European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 05, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Wednesday january 5, 1994 t. Of 0 4 16 3 1 10 30 u 25 30 14 71 25 \ \ ii i 1 1 4 bonnies end dry spell in Atlantic 10 by the associated press clean . The Reilly Center is usually Tough place to play because St. students give it to the opposition pretty Good. On monday night it was the older folks giving it tothe Home team. With most of their students away on Christmas break a Small crowd of alumni and locals gave raucous support in the bonnies 71-67 upset of no. 23 George Washington the cause for such great Celebration it was the firs Atlantic 10 conference Victory in .18 games for St. Bonaventure 4-5,1-2. That s just As loud As i think i be heard it with the students Here Center Jeff Quackenbush said. People College basketball sports the stars and stripes Page 29 were running out on the floor and hardly any of them were students. You be got parents out there hitting Youon the Quackenbush was the recipient of a few Over enthusiastic pats because it was his 3-Pointer with.1 20 to play that put the bonnies up for Good 68-67. And he probably got a few More because of his Tough defense on George Washington s 7-foot-l Center Yinka dare. \ / dare finished with his average in Points 17 and re Bounds 8but he also had three turnovers As the colonials 6-3,0-1 lost their second in a Row. I just tried to use my hands a lot More than i have before said Quackenbush who is five inches Shorter and 45 pounds lighter than dare. Igot some fouls but i stole it from him a couple of in other games involving ranked teams monday night it was no. 1 Arkansas 96, Southern methodist70 no. 13 Michigan 111, Boston u. 84 and no. 19 Minnesota 89, northeastern Illinois 62. Although the bonnies shot an unimpressive 39 per cent from the Field they were Able to beat the Coloni als with Quick handed defense and solid free throw shooting. St. Bonaventure had 10 steals to the colonials two. The bonnies also made 19 of 26 free throws while George Washington was just 7-for-12. The colonials had two chances to draw even after Quackenbush put St. Bonaventure ahead but Vaughn Jones wild jumper missed and Omo Moses Baseline drive was rejected by a swarm of bonnies with five seconds to play. Moses ignored the set play coach Mike Jarvis had set up with 15 seconds left but Jarvis said he was t that upset at the Junior guard. At least he attempted to do something so i can t totally fault him Jarvis said. Maybe if we tried to do a few More things during the course of that 40-minute game we would t have been in that Jarvis said his team obviously took St. Bonaventure lightly with no. 7 Temple coming up saturday. More importantly he said his team obviously thinks it s bet Ter than it is. / my Guys probably have Ben Reading the paper and David Vanterpool of St. Bonaventure grabs a rebound As George Washington s Vaughn Jones leg showing Falls. Believing that because they re ranked in the top 25, they can just step out on the court and automatically magic s going to happen he said Harry Moore had 22 Points for St. Bonaventure while Quackenbush finished with 14. No. 1 Arkansas 96, Southern methodist 70 the Razorbacks 9-0forced 30 turnovers and pulled away with a 17-2 run Midway through the second half. Al Dilard had 18 of his 23 Points in the second half to Lead Arkansas which had 17 steals. James Gatewood led the visiting Mustangs 2-7 with 16 Points. No. 13 Michigan 111, Boston u. 84 the wolverines 8-2 recovered from their thrashing at Arizona last week with their highest Point total of the season. Jimmy King had 12 of his 18 Points in the first half a Michigan took a 53-31 half time Lead. Freshman Tun i Awo Jobi scored 18 Points for the vis iting terriers 5-4who trailed by As much As 37 in the second half. No. 19 Minnesota 71, be Illinois 62 Vashon Lenard had 17 Points As the Golden gophers 9-3 dominated inside. The visiting Golden eagles 6-6 shot 20 percent had 11 turnovers and were out rebounded 34-19 As they trailed 45-19 at halftime. Reggie Smith scored 25 of his 27 Points in the second half for the Golden eagles. Jazz do number on mavs Aba Salt Lake City a to Chambers scored 20 Points and Karl Malone added 19 As the Utah jazz handed the Dallas Mavericks their 26thloss in 28 games 115-85 in the Only Aba game scheduled monday win was Utah s fifth straight ninth in its last 10 games and 10th straight at Jackson led the Mavericks with 23 Points and Jamal Mashburn added 20 Points and nine rebounds As Dallas dropped its third game to the jazz this Mavericks Cut the Gap to 60-52 with 7 21 left in the third Quarter when Popeye Jones was called for a flagrant foul for elbowing Karl Malone in the head. Dallas coach Quinn Buckner was assessed a technical for protesting and Derek Harper then Drew a tech Nical As Well. John Stockton made three of the four free throws to put Utah ahead 63-52. The incident came about two minutes after Dallas Cente Greg Dreiling was hit with two techno cals and ejected. Rangers penguins win by the associated press new York Adam Graves tie breaking goal 43 seconds into the third period spoiled the return of sex Ranger John Vanlies Brouck who made 51 saves for Florida in new York s 3-2 Victory against the panthers on monday night. Mike Richter had 25 saves for the rangers who extended their Home unbeaten Streak to 16 games 13-0-3while snapping the panthers Road unbeaten string at seven 5-0-2. The game also marked the return of panthers head coach Roger Neilson who was fired As rangers coach on Jan. 4,1993. In the Only other game monday penguins 4, senators 1 Ottawa goaltender Roberto Romano played his first nil game in seven years and stopped 23 shots As Pittsburgh Defeated Ottawa. Romano a 31-year-old who played for the Boston Bruins in 1987, helped the penguins end a four game wingless skid their worst stretch of the season. The game was tied 1-1 at the Start of the third period but Joe Mullen converted a Nice one handed Back pass from Ron Francis 20 seconds into the period and Jaromir jagr scored at 10 23 on asolo Rush. V
