Hockey vs. Ferris State Friday, 7:30 p.m. Yost lce Arena SPORTS Hockey vs. Ferris State Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena The Michigan Daily 0,x Tuesday, January 17, 1989 Page 11 Tripucka scores 40, leads Hornets BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kelly Tripucka scored 40 points, including nine in overtime, as the Charlotte Hornets beat the Philadelphia 76ers, 127-122, Monday to snap an 11-game road losing streak. A basket by Rex Chapman, who scored 25 points, gave the Hornets the lead at 120-118 with one minute 21 seconds left in overtime. Tripucka and Tyrone Bogues scored baskets to make it 124-118 with 50 seconds remaining, putting the game out of reach. Mike Gminski scored 25 and Hersey Hawkins 19 for the 76ers, who saw their five-game winning streak ensd. The victory was the first in overtime in the history of the Hornets and only the 10th win of their first season in the NBA. The Hornets have lost one game in overtime. HAWKS 117, BULLETS 106.: Dominique Wilkins scored 28 points as the Atlanta Hawks snapped a three-game losing streak. Cliff Levingston and Mosgs Malone led a fourth-quarter Atlanta comeback that erased an 11-point deficit in less than four minutes. Levingston had seven points, including the tying basket with 8:0 left in the game, and Malone six in- 15-4 Atlanta run. KNICKS 116, SPURS 106. ; Mark Jackson had 24 points, 1$ rebounds and 12 assists for his third career triple-double as the New Yor: Knicks won their 14th straigbi game. It was only the third time in tly Knicks' 43-year history that they have won as many as 14 straight at home. V ,ROBIN LZA/Daily, Ohio State's Jay Burson spent much of Monday night watching Wolverines such as Sean Higgins go to the basket. ills Wolverines stop* the Bucks here. 99-73 ,,Y STEVE BLONDER In David vs. Goliath, the underdog wins. But Michigan proved Monday night that bigger can be 6ptter as the frontcourt scored 74 >oints to lead the No. 6 Wolverines to a 99-73 victory over Ohio State. i"You'd have to have been crazy to det against Michigan tonight," Loy Vaught said. "There was no way we were going to lose to Illinois and then come back home and lose to Ohio State. This team has too much chiaracter for that." All five Michigan starters scored ti double figures, led by Terry 'Mills' 23 points. Glen Rice also scored 23, including five three-point shots. Vaught, making only his second start of the season, added 22; ~Rumeal Robinson, 14; and Sean higgins, 10. "The key to the game was we established control very early on the tbards, which created some offense for us," Michigan coach Bill Frieder said. "Then we came out and sustained the effort in the second $lf." -7 - The last time Michigan had three players score more than 20 points was last year against Miami (Fla.). MILLS' final tally was a career high. "Coach said I should go inside a lot, so I took his advice and it paid off," Mills said. "It felt real good to produce this well." Frieder supported his talented junior, who has been criticized for playing soft in recent games. "We did a great job getting the ball in to Mills," Frieder said. "It was nice for him to play well for once on national TV. The Wolverine defense held Jay Burson, Ohio State's leading scorer, to only 12 points, well below his season average. Perry Carter's 17-led. No. 16 Ohio State. "They just overwhelmed us on the boards and flat out beat us," Ohio State coach Gary Williams said. "Some nights you just get beat by a better team." MICHIGAN improved its record to 15-2 overall and 3-1 in the Big Ten. Ohio State fell to 12-4 and 2-2. The story of the first half was Michigan moving the ball inside and controlling the offensive boards. Twenty of Michigan's first-half points came on second efforts. Also, the Wolverines held Ohio State to only six offensive rebounds, none after the game's first five minutes. After trading baskets to start the game, Michigan went on a six-point run to take a 12-7 lead with 16:27 left in the half. The Wolverines built their lead by working the ball inside and pounding the offensive boards. Michigan took nearly five minutes to shoot a trademark three- pointer. Rice and Higgins hit from the outside to take an 18-12 lead with 14:54 left in the half. DAVID LUBLINER/Daily Michigan's Loy Vaught climbs above three Buckeyes to tip in two points. K "s: i? T ._.:: r- .A x W / wa y" "STUDY IN ISRAEL z Zoe Olefsky, Midwest Representative for HEBREWUNIVERSITY OF a . JERUSALEM VERSITC Will answer your questions on: Wednesday, January 18, 1989 10:OOAM-4:O0PM at HILLEL, 1429 Hill Street For further info. or individual appointments, call HILLEL, 769-0500 .4 313-973-1188 " Computer prepared Income Tax Returns. " Electronic Filing for fast IRS processing. 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