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Show Friday, February it' E 1 ' r ' ' . 1 . Mzon a grabs first rf-'- ? aW a Wi a j S EAST - Aril. SCOTTSDALE, Results Thursof the 6275,000 Pur-e- x day Tennis Championships (seedings In psrsnthesas): Detswsrs St. K, Cent. Connecticut St. II, OT Hrttord 7J. Boston U. M Mount St. Mary's, Md. 71, Monmouth, N.J. M Northesstern 87. Vermont 67 flKtor S, Wagner 54 Robert Morris M, Msrtst (2 St. Francis. Pa. 64. Fsinsigh Dickinson 76 St. Joseph's 74, Georgs Washington 73 (AP) Singles, eeeend round: EmIHo Sanchez (7), Spain, dot. Gabnel Maifcus, Arg., 74 MailVal ); 6 Washington (3), Mich., dsf. Msrcelo Flllppinl, 34, Uruguay, Andre Aosssi (2), Las Vegas, vs. Keith Evens, Dou-Tann., SOUTH Austtn Peay 57, Middla Tenn. 51 ol Charlaston 55, Citadel S3 Fla. International 67, Mercar 65 Liberty 89, Tann. Tampla 56 Louisville 69. N C. Charlotte 64 McNeess St. 74, Stephen F.Austin 70 New Orleans 66, Ark. Little Rock 60 Nichoils St. 91, Sam Houston St. 71 SE Louisiana 62, Georgia St. 75 SW Louisiana 87, Jacksonville 63 Samlord 96, Centenary 64 Tennessee St. 62, Tennessee Tech 76 W. Kentucky 76, Louisiana Tech S4 Co. Florida, and Randall, Alabama, dot. Brad Pearce, Prove, and Byron Talbot, S. MIDWEST Cincinnati 66, Marquette 57 Dayton 81, Detroit Mercy 70 Drake 56, Bradley 47 Duquesns 80, Notre Dame 76, 30T E. Illinois 60, Bay 52 Illinois 76, Purdue 70, 20T Indiana SL 66, Tulss 74 Valparaiso 64, Carthage 66 . Xavler, Ohio 66, Loyola. III. 65 SOUTHWEST . Arkansas St. 66, Teias-Ps-n American 57 North Texas 94, Texas-Se- n Antonio 89, OT SW Tense St. 77, 70 Southern Meth. 84, Texas AIM 73 ; Texas Tech 105, Texas 103 FAR WEST . Arizona 81, Oregon St. 70 Arizona St. 103, Oregon 68 Brtgham Young 128, Sacramento St. 78 California 76. Washington St. 67 Fresno St. 71, New Mexico $7 , Gonzage 67, Loyols Manmount 73 Hawaii 66, Colorado St. 72 , St. 82, Utah St. 60 . New Mexico S3 . Pacific U. 56, Cal Portland 49 67, Pepperdine ' San Diego St. 64, Wyoming 62 Southern Cal 72. UCLA 62 ' Texas-E- l Paso 68, Air Force 46 UC Irvine San Joae St. 62 ' UNLV 100,67, Nevada 93 Washington 56, Stanton) 51 Maik Dave KeH, Africa 34, I ill INDIAN WELLS, Calif. Results Thurs(AP) x day of ths 6375,000 Evert Cup at the Grand Champions ReTMrd Reunda sort Mary Joe Fernandez (1), Miami, del. Klmoetly Po, Calif.. Magda-len- Msleeva (3), Bulgardef. Rachel McQuillan (14), Australia, 64, Amanda 24, 74 Coetzer (4), S. Africa, def. Ginger Helgeson (15), San Diego, Sutova (5), Helens Czech., dot. C. Wood, Britain, 74, Lindsay Davenport, Calif., del. B. Schultz (6), Netherlands, 74; Msrlsm Netherlands, def. Patricia Hy (7), Canada, 74 (64), 34, 4 ia, ' 4 0 Williams 10, LaMar 1 3 2 17, Logan 6, Brown 9 1 4 1 2, Neves IS, Griego 1 0 0. Totals 57. 1 4 FRESNO ST. SteJ 9 10,' Satterwhlte 3- - 3 19, 5, Santiago Mayberry 5 3 7, Austin 5 4- -8 7 2 15, Hines 1 04 0, Fisher 1 2, Teaques -3 4 3 10. Totals 71. 3, Marshall 5 ' Halftime Fresno 33, New Mexico 25. goals-N- ew Mexico Brown (Williams Logan 1 FSU Jenkins Neves Griego "I'm sorry, Fenwick, it's out of my hands. Management wants a younger lineup, so I've got to make room on the roster." Fouled Austin 1 Santiago (Satterwhlte out Jaon, stel. Rebs New Mexico 34 (Jaxon 15), FSU 41 (Mayberry 9). Assists-N- ew Mexico 17 (Logan 5). FSU 17 (Santiago 10). Fouls New Mexico 20, FSU 19. A 9,102. ' WYOMING San Diego St. 64, Wyoming 62 SDSU 17. UTEP 68, Air Fore 46 7 2 15, 14, Mehrln 0 Gillespie 7, Rivera 54 15, Portlt 7 8 12, 0 3 Bice Gonzales 0, 3, 0, 0. Gray 04 4 2, Christopher 04 04) 0, Deal 0 5 68. Totals AHt FORCE (9-- 1 Sis Sanders 2 2. Hasse 7 2 2 5. Boyer 1 9, Jones 14 4 5. Irvln 5, LaFteur 04 0, Hall 04 2, Minton 0, Cozad 9, Bell 04 0, Morgan 04 5, Loll 9 0 2 0, Barrett 1 4, Nelson 04 0, Dunham 23. 04 0. Totals 184 7 UTEP 32. Air Force 35. Halftime goals UTEP Mehrln Rivera Gonzalez 14 (Gillespie Irvln AFA 5 Jones (Haase 14, LaFleur Lou Minion Fouled out Cozad None. Rebs UTEP 48 (Gillespie 11), AFA 42 (Boyer 13). Assists UTEP 10 (Gillespie 3), AFA 12 (Jones 5). Fouls UTEP 18, AFA 23. Technicals Marvin, Jones. A 1,394. 4 04 04 04 Hawaii 86, Colorado St. 72 2 ): ST. Atkinson 14 4, 2 Crawford 3, Larson 6 04 17, Yoder 34 4 2 04 0. Sellers 04 0 11, Bonds 11, Conger 04 14. Msroney 0, Latter 2 2 3. Molyneaux 04 04 0, Smith 1 04 0, Vogel 34 3 9. Totals 2645 COLORADO 72. HAWAII 5 ): Ribeiro 19, Shepherd 44 04 3 6. Wall 9 7 23, Taylor 7 04 10, Ruffln 2, Akana 4 14, Washington 1 04 0, Woodard 04 6, Winter 04 04 0, McGee 04 2 2, Phillip 2 66. 2. Totals Halftime Hawaii 37, Colorado St. 28. goals CSU Latter Lsrson Crawford (Yoder Bonds 14). Hawaii 24 (Hutttn 24. Ribeiro Woodard Rebs CSU 25 (Crawford, Molyneaux 5), 16 (Yoder, Sellers 4), flaw 35 (Wall 9). Aasltts-C- SU rlaw 16 (Taylor, Walz 6)). Fouled out None. Fouls CSU 20, Haw 17. Technical foul Hawaii bench. A 4,396. 7 ' New Mexico St. 82, Utah St, SO Patterson 3 04 2, Hay 9 4 UTAH ST. (10-14-): N.WIcklzer 64 2 13. Goodmen 9, Gentry 1 DaSllva 2. Rose 44 6, J.WIckizer 04 a4, 7, Ramirez 04 2, Turner 4M, Cotton 4 60. . James 04 4 Totsts MEXICO ST. (194)1 Ware 64 8, Reed 9419. Dockery 5 44 6. Thompson 54 044 2 04 4, Traylor 34 4, Rogers Qua lord Jackson 0 04 14. Hughes 9 04 5, Lofton laVaopez 04 04 0, Schutz 04 04 0. Totals 2946 n 5, 4 2 10, 8, 04 3 New Mexico St. 46. Utah St. 30. Rose Cotton mile USU (Goodman NMSU eiltry Hay (Jackson Fouled out Ccsertord Rogers Hughes Rebs USU 30 (N.Wicklzer 6). NMSU 40 (Dockery, Traylor 6). Assists USU 11 (Goodman 5), MeSU 17 (Crawford 11). Fours USU 22, NMSU 16. A .7,612- - ft to V" 0IRL6 -t 4-- Touraamarrt Quarterfinals '""Mountain View 72. Weber 54 Taykxsvllle 72, Skyline 58 Coneolatiew Bracket HMcrest 56, Olympus 41 1 tVtewmont 51, Hunter 45 OYt ""Piute "- 79. Mlrtord 70 Valley 58. Wayne 54 Escalante 67. Enterprise 66 Psngurtch 58. Bryce Valley 56 Mormcello 76. Green River 55 Tabiona 73. East Carbon 61 Meridian $6, Watertord 48 Central Division 37 35 29 26 24 22 20 Chicago Cleveland Charlotte Atlanta Indiana Detroit Milwaukee 37 17 19 23 27 29 .29 33 W 34 33 32 21 12 4 Houston Denver Minnesota Dsllss .685 .453 2 7V 1014 12Vi .431 13V .377 16to L 17 20 21 Pet. OB 31 .404 .245 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division San Antonio OB .692 .566 6Vt .$19 9 .510 9V, .373 16Vi .353 17Vi .302 20V 37 e .648 .549 .491 .667 .623 .604 .080 2 3 13Vi 21 2914 Pacific Division Phoenix Seattle . Portlsnd LA Lakers LA Clippers Golden State Sacramento 39 35 31 27 27 24 17 11 17 18 23 25 30 36 .760 .673 5 .633 7Vi .540 12 .519 13 .444 17 .321 23V Wednesday's Q antes Thursday's Games Chicago 108, Orlando 106 Chorions 111, Ssn Antonio 104 Houston 131, Phoenix 104 Friday's Qamee Portland at New Jersey, 5:30 p.m. Milwsukee at Philadelphia. 5:30 p.m. Orlando at Washington, 5:30 p.m. Ssn Antonio at Miami, 5:30 p.m. Boston at Atlants, 5:30 p.m. Charlotte at Indiana, 5 30 p.m. New York at Detroit, 6 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota. 6 p.m. Utal. st Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at LA Lakers. 8:30 p.m. LA Clippers at Golden State, 6:30 p.m. Seattle at Sacramento, 6:30 p.m. 3- - A BASEBALL American League National League COLORADO ROCKIES Agreed to terms with Andy Ashby, pitcher, snd Pedro Castellano, infielder, on one-yecontracts. LOS ANGELES DODGERS Agreed to terms with Pedro Martinez, pitcher, snd Rafael Bournlgal, shortone-yeon contracts. stop, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Agreed to terms with contract. Doug Lindsey, catcher, on a one-yeLOUIS CARDINALS ST. Reassigned Dave Collins, first base coach, to advance scout and Jack Hubbard, advance scout, to first bsse cnach. BASKETBALL ' GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Traded Ed Mealy, forward, to the Chicago Bulls for s conditions! second-roun- d draft pick In 2001. BUCKS-Tra- ded MILWAUKEE Alvln Robertson, guard, to the Detroit Pistons for Orlando forward. ORLANDO MAGIC Placed Terry Catledge, forward, on the injured list. Activsted Dennis Scon, from the Injured list. HOUSTON OILERS Signed Cody Carlson, quartercontract. Jeff Legeman, defensive contracts. Arena Football League CLEVELAND THUNDERBOLTS Signed Eric Wllker-soreturner. wids receiver-kic- back, to s three-yea- r NEW YORK JETS-Slg- ned r end, tl a series of 8 ANTONIO (104): Ellis 6 1 5, Can 13, Robinson 64 16, A.Johnson 615 64 22, Del 4 7 26, 6. Mack 4 04 2, Daniels Negro 5 Raid 14, Wood 04 0, Smith 04 04 0. 4 104. Totals 4 2 CHARLOTTE 26. Wingste (111k L.Johnson 5 11. 18. Boguet 44 04 6, Mourning 44 4 Gill 2, 15, Bennett 2 34 9, Curry 5 1 11. Totals 7 Gminekl 9, Newmsn 7 SAN 111. 22 24 28 28 31 26 San Antonio Charlotte 30104 28111 Mack (Daniela goals San Antonio Gill Bennett 0- Ellis Charlotte 14 (Curry I) . Fouled out None. Rebs Ssn Antonio 58 (Reid San Anto63 Assists 12), Charlotte (L.Johnson 15). nio 16 (A.Johnson 9). Charlotte 26 (Bogues 9). Total fouls San Antonio 21. Charlotte 25. Technicals San Antonio coach Lucas, Mourning, Charlotte illegal defense, L.Johnson. Flagrant fouis Raid. A 23.698. 5 64 24, Grant CHICAGO (108k Plppen 9 16. Perdue 34 3 7, Armstrong 13, Jordan 0 4, C.Williams 2, King 36, Tucker 3 S.Williams 4, 04 04 0. Walker 04 04 0, 108. 04 0. Totals 2 McCrey 10. ORLANDO (108k Bowie 34 4 11, Tolbert 44 2 2 5 23. Skiles 9 30, Anderson O'Neal 04 0, Royal 34 64 14. B.Williams 18, Turner 106. 04 0, Kerr 1 04 0. Totals 3740 32 32 24 20108 Chicago 27 17 28 24106 Orlando Jordan goals Chic ego 24 (Armstrong Bowie Orlando Tucker (Skiles Fouled out Perdue, Tolbert. Rebs Anderson S3 Perdue Orlando 48 9), (O'Neal 19). (Grant, Chicago Assists Chicago 25 (Piopen 7), Orlando 21 (Skllss II) . Total fouls Chicago 25, Orlando 22. Technicals Chicago coach Jackson, Skiles. Flagrant touts S.Williams. Ejections Pippen. Turner. A 15,151. Results of dual meet Wyoming RolWednesday. BYU 23, Wyoming 13i lins BYU, dec. Tom Hlckonlooper, Esstmond, BYU, dec. Justin Martin, Gregersen. Wyoming, dec. David Graham, 6 3; Taylor, BYU. dec. Brant Voorhees. Methtll, Wyoming, dec. Phil Armstron, e Gardner. BYU, dec. Reese Anriy. STymczsk, Wyoming, dec. Shene Ford, Jibben. Wyoming, makir dec. Dusttn Htatt. 14-Owen, BYU, major dec. Jason Pakimbo, 164; HwlHm Eats. BYU, wins by forfait LARAMIE, Tournament QuarterAnaJa LthT 83. Bountiful 63 Teoele 61, Cedar City 52 Conaeietto Bracket Mountain Crest 75. Jordan 60 Box Elder 66, Wasatch 52 "" li.ainaiin.jiii 111111 aiiiiiaui The Wildcats get the automatic bid for winning the regular season title. The Pac-1- 0 has no postseason tournament. There is still a mathematical chance that Arizona, 20-- 2 overall and 13-- 0 in the conference, could end up in a tie for first place with rival Arizona State, but the Wildcats have already swept the season series with the Sun Devils. In other Top 25 games Thursday, No. 10 Cincinnati beat No. 20 No. 13 UNLV Marquette defeated Nevada 100-9Illinois beat No. 17 Purdue No. 19 New Orleans beat Arkansas-Littl- e Rock No. 23 Brigham Young crushed Sacramento State 128-7- 8 and No. 24 Xavier edged Loyola Oregon State coach Jim Anderson wouldn't be surprised if the Wildcats ended up in the last game of the NCAA tournament. Anderson, who saw his team 4 lose to Arizona on Jan. 30, said the Wildcats have improved greatly in the last month. "I think they are better now because they are playing with more confidence," he said. "They have an excellent bench and they move the ball so well. I think they can go a long way in the NCAA tournament because they have great balance, they have physical strength and they have depth " Khalid Reeves scored a career-hig- h 3 1 points and made every shot he took in the first half for Arizona, which extended the nation's longest Division I winning streak to 18 games. No. 10 Cincinnati 66, No. 20 Marquette 57 In the night's only matchup of two ranked teams, Cincinnati completed a regular-seaso- n sweep of Marquette with a comeback win at Milwaukee. Nick Van Exel rebounded from a first half to score 17 of his 20 points in the second half and the Bearcats came back from a deficit. No. 13 UNLV 100, Nevada 93 At Las Vegas, UNLV survived a scare from one of the worst teams in the Big West conference. J.R. Rider scored 44 points on shooting from the field. was 40 His previous career-hig- h points against Georgetown last VIEW (72k Morns 3 Ptnegsr 5 34 13. Hodges 5 Kallia 0 2 1, Gardner 4 2. Darnell 1 2 2, Riffle 1 MTM. 'Weber 04 2, 7, Nelson 14. Scott 6 2 13. 10, Rob bock 2 3 6, 72. Totals 30 12 16 13 1S-- S4 04 2321 1613-- 72 MM. View MV 3 (Hodges 2, 5- p goals: Weber 1 (Campbell). MV 13. Fouled out: 16. Weber fouls: Team Moms) Vaughn. Soya 3A tournament Lahl 83, BauntHul ! 6 14 21. Jacobs, fU: Jacobs. 1, Mason 4. Siddoway 3 Allen 1 Matt 3 04 6. Seynon 0 7, 7 Cahoon 1 04 2. Mebey 0 2 1, Child 3 4. Totals 23 63. 10. Htbberi 0 Orchard 4 LIHI 163): Brockbank 4 9 16. Ekine 2 24 6. TurpHt 7 6- - 7 20 Peterson 1 2 I. Cooper 6 44 16. Rertck 1 4 2. Andrue 0 2 1, Dibo 1 04 2, Bailey J 7 Cutler 0 9 63. f-- 6. Totals 25 ' BOUNTIFUL ........ EXl J ot goals: Bountiful - J 17 17 20 28 82 6 (Mason. Jacobs 4, Sddowey), Peterson. Rertck). Lent 1 (Turptn, Box IMer 88, Wasatch 12 BOX ILMft 144) Hollingaworth 2 0 5. Shaw I 4 9. West 4 6, Wight 1 19 Tanner 2 04 4. Allen 4 3 66. 16. Totals 25 4 Palmer 4 6. Wade 1 04 3, Devi 1 WASATCH (62): Burton 3 04 3, Oertsch 7 4 21, laroen I 2 6. Stone 7 1 14. :r.,0M- - 66-5- 86-6- 18 18 14 10-- 68 1 (HoMngs worth, Palmar); goals BOX ELDER Wasatch 4 (Wade, Oertsch 3). MM ays 4A teumaaiirrl Tlm..t-- w S4, TetrtarsvUte 64 4; Coats 34 18; TAVLORSVHXS (64k Pazery 1 7: Bisks 0 6 44 16: Hess 04 4: Smith 2 G Blake 1 2. Benson 3 94 6. Totals 20 Jeneen 1 l. TttsPVItW (SSk Suiter 1 14 4: Hesth I 14 14; 0 4 4; MChrianenson 3 64 14; K Cnrtettenson 4 11; Werner 0 1 1; Anderson 4 t-Ottercevtc 10 t ........ loteleUJUOM. goanV mti tout (u owe, TywvilW TayteravtHt . Tlmp 14. rwrwiy, amimi, j.iii.jh j .ili ji iniiii mm ninijai ( VV "A 7, COLLEGE SOUTHERN Named Peter Thurmond assistant to the athletic! director; Vance Pike line coach and adminiatrative assistsnt to the head coach; Darryl Hopkins running backs coach; Dan-el- l Gael quarterbacks coach. Reassigned Harold Nichols, delensive ends coach, to split ends coach. Announced Peter Thurmond will not serve as assistsnt football coach. KENTUCKY Announced that Jamal Mashbum, forward, will forego his final year of college eligibility and enter the NBA draft. Malik Russell, forward, NOTRE from the basketball team for academic reasons. GEORGIA 0, 0, 5. 57-5- HOCKEY CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Acquired Joe Murphy, forward, from the Edmonton Oilers tor Igor Kravchuk, McAmmond. Dean forward. and defenseman. NEW YORK RANGERS Recalled Dave Marcinyshyn, American Hockof from ths defensemsn, Binghsmton ey Leogue. international Hockey league Jett Madlll, right CINCINNATI CYCLONES-Tra- ded wing, to the Milwaukee Admirals tor Ian Kidd snd Shsun Kane, deteneemen. SOCCER National Professional Soccer League CLEVELAN0 CRUNCH Released Viktor Jskovljevtc, midfielder. MILWAUKEE WAVE-Tra- ded Joey Kirk, forward, d draft pick to ths Detroit and their 1993 Rockers for Eloy Salgado, forward, and signed Saiga-d- o to a contract through the 1996 season. LOS ANGELES (AP) Scores Thursday after the first round of the 61 million Nisssn Los Angeles Open, 6.946-ysr71 Riviera Counon the plsyed try Club amateur): Jay Don Olake Jim McGovem Russell Betersdorf . Jeff Slumsn Kelly Gibson Scon Simpson Ronnie Black Hal Sutton Lee Jenzen Jeff Woodland Donnte Hammond John Mahattey Scon Gump Stave Pete Jey Hess Tommy Armour IN John Daly Howard T witty 67 5 nine-poi- nt 16-of-- ipteJ lit Rssults from finals at the WAC men's LAS VEGAS and women's swimming 8 diving chsmpionshtps Thursday end Friday. Woman drvlngt 1. Vanessa Bergman, BYU, 454 0: 2. Vslene Blau. BYU. 425 2: 3 Alicia Crua. Utah. 399.3: 4. Laurel Hill. BYU. 359 95. 200 tree retoyt 1. Colorado St. 1:34.40; 2. BYU 1:35.55: 3. Fresno St. 1:36.22. 800 treol 1. Meg Rich, CSU, 4:57 20; 2. Nanette Jones, FSU, 5:49 S3: 3. Sherry McGulra. FSU, 5:03.66: 4. Allss Berk, BYU. 6:06.53. 200 IMi 1. Jill T espies, BYU. 2:05.33: 2. J Wetsrbury, BYU, 2 06.17: 3. S Bellaire. CSU, 2 07.36: 4. J Bn matt. BYU. 2:07 74 60 troei 1. Xaw Hong Wang. Utah. 23.52: 2. Carol McOaniel. CSU. 23 54: 3. Amy Edman. BYU. 34.01; 6 Snauna Hurst. BYU. 24.35 400 medley relayi 1. Utah 3:17.71; 2. New Mexico 3 19.25; 3. BYU 3:20 .61. 1 moter dhrtngi 1. James Hamilton. UNM. Men 476.10: 2. Ryan McQrath. Haw, 453 60: 3. Mike Moak. BYU. 410.75. 200 tree relay: 1. New Mexico 1:22 06: 2. BYU 1:22.30: 3. Utah 1:22.92. 800 tree! 1, Drew Whining. AFA. 4:26.94; 2. Ross NooM. UNM. 4 26 OS: 1. Rick 3. JMl SulHven, Utah. 4:30.31. 200 IM Coegrove, UNM, 1:46 40; 2. Peter Henry. UNM, 1:49 64; 3. Jason Chum ley. UNM. 1 SO 33 4. Tomtslsv Ksrlo. BYU, 1:61 30: 6 K. Johansson. BYU, 152 16. 80 treat 1. Dove Griffon. UNM. 20 75: 2. Richard Dowel!, BYU. 20 91; 3. Joe Hughes. Utsh. 20 91: 6. Bradley Jarockl, BYU, 21 09. 400 medley relay! 1. Utsh 3:17.71; 2. New Msxlco 3:19.25; 3. BYU 3:20.61. - Not SAN FRANCISCO (AP) San the Francisco surprisingly, 49ers on Thursday declared quarterback Steve Young, the NFL's MVP, their franchise player under the NFL's new unrestricted free agency plan. That ensures that Young will remain with the team regardless. Teams also have the right to match offers made to two other players, and San Francisco placed free agent defensive end Pierce Holt and tackle Steve Wallace in Leigh Steinberg, who represents both Young and Holt, said Young contract with the wants a long-terteam, but is finding it hard to come up with a fair compensation figure. As a franchise player, however, he must make as much as the average of the five top-pai- d quarterbacks, or at least $3.28 million. m "The 49ers know Steve would like to spend the remainder of his career in San Francisco," said Week at Feb. 1 Wednesday Night LaeHaai Tersss Donsldson 627; Donna Logan 201, 632: Linda Wstksr 202. 607; Ron! Lynn Jenkins 202. 621. Mixed MeetarSI O.ry 205: Scon Perclval 212: Bran House 209. 227, 626 alerk Krultmoes 207: Jsred Chnatensen 225; RKhsrd Spillner 200: Ed Underwood 205: Ed Hallsdey 343: Finn Chrislensen 127. 617; Josn Davit 2O0. 645: Barbara Owens 200. 232. 673: Lsura damson 2no. 6f9: Sandy Harwsrd 970 Linda Walker 223. 214. 201, 636: Bonnie Jonss 551; Msrtm Stocks 206: Ken Jones ?jS Oram North teati Pern hlbbt 201, 506: Gloria Gowsns 203. 211. 5(5; Launa Lmdsey 513 Friday Nlaht Owtsi Lkiyd Ksgney 207: Glsn Brandon 212: Rsndy Delton 202; Carlo Sorenaen 210. 211. S70: Lsnl Handtord 214. 542; Tent Brandon 204 214. 575; Betty Hooley 200. 645. t 36 35-- Purdue's Cuonzo Martin, center, battles for a rebound with Illinois' Tom Michael (32) and T.J. Wheeler (44) . month. Illinois 78, Ted Schult Bob Twey Tom Kite GU Morgan Peter Jacobean Petnck Burke Joe Dursnt Yoahmort Ktneko Trevor Dodds JC Anderson Tom Byrum Russ Cochran Carl Cooper John Inman Richard lekat No. 19 New Orleans 86, Rock 60 At New Orleans, Ervin Johnson got the honors, but Tony Madison stole the show. Johnson, a senior center w ho was honored in a e ceremony, had 13 points and 13 rebounds. But it was Martin, a junior guard, who turned the Arkansas-Littl- e No. 17 Purdue 70, 20T At Champaign, 111. , Rennie demons scored 21 points and Andy Kaufmann had 20, and both players nailed key free throws in the overtimes. 6-- 7 Purdue (15-Big Ten) aphave to the game won in the peared first overtime when Ian Stanback hit a layup with four seconds left to put the Boilermakers up 63-6- 1 . But Illinois inbounded the ball to half-cou- rt and called a timeout with two seconds remaining. When play resumed, Kaufmann drove to the basket, drew a foul and made both free throws to send it into double overtime, demons' two free throws in the second over10-a time gave Illinois (17-73-6- 8 lead with 28 seconds left. 7, 7, 3) Steinberg, "but we're really not spending a lot of time talking fig- ures because the question of fair compensation is so difficult to do right now." A franchise player will be ineligible for free agency for the life of his contract. In return, he must be offered the average of the top five salaries at his position or 120 percent of his previous year's salary, whichever is higher. The two transitional players each must be offered the average of the top 10 salaries at his position, or 10 percent of his salary. Young, the league's MVP last season, earned S2.5 million. Holt's base salary in 1992 was $875,000. Beginning Monday, unrestricted free agents can shop themselves around the league. Players who don't sign with another ballclub by July 15 will have their exclusive rights returned to their original team. 1 Swimmers off to good start 71 - BYU women LAS VEGAS won three events in the first two days of competition at the WAC Swimming & Diving Championships in Las Vegas. The BYU weren't quite as successful. Cougar men didn't manage to win any of the six finals contested the first two days of the 72 34 36 -- 72 37 72 86 35-- it -- 78 meet. For the women, Jill Teeples won the 200 individual medley in a time of 2:05.33. The Cougars went in that event with Jennifer Waterbury taking second and Jennifer Brumctt fourth. Other BYU w inners were Vanessa Bergman diving) and the 400 medley relay team. The Cougars also were second in the 200 free relay, while Amy e Edman came up with a 34 39 73 Keith Clearwater David Ogrtn r I ot pre-gam- game's momentum. Martin's three New Orleans a 4 36 36 73 37 36-- 73 37 36-- 73 (one-met- 35.3673 37 36-- 73 34 36 39-39-- 73 73 37 36-- 73 36 36 74 36 36-- 74 gave lead 19-1- No. 24 Xavier, Ohio 68, Loyola (111.) 65 10-- 1 At Cincinnati. Xavier (19-Midwestern Collegiate Confere ence) overcame an 11 point deficit behind Aaron Williams, who had points and 5 second-hal- f 4 rebounds during a run that put Xavier ahead for the first time. 3, half-tim- -- 1 1 17-- Players selected ai franchise players and transition players by each team under the NFL s unrestricted tree agency plan. Each team can name a franchise player and two transition players. A team can add a third transition player it a franchise player is not named. Teams have the nghl to match otters to their transition players. ( named a plaintrff In tree agency lawsuits and able to move regardless of restriction.; denotes player who becomes a free agent In 1994 or later): Franchise Player Lomas Brown, t. Duane Bickett, lb. Indianapolis Neil Smith, de. Kansas City New Vork Giants Jumbo Elliott, ot. White, de. Philadelphia Phoenix McDonald, s. San Diego Leslie O Neal, de. San Francisco Steve Young, qb. Paul G ruber, t. Tampa Bay Wilber Marshall, lb. Washington Detroit Transition Players Atlanta wr. Buffalo Hinton. Will Wolford. Chicago db. Cincinnati Green, rb. Cleveland s. t; Rison, Jeff Wright, nt. Garner, db: ot: Wooltord. Harold lb: Francis, Mike Turner, Johnson, lb; Irvln. wr. Dallas Denver Brooks, lb. Atwater, Detroit Moore, wr. Green Bay t. Blades, db: Michael db: Hams, te; Ken er won the 200 free orado State and came up with a second in relay the 50 free. On the men's side. New Mexico in the 200 IM, with finished Rick Cosgrave getting the win, and won three other events, as well. Utah won one event, the 400 med- Coryatt. lb. Kansas City Saleaumua. nt. LA Raiders McDentel. db. LA Carter, Brown, Rama Everett, qb; dl. man oe Minnesota Thomas, nt. New England New Orleans Dombroweki, Giants Gilbert, Vincent, cb: Miami NV cb; wr; Cole- McDamel, g: Brown, lb. Morten Andersen, Hilgenberg. c. Cart Banks, lb; g; son, ttt. NY Jets James Hasty, cb: Enc Allen, db; Philadelphia . Phoenix Luis Pittsburgh Foster, rb. San Diego Swayne. t. San Francisco Wallace. Jim k; John wr. Moore, Joyner. Harvey Sharps, ot: Dawson, c; Ronnie Harmon, Pierce Holt, rb; lb. Harry de; I. Seattle Tampa Bay Reynolds, db. Washington Heck g Blades, wr; Cobb, rb; Loh (slim Lac hey. t; miller, k. f773 - ley relay. BYU's top f inishers were Mike Moak in diving (third), the 200 free relay team (second). Tomislav Karlo in the 200 IM (fourth), Richard Dowell in the 50 free (second) and the 400 medley relay team (third). Competition continues today and Saturday. This Week's Specials! one-met- er 1S88 Daihatsu ggrj 5 Spd., AC, Tape. 1989 Mazda B2200X-Ca- b c elected used cart s 44 yearn In Provo s Full line repair e Consistently lower prices Private Pilot Ground School starts March 3. For enrollment call ext. 6740 Dr. Ron Smart, 222-800- CQC 0,3.7 3 36KMi.,5Spd 2000 mile warranty on e third-plac- finish in the 50 free. BYU's main rival for the WAC Col title in the women's events Ruetl-ger- Houston Lorenzo White, rb: Ernest Gtvins. wr: AI Smith, lb. Emtman, dl: fQuentin Indianapolis lb Billy Maylair Den Pohl Devtd Edwards Fulton Allsm Tom Puruer Perry Moss Oh jimmy Johnston Barry Chessmen Larry Rtnksr '' AP Photo as 'franchise player' those slots. Pntl Mickelson Chip Beck Jeff Fsirfield Steve Lowery Marco Dawson John Flsnnery Jeff Msggert Mark McCumbsr Lennie Clements Bnan Henmnger David Psopkts Jodie Mudd Rocco Mediate Dillard Prultt Fred Couples Ted Try be Jim Hsllet Dave Barr Jim Woodward T C. Chen Mike Hulbert Tad Rhyan Grant Walts Gene Jones Rick Dalpos Greg Twiggs Micheel Allen Ed Dougherty Nick Fehr Steve Lomontagnt Marty Schiene Harry Taylor Ben C rent haw Paul Azinger Robin Freemen Psul Govdos Dannie Trtiler Randy Peterson Mike Smith Tom Lehman Bruce Fieiaher Billy Andrade Dan Foremen Payne Stewart Hale Irwin Brian Kamm Willie Wood Tom Siecfcmann Neal Lancaster ' u f4e-- f a 'Miners name S. Young Jen Cook ,.i4n. sVeeMe jii Pac-10- 's Duffy Waldorf Oirta 4 tournament Mountain View 72, Webar 54 6. Campbell 6, Blood 2 WEtlR S4k Waters 2 7 16, Vaughn 2 04 4. Hestop 5 3 11, McKay 4 04 1 54. 24 t Olson 2 04 4. Totals 1 11 . Agreed to terms with Terry Shumpert, second baseman, and Kevin Motion, pitchr contracts. er, on TEXAS RANGERS Agreed to terms with Crlt Colon, r shortstop, snd Danny Leon, pitcner, to contracts. KANSAS CITY ROYALS FOOTBALL Tournament 4-- . 25 19 18 16 Miami Pet. Wednesday Night Ladkta: Mary Arm Morgan 211, 557; Claudia Anderson 528; Pst Zamora 515; Ada Fazzio 504; Dixie Sorenaen 511; Lou Bartholomew 511; Kathy Guymon 503; Teresas Donaldson 543; Linda Walker 500; Lois Hurst 527. Mixed Masters: Bob Walker 224; Larry Randall 211; Mike Ruiz 205; Scon Perclval 211; Murk Krultmoes 219, 616; Brett House 208; Elvin Haarward 204; Ed Haliaday 224; Richard Spillner 202; Jared Chrislensen 219, 632; Susan Anderson 203, 568; Barbara Owens 205, 549: Kelli House 509: Sandy Harward 208, 535; Bonnie Jones 530: Lsura Adsmscn 549; Linda Walker 240, 588: Julie Bird 200, 586; Eric House 203. Oram North East: Launa Lindsey 205, 507; Jen Ottens 508; Laura Thompson 222; Debbie Eldredge 201; LEAh Johnson 205, 509. Friday Night Owls: Glen Brandon 239, 517; Wee Pace 225; Dave Riches 200; Terri Brandon 211, 574; Lent Handtord 201, 510. Saturday No Smoking: 710 Phillip Naugla 245; Steve Aspinall series; Tammy Huan 502. Mark Wiebo Olympus 52, Bonnevlle 50 West Jordan 56. Hunter 50 Davie 70. Highland 52 Timpvlew 58, Taylorsvllle 54 - 27 L 16 23 25 24 32 33 17, Dumas PHOENIX (104k Berkley 3 4 0 2 15, Ma)erie 04 4, Knight 21, West 4 7 04 6, Ainge 04 2, F.Johnson 10, Chambers 04 12, Muataf 24 2 5. Cebsllos 44 04 8, 104. Kempton 1 2 4. Totals 3 7, Thorpe 7 04 12. HOUSTON (131): Horry 34 32. Maxwell 04 19. K. Smith 4 Otaluwon 04 15, Horrere 9 6 21, Bullerd 9 2 11, Garland 14 2 4. Brooks 3 04 4, Winchester 24 04 1 131. 4. Rollins 04 2.Totats 3 17 24 27 28104 Pheanil 17 28 28 38131 Houston (Berkley Ainge goals Phnenlx F.Johnson Maoris 04), Dumas Knight K.Smith Bullard 24, 3 (Maxwell Houston Fouled out None. Winchsster Brooks 0-Rebs Phoenti 46 (Berkley, Dumas 6), Houston 51 (Thorpe 15). Assists Phoenht 21 (Berkley, Knight, Ainge 4), Houston 35 (Thorpe, Olsjuwon 6). Total touts Phoenix 20, Houston 17. mmm jj Boston Orlando Utah Ratllfl 9, Traylor 1 0 0, Rewers 8 54 15, Murray 8 2 7, 8, Henry 0 Gosar 1 0, Studdard 3, Torts 6, 7 5 Brown 6 12. Totals 62. 4 SAN DIEGO ST. Miller 15. McNautl 3 0 1 5 3, Walters 5 4, 25, Banks 0 Barefietd 2 2 3. J. Hamilton 6 0 8, Balzer 2 6. Totals 64. Halftime 28. San St. Diego Wyoming 28, Studdard Henry goals Wyo 7 (Tons 7 SDSU Miller Murray (J. Hamilton Walters Fouled Rebs Wyo 33 (Rewers 9), SDSU 36 (McNeull 14). Assists Wyo 6 11, (Henry 4), SDSU 18 (J. Hamilton 7). Foula-W- yo OTEP (17-9Davit 7 Crocker 3 W 36 30 New York New Jersey Philadelphia Washington J 3, Weak of Fab. 8 (18-6- ): " day night. 78-7- EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division NEW MEXICO 0, Jaxon 04 5. Jenkins 0- -0 0, Heftner s TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Only 63 NCAA tournament berths left. Arizona became the first team to clinch a spot in the tournament, Thursbeating Oregon State' 8 68-6- Fresno St. 71, Now Mexico 57 NCAA with win over Oregon IN THE BLEACHERS ' - Page D3 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 26, 1993 - ajsjsa(l-- . |