European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 08, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes sports saturday january 8, 1994 West a wins at e by the associated press Temple does t lose at Home very often. Twelve times in la plus seasons Tobe precise. It happened again thursday night though when the seventh ranked owls were beaten by West Virginia 49-47 on rebound Basket by Pervines Greene with College basketball two seconds to play. Since John Chaney took Over As coach at Temple for the 1982-83 season the owls have a record of 96-12 at Mcgonigle  mountaineers 8-1, 2-0 Atlantic 10 were the better team at 37.7 percent. Temple 6-2, 1-1 was at 28.8. They also combined for 32 turnovers. The Victory was the mountaineers eighth straight since a season opening loss to Virginia tech. I it other games involving ranked team thursday night no. 4 Kentucky 84, notre Dame 59 the wildcats 11-1 won their ninth straight game and tied a school Mark with their 30th consecutive Victory at Rupp Arena. No. 6 Urcla 89, Oregon 73 de o Bannon and Tyus Edney had 15 Points each As the Bruins 8-0, 1-0 Pac 10 won their eighth straight Over the ducks. No. 11 Louisville 80, s. Florida 56 the cardinals 10-1 1-0 metro won their 10th straight behind balance scor ing led by Greg minor s 19 Points. No. 15 Wisconsin 71, Penn St. 56 the badgers 10-0, 1-0 big ten Are off to their Best Start since 1911-12, when they won 15 in a Row. Michael Finley had23 Points for the triumphant visitors. No. 23 George Wash. 89, Rutgers 69 Yinka dare had 20 Points and 13 re Bounds As the colonials 7-3,1-1 Atlantic 10 cruised at Home to break a two game losing Streak. No. 24 Calif. 70, Washington St. 54 Lamond Murray had a career High 36 Points the most for a Cal player since Mark Mcnamara had that Many against Urcla in 1982. Amateur hour Davis stuns Boitano to retain men s title . Men s Champ Scott Davis. On Cloud 9" by Barry Wilner Detroit a they passed a Rule to allow professional skaters such As Brian Boitano to win championships again. Scott Davis Amateur ignored it and won a championship again. In one of the biggest upsets in . Figure skating championships history Davis successfully defended his title thursday night with a scintillating performance that even his hero Boitano could t match. I was shocked and surprised i won last year and i feel the same this year Davis said. I was on Cloud 9 last year and i m on Cloud 9 this  he s also headed for the olympics along with 1988 Gold medallist Boitano who spent the last five years As a pro. When the International skating Union changed its rules to allow for a one time reinstatement of eligibility Boitano was credited with helping Force the move. Davis 21, of great Falls mont., said he welcomed the Competition but he did t  it. I think when i found out profession als would be. Reinstated last year it gave me the desire to work harder to compete against them and hopefully be Able to compete with them Davis said. Grow ing up watching Brian i looked to him As a great athlete and performer and a great Persona. But he in t awed by Boitano or anyone  was not a big Issue with us said coach Kathy Casey. We just went and  came up with a Strong program to West Side  Davis skated it to near perfection thursday night nailing six triple jumps including two triple axes. He had More than a minute remaining in the routine when the crowd already was on its feet and Casey was jumping for Joy at ringside. Boitano 30, simply could t match it. He also hit six triples but he popped a second triple Axel near the end of the program. His routine to appalachian Spring was mature and almost Majestic. It just did t have the vibrancy Davis displayed. It was kind of a feeling that if i were second it would be kind of Nice after the year that s been said Boitano who was unbeaten from the beginning of 1988 until december 1989, but now has lost three times in the last 13 months. It would make me an underdog and make me aggressive for my training for the olympics. But no it s definitely not Nice. I would have liked to have won. I m disappointed i did t pull that stupid triple Axel he said. Court backs trojans in Stanley suit by the associated press san Francisco Southern Cal s former women s basketball coach in t entitled to be rehired and paid equally with the men s coach because the men s program raises More Money and puts its coach under More pressure says a Feder Al appeals court. The 9th . Circuit court of appeals refused thursday to order the reinstate ment of Marianne Stanley who turned the University of Southern California program around in four years before leaving in a salary dispute last summer. Stanley s $8 million suit accused the University of sex discrimination because she was paid less than the men s Basket Ball coach George Raveling a High pro file Veteran whose winning percentage was below Stanley s. But the court said the two jobs were not equal. The evidence showed significant differences in Job pressure the level of responsibility and in marketing and reve nue producing qualifications and performance said judge Arthur alar con in the 3-0 ruling. Clemson s Ellis stepping Down Clemson . Clenson Basket Ball coach Cliff Ellis will resign effective at the end of the season. Ellis was scheduled to make the formal announcement at an afternoon news con Ference sports information director Tim Bourret said Friday. Ellis is the winning est coach in Clem son history with a 165-116 record three Mcaa appearances and four trips to the nit. The tigers won the Atlantic coast conference championship under Ellis in 1989-90. Adidas fires Knight Portland Ore. The 14-year relationship Between Adidas and Indiana basketball coach Bob Knight was ended by the shoe manufacturer thursday be cause he failed to Wear the company s apparel As required under his contract. Sports scoreboard hockey National hockey league Eastern conference Atlantic division w l , rangers. .27 10 new Jersey 23 12 Philadelphia 0 18 Washington 17 18 Florida .16 16. . Islanders 15 19 Tampa Bay .13 23 Northeast division Pittsburgh 19 12 Boston. 9 12 Montreal 18 15 buffalo18 17 Quebec 17 19 Hartford 6 22 Ottawa 8 32 Western conference Central division Toronto 22 14 7 51 144 124 Dallas 1 15 7 49 151 133 St. Louis 21 14 6 48 131 131 Detroit 1 13 4 46 171 131 Chicago 20 15 4 44 122 108 Winnipeg 15 23 5 35 137 172 Pacific division Calgary 21 15 8 48 159 137 Vancouver 20 19 0 40 133 128 Losangeles 1620 3 35149155 Anaheim 1624 2 34111126 Sanjose 12 21 9 33 105 137 Edmonton 1 24 6 28 123 147 thursday s results Boston 5, Winnipeg 4 St. Louis 2, Hartford 1 Toronto i Ottawa 3 Anaheim 6, Chicago 2 Dallas 8, Philadelphia 0 Detroit 10, san Jose 3 t 3 43 4 6 35 i 8 7 7 4 5 3 3 Pis 57 50 43 38 38 33 31 46 45 43 40 39 35 19 of 144 143 146 128108 133 104 146 134 127 130 142 123117 a 103 109154 126 109 132 131 140115 113 109146 137 208 Friday game Pittsburgh at Buffalo 7 35 . Calgary a . Islanders 7 35 . Florida at new Jersey 7 35 . Quebec at Edmonton 9 35 . Saturday s Garnet Chicago at Washington 1 35 . Florida at Boston 7 05 . . Islanders at Hartford 7 35 . Calgary Al Pittsburgh 7 35 . Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 7 35 . Winnipeg at Ottawa 8 05 . . Rangers at Montreal b 05 . Vancouver at Toronto 8 05 . Anaheim at St Louis 8 35 . Detroit at la 10 35 . Sunday s games Vancouver at Buffalo 7 05 . Washington at new Jersey 7 35 . St. Louis at dodos 8 05 . Edmonton at Chicago 8 35 . Bruins 5, jets 4 Winnipeg 3 0 1-4boston .3 2 0-5 first period1, Winnipeg quintal 5 Shannon. Steen5 45. 2, Winnipeg Gilson 6 eagles9 09. 3, Boston donate 10 Wesley bourque10 15 up. 4, Boston Bourque 12 Juneau sweeney15.32. 5, Boston Sweeney 2 roid bourque16 42 so. 6, Winnipeg Yolanne 22 Bautin shannon18 05 up. Second period7, bos ton Donalo 11 Bourque soety10 20. 8, bos ton smolinsk112 Loinzo roid18 20. Third period9, Winnipeg Tkachuk 25 Emor son velanne10 18 up. Shots on goal Winnipeg 11-b-6-25. Boston 9 14-7-30. Power play opportunities Winnipeg 2 o 6 Boston 1 of 5. Goalies Winnipeg o Neill 0-1-0 30 shots-25 saves Boston Casey 15-7-5 c5-21 .a-13,930. Blues 2, whalers 1 St. Louis. 2 0 0-2 Hartford 0 0 1 1 first period1, St. Louis Hull 25 Zombo brown8 59 up. 2, St. Louis Hull 26 Sutler butcher13 28. Third period3, Hartford Verbeek 21 Cassels salapski18 53. Shots on goal St. Louis 12-10-6-28. Hartford 5-9-19-33. Power play opportunities St. Louis 1 of 2 Hart Ford oof 2, goalies Sil Joseph 19-11-6 33 shots-32 saves. Hart., Burke 7-6-2 28-26 .a-6,956. Maple Leafs 6, senators 3 Ottawa 1 2 03 Toronto 2 3 16 first period1, Ottawa Archibald 9 lamb4 53. 2. Toronto Gilmour 12 ellen9 48 up. 3, Toronto. Borschevsky 4 Andreychuk. Gilmour10 32 up. Second period4, Toronto Baumgartner 4 i ror woj 4 15. 5, Toronto Pearson 9 Macoun osborne6.00. 6, Ottawa Yashin 19 Lauer Mai lette10 .15. 7, Toronto Andreychuk 31 Borschevsky gilmour10 58. 8, Ottawa Archibald 10 Mcbain yashin17 06 up. Third period9. Toronto Cullen 10 Pearson osborne4 38. Shots on goal Ottawa 10-7-5-22. Toronto 14-11-13-38. Power play opportunities Ottawa 1 of 3 Toron to 2 of 4. Goalies Ottawa Billington 6-21-1 38 shots-32 save Toronto Rhodes 6-3-2 22-19 .a-15,72b. Ducks 6, Blackhawk 2 Anaheim 1 3 26 Chicago 2 0 02 first period1, Chicago. Murphy 17 Smith chelios59 up. 2, Anaheim Corkum 12 Dou Ris ladouceur10 44. 3, Chicago Poult 7 Gou let uuttu15 24. Second period4, Anaheim Sweeney 6 Hill yake9 32 up. 5, Anaheim Valk 7 Kasat nov corkum14 37. 6, Anaheim Corkum 13 Valk ,16 01 so. Third period7, Anaheim. Houlder 7 Grimson Kasat nov2 16. 8, Anaheim Hill 5 Kasat nov. Corkum 19 37 up. Shots on goal Anaheim 7-4-1223. Chicago7-8-1025. Power play opportunities Anaheim 2 of 7 Chi Cago 1 of 3. Goalies-ana., tug Nutt 9-11-1 25 shots-23 saves. Chi. Belfour 18-9-2 23-17. A-17,460. Stars 8, flyers 0 Philadelphia. F o 0 00 Dallas 3 2 3-8 first period-1, Dallas Dahlen 10 . Ledyard4 29 up. 2. Dallas. Ledyard 5  ten. Courtnell5 12. 3, Dallas Gagner 14 court Nail tinardi19 32. Second period-4, Dallas  11 Hatcher. Courtnell7 25. 5. Dallas Mcphee 10 court Nail. . 8 22. Third Pertod-6, Dallas cavallino 5 p.broten36. 7, Dallas.  6 Evason cavallini5-05 8, Dallas. Dahlen 11 Ledyard tinardi6 21 up. Shots on goal Philadelphia 14-10-1135. Dal Las 11-8-�-23. Power play opportunities Philadelphia 0 of 5-Dallas 2 of 4. Goalies Philadelphia Roussel 17-10-1 15 shots-10 save Soderstrom 8 22 second 8-5 Dallas Zakaluk 10-5-3 35-35. A-15,504. Red wings 10, Sharks 3 Detroit 3 4 3_10 san Jose q 033 first Petiod-1, Detroit Fedorov 30 circa rely 1 42. 2. Detroit Coffey 7 Lidstrom. Kozlov 1 56 43, Detroit Sheppard 21 Johnson Coffey. 14-0? second Penod-4, Detroit Kozlov 16 Fedorov c.ccarelli3.31 up. 5, Detroit Kotov 17 Fedo Rov odstrom8 01. 6. Detroit Lapointe 2 lids trom18 52. 7, Detroit Sheppard 22 Konstanti nov yzerman19 34. Third period-8, Detroit Sheppard 23 Pri Meau. 4 01. 9, san Jose Saltoon 12 Ozolinsh whitney5 06. 10, Detroit Mccarty 5 Odstrom coffey5 44. 11, Detroit. Kozlov 18 Coccarelli chiasson7 04 up. 12, san Jose Ozolinsh 10 Elik gaudreau9 40. 13, san Jose Whitney 4 Ozolinsh falloon17 19. Shots on goal Detroit 11-19-15-45. San Jose 6-7-8-21. Power play opportunities Detroit 2 of 3 Sanjose oof 4. Goalies Detroit Che veldae 9-3-1 21 shots-18 saves. San Jose late 10-16-9 30-23waite 0 00 third 15-12. A-17.190. American hockey league thursdays result Saint John 2, Fredericton 1 internal i. Hockey league thursday s result Kalamazoo 5. Salt Lake City 2 colonial hockey league thursday s results wac 2, so Thomas 1 Chatham 11. Muskegon 2 Tennis Qatar open Doha Qatar a second round results thursday of me $525,000 Qatar open Goran Ivanisevic 4croatia Dot. Youness Elay Raoul Morocco 7-6 7-1. 6-7 9-116-2 Paul Laarhuis Netherlands def. Karim Alami. Morocco 6-4, 6-7 5-7. 6-3. Andrei Olhovsky. Russia def. Cart Ewe Steeb Germany 7-5,6-2 Stefan Pescoso Lido Italy def. Olivier Demartre France. 6-2,6-4