Harris, Reid lead Seminoles past Deacons in 8-12 League at Hanes Hosiery Gym Marcus Harris scored ^line points and James Reid added eight as the Seminoles overcame a late rally by the Deacons to take a 23-17 victory. ? Michael Hannah canned a 15-foot jumper for the Semi noles with two minutes remain ing in the game to stop a Deacon run and preserve "the win. Bernard Lyons and Steven London both had six points to help lead the comeback late in the game for the Deacons. How ever, the Seminoles' great defense pushed the game out of reach. The Seminoles also received support from Michael Hannah, Carol Kenley, Wes Harrison and Jamal Johnson. Yellowjackets 27 Blue Devils 10 Corey McCann poured in 14 points and grabbed five rebounds as the Yellowjackets rolled to a 27-10 win over the Yellowjackets. William Tatum scored nine points and had four steals in the second half to push the Jackets' lead to 20 points late in the game as they overcame a late Blue Devil run. Ced Amos scored five points and Jacob Brewer added three in the loss. Archie Barrow chipped in with two points for the Blue Devils, who were playing with out leading scorer Craig Amos. The Yellowjackets also had strong defensive games from Demont and Kirk Scales and Trisitin Martin. - \ . Wolf pack 22 Tarheels 19 Averay Gallagher scored six of his team-high 12 points in the final eight minutes of the game to push the Wolfpack to victory over the Tarheels. Gallagher's late heroics helped the Wolfpack overcome the outstanding individual effort of Matthew Chism of the Tarheels, who scored 17 of the Tarheels' 19 points. The Wolfpack jumped out to an early lead on a Trey Jones 15 foot jumper to set the tempo for the game. However, Chism's out burst kept his team in the game. Jones backed Gallagher with six points and his sister, Casey Jones, added four points, k - ? Frankie Huffin scored two points for the Tarheels to round out their scoring. Robert Polo nia of the Wolfpack led all rebounders in the game with seven. Chism, Josh Church and Griffin Delozier added five each for the Tarheels. Lakers knock off Bulls in 13 15 Hanes Hosiery League The Lakers put together a great team effort to knock off the previously undefeated Bulls, 46-39, in Hanes Hosiery's 13-15 league. With Ronald Mumford and Lewis Green providing the scor ing punch and Robert Bortins and Devin Delozier leading the way in rebounding, the Lakers took a 20-17 lead at the half. In the second half, the Bulls made a run behind the shooting of Jarrett Crompton and the physical inside play of Jay Lavene to pull within one late in the second half. But fouls, turnovers, Mumford's scoring and excellent free throw shoot ing put the Bulls away. Mumford led the Lakers with , 19 points. Green followed him with 12 and Bortins had seven. Delozier scored four points and added a game-high1 eight rebounds. Crompton scored 15 to lead the Bulls,' Lavene backed him with 14. Jamal Smith, Marcus Bowles, Antwan Hairston and Terry Law each scored for the Bulls. Timberwolves 63 Knicks 58 Jamar Pitts scored 15 points and the Timberwolves show cased a great team effort in the second half to offset Joe Smith, who scored a game-high 28 points. '? Jerome Gibson also came up big for the Timberwolves, scor ing 14 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Pitts iced the victory when he connected on two free throws with 40 seconds left. Craig Amos and Kassan Geddings scored six points each for the Knicks in the loss. In addition to his point total, Pitts turned in an outstanding overall game, dishing out .seven assists. Michael Jordan added six points for the Timberwolves. Sean Lampkins, Robert Washington and Dewayne Jones also played well for the Timber wolves. Stephen Hind added six points and grabbed seven rebounds. Jazz 39 % Sonics 36 ? 1 Duke Quick poured in IS points and Rob Johnson added 11 more to lead a well-balanced attack as the Jazz took a victory in a claose game. The Jazz led the entire game behind the play of Quick, John son, David Smith, Ashley Wood, Dewayne Tate, Antwan Eaton and Brandon Brunson. The Sonics gave a good effort, but couldn't overcome the quickness' of the Jazz. Their tearti play up and down the court was too much for the Jazz. The Sonics were led by Greg Glenn who scored 19 points, Tyrone Williams with seven and Anthony Hamilton with four. Charles Hodge and Ben Scott combined to score six more and Keith Kendall had four assists and two steals for the Sonics. Warriors 50 76ers 42 Mario Hawkins scored 18 points and pulled down six rebounds to help the Warriors excape with a comeback win over the Warriors. The Warriors faced a six-point deficit in the first half and cut it to two at the half. Reginald "Juice" Price poured in 14 points in the sec ond half to pull the 76ers lead to one point. However, the War riors used the outstanding offen sive and defensive effort of Joseph Brewer, who scored 12 points and hauled in five rebounds in the second half to hold off the 76ers down the stretch. ' Chris Archie scored six points and had four rebounds to back Hawkins for the Warriors. Chris Thomas scored eight points and Valario Bethea and Ken Holley teamed together for 18 points for the 76ers. Torez Blackmon had 10 points and three rebounds for the Warriors. Dale Martin chipped in with two points and three assists. CIAA Basketball Trivia (Round One) What do you know about CIAA basketball? Test your dull by entering The Chronicle's CIAA *99^ Tournament Trivia Contest. ^^Win a pair of CIAA '99 Ticket BookletsI It's simple? Just answer the ten questions about the CIAA Tournament. Write your answers on the entry farm provided below. All entries must be delivered to The Chronicle or postmarked by February 17,1999. 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