2D DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1996 3-4-1 in match play. The final 16 games of match play is today, with the top five advancing to Saturday's finals. ITF pursuing cocaine case against Wilander, Novacek LONDON The International Tennis Federation said it will press its case of alleged cocaine use by aging players Mats Wilander and Karel Novacek after scoring a victory in the courts. The two players lost their bid to halt the sport's world governing body from pursuing its case against them when a High Court in London declined to issue an injunction. Wilander, once the world's top-ranked player, and Novacek allegedly tested positive for cocaine at last year's French Open.
They deny the allegations and say the ITF test procedures were flawed. "From an ITF standpoint we are pleased the judge has upheld the Bruce Setdon holds the WBA title but seems headed for a unification fight with Tyson, South Africa's Frans Botha is IBF champion and Riddick Bowe holds the WBO crown. Wilson takes the lead at Quaker State Open Steve Wilson, seeking his first victory on the PBA Tour, averaged 237 and moved into first place after the first round of match play at the Quaker State 250 Open in Grand Prarie, Texas. Wilson of Tamarac, went 6-2 in match play and has a 6,341 pinfall after 26 games. Doug Kempt, a tour rookie of Temple City, is second, 52 pins behind.
He averaged 239 but went 3-5 in match play. Mike Miller of Albuquerque, N.M., is in third with a 6,286 pinfall at 6-2 match play record. Doug Kent from Canandaigua is 15th with a pinfall of 6,066. He went right of the International Tennis Federation to follow through with its anti-doping policies," said Deborah Jevans, head of the ITF's anti-doping program." The players could be suspeniled for three months from all major tournaments, including the French Open and Wimbledon, and te forced to forfeit prize money and ranking points dating back to last year's French Open. American Jeff Tarango upset eighth-seed Carl Uwe-Steeb 6-7 (9-7), 6-2, 6-1 in the second day of the St.
Petersburg Open in Russia. Etcetera: Cory Sertl of Rochester, recently named the 1995 US Sailing Yachtswoman of the Year, is featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd for the March 25 issue. Rolf Sorensen of Denmark beat Italy's Waldimir Belli in a two-way sprint to take the seventh and next-to-last stage of the Tirreno-Adria-tico cycling race. STAFF and WIRE REPORTS included a requirement that at least half the CART drivers compete in the Indy 500. Bruno refuses to retire even after Tyson loss LONDON While most people want him to retire, Frank Bruno apparently wants to keep on boxing.
Three days after he lost his WBC heavyweight title to Mike Tyson, the British fighter said he was interested in taking up Don King's offer to set him up with a challenge to another world champion. "My dream has always been to retire from boxing in front of a home crowd, a winner rather than a loser," Bruno told the Sun tabloid. "There are many things to consider. But any report that I have quit is pure fiction. I have no concrete plans.
"King's offer is a serious one and I will be giving it a lot of thought. It would be one of the other versions of the title." press conference, Comcast will acquired 66 percent of a venture that includes ownership of the Sixers, Flyers, the CoreStates Spectrum and the new CoreStates Center. Indy won't allow CART to use 'IndyCar' name INDIANAPOLIS The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has canceled a licensing agreement that allowed Championship Auto Racing Teams to use the name "IndyCar" for its race series. It's the latest volley in the feud between CART and the new Indy Racing League, which was formed by IMS president Tony George and will run the second event on its five-race series this weekend at Phoenix. Most of the top Indy drivers remained aligned with CART, which has scheduled a race at Michigan on May 26, the same day as the Indianapolis 500.
IMS spokesman Bob Walters said that the licensing agreement SPORTSCOPE Comcast Corp. to buy 76ers, Flyers, arenas PHILADELPHIA An era in Philadelphia sporting history ended yesterday when the 76ers, Flyers and two arenas were taken in under the umbrella of '90s-style corporate ownership. They were purchased by Comcast a cable television giant, which promised to usher in a new high-tech age to the Philadelphia sporting scene. The cost was $500-600 million. "Obviously, this is a very exciting day for all of us at Comcast," said Comcast president Brian L.
Roberts. "We have two teams in Philadelphia and that should provide us with quality programming, which is what we are all about." According to terms of the agreement, which were announced at a CALLUS SPORTS ON THE AIR SPORTSLINE: 987-9060 Today Service provided courtesy of Corporation-Mail, a voice mail service and systems distributor in Rochester, Buffalo and Svracuse. HOT LINE: 90054-4444 A roundup of the latest records and schedules. Call us with your results at 258-2753. Available from touch-tone phones.
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BASKETBALL I TODAY I TOMORROW I FRIDAY I SATURDAY I SUNDAY I MONDAY I TUESDAY Syracuse NCAA vs. Georgia NCAA NCAA Regional in Denver, Regional Regional semifinals 8pm finals finals INDOOR LACROSSE 3 Knighttiawfcs at Charlotte 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY E5tt5 iJiiSiiiijl Amerks Syracuse at Syracuse Bmghamton 7:35 pm. 7:30 p.m. 6:05 p.m.
Sabres Montreal at Pittsburgh 7:35 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Colorado 1-1'i LOS ANGELES HOCKEY NBA AHL STANDINGS Charlotte Orlando San Anlomo MIAMI ATLANTA NEW YORK A' TORONTO 7 BOSTON 4 WASHINGTON 5 Detroit 13 Vancouver 3'? Indiana MILWAUKEE 2'i UTAH 16 LA CLIPPERS 5'i Sacramento Philadelphia Minnesota 6.289 3, Mike Miller. Albuquerque. 6-2.
6.286 4. Roger Bowker. Ocala. Fla 5-3. 6.271 5.
Dave DEnlremont. Middleburg COLLEGE BASKETBALL COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1 p.m. NCAA Division II quarterfinal SpCh 3 p.m. NCAA Division II quarterfinal SpCh 7 p.m. NIT quarterfinal ESPN 9 p.m.
NIT quarterfinal ESPN PRO BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. Orlando Magic at Boslon Celtics WCMF-AM 8 p.m. Indiana at New York MSG, TBS PRO HOCKEY 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Toronto ESPN2 7)30 p.m. Boston at New Jersey SpCh SOCCER 2i2S p.m.
UEFA Champions League quarterfinals ESPN TALK 6 p.m. Sports Wrap Guest: Pat Gillick WCMF-AM 8:10 p.nj. Bob Matthews on Spoils WHAM Tomorrow COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. NCAA East semifinal, Georgetown-Texas Tech CBS 10 p.m. NCAA East semifinal, Massachusetts-Arkansas CBS Midnight NCAA Division II semifinal (tape) SpCh 2 a.m.
NCAA Division II semifinal (tape) SpCh PRO BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m, Denver at New Jersey SpCh 1:30 p.m. New York at Chicago MSG, WGN FIGURE SKATING 5 p.m. World Championships ABC GOLF 2 p.m. LPGA Standard Register Ping ESPN 4 p.m. Freeport-McDermott Classic ESPN TALK 6 p.m.
Sports Wrap Guesl: Pele Rose WCMF-AM 6:10 p.m, B.ob Matthews on Sports WHAM 7 p.m. axs: Sports Ch. 9 7 p.m. Hawk Talk WHTK NIT QUARTERFINALS TODAY neignts. umo.
o-i. 2bB (j. td Hichardson. Corpus Christi. Texas.
4-4. 6.235 7. Dave Husted. Milwaukie. Ore 5-3.
6 226. 8. Jed Monn. Rockaway. N.J..
7-t. 6 223 9. Bryan Goebel. Merriam. 4-3-1.
6.217. 10. Butch Soper Lake Havasu City 4-4 6. 186. 11.
Jimmy Keeth. Wesl Palm Beach. CAROLINA 5 Alabama TULANE 9 Illinois Stale NCAA SEMIFINALS TOMORROW At Atlanta, Ga. 4-4. 6.153.
12. Robby Porter, Auguala. Cincinnati 4. Y. Mets 2 California 7.
Milwaukee 4 Colorado 9. Oakland 6 Chicago Cubs 5. San Francisco 2 San Diego 8. Seattle 6. first game Minnesota 5.
Toronto 1 Chicago While Son 13. Boston 4 Philadelphia 7. Y. Yankees 4 San Diego 4. Seattle 2.
second game Today's games Boslon vs. Pittsburgh, 1 05 Detroit vs. Cleveland. 1 05 Florida vs. Baltimore, 1:05 Minnesota vs.
Atlanta. 1:05 Montreal vs. Los Angeles. 1:05 Y. Mets vs.
Houston. 1:05 Philadelphia vs. St Louis. 1 05 Toronto vs. Texas.
1:05 Chicago Cubs fssl vs. Oakland. 3 05 Colorado fssl vs Chicago Cubs. 3 05 Milwaukee vs. Seattle.
3:05 San Diego vs. Colorado ss). 3 05 San Francisco vs. California, 3 05 Georgetown 7 Texas Tech UMass 9 1 Arkansas e.iur. 13.
Curtis Odom, Winston-Salem, 4-4 6.102. 14. David Ozio. V'dor, Texas. 3-5.
6 10115 Doug Kent, Canandaigua. 3-4- At Minneapolis, Miim. WESTERN CONFERENCE CENTRAL LOL Pt GF GA -Albany 48 14 0 5 101 277 178 Adirondack 32 26 2 8 74 227 203 Rochoater 31 32 4 4 70 242 256 Cornwall 29 34 5 7 70 211 213 Syracuse 27 39 7 3 64 226 260 SOUTHERN LOL Pit GF GA 34 28 3 7 78 289 276 Hershey 30 28 3 10 73 248 240 Baltimore 25 34 2 9 61 228 258 Carolina 24 36 3 9 60 260 292 EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC LOL Pt GF GA St John 30 28 2 13 75 229 232 Fredencton 29 29 0 10 68 271 263 E.I. 30 33 3 4 67 250 279 Cape Breton 31 37 2 2 66 258 283 Saint John 27 30 3 9 66 222 229 NORTHERN LOL TPts GF GA Springfield 36 24 4 11 87 246 192 Worcester 28 26 3 12 71 198 204 Portland 27 32 3 9 66 240 243 Providence 27 33 3 9 66 216 237 Nole Overtime losses count lor one point. MONDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled YESTERDAY'S GAMES Providence 4.
Cape Breton 2 l. 4, Baltimore 2 TODAY'S GAMES Cornwall at Adirondack Bmghamton at Hershey Portland at Worcester TOMORROW'S GAMES Albany at Carolina Fredencton at Cornwall Baltimore at Saint John 1. 6.066. 16. Norm Duke.
Edmond. 2- Wake Forest 4 Louisville Kentucky 14 Ulah FRIDAY At Lexington, Ky. UConn 8 i Miss. St Cincinnati 2 Georgia Tech 6. 6.060.
17. Bob Learn Erie. Pa 4-4 6 046. 18. Tim Criss.
Bel Air. Md 3-5. 6.030. 19. John Woessner.
Euless. Texas, 3-4-1. 6.005 20. Bill Oakes. Lawlon.
Okla 1-6-1. 5 983 21. Danny Wiseman. Baltimore. 4-4.
5.977. 22. Kelly Bennell. Auburn Hills, Mich 4-4. 5.960.
23. David Traber. Woodstock. Ill 2-6. 5.878.
24, Philip Rmgener. Big Spring. Texas. 2-6, 5,852 At Denver, Colo. Syracuse 1 i Georgia Kansas 5 Arizona Chicago While Sox vs Y.
Yankees. 7:05 MIDEAST Second Round Monday Connecticut 88. Michigan St. 68 San Francisco 64. Duke 60 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Saturday At Rosemont, III.
Vanderbill (22-7) vs Iowa (27-3). 8 pm. Connecticut (32-3) vs. San Francisco 124-7). 10:30 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Monday Semilinal winners.
9 30 pm MIDWEST SECOND ROUND Monday Louisiana Tech 84. Southern Miss. 46 Stephen Auslm 93. Clemson 88. OT REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Saturday At Nacogdoches, Taxa Louisiana Tech (30-11 vs.
Texas Tech (27-41. TBA: Stephen Austin (27-31 vs. Georgia (25-4). TBA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Monday Semifinal winners. 9 30 WEST SECOND ROUND Monday Slanlord 94.
Colorado St 63 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Saturday Slantord (27-2) Alabama (24-7). 10 pm. Auburn (22-8) vs Penn State (26-61. 12:30 am REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Monday Semifinal winners, midnight FINAL FOUR At Charlotte, N.C. NATIONAL SEMIFINALS Friday, March 2S East champion vs Mideast champion.
TBA Midwesl champion vs Wesl champion, TBA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, March 31 Semilinal winners. 6 30 p.m. TRANSACTIONS LINESCORES 300 games (Fourth roundl Dave Husled and Bill Oakes. At St. Petersburg, Fla.
AREA RESULTS BASKETBALL Cleveland 000 301 302 9 10 3 SI Louis 001 400 100- 6 9 0 McDowell. Kline I5I. De La Rosa 16). Williams (81. Shuey (9) and Pena: Stottlemyre.
Parrett 5). Olson (7), Eiland (9) and Borders. He- National Basketball Association Chicago Buhsi Placed James Edwards. Tim Youles 703, Lynn Slork 664, Sieve Mastrosimone 664, Tom Kiel 661. Dave Fa- center, on the iniured list.
Activated Dickey bra 660. Bob Friedler 657, Tony Ferrari 650: Carol Lagmg 627, Wendy Novick 620. simpkms. torward. from the iniured list.
Jeanne Paiko 618. Pal Kowalchuk 599, Mimi AMERKS STATISTICS mond 8) W-De La Rosa. 1-0. L-Olson. 0-1.
Sv-Shuey(1. HRs Cleveland. Perry(1). St. Louis.
Gaelti (2). At Lakeland, Fla. Kansas City 022 002 001-7 10 0 Detroit 012 002 001-6 15 2 FOOTBALL Radio b'oadcasts in light lace: times denote start of broadcasts. Radio legend) WCMF-AM (990), WHAM-AM (1180). WHTK-AM (1280).
PhiUdtfptila Calf: Signed Irving Fryar. wide receiver lo a three-year contract and Oeral Boykin. defensive back, and Khevln Pratt, wide receiver, to one-year Gubicza. Tolh (4). Meacham 17).
Magnante 191 and Macfarlane. Fasano 14): Aldred. Bo-ever 161. Myers 18) and Flaherty. Nevin I7.
W-Gubicza. 1-0 L-Aldred. 2-1 Sv-Mag-nante (2). Hfls-Kansas City. Vitiello (2).
Detroit, Fielder 3I. Fryman 4I. SCORING (Through Sunday) CP API PM Craig Charron 60 32 43 75 65 20 Dixon Ward 59 28 44 72 61 -5 Terry Hollinger 59 5 49 54 71 4 Dane Jackson 49 27 19 46 128 18 Barrie Moore 54 23 21 44 34 14 Scon Metcalfe 60 19 20 39 186 10 Rob Conn 27 21 10 31 30 13 Pittsburgh StMlert: Signed lamonte uoleman. running back; A J. Ofodile and John Farquhar.
tight ends; Shayne Edge, punter; and Patrick Scott, linebacker. At West Palm Beach, Fla. Russ Cannito. Olympic 279 Sieve Horton. Olympic 279 Chad Larose.
Olympic 279 Titus Pryor. Olympic 279 Steve Dodds. Olympic 278 Tony Gallo. Maiden 278 MEN'S SERIES Tilus Pryor. Olympic 784 Mike Pool.
Pleasure 779 Joe Guerra. Olympic 776 Tony Gallo, Maiden 763 Don Nowicki. Maiden 760 Mike Rose. B-A-R 760 Mall Cerame. Maiden 758 Tim Semrau.
Maiden 750 Paul Anderson. Maiden 748 Rich Gustke. B-A-R 745 Tom Smilh. Maiden 742 Mario Mangiola. Pleasure 742 Jelt Pealo.
B-A-R 742 Jell Zeilvogel. B-A-R 741 Joe Lapa. Jr Perry 741 SlevB Mancz.ik, Pleasurn 735 MEN'S AVERAGES Greg Joseph. Maiden 230 Jeff Zeilvogel B-A-R 229 Jim Joseph, Maiden 227 David Bnnkel. Pleasure 227 Tim Morley.
Perry 227 Nick Schwalb, Maiden 226 Dave Sigouin. Maiden 226 Scoll Bengsch. Olympic 226 Don Nowicki. Maiden 225 Larry Cieslinski, Maiden 225 Tom Klee. Maiden 224 Tom Smith.
Maiden 224 Bob Perry, Jr. Maiden 224 Mike Rose. Olympic 224 Mike ftazer. Maiden 222 Danny Keene Maiden 222 WOMEN'S GAMES Bambi Asmuth. Olympic 279 Chyiel McClam.
Olympic 268 Andrea Pizzo. Olympic 268 Joni Best. Maiden 268 Sundra Keys. Olympic 267 Mary lansberry. Olympic 267 Colleen Celenlani.
Olympic 255 Lavada Howard. Dewey 254 Pat Cross. Pleasure 248 Laurie Bencivengo. Maiden 247 Debbie Mcllhagga. Olympic 245 Barb Marcotte.
Pleasure 245 Kelly Roethel. Pleasure 244 Sandra Smilh. Olympic 244 Brenda Brunelle. Pleasure 239 Marian Alaimo. Pleasure 238 WOMEN'S SERIES Joni Best Maiden 722 Chyre McClam.
Olympic 693 Jackie Smith. Maiden 663 Snaron Eichele. B-A-R 662 Debbie Mcllhagga. Olympic 661 Sandra Ranallo. Olympic 659 Maria Hulberl.
B-A-R 653 Becky Flansburg. Pleasure 652 Laurie Bencivengo. Maiden 652 Bambi Asmulh. Olympic 652 Millie Ignizio. Olympic 646 Nancy Starken, Maiden 645 Barb Marcotte.
Pleasure 643 Mary lansberry Olympic 640 Carol Braun. Olympic 636 Colleen Celenlani Olympic 636 WOMEN'S AVERAGES Andy Cripps. Pleasure 221 Millie Ignizio. Olympic 212 Joni Best. Maiden 21 1 Nancy Starken.
Maiden 207 Sandy Ranallo. Olympic 206 Eva Pringle. Maiden 205 Alberla Wamboid. Olympic 207 Bambi Asmulh. Olympic 201 Ellen Collard.
Olympic 201 Barb Marcolle. Pleasure 201 Andrea Pizzo, Maiden 201 Mary lansberry. Maiden 199 Colleen Celenlani. Olympic 199 Kathy Clement. Olympic 199 Chana Conley.
Olympic 199 Tammy While. Olympic 199 COLLEGES Scolt Nichol 53 13 16 29 161 -12 HOCKEY Los Angeles 001 100 100-3 2 Montreal 000 040 12k 7 9 0 Astacio. Park (6). Cummings (7). Osuna I8I.
Elvira (8) and Hernandez: Perez. Rueter (5). Veres 17). Rotas (8). Wiffe (9) and Fletcher.
Howard (5). W-Rueter. 2-0. L-Aslacio. 0-2 HRs Los Angeles.
Hermnandez (1. Gagne (1). Montreal. Rodriguez 13) Klimentiev 57 4 25 29 54 15 Dan Frawley 66 11 15 26 161 4 Dave Cooper 57 8 11 19 75 -6 Jamie Leach 36 7 9 16 34 -10 Brian Hollinger 15 8 6 14 12 5 Rumun Ndur 63 1 11 12 234 9 i Dean Melanson 57 2 9 11 187 -5 BASEBALL At Bradenton, Fla. Steve Junker 22 5 2 7 27 -1 i Bob Weslerby 32 1 6 7 143 1 YESTERDAY Eat Albright 4.
W. Maryland 3 Amherst 9. Baldwin Wallace 2 Lulher 4. Albright 2 Misericordia 2. Kings.
Pa 1 New York Tech 8. Ga Southern 7. Ill) Slony Brook 9. Dowling 6 Shayne Wright 36 0 6 6 82 -5 Texas 000 100 000-1 5 1 Pittsburgh 400 010 01x-6 12 0 Pavlik, Cook 16). Vosberg (7).
Mimbs (8) and Valle. Pappas(7. Ericks. Cordova (5). Christiansen 7I.
Plesac I8. Miceli 19) and Kendall. Parrish 7. W-Ericks, 1-0. L-Pavlik.
1-1. HRs-Pittsburgh. Milletle (1). 114 Ted 10 36 jia 115 Sieve Loweiy 8 $29 116 Jell Harl 5 S28 074 117 Hisayuki Sasaki 5 $25 691 1 18 Russ Cochran 6 $25 4J0 1 19 Olin Browne 8 S25 1U6 120 Brandel Chamblw 8 $24 763 121. Franklin Langham 9 $24 513 122.
Guy Boros 9 523 323 123 David Edwards 5 $22 2J2 124. John Mahaftey 9 S21274 125 Mike Slandly 7 $19910 126 Stuarl Appleby 9 $19,532 127. Chip fleck 8 $19 164 128 Barry Lane 4 $18,850 129 DA. Weibring 1 S18.500 130 Gil Morgan 6 518 421 131 Bernhard Langer 3 132 Dave Slocklon Jr 8 $17 476 133 Scott Gump 8 16 923 134. Dicky Pride 7 1,0,857 135 Brian Tennyson 6 16 4 12 136 John Cook 7 $16 351 137.
Ed Dougherty 10 5 15.250 138 John Inman 8 14.682 139 Jell Gallagher 7' $14 561 140. Gene Sauers 8 $14 07!) 141 John Maginnes 6 $13 94 142 Bobby Wadkms $13,883 143 Scott Dunlap 6 513 818 144 Brian Kamm 7 13 79 1 145 Jim Carter 7 13.020 146 Jell Julian 6 513 489 147. Robin Freeman 9 $13,477 148 Dillard Pruitl 7 $13 437 149. Taylor Smith 6 $13,246 150. Brian Claar 7 13.
123 Jason Cirone 12 1 .2 3 24 -1 Sieve Shields 32 0 3 3 37 Ooug Houda 9 0'1 1 11 5 John Blue 110 11 4 OTHERS I15 222 26 50 76 345 BENCH 67 56 At Port St. Lucie, Fla. AREA RESULTS Total 67 242 379 621 2222 Cincinnati 000 010 102 4 9 2 New York (N 000 100 010 2 9 2 Smiley. Shaw 17). Hernandez 181.
Moore 19) and Oliver. Taubensee (7): Mlicki. MacDon-ald (51. Acevedo 6) and Hundley. Castillo (8).
W-Hernandez, 2-0. L-Acevedo. 0-1. Sv-Moore (1). HRs Cincinnati.
Branson (2). New York. Huskey 5) GOALTENDERS GP Sv An. Sieve Shields 32 15 12 1 .884 3.76 John Blue 11 3 5 1 .874 399 OTHERS (4) 33 13 15 2 .888 3 53 Total 67 31 32 4 .880 3 83 National Hockey League Buffalo Sabre: Traded Charlie Huddy. defenseman.
and a 1997 seventh-round draft choice to the Si. Louis Blues lor the rights to Denis Hamel, left wing. Colorado Avalanche; Traded Paxton Schutte. left wing, to the Calgary Flames tor Vesa Viilakoskl. left wing.
Lo Angeles Kkigi Traded John Druce. right wing, and a 1997 seventh-round draft choice to the Philadelphia Flyers tor a 1997 fourth-round draft choice. Montreal Canadienei Recalled Craig Rivet, defenseman. from Fredencton of the AHL. New Jersey Devilsi Recalled Ricard Persson.
delenseman, from loan to Albany of the AHL. Ottawa Senators: Sent Kerry Huffman, delenseman. to the Philadelphia Flyers lor future considerations. Philadelphia Flyers: Traded Anatoli Se-menov. center, and Mike Crowley, defense-man, lo the Anaheim Mighty Ducks for Brian Wesenberg.
right wing Pittsburgh Penguins: Sent Orake Bere-howsky and Sletan Bergkvisl. defensem*n. to Cleveland ol the IHL. American Hockey League Baltimore Bandit: Announced Darren Wethenll. defenseman.
has been reassigned from Orlando of the IHL. Cornwall Aces: Signed Patrick Rochon. defenseman. to a try-out agreement. Syracuse Crunch: Traded Matt Ruchty.
left wing, to Atlanta of the IHL tor Reggie Savage, center, and Shawn Rivers, defense-man. Worcester IceCatst Signed Jim Ber-mingham. center, lo a try-out agreement. At Chandler. Ariz.
California 003 000 000 4 7 12 0 Milwaukee 000 201 000 1-4 10 2 (10 mningsl Langston. Springer I5I. Ontiveros (7). Perci- val 8). Jamts (9.
Edenfield 10) and Fabre-gas. Tingley (7): McDonald. Carpenter 14). Lucey 593. Vi Harm 587.
Judy DeBellis 579. Helen Clark 561. Sally Nicol 561. Laura Mundry 559, Cindy Gold 555. Sarah Mcjury 554.
Debra Pagan 554. Carol Dedes 551.. Terry Ford 551. DEWCV GARDEN Lavada Howard 626. Erika Brinkel 6 1 1.
Carol Kramer 580. Jane Noskie 560. Darlene Lloyd 560k Lina Hill 557, Anne Messina 555, Sharon Seeley 546, Lisa Viccaro 540, EMPIRE Ben Barry. Jason Argenlo 723, Bob Bau-man 70 1. Bob Morse 678 Irv Foss 676.
Dave Turpyn 661. Mike Seilz 660. Dick Giles 656. Eric Rekers 656 Bruno Mangolia 650. Issac White 584, Lori Chesterton 564, Kalyhy Ferrer.
541. GATES Bob Wiley 811 (3001. Chad MacNeal 771 (279, Jim DeVries 746, Scot Alan 730. Ken Buchanan 707. Ron Boyce693.
Rick Cammil. len 685. Snow 683. Ken Dohson 683. Dick Verheecke 683.
Dan Minank 660 Terry Whil-ney 672. Bart Pemo 669, Larry Garlz 667, Tom DiGiacco 662. Gary. Schoeplel 659. Sieve Woytas 652, Gary Sengilio 651.
Carl Kowalski 650 1279): Jean Fox 662. Trish Hara 545. MAIDEN Sheila Hanley 604. Carol filakely 597. Nanette flandoll 596.
Tammy Schreiner 580 (2351. Kelley Bannerman 580, Laurie Heberl 551. Sharon Brockman 542, Cathy Vaughan 541 NORTH PARK Ralph Perrolla 714 1279). Jim Fichera 703, Jim DeGrave 667. Dave Vent 659.
Jim DeR-ose 656. Millie Ignizio 652. Shelley Wamboid 634. Pattie DiSiasio 621 OLYMPIC Scott Bengsch 742 (2801, Brian Slolls 714 (279). Thomas Shaw 695.
Ricky Jewell Jr 694. Jay Nephew 679. Chad LaRose 677. Jay Nephew 674. Paul Neyland 674.
Lee Campoli 665. Samuel Thomas 664. Sam Sleele 662 (279). Gerard Jackson 660. Jack Leathers 660.
James While 661. Sieve Horton 650. Ann Jenkms 641. Kim Jones 601, Margaret Magoffin 581. Rose Taylor 579.
Sally Williams 579. Brenda Jenlons 549. Doreen Meintel 547. Carolyn Marshall 543. Maria Augusline 542 PANORAMA Bob Wiley 751.
Dene Houppert 720, Jason Carr 67 1, Jody MacDonald 668. Joe Magollm 667. Irv McChesney 665. Bob While 659 Dennis Pragei 651. George Brooks 653.
Sue Plopper 630. Vivian Floyd 606 Kathy Clement 598. Tammy White 593. Ann Marie Keenan 588. Dianne Monnin 565 Kim Zabor-owski 578.
Flo Hawley 569. Michele Larson 567. Dons Swagler 562. Ilene Roeger 555. Marianne Tutlle 554.
Kitty Summers 553. Halyma Chevez 553. Amy Banker 551. Freda Keil 549. Peggy David 548.
Sue tudwig 546. Carol May 544. Chris Andreassen 543. Deb Kap 542. PLEASURE Dave Mensing 661.
Tom Ives 652, Andy Cnops 651: Joyce Kain 559 Sue Smilh 552. Millie Kramarsyck 546 ROSELAND Phil Muscato Jr. 728. John Spencer 674. Kelly Power 665.
Roger Power 657 Linda Ingram 601. Kathy Haas 591, Noma Bailey 565. Cindy Langan 561. Pat Simmons 556. Helen Vallee 546.
Sharon Sedore 546. Dense Walker 542, Tammy Caslon. 640 SPENCERPORT Paul Henshaw 703, Jim Miles 689. Mike Progno Sr 680. Mark Henshaw 673.
Dennis Lark 659. Dennis Nickel 654. Ron Harrison pons 161. Lioyo Fetters 9 Kramer 10) Scoring by period 1 2 30T Tot Amerks 60 100 78 4 242 Opponents 79 86 90 4 259 Shots by period 1 2 3 OT TOT Amerks 600 738 678 24 2040 Opponents 737 732 672 21 2162 Record GP Home 31 19 11 1 Away 36 12 21 3 AHL STATISTICS PGA STATISTICS and Matheny, Nokes (6). W-James.
1-0. L-Kramer. 1-1. Sv Edenfield 1 1). HRs California.
Edmonds. Milwaukee. Ward. BASEBALL Wt Virginia 1 1, St. Bonaventure 4: Chad Spencer struck oul four in two innings of middle relief to earn the win lor hosl West Virginia Andy Steinorth (Webster) struck but Iwo and walked two in live innings of work (6-3).
San Jose St 9. Cornell 7 WOMEN'S TENNIS Pittaburgh St. Bonaventure 4: Becky Arnold I Patsiora Sutherland! defeated Pittsburgh's Maria Zielinski in fourth singles 6-2. 6-3. SI Bonaventure tails to 8-9.
TODAY'S EVENTS MEN'S LACROSSE Rensselaer at Hartwtck. 4 p.m. MEN'S TENNIS Rochester at Nazareth. 4 p.m. TENNIS ST.
PETERSBURG OPEN St. Petersburg, Russia First Round Yevgeny Kafelnikov 1 det. Omar Campor-ese 6-3, 6-3: Mikael Tillstrom (5) del. Alexander Volkbv 6-2. 7-5; Filip Dewult (4) del Oleg Ogorodov 6-3.
4-6. 6-1: Jetf Tarango del. Carl-Uwe Sleeb (8) 6-7 (9-7). 6-2. 6-1.
Magnus Gustafsson 17) del Lionel Roux 6-2 6-4. Jan Apell del Nicklas Kulti 4-6. 6-2. 6-4. Nuno Marques del Oliver Delaitre 6-4.
7-6 7-4, At Tucaon. Ariz. Oakland 000 111 203 8 15 3 Colorado 300 121 002 -9 8 1 Taylor. Small (3). T.Williams (51.
Karsay 17). Monlgomery (8) and Williams. Molina (71: Swift. Rekar (3). Ruffm 8).
Habyan 19) and Owens. Reed (7). W-Habyan. 2-1. L-Montgomery.
0-2 HR-Oakland. Giambi (2). At Mesa, Ariz. SOCCER San Francisco 020 000 000-2 8 1 Chicago IN) 001 011 20x-5 10 3 S250 924 $232,686 S231 .112 S230.986 $196,170 $193,688 S193.465 18 1.630 S171.791 $171,479 $159817 $159,384 $158,575 $157,654 $153,748 $147 523 139.931 $132,330 $132,129 $130 239 $124 688 $121,125 $118 947 $114,160 $112,849 $111,791 $109,926 $107,965 $104,613 $103,052 $102,044 $99455 $98,587 $95,989 $95,795 $93,362 $91,280 $90,774 $88,269 $87,336 $87,237 585,128 S84.538 S83.626 $82,765 S82.214 $76,178 $75,817 $74,565 $74,394 $68,553 568.539 S68.307 $66 567 S66.475 $65 268 $64 021 $61,891 561,698 $61,640 $61,280 S61.085 S60.000 $56,304 $54,898 $54,534 $51,950 $50920 550.253 $50,028 $49,825 549.544 $49,022 548.576 548 131 $47,452 $46,800 546 348 $46,048 $45,458 $45,333 $44,505 $43,895 $43818 541 936 $41,925 S4 1,684 541 184 S38.936 537.681 537.613 536 082 536.024 $35641 $35,202 975 $34 894 533.687 $32 500 $32 100 $32,016 $31240 $30 920 $29 853 $29 440 9 Tim Herron 10. Scoll Simpson 11.
Bob Tway 12. Craig Stadier 13. Tom Lehman 14 Michael Bradley 15 Scotl Hoch 16. Nick Faldo 17. Jell Maggert 18 Mark Calcavecchia 19 John Huiion 20.
Justin Leonard 21 Mark McCumber 22. Payne Stewart 23. Brad Faxon 24. Fred Couples 25 Larry Nelson 26 Lennie Clementa 27. Jasper Parnevik 28 Woody Austin 29 Omar Uresli 30.
Brad Bryanl 31. Mark Wiebe 32. Jay Haas 33. Joe Oiaki 34 Steve Slncker 35. Sieve Jones 36.
Corey Pavin 37. John Wilson 38. Tom Scherrer 39. Lee Janzen 40 John Morse 41. Kenny Perry 42.
Nolan Henke 43. Fred Funk 44. Nick Price 45. Sieve, Elkinglon 46. Fullon Allem 47.
Jerry Kelly 48. Tom Purtzer 49 Patrick Burke 50. Lee Rinker 51. iafl Slwnan 52. Jim Gallagher Jr 53.
Doug Martin 54. Marco Dawson 55. Kelly Gibson 56. Rocco Mediate 57. Mike Hulberl 58 Phil Blackmar 59.
Sandy Lyle 60. Larry Mize 61 Bruce Lielzke 62 David Frosl 63. David Toms 64. Glen Day 65. Curt Byrum 66.
Curtis Strange 67. Bob Lohr 68 Paul Azinger 69. Loren Roberts 70. David Ogrin 71. Bob Esles 72.
Billy Mayfair 73 Robert Game; 74 Grant Wane 75 Ben Crenshaw 76. Emlyn Aubrey 77. Mike Brisk 78. Bill Glasson 79. Duffy Waldorf 80.
Jay Don Blake 81. Kirk Tripletl 82. Hugh Royer III 63. Scott Verplank 84. Wayne Levi 85 Ray Floyd 86.
Keith Clearwater 87 Brad Fabel 88 Joey Smdelar 89. Lanny Wadkms 90. Blaine McCallisler 91. Rick Fehr 92. John Adams 93.
Peter Jacobsen 94 Michael Campbell 95 Len Mattiace 96 Kevin Sutherland 97. Neal Lancaster 98 Tom Kite 99 Keith Fergus 100 Allen M. Doyle 101. Sean Murphy 102. Brian Hennmger 103.
Joel Edwards 104 John Daly 105. Andrew Magee 106 Dan Pohl 107 Ronnie Black 108 Tom Walson 109 Scolt McCarron 1 10 Mike Springer 1 1 1 Don Pooley 112 Hal Sutton 1 13 Tommy Tolles American Professional Soccer League Rochester Rhinos: Agreed to lerms with Zoran Kane, striker. Doug Miller, winger, and Tommy Tanner, midfielder, from the Cleveland Crunch of the NPSL. VanLandingham. Bautisla (6.
Service (7). Beck 6 and Decker. Lampkin (6; Castillo. Perezl6). Wendell (7).
Patterson 8. Jones(9 andOorsett. Merulk8 W-Perez 1-t. L-Bautista. 0-1.
Sv-Jones (2). HRs-San Francisco. McCarty(l) Chicaco. Hernandez MEN'S BASKETBALL (Through Sunday) SCORING CP A Ptt BSmylh. Car 57 53 48 101 Ferraio.
Bng 60 44 49 93 Monlgomery. Her 66 31 59 90 Dionne. Car 50 34 52 86 Ferraro. Bng 67 26 69 85 MCasselman. Car 59 31 53' 84 A Brunelle.
Pot 62 23 60 83 Picard. Pei 54 37 45 82 PDemilra. Pei 48 28 53 81 Morrow Her 67 41 38 79 'D Tucker. Fre 62 25 54 79 BHarkms. Car 46 21 58 79 Roy.
Pei 53 31 45 76 Sullivan. Alb 52 33 42 75 CCharron, Roc 60 32 43 75 Murray. Cpb 68 30 45 75 I Bohonos. Syr 63 38 36 74 Richter. Bng 62 18 56 74 Gernander.
Bng 63 44 29 73 Chyzowski. Adk 66 39 34 73 LACROSSE TENNIS (2. Grace (t). At Peoria, Ariz. GOLF World Team Tennis KatiMt City Ixptorers.
Signed John McEnroe for the 1996 season. San Diego 004 010 300 8 13 0 Sealtle 001 001 004 6 13 3 Lewis. Berumen (6. Abbott (7). Oauist (8).
RYDER CUP POINTS COLLEGES NIT TOURNAMENT SECOND ROUND Monday South Carolina 80. Vanderbill 70 Tulane 84. Minnesota 65 Illinois Si 77. Wisconsin 62 Alabama 72. Missouri 49 Yesterday St Joseph 82.
Providence 62 Nebraska 82. Washington Stale 73 Fresno Slate 80. Michigan St 70 Rhode Island 62. Charleston Coll. 58 0T THIRD ROUND Today Alabama (18-1 Hal Soulh Carolina (19-1 1), 7 Illinois Slale 22-1 1) al Tulane (20-9).
9 Kaulman (9) and Ausmus. Romero 6: Wol-cott. Hurtado 151. Davis (61. Jackson 18).
Charlton (9) and Marzano. Pratt (6. W-SLewis. 1-1 Wotcott 1-2. Sv-Kaufman dl At Fort Myers.
Fla. Toronto 000 000 100-1 3 0 Minnesota 010 102 10x-5 10 0 Henlgen. Cox (6). Timlin (81 and Martinez. OBnen 171: Rodriguez.
Klmgenbeck (7). Guardado 18). Slevens (91 and Myers. W-Rodriguez. 3-0 L-Hentgen.
3-t Through Sunday Scoring 1 Scoll Simpson. 69 82 2. Bob Tway. 69 88 3. Tom Lehman.
69 89 4. Fred Couples. 69 94 5 Nick Faldo. 70 00 6 Rocco Mediale. 70 01 7.
Corey Pann. 70 11. 8. Mark 0 Meara. 70 12 9.
Vita Singh 70.11 1 Tied Wilh Mark Brooks. 70 20 Driving Dislanca 1. Sieve Jones. 285 5 yards 2 Tim Heuon. 284.8 3.
John Adams. 284 3 4 Steve Slncker. 283 3 5. Grant Wane 2800 6. Kelly Gibson.
279.5 7. Viiay Singh 279i 8 lliel. Jesper Parnevik and Joe Acosla Jr 278 9 10. Robert Gamez, 278 6 Driving Accuracy 1 (tie). Bruce Lielzke and Curtis Strange 79 8 percent 3 lliel.
Nick Faldo and Bob Lohr. 78 9. 5 (tie). Loren Roberts and Justin Leonard. 78 6.
7. Fred Funk 78 0 8. John Morse. 77 1. 9.
3 lied at 76 5 Total Driving 1. Grant Waite, 35 2, Mark Calcavecchia. 59. 3. Lee Janzen.
68 4. Mark Meara 7 1 5. Keith Fergus. 72 6. Kenny Perry.
73 7 lliel. Joey Smdelar and Justin Leonard. 74 9 (hel. Peter Jacobsen and Bruce Lielzke. 75 Groan in Regulation 1.
Mark Meara. 76.7 percent 2. Fred Couples. 75 5 3. Brad Bryant.
74 9 4. Jesper Parnevik. ,73.3 5. Tom Lehman. 73 2 6 lliel.
Mark Calcavecchia and Payne Stewart, 72 9 8, Scoll Simpson, 72 7 9. Bob Tway, 72 5 10. Lennie Clements. 72 0 Putting 1. Nick Faldo.
1 673 per green reached regulation 2. Kirk Tripled. 1 688 3. Brad Faxon. 1 696 4.
Lee Janzen. 1 701 6. John Morse. 1 727 6, Larry Nelson 1 728 7. Paul Azinger.
1 730 8 Hie). Jay Haas and Doug Martin. 1 733 10 3 lied al 1 737 Birdie 1. Nick Faldo. 4 50 per nine holes Larry Nelson and Mark Meara, 4 44 4, Brad Faxon.
4 415, Fred Couples, 4 24 6, Nolan Henke 4 23 7 Payne Slewarl 4 22 8. Brad Bryant 4 19 9 Lee Janzen. 4 14 '10 John Huston. 4 13 Eagle 1. Carl Paulson, 72 0 holes per eagle 2.
Viay Singh, 86 4 3 111 Curt Byrum and Steve Jones. 90 0 5. Omar Uresli. 93 0 6. Tom Scherrer.
93 6 7, Gleii Day. 94 5 8 lliel, Fred Couples and Joe Acosta Jr 102 0 10. Grant Wane. 103 5 Sand Save 1 Paul Azinger. 73 3 percenl 2 Corey Pavin 73 1 -3.
David Ognn 7 1 9 4 jay Haas 714 5. Brad Faxon 66 7 All Around 1 Nick Faldo. 14 2 Fred Couples 165 3. Mark 0 Meara. 217 4 itiei Maik CaicaVK-chia and John Wilson.
269 6. Scolt Simpun 273 7. Paul Azinger. 286 8. Sinqn 305 9.
Larry Nelson. 306 10. Lee Janzen, 317 MILL STANDINGS NCAA: Placed Ftortda State on probation for one year with no ban on pos I -season appearances or loss of scholarships for failure to properly monitor the activities of prospective sports agents on campus. Maine Athletic Cofiferwicw Suspended Husson's women's basketball team from alt postseason competition for the 1996-7 season for not being in compliance with the conference rules. Artiamas SUUi Named Barry Dowd athletic director Columbia: Announced the resignation of Mary Beth landing, women crew coach, effective at the end of the spring season and Peggy Schultz.
women volleyball coach, to become director of athletics at the National At Sarasota, Fla. Boslon 010 000 300 4 11 3 654. Karol Meredilh 598 Gloria Moyle 597. United State Through Sunday 1 Phil Mickelson 195.000 2 Mark 0 Meara 155.000 3 Mark Brooks 112 500 lie. Scott Simpson 112 500 5.
Davis Love III 100 000 6 Paul Goydos 87 500 7. Scoll Hoch 82 500 8 Bob Twav 81 250 9. Tom Lehman 78.750 10. Jim Furyk 75 000 tie. Tim Herron 75 000 tie Craig Stadier 75 000 13.
Mark Calcavecchia 70 000 14. Payne Stewart 65 000 15. Brad Bryant 60.000 16. Jetf Maggert 57 500 17. Fred Couples 50.000 tie.
John Wilson 50.000 19 Brad Faxon 45 000 tie John Huston 45 000 tie. Lee Janzen 45 000 tie. Justin Leonard 45 000 tie Mark McCumber 45000 24 Michael Bradley 42 500 25. Tom Purtzer 40.000 Linoa benuch 545 TERRACE GARDEN Mike Mardone 741. Sam Caouzi 720 Fred Rhode Island (20-Ut vs St.
Joseph (17-12). TBA Friday Fresno SI (22-i0vs Nebraska 1 18-14). TBA SEMIFINALS At New Yortt Tuesday, March 26 7 and 9pm Thursday, March 28 THIRD PLACE Semilinai losers. 7pm CHAMPIONSHIP Semilinal winners. 9 p.m Chicago (A 104 000 80 13 11 2 Wakefield.
Slocumb 16). Garces 17) Pennington 7. Stanton 8) and Stanley. Delgado 17): Rutfcorn. Ellis (4), Sirotka I6.
Keyser (8). Hernandez (9 and Vollmer. Tremie (81 W-Ruffcorn. 1-1. L-Wakefield.
0-1. HRs Boston. Stanley (51 Chicago. Thomas (2). Barnes (3).
Durham (2. Vollmer (1. Gravanda 718. John Palermo 717. Tim Mor- ley 00.
Sylvester Sampson 696. Ed Goodwin Cathedral School. Pet. GB Buffalo 7 1 875 Philadelphia 7 2 778 'i Boston 5 4 556 2'r RechMtar 5 4 .556 2 Baltimore 3 5 375 4 1 New York 3 5 375 4 Charlotte 0 9 000 FRIDAY'S GAME Buffalo al New York SATURDAY'S GAME Rochester at Charlotte. 7:30 p.m.
Baltimore al Boston Philadelphia al Bullalo LAS VEGAS LINE Home team in CAPS 694, Bob Dank 686 Bob Perry Jr 686. Corey Jackson 683. Eric Hamann 676 Adam Indiana -Purdue-Fort Wayna: An At Tampa, Fla. nounced the resignation of Andy Piazza, men basketball coach Philadelphia 000 010 060 7 9 1 New York A 000 112 000 4 10 0 formnffsida: Promoted Ann Hatsne as McGregor 665. John Mastrella 663, Art Ehr-hardt 662 Gerry Cox 662 Ray LeChase 658.
Dom Leone 657. Paul Gross 666. James Lagmg 655. Aileen Monies 570. Mary Haag 565.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL sistant women basketball coach, to women basketball coach Wiacdneta-Milwaukee: Extended the Hunier. MimbsfS). Ryan (7). Boftalicoi8iand Santiago. Webster (81: Key.
Rogers (71 and Girardi W-Ryan. 1-0 Rogers. 0-3 Sv-Bottalico(2 HRs-Philadelphia. Jordan (1). Daultond).
AREA LEADERS contract ol Ric Cobb, men's basketbafl coach, through the 1996-99 season. MEN'S GAMES PGA MONEYLEADERS Favonle'Underdog BASEBALL BOWLING Ken Haslip. Pleasure 300 Don Nowicki. Maiden 298 Through Sunday Tm NCAA TOURNAMENT SECOND ROUND Monday Tennessee 97, Ohio SI, 65 Kansas 77. Texas 70 Old Dominion 72.
Toledo 66 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Saturday At Charlottesville. Va. Twwesbee i28-4 vs Kansas (22-91. 11 30 a Virgmiai25-6ivs Old Dominion 129-21 2pm REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Monday Semiltndl winners. 5pm EXHIBITION SCORES PBA RESULTS Willie Martinez.
Maiden 289 Scott Lagmg. Olympic 288 Thomas Shaw Olympic 267 Scott Szeles Maiden 265 Joe Marlorelli Domm 279 TODAY NHL NFW JERSEY Boslon MONTREAL 1-1 i Hartford O-lioit 1-1 TORONTO ohiLAijO 1-1': Calgary WINNIPEG 1-1: San Jose bl Louis E-'; DALLAS Yesterday 1 Phil Mickelson 8 S6 11.570 2 Greg Norman 4 $362,850 3 Mark Brooks 8 $337 905 4 Mark Meara 8 $337,393 5 Viiay Singh 7 $275,995 6 Jim Furyk 9 $273,690 7 Davis Love III 5 $270,175 8 Paul Goydos 9 $267,791 Cleveland 9 St Louis 6 Terry Maslvn Maiden 279 QUAKER STATE 2S0 OPEN At Grand Prairie, Texas Fourth round 1. Sieve Wilson. Tamarac. Fla.
6 2. 6 341 Richard Ehrne. Maiden Kansas City 7. Detroit 6 Montreal 7. Los Angeles 3 Pillsburgh 6.
Texas 1 Tom Smith Maiden 279 2. Doug Kempt. Temple City Calif 3-5. Korky Schwartz. Maiden 279 A A A 1 aa al A A A rrt ffl il rjunl I 1 jij A A11 ex.
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