European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 19, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                J wednesday january 19. 1994 National basketball association spurs grab 6th in Row bullets Chapman Hurt by the associated press the san Antonio spurs should have been thrilled after winning their sixth straight game. They weren to and the Washington bullets Felt even worse. Both teams had plenty to fret Over after los ing their highest scoring players to injuries monday at a game won by san Antonio 100-87. � David Robinson the spurs Center who is Sec Ond in the league in scoring  27.8 per game Hurt his knee in warmups and sat out breaking string of 119 consecutive games played. Rex Chapman leading the bullets in scoring at 18,9 per game dislocated his ankle and will be sidelined up to 10weeks. I Don t know what i did to it Robinson said. In the Warmup before the game i made a Quick turn and Felt an incredible pain. I feel bad about having to sit out the game but i just want to make sure everything s All right and that there s no risk of dam Chapman aging something any  Chapman was injured when he stepped on Dennis Rodman s foot while driving the Lane. Doctors placed the ankle in a splint. He was having a great season probably the Best of his career said Tom Gugliotta Chap Man s teammate. We need the younger Guys to step up now and fill in for  Dale Ellis scored 16 of his 20 Points before halftime at Landover md., As san Antonio took control just before halftime and coasted in the second half. Terry Cummings led the spurs with 21 Points Negele Knight added 19 and Willie Anderson 15. Gugliotta led Washington with 17 Points. The . Lakers game was postponed because of the earthquake in Souther California. In other games monday warriors 104, suns 99 at Oakland calif., it came Down to the final 12 seconds. Latrell Sprewell made two free throws with 11.8 seconds left to put the warriors up by three Points. Dan Majerle with a Chance to tie it shot an Hairball from 3-Point Range five seconds later Billy Owens added a Dunk at the Buzzer for the final margin. Bulls 121,76ers 91 at Chicago the bulls ran their Home winning Streak to 14 games and they did it with Horace Grant on the Bench with a sore knee. . Armstrong led the bulls with 21 Points. Knocks 106, Timber wolves 94 at new York the kicks blew another big Lead but rallied behind Patrick Ewing in the fourth Quarter. Ewing scored 34 Points his fifth time in six games with 30 or More and had 13 in the final Quarter. Cavaliers 114, magic 107 at Richfield Ohio the Cavaliers had a 13 Point Lead with 3 35 left but Shaquille o Neal led a 13-0 run that tied it. Mark Price Sank a tie breaking 3-Pointer with a minute left and Gerald Wilkins made two foul shots As Cleveland escaped with the Victory. Shaquille o Neal had 31 Points and Anfernee Hardaway added 23 for the magic. Jazz 109, pistons 94 at Auburn Hills mich., Detroit lost its 13th straight one Short of the franchise record. Utah jumped out to leads of 10-0 and 16-2, and it Only got worse for the pistons after that. Hawks 102, Bucks 98 at Atlanta the Hawks gained a slight Edge Over Seattle 16-1 for Best Home court record in the Aba 17-1. Dominique Wilkins matched his season High with 38 Points. Sports the stars and stripes Page 33 Kansas stay at top lasts less than a Day by the associated press Lawrence Kan. The rankings mean nothing. The records mean nothing. When Kansas plays Kansas state one of College basketball s oldest rivalries things happen. And what happened to Kansas on monday night will surely Cost the Jay Hawks their no. 1  state beat Kansas 68-64 when Anthony Beane hit a floating one hander from the Lane with 12 College basketball seconds left then sealed the outcome with a pair of free throws. Hey this is Kansas Kansas state coach Dana Alt Man said after the 100th game Between the two teams in Lawrence. We Don t care about  the wildcats looked sluggish in losing their first two big eight games but out shot and out rebounded Kan Sas barely 12 hours after the Jay Hawks had claimed the top spot in the polls. The Jay Hawks who for two weeks last season Hel the no. 1 ranking became the fourth. No. 1 team to lose this season joining North Carolina Kentucky an Arkansas. It Means absolutely nothing Kansas coach Roy Williams said. I would just As soon we did t have an polls. Dana is still coaching and i m still coaching. Replayed them last year we were number one and we won. We played them this year and we were number one and we lost. So what does it  with the score 64-64, Beane  defens and pulled up for the shot. He then Sank two free throws with 1.9 seconds to play As Kansas state ended a 12-game winning Streak for the Jay Hawks 16-2, 2-1 big eight. Beane finished with 18 Points and Askia Jones scored 26 for Kansas state 12-3,1-2. After Beane s foul shots Kansas unbounded and called time at mid court. The Jay Hawks then failed Togel off a final shot. Kansas out rebounding opponents by More than seven a game was beaten on the boards 44-32. Kansas state made 10 of 17 shots from 3-Point Range to Only 3of 16 for the Jay Hawks. In the Only other game involving a ranked team no. 10 Connecticut 88, Hartford 62 Hartford Conn. Ray Allen scored a career High 28 Points monday night to help no. 10 connect Cut overcome a difficult first half Ana beat Hartford. Donyell Marshall finished with 23 Points and Brian fair added 15 for the huskies 15-1, 5-0 big East who trailed by five Points before taking a 47-37 Lead at half Connecticut s Donny Marshall goes for the Basket against Hartford s Steve Campbell monday night. Time. Allen responded with 18 Points in the second half. Mike Bond finished with 16 Points and Huran Ramey had 12 for Hartford 7-5, 2-0 North Atlantic whose six game winning Streak ended. The huskies have won the past six games in the series Between the teams 6-1. Conn slowly pulled away in the second half when Allen scored six of the huskies first 10 Points after tiebreak. A ranked Rutgers tops no. 1 lady vols 87-77 Piscataway . A Rutgers Defeated no. 1 Tennessee 87-77 monday night becoming the first a ranked team in Mcaa women s basketball history to defeat a top ranked team during the regular season. Senior Forward Caroline Deroose scored a career High 35 Points and Rutgers 9-3 built a 19-Point first half Lead before holding off a late rally by the lady vols 14-1. On March 16, 1991, a ranked James Madison beat no. 1 Penn state 73-71 in the Mcaa tournament. Women s College basketball rankings have existed for the past 18 years. Deroose a 6-footer from Belgium made 10-of-13 shots including 5-of-5 from 3-Point Range and was 10 of-11 from the foul line while playing the whole game. Her 35 Points tied the school scoring record set by Patty Delehanty against Pittsburgh in 1980 and sue Wicks against Penn state in 1988. We be beaten no. 1 before Rutgers coach there a Grentz said referring to an 84-70 Victory Over Penn state on Jan. 12, 1991, when Rutgers was ranked 10th. It definitely helps the players. We battled Penn state close and lost got rocked by Colorado took Urcla to of before losing but we got no. 1. So it feels  Rutgers took a 45-31 halftime Lead with the biggest margin reaching 19 at 3 57 of the first half. The lady knights took advantage of the volunteers overplaying defense riddling Tennessee with four backdoor layups in the first half. Rutgers shot 72 percent from the Field in a first half that featured a 24-8 spurt Over an 8 40 Span. In the second half Tennessee denied the backdoor plays and started to Pound the Ball inside to Dana Johnson and Pashen Thompson each scoring 11 Points for the game. Tennessee Drew to 63-59 on a Thompson Layup with 8 04 left but Rutgers responded with 8-0 run which featured a pair of 3-pointers by Deroose that made it 71-59 with 5 45 left. Tennessee called a timeout at that Point and whittled the Lead Down to 81-77 on a 3-Pointer by Tiffany woos Ley with 28.5 seconds left. But Amy Reynders scored the final four Points of the game on a pair of one on ones to ice the win. You be got to give them credit Tennessee coach Pat Summit said. The first half they picked us apart and took advantage of our Lack of defense. They played Well. They deserved it. They executed almost to perfection. We got in such a Hole we could get