Savannah News-Press • Sunday, November 11, 1990 Suns Scorch Record Book By Burning Denver 173-143 Pro Wins Southbridge Night Event From Wire Reports Club pro Phil Wagoner teamed with BUI Parks, Mike O'Conner and Ted Welch to shoot a 33 for nine holes and win the first night tournament at Southbridge Golf Club on Nov. 2. Doug Ward, Jimmy Harper, Bert Herrin and Tommy Myers also had a 33, but lost on a scorecard playoff. PHOENIX - The Phoenix Suns shattered the NBA record with 107 points in the first half and set several other records Saturday night, beating the winless Denver Nuggets1 173-143 for Cotton Fitzsimmons 700th NBA coaching victory. The Suns eclipsed the first-half record of 90 points set by the Nuggets on Thursday night when they led San Antonio 90-83. Phoenix got its 91st point on Kenny Battle's three-point play with 3:31 remaining in the half, then went on to set an NBA record with 57 second-quarter points, surpassing the mark of 52 by Baltimore in 1965. Rookie Cedric Ceballos scored 22 of his 32 points in the quarter for the Suns. Phoenix had a shot at becoming the first team to 200 points in a game, but cooled off in the second half and settled for tying the league record for points in a regulation game. The Suns matched the 173 points by Boston against Minneapolis in 1959. The Suns, hitting 17 of their first 19 field goals, also tied the NBA record for most points in the first Golf Notebook In third with a 34 was the team of Greg England, Marion Bui Us, Harvey Bullis and Nancy Trtflcanto. SHERATON: The third Sheratofi Savannah Invitational is scheduled for Dec. 1-2. A 36-hole event, the tournament features a tw.o-man, best-ball" format. Entry fee is $300 per team. Call 897-1612 for more information. SOUTHBRIDGE: Jeff Howerton was the low pro and hea'ded the winning team at the Oct. 29 Georgia PGA Eastern Chapter pro-am. Howerton shot a 68, and teamed with Ed McAuliff, Harry Grumish and Steve Wilk for a 126 to win the "two net best ball" format. LAVID A: Katherine White scored a 68 Tuesday to win the Ladte$ of LaVida low-net tournament. Rose Ferriera (75) was second. v* ;• k i • SGC: Alan Reynolds Jr. aced the 129-yard No. 5 hole on Nov. 3. Housed an 8-iron. • Ralph Demopoulos aced the 15£yard No. 13 hole on Oct. 30. He used a 7-iron. • Marjorie Story, Sissy Harris, Helen Artley and Peggy Murphy combined to finish 15-under par ano! win Tuesday's Savannah Golf Club Ladies Association "Nassau" tournament. Pauline Powers , Betty Post and Margaret Artley won the low-back-nine competition. Three teams tied for lowfront-nine honors. '•'In the Nov. 30 "Town and Country*' best-ball blitz, Bee Lange, Roselyn Mills, Armin Chisholm and Emilie Stoddard combined to win with a 13-under score. SWAT: Cavs' Larry Nance blocks shot by 76ers' Manute Bol Southern plays host to St. Petersburg, Fla., in an exhibition game Thursday night at Hanner Fieldhouse. Saturday night, the Eagles will play an Australian national team in another exhibition game. "I hope they are good," Kems said. "We'll be able to get some experience and observe and evaluate. We might be better able to see some of our strengths and weaknesses in game situations." Southern opens up for real at home against Bradley Nov. 24. "We're a skinny team and physically that might be a problem," Kerns said. "We'll have to do a lot of things well to make up for it." Like getting top mileage from By DONALD HEATH quarter when they led 50-37. They matched the mark of 50 first set by Syracuse against San Francisco in 1962 and tied three other times. Bulls 105, Hornets 86 CHICAGO - Michael Jordan scored 23 points and Scottie Pippen 22 as Chicago won its first home game in three tries. Tyrone Bogues led the Hornets with 14 points, while reserve Kenny Gattison had 13. The Bulls led 77-64 entering the the fourth quarter, but Kendall Gill's basket with 5:22 left closed the gap to 92-82. But then the Bulls outscored Charlotte 13-4 the rest of the way. Cavaliers 104, 76ers 88 RICHFIELD, Ohio - Larry Nance scored 23 points and inspired his teammates by blocking Manute Bol's shot during an 18-4 Cleveland run in the second quarter as the Cavaliers beat Philadelphia. Cleveland, which won for the Staff Writer STATESBORO - With the basketball season less than two weeks away, Georgia Southern's lOth-year coach Frank Kerns begins his annual brush with gloom and doom. The Eagles, winners of 17 games last season and 84 during the last four years, have only two returning starters and lose seven players that contributed heavily a year ago. v Tm scared to death," Kerns 4 says. ' I think they might get me this year." This week, Kerns, gets a chance to view his new team in action when point guard Charlton Young and dell Charles to step in and contribcenter Emmett Smith. Young, only a ute. Windless, a 6-4 perimeter play sophomore, started 17 games last much in the mold of GSU's departed season and 8.8 points and 3.6 assists all-conference small forward Mike a game. Smith, a 7-foot senior with Curry, averaged 19.1 points and 8.3 an accurate jumper from three- rebounds during his junior college point range, had 7.2 points and 5.1 days at Cowley County Community rebounds a game. College in the ultra competitive JayBoth Young and Smith made the hawk Conference. Charles, a 6-3 preseason Trans America Athletic guard from Hutchinson Community Conference's second team. College, can play either the point or "The experience (Young) got last on the perimeter. year will really help him," Kerns Jeff Hagans, Gal Ferguson and said. "And there are times when Joby Powell are still fighting for the Emmett shows flashes of really be- other post position in Kerns' twining good. His back-to-the-basket post offense. Ferguson averaged six game has improved tremendously." points a game despite playing only Kerns expects junior college 14.8 minutes a game. Hagans, a setransfers Tony Windless and Wen- nior, saw limited playing time last Heat 120, Pacers 10S MIAMI - Kevin Edwards scored 13 of his 30 points and Sherman Douglas contributed seven of his 14 assists in the third quarter as Miami pulled away to a win over Indiana. Spurs 111, Rockets 110 SAN ANTONIO - Rod Strickland's three-point play with 3.3 seconds left gave San Antonio a victory over Houston. Strickland scored 27 points in his first game of the season after missing all of the preseason and three regular-season games with a possible stress fracture in his left fibula. season. Powell averaged nearly 20 points and 13 rebounds a game at Jenkins High last season. Most basketball experts are picking the Eagles to finish third in the eight-team TAAC. Despite joining new conferences always competitive Texas-San Antonio (head to the Southland Conference) and Arkansas-Little Rock (head to the Sun Belt) remain as stumbling blocks for another year. Stetson is the conference's consensus favorite. "It's hard to characterize this team. Because of injuries l don't think we're where a lot of other people are right now," said Kerns. "It's scary." Shows Imported Cars How To Handle American Roads • EXCELLENT ROAD-HOLDING • LONG, EVEN TREAD WEAR • OUTSTANDING FUEL ECONOMY v MICHELIN MXL 175/70R13 $6695 195/70R14 $8895 185/70R13 165/70R13 185/70R14 All Blackwalls $7595 205/70R14 $9295 95 $82 BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES. LANDINGS: BUI sharp of AS pen, Colo., aced the 103-yard No. 12 hole of the Magnolia course last Sunday. He used a 7-iron. • Sandra Buchanan aced the 129-yard No. 3 hole of the Oakridge course this past Wednesday. 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