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HA Fort Lauderdale News, Friday, January 12, 1973 She'll Play In Bamett Tennis Classic Julie Heidman Is No Robo-t SCREBARP NHL College Bos5crboll competing in an unsanctioned tournament British Motor Cars which is in (California next week. "No matter what happens, we are secure," Miss Heidman said. "If we don't play Wimbledon or Forest Hills, who cares? The hell 1(with them." Tickets for the Baraett Banks Classic can be 'purchased at any of the Barney Banks, Jordan Marsh or The Jockey Club. "I'm trying to be extremely careful about separating that," she said. "I want to play tennis in the morning and talk in the afternoon.

First I have to get my physical exercise out of the way. It all bugs me. But my tennis has been getting better." The newest thing going is a law suit filed by Heidman for the WITF against the USLTA to keep the latter group from "stealing our tournament," as Miss Heidman puts it. By the time me women of-the WITF arrive in Miami for their Bamett Banks Classic at The Jockey Club, Feb. 5-12, most of them will have been suspended by the ILTF for Miss Heidman seems quite sure of herself now.

She has the scars on her left knee to prove that she paid her dues. Since 1969, she has been less than Intimidating on the court. In that year she was ranked fifth in the world and "beat just about everyone." She won the Italian championship and was the Most Valuable Player on the Wightman Cup Since then, she has not had many victories worth mentioning. was going backward instead of forward in my tactics," she explained. "My enthusiasm is double at the mo-mept.

I'm quite secure and, for the first time ever, I'm starting the year healthy." Miss Heldman's problem for the past couple of years is that she has been a one-legged tennis player. "You have to put your weight on your left leg," she said. "For a year I couldn't do that. Now, even if I don't win all my matches, I know that they'll have to bt damn good to beat me. "Last year the girls used to say 'watch out, she might be good Now they'll have to say, 'watch it, she's really playing well One of the hindrances Miss Heidman has to playing her kind of tennis is the constant state of flux within the wo EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 33 7 36 10 .12 30 4 40 Pet.

GB .825 .783 .286 22 .091 31 Boston New York i Buffalo Philadelphia Central Division Baltimore 25 17 .595 Atlanta 24 21 .533 Vii Houston 17 25 .405 8 Cleveland 13 30 .302 12' 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Milwaukee 31 13 .705 Chicago 28 15 .651 V'i K.C-Omaha 23 26 .469 lO'i Detroit 18 25 .419 Pacific Division Los Angeles Golden State Phoenix Seattle Portland 31 10 28 13 22 21 13 33 11 33 .756 3 10 .283 20'j .250 21Vi Yestirdiy'i Result! New York 125, Atlanta 107 K.C.-Omaha 109, Golden State 101 Only eamei icneduled. Today't Oamei Atlanta at Boston Portland at Buffalo K.C-Omaha at Milwaukee New York at Houston i Golden State at Phoenix Detroit at Seattle Cleveland vs. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Aneeles at Chicago Only games scheduled. Knicks 122, Hawks 107 NIW YORK ATLANTA I I lit! I By RAY RECCHI Sports Staff Writer A lot of people in the tennis world do not seem to take Julie Heidman seriously because, of all things, her name. "In a way, I would rather be a strong person without the name Heidman," she said.

"In a lot of ways, it hurts with the group a little. They sometimes think I'm just spouting my mother's point of view. Sometimes I am. But if I am, it's because that's what I believe." Julie's mother is Gladys Heidman, organizer of the Women's International Tennis Federation, a group of women who have broken off from the ILTF to run their own tour. Mrs.

Heidman is also one of the most controversial figures in the game. This has caused Julie a bit of a problem. She is not by any means ashamed of her name or her mother. On the other hand, she is quite proud of both. But, because of the relationship, Julie must constantly comment on what is going on in the women's tennis- world and then be accused of being a robot.

"I don't really mind being out front," she said, "because if I want to lock the door, baby, I lock the door. "I'm just an aging, decrepit athlete with a big mouth who is going to have her best year in four years. You watch it, baby." GUY LOMBARDO HMfn DINNER DANCE llilKIl FEB. 1 THRU FEB. 10 fwtjjQi Gait Ocean Mile Hotel ADVANCE RESERVATIONS 'lf)MMfft 564-8581 fPAlfsTATTcOUNT I EXAM 1 1 Our HIM) Uifructor STATE: Ik fl Ceneril Contract Profenion.il Engineer (r "ft Certified Teacher 1 I (llstate Construction College Fain eliimt of "Cuauntct," "Yn.

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Col. 87, E. Nazarene 84 SOUTH Gardner-Webb 102, Livingstone 69 Ky. Weslevan 79, Bellarmine 69 Glenville St. 99, Alderson-Broaddus 79 Hamoden-Sydney 93, Lynchburg 54 Shepherd 88, Beckley 71 Cent.

Weslevan 67, Piedmont 63 King Tenn. 14, Maryville 59 NX. AIT 73, Winston-Salem St. at Pembroke St. 77, N.C.

Methodist 69 Pikeville 80, Union 68 Barber-Scotia 88, Bowie St. 77 Albany, Ga. St. 81, Ala. St.

73 Guilford 90, Atlantic Christ. 75 Lenoir Rhyne 98, Pfelfler 67 Georgetown, Ky. 66, Bethel 62 Belmont Abbey 78, UNC-Wilmlngton 66 Fayettevlle St. 97, Shaw 80 Lipscomb 88, SW Tenn 86, overtime Norfolk St. 107, J.C.

Smith 89 Centenary 106, S. Miss. 83 UNC-Charlotte 60, Samford 51 Livingston U. 69, Delta St. 64 Conn.

84, Fla. Southern 67 McNeese 82, NW La. 63 Tulane 126, Dlllard 111 MIDWEST Ball St. 87, Oakland U. 77 Notre Dame 72, DePaul 67 Mt.

Marty, S.D. 91, J.F. Kennedy 86 N. Mich 103, St. Xavler 72 Grand Valley St.

84, Acoulnas Col. 59 Augsburg, Minn. 71, Concordia-Moore, head 69 Dakota, S. D. Weslevan 99.

S. D. Tech if Sioux Falls Col. 90, Briar Cliff, Iowa 10 Minot, N.D. 89, Jamestown, N.D.

69 Dickinson St. 95, Mavvllle St. 91 Wahpeten Science 105, Valley City 71 S.D.-Sprlnglield 78, Northern 59 Marymount, Kan. 84, Phillips 68 Dakota St. 81, Black Hills 69- Culver-Stockton 76, Wis.St.

-Stevens Pt. 66 Wayne, Neb. 86, Chadron 54 SOUTHWEST TCU 78, Hawaii 76 Rice 63, Cincinnati 57 No. East Okla. 91, John Brown 80 Drake 75, N.M.

St. 66 Wayland Bant. 67, Great Falls 59 Slate Col. Ark. 79, Evangel, Mo.

72 Ark. 66, Harding, Ark. 54 Henderson 98, Ark, Col. 92, 2 OTs Ouachita, Ark. 72, So.

St. Ark. 64 Hendrlx, Ark. 79, Ark. Tech 59 Houston Bapt.

95, Hardin-Simmons 72 U. Paso 61. Utah 51 SW OKla. 77, E. New Mex.

15 Mo. Kan. City at Austin, ppd, snow Wichita St. 73, N. Texas 69 FAR WE' Idaho St.

61, Cal-lrvine 49 New Mexico 69, Brigham Young 62 Westminster, Utah 82, Regis 69 San Francisco 109, LA Loyola 72 Idaho 64, U. Portland 52 Utah St. 81, Weber St. 75 Air Force 69, Mont. 50 Santa Clara 86, Pepperdine 76 Long Beach 92, Fresno SI.

72 Vegas 90, Seattle 73 Biola 70, Cal Baptist 67 Cooper City 3, Coconut Creek 2 Phil Banks (Coc) d. Dave Zlebarth, 4-7; Sal Baldania (Coop) d. Bill Inkle-barger, 2-1; Wade Stone (Coop) d. Mark Morrison, 2-1; Pete Donald (Coop) d. Dean Ketcham, 1-up.

Team totals: Coconut Creek 147. Cooper City 158; Medalists: Banks, Inkle-barger, Baldania, 35. McArthur 2'), Deerfleld Beach 2V Bill Hawkins (M) d. Gary lies, 4-2; Bob Pacobs (DB) lied Rich Cook; Rick Coelho (OB) d. Wallv Davis, 4-3; Jefl Nelson (M) d.

Tom Craig, 2-1. Team totals: Deerfield Beach 190, McArthur 191; Medalist: Hawkins, 43. Port Lauderdale Slranahan Steve Adams (S) tied Bill Benton; Joe Aucello (FL) d. Tim Childs, 3-2; Dan Glarum (FL) d. Roy West, 3-2; Doug Saverv (FL) d.

Loo Zlemon, Teams totals: Fort Lauderdale 158 Slranahan 171; Medalists: Benton. Aucello, 37. Little League Signup Tonight Registration for the North Lauderdale Little League will be held at 7:30 tonight at the North Andrews Recreation Center, 401 NE 56th St. Players ages 8-18 may register and should be accompanied by a parent and a birth certificate. Prep Golf Super Bowl Slows Sale Of Inverrary Tickets ry iBMotii nil it: I I I Eastern Division TPtsGFGA Montreal 25 6 10 60 167 92 Boston 26 10 4 56 176 120 N.Y.

R'ers 26 13 Buffalo 23 13 Detroit 19 16 Toronto 15 20 Vancouver 12 25 N.Y. Isl'ers 4 34 3 5S 157 107 7 S3 157 118 6 44 126 128 6 36 132 136 6 30 126 184 4 12 79 197 Western Division Chicago 24 15 2 50 151 118 Minnesota 19 16 L. Angeles 20 18 Atlanta 18 19 Pittsburgh 17 19 Phila'phia 17 19 St. Louis 13 20 California 8 24 6 44 130 118 4 44 128 128 7 43 116 124 6 40 143 140 6 40 140 147 7 35 115 138 8 24 115 167 Yesterday's Results New York Rangers 4, Buffalo 1 Minnesota Boston 1 Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 2 Today's Games Montrral at California Toronto at Atlanta Detroit at Vancouver N. Stars 1, Bruins 1 Minnesota Boston 0-1 0-1 Pirst Period: 1, Boston, Hodge 23 (Bucyk and Orr) 14:11.

Penalties; Gash-man 9:05, Glbbs 12:43, and Bailey 15:50. Second Period: 2. Minnesota, Harvey 7 (Orouln and Harris) 10:20. tarlse, 15:58. Third Period: No scoring.

Penalties: Esposlto 17:03. Shots on goal by: Minnesota Boston 16 3 531 Goaltenders: Minnesota, Gilbert; Boston, Johnston. Rangers 4, Sabres 2 Naw York Buffalo 1-4 1-1 First Period: 1. Bulfalo, Mickey 2 (Wviorub, Deadmarsh) 3. New York, Retelle 20 (Rousseau, Gilbert) 10:29.

Penalties: Vlckers. 1:06, Schoen-feld 10:03, Neilsen 15:35. Second Period: 3 York, Stem-kowskl 'MacGregor, Selling) 4. New York, Stemkowski 12 (MacGregor) 19:19. Penalties: Horton 3:15, Selling 1:20.

Third Period: S. Buffalo, Robert 28 (Robltaille) New York, Stemkowski 13 (unassisted) 19:29, Penalties: Park 1:00. Shots on goal by: New York Buffalo 8-15 1431 Goaltenders: New Buffalo, Dryden. A 15,534. York, Glacomin; Kings 3, Flyers 2 Lot Angeles Philadelphia First Period 1.

Philadelphia, Barber 14 (Watson, Dornhoefer) 16:51. penalties Harper Kelly Komadoskl Van Impe 19:50. Second Period 2. Philadelphia, Clarke 19 (Nolet, Plett) 15:47. 3.

Los Angeles, Berry 22 (Corrigan) 17:29. Penalties Vachon Lonsberry 3:55 (maior); Schulli Lesun Harper 15:08. Third Period 4. Los Angeles, Berry 23 (Corrigan, Widlng) 5. Los Angeles.

Koiak 12 (Venasky, Lesuk) 19:00. Penalties Van Impe, 6:15. Shots on goal by: Los Angeles Phileoelphla 7 10 1330 7 14 1-32 Los Angeles, Vachon; Goaltenders Philadelphia, Fevell. Local Schedule Today GREYHOUND RACING Hollywood Kennel Club, 831 N. Federal Hallandalo, matinee 1 p.m., evening 8 p.m.

Palm Beach Kennel Club, evening HORSE RACINO Troplcal-at-Calder Meet at Hie Calder Race course, 21001 NW 27th first post 1:14 p.m. HARNESS RACING At Pompano Park on Race Track Road, evening post time I p.m. JAI-ALAI At the Palm Beach Fronton, 45th Street In West Palm Beach, evening 7:30 P.m. Danla Jai-Alal at the Danla Palace, 301 E. Dania Beach matinee I p.m..

evening 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL St. Ambrose College vs. l-ort Lauderdaie University at the Fort Lauderdale High School gym, 1600 NE Fourth 3 P.m. Miami Christian at BCC Central, I p.m.

PREP BASKETBALL Hollywoou Hills at South Plantation: Fort Lauderdale at Slranahan; Deerfleld Beach at Boyd Palm cove Beach al Highlands Christian; McArthur at Novai Florida Christian at Pine Cresl; Pompano Beach at Plantation; Chamin-ede at Miami Curley; Piper at Cooper City; Mlranw al Souln Browaro; Dll-lard at Northeast; Kev West at Cardinal Gibbons; Riverside at Coconut Creek. All games start at 8 p.m. PREP WRESTLING South Brow-ard at Pompano Beach, 7:30 p.m.. Northeast at Piper, 7:30 p.m.; South nanianon at Miramar, 7:30 p.m.; Coconut Creek at Cooper City, 8 p.m.; Fort Lauderdale at Deerfield Beach, 7:30 p.m.; Cardinal Gibbons at Chimin-ade, 3:30 p.m.; Miami Military at Pine Crest, 3:30 p.m. PREP GOLF Deerfleld Beach vs.

Chamlnade at Hollywood Lakes, 3:30 p.m. i Fort Lauderdale vs. Northeast al lamarac, p.m.; Dlllard at Piper, p.m. PREP TENNIS St. Andre girls at St.

Thomas 3:30 o.m. TOMORROW GREYHOUND RACING Hollywood Kennel Club, 831 N. Federal Hallandale, matinee 1 P.m., evening 8 P.m. Palm Beach Kennel Club, matinee 1:30 p.m., evening 8 p.m. HORSE RACING Troplcal-at-Calder Meet at the Calder Race Course, 21001 NW 27th first post 1:15 p.m.

HARNESS RACMG At Pompano Park on Race Trace Road, evening post time 8 p.m. JAI-ALAI At the Palm Beach Fronton, 45th Street In west Palm Beach, matinee 12:30, evening 7:15 p.m. Dania Jal-Alal at the Dania Palace, 301 E. Dania Beach matinee 1 p.m., evening 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL BCC-Central at Miami Dade North, 7 p.m.

PREP BASKETBALL Mills at Fort Lauderdale Christian; Miami Westminister at Pine Crest; Glades Central at Palm Cove Beach; Mary Immaculate at Chamlnade; Westminister Academy at Broward Christian Deerfield Beach at Twin Lakes; Coconut Creek at Piper; St. Thomas at Mlramari Naples at Northeast; Riverside at Cooper City; Pompano Beach at Lake Worth. All games start at 8 p.m. DeSuchari Mronger IraBley Frailer Jackson Monroe Blbbv Glnelll Reed Totals i York 33 It II 32-122 II It II 25-107 Atlanta Total louli: New York 25, Atlanta 32. Kings 109, Warriors 108 'OLDiN STATE KAN.

CITY. OPT Rahmn Sarnett Barry Els Jhnsn Mullni Thmd Ruasel Wilms 0 a Archbld 42 4 0 I Glbbs 7 4 20 Green I 1 3Guokas 0 0 0 Kimball 1 I 17 Kolls 11 i 27 Lecev 10 1 21 Rallllt 3 0 tVArsdl Wlllms 47 14 1M Totals 0 3 0 0 2 0 2 0 7 20, Tetill KX-Omatii Golden State 4 17 10 31 15 30 17-101 3)0 14 I 25-100 Total fouls Golden State II, City-Omaha 21. At-4-422. Kansas Eastern Division 32 15 27 15 24 23 16 29 15 23 Pet. .681 .643 .511 GB Carolina Kentucky Virginia New York Memphis 8 .356 15 .349 15 Western Division 'Utah Denver' -Indiana Dallas San Diego 29 16 .644 24 20 .545 4'i 23 20 .523 5 17 26 .398 11 18 33 .353 14 1 Yesterday's Result! Denver 113, San Diego 109 Indiana 107, Dallas 106 Only lames scheduled.

Today't Games Virginia at New York Dallas vs. Carolina at Greensboro Kentucky it Memphis Denver vi, Indiana at Fort Wayne. Rockets 113, Cues 109 PINVCR Smpsn Roberts Rbljch Keve Smith Jabali Terry Beck SAN DIEGO 33 Hill 26 Moore 17 Wlllms 3 Jhnson 11 AMIIler IT Adams 2 Robbni 2Bacon Taylor 13 19 27 14 1 1 4 3 10 1 1 3 8 8 7 3 2 4 0 3 1 totals 44 IS 11 Totals 41 109 Eastern Division TPtsGFGA N. England 24 16 1 49 179 143 Cleveland 24 14 1 49 144 105 New York 23 22 0 46 189 165 Quebec 29 19 1 41 147 152 Ottawa 18 19 3 39 149 172 Phil'phia 15 25 0 33 138 182 Western Division Winnipeg 24 18 2 50 162 134 Minnesota 20 19 3 43 136 140 L. Angeles 19 19 4 42 146 147 Houston 18 17 4 40 140 136 Alberta 16 21 2 34 120 139 Chicago 13 25 1 27 114 147 Yeslerday'i Results Houston 5, Chicago 0 Ottawa 4, New York 1 Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3 Today's Games Quebec at Minnesota Ottawa at Philadelphia Cleveland at Winnipeg Alberta at Los Angeles Nationals 4, Raiders 1 New York 0 0 1-1 Ottawa lt4.

Flrs't Period 1. Ottawa, Senfes 10 (Amodeo, Conacher) 6:58 2. Ottawa Charlebols 12 (unassisted) 12:02 Penalties Gibson 0:47, Willis 0:47, Kirk 13:35. Second Period 3. Ottawa, Trottier 17 (Gibbons, Charlebols! 5:31 4.

Ottawa, Leduc 11 (Trottier, Charlebols) 11:51 Penalties Jones 3:15, Kennedy (minor and malor) 4:03, Martin (major) 4:03, Warr 5:46, Gibbons 19:07. Third Period 5. New York, Jones 1 (Reichmuth, Gauthier) 2:40. Penalties Reichmuth 4:03, Gauthier 10:14. Shots on goal by: New York Ottawa 1 10 7-a I -17 Goaltendars New York, Kurt; Ottawa, Gratton.

A 3.010. Crusaders 4, Saints 3 Cleveland Minnesota 3 0 1-4 1 0 2-3 Plrst Period 1. Cleveland, Brindlcy 4 (Plnder, Jarrett) 2. Minnesota, Johnson (Arbour, Llllvholm) 13:00: 3. Cleveland, Buchanan 70 (Hodgson, Erlcksonl 16:21.

Penalties Wiste 4:, Shmvr 10: Second Period No scoring. Penalties Paradise 3:52, Arbour 4:25, Hardy 9:23, Llllvholm 7:23, Sanders 13:57, Jarrett 14:43, Paradise 14:43. Third Period Minnesota, Klatt 16 (Rvan, Hampson) 5. Cleveland, Shmvr 4 (unassisted) 6. Minnesota, Hampson 11 IMacMlllan, Connelly) 7.

Cleveland, Buchanan 21 (Jar-lett, Clearwater) 11:59. Penalties Jarrett 11:41, McCartan 11:41, Muloln 12:58, Shmvr (minor misconduct) 17:18, Johnson 18:25, Muloln 18:25. Shots on goal by: Cleveland I II 10-17 10 114-11 Minnesota Goaltenders Cleveland. Cheeverst Minnesota, McCartan. A 4.855.

Aeros 5, Cougars 0 Houston Chicago 3 7-1 o-i Plrst Period No scoring. Penalties Hale, Sldnskl 11:05. Second Period 1. Houston, Mc-Callum 6 (Lund, Taylor) 2. Houston, Hall 15 (Labssler) 3.

Houston, Hale 2 (Taylor, Grierson) 14:08. Penalties None. Third Period 4. Houston, Hoekstra 8 (unassisted) 5. Houston, Harris 15 (Popicl, Hoekstra) 17:24.

Penalties Schella Hale 16:19. Shnls on goal bv: Houston Chicago Goaltenders' caw, Rill. A It 14 9-35 110 6-11 Houston, McLeoa; Chi- Golf PHOENIX OPEN J.C. Snead Dale Dougfss Grler Jones Bob Dickson Dave Hill Gary Groh Tommy Aaron Jim Hardy ert Yancey mily Zlobro Rod Curl Mac McLendon Hale Irwin Dave Stockton Hubert Green Bob Shaw Bob Zender Rod Funseth Jim Ferrler Dewitt Weaver Bruce Crampton Mason Rudolph Dwlght Nevel Tom Shaw Homero Blancas Ray Floyd Mike McCullough Babe Hlskey Tom Watson Leonard Thompson Andy Worth Jerry McGee Bob B'rbarossa Marty Fleckman Steve Melynk Dave Barber 1 Lanny Wadklns Forrest Feller Tom Kite Bob Goalbv Paul Harney i Pete Brown Dave Elchelberger tt-37-4? 30- 33-63 31-33-64 30-34-64 33-32-65 32-3365 31- 356 33- 33-66 34.3J-6 34- 33-67 34- 33-67 35- 33-67 34.13 7 32-35-67 33-34-67 34.31 7 34-33-67 34-33-67 33-34-47 35-32-67 35-33-68 35-33-68 35-33 6B 35-33-68 33-35-68 32-36-68 32- 36-68 34-34-68 33- 35-61 37-3S-6B 35-33-68 35-34-69 33-36-69 34-35-69 34-35-69 34-35-69 34-35-69 34-35-69 34-35-69 34-35-49 33-36-69 34-35-69 Jack Montgomery Gene Littler Mike Hill Bobbv Nichols Art Wall Frank Beard Lee Bonse Jack Lewis Dick Larry Hlnson David Graham Tony Jacklin Rocky Thompson Lionel Hebert John McLe'ry Larry Zlegler Howie Johnson 34-35-69 37-32-69 32-37-69 31-38-69 35-34-69 33-36-69 36-33-69 33- 37-70 36- 34-70 37- 33-70 34- 36-70 33-37-70 34- 36-70 35- 35-70 35-35-70 35-35-70 33-37-70 Jerry Barber Curtis Slfford Don Iverson 34-36-70 34-36-70 34-36-70 34- 3670 35- 35-70 33-37-70 David Glenz Bob Wynn Ed Sneed Bruce Ashworth Roy Pace 35-36-70 Paul Moran 33- 37-70 34- 36-70 34-36-70 33-37-70 33-37-70 33- 37-70 34- 36-70 John Millar Bob Lunn Dave Marad Kermlt Zarley Tim Collins Martin Bohen JONES vs- mH JTu. warn Mm Mm mm ml innn mm jmws at 8 Oiimon ot CitlltUi Muttiln', le.

Parking any gate 'til 7 p.m. Atlantic Boulevard. Sorry, no minors. Diuvvmu Delray 276-7222 tonight Grandstand Admission only 50C Exit 24 Florida's Turnpike. Off Free men's tennis situation.

She is i one of the rebels and her mother is their general. per cent of the players in the pro-am were from out of town. This thing is really VIP package. It costs $2,000 per player but there will be substantial numbers of prizes and benefits." Prizes for the pro-am will be a number of television sets and season passes to be given away along with two seats at the Jackie Gleason birthday party which go for $100 apiece. Many movie and sports figures will be present for the pro-am and the birthday dinner.

Tickets for the event to be played over Inverrary's East Course are $20, for the grounds and $25 for the clubhouse. DOUBLE KNIT MEN'S SLACKS 100 Polyester Sizes 28 to 42 Also Sizes 44 to 52, Some Slightly Higher ALL SE1IC1TG 20 OFF Selected Group $4.95 BG0.TT5 FOR THE GALS! puns suns LONG DRESSES BLAZERS BLOUSES SLACKS ALL AT INCREDIBLE PRICES a 1. ffi-Way Drive-in 524-0309 fuS Drive-in 524 0309 Denver 16 24 12 27-11 San Pino II 11 II 10-109 By CHUCK MORLEY Sports Staff Wrjter LAUDERHILL With all the furor of the Super Bowl and the public's interest keyed on the Miami Dolphins, ticket sales for the $260,000 Jackie Gleason Inverrary National Airlines golf tournament, Feb. 22-25, has fallen into a lull according to tournament chairman John Montgomery. "I don't have an accurate count, right but I do know that sales are slow and it's due mainly to this week's Super Bowl," Montgomery said, "Nobody's interested in golf right now it's all Dolphins until this Sunday." Montgomery was excited by the prospect of having the Inverrary Classic telecast to Japan via satellite, but was equally dismayed at the prospect of having a small local playing turnout for the pro-ams which precedes the tournament.

"We still have some openings, I hope we get more local people involved," Montgomery said. "Last year, 75 fUS-l, Lauderdale "HIT MAN" FOR OR AGAINST "THE GODFATHER" tt rm-m I'm i I stop VI exit 4 nsr pi (mm Three-point goal: A 250 Pacers 107, Chaps 106 mm all INDIANA DALLAS OPT Hllimn 12 4 RJones 13 5 31 Frman 11 5 27 GJnes 2 0 4 Daniels 7 2 16 Swift 3 2 1 Lewis 6 I 13 Kenndy 4 1 9 McGni 14 4 32 Ntlcky I 4 20 Keller 3 5 15 Hmln 7 0 15 Dltrlck 4 19 Ins 4 2 10 Tetall 44 17 107 Totals 45 106 Indiana 7 11 33 107 Oalles 3t 17 34 J3-106 tip Airport Ft. WAS HE THE fjvw r.xmxsjt non Total fouls Indiana 16. Dallas 22. Three point goals Hamilton.

Technical foul Dallas, Brown. 2,072. Yestarday'i Results 'LOS ANGELES Mario Roman, 141, Mexico stopped Jos Luian, 138, Mexico, 6. TACOMA, Wash. Ray Seales, Taco-ma, 140, outpointed Gonzales KooTijuex, 140'1, Mexico, I.

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