TODAY'S GAMES

None scheduled

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

NBA

Kansas City 108, Indiana 107

New York 105, Cleveland 82

Los Angeles 143, San Antonio 124

Seattle 106, Chicago 90

Utah 115, Golden State 111

NHL

Hartford 5, Toronto 3

Montreal 3, Edmonton 2

Philadelphia 6, Boston 3

St. Louis 5, Detroit 3

NIT

Xavier 60, Ohio State 57 (OT)

Marquette 73, lowa State 53

W. Virginia 64, Oregon St. 62

Reserve J. J. Crawl swiped a pass near midcourt and hit a driving layup with three seconds remaining as West Virginia upset 17th ranked Oregon State, 64-62, in the first round of the NCAA Mideast Regional basketball tournament last night in Birmingham, Ala.

The victory advanced the Mountaineers to Saturday's second round for a battle with 11th-ranked Maryland.

Crawl, who had missed the front end of a one-and-one free throw situation with 21 seconds left, stepped into the path of Alan Tait's pass intended for Charlie Sitton, and drove for the game-winning basket that eliminated the Beavers, who shared the Pac-10 championship with Washington.

West Virginia, 20-11, trailed 56-51 with eight minutes remaining, but fought back for a 60-59 lead with 5:57 left on Renardo Brown's driving layup.

Sitton converted a three-point play with 5:30 to play, the last shot the Beavers took in the game.