 49 167 123 35 131 149 City Kansas City 141614memphis 82810 Southern division Oklahoma City 20 0 1 Houston ,. 2317 7 fort Worth 19 16 12dallas 21 16 7 Amarillo 13 23 8 sunday s results Amarillo to Kort Worth i Omalia 6, Houston 4 Oklahoma City at Kansas dad weather Only games scheduled Eastern hockey league sunday s results Clinton 6, new Haven 4johnstown 6, new Jersey 3 Nashville a Greensboro 7lona islands Syracuse 3 International league sunday s results Columdus 3, Toledo 2des Maine 3, fort Huron 3 Dayton 4, Forl Wayne u Western league sunday s results Portland to Vancouver 0 Seattle san Diego 1denvei 9, i to enl 3 College basketball Duquesne 64, St. Bonaventure 63fordharn &2, t Al Friela 70 Delta stae 120, miss. College 107simon Fraser . 85. Alaska method 1st til was playing Well when she be came upset Over the unsportsmanlike behaviour of several spectators at the Milton courts. Then her game fell apart. With the first set tied at 2-2,the californian was disturbed when several spectators clapped after she double faulted with the Point score at 30-All. Mrs. King Dukes rally bennies 12,114 watch Pittsburgh a Bil Zopf led loth ranked Duquesne from behind in the second Hal to an 84-69 Victory Over St. Bona venture sunday before the big Gest crowd Ever to see a College basketball  in  Well balanced team Victory wiped out a 35-Point perform Ance by St. Bonaventure s 6 foot-11 Bob Lanier. He dominated the game at both ends of the court until he got his fourth foul314 minutes into the second half and was forced to ease  scored 25 Points As Duquesne now 12-1, rallied fro seven Points behind in the Sec Ond half. He picked up a re service. V after the incident. Mrs King apparently could t concentrate and her game deteriorate while mrs. Court s form improved. Mrs. King won Only three of the remaining games As the australian won in just 57 min utes. The australian is a registered player an Amateur Able to col Lect prize Money. She won$1,960. Mrs. King earned $1,288 for second. The men a final Matching top seeded Rod Laver of austra Lia and Andres Gimeno of Spain was to be played monday. Both Are pros. Laver gained the final Satur Day by outlasting Tony Roche another australian pro to five set 4-hour Marathon in 95 degree heat. The scores were 7-5, 22-20, 9-11, 1-6, 6-3. Other results sunday included men s doubles semifinal slaver and Roy Emerson Australia Defeated Roche and John no Combe Australia 6-2, 1-8, 8-3, 6-4. Mixed doubles quarterfinals red Stolle Australia and mrs Ann Haydon Jones Britain Defeated Ray Ruf Fels and Karen Krasucke Australia 2-6, 6-2, 6-4. Roche and Rosle Casals san Francisco Defeated Terry Addison and Lesley Hunt Australia 3-8, 7-5, 6-1. Hayes Kojis hit 29 apiece in rocket win san Diego a evil Hayes and Don Kojis scored 29 Points apiece sunday night to Lead the san Diego rockets to a 111-95 National basketball Asso ranked notre Dame 91-57, an Lasalle no. 9, outdraw Temple 101-95. North Carolina no. 2, Santaclara no. 3, and Duquesne no. 10, were Idle. Notre Dame was the Only Sec Ond 10 team to lose As Villanova no. 11, clouded a Paul 81-57 Tulsa no. 14, slipped by Southern Illinois 88-82 in Over time Purdue no. 18, Pum Meled Minnesota 102-79, an Dayton no. 20, beat Miami of Ohio 67-54. The Fula Loyola Illinois no tre Dame doubleheader at Chi 6flgo Staci Tim attracted 18,667and Alcindore Lii t disappoint those who came to see the nation s top team and top player  halftime Alcindor had 22 Points and 14 rebounds Andula had a 47-33 Lead and it was 83-55 when big Lew departed. Tough defense the Bruins had to hit the bulls Eye to outdo Illinois which gunned to a 48-21 halftime bulges notre Dame managed Only six Field goals against a toughman to Man defense. Dave Scholz led the 12-1 Illin with 24 Points and 15 rebounds As they ended notre Dame seven game winning Streak. Davidson had perhaps the toughest time in the top ten although it did t look Uke Trou ble when the wildcats took a 77-54 Lead. But the visiting bulldogs scored 16 straight Points to pull within 77-70 before falling Back. Mike Maloy led Davidson with 30 Points and 20rebounds. Kentucky with its balance attack had to overcome some hot shooting by Pete Maravich the nation s top scorer who fired in 52 Points. But the wild cats took a 45-35 halftime Lead and leu never caught up Asdan Issel scored 25 Points Mike p.886? 23 and Mike Pratt 21 forthe wildcats. John Warren scored 20 Point Sand St. John s pulled from a 34 31 halftime Lead to an easy Triumph. New Mexico state ran it record to 16-0 by holding tech without a Field goal for the first minutes of the final half after trailing 42-40 at  Lacey had 20 Points and 18 rebounds for state. Lasalle sporting a sparkling fast break and pressing defense moved to a 42-31 halftime leads Ken Durrett scored 21 of his 27 Points and breezed  biggest Battle of Satur Day s action came at Louisville the � cart nals beat Drake midst a fight that brought players from both benches Andone fan onto the floor in the final minutes. Duque5ne ban o Mujaj it g f2-2 12 Kalbaugh 1 0-0 1-1 6 Satalin 4 2-2 Nelson Tio a 17 lamer 1-6 25 in Pas b 3-3 a i Ray 4 l 2 i-2 4 Klimi cask u 0-01 0-0 2 Grys 0 l -0 1u . Skating teams picked Neil Blatchford of a the the Canadian team til a Fri e n r i. A. Of wa4hja ii Usu Al a lid will no Fioti /1ni. Ririe 16 4-10 6 m u totals 33 18-24 to totals 30 1tiallliuie St. Iio Laventure 3&, Duguesne i Otai fouls Duquesne 13, at. Bonaventure 16 a 12,114. L Blatchford Northbrook,111., and Bill Lannigan of new York City were chosen Sunda to represent the United states in the men s world Speed skating championships feb. 15-16 at de Ventor the  other men and three women were also picked for the . .,10 Tuuu a Wmk in an Mir Riis squad that will meet a Canadian Tance 500 Moo 1500 and 3000team for the Westbrook cup at meters � Winnipeg Canada feb 15-18. Both skaters will leave next the 11 skaters qualified for week for Oslo Norway for Ore the two teams at the two Day world training and compel to Urban West Allis wis. Blatchford who finished Sec Ond in the world championships last year was selected for his outstanding ability at 500 me ters a spokesman said. Lanni an was chosen on the basis of in a four Dis was Calif. Go Dennis inform s minn.?resister, and Leah user an Poulos both of Northbrook and Sheila Young Detroit. Jene san dig of Minneapolis was named team Leader for the .-Canadian meet