rww ww D2 Missoulian, Wednesday, April 26, 2000 SCOREBOARD Detroil at Colorado. 1 m. Sunday. April 30 San Jose at Dallas, TBA us i NBA playoffs CAL ENDAR Wednesday, April 26 HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL Missoula Sentinel at Missoula Big Sky, 4:30 p.m. To hav your event listed In the calendar, writs to the Mbeoullan at P.O.
Box 8029, Missoula, ML, 59807, or fax the Information to 523294. MontanaLocal Hamilton marathoner recovers from surgery Hamilton's Matt Guzik, who is in the midst of running 12 marathons in 12 months to benefit 12 local causes, underwent hernia surgery last Friday. Last Monday, Guzik completed the Boston Marathon in 2 hours and 59 minutes. He says the operation won't keep him out of his next scheduled race in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho in late May. "I will not be denied," he told the Ravalli Republic.
"I may have to walk part of the next one, but we'll get it done." MSU women sign juco transfer BOZEMAN (AP) A basketball standout at a junior college in Colorado plans to play for Montana State University. Rebecca Alvidrez is a point guard who earned All-America honors at Otero Junior College in La Junta, Colo. MSU announced Wednesday that she has signed a letter of intent to join the Bobcats. Alvidrez, 5 feet 7 inches, averaged 15.9 points, 6.8 assists, 6.2 rebounds and 2.7 steals last season, guiding Otero to a 27-5 record. FIRST ROUND (Baat-of-S) Saturday, April 22 Miami 95, Detroit 85 Phoenix 72, San Antonio 70 Utah 104, Seattle 93 Philadelphia 92, Charlotte 82 Sunday, April 23 New York 92, Toronto 88, New York leads series 1-0 Portland 91, Minnesota 88, Portland leads series 1-0 LA.
Lakers 117, Sacramento 107, LA Lakers lead series 1-0 Indiana 88, Milwaukee 85, Indiana leads series 1-0 Monday, April 24 Charlotte 108. Philadelphia 98, OT, series tied 1-1 Utah 101 Seattle 87, Utah leads series 2- 0 Tuaaday, April 25 Miami 84, Detroit 82, Miami leads series 2-0 San Antonio 85, Phoenix 70, series tied 1- Live, someday and delayed national TV sports coverage for Wednesday. April 26 (schedule subject to change andor blackouts): Wednesday, April 26 NBA i 6 p.m. TNT Playoffs, doubieheader, first round, game 2s, Toronto af New York and Minnesota at Portland. They were referred to in the NHL as the "Second Six" back in 1967, the six teams that were part of the first major expansion of the National Hockey League 33 years ago.
That Second Six is well represented in the second round of the 2000 Stanley Cup playoffs. Four of them are still alive Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Dallas (originally the Minnesota Northstars). A fifth member, the LA. Kings went out in the first round.
The sixth member, the California Golden Seals, folded 22 years ago as the Cleveland Barons. Of the eight semifinalists, two are from the Original Six -Toronto and Detroit. Seven of the last nine Stanley Cup winners are still alive this season, including the winners of the last five. New Jersey, Colorado, Detroit (twice) and Dallas will all be playing in the second round. Twenty-five years ago it appeared that the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Philadelphia Flyers would meet in the conference semifinals, as they are this season.
Eack in 1 975, the Penguins led the New York Islanders three games to none before the Isles, making their postseason debut, rebounded to win the next four and advance. In the second round that year, the Flyers got up three games to none only to have New York rebound again to force a game seven. The Flyers eventually won that series on their way to the Stanley Cup. Chris Wallerskirchen If you'd like to ask Chris a sports trivia question, you can e-mail him at newsdeskmissoulian.com, or write to him at the Missoulian, P.O. Box 8029, Missoula, 59807.
1 J.D.Yates, Pueblo, $10,676. 16, Turtle Powell, Alpine, Texas, $10, 594 17, Joe Beaver, Huntsville, Texas. $9,752. 18, David Key.Ledbetter, Texas. $9,324.
19, Billy Stephens, Channing, 20, David Motes. Fresno, $7,537. Team Roping (Heeling) Rich Skelton, Llano, Texas, $35,647. 2, Clay O'Brien Cooper.Glen Rose, Texas, $33,765. 3.
Kyle Lockett, Ivanhoe, Calif. 4, Martin Lucero, Stephenville, Texas, $19,667. 5, MontyJoe Petska, Turlock, $1 7.699. 6, Tyler Magnus, Uano.Texas, $17,168. 7.
Kory Koontz. Sudan, Texas, $1 6.734. 8, BrittBockius, Claremore, 14,783. 9, Bucky Campbell, Prosser.Wash., $12,985. 10.
Trevor Brazile. Decatur, Texas, $12,810. II, Nick Rowland, Antlers, 12.763. 12, Kirt Jones.Lubbock, Texas, $11,356. 13, Cory Petska, Lexington, Okla.
1 1 97. 1 4, Allen Bach, Valley Home, $10,851. 15, JohnPaul Lucero, Villanueva, N.M., $10,594. 16. Aries Pearce.Washington, Texas, $10,323.
17, Tcoter Flack Jr, Bryan, 18, Bret Gould. Pollok. Texas, $9,752. 19, Cody Guess.Colorado City. Texas, $9,324.
20, Wayne Folmer, Lubbock, Barrel Racing Wednesday, April 26 Toronto at New York, 6 p.m. Minnesota at Portland, 8:30 p.m. Thuraday, April 27 Milwaukee at Indiana, 6 p.m. Sacramento at LA. Lakers, 8:30 p.m.
Friday, April 28 Charlotte at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Saturday, April 29 Miami at Detroit, 10:30 a.m. San Antonio at Phoenix, 1 p.m. Utah at Seattle, 3:30 p.m. Indiana at Milwaukee, 6:30 m.
NBA box scores PRCA leaders Through April 23 Ail-Around I Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas, $34,070. 2. Cash Texas, $32,083. 3, Jesse Bail, Goodwell, $31 ,41 1 Ohl. Orchard, Texas, $30,373.
S. Garrett Nokes, McCook, Neb 6, Joe Beaver, Huntsville. Texas, $26,761. 7, ScotUohnslon, Gustine, Texas, $22,661. 8, Guy Allen, Lovington, N.M.,$21 ,846.
9, J.D. Crouse, Canon City, $20,750. 10. BubbaPaschal, Laporte, Texas, 19,885. I I Dan Erickson, La Junta, $19,218.
12, Herbert Theridt.Poplarville, $19,040. 13, Curtis Cassidy, Donalda, 7,598. 14. Tee Woolman, llano, Texas, $16,771. 16, Kurt Goulding.Duncan, $16,575.
16, J.D. Yates, Pueblo, 15.966. Becker, Manyberries, Alberta, $15,138. 18, Robert Bowers. Brooks, Alberta, $15,066.
19, Jason Evans, Huntsville, 4,791. 20, Roy Cooper, Childress, Texas, $14,224. Bareback Riding 1 Sherry Cervi, Marana, $30,308. 2, Charmayne James.Gustine, Texas, $24,425 3, Gloria Freeman, Calhoun, $22,732. 4, Janet Stover, Rusk, Texas, $20,195.
5, Kristie Peterson.Elbert, $19,944. 6, Kelly Yates, Pueblo, $18,327. Fontenot, Ethel, $15,651. 8. Darlene Kasper, Von Ormy.Texas, 12,486 9, Tona Wright, Motiarfy, N.M..
$12.351. 10, SharonKobold, Big Horn, $12,101 11, Amy Dale, Graham, $12,046. 12, Kim West, OklahomaCitv. $11.578. 13i Karen Renshaw, Glasgow, Ky 11,36.
14.MaryAller, Pocatello, Idaho, $11,335. IS, Rachael $11,306. 16. Denise Adams, Steve Bush. HOUSTON-Named Miller McCalmon assistant director of pro scouting.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Signed CB Antonio Langham to a two-year contract. LB Matt Beck, WR Shockmain Davis, Seneca Gray, CB Evan Howell, Rodney Rideau and CB Mike Woods. NEW YORK GIANTS-Signed FB Brian Atkins. OT Jim Goff and DT Carl Hansen. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Released Steve Everitt, PK Norm Johnson and TE Jdrni6 Ashsr SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Announced the'-retirement of Bobby Beathard, general manager.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Signed WR Dwight Carter, WR Eric Chew, WR Chafie Fields, DT Dustin Loveless, LB Ty Trahan and B.J. Williams. SEATTLE SEA: lAWKS-Signed Tim Conley, Chris Gilbert and Scot Osborne. Almanzar. Signed LHP Ryan Taucher.
FEATHER RIVER MUDCATS-Released RHP James White. Signed INF Manuel Cora and RHP Phillip Haigler. Re-signed Justin Drizos. Acquired OF Tony Miranda from Tri-City for future considerations. BASKETBALL Women's National Basketball Aasociatlon HOUSTON COMETS-Traded Latavia Coleman to the Indiana Fever for Latina Davis and Renee Robinson.
PHOENIX MERCURY-Traded Shantia Owens to the Miami Sol for a 2001 fourth-round draft pick. FOOTBALL National Football League NFL-Suspended Denver Broncos CB Dale Carter one year for violating the league's substance-abuse policy. CHICAGO BEARS-Signed WR Bobby Engram to a three-year contract. CINCINNATI BENGALS-Signed C-TE Tuesday Heat 84, Pistons 82 DETROIT (82) Hill 3-7 2-2 9, Laettner 3-7 3-4 9, Mills 4-71-211, Stackhouse 10-22 5-6 26, Hunter 3-8 1-2 7, Curry 5-8 0-0 10. Williams 1-20-02, Crafty 1-3 2-2 4.
M.Moore 2-3 0-0 4, Buechler 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 32-68 14-18 82. MIAMI (84)-Mashburn9-184-5 24, P.Brown 6-10 0-0 12, Mourning 7-12 8-10 22, Majerle 3-7 2-3 10, Carter 5-1 1 0-2 10, Weatherspoon 2-8 0-0 4, Thorpe 0-21-21, Bcwen 0-3 1-2 1. Totals 32-71 16-24 84. Detroit 19 28 23 14 82 Miami 24 20 21 19 84 3-Point Goals Detroit 4-1 1 (Mills 2-4, Hill 1 -1 Stackhouse 1 -3, Crotty 0-1 Hunter 0-2), Miami 4-14 (Mashburn 2-4, Majerle 2-5, Mourning 0-1 Thorpe 0-1 Bowen 0-3).
Fouled out P.Brown. Rebounds Detroit 39 (Williams, Stackhouse 7), Miami 48 (Mourning 8) Assists Detroit 15 (Hill 4), Miami 22 (Carter 13). Total fouls Detroit 21 Miami 26. Technicals Laettner. Spurt 85, Suna 70 PHOENIX (70) Marion 1-5 0-0 2, C.Robinson 3-17 5-511, Longley 0-1 0-0 0, Livingston 1-6 0-02, Hardaway 9-21 0-3 19, Blount 3-6 2-6 8, Rogers 6-15 4-5 18, K.Johnson 2-9 0-0 4, Miller 0-1 0-0 0, Day 3-4 CH) 6.
Bailey 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 28-86 11-19 70. SAN ANTONIO (85) -Elliott 6-15 0-0 13. Walker 2-8 0-0 4, D.Robinson 9-25 7-7 25, A.Johnson 7-12 7-8 21 Elie 1-4 3-3 5, Kersey 1 -4 0-0 2, Rose 0-2 2-2 2, Porter 1 -8 0-0 3, Daniels 2-3 5-6 1 0, Dial 0-0 0-0 0. Mark Gomes, Nickersqn, $33,910.
2, James Boudreaux.Cuero, Texas, $28,289. 3. Darren Clarke, Weatherford, 4, Larry Sandvick, Kaycee, $21 ,986. 5, Sean Culver.Grandview. $20.731.
6, William Pittman II, Florence. Miss 7, Eric Mouton, Weatherford, $18,672. 8, JeffreyCollins, Redlield, $18,511.9. Pete Hawkins, Weatherford.Texas, $16,611. 10, Ken Lensegrav, Kyle, S.D., $16,663.
II, Kelly Wardell, Bellevue, Idaho, 14,811. 12, Mark Garrett.Nisland, S.D., Lufkin, Texas, 11,039. Campbell, Washington, Utah, $10.951. 18, Ruth $10.715. 19, Kay Blandford, Sutherland Springs.Texas, $10,412.
20. Deb Meredith, Casa Grande, $10,227. Bull Riding Shane Drury, Weatherford, $30,995. 2. Tyler Fowler.Theodore, $30,236.
3, Jesse Bail, Goodwell, $26,868.4, Danell Tipton, Spencer, $26,478. 5, Dan Wolfe, Redmond.Ore., 22,561 6, Mike Moore, Wellington, $18,266. 7. TyReeder, Corinne, Utah, $17,636. 8, Kelly Armstrong, Big Valley 16,600.
9, Kagan Slrott, Bozeman, Mont, $16,266. 10, RussKling, Killdeer, N.D., $16,141. II, Mike Petty, Zephyr, Texas, $16,018. 12, Josh O'Byrne, GlenRose, Texas, $15,667. 13, Fred Boettcher, Rice Lake, $15,121.14, Rocky McDonald, El Paso, Texas, $15,036.
15, Casey Baize. SanAngelo, Texas, $14,886, 16, Jason Legler, Loveland, 14,670.17, Gregory $14,631. 13, Denny McLanahan, Canadian, 14, Jon Brockway, Mansfield, Texas, $14,256. 15, DaveyShields Jr, Hanna, Alberta, $14,035. 16, Clint Corey, Powell Butte.Ore., $13,550.
17, Ron Leger, Crowley, $12,516. 18, JasonJeter, Fort Worth, Texas, $12,068. 19, Soccer Dab GrMnough, Had Lodge.MonL, 11,504. 20, D.J. Johnson, Hutchinson, $10,733.
Steer Wrestling 1, Byron Walker, Ennis, Texas, At Kallspell Totals 29-81 24-26 85. 2, Rope Myers, van.Texas, 24,199. 3, Frank Phoenix 20 17 14 19 70 San Antonio 24 27 9 25 85 rotter, wnin, lexas, 314,240. IB, Justin Daugherty.College Station, Texas, $14,101. 19, Robert Bowers, $11,719.
20. Michael Daniel, Lubbock, Texas, $11,080 Steer Roping 1, Guy Allen, Lovington, N.M., $14,434. 2, Rocky Patterson.Pratt, $12,002. 3, J.B. Whatley.
Gardendale, Texas, $7,144.4, Watson 27:27. 50-59 Dudley Dana 24:1 4, Calvin Bay 29:16, Geoffrey Harp 30:31. 60-69 Roger Bozky 32:35. 10k run 20-29 Chris Frazar 36: 1 7, Mike Birnbaum 36:50, Jeremy Hurlbert 38:08, Michael Crocker 38:12. 30-39 Dave Harrison 35:37 (overall winner).
Patrick Dryden 37:22, Rob Werling 38:00. 40-49 Layne Ralston 36:48, Bob Feeney 38:13, Don Malerk 38:55, Gorden Opel 39:08. 50-59 Steve Weiler 37:49, Clint Morrison 45:51 Stephen Seninger 49: 1 9. 60-69 Charles Allen 50:50. 70-79 -Bob Hayes 48:23.
1 mile walk 60-69 Jim Diede 13:46 (overall winner). Sk walk 1 0-1 5 Alex Bjornberg 53:48. 30-39-Tom Lohof 50:30. 50-59 James Gore 46:57 (overall winner). Cody Ohl, Orchard, Texas, $6,660.
5, Trevor Thompson, Cheyenne, $22,985. 4, BryanFields, Conroe, Texas, $22.838. 5, Teddy Johnson, Checotah, 6, Marvin Dubose, Lampasas, Texas, $21 ,428. 7, GarrettNokes, McCook, $20,307. 8.
Marty Musil, Crescent, 9, Ote Berry, Checotah, $16,076. 10, Cash Texas, $16,012. 11, Luke Branquinho, Los Alamos, $15,880. 12, TommyCook, HeberCity, Utah, $15,809. 13, Steve Duhon, Sonora, 14, T.W.
Parker. Wendell, Idaho, $14,003. 15, SeanMulligan, Laramie, 12,933. 16, Birch Negaard, Buffalo, S.D.,$12,778. 17, Vince Walker.
Oakdale, $12,554. 18, ChadBiesemeyer, Stepherwille, Texas, 11,742. 19, Jeff Brazile, Decatur.Texas, 6,427. 6, Mike Beers, Powell Butte, $5,870. 7, April 22 Flathead Force U1 7 boys 8, Kootenai Rapids U181 Bowling Ladles Lehrkind'aCutl-Curl Salon traveling bowling club April 23 The Bowl, Bozeman Step-ladder results: Shirley Christianson, Great Falls, def.
Laurie Tripp, Butte, 167-159; Susanna Donnelly, Dillon, def. Christianson, 189-177; Denise Orizotti, Butte, def Donnelly. 21 6-1 71 Championship: Orizotti def. Doreen Nyby, Bozeman, 175-169. Golf Western Montana PGA Pro-Am At Eagle Bend, Blgfork Team results Life Member 207 (Don JimDavis, Abilene, Texas, $5,628.
8, Buster Record Jr, Buffalo, 9, J.D. Yates, Pueblo, $5,290. 10. Cash Myers.Athens, Texas, 4,863. 1 1 Rod Hartness, Pawhuska, Okla.
3-Point Goals Phoenix 3-18 (Rogers 2-5. Hardaway 1 -6, Livingston 0-1 Day 0-1 K.Johnson 0-1 C.Robinson 0-4), San Antonio 3-10 (Daniels 1-2, Porter 1-3, Elliott 1 -4, Elie 0-1) Fouled out None, Rebounds Phoenix 58 (Blount 11), San Antonio 62 (D.Robinson 15). Assists Phoenix 9 (C.Robinson, K.Johnson 3), San Antonio 16 (AJohnson 6). Total fouls Phoenix 26, San Antonio 21 Technicals San Antonio coach Popovich. A 7 Late Monday Jazz 101, Sonlcs 67 SEATTLE (87) 5-11 8-819.
Baker 5-13 0-0 10. Grant 0-5 0-2 0, Payton 8-122-2 20, Williams 6-11 2-4 15, Borrell 2-4 0-0 4, Foster 3-6 2-2 9, B.Barry 1-21-2 4, Person 0-0 0-0 0, Patterson 1-2 2-2 4, McCoy 1-3 0-2 2. Totals 32-69 17-24 87. UTAH (101) Russell 7-16 3-4 19, Malone 10-13 3-4 23, Polynice 1-1 0-0 2, Stockton 9-11 1-221, Hornacek 3-4 0-0 6, Eisley 5-91-215, Ostertag 2-3 0-2 4, Gilliam 1-5 3-4 5, Vaughn 1-62-2 4, Q.Lewis 0-1 0-0 0, Padgett 1-30-02. Totals 40-72 13-20101.
$4,643. 12, Leo CampbelLAmarillo, Texas, $4.420. 13. Tee Woolman, Uano.Texas, $4.162. Jones, Hobbs, N.M..
Corbello. lowa.La., $1 1 ,540. 20, Joe Walker, $3,648. 15, Roy Cooper, Childress, Texas.3,438. 16, Jason Evans, Huntsville, Texas, $3,345.
17, J.P.Wickett, Sallisaw, $3,280. 18. Harold Bumguardner, Burns.Wyo., $3,202. 19, David Felton, Weatherford, Texas, $2,694, 20, JaySellers. Burraio, $2,572.
Waller-Brett Bennyhoff-Scott Grosswiler-Paul Vendetti-Masa Muraoka; Village Greens 210 (Ryan Malby-Dennie Gasser-Glen Gasser-John Lowry-John Pacheco); Village Greens 21 1 (Ryan Malby-Paul Ryan-Mike Bennett-Brandon Schulze-Rob Border); Ufe Member 212 (Jack Millard-Bob Keenan-Doug Rommereim-Conor Keenan-Tom Brown); Cut Bank 213 (Brad Forbis-Tim Holyk-Jerry Fisher-Gordon Seattle 19 21 19 28 87 National Carter drops lawsuit against Camby TORONTO (AP) Facing mounting criticism, Toronto Raptors coach Butch Carter dropped his $5 million defamation lawsuit against Marcus Camby of the New York Knicks. "For all parties involved, it's best to get it off the front pages," Carter said Tuesday after practice, Carter sued Camby on Friday, two days before the teams opened the playoffs against each other, because the ex-Toronto forward called him a "liar" and said many players don't like him. Camby claimed he was traded to the Knicks just days after Carter promised to build the Raptors around him. Told that Carter had dropped the lawsuit, Camby said he had other things on his mind. "It didn't really affect me when it was brought out," he said.
"So all I'm worried about is Game 2." Belgian Wauters top pick in WNBA draft JNEW YORK (AP) Ann Wauters, considered the best prospect in Europe, and Tausha Mills, a "female Shaq," were the top two picks in the WNBA draft. Wauters, a 6-foot-4 center from Belgium, was the No. 1 pick by the Cleveland Rockers. Unlike last year when Chamique Holdsclaw was the consensus No. 1, the relatively weak draft featured no dominant player.
Stars on the national championship Connecticut and runner-up Tennessee teams are all juniors. "I'm very excited to come to America," Wauters said. "It's a very different game than in Europe, it's very aggressive." Mills, a 1998 graduate of Alabama, also played for the Chicago Condors of the ABL. She will join former SEC rivals Nikki McCray and Holdsclaw on the Washington Mystics. Post players were at a premium in the four-round, 64-player draft, making up half of the 16 first-round picks.
The league expands to 16 teams this season, adding franchises in Miami, Indiana, Seattle and Portland, Ore. Eight college seniors, five international players and three former ABL players were chosen in the first round. Four-time Olympian Teresa Edwards chose not to play in the league for the second consecutive season. CNBC to take over Senior broadcasts The Senior PGA Tour is about to change to a new time on a new network. Tim Finchem on Tuesday announced a four-year deal with business cable network CNBC, in which 33 tournaments from the 50-and-over circuit will be shown in an early evening time slot so they won't overlap with the PGA Tour.
"This is really a merger of two extremely compatible audiences," Finchem said in a conference call. "We often talk about the relationship between golf and business. This takes that relationship to new levels." The deal, effective in 2001, eliminates ESPN as a broadcast outlet for the Senior Tour. ESPN, which reaches 77 million households, had carried the Senior Tour since 1982 but said it could not commit to nearly three dozen tournaments. ESPN is showing 24 Senior events this year.
NFL suspends Carter for one year DENVER (AP) Denver Broncos cornerback Dale Qarter has been suspended by the NFL for one year for violating the league's substance-abuse policy. IfThe NFL handed down its ruling Tuesday, rejecting Carter's appeal, which was made at a lengthy hearing on April 5. JjThe league said Carter will be eligible for restatement next February, following the 2000 season. jilready a two-time offender of the NFL's substance-ajbuse policy, Carter is believed to have missed at least rjfi drug tests during January and February. The NFL declined to comment specifically on Carter's case.
Quickly i Ohio State junior Michael Redd is not among those who doubt his ability to make it in the NBA. Disdaining a chance to become the Buckeyes' career scoring leader, Redd said Tuesday that he would skip bis senior season and make himself eligible for the NBA draft in June. i Duke, which finished No. 1 in the final regular season poll, and Temple, which was ranked No. 5, lead the field for the 2000 Preseason N.IT.
Two other teams which finished in the final Top 25 No. 15 Texas ahd No. 22 Indiana were also in the 16-team field, which was anhounced Tuesday. Pepperdine was the only other school in the field play in last season's NCAA tournament, while New Mexico, Oajifornia, Princeton, Villanova, Marquette and Delaware all played in Ust season's postseason NIT. The other teams selected for the 16th Preseason NIT are Fairfield, Mississippi State, George Mason, Navy ah4 South Alabama.
i TThe Philadelphia Eaglet released three veterans Tuesday, including starting center Steve Everitt and place-kicker Norm Johnson, the NFL's fourth-leading career scorer. Also released was tight end junie Asher, who was expected to challenge for the starting job after missing all of last year with a broken ankle. I Las Vegas police arrested a sports agent and a self-described "middle man for agents on charges of providing $2,500 to former Auburn basketball player Chris Porter. A police spokeswoman said sports agent Robert J. Walsh, 39, and an associate, Nate Cebrun, 54, Mount SantlnelSouthsida April 26 Minor Bovs BF1 1 0.
Wendy's 9: Baskin Robbins13, EQ Muffler 8 Maior Bovs Tidvmans 1 8. Stone Wilson); Unattached 213 (Gregg Morstein-Bob Anderson-Ron Vandeven-Hal Solander-Sean Hauser); Missoula CC 213 Container Elks Lodge 10, Leading Edge Aviation 1 Utah 25 32 29 15 -101 3-Point Goals Seattle 6-1 1 (Payton 2-3, R.Lewis 1-2, B.Barry 1-2, Foster 1-2, Williams 1 -2), Utah 8-1 7 (Eisley 4-6, Stockton 2-2, Russell 2-7, Hornacek 0-1, Padgett 0-1). Fouled out None. Rebounds Seattle 42 (Baker 7). Utah 41 (Ostertag 12).
Assists Seattle 19 (Williams 10), Utah 27 (Stockton 11). Total fouls Seattle 18. Utah 18. Flagrant fouls -Vaughn. A Junior Boys Hoaqieville 7.
DA. (Skip Koprrvika-John Davrlee-Glen Henkel- Davidson 5 John Velk-Jim Rulon). Senior Boys Al Ham Photography 3. Bia Professional results Dan Mulholland 70. Sky Security 3 Ryan Malby 72, Jack Millard 73, Mike Micklewright 73, Greq Morstein 74.
Don Minor Girls Team Shirts 7, Photoscan Wallen 74. Northwest Walmart 15, Galusha-Higgins-Galusha 2 Senior Girls Burger King 20, Shortstop 9 1 mile run 9- under Kelsey Hutton 11:59, Jessica Davenport 12:01 Emily Stebis 1 7:34. 1 0- 1 5 Marcy Shrader 1 1 :36. 40-49 Leslie Anderson 1 1 1 4 (overall winner), Paula Albers 1 1 :35. 60-69 Ericka Weinstein 1 1 :34.
Sk run 9- under Charlotte Alduenda 35:23, Celine Alduenda 50:42. 10- Anderson 35:24, Syndey Schlndler 38:33, Cheryl Fredricks 40:10. 16-19-Jill Logan 27:57, Julie Shrader 34:56. 20-29 Sarah Pohl 27:31 Heather Latino 28:37, Tricia Veland 30:18, Meggan Burohardt 35:30. 30-39 Jen Dranghen 22:16, Denise Hutton 26:29, Kim Ford 27:36, Arianna Leusa 30:00.
40-49 Cathrlne Welnert 21 :49 (overall winner), Mary Pat Malerk 26:33, Judy Reed 30:09, Pam English 30:10. 50-59 Kathrine Nygaard 30:33, Myke Crosier 31 :04, Daphne Herling 31 :42, Patty Duncan Harp 40:14. 70-79 -Ann Hayes 42:12. 10k run 20-29 Christina Carrigan 40: 1 5 (overall winner), Amy Logan 40:38, Julie Wills 44:03. 30-39 Sue Habbe 46:42, Kim Brown 47:08, Kate Under 48:33.
40-49 Sharon Bingham 44:58, Chris Benton 55:23. 50-59 Mar Ann Bosky 1 :02:36. 60-69-Andrea Allen 1 mile walk 9-under Raven Dryden 16:41 (overall Intariaaguo Junior baseball Waddell and Reed 1 1 iDuathlon Mountain Duathlon Enumclaw, Wash April 22-23 Men 2, Matt Seeley 1 :54.36; 4. Brandon Rocky Mountain Moving and Storage 1 Bicycle Hanger 6, Coca-Cola 3. BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX-Signed RHP Mel Rojas to a minor league contract.
NEW YORK YANKEE S-Activated 3B Scott Brosius from the 15-day disabled list. Optioned INF Alfonso Soriano to Columbus Junior sottball Spiker Communications 3. Norco 0 Fuller 5, Jacob Hartsoch sprlngtown, Texas, $11,492. Saddle Bronc Riding Billy Etbauer, Ree Heights, S.D., $69,028. 2, Rod Hay.Wildwood, Alberta, $39,667 3, Dan Mortensen, Manhattan, 4.
T.C. Holloway, Eagle Butte, S.D., $23,297. 5. RedLemmel, Mud Butte, S.D., 21.148. 6.
Bret Franks, Goodwell. Okla 7, Cliff Norris, Glazier, Texas, $18,854. 8, Tom Reeves.Eagle Butte, S.D., $18,806. 9, Scott Johnston, Gustine, 10, Ryan Mapaton, Geyser, Mont, $17,067. II, Robert Etbauer, Goodwell, $16,291.
12, Todd Hipsag.Firth, $1 5,591 1 3, Guy Shapka, Alix, Alberta, $15,351 Warren, Valley View, Alberta. $1 4,386. 1 5. Chance Dixon.Ellensburg. $12,195.
16. Bobby Griswold. Moore. 1,372. 17, Ross Kreutzer, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, $11,276.
Erickson, La Junta, $11,157. 19, Steve Dollarhide.Wikieup, $1 1 ,055. 20, Brian Billings, Peoa, Utah, $1 1 ,004. Calf Roping I Fred Whitfield, Hockley, Texas, $50,262. 2, Blair Burk.Durant, $33,818.
3, Ty Hays, Weatherford, $31 ,274. Maass, Giddings, Texas, $27,072. 5, Cody Ohl, Orchard.Texas, $23,713. 6, Brent Lewis, Pinon, N.M., $22,161. 7, ClayCemy, Eagle Lake, Texas, 21 ,909.
8. Jeff Chapman, Athens, 9. Joe Beaver, Huntsville, Texas, $17,009. 10, JustinNulisch, Huntsville, Texas, 16,849. I I Shawn Franklin, Wetumka, $16,827, 12, Tim Pharr.Resaca, Ga $16,288.
13, Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas, $14,834.14, Johnny Emmons, Grandview, Texas, $13,730. 15. Ricky Canton, Cleveland, Texas, $13,127. 16. Tony Reina, Brazoria, 17, Todd Gould.
Livingston, $12,404. 18. MattPetrus, Skidmore, Texas, 12,109. 19, Glenn Breaux, Crowley, La, $11,621. 20, Jeff Coelho, Long Creek, $1 1 ,492, Teem Roping (Heeling) I Speed Williams, Jacksonville, Fla $35,647.
2, Matt Tyler Texas, $33,765. 3, Wade Wheatley, tyghson. 4. Kevin Stewart Glen Rose, Texas, $19,667. 5, BobbyHurley, Ceres, $17,699.
6, Steve Purcella, Hereford, 7, Jason Stewart, Royal City, $16,396. 8, DanielGreen, Oakdale, $14,993. 9. Charles Pogue, Ringling, 10. Doyle Gelierman, Nampa, Idaho, $13,002.
I I Johnnie Philipp, Washington, Texas, $12,763. 12, TeeWoolman, Llano, Texas, $12,609. 13, John Philipp, WashingtonTexas, $11,358. 14, Paul Petska. Lexington, 11,197.
16, 11, David Berkoff 18. Michael Major baseball Master Plumbers 19. of the International League. Wendy's 4 Gordon 25, Jeff Crouch 28, Martin Munoz 2:1 1 .41 32, Ted Zderic 2:12.39: Jeremy Oury 2:16.28. Maior sottball Police Association 17.
SbAI I Lc MARINERS-necalled LHP Rob Ramsay from Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League. Optioned RHP Kevin Hodoes to Wendys 16 Minor sottball Lolo Drug 18, Jenny Women -1 Becky Broeder 2:17,57. Tacoma. Craig 0 National League CHICAGO CUBS-Recalled RHP Matt i Running mm fill Karchner from Iowa of the PCL Optioned RHP Ruben Ouevedo to Iowa. mm FLORIDA MARUNSActivated INF Dave Art Museum of Missoula Run Men 1 mile run 9-under Adam Cook 11:13.
Peter NHL playoffs Berg from the 15-day disabled list. Optioned INF Chris Clapinski to Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. Hutton 19:58. winner). LOS ANGELES DODGERS-Activated 15-19-Joe Fourhorses 10:19 (overall Sunday, April 23 St.
Louis 6. San Jose 2 Monday, April 24 Toronto 4, Ottawa 2, Toronto wins series winner). Derrick Chiefchild 10:25. RHP Kevin Brown from the 16-day disabled list. Optioned LHP Jeff Williams to 40-49 Barbara Dryden 16:42.
50-59 -Isabel Singer 16:43. 60-69 Charlie Kozman 1 7:21 Skwalk 1 4-2 Albuquerque of the PCL. MONTREAL EXPOS-Traded RHP Miauel 20-29 Shawn Begaye 10:55. 30-39-Bryan Brazill 10:53. 40-49 -Creg Hutton 20:00.
Sk run 10-15 Ryan Malerk 23:48. Kyle Malerk Tuaaday, April 25 San Jose 3, St. Louis 1 San Jose wins Batista to the Kansas City Royals tor RHP Brad Rigby. series 4-3 Agela Alva 54:50. 24:20, Jacob Mickelson 33:38.
20-29 -Brandy Duke 44:19. 30-39 Joan Bartowski 41 :08 Kama Northern League WINNIPEG GOLDENEYES-Acquired SS 16-19-Lydell Keith 20:48 (overall Ghenia 41 :22, Vcki Coffin 41 :53, Gwen Terpatra 43:40. winner). Calvin Yellowhair 21:18. Ben Wilson 23:19, Rocky James 24:22.
Mario Estrada and the rights to OF Bobby Brown from New Jersey for RHP Derek Gooden and the rights to SS Chad Thornhill. 40-49 Barbara Ensor 43:33. Jacoue 20-29 bob Simms 21 :07, Joshua Kendrick 21 :36, Rob Bourriaoue 23:47. Jay Duke 44:21 Julie Uchida 46:68, Lynn Kruckenberg 50:32. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Beat-of-7) Thuraday, April 27 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, TBA New Jersey at Toronto, TBA Detroit at Colorado, TBA Friday, April 28 San Jose at Dallas, TBA Saturday, April 29 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.
New Jersey at Toronto, TBA Schweitzer 23:49. Tezaa-Loulalana League League LAFAYETTE BAYOU 30-39 Benlamln Schmidt 21:12. Joseph 50-59 Diane Soas 41 :24. Melenle BULLFROGS-Signed INF Javier Brown, 18 Kenya Hunt and LHP Tobias Price. Thaggard 21 :46, Anthony Slotto 21 Troy Felsman 23:13.
Derud 45: 1 4, Penny George 45: 1 7, Vivian Brooke 50:22. 40-49 Bob Horner 20:59, Dan Adco*ck 70-79 Dorothy Dryden 40:56 (overall Western League TRI-CITY POSSE-Released INF Richard 22:40, Bob Patterson 25:48, Gordan winner), Mary Schudy 47:03. Beathard retires as San Diego Chargers' GM By BERNIE WILSON Associated Press SAN DIEGO -Now Bobby Beathard has more time to surf. He always looked like a beach boy, anyway. Beathard, who buillfSuper Bowl teams on both coasts iii his 37-year NFL career and lives the Southern California lifestyle to the max, retired as general manager of the San Diego Chargers onTuesday even though he thinks the team will return to the playoffs.
Beathard, who had a hand in seven Super Bowl teams' in jobs ranging from scout to GM, got emotional as he talked about how scouts and coaches spend so much time away from their families. "It's a sacrifice, and the reasons I'm doing this are all the right reasons," Beathard said at a news conference. "I want to spend more time with them. It's sad for me, but I'm excited. I'm looking forward to it." True to his style, Beathard didn't bother getting dressed up for his farewell.
He wore a blue Chargers polo shirt, gray shorts and running shoes. At 63, he's still an avid surfer and runner. And he put a bit of pressure on an organization that floundered for most of the second half of his 10 years at the helm. "I think they're going to make the playoffs," said Beathard, who had two years left on his contract. "But I'll have fun.
I'll be sitting up there drinking a beer and watching the game. And I'll be thrilled to death for them. I think they're a criticism in recent years over manju-I of his player acquisitions. One of legacies will be mortgaging the club's future in order to take quarterback Ryan Leaf with the second overall pick in the 1998 draft. Leaf has been nothing but trouble to the Chargers, both on off the field.
In November, Leaf cursed Beathard, drawing a four-game suspension. Beathard said Leafs escapades didn't lead to him leaving with two years left on his contract. "Oh, God no. Hey, look, those things are unfortunately part of the game. I'll still be rooting for him to pull it together.
There are too many" neat guys with this organization to have anything like that run me he said. great group of guys." Chargers president Dean Spanos chose not to name a GM to replace Beathard. Instead, Ed McGuire, who handles all contract negotiations and keeps tabs on the salary cap, was named vice president of football operations. He will continue to oversee contract negotiations as well as the day-today business and administrative operations of the scouting and coaching departments. Player personnel director Billy Devaney will take over the responsibility of all player acquisitions.
If the Chargers want to trade first-round draft picks like Beathard did so often and with controversial results, that will become Devaney's call. Beathard came under increasing Dorn oi Las vegas, were arrested Monday on warrants trom Lee County charging them with violating Alabama's sports agent law. Police said authorities were continuing to seek Colleen Preiss, 49, also of Las Vegas. She has been described in news accounts as the person who actually provided $500 and $2,000 money orders for Porter. i Todd Marlnovlch, a backup quarterback for the new Los Angeles Avengers of the Arena Football League, was arrested at practice Tuesday on a felony sexual assault charge.
Marinovich, 30, was taken into custody without incident at West Los Angeles College in Culver City, slid Sgt. Norine Plett of the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department, i After working with his father at Arkansas for 10 years, Nolan Richardson III waited a few extra minutes to officially leave his staff. Tennessee State introduced the younger Richardson as its new coach Tusday, delaying the news conference nearly 40 minutes until his father and family arrived from Arkansas. Martina Navratllova, retired since November 1994, will enter tliei women's doubles draw at Wimbledon, her spokeswoman said Tuesday. Navratilova, a nine-time singles champion at Wimbledon, will play with South Africa's Mariaan de Swardt at the tournament which runs June 26 to July 9, said Linda Dozoretz.
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