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One to watch at the tournament will be BYU's No. I man, Boris I. 3 1 2 11 T 2 37 r h bi 3 3 ab 5 Lofton cf Franco 16 Lam 1b rf Thome 3b SAimr c V'lquel ss Espnja ss Tbtal Cleveland Boelon 112 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 3 0 5 0 4 0 0 0 4 2 Baerga 2b Bene it Murray dh MRmr; rf Kirtty RED SOX 0 BOSTON CLEVELAND 13 0 1 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 12 3 111 0 0 10 6 39 6 4 11 Hosey el (2) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 Cnseco dh Odero 2b Grnerll If JnVinm ss Hsiman c Bet re 3b CuyW- - pn total 10 2 0 003 000 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 10 0 0 10 36 0 0 9 I OCO 000 Genwe (4) (1) h bi 0 0 0 0 SB 0 LOB (31 MRamnei Lotion (11) ene IP JMcDoweK r 0 1 ph O Lery rt MVghn lb (4) Cordeio (Si. 6 Bosion to Greemreit (2). (4, Haseiman eey ab 4 Jfrson 230 000 9 W R ER BB Cleveland 9 0 Boston 0 1 5 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 H 6 9 9 1 1 0 0 2 5 now is the time to play their best." The last match-u- p between UTEP and BYU was April 4 in Albuquerque. BYU walked away from that match with a 2 ictory. Osborne is hoping his team plays to its potential. "Our first match is with UTEP and we have to get past them to advance," Osborne said. "Any-thin- g can happen at the WAC championships. We'll have to play loose, but we're not afraid of any 2 2 2 127 A- -26 MMaddui Doherty CHICAGO 6 6 2 3 T- -2 1 32 WAC A- -32 SO 9 1 961 meet a Bosnjakovic. Bosnjakovic. junior, has an individual record of (13-dual record). "Boris is playing very well right now, especially after winning his last three matches." Osborne said. "His ability to play well will 26-1- 0 potty trainer. person! COLLEGE 7 be a key for us at the champi- onships. "The doubles point will be important for us as well. We have Brad Mcintosh back in the lineup, but we're still not sure if he can play for three days straight. This will have to be at total team effort for us " CONNECTICUT STATE Announced me resignation ot Mark Adam men i basketball eoam CENTRE Named bhcheei DeWitt mens tasketDall coach CLEMSON Named Patrick Dnntng assntem ametc drrector lor loolca management FRANKLIN 4 MARSHALL Named Scoop Stanrsc omen soccer coach MEMPHIS Named Hewn Grrjrh associate athletic ovecsnr tor advancement MISSISSIPPI STATE Announced T Doncee Jones rkrnsen etg aril tvego hrt senror seaeon and bkt tor me NBA dra1 MAINE Caidorerl Annette SOUTHERN Named omen wkevtNe coech TOLEDO Named Stan Jopim men s baskettail coach UCLA Extended the contract of lathy Oliver omen beskettsex coach, through me 1998-9- 9 CENTRAL BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE OROLES Announced the rsnan)n of Boo Misci he Eastern manager of Born League Named Mo Draooinky ntenm manager of Boene BOSTON RED SOX Placed 36 Tn Naennng en the F m Tatum rrorn disabled bet Receded Paatucket of me lrematk)rai League TEXAS RANGERS RecaHed LHP Darren Okver from Port Chanotte ot e Fknoa Stale Leagu Opnoned RHP Matt Wtvteskle n Okianoma Cny of me Amer-caAseooahon Nelmikej ST S Activated RF Bnen Jordan and C Tom PaojnoM from the iSday dweMed Ml Recalled RhP R Baicheior from Louravew of me Amencen Association Sent RhP Bnen Berber OF Tory Brodshea and INF Aaron Herbert to L3umee Moved INF Mixe Gawgo from ma 15- - B ma disarmed ust Frontier League EVANSVILLE OTTERS Sned P Cody Fart OF Angeio Stutts. OF Dave Anqumer and OF Marty Watson ZANESVtlLE GREYS Sned OF Kml venneman He ai Hand Leegue ANLIERSON LaVvMEN Sned INF Brum &mmon DRAGONS Signed C Cr.g DUBOIS COUNTY Pnc C Of Juan and Strang North AtlantK Baeebeil League ALTOCNA RAIL MNGS Stgrd INF OF Enc Yekling Noitliern League RHP Darren WINNIPEG GOlDEYES McCienan MiNOT Todd MALLARDS OF Darryl Bw. xa UPPER IOWA coacn Named Bra Wilson nomen s basket-ba- r Announced that besketbaa player Kareem AedukJaPbar m sanster from me acnooi WEST GEORGIA Named Crg Rooen omen t coach VALPARAISO ljJ(iEBaMT MCKS 10. UVSC 9 6 6 8 2 200 200 14 9 009 203 l-- M Sprague Gardner (4). and Huff Lmdsey and Camp bee Cumton (Si W-- Lmdsey ood (R). Be (R) ftRiacobsen (UV). Outi R) .Be uvsc (R) LHP &gned Bron. harry MMMkt and 2B Derek Smrrh Western Baeebeil League OF Ron Reems GRAYS HARBOR GuLlS P John Pation P SALINAS PEPPERS Scot! Waremoourg IB Todd Pndy and OF Sam Taylor Sgned p Ganand Kaer P Ben Weoer. SS hay Ptujk OF Todd Samples, and C Cm Conw 14. RICKS 0 14 19 2 027 32 rm rmn Saksoury Lmdsey 4i and Wood Burton Cannon (3) and Ouresn. w SeMOury I Barton (UV) MRjacobsen (UV). Bradshaa (UV). Jones (UV) Bnmnali (UV) UVSC UVSC ass BASKETBALL Suspended Lot Angara Laker tonrard Magx Johnson tor three games and fined fsm 0 000 tor bumpmg rexsree Scott Foster Fined the Mum. Heat 525 000 lor tsvkng to make players avaneore B me meoa pnor lo game INDIANA PACERS Placed G Reggx Miller on the irHured kst Actnrated Q HoOerg from the miured kst ORLANDO MAGIC Signed F Anthony Bonner lor the remainder of the season Activated C Jon Koncak from the miured kt Placed F Dang Vaughn on the miured kst NBA t term K enth LB Dg Fayek Marcus Buckley Len Komoroski and marketing and Vc Cve- - 7 2 H Chicago 3 ride. slide. Sadly, it ended on a downhill After opening the season with a moderate 9 record, the Cougars ud a fair shot at making the playoffs. to be on a r all. 7-- Mom and Dad hira a Sned R IP Jacome er National FootbeH Leagu Dmm 2b DLevwscf 39 10 40 11 13 10 Tbtara Totals 001 550 000 Chic ego 100 120 060 Kansas City E Snopek (1) Roberts (2) DP City i LOB Chicago 6 Kansas City 4 2B (3) FTrwmas 2 (Si. Gumen 5, Du'ham t4) I4i Vitio (3) 38 Oumam (1) Robens (i). iane(!) HR FThomas (4i Snopek (I) CS 24 Me Jeckmen (ft,, rvntn career at e) on No 9 bom 184 yards using a n Witnesses Parley Aaron Petersen SPANISH OAKS Rum Anderson on No 12 from 105 yarda using a sand oecge Witnesses M.ke Con ay Randy Hess. Dave Hethaaay CINCINNATI BENGALS Agreed Sieve Tovar on a lour yea contract JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS LB NEW YORK GIANTS PHILADELPHIA EAGLESNamed Hmekn ib 1 0 0 Randa 1b 2 1 0 Om-mph 0 0 Mcfnnec 1 2 Tucwr rf 1 1 Vitieuo dh 0 1 DHwnj ss 2 3 Karchner W RHemaneej There were no seniors. These were the challenges of the BYU volleyball team. 19 Saturday, the season ended for this ta k.en voung group of players that had ro their fans on a season-lon- g FOOTBALL 0 I 5 Cteykon CtieeWic on No 5 from 136 yards umg a Witnesses Em Chadakck. Jen Nayfor. Rea Clayton ok Neat on No S from "5 yards using a pitching Art edge Witnesses Meredrm Wayne BeAcers COUNTRY RIVERSIDE Fd WHITE SOX 11. ROYALS 10 KANSAS CITY r h bi CHICAGO PheTips 3 3 1 Their roster w as rounded oul by four juniors only one of h am had played more than one ycai in BYU's program. 2 6 13 Wate'iedl02 REDS 1. CUBS 1 Cougar netters head to BYU's men's tennis team will battle against UTEP in the first round of the WAC Championships Thursday in Fresno. Calif. BYU heads into the tournament with a season record of and ranked fourth in the tournament. Fresno State is ranked first. New Mexico is second and Utah third. "I feel good about our team going into the WAC champi- BYU coach Jim onships." Osborne said. "We're getting better in each of our trips, but we haven't peaked vet. The guys know how good they can be and tti 0 31 3 Totals 500 120 000 Tai 201 000 000 Oa E Gates (41 Ester (i) and 1 LOB Oak TM (21 PMunra 2 (3) Bor-cland i0 Texas 7 2 (3i hR (3) Terneton i) iRodrg-ue(3 SB Bukjrdil) CS Ham.non R H IP ER BB SO Oakland 1 3 2 0 2 WboeehowKi 23 3 1 i 2 32 3 Sma 1 0 5 2 0 3 Monwr W 14 39 A 18 731 McRee cf h bi 0 0 Wwtnngtn 302 Mclemore 264 0 4 0 Eisier ss 1 Tbtara Oakland mores. 11 2 Gnser 1 1 2 3 0 2 8 12 GVambi 1b BrOSiuS 36 BorOck ss 100 0100 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 2 M0vfelT,MvE ITU BrSk 10 11 ab Hamiton cf 4 4 Bulord rf WCiark 1b 4 Tetneton dh 3 4 iRoonji c 10 1 95 yards uarng prtctvng CaIZcaOE FA1RY4AYS John Eaaton on No 7 from 135 yards uemg a Mike Hanks. Witnesses Mono Ozuna. Brad Not- - Reason IT, MOVE IT, 11 RANGERS 3 8. tin i GO! 6ETIM THERE! MOVE 3 11 41i from They were young. They .ere 3 inexperienced. Only three of them hadben any playing time the previous (although not very much), j Their hitting attack was led by three freshmen and three sopho- (XLET, t IMarneeMeeonNo 13 c sale vice piano govits vice president of seies ST LOUIS RAMS Matched the Jacksonville Jaguars' otter sheet B CB Tood Lygnt Arena FootbeM Laxsoue RAG? Waived Manel Bux. Charlotte WR-ODavid Greg Cnhon k Franco Gna WR-lDS Krvont Mack OS DJ Hughes and Enc Jennmgs WRLB Pierre McCarthy WR-LHi von FB-LDS Jmjy Robmton. K Gary Gutsman Mam Soon Lavender WR-lReggie Berry FB-lSummen and DS Cayne Zachery Placed OLOL Keith Baiiard DS Regg Berry DS Jamxy Coieman OB Oemente Gordon FB-LScon Lavender on miured reserve Activated 06 John Giesaiman from Todd FerreJ hom the me exempt set Waived WR-OLee Johnson on the exempt kst Placed terusedto-repor- i dst fOYYA BARNSTORMERS Waived FB-LAndy Cobaugn and DS Cahnn Snakoot Actrveted K ly list Sterart from me reiused-B-repoDarren MEMPHIS PHARAOHS Activated WR-OHughes horn me rehjsed-to- - report kst MIRACLE aWWL r ncwr. rnece uu IT- - ' Parees 215 Karane Cheins 234 Room Saop irasvi teixeej it at Wit Cache Wacaey 21 7. 224 235 68 Ed Hakeaev ?4' 225 232, 704 kan Jones 227 216 21 4 657 Aixsn Gckdmg 237. Ed Undeneood 219 Randy Adamaon 230. 210. Brn Mouse 222 Mar Kruemoet 256 Shane Lassen 215 Zac Borer 212 231: Larry Randan 222 MA Run 235 213 Clark Dans 232 Kent Chaos 210 Enc House 28 Hal Ttvrockmorton 237 654 Fmn Chnstenten 254 266 227 747 Rjon Hancock 235 246 672 Joe Wneew 210 Scon Bunnei 211. Cay Tayky 221. Sandy Hansard 208 Laur Adameon 211 564 ftoute T2 556 Treeaa Donaidaon 200 Rayiene Huntsman 222 549 Juke Poutson 2234 213 539 Barbara Owens 2 Mouse 2i2 217 588 Lmda Waixer 2--9 Eecatant Jermy Snon 254 589 Barbara Ney Emxv w Ky ZOO PIKE-Sig- ned WR-O- Ahnn Fiak Essxyn and WR-DTitus Heam Activated Nate Johnaon from me kst retused- Activated ORLANDO PREDATORS James Goods from the retused-B- lepon kst ST LOUIS STAMPEDE Kann Few Signed FB-Land Tony Wikiams TAMPA BAY STORM Sned OB Enc UrtkC Placed ual Cvenc S"er on the iiused-repor- i HOCKEY National Hockey Leegue Nhl Suspended Detroit Red Wing RW Dmo C- ceresi lor three game and fmed hen 9 000 tor punching Chicago Biacknasrks D Ennco CKCone i Friday rvght t gam BUFFALO SABRES Sent G John ue RW Vaclav Varada C Scott Nchol and RW Dan Jackson B Rochester a) me AHL CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS Sent C Denton Cole and LW Eman Moreeu B Induinapok, ot the IHL DALLAS STARS Sent F Patrick Cot and F Jem Langenbrunner B Michigan ot the IHL DETROIT RED WiNGS-S- em 0 Anders Enkaaon B Adirondack of the AHL HARTFORD WHALERS Sent D Jason McBain and 0 Maik Maik B Spnngfierd of the AHL NEW JERSEY DEVILS Sent C Sieve Sufcvan B Atvany c the AHL OTTAWA SENATORS Sent LW Michel Picard. LW Jason Zent. and 0 Lance Pitkck B PEI of the AHL SOCCER Maior League Soccer LOS ANGELES GALAXY -- Released M John 0 Bnen and F Arte Rarov Continental Indoor Soccer Leagut ANAHEIM SPLASH Named lan Fulton coach Signed F Dale Ervme Untied System of Indeptndent Soccer Leaguea CENTRAL JERSEY RIPTIDE -Signed M Chnsttphet Condron M Peter SchrxMers, end F Lon Otrek B three-yea- r contract reporting. In a letter dated April 10. USFSA president Morry Stillwell told George Solomon, sports editor of the newspaper, that Brennan "will no longer be afforded the media sen ices normally offered to members of the media at USFSA events." The USFSA apparently is upset about a book on figure skating written by Brennan. In "Inside Edge." she wrote about homosexuality in the sport, as well as overbearing parents and the Nancy Harding saga that onto the front the sport catapulted Kerrigan-Tony- a pages. "It is our opinion that Ms. Christine Brennan no longer is reporting figure skating on an impartial basis and has interjected her personal opinions into her coverage of the sport, whether it be for top-notc- Cal-Stat- e Northridge, ranted No. 4 at the time, was BYU's rtext challenge. In the first of a pair of matches, BYU took Northridge out in straight sets and the Cougars playoff bot hopes j brighter. From there, however, it wasj all downhill. "The match againkt Northridge was the last time we played." BYU coach Carl McGown said. BYU lost its second match! to Northridge; then followed iUup with four more losses lo Pepper-din- e and UC Santa Barbara, endJ ing their season with a disappointrecord, ing 4 Just when the Cougars nad seemed to be coming tigeiher. they fell apart, closing their season the same way they had started, said Hugh McCutcheon. assistant coach. '"It was definitely a regression," he said. VI felt the guys were wanting to win with their mindsjind not w ith their hearts." But with youth comes Ajrti-mis- i "It's going to make a hugeJJif-ferencthat we have another year to train them." McGown said. All of BYU's starters will e MTKXtAL LEAGUE Crncmnao. 471 Lantmg MonSan treal 468 TGtrynn San Dgo 462 JrrnerHouv 422. Wxs. Coxvsdo Diego 452 Bum. lon. 419. Mom. Cmcxnnah. 404 BATTING-Taube- Burks. Colorado 14 Gent St Lours. 13 Colorado 13 Klesko Atlanta. 11 RSander Crronna. 11. Gvrkey New York 11. Camrrve San Neva York. 11, Dyksi'a Csego 11 L Jonnson Phiiaoxkpfva, 11. TGwvnn San Dxego 11 RUNS Wet. Bichette. Cotorado. 15. Gant St Lou. 14 Cammra San Dkkgo 14 Gvikey Nea York. 13 Aku Montreal 13 RVVhue Montreal 12 LWaiker Colorado. 12. GHri San Francisco 12 Bonds San Franoeco. 12. McGntl Ananta. 12 RBI lUvrynn San Lkego 24 Lanemg Montreal 22 BLHuntet Houston 21 Grudrxwrnek MonmMi 20 Piatt Los Angeles. 19 Moms. Cmcmnas 19 Burks. Cokyado 19 Joyner San Oego 19 HITS DOUBLES Berry Houston 7 Unemg Montreal 6 OSes Houston 6 Cammrt San Cxego 6 Burks, Colorado. 6. TOwynn. San Cxego. 6 5 ere ed arm 5 S LJonnson Nea York 3 Oayttn St Lev 2 DBet Houston 2 DeSh aids. Lo Angexn 2 Rllenderson San Dwgo. 2. 22 are ked snth 1 TRIPLE RUNS Klesko. Atiana 6 Bagymi Houston 5 Serve Che ago 4 Gxkey New Vex 4 Hundtey Nee York 4 lung Pittsburgh 4 Sheffield Fionda 4 LWaiker. Colorado. 4 Gar. St Lew. 4. Gh San Francisco 4 HOME BASES OeSNeSds Los Angews 7 McRee Chrcago. 6. Mors now ptwadeiprva 5 Whiten, Prmeoiipfva. 5, 7 are tied tnth 4 STOLEN (3 Oeosonsl MamJIon. San CSego 1 000. 3 37. Schourak. 1 000 0 Cmanner. 75 Nomo. Los Angeie. 2 1 667, 2 05. Hampton. 667 3 00. She Cincinnati. Houston 667. 2 70. Smortt. Atlanta. , 667, 2 91. ALenet. Florida 667.2 29 PITCHING i STRIKEOUTS Smoltr. Atlanta 29 Nomo Lot Angeles. 25. AiBenes. St Lou. 23. NeacM Pittsburgh 22 ALerter. Fionda 20 Burba Cincinnati 19 PjMarsrxst. Morerea). 18 Schourek Cmcmnah 16 Cincevnati. S Bonakco. Phaadel. phia 4 LeskUkrac. Colorado. 3 Hortman San Drego. 3 TdVkorr Lot AngekM. 3. Eckeiey Si Lours. 3 Moore Ckhcmnati. 2. WOhrar Ananta. 2. Beck. San Frarcktco. 2. Franco Nest York. 2 USFSA bans Post writer COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Christine Brennan of The (AP) Washington Post has been barred from covering events by the United States Figure Skating Association because of allegedly biased They appeared Thev had just pushed the natk n's top two teams - UCLA and Hav aii - to five sets on the road bebre finallv succumbing. To' lock up a playoff berth, t ley needed to w in four of their last six all of which were games against highly ranked teams. teamfc is h But playing one of the haards of playing in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. In anv given week, jthe MPSF will likely boast eight; or more of the nation's top 10 teams. i sned MINNESOTA FIGHTING Asniey Waived factor for BYU spiders By ROB COLEMAN Special to the HeraJd 2 LOB 0 J 0 - 100 000 610 302 3 0 5 tl 0 3 R 35 Toronto 6 2 2 9 Gufman W 21 HBP by Onvares (Soraguel WP Gujman 0 0 Coieman 2 0 4 0 CINCINNATI 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 7 3 0 0 RVe-e- s 0 1131 St. Louis 23 2 2 4 1 5 2 3 1 3 1 1 24 1 0 0 2 2 W 1 0 2 1 2 3 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 ER Pittsburgh 5 6 1 0 DMara 102 001 1 2 2 33 R ARorgise t 1 0 0 1 3 2 2 4 003 203 000 6 Mi (2) Gaem (31 Borders (2) D- PSt 6 Lews 5 2B Pittsburgh HR Martin (3) Gant 4) SB 4 1 1 100 0 4 4 Benes p Fosses p Ben 3e lotais 4 4 A 2 E 001 IP Encvs 10-Cordova Chnst ansen Lieber ST. 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Stillwell, who was en route to Lake Placid. N.Y.. for a competition on Monday, was not available for comment. "I was surprised when I received the letter." Solomon said. "Quite frankly. I don't know why they arc upset. "If you read the letter, they say they arc going to deny services. Does that mean accreditation and entry into the arena? It doesn't say that. We are the ones who decide which reporter covers which events." Solomon said he has responded to Stillwell and is confident "reason will prevail." "They have to make it clearer what they arc doing. Are they going to withhold compilations of programs or arc they denying accreditation? "I asked them to be specific, then we hope to get them to change their minds." - "1 return next vear. The Cougars lose only Jane Jon Fairbanks, a junur plaver to graduation. They will also lose a few redshirt freshrnexi to LDS Church missions. j On the other hand, theiJare several players also returning from missions. "We have (twin brothers nosh and Joe Penrod." McGown tiid. "They were 6-- 7 when thev eft. One of those brothers is goinl to be really good. Joe Penrod was unable lo lay before his misskn because a congenital McGown heart i condit on. said. But he now has doctor's clearance and is expo :ted to eventually make an impact. McGown is also excited "3 out the prospect of returning missionaries Rich Lambourne and .Chris Pitak. Lambourne led his junior team to a national championship and Pitak could have done- - the sanw if he hadn't been injured late in his team's tournament. . ,1 "We have, potentially, at least four really good playdTs." McGown said. Aside from the returned j McGown has been entertaining many recruits recentn ly. have to certainly fill in some blanks," McGown Tjjiid. "Our biggest need is a hulking monster that can pound the ball out of the back row. We've got to find one that can bang." With high-calibrecruits, returning missionaries, and Jthe core of the 19 team coding back, the squad is excited akmi next year's prospects. "We should have a good team next year," junior setter Drew Naifeh said. "We have a onod nucleus. As soon as we get sme age under our belt and some njore "NNe cr experience, we'll be right thei." McCutcheon said despite! the lapse. The ouUook is J promising." McGown expects to have! so many gixxl players next year .hat no one's starting position will be safe. No one, that is, c xceptj for one of the nation, Ryan Millar late-seaso- n t leading blockers. "It wtwldn't be sumrisinc he said, "to sec Ryan being the 4nly guy (from this year's team) onjtthe court next year. |