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No. 3 SMU
escapes
Carolina
United Press International
GREENSBORO, N.C. — North
Carolina’s Buzz Peterson missed two
free throws with one second left to
let No. 3 Southern Methodist walk
aw'ay with an 84-82 win over the
sixth-ranked Tar Heels Sunday.
North Carolina’s Kenny Smith
grabbed Peterson’s second missed
free throw, but his follow up shot
bounded off the rim at the buzzer
and spoiled a dramatic comeback —
the Tar Heels trailed by 11 points
early in the second half.
SMU (14-1) was led by 7-foot cen
ter Jon Koncak’s 31 points and eight
rebounds. Carl Wright had 18 points
for the Mustangs, and Butch Moore
added 13. Smith paced North Caro
lina (12-2) with 18 points. Steve Hale
hit 16 and Warren Martin scored 13.
Peterson’s jumper cut SMU’s lead
to 84-82 with 21 seconds left. Fresh
man guard Ranzino Smith stole the
inbounds pass but missed a jump
shot, and Peterson missed a follow
up.
SMU’s Moore was fouled on the
rebound, but he missed the first of a
one-and-one free throw opportunity
with 10 seconds left. Peterson was
fouled with one second left after re
bounding a shot by Martin.
The Mustangs, trailing 37-36 at
halftime, raced ahead at the start of
the second half by hitting seven of
their first eight shots. SMU con
verted two straight three-point plays
and went ahead 54-43.
Smith led the Tar Heels back with
two fast-break baskets that closed the
lead to 54-50. North Carolina stayed
close even though 6-11 Brad Daug
herty fouled out midway through
the second half, and Smith’s two free
throws pulled North Carolina to 67-
65 with 7:15 left.
Koncak, benched with foul trou
ble, returned to hit seven of SMU’s
next 13 points and spark the Mus
tangs to an 80-73 lead with 2:28 left
before the Tar Heels rallied again.
Koncak scored 17 points in the
first half to bring SMU back from an
early deficit. The Tar Heels hit their
first six shots from the field and
jumped to an early 13-7 lead.
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Mavericks rout Portland 124-101
Jersey nips Rockets
United Press International
Nets 100, Rockets 99
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. —
Otis Birdsong’s fallaway jump sliot
from the baseline 20 feet out with
three seconds remaining gave the
New Jersey Nets a 100-99 victory
over the Houston Rockets Sunday.
After Birdsong’s jumper, Hous
ton called time out and with one sec
ond remaining attempted to in
bounds the ball four times from
center court. The first three times,
Robert Reed of the Rockets was
forced to call time out. With his
time-outs used up, on the fourth in
bounds pass, he threw the ball to
Mitchell Wiggins, whose 24-footer
missed, sealing the game for the
Nets. Reed, guarded by George
Johnson, was attempting to throw
the ball to either Ralph Sampson or
Akeem Olajuwon under the basket
for a tap-in.
Buck Williams scored 20 points to
lead New Jersey, with Albert King
and Mike Gminski getting 18 each.
Birdsong had 15 points and Kelvin
Ransey and Micheal Ray Richardson
12 each. Richardson fouled out with
1:53 left.
For Houston, Olajuwon was high
with 28 and 13 rebounds, with both
Rodney McCray and Sampson add
ing 17 points. Wiggins, Lewis Lloyd
and Reed each had 10.
New Jersey had led almost
throughout, taking a 34-23 first-
quarter lead and a 52-45 halftime
advantage.
Mavericks 124, Trailblazers 101
DALLAS — Dallas forward Dale
Ellis poured in 27 points, including a
team-record six 3-point baskets, and
Mark Aguirre added 23 to lead the
Mavericks to a 124-101 victory Sun
day over the Portland Trailblazers.
Ellis had three 3-pointers in the
third quarter that helped Dallas
work to an 88-67 lead after the quar
ter. Ellis then had two 3-pointers in
the final period, his last coming with
8:20 left, which gave DallasalOf
lead.
Dallas led by as much as 30 pa
that coming with three minutn
in the game. After leading byi
47-41 at halftime, the Maverickm
ploded in the third quarter, oulstn
mg the Blazers 41-to-26 and stro
ing 65 percent from the field.
A jumpier by Kiki Vandewep
pulled the Blazers within five, SW
but Dallas scored 11 unanswm
points to take a 66-50 lead, andPtr
(and never recovered.
Dallas continued to roll in
fourth quarter. A jumpier fromi
corner by Sam Perkins gave Dallas
110-81 margin with six minuteskf
Dallas cleared the bench but conti:
ued to blitz Portland, working to
118-88 lead, the biggest margint
the game.
Ellis led the Mavericks with
pxiints; Aguirre added 23, andfou
other Dallas players scored indoublt
figures. Portland was led by Myth
Thompson with 27 pniints.
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