European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 16, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday March 16, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 23 Mcrae Haley set world bests Oklahoma City up Lee Mcrae of Pitts Burgh and Roddie Haley of Arkansas set world indoor bests Friday in the Mcaa indoor track championships. Mcrae a Sophomore ran a 5.99 in the 55-meter dash bettering Carl lewis1 3-year-old record of 6.02. Haley also a Sophomore ran the 500 meters in 1 00.69 500, breaking the 1 00.85 Mark of Florida s Clarence Daniel set earlier this year. Mcrae was the first out of the blocks and beat olympian Sam Graddy of Tennessee who ran a 6.05. In the preliminaries Graddy had broken his own Mcaa indoor meet record with a time of 6.03. I Felt with Graddy and me in the same race it was going to be a fast race Mcrae said. I had a feeling i had a Chance to win or break the record with a Little More work on my  Haley said after his heat that Competition from olympic an Danny Harris of Iowa state and Harold spells of sum might push him to another world Mark in saturday night s finals. With this Field i la probably have to break a record Haley said. In the women s 55-meter dash Gwendolyn Torrance of Georgia broke the meet Mark twice with a 6.63 in the preliminaries and a 6.62 in the final. She bettered a 1984 Mark of 6.70 set by Merlene Ottey of Nebraska. In earlier action Friday Freddie Williams of Abilene Christian shattered the meet record in the 1,000 meters and two time defending Champion Arkansas qualified three runners beside Haley and its 3,200-meter relay team. In the women s division Texas qualified two runners and Nebraska s 3,200-meter relay team had the Best time in the Early preliminary events. Mcaa from Page 21 the overtime Buzzer sounded to give Iowa state the Victory. With four seconds left in overtime Miami s Ron Hunter tied the game 79-79 with a Layup on a controversial goal ending Call against Iowa state s Jeff grayer. There were two seconds on the clock when Horna Cek took the inbound pass dribbled twice and launched his game winning jumper. The next round pits Iowa state coach Johnny Orr against the school he used to coach. Michigan coach Bill Frieder was his assistant. North Carolina St. 66, Iowa 64 Chris Washburn scored 18 Points and started a 10-0 spurt Midway through the second half that gave . State the Lead for Good. The Wolf pack began its decisive rally after two Long Range jumpers by Andre Banks gave Iowa a 57-51 Lead with 9 45 to play. East Syracuse 101, Brown 52 Dwayne Washington and Rafael Addi son scored 21 and 17 Points respectively As Syracuse entertained a Home court crowd by toying with Brown in one of the most lopsided games in the history of the 47 year old tournament. Navy 87, Tulsa 68 Navy got 30 Points from 6-11 Center David Robinson and 24 from Vernon Butler in posting its 14th straight Triumph and snapping Tulsa s six game winning Streak. St. Joseph s 60, Richmond 59 St. Joe s needed three free throws by Maurice Martin in the final 14 seconds to Edge Richmond. Southeast Kentucky 75, Davidson 55 Kenny Walker scored 20 Points to help Kentucky overcome a sluggish Start. The wildcats Victory set up Only the second meeting Ever Between Kentucky and West Ern Kentucky in sunday s second round. Western owns a 107-83 Victory Over the wildcats in their Only previous meeting in the 1971 Mcaa tournament. Illinois 75, Fairfield 51 Anthony Welch scored 22 Points and Illi Nois used intense defensive pressure to break open the game and spoil Fairfield s first Mcaa appearance. Alabama 97, Xavier 80 Jim Farmer scored 24 Points and Buck Johnson added 22 As Alabama never trailed. Farmer had 15 Points in the first half and Johnson scored 18 in the second half. W. Kentucky 67, Nebraska 59 Kannard Johnson and Clarence Martin scored six Points each in a 16-4 burst Early in the second half that gave the Hill toppers an 18-Point Lead. Western Kentucky sur Vived a Nebraska comeback and will now meet the Kentucky Davidson Winner. After the game Nebraska coach Moe Iba resigned to pursue another head coaching  he did not elaborate. West St. John s 83, Montana St. 74 Walter Berry shrugged off a sprained a photo Navy s Vernon Butler Staves off Tulsa attack. Adds 24 Points As midshipmen Post their 14th straight Victory. Ankle to score 31 Points and grab 11 re Bounds for St. John s. Montana state the Only school in the 64-Tearn Field with a los ing record 14-16led by As Many As five Points in the first half and scored nine in a Row Midway through the second to Cut a 14 Point deficit to five. Univ 74, Northeast Louisiana 51 Anthony Jones scored 18 Points and Armon Gilliam added 16 and grabbed 13 rebounds As univ overcame a sluggish Start. The rebels trailed 15-12 after 12 minutes but outscored Northeast Louisiana 19-6, including an 11-0 run the rest of the first half to take a 31-21 Lead. Maryland 69, Pepperdine 64 univ s next opponent will be Mary land which got 26 Points from All Ameri can Len Bias. The terrapins made seven free throws in the final 37 seconds to hold off Pepperdine. Auburn 73, Arizona 63 Chuck person overcame a slow Start and scored 20 Points for Auburn. Neither team led by More than six Points until the tigers pulled away late in the game. Auburn went ahead for Good 56-54 on a jump shot by Gerald White with 6 06 left. Williams whose time of 2 21.74 broke Rice s Guy Gawain s Mark of 2 22.01, set last year came from deep in the pack Early in the race to win easily. Abilene Christian is a division ii school but Williams qualifying Mark was Good enough to Send him to the division i meet. Gawain also qualified for Rice in the event with a time of 2 21.83. For Arkansas Paul Donovan had the Best qualifying time in the 3,000 meters with 7 54.58. His freshman team mate Joe Falcon also will be in saturday s 3,200-meter finals and Doug Consiglio qualified in the 1,000. The Razorbacks 3,200-meter relay team had the Best preliminary time of 7 27.83. Texas Karol Davidson s time of 2 45.29 in the 1,000 meters was the second Best heat time behind Susan Nash of Florida who ran 2 44.82. Liz Natale also qualified for the longhorns in the 3,000 meters. Co Fey stars As Edmonton Routs wings from press dispatches Edmonton Alberta Paul Coffey collected a record tying eight Points and Glenn Anderson scored three goals including his 51st of the year to Power the Edmonton oilers to a 12-3 rout Friday night of the Detroit red wings. Coffey s total equalled the National hockey league record for Points in a game nil Roundup by a defens Eman. Tom Bladon of Phila Delphia set it on dec. 11, 1977. Coffey scored two goals and had six assists. The oilers scored five goals on their first nine shots to jump to a 5-2 first period Lead. Mark Messier scored on the oilers1 first shot at 2 37, and things did t get any bet Ter for goaltender Greg Stefan. Before the period was Over Anderson had notched his 49th and 50th goals of the year Jari Kerri had his league leading 58th and Coffey scored his 42nd on a weak shot that barely crossed the goal line. Joining in the fun for the first time for the oilers was finnish Forward Risto Flo who assisted on Anderson s 50th, a pretty backhand Deke at 17 50 that gave Edmon ton a 5-2 Lead. Detroit opened the scoring As Petr Klima stole the puck from Steve Smith and fired in his 26th after Only 34 seconds of play. Joe Kocur took advantage of an errant cof Fey pass to score a Power play goal at 15 17 narrowing the oilers Lead to 3-2. Stefan had a few More shots hit him in the second period. But Stefan made an Early exit after second period goals by Esa Tikkanen at 11 10 and Raimo Summanen at 14 31. The oilers welcomed former teammate de Mio with their eighth goal As Coffey got his second goal and sixth Point of the night at 19 20. The goal was his 43rd of the year leaving him three Short of Bobby Orr s sin Gle season High for an nil defens Eman. He also is Only 15 Points shy of Orr s Point record of 139, with nine games remaining in the Only other nil game Friday Nordques 6, flames 2 Quebec Risto Siltanen and Michel Goulet scored Power play goals less than a minute apart in the second period to Lead Quebec Over Calgary. Trailing 2-1 after the first period que Bec scored on a pair of Power play goals while the flame s Joel Otto was serving a double minor for tripping and unsportsmanlike conduct. Siltanen recently acquired from Hart Ford tied the score with his first goal As a nor Dique at 4 04, blasting a shot from the Elueline past goalie Rejean Lemelin. Goulet followed at 5 01 with his 47th of the season scoring from the Slot. Brothers Anton and Peter Stastny and Mike eagles iced the Victory for Quebec in the third period when each added a goal at 3 52,6 52 and 14 07 respectively