COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Tiny Chaminade Finds New Victim in Stanford

Three days before the 10th anniversary of what many consider the greatest upset in college basketball history, Chaminade has stung another comparative giant.

This time the victim was Stanford, which fell to the host Silverswords in double overtime, 71-63, Wednesday in the seventh-place game of the Maui Invitational at Lahaina.

Chaminade (2-3), a Division II school in Honolulu, has won only three of 23 games in nine years of hosting the tournament. Its biggest victory came one year before the tournament began, on Christmas Eve in 1982, when the Silverswords beat then-No. 1 Virginia, which was led by Ralph Sampson, 77-72.

Joachim Jerichow scored five points in the final 1:43 of the second overtime against Stanford (3-4), which blew a chance to win in regulation when Kenny Hicks missed a drive at the buzzer.

No. 1 Duke 89, Brigham Young 66--The Blue Devils (7-0) added a Maui Invitational championship to their numerous other accomplishments--including consecutive NCAA tournament titles--with the easy victory at Lahaina. The victory was the 20th in a row for Duke, which was led by Grant Hill with 27 points and Bobby Hurley with 14 points and 11 assists. The Cougars (7-2) trailed, 12-4, in the first 3:24 and never challenged again. Hurley shared tournament MVP honors with Anfernee Hardaway of Memphis State, who scored 90 points in three games.

No. 4 Indiana 105, St. John’s 80--Calbert Cheaney scored 23 points, 21 in the first half, and the Hoosiers (9-1) had little trouble at Bloomington, Ind.

Indiana’s starting backcourt of Damon Bailey and Greg Graham combined for 32 points. The Redmen (4-3) were led by Derek Brown with 25 points.

No. 7 Seton Hall 85, Adelphi 56--Arturas Karnishovas made six of seven first-half shots at South Orange, N.J., and the Pirates (9-1) cleared their bench after opening an 18-point lead in nine minutes en route to an easy victory over Adelphi (3-6), a Division II school from Garden City, N.Y.

No. 9 Oklahoma 108, DePaul 94--Bryatt Vann scored a personal-best 35 points and the Sooners overcame second-half foul trouble to take fifth place over the Blue Demons (5-4) in the Maui Invitational. The Sooners (7-1) had three starters on the bench with four fouls in the second half.

No. 10 Arkansas 101, Tulsa 87--Robert Shepherd scored 16 of his personal-best 22 points in the second half at Fayetteville, Ark., as the Razorbacks (7-0) defeated the Golden Hurricane (4-5). The Razorbacks are off to their best start in Coach Nolan Richardson’s eight years.

Jackson State 92, No. 24 Tulane 84--Jackson State overcame a seven-point halftime deficit with tough defense and important points from Lindsey Hunter and John Taylor to upset the Green Wave at New Orleans. It was the second consecutive loss for Tulane (5-3). Jackson State (3-4) has only two seniors.

OTHER GAMES

Melvin Booker led a balanced attack with 16 points and Coach Norm Stewart won his 500th game at Missouri (4-1) as the Tigers took a 66-65 victory over Illinois (7-2) at St. Louis. Stewart also tied Lou Henson, the Illinois coach, for 15th place on the all-time coaching list with his 597th victory. . . . Ike Williams scored 24 points, 14 of in the second half, and Lewis Lamar hit two free throws with nine seconds to play as New Mexico (5-1) took a 71-66 victory over New Mexico State (6-3) at Albuquerque.

Pittsburgh (6-1) shook off a sluggish first half to score 27 of the first 35 points after halftime at Pittsburgh to earn an 87-63 victory over city opponent Robert Morris (2-4), which has never beaten Pittsburgh in 16 attempts. . . . Kevin McLinton scored all 16 of his points in the second half to help sluggish Maryland (5-1) pull away from Towson State (1-4) for a 78-68 victory at College Park, Md.

Aaron McKie made nine of 14 shots from the field and scored nine quick points in the second half to lead Temple (4-1) to a 70-61 victory over Penn State (4-3) at Hershey, Pa. . . . Mike Wilson scored 28 points and Southern Methodist (3-2) set a team record with 15 three-pointers in a 110-94 victory over North Texas (0-7) at Dallas.