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Show Wednesday, May 30, 2007 HERALD DAILY C4 AUTO RACING Season of fmstration moimting at Gibbs Racing tice that has led to five straight nine of 10 overall. wins Gibbs drivers, meanwhile, CHARLOTTE, N.C. Tony have mastered the art of domiStewart made outrageous nating the meaningless part of the races. Stewart and Hamlin remarks on his radio show and teammate Denny Hamlin have combined to lead 1,259 laps this season, and they've openly criticized his team's got absolutely nothing to show performance. Controversial for it. at the time, both incidents now seem rather tame consid"Sitting where we're at right ering how frustrated the two now, it seems like everything is stacked against us," said must be. The Joe Gibbs Racing teamGreg Zipadelli, Stewart's crew chief. "There's probably four mates should probably have or five we could've won easily a combined six victories this season, but instead are winless this year and things just didn't go our way." through 12 events. Stewart was on pace to win And after both came up g the Daytona empty at Lowe's Motor Speed500, but a fluke crash with way on Sunday, when their gas tanks nearly went dry and Kurt Busch knocked him out they each had to relinquish the of the race. He dominated for 35 laps, but finished 43rd. He lead for a splash of fuel, it's a was gracious in defeat, though, wonder they didn't implode. The record book will forever chalking it up as one of them racin' deals as he left the track show that Hendrick Motor-sport- s with the race still roaring won nine of the first 12 races this season. Because around him. He was less than thrilled there is no stat for races lost something Stewart and Hamlin three races later, when he led 121 laps at Atlanta but debris have seemingly perfected this it will never show that cautions kept eating up his year lead. And when Jimmie JohnJGR has been just as good as son passed him for the win folHendrick so far. Hendrick drivers have made lowing a late pit stop, Stewart an art this season of leading expressed his frustration with the only lap that counts, a prac an obscene gesture. ASSOCIATED PRESS - I k? A) " ) 5 the end. We just didn't have the right fuel tank. We just couldn't afford to come in and like some of those guys top-of- f did and they lucked out and Bristol after Stewart fell off the pace, but after leading 177 laps, a late mechanical problem dropped him to 10th. His pit crew blundered on pit road a week later in Martinsville, costing him a shot at running for the win after leading 125 Jenna Fryer THE got a good finish." Stewart had no explanation to offer. "I don't know I'm just a driver. I don't calculate fuel," laps. Hamlin himself lost the race the next week in Phoenix, taking himself out of contention by speeding on pit road. And Darlington? Well, that race was his until another crew mistake sent him spiraling backward in track position. It brought both drivers into BOB JORDAN Associated Press Charlotte aching for a win, and in the closing laps of the 600, Driver Denny Hamlin prepares for practice for the NASCAR it appeared one of them would Nextel Challenge auto race in Charlotte, N.C., in this May 18 file photo. Hamlin and teammate Tony Stewart finally lead the only lap that reshould probably have a combined six victories this season, ally matters. But neither had enough but instead are winless through 12 events. fuel in the tank to make it to the finish and each pulled off Bristol the next week was where those pesky debris cau- the track for a splash of gas tions again cost him a shot at that cost them the win. In a brutal for Stewart. Nobody-coultouch him there the win alter leading 132 laps. bittersweet twist, third teamwell, mate J.J. Yeley had plenty of Two days later, he blasted not until mechanical issues took him out of contention. He NASCAR on his national radio gas and drove his way to a career-bes- t second place finish. led 257 laps, but finished 35th show and compared the sport to professional wrestling. Stewart settled for sixth, Hamand was testy on the radio as lin was a disappointing ninth, Stewart had been relatively he coaxed his car home a s and both were pretty bitter sure sign that all these quiet in the month since then, about it. which paved the way for his were really beginning teammate to take over. to bug him. "Very frustrating," Hamlin said. "We had the best car at It festered into Phoenix, Hamlin could have won ) y season-openin- he snapped. Both drivers now head to Dover, Del., this weekend long overdue. In a sport where momentum is everything and wins now have championship implications, neither can afford to get down about their difficulties. This upcoming stretch can make or break a season, as Stewart learned last year when a summer slump cost him a spot in the Chase for the championship. But Gibbs officials think their time is coming, and it won't be too long before they've pushed Hendrick aside. "The good news is we've got good cars," said team president J.D. Gibbs. "The bad news is we're shooting ourselves in the foot. But I'd much rather be dealing with this issue than with cars running 25th every u I T All-St- near-misse- week. "We'll work through this." FAST FACT Scoreboard On this date in 2004, in Cooper City, Fla., Canada easily beat the cricket match, the first competition United States in a three-da- y on American soil sanctioned by the International Cricket Council. Source: AP Basketball NBA Odom. LAL Boozer, Utah Stoudemire Phoe Duncan, Playoffs Nowitki. Kidd Conference Finals S A Dall N.I Marion. Phoe Vao Hou 5 16 10 15 6 12 11 7 20 52 30 56 25 23 27 23 45 130 65 195 121 76 68 131 114 72 143 91 20 43 108 87 49 27 Willie Staigell Sheffield 29 29 Dave Winlield 12.2 12 117 113 PRIVATE Lessons 10 9 10 4 10 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE Detroit vs. Cleveland Monday, May 21 Detroit 79. Cleveland 76 Thursday, May 24 Detroit 79. Cleveland 76 Sunday Cleveland 88 Detroit 82 Tuesday: Cleveland 91. Detroit 87. series Assists tied Thursday Cleveland at Detroit, 6 p m Saturday. Detroit at Cleveland. 6:30 p.m it necessary Monday, June 4: Cleveland at Detroit. 6pm. if necessary II S A Del 9, 15, Wallace 19. 2, Hamilton 12. 23, McDyess Maxiell 4. Dellmo Murray 3. Totals 0 0 0. Hunter 22 29 87 22 26 7, 21 24 24 5 20 PCL 87 91 26 Detroit Defensive Three Second, Webber, Cleveland Detensive Three Gooden A 20,562. 20.562. playoff leaders Through May 28 Scoring LAL Wash. Anthony. Den Stoudemire. Phoe McGrady. Hou Davis.GS Vao. Hou James. Clev Boozer. Utah Wade, Mia Duncan S A Person, Den Carter, N J Deng, Chi. Howard. Dall. Gordon. Chi Jackson.GS Williams, Utah FG FT 5 4 60 49 5 10 7 11 7 13 16 4 15 5 12 10 6 10 4 7 34 21 31 70 42 57 66 96 73 22 74 11 Jefferson, NJ. Nowitzki, G 16 15 12 6 S.A Parker. Dall 6 5 6 5 Standings 91 63 98 55 105 159 36 138 42 93 88 51 61 61 116 119 81 36 25 61 46 19 58 71 67 55 61 42 77 AVG 32 8 32 0 26 8 25 3 25 3 278 253 PTS 164 128 134 253 176 h "i 2 2 3 GB 25 24 6 391 24.4 Omaha 94 350 114 23 5 b 2 25 28 Division L W Tucson 199 19.8 19.7 19 7 Salt Lake at Oklahoma, late Today's games 118 19 Colorado 128 204 3 2 3 4 7 FG Percentage FG 20 31 56 33 23 Milicic, Ort Nene, Den. Moore. N.J. Ma Ort Howard, Booror.Utah 159 S.A. 138 19 88 Duncan, Brown, LAL Deng. CM. Stoudemire. Phoe. 91 FGA 34 53 100 59 42 292 255 36 168 174 PCT .588 585 560 559 548 545 Pet. 580 529 510 472 - GB 2 ? 4 3 5'i Pet. GB G Camby.Den. Howard. Oil. 5 4 OFF 0EF 12 62 43 16 59 Ctlnottodh 3 0 0 Monday's late Kata II Stewart Laird c Totals Texas Oakland Continued from CI 0 5 110 3'; GB IV 4 h ' 6 ; GB sunglasses, the better to catch glimpses of various story lines including a French d six men quitting matches because of illness or injury. Two-tim- e defending champion Rafael Nadal, playing for the first time since his clay winning streak was stopped by Feierer this month, began a fresh run. His Open-recor- d 'i Is 'n 4 v, i 2 0 0 0 Lewis EmbieeS.3 5 0 0 DeLeeChC Helton Col Posada 0 3 0 0 10 11am VGuerreroLAA 49 49 ISuzuklSea 47 LCastilloMin 39 46 48 52 Home NYY Lowell Bos 0 0 0 0 0 AB 164 193 190 200 171 197 161 193 181 204 Runs R 29 40 44 32 30 35 30 27 27 30 H 59 69 68 70 59 66 54 64 59 66 Avg. .360 358 .358 .350 .345 .335 .335 332 326 ,324 ARodriguez. New York. 19; Morneau. Minnesota. 16; MOrdonez. Detroit, 12; Sheffield. Detroit, 12; Rios, Toronto, 11; THunter, Minnesota, Runs Batted In box AL 50 Pitching (6 Decisions) 3 3 r hhl 0 2 11 Beckett. Boston. 000 Sabalhia, Cleveland, ,875; Carmona, Cleveland. .833; Gaudin, .857; Vertander, Detroit. the truth." A third highly seeded man joined Roddick and Blake on the way out when No. S Fernando Gonzalez, the runner-u- p to Federer at the Australian Open, lost to Radek Stepanek 64. Other results of note included wins by 2004 French Open champion Gaston 27 178 174 23 28 34 31 18 45 35 25 23 212 193 189 152 202 199 169 182 H 63 61 72 63 Avg. 354 351 340 326 323 322 317 317 314 61 49 64 63 53 57 313 38 Player Hank Aaron 2 Bonds 3 Babe Ruth 4. Willie Mays Sosa 5. 6. Frank Robinson 7. Mark McGwire 8. Griffey Jr. 9. Harmon Killebrew 10. Ralael Palmeiro 12. 13 14. 15 15. 17. 17 Reggie Jackson Mike Schmidt Mickey Mantle Jimmie Foxx Willie McCovey Ted Williams Gaudio and two-tim-e major champion Lleyton Hewitt, while No. 28 Philipp Kohlsch-reibe- r outlasted Lukas Dlouhy 5 in the fifth set. May National League semi-finali- $1,611,970, Hockey 3B Alex Rodriguez. April SS Pitchers of the Month American League RHP Roy Halladay. RHP Toronto National League John Maine, N Y. Mets American League 0kaima. Boston National League Josh Hamilton. Cincinnati LHP Hideki April OF 28 No. 755 746 714 660 598 586 583 574 573 569 563 548 536 534 521 521 512 512 511 504 494 493 493 483 478 478 475 Monday senes Anaheim if necessary Saturday, June 9: necessary Monday, June 11. if necessary 8 9 14 16 21 26 Sept 28 Sep! 30 Howard at Longwood vs South Carolina State (at Oct 8 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct. 12 Oct, 14 Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct 29 Nov UTAH at Dixie State atUNLV at North Dakota State at South Dakota State NEW JERSEY TECH DELAWARE at leaders Spezza. Ort Heatley. Ott Alfredsson. Oft Lldstrom. Det Datsyuk. Del Bnere. But Getzlaf, Ana Det Zetterberg, Gomez, NJ Pronger, Ana Drury, But Easatem tour Auto Racing NASCAR Nextel Cup leaders Through May Points 27 I Jeff Gordon. 1 .921 2. Jimmie Johnson. .789. 3. Matt Kensetfi. 1.714. 4. Denny Hamlin, 1.682. 5. Jeff Burton. ,577. 6. Tony Stewart ,530. 7. Kevin Hamck. 1.415. 8. Cad Edwards. 1.414. 9. Kurt Busch. .402. 10, Clint Bowyet, 1.378. I I Kyle Busch. 2, Jamie McMurray, ,359. 1,320. 13, Dale Earnhardt Jr., 1,307. 14, Mark Martin, 1,289. 15, JJ. Yeley. 1,261. 16. Martin TruexJr.. 1.232. 17,BBbbyLaoonfe, 1,231. 18, Ryan Newman, 1514. 19, Greg Elliott Sadler, 1,182. BrfHe, May 28 GP 6 7 16 16 6 10 16 4 18 18 8 3 16 17 6 18 6 11 4 3 16 8 16 10 6 17 5 4 18 10 5 18 3 NYR Jagr. Samueisson. Thornton. SJ 9 tied Det 11 A 14 15 8 14 8 12 8 8 10 11 5 7 8 8 6 8 10 21 21 18 18 16 15 14 14 14 14 13 13 13 12 11 11 11 10 1,189. 20, Schiavone (23! Italy def Yvonne Austna, Meusbutger Mara Santangelo (28), Italy, def Agnieszka Radwanska, Poland, Transactions Baseball Tennis Belarus, David Nalbanriian (1 5). Argenbna. def. Lee South Korea, Marcos Baghdatjs (16), Cyprus, def. Sebastien Grosiean, France. Juan Carlos Ferrero (17), Spain, del. Amer Dele, Untied States, (2), Juan kjnacio Chela (18), Argentina, def. Fabnce Sarrtoro, France, (5), Guillerrno Canas (19), Argentina, del. Victor Hanescu, Romania, Jarkko Niemmen (20), Finland, def. Fekciano Lopez, Span, Dmitry Tursunov (21). Russia, def. Atesse O Mauro. Italy, Bohdan Uhhrach. Czech Republic, del. Domimk 7 (3), Hrbaty (24). Slovakia, Albert Montanes, Spain, del. Robin Soderting (25). retired. Sweden, Manano Zabaleta, Argentina, del. Agustin Called (26), Argentina. (5), (5), Jurgen Melzer (27), Austria, del. Jose Acasuso. Argenbna. PMipp Kortlschreiber (28). Germany, del. Lukas criteria to carrying a bow or a rifle, today's retailer has come full circle in accommodating not only men, but women as well. This has come in the way of smaller, more compact bows, lighter rifles and what about the look of that contoured camo? t, As for the upcoming I can only hope that my loss of memory and the need for someone carry most of my equipment will not discourage bow-hun- my new partner. Outdoor briefs I Antlerfest coming: Don't miss the ultimate antler show coming "' - DL Looezlrom the NEW YORK METS Placed OF Shawn Green DL. retroactive to May 26 on the Recalled OF Ben Johnson trom New Orleans (PCL). Basketball PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Named Tom Penn assistant general manager Football AFL DALLAS DESPERADOS Signed LB Jonathan to the practice squad GEORGIA FORCE Carl Morris Signed Nick Zeck to the practice squad Signed NEW ORLEANS VOODOO Waived 0B Alex Wsllace ORLANDO PREDATORS Signed WR Levon Thomas to Ihe practice squad TAMPA BAY STORM Waived FB Clenton Jackson Roger Federer (1 ), Switzerland, det. Michael Russell, United States, Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, del. Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina, Igor Andreev, Russia, def. Andy Roddick (3), United States, Radek Stepanek. Czech Republic, def Fernando Gonzalez (5). Chile. Ivan Lfubtctc (7). Croatia, def. Amaud dement France. (2) fvo KarkMC Croatia det. James Blake (8). United Stales. Tommy Robredo (9), Spain, def Sergio Rortman, Continued from C2 National League CINCINNATI REDS Placed OF Ryan Freel on 0L Purchased Ihe contract ol OF trie Dewayne Wise from Louisville (IL). COLORADO ROCKIES -- Activated RHP Rodngo Waived LB Mike Alston SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Signed 0B Tarell Brown to a contract Tuesday Stade Roland Garros Paris Men First Round John BOSTON RED SOX Activated RHP Josh Beckett from the DL. SEATTLE MARINERS Optioned RHP Jon Huber to Tacoma (PCL). Recalled LHP Rvan ' Feierabend from Tacoma NFL ARIZONA CARDINALS Signed TE Tim Ellhus to a contract Waived WR Evan Praii CLEVELAND BROWNS Claimed LB Kris Griffin off waivers from the Kansas City Chiefs French Open p I PTS Argentina, Richard Gasquet (1 1). France, del. Nicolas Maru.it. France, Mikhail Youzhny (13). Russia, def. Jan Hemych, Czech Republic, retired. Ueyton Hewitt (14). Australia, def. Max Mimyi, STATE Washington United Soccer Conterence name nl at UVSC 6pm. Through At at 6pm. playoff scoring Home games 31 Ottawa Italy. Francesca American League NHL soccer schedule In caps WEBER STATE (extlibrtion) at Idaho Stale (exhibition) SOUTHERN UTAH at New Mexico vs. Long Island (at New Mexico) at Wyoming at Northern Colorado NORTHERN ARIZONA at Ottawa. at Anaheim. Anaheim if UVSC 2007 22 24 leads 2, Anaheim Ottawa at Anaheim, 6pm Saturday: Anaheim at Ottawa, 6pm Monday, June 4: Anaheim at Ottawa. 6pm Wednesday, June 6: Ottawa at Anaheim. 6 College soccer Aug Aug Aug. Sept. Sep! Sept Sept. Sept Sept. 3. Ottawa Today: Nylander, NYR Selanne, Ana Clean. Det Rookies of the Month April Women First Round Jetena Jankovtc (41 Serbia, def Stephanie Foretz. France. Nicole Vaidisova (6). Czech Republic def Emmanuelle Gaghardi, Switzerland, Kveta Peschke, Czech Republic, det Nadia Petrova (11). Russia, Elena Dementieva (131 Russia, det Angefique 6 2 Kemer, Germany. Manon Barlori (18). France, del Aravane Rezai. France Sybiile Bammei i20i. Austna del Roberta Vinci, Stanley Cup Finals p m N Y. Yankees National League Mets Jose Reyes, N April U.S. Open and has played in three other Grand Slam finals. He's never fared better than the third round in France, however, in part because clay dulls his serve and forehand. Martin Verkerk, the Dutchman who made a surprising Despite that, he regarded run to the 2003 French Open reaching the second week of final then dropped off the tour this French Open as "a realistic even after he knew goal" entirely after injuries, lost his first Grand Slam match in he'd face Andreev, who upset three years. Ferrero at Roland Garros in The biggest upset in women's 2004 and was the last man to beat Nadal on clay before play came when No. 11 Nadia Federer. Petrova, a French Open in 2005, lost to Kveta Now Roddick once again Peschke. No. 4 Jelena Jankovic, will hop a plane home after No. 6 Nicole Vaidisova and 2004 one match. runner-u"I feel a little bit better comFJena Dementieva won in straight sets. ing out of this than I have in But the focus was sharply the past. But at the same time, on the U.S. men, particularly you know, same result," he said. "I'm not going to give up." Roddick, who won the 2003 17-1- 15, BobbyUDOnte, $1,726,960 7. Martin Truex 16, Kyle Busch. $1,718,420 18. J J Yeley. $1 .692.310 19. Jr.. $1.696.850. Juan Montoya. $1 ,652.450. 20. Elliott Sadler, Filippo Volandn (29), Italy, det Paul Capdevrlle. Chile. Carlos Berlocq Argentina, def Julien 8enneteau (301. France. 15), Mathieu, France det Flonan Mayer 1311. Germany, 6 4.6-Nicolas Almagro (32). Spam, def Justin Gimeistob United States $1,759,720 the Week Longwood) leaders Through 8. Denny Hamlin. $2,318,810 10. 9. Kasey Kahne, $1.922.910. Kurt Bosch. $1 .91 7.590 Dale Earnhardt Jr.. 12. DaifldRagan. $1,823,500, 13. $1.909.380. 4. David Gilliland. Ryan Newman, $1 .798,240. $1,978,430 Players of MLB April R Career home run Ernie Banks Eddie Mathews 19. Mel Oft 20. Eddie Murray 21. Thomas 22. Lou Gehrig 22. Fred McGritt 24. Rodriguez 25. Thome 25. Ramirez 27. Stan Musial MOrdonez, Detroit. 48; Allodnguez. New York, 44; Morneau, Minnesota, 43; 'iHunter, Minnesota, 42; VMartmez, Cleveland, 41 "Guerrero. Los Angeles. 41 Lowell, Boston, 39. ab 51 52 49 39 49 49 45 47 AB Pitching (6 Decisions) 875 Penny Los Peavy, San Diego, 875; Hamels. Philadelphia. Angeles, 778 Maine. 778. Smoltz, Atlanta New York. 750. 2 0 426 420 414 412 407 Delgado Duke Snider April Fielder, Milwaukee, 40. Bay, Pittsburgh. Francoeur, Atlanta. 37, 1110 0 833. Cleveland, 778 Home Runs Fielder. Milwaukee. 17: Haidy Mi'waukee 15 San D'eqo Dunn. Cincinnati. 14; AdGonzalez 12; ARamirez. Chicago. 12, CJones Atlanta 12 12. Bonds. San Francisco Runs Batted In CaLee, Houston 45: Hardy Milwaukee. 44 Utley. Philadelphia. 43: Hoinday. Colorado 41, leaders 47 47 NYY YoukilisBos MOrdonezDet 45 49 ShGreenNYM WinnSF 0 6 431 American League leaders G RentenaAtl 4 Tony Stewart. 442 438 434 Players of the Month - Byd, NL pitched to 2 barters in the 4th. Marshall pitched to l batter in the 8th, Calero pitched to 3 batters in the 8th, HBP by Lewis (Kmsler) T 3 04 (34,077), ram .833; Boston, MiCabreraFIa LoDucaNYM HaRamirez Fla 5 0 0 Bagwell Dave Kingman Andre Dawson Juan Gonzalez Cal Ripken Jr Billy Williams Piazza Daneli Evans 462 452 449 Dkxihy. Czech Republic. Money Kevin Harvick, $4,080,450. 2, Jeff Gordon, 3, Jimmie Johnson, $2,978,230 5, Matt Kenseth, 4, Jeff Burton, $2,809.430. $2,556,180 6. Mark Martin, $2,474,840. 7, American League Practicing th toughMI shots you can find vtrMI toughen up your gamt Tejeda 0 6-- 6 v- RowandPtll 4 3 Jell - Matsuzaka, Totals Carl Yaslrzemski LF Jason Bay. Pittsburgh May 28 OF Hunfer Pence, Houston, and May 21 RHP Jose ValvenJe. Arizona OF Ken Griffey Jr Cincinnati May 14 18 Prince Fielder. Milwaukee May 7 SS Alex Gonzalez, Cincinnati, and April 30 2B Chase Utley. Philadelphia OF Carlos Beltran, New York April 23 RHP Tim Hudson, Atlanta April 16 3B Miguel Cabrera, Florida April 9 Oakland, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jose Canseco 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 $2,995,460 May 28 Casey Blake. Cleveland RHP Daisuke Matsuzaka, Boston May 21 1B Dan Johnson and DH Jack May 14 Cust Oakland 3B Troy Glaus. Toronto May 7 OF Magglio Ordonez, Detroit April 30 LHP Mark Buenrle, Chicago April 23 2B Ian Kmsier, Texas April 16 3B Alex Rodriguez, New York, and April 9 OF Vladimir Guerrero. Los Angeles HollidayCol Francisco Oakland opponent, Juan Martin del Potro, served for the first set but Nadal broke him, at reeled off eight consecutive games and won in straight sets. "I never played well in the first round here," said Nadal, who improved to 15-- at Roland Garros. "I never played well in the first round or the second round, and not very often in the third round. That's 6-- 2, 4 GaudmW.5-Marshall Caleio 2 5 6 3 G It 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 0 0 Texas Jeter ShStwrt Buckrt spo, - 000 001 020 113 000 00X Te)edaL.4-Eyre 5-- losing in the first round at Wimbledon." Showers limited action on Days 1 and 2, creating a backlog of matches, but the clouds finally parted Tuesday. Fans swapped umbrellas for lie n '11 lirll- Texas 2, Kmsler ill), EChavez (5) DP Texas 9, Oakland 6. 2B LOB Vazquez (21. Swisher 1101. EChavez 113). Crosby 19). Cust 4I HR Buck 61 EChavez 161. SB MYoung Cust 111 SF (5) CS MByrd H IP R ER BB SO OAKLAND 10 4 0 0 0 2 c AL all r hbl ct Vzquez3b i E 2 ATHLETICS 5 RANGERS 3 Loflon mi Swisher ct 0 DJnson lb 0 EChavz 3b Crosby ss 0 Custdh 0 Ellis 2b 0 Kendall c Cruzrl Sosa ph TeiadaBal Tennis first-roun- 2 2 PolancoDet AVG 14.8 14 8 5 Txeira 1b Iowa at Portland, 7 35 p m Round Rock at Fresno. 8 05 p m. at Sacramento, 8 05 p m. Albuquerque TEXAS TOT 74 MYongss Salt Lake at Oklahoma, 6:05 p.m. Omaha at Tacoma, 7 05 p m. ,523 si 2 ppd Springs al New Orleans. Vegas at Nashville. 11am Tucson at Memphis, 12:10 p m ,541 .528 .524 Rebounds lo. .in, in n MBrd II Kmsler 2b Tuesday's results 219 316 296 236 268 222 el: piuh il ovei abunkei loaughl pin. It possible hi! seveu! balls honi niquo anel see whkh shol works u . ir .., ,i. . .k. elk.n .i le lit si n vi hi ni.iKe is ill. j;uuti 5 pan nl vour piaeuec routine, you ; .w leas! learn lo ihink more 3 Colorado Springs al New Orleans, Tucson 3, Memphis 0 at Sacramento, late Albuquerque Iowa at Portland, late Las Vegas at Nashville, late Omaha at Tacoma. lale Round Rock at Fresno, late ou jjf Us O'Neal. 5, 3 "i Monday's late results 8. New Orleans Tacoma 0 233 8 L 21 24 25 link youiscll pl.iyingli. in. in on ihe onirst rtiwi p.iieh ol kool weeels. or se' youi ball on some luntpan and uy lo 26 25 510 (Marlins) Albuquerque 24 27 471 Round Rock (Astrosl New Orleans (Metsl 24 28 462 Oklahoma (Ranqersl 22 28 440 PACIFIC CONFERENCE Northern Division L W Pet 28 23 .549 Salt Lake (Angels) Col Springs (Rockies! 25 23 521 Portland (Padres) 23 27 460 22 30 423 Tacoma iMannersl Southern Division L Pel. W Sacramento (Athletics) 30 21 588 Tucson (Diamondbacksl 28 23 549 25 27 481 Fresno iGianlsl Las Vegas (Dodgetsl 23 27 460 320 22 22 22 21 20 W ae.mwly the lllul shois-- !4 29 27 26 SPECIALTY he nexi nine y hi ic.h ihe pwc-iki.mge. uy playing some shots honi the worst loejnons you van line! Prop voui hill between two trees, or hurv vour b.ill on file" elownslope ol .t bunker inel :i standings Omaha (Royalsl Memphis (Caidinalsi Southern k1 o! ,i Km pnwlleereeoel GB AMERICAN CONFERENCE Northern Division Iowa (Cubs! Nashville (Brewers) like - 65 Baseball Totals Technicals Bryant, long hittcrx your monsiei drivi .uc mukhal onlv by vour ihoiwiomiics iiV kmij ili.it Lirul von on p.utsof he goll couisc th.i; Join sec m.un visitor Bui rio von ever .Mtully il vmii at Detroit. 5 30 p m. Washington 19, 5, Goals Detroit 3 17 iBillups Hunter Oeifino Prince Wallace Cleveland Pavlovic iMarshall Gibson Da Fouled James Jones None Rebounds Out Detroit 49 (Billups 91. Cleveland 46 (Gooden 8 Assists Detroit 16 (Prince 4). Cleveland 16Uames 11. Total Fouls Detroit 24, Cleveland 23 Jamison, 9.0 8 2 7 5 7 3 Today's game 25. Gooden 9. Pavlovic 6 0 0 2, Gibson 0 2 2, Marshall 0 0. Snow NBA Get yourself in trouble 118 109 Indiana 89. Minnesota 75 San Antonio 82, Houston 71 Phoenix 76. Sacramento 75 91. Second, 13 3 Tuesday's results CLEVELAND (91) Wallace 15 13 AVG EASTERN CONFERENCE L W Pet 0 3 000 Indiana 2 0 000 Detroit 2 New York 0 000 2 333 Chicago 2 Connecticut 333 0 3 000 Washington WESTERN CONFERENCE L W Pet 3 750 Phoenn 3 San Antonio 750 2 Los Angeles 667 2 Seattle 667 2 2 Sacramento 500 Houston 0 3 .000 Minnesota 0 5 000 DETROIT (87) Prince Webber Billups 6 16 Detroit Cleveland 7 WNBA CAVS 91, PISTONS 87 Huqlws Vareiao Da Jones il 146 47 131 44 106 75 51 72 97 84 Davis.GS Billups. Playoff box James llgauskas AST 4 12 16 13 10 Parker. WESTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, May 20 San Antonio 108. Ulan 100 Tuesday, May 22 San Antonio 105. Utah 96 Saturday, May 26 Utah 109. San Antonio 83 Monday: San Antonio 91. Utah 79. San Antonio leads series Today Utah at San Antonio, 7 p in Friday: San Antonio at Utah, 7 p.m il necessary Sunday Utah at San Anlomo, 6 30 p m if necessary G Nash. Pnoe Daniels Wash N J KirJd Williams, Utah James. Clev Hinrich. Chi McGrady. Hou 31 475 465 465 SportlightAssociated Press and LB practice squad. Darren Crossley Hambrick from Ihe Hockey NHL MINNESOTA WILD Named Kevin Constantme coach ol Houston (AHL) NEW YORK ISLANDERS Announced the resignation ot Mike Milbury, vice president of sports properties PHOENIX COYOTES manager contract general PITTSBURGH Wallace lo a Named Don Maloney and signed him to a PENGUINS Signed contract. RW Tim Skiing Banned cross country skiers Andrey Kondrystiev and Yevgeniy Koschevoy ot Kazakhstan two years tor testing positive lor elevated testosterone levels and Ruslan Ocrtilov ot Russia two years lor testing positive for nandrolone. FIS DREXEL College Named Melissa Dunne women's basketball coach INDIANAPOLIS Named LeAnn Freeland assistant women's basketball coach. Named Andrea Bloodworm basketball coach SAM HOUSTON STATE Named Bobby Jordan assistant athletic director tor development and Jason Bartield media seroces coordinator SET0N HALL Named Brian Stanchak LIBERTY women's assistant women's assistanl basketball coach. to Cabela's, Sat., June 9, from 10 a.m to 6 p.m This year's event includes an array of activities there will be antler staining, scoring demonstration, free prizes and pictures and videos. Admission is free, the whole family is welcome. Some of the largest sheds and racks in the world will be on display, including the s inch mule deer antlers picked up in 2007. Those attending are welcome 300-plu- non-typic- to bring antlers they have collected to show them off. To get to Cabela's take to exit 284, go East to the light, then North. I Dallas John can be reached at 2 or 344-297- at djohnheraldextra.com. |