European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 8, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 the stars and stripes saturday february 8, 1969 standings american basketball Assn.  division won lot pet. Behind Minnesota 27 23 .551 Kentucky 28 83 .531 1 Indiana 9 26 .527 1 Miami 24 24 .500 2h new York 14 36 280 134 Wettern division Oak Hind Poi Vrr new orc a i Dallas los Ait i i s 38 29 25 21 22 14 22 25 25 27 33 .864 .509 .500 .457 .449 .298 16 is thursday remit pall is is. Houston 100 Onu same scheduled National basketball Assn. Eastern division won Loit pet. Behind now Turk t Lar innate pct Oil. 40 37 40 2 116 15 18 21 22 28 35 42 Wettern division los anitrlf.4. Atlanta san Kram Isco san Bioko Chicago scatty 38 19 35 23 25 31 25 32 24 35 21 39 Phoenix 13 43 .727 .673 .656 607 .536 .397 .276 .967 .603 .440 .439 .407 .350 .232 3 3 64 104 is 4 254 34 124 13 15 18v4244 thursday s results Cincinnati 124. Phoenix 103 Only Kanie scheduled National hockey league East division w l t put. Of a Boston 31 911 73201132 Montreal 3015 7 67180143 new York 2820 4 60146130 Detroit 2520 8 58168148 Toronto 22 16 11 55 149 135 Chicago 5 22 5 55 195 167 West division St. Louis 271511 63 148 109 Oakland 1927 7 45138173 los Angeles 1825 6 42120152 Philadelphia 122713 37109155 Minnesota 1231 9 33123178 Pittsburgh 11 33 8 30 128 181 thursday s results Montreal 4. Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 3, Boston 1 Detroit 6, Chicago 1 Only games scheduled Western hockey league w l t up. Of a Portland 2 11 13 65 182 139 Vancouver 25 17 8 58 164 141 san Diego 2 17 10 54 175 160 Seattle 20 21 10 50 150 161 Phoenix 15 24 10 40 139 161 Denver 4 32 5 33 163 211 thursday s result Denver 5, Seattle 4 Only game scheduled Central hockey league Northern division l t up. Of a Tulsa 181514 50171156omaha 2124 7 49176180 Kaii a City 15 18 15 45 150 167memphis 93011 29146222 Southern division Oklahoma City 29 9 9 67 201 163 Houston 24 19 7 55 154 151dallas 2318 8 54169140 fort Worth 20 18 u 54 160 161amarillo 172410 44153167 thursday result Tulsa 6, Kansas City 3 fort Worth 8, Omaha 3only games scheduled Eastern hockey league thursday s result Salem 2. Clinton 2nashville 3, Syracuse 3 Only games scheduled Laver advances in Philly meet Philadelphia a top seeded Rod Laver of Australia breezed past Butch Buchholz Oft. Louis while a ranked Jan kodes of Czechoslovakia rallied to turn  Stan Smith of los Angeles thursday night in Sec Ond round matches of the Phila Delphia International indoor open Tennis tournament Laver generally acknowledged As the world s top Tennis player ripped through a 6-1first set in about 20 minutes then broke Buchholz service in the 12th game of a 7-5 second set the 24-year-old kodes no 1player in his country broke Smith s service in the first an third games of the final set for his second three set Victory Inthis $30,000 tournament. The scores were 6-2, 2-6, 6-2.while the slim built kodes was eliminating his fellow Amateur from the world s first in door open Tennis Competition Tom Okker of the Netherlands outlasted England s rugged Roger Taylor 4-6, 6-3, 13-li.in earlier second round matches. Tony Roche of austra Lia seeded third in the five Day tournament reached the quarterfinals with a 10-8. 6-2 Victory Over fellow professional Mart Riessen of Evanston 111., and Andres Gimeno of Spain ousted fifth seeded John Newcombe of Australia 9-7, 6-3.kodes, who turned in the big upset of the opening round whence beat american Davis cup Ace Arthur Ashe in three sets Hetzel Robertson Star royals Stop Sun rallies Tucson Ariz. Up the Cincinnati royals paced by Fred Hetzel with 32 Points and Oscar Robertson with 31, scored a 124-103 National basketball association win thursday night Over the Phoenix suns. The royals who stretched out to a 13-Point Lead with 13 straight Points at the end of the first Quarter built As Muchas a 15-Point Lead several times then survived Phoenix comebacks for the win. Phoenix came with Dallas topples Houston Houston up Gle Combs and John Beasley paced a second Quarter spurt thurs Day night to Send the Dallas Chaparral past the Houston Mavericks 118-106. Combs wound up with 23points to Lead All scorers while Beasley poured in 22 for the chaps. Houston put on a Brief rally inthe third period and narrowed the deficit to Only two Points. Dallas Bennett Combs Boon Bedell  Locum Powell  Houston g f t 2 0-0 4 Wilt by 7 8-9 23 Carlos 6 6-6 16 Johnson 4 1-1 9 verb 8 0-0 16 Jackson 4 3-5 11 Swagerty 0 2-3 2 Becker 5 3-3 13 tart 10 1-1 22 Rhine 10-02 Tomlla Oft 2 0-0 4 3 6-7 12 9 0-0 18 3 4-6 10 3 0-1 7 3 2-2 8 5 2-3 12 9 2-7 20 5 1-1 11 2 0-0 4 totals 463a-z1 118 totals 4417-27106 Dallas 10352726118 Houston 19 27 30 30106three Point goals a. Beasley Jackson  out none. Total fouls Dallas 29, Houston 25. College basketball Soavi Yisun 64, Dayton 63 North Carolina 84, Wake Forest 76 Louisville 00, Memphis state 51bradley 87, Wichita state 85, overtime Houston 118, Nevada 67 Arizona state 78, new Mexico 7 j North Texas 94, Cincinnati 74wyoming 73, Arizona 72 Rutgers so Boston u. 79 Nyu 92, Manhattan 91 St John s 73, Rhode Island 48 Urskine 59, presbyterian 52, overtime Mit 79, Brooklyn poly 40georgetown 62, Catholic u. 69 to Hora 79, american u. 68 Bentley 75, Maine at Portland 60 Suffolk 81, Lowell tech 70 Bryant 72, Southeastern mass. Teen. A Jurist 114, Western Connecticut 73mount Union 92, Adelbert 66 Bridgewater state 95, Nichols 68junlata 102, Lebanon Valley 62 Westminster a 82, Geneva 69 Grove City is Alliance 66ohio Northern 85, Heidelberg 68 Fito Burg slate 03, Curry 72norfolk state 109, Hampton Institute to Cwm mar 84, Sioux Falla 76 Valley City state 98, Minot state 93north Dakota Ellendale 73, Jamestown 65union. By. 84, Cumberland 70 Bishop 74, Austin 67 Dallas Baptist 68, East Texas Baptist 60delaware Valley 64, pm colleges 00 Bloomfield 75, Nyack 64 Newark state 91, Drew 87 Huntingdon 83, Troy St. 77livingston 83, Spring Hill 69 Coppin state 80. George mob ii 62frostburg 63, a alluded 64 Oklahoma Christian 102, Bethany Naza Rene 63njb Oulu am 69, Crowder to. 63 Oklahoma stale tech 61, i. Gregory s w Charleston b.c., Baptist 87, Wolford 78 Maryland state 103, Howard 78 Gettysburg 76, Johns Hopkins 00 West mar Iowa 84, Sioux Falls . 76 St. Peters . 97, Kings a. 68 Lona 90, Farleigh Dickinson 62delta state 84, Southern Misa. 82 new Orleans Loyola 77, Samford 74miss. Coll. 106, William Carey 98 Arkansas am 86, Hendrix 74arkansas tech 88, ozarks Ark. 79 Southern St. Ark., 78, Harding of Henderson 73, Ark. Coll. 62 ouch la 89. St. Coll. Of Ark. 60n.c. At 85, Winston Salem at. 69 la Crosse 92, Albert Lea Minn. 69wlkc.-Milwaukee 100, Mosi. Louis 98, overtime Carrol Mont. 104, College of great Falls Mont 101uc Santa Barbara 84, u. Of Pacific 69 san Jose state 89, St. Mary a Calif. 74concurdia, Iii. 74, Aurora Iii .71, Over  Park 92, Elmhurst 66 Lake Forest 76, St. Mary a 111. 09qulncy 83, Lorna 71 Bridgeport 71, Merrimack 61midland 84, Concordia ind 00 John Carroll 86, Case tech 74dickinson 86, Franklin & Marshall 70 Lenoir Rhyne 92, pfc offer 90, overtime Elizabeth City 80, Livingstone 62 Campbell 78, Wilmington . 56adelphl 103, Pratt 69 Richmond 98, Texas Arlington 89olenvllle 91. Davis & Elk Liia 68 Flat font 79, Balem 73concord 81, Tomory & Henry 62 Shepherd 98, West Liberty 89morris Harvey 108, West Virginia Wes Leyan 71 College Hocke Colby 4, Middlebury 3 in four Points at halftime 58-54,and narrowed the margin to two Points in the opening seconds of the second half. Six straight Points by the royals again put them out of danger and the suns were never Able to get closer than four Points that coming Early in the fourth Quarter. Cincinnati held Only an eight Point margin with six minutes remaining in the game be foregoing on a scoring splurge to boost the winning margin to 21.Cincinnati was without the services of Jerry Lucas an Tom Van Arsdale. Lucas has a bruised hand and Van Arsdale broken toe. Cincinnati clerk Long Dowl Defoster Prink Hetzel Abr ten Smith Tucker ,. Keajey Phoenix Oft 30-06 fox0 4-4 4 a Orch 10-02 greeor3 1-1 7 Johnson 13 6-9 32 latttn1011-1631 Kenzle 4 3-3 11 snyder8 0-0 16 Vardele 3-3 16 Charlick g f t4 2-3 10 14 10-12 380 1-3 1 20-24 t 1-3 30 0-0 0 7 2-3 16713-1327 20-04 total 48 28-36 1z4 total 37 29-37 103 Cincinnati 30283432184 Phoenix 17 37 32 17103total fouls Cincinnati 28, Phoenix 29. A3,849. Cage Hof Given 113-Point Ball Springfield Ohio up the Ball which Bevo Francis of rip Grande used to score 113points against Hillsdale College mich., 15 years ago has Bee Given to the basketball Hall of  Oliver who coached Francis at the Small Ohio school has kept the Ball at his Home Ever since the historic outburst on feb. 2, 1954. Early last month Oliver wrote the Hall of Fame in Springfield mass., and asked if it would like to have the Ball. Lee Williams replied in a let Ter that the Hall of Fame would be delighted to display the , now a businessman in Springfield told up that he had shipped the Ball. I think it s the right thing to do he said. Polano changes mind will go to Amarillo Baltimore a de Senseman Nick Polano of the Baltimore clippers in the Amer ican hockey league had a change of heart and reported to Amarillo tex., of the Central hockey league after  Reardan general Man Ager of the clippers announce thursday that he was suspend ing Polano for failure to accept an assignment to Amarillo for 10 Days or two weeks. Canucks top Kings gain on Bruins Inglewood Calif. Up rugged John Ferguson shoved Home a Short shot on a Power play to Cap a three goal Montreal rally in a Span of 4 21of the second period thursday night As the canadians gained on Boston by defeating the los Angeles Kings 4-2.a forum crowd of 11,192 watched As All the scoring inthe fast paced match came in the Middle period. The defend ing Stanley cup champions bounced  from a 1-0 deficit to pull within six Points of the East division  Wing Yvan Cournoyer paced the Montreal surge with his 31st goal and two assists while Dick Duff and Jean Beauveau contributed the other Canadien goals. The Victor atoned a 5-1 drubbing at Oakland wednesday  Kings Eddie Joyal connected on a 15-footer that bounced Over the falling Mon Treal goalie Rogatien Vachon with the canadians a Man Short at 4 02 of the second period. Twas Joyal s 22nd goal of the season but it kept los Angelein the Lead for Only a minute and 44  Wall brought the Kings  to within one goal at the16 50 Mark of the explosive second period by putting in the puck while kneeling on the ice. But Beliveau climaxed thing with 56 seconds remaining in the second period when he tapped in a Long shot by Claude Provost for his 24th goal of the year. Czechs to warm up 3 world hockey foes Stockholm up thereof the six teams participating in the world ice hockey Champion ships Here March 15-30 will stage their final preparations in Czechoslovakia where the Champion ships were originally schedule to be held. Sweden the . And Canad Awill face Czechoslovakia twice each the two last weks before the championships starting with Sweden March 2 and 3.Czechoslovakia withdrew As organizers because of the czech crisis last summer. The inter National hockey federation the turned Over the aaa group to Sweden which earlier had Bee chosen As Reserve Host. Finland and the soviet Union will also participate in the aaa group in Stockholm. Moyer decisions Niblet Las vegas Nev. Up Denny Moyer survived a crash Landing in the ninth round at the hands of Frankie Niblet wednesday night to score a unanimous 10-round decision atthe Silver Slipper Ball room used a solid ground stroke gamete Wear Down the hard Hii Tine Smith another . Davis cup player. Okker who turned pro this week had to go to three match Points before he won the hard fought third set from Taylor with a smashing drive at the Britain s lob shot. Also advancing to Friday quarterfinals was Pancho gon Zales the 40-year-old vote unprofessional from los Angeles who Defeated Amateur Thomas Koch the no. 1 ranking Brazil Ian Amateur 6-3, 7-5.joining Laver kodes Rocelio the sixth seeded Okker and seventh rated Gonzales in the round of eight were Australia Sken Rosewall and Charles Pasarell of Santurce puerto  eliminated Ray Moore of South Africa 8-4, 8-1, and Pasarell ousted Nikki Pilic of Yugoslavia 6-2, 6-3. Philadelphia a summaries of the Botond round in the Philadelphia International indoor open tamils tournament thursday Tony Roche pro Australia Clef. Mart Riessen pro Evanston 111., 10-8, 8-2 an dres Almeno pro Spain def. John new Combe pro Australia 8-7, 6-3. Jan Kodos am Czechoslovakia  Smith am to Angeles 6-2, 2-Ti. 8-2 Tom Okker pro the . Roger Taylor pro England 4-6, 6-x 13-11.rod Laver pro Australia