Scoreboard

TODAY'S GAMES

None scheduled.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Exhibition Baseball

Boston 5, Detroit 4

Houston 13, St. Louis 8

New York Mets 9, New York Yankees 4

Minnesota 4, Philadelphia 3

Texas 2, Los Angeles 1

Basketball Banquet

Boston Celtics General Manager Arnold "Red" Auerbach will be the featured speaker at the annual Harvard men's basketball awards dinner on April 16 at the Harvard Club of Boston.

Auerbach will deliver the keynote address, which will precede the announcement of the Team's Most Valuable Player award, Most Improved Player award and Hustle and Man of the Year awards. Harvard finished 15-11 this year and tied for second in the Ivy League.

Past speakers at the annual awards dinner have included Curt Gowdy, Al McGuire, Bryant Gumbel, Don Criqui and Peter Carlessimo of the National Invitational Tournament selection committee.

The dinner is open to the public, and tickets can be purchased through the Harvard basketball office for $20 apiece. There will be a cocktail reception at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. The Harvard Club of Boston is located at 374 Commonwealth Ave. in Boston.

Academic All-American Hockey

Harvard men's hockey Captain Ken Code headlined the National Division I Academic All-American Ice Hockey Team announced yesterday. The senior defenseman who rose from obscurity to become the Crimson's captain is an Economics concentrator and a native of Carleton Place, Ontario, Canada.

This season, Code led the Crimson to a 10-14-3 record and a berth in the ECAC quarterfinals, where Clarkson ended hopes of a Harvard return to the NCAA championships. Last year, the Crimson finished second in the nation.

EAST TEAM

G--Mario Proulx, Providence College

D--KEN CODE, HARVARD

D--Dave Fretz, Clarkson

F--Steve Smith, Colgate

F--Geoff Dervin, Cornell

F--Gates Orlando, Providence College

WEST TEAM

G--Kreg Korinek, Northern Arizona

D--Tom Kurvers, Minnesota-Duluth

D--Glenn Johannesen, Western Michigan

F--Paul Poole, Ohio State

F--Perry Poole, Ohio State

F--Tim Hack, Bowling Green

F--John Johannson, Wisconsin

HONORABLE MENTIONS: Wally McDonough, Princeton: Rene Comeault, Maine: Kelly Miller, Michigan State.