European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 07, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday. February 7.1990page 26 the stars and stripes wednesday. February. Isau Syracuse foul shots top Seton Hall by the associated press Syracuse. . Stephen Thomp son knows Syracuse has a reputation As a poor foul shooting team but he says it s Folly for opponents to think they can beat the orangemen by putting them on the free throw line Al the end of Floc game. Thompson scored 26 Points and the sixth ranked orangemen made seven of 10 free throws in the final 2 23 As Syracuse extended its winning Streak against Seton Hall to 19 games with a 74-65 big East Victory Mon Day night. We re gelling More Confidence a. Down he Strelch in Thompson close games. They did Hal to us today and we came up and hit them when we need  Thompson said after scion Hall s strategy of sending Syracuse to the foul line failed. The orangemen average 64 percent from the line. It s just a Mailer of gelling up Uherc and sinking the  said Sophomore Reserve Tony Scott who made four of six from the line in the waning minutes. College basketball it s the Type of thing that s catching. One Guy makes them then the next Guy gets it in his head that he can make  Derrick Coltman who had 19 Points nine rebounds and four blocked shots for Syracuse hit three of four free throws Down the stretch. Thai s How you re supposed to be Able to beat them scion Hall s Michael Cooper said. But the Guys we put on the line made their free throws. Over the last four years every time we foul them it seems they make their shots. When they play against someone else they  Syracuse 17-3. 7-3 won its fifth straight game. Scion Hall 10-10, 3-7 has i beaten Syracuse since 1981. Led by Thompson s 12 Points Syra Cuse outscored Seton Hall 17-9 to open the second half and take a 57-43 Lead with 11.-29 to play. But the orangemen then went four minutes without a Field goal and missed five straight free throws to let the pirates Back into the game. Billy Owens had 12 of his 17 Points in the first half when Syracuse Buill a 40-34 Lead. Scion Hall trailed for most of the first half despite shooting 68 percent. In other games monday night no. 10 Purdue 67, Northwestern 60 Evanston 111. Stephen Scheffler scored 16 Points including a Basket that broke a 59-59 tie and propelled Purdue to a big ten Victory Over Northwestern. A Basket by Tony Jones and four straight free throws by Woody Austin in the closing minute sealed the decision for the boilermakers. The wildcats trailed by 11 Points in the first half and nine in the second but rallied to go ahead 54-51 before Purdue mounted its winning attack. Purdue 17-3, 9-1 rebounded from its Only big ten loss in its last Outing against Michigan state. Northwestern is 8-12, 1-9. No. 11 Ltd 86, Mississippi St. 68 Baton Rouge. La. Stanley Rob erts scored 17 second half Points to awaken sluggish leu and Lead the tigers past Mississippi state. It was the first time since 1986 that leu 17-4. 6-3 Southeastern conference beat Mississippi state 11-8, 4-7. Which had won five in a Row from the tigers. With Chris Jackson and Shaquille o Neal both having off nights Roberts picked up the Slack for leu with 23 Points. Jackson had 19, Well below his average of 28 Points a game and Mau Rice Williamson had 20. No. 14 la Salle 72, St. Peter s 59 Philadelphia Lionel Simmons moved into 10th place on the All time Mcaa scoring list with 26 Points and led la Salic by St. Peter s in the metro at lactic athletic , a senior has 2,845 Points. He passed Otis Birdsong who scored 2,832 at Houston from 1973-77. No. 9 univ ids san Jose St. 69 Las vegas Larry Johnson had 18 Points and 16 rebounds and five team mates also scored in double figures Asne Vada Las vegas overpowered san Jose Luthc rebels 17-4. 10-1 big West opened a 22-Point Lead Midway through the first half and widened the Gap to 37 Points late in inc game Wilh their regu Lars on inc  Logan and Troy Batiste had 16 Points each for san Jose slate. Logan also had 15 rebounds. David Butler and Moses Scurry added 17 Points each for the rebels Travis Bice had 13, Greg Anthony ii and an Derson Hunt 10.johnson did his damage while playing Only 22 minutes. The rebels led 56-34 at halftime then widened the Lead in the second half As san Jose state 5-15, 2-9 made Only 34 percent of its shots. Irish from Page 21 Dick Ebersol. President of Abc sports said. Abc announced on Jan. 17 that it had purchased rights to Cha games for $210 million Over five years. Esp announced on ocl. 4. 1989. That in had bought the group s Cable rights for $110 million Over five  would be premature to speculate on How the Cha membership May be affected Orcan said. The Cha television committee will review the situation and consult Wilh the membership. Bolh Abc and Esi n. With whom inc Cha has agreements commencing in 1991. Have expressed interest in continuing their relationship with the  notre Dame said in had not Given inc Cha any guarantees it would be part of the new television pack age in the process of negotiating new contracts notre Dame s position was we would not indicate our Posi Tion until we had a Chance to review that contract notre Dame athletic director Dick Rosenthal said adding that he believed negotiations we re conducted with the highest form of business  the Cha disagreed with Rosenthal s account. The Cha was clearly under the impression and certainly Felt thai Noire Dame would participate Orcan said. Ebersol said Abc had no intention or any basis to seek Oul of her  but he added that Abc would stand by and see what the developments Are in the Oiher  Jankovich. Al Lulic director at the University of Miami said he would not Rule out a similar plan for the hurricanes. The 1989 National champions. Miami did approve the latest to agreement that was proposed by inc Cha Wilh Abc. Bul we have not signed off officially on this  Jankovich said. At this Point. We re going to have to Lake a step Back and assess today s developments. We will have to look Ai How the Cha s plan might be accepted and then determine what Impact it would have on the univer sity of  spokesman for Penn slate athletic director Jim Tarman said an agreement was in place with the Cha but i Don t know whether the Cha will be Able to keep inc agreement or  agreement will not prohibit notre Dame Road games from being televised by other networks or Cable stations. Orcan added that the Deal docs not affect notre Dame s status in the  involvement Wilh the i Levision package is separate from being involved Wilh the Cha Rev. E. William Beauchamp. Notre Dame s executive vice president. Beauchamp voted to approve the Cha s Deal with Abc in his role As a member of the group s television  explaining notre Dame s decision. Rosin Hal said he had problems with Abc s plan to show Many games on a regional basis when its new Deal begins in 1991. In would almost be Beller for us not be on than to be on in Only part of the country he said. Aba from Page 21 pers. Who have been Lorn apart by injuries Al inc guard spot. Gary Grant and former Cavalier Ron Harper arc Bot i out for the year because of leg injuries and Jay Edwards missed the game because of the flu. Los Angeles made eight of its first nine shots and led by As Many As eight Early in the game before a 3 Point Basket by Price gave Cleveland a 21-20 Lead late in the first Quarter. Price Sank a jumper at the halftime Buzzer Pul Ling the Cavaliers ahead by three and after the clippers whittled Illo iwo Early in the second half Larry Nance hit an 18-Fooicr to Start the 16-2 surge thai gave Cleveland a 61-45 advantage. The clippers made one last run culling it to Highl. But two free throws by Brad Daugherty started Cleveland s 12-Point run thai expanded the Lead to 20 late in the third Quarter. Danny Manning and Ken Norman each scored 19 for the clippers bul 13 of Norman s Points came in the fourth Quarter after the outcome was scaled. Craig Ehlo had 16 for Cleveland. Kicks 116, heal 107 new York Patrick Ewing had 24 Points and a career High nine blocked shots and Charles Oakley scored 24 Points to Lead new York Over Miami. The kicks 20-2 at Home compared to the heat s 5-20 Road Mark never trailed after the Sec Ond period bul had to hold off determined Miami rallies in inc second half. Rony Shikaly scored 14 of his 22 Points in the first nine minutes of Floc third Quarter As the heat closed a 12-Point halftime deficit to five Points on three occasions the last Lime at 68-63 with 6 32 left. But an 8-1 run late in the period gave new York its largest Lead. 85-72. Miami rallied again in the fourth Quarter As Sci Kaly and Sherman Douglas scored four Points each during a 10-0 run that made it 87-85 with 8 22 left. Douglas finished with 14 of his 19 Points in the final period. Ewing then scored 12 Points in the final 6 28 of inc game keeping new York safely in from Down the stretch. Ewing and Oakley finished with 11 rebounds apiece for the kicks. While Mark Jackson had 21 Points and 12 assists. Shikaly grabbed 14 rebounds for Miami before leaving the game Wilh an ankle injury in inc final minute. The kicks look the Lead for Good Al 33-32 on Trent Tucker s 3-Pointcr with 9 52 left in the Sec Ond Quarter. The heal stayed close until a 9-0 Streak capped by Jackson s 3-Poinler with 3 07 re clippers Tom pm Rick 22 looks for the Ball which has been slapped away by Cavaliers Randolph keys. Mailing. Gave new York a 51-40 advantage. Jumpers by Oakley and Rod Strickland gave the kicks a 58-46 Lead Al halftime. Bullets 135, warriors 129 Landover. My. Bernard King scored 30 Points Ledell Eackles 29 and Jeff Malone 28 As Washington snapped Golden slate s four game win Ning  bullets who had lost 14 of their previous 17 games scored their most Points this season. Darrell Walker had 15 Points. 15 rebounds and 10 assist for his third triple double of inc season. Sarunas Marciulionis and Terry tag la each scored 23 Points to Lead Golden stale and Milch Richmond added 22. Supersonics 101, hornets 100 Charlotte . Olden polynice had a foul shot and tip in in the final 31 seconds As Seattle handed Charlotte its eighth straight loss. Seattle won its third consecutive Road game after losing 12 in a Row. The hornets lost their seventh straight Home game and their 14th in the last 15  Mcd Anici scored 22 Points for Seattle and Armon Gilliam had 22 for the hornets