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Show THE DAILY HERALD, (www.HaATbeHerald.com), Prwo, Utah, Thursday, February 13, 2003 Page B2 SCOREBOARD "a, m ' wm KEN'S TCP 25 BOXES 9A W AT, : w 1 i Myvss COLLEGE ATHLETICS 7 Otorara 5. UIU IvvWhiI wwiivuuiw w kit! in l.nr.Lo izr 2C33 season Mm Jersey imomxm HXmmm Ntsbarga IL1RM One big reason why the MWC is struggling to complete Its football schedule for 2003 is because rs try-In- g se State to find another place to put the , game. v . :& ' OHM ' f, BYU men athletic director Val Hah said ESPN wants to televise BYU's game with Georgia Tech on Thursday, Aug. 28. Hale said Georgia Tech has already released its schedule with Its trip to Provo scheduled for Aug. 28. Hale said BYU is scheduled as of now to play Boise State on Aug. 30. MWC associate commissioner Brat GiUUnd said BYU to Boise State is willing to mow its game-witanother date. However, the ripple effect the move would have on other schools in the Western Athletic Conference, Boise State's conference, is causing prob- -, J 11I 89 59 53 S3 S 4 .7 2 MMMIa 1 I Boston MmimJ 3S 31 27 23 MM IS touts m Km 4 77 17 107 i i 14 .11 24 22 22 25 22 28 35 T 14 21 21 23 28 1 1 4 2 5 4 S f ? lit ' h 78 17 61 58 41 tajNI 121 153 158 145 165 150 111 ' IMBjg M Swan 1 1. Perry ', a fa sVO lleMmt Sat Bfown Inuis (fiat Orem 32 tasbawrJa-tnia- ln30Browi nLAsssts-taiiav- vnsirsnglisi tomato Roroi . CmM MM 27 22 16 17 It 21 21 T 3 1 S 21 11 1 28 21 1 3 ' Si lot I I 30 28 23 21 Detroit Chicago Columbia MnnvM 4 2 10 3 2 17 It '(Si. 1 9 15 21 28 24 ' I Haipaf 10, Johratja 1M 1853 32 29 25 26 18 Vancouver MmwaoH Colorado Edmontw Calgary Hale said ESPN is the driving force In the deal and he thinks the network will figure out a way to get it done, BYU also reported the NCAA has verified it has received BYU's appeal documents In its quest to get Ben Archibald another year of eligibility. The NCAA should inform BYU of its decision by next Thursday or Friday, BYU reported. Dallas Anaheim tos Angeles San Jose Rmnk 16 19 14 18 8 8 0 11 5 1 27 72 67 66 64 48 1 8 8 h 4 I H K W 1 33 26 23 20 19 11 19 12 1 7 7 25 25 25 4 1 4 4 5 7 4 63 54 51 49 Aten . 15, Sm 04 04 Nelson 4, 11, Was 0, HamMon 04 0, Most 144 123 135 152 163 04 6, GifchrW 'Uak 2340 M 04 12, to) poms wm, one to pom tie 112 138 154 168 151 4, 5 44 04 , 10. Rober- - 74. 5 l lliirniiin TkiililiTlTTlriiiil giiai Miiirailiiiiil 21 (Lot Emmanuel Johnson Senders Honda 14, Paaran Harmkn taanni 24, Bormr Nelson 04.Fouled ri. Harper (Dmier Welsh 1 COUGAR HONORED: BYU senior Carlos Uzane is the Mountain West Conference men's tennis player of the week. This is his second career weekly honor. Lozano, from TlanepantJa, Mexico, went undefeated in both singles and doubles play last week, helping the Cougars to two wins, including a 4-- 3 victory over Ar- 5).3l NO. 7 NO. PITTSBURGH WEST VIRGINIA Demons ' 82 46 Bryant Edmonton Buffalo at 00 2, Brigs 04 0, Price 1, ran 4, guard Pat Harvey has been declared ineligible and the team's top scorer will miss the final eight games of the season. seaHarvey was forced to sit out the 1999-200- 0 son because of poor grades, and he was placed on academic probation at the end of last season. He appeared before the school's administrative board this week after receiving an unsatisfactory grade in at least one class this fall. senior guard from Chicago, is Harvey, a averaging 16.7 points a game, second in the Ivy League. He averaged 18.1 points last season, second in the conference, and was named to the team. on Saturday Harvard, which tost to Yale 73-6- 8 night is 10-- 9 and 2-- 4 in the Ivy League. 12, 7 Brown 7 54 15, Lett 4 3 04 3, Domzio 2 13, Demetris McCanol 3 2, Moms 1 82. 5. Kmusar 5 4. Uak 3 10, X 12, 5 Zavackas Demeths 30 MWS SctirSno 7 Pittsburgh Donas Knight L Fouled WEDNESDAY'S MEN'S SCORES EAST Totals fech, Jackson 3 London 0. quena at hearing Campbel 91, Upacomb 90, 20T ' 61 CerMntry 76, CharloOe 59, Houston 55, OT fiorloo 74, Mississippi 55 b 78, Wirftrop 74 LSU 79,VsnrJerrjiR60 Marshal 74. Akron 58 Maryland 74, Florida St 72 N.C. State 63, Georgia lech 57 North Carolina 81, Virginia 67 OW DomMon 71, 68 South Carolina 76, Oernson 59 UvB 85, Sou Honda 67 - FredSeattle Mariners PEORIA, Ariz. dy Garcia won his arbitration case Wednesday when a panel in Florida awarded him $6,875,000, up from the $3.8 million he earned last season. The Mariners had offered Garcia $5.9 million. "This wasn't an adversarial situation," general man, ager Pat Gllllck said. "Ifs simply a difference of opinion over compensation. We are looking for big things from Freddy again this season and we know he feels the same way." The Garcia made his second pme appearance last season. He finished 16-1- 0 with a 4.39 ERA in 34 starts. In 2001, he was 18-- 6 with an American League-leadin- g 3.06 ERA. Last season, Garcia went 11-- 5 with a 3.44 ERA before the ar break but was 5-- 5 with a 5.66 ERA over the second half. Garcia was returning from the hearing in Florida and wasn't expected in Mariners camp until Thursday. Gilbert Smith 2,Wa3-6LV- Undeman -1 Missouri Miknar Fouled (Korw 14. House nut wot Riverside 0-- Easley Funk J3owden IMiourids-S- 70 ST. Gilbert McKirney Mkanuri St OPEN ATP SIEBEL at Norrn-Mrssrs-- ta Mas, CsW. Pane: 3M.M (larl Series) fish, United States, dot Hmasjrswny, Russia, 44, 74 (3). Mkoiay DaryrJenks (7), Russia, def. Jeff Morrison, United States, 74(1). BelarusrW. Jan vacek, Cast VtarJirwVWtriiln, Mardy RerMblc6-4,6-- ed States, Spsdso, Urissd States, def. Sermar;63,6-4Vinos , Isrs Bttfarnulsr, BsjBsdrSf LINEUPS Mi BASEBALL ' flrSe 2B Jerry rlairston ts ALntttMF. ORtOUS-Sigicontract Signed OF BJ. Surhoff B a minor league contract Watt BVW OEM. UrnVAgreedtolrviWfWP Brandon Bade, RHP Lance Carter, RHP Defvwi James and C Pete Laforest 1. a (30) M Green, Chevrolet (31) Roboy Gordon, Chevrolet (21)lckylbjrJd,forrJ. Sunday. M. ajste) Baass (14) dU rat orayNaktdNo. ?. (25) Joe Nernechek, Chevrolet (e8)DaleJsmttford. (40) Sterling MarNn, Dodge.. (42) Jamie McMorray Dodge. assistant 131 director.of player devetoprnent to IrvrWrWJtilio contract Lugo on a COUMADO 8. (32) Ricky Cravea, Porroac. 8. (1) Steve Park, Chevrolet 10. (22) VnM Burton, Dodge. V 11. (16)Greg!3r(lle,ford. 12. (41) Casey Mears, Dodge. 13. (17) Matt rvsnsetft, Ford. 14. (23) Kenny Wallace, Dodge. 15. (24) Jeff Gordon, ChsvvolsL 16 (10) Johnny Benson, Prjniac. HOUSTOvl 17.(14)lrrrirA(odgB. MFJr)PHrSMH221JEB-ai- v son from the injured hst Placed .' . 64, Northeastern 54 93. Stony Brook 51 Buffalo 72, Brjwkng Green 60 tormecOcut 75, Syracuse 51 New Hsmpshae 56, HarrJbrd 53 Magara 80, Census 51 Rutgers 65, West Virginia 50 Siena 85, Rrdsr 60 Albany, Boston 77 Mr Rm sMiraMM 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. EAST 70 WIN 125 LjaylanglklJavlea WEDNESDATS WOMEN'S SCORES itl(194) McFartdt 44 17, AWKiams 04 00 0, V.WrWams 8 7 25, Aden 44 04 8 Sanders 04 16, Stsyn 04 04 0, Vtatherspoon 04 6 Saturday. m DtrfMsM DvafftsMssl Stale, today 13. Ceasscttort (144) did not rjlay Neat atVih lanova, Saturday 24. SMert- (174) did not day Next W.Wash(nf-ton- , today 28. tskst lllipks (174) did not play. Next vs. Temple, today (Undeman, Konar, St 10 (McGee 6), CreigMonlO (LMeman,Kaver,Md(iriney2).toal touls-S- W Missouri St 21, Creejfton 20. NEBRASKA M mgton Lndeman 0-- W Na 13 OKLAHOMA UC 5, Dantnt 9 (Mackn 12), Creighton 34 Demn 6). Asststs-S- W Missoud 85. Southern Miss. 78 toinessea 70, Arkansas 62 toas MM 73, Missouri 71 7. 2 3 34 TCU Nest Nat at Sunday. NASCAR tkmm ai.minrl 5 Bowden St Waft Crenon Daren 8, McKirrney 2 9, Mitner 04 4. tods - ill 67, 5 .. 9 McGee toasJech88,kraSt73 Studenon ' 04 8, Randle 34 McGee 0 84 19, 04 0, Fisher 04 2 14, Korvar 0, Funk 34 04 2, Unas 2 rlalrria-S- W 1 ) 7 Hotn 0- - 1 Cal - " 7.Wats 3 CI0HT0ll(22-2- Bat St 83, Kent St 75 r)radley88,iainoisSt76 Creigrrton 70, SW Missouri St 67 Dayton 87, George Washington 68 ttSdiam 63, Michigan 9 lndianaSt63, Orakeffl DePaul 60 73, Marquette ' Minnesota 77, Iowa 64 Northwestern 78, Purdue 17 Oklahoma St 77, Nebraska 70 S lours 59, Louisville 58 SURHOFF AGREES TO DEAL: Outfielder BJL Surhoff returned to the Baltimore Orioles on Wednes- 0- 70 SW MISSOURI ST. 67 Madm 44 44 12, Easley 3 12, 04 7, Andrews play. 11 17 Symuse. Seturdey tomaand 54,lDlanar It (134) did not Nest (114) lost to Saint Louis No 2 Louisvike, Saturday . 12. State 7047, OT. Neil: at Wichita State, Saturday 13. WtHkimi Mala (194) bast Nebraska Nest vs. Baylor, Saturday 14. ataai(lM)djnotrjlayNmFlirdua, Saturday U. Wake Fend (114) dM not pray, Neat vs. No. eDuke.loday II. MarylaaJ (1M) bsatftolda Sate Next vs. No. 15 Wake Forest, Sunday 17. tyraruai (114) did not play Not vs. No. 10 Notre Dame, Ssturoay. 11; Xavto (174) did not play Nest: vs. Rhode Islarid, Saturday 19. Mliili ttl(16--) did not play Next vs. Mississippi, Saturday 20. teergki (13-M not play Nest vs. Vander-Saturday Nett (144) lost k) toss MM vs. Kansas State, Saturday 22.CakV)sitaa(lM)didnotrrvv.WBSh- 12 CREIGHTON NO. 4a(49)DrCorje,l'wrrjac,piovrsionaL 41.(22)JFullei,CriemlrtormioraA 42 (16) Larry Gunselman, Chevrolet provlsfonsl, 43. (44) Mike Hsrrnon, (emlst, tynrriskinsL UCLA, 11 Manains (114) bad DePaul 7344. Nettys. ' odelliv Delntvl DOiener (Hoskin Fouled Seels 1, Gnter 0-- Hotand Rebourto4isrque1le 38 (iaclann 10), DePaul 40 (Hoskm 12). 18 CrVade 8), DePaul 10 (Brooks, Hoskin 3). Total 54. 17, DePaul 59 Wiramla59,Trjwson52 BASEBALL (Novak rjid vs. t. 1 4 8, Hoskrn 13, Holland 16, Seek 04 2 1, DDiener 34 04 7, 0-2 2 4 3, Brooks 2, Mley 04 4 14 10. tods 8 5 60. , Haaieiariue1la SLPe1er72,Manst68 Va. CwnrnrjrrwBsnTi 72, Drenst Varment 74, rJrnjtiainlon 54 Greer ) not day Nert N.Y. U. StPers78,lona65 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. (7) Jtrnrny Spencer, Satellite (5) Terry labor, Chevrolet (601 David Green. Chevrolet (ll)BrsttBorJm,rad. BASKETBALL the injured let Placed injured list Radio Dodge. MINNESOTA to a ' the TVMBfJrWDUrtS-Sili- contract list lCMay injured M placed on G Brevin Knight on G Rod Strickland na WrJMBOVMN crjntrect 1. (8) Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Chevrolet 2. (15) Michael Wsttlp, Chevrolet 3. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet 4. (18) Bobby Labonto, Chevrolet 5. (45) Kyle Petty, Dodge. 6. (9) BiH Elliott Dodge. 7. (6) Mark Martin, Ford. B. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet 9. (19) Jemmy MeyteM, Dodge. 10. (38) Elliott Sadler, ford. 11. (74)Trxrylojines,(arrolet 12. (33) Chnstian fWpsktJ, Chevrolet 13. (09) Mike Wallace. Dodge. 14. (0) Jack Sprsgue, Porrtiac 15. (97)r(un8usch,Ford. 16. (12) Ryan Newman, Dodge. 17. (01) Jerry Nsdearj, Ponbac. 18. (43) John Andrettl, Dodge. 19. (54) Todd Bodine, Ford. 20. (49) Ken Sdnsdsr, Dodge. 21. (2) ftosty Wahsoa, Dodge. 22. (77)DeveBlariey.F6rd. 23. (02)HermleSarller,frjac. 24. (90) Kirk Shelrnsnsns, Ford. 25. (20) Tony Stewart, atoms. S4ATTIE backers John StAHAuXS-Narn- ed Marshall - The UnitKINGSTON, Jamaica ed States won at The Office for the first time in more than eight years. Carlos Bocanegra and Chris Klein scored in a span early in the first half to lead the U.S. team over regional rival Jamaica 1 in an exhibition game Wednesday night While the Americans improved to against the Reggae Boyz, it was the first U.S. win at Kingston's National Stadium 4- nicknamed "The Office" since Nov. 22, 1994. The United States played a scoreless tie at Jamaica in a World Cup qualifier in June 2001. "It was a good result and a good experience for our young players," U.S. coach Bruce Arena said. "This is a long process and winning is not the bottom line, but to get a result in Kingston certainly gives the team confidence. This game looked a lot like a World Cup qualifier." The Americans (2-- 1 in 2003) were two-minu- te 2-- Surhoff was first signed by the Orioles in 1996 and batted .292 with 102 home runs and 426 RBIs in his career with them. He was on the 1996 and 1997 teams that advanced to the AL championship series. Surhoff is a .281 career hitter with 170 home runs and 1,028 RBIs. The top draft pick of the Milwaukee Brewers in 1985, Surhoff spent his first nine major league seasons with the Brewers. He turned down a minor league contract from the Mets, who offered a deal that could have paid the same as $550,000 with $200,000 in bonuses they offered Jay Belt, who accepted New York's offer -5 - - . - Tuesday. SALMON A BLUE ANGEL FOR A DAY: - . and a Blue one, too. The Anaheim right fielder donned pilot's gear for a ride In a fighter plane with the Navy's precision frying team, the Blue Angels. Earlier this winter, he joined a group of Angels coaches and former players who flew on a transport plane that landed on the USS Nimftz off the California HOCKEY NHL D UweKruprjfroni on injured f Lubos Bartecko injured reserve. Plaoed Rserve.Asss3wdDMiteVVeMtoChta BtlFFAtO StmES-Recs- M 0 Rory Fitqjatrick Rochester of the AHL DALLAS G Corey Hirsch from Utah of the AHL from UttAJK)ELBnNv3-Rr- Manchester of the to Manchester. M AHL Assigned G Cristobal "Ifs been a great winter. You always wonder what it be like after you win the World Series and it's been everything It's been billed to be and a tot more," Salmon said. There have been plenty of opportunities to do things. the same time, ifs been a short winter. I've i been so busy It's really flown by? CeHi ed and senior lSSrJ3IP11STAn-uinoiH- has Tucker left the WASHtnVTOvt-rfam- ed ball Sanders associate athsdminisrjator. women Xj football team. Dan Cosetto assrstant coming off a 0 loss to Argentina on Saturday in Miami Earlier in the day, the U.S. team was drawn to play World Cup champion Brazil, Turkey and Cameroon in June's FIFA Confederations Cup. "It was a good win for team morale, and it was important to leave a good impression on Bruce as we all depart for our club teams," Bocanegra said. "The effort tonight showed that we can bounce back and play hard after a tough result." Before about 27,000 fans cheering EfsD iiy a Toro 'PURCHASE iVZoiver. NEW TORO WALK MOWER ANY Get a trimmer- RECEIVE A TORO 12" ELECTRIC TRIMMER -- 1 REE! on the Reggae Boyz, Bocanegra scored his second goal ofthe year in the 1 1th minute with a charging header off Bobby Conveys corner kick. Two minutes later, Klein received the ball near the top of the penalty area and sent a hard shot inside the left post, U.S. midfielder Pablo Mastroeni, part of last year's World Cup team, was called for a yellow card in the 51st minute, setting up a free kick from about 30 yards that Onandi Lowe put past goalkeeper Tim Howard. . I J Ask Your Dealer 1 .for Details! i ON THE AIR BASKETBAU fc3Q pjm. NBA, Orlando at Detroit (INT) ' . NBA, Boston at Portland (INT) am I pM. "4 . " i aj.p " NASCAR St Louis TV Akron St Vincent-S- t. Mary High School officials have decided not to sign a contract with ESPN to have James final regular-seaso- n game televised on Sunday. "We have been getting some bad press from ESPN and from other media sources," athletic director .. Grant Innocenzi said Wednesday. "We're at the point that enough is enough. It's that simple." v Innocenzi said the school's board of trustees voted Tuesday not to have James' game in Dayton against Kettering Alter shown on ESPN2. . ' PhHdelpMa at AUTO RACtNO 11 . James will be - LeBron a little less exposure. (ESPN) .. Gatorade 125 In Daytona Beach (FX) MJMwdi CLEVELAND getting MOemlXmMzona(FOXSN) J V- - i OsavwWss The Associated Press t w foot- ooach. No more TV for LeBron would HI HOCKEY Huet COLLEGE IOWM letic director coast N line- coach. 1-- The Associated Press field depth." ButeklmltationalflJSA) on U.S. men's soccer beats Jamaica son before tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. '61 gives us a proven major league veteran, both on and off the field," said Jin Beattte, the Orioles executive vice president for baseball operations. "He is a quality major league hitter and will add to our out- XML, Wlfks G MNs) ed contract if he one-ye- the major league roster and would have the chance to earn $600,000 more in roster bonuses and $400,000 in performance bonuses. Surhoff, 38, played 4 12 seasons with the Orioles before he was traded to Atlanta in 2000, where he spent the last 2 12 seasons with the Braves. Surhoff hit .293 in 25 games with Atlanta last sea- ; the FOOTBALL Otevrolet Harmon, Baganc the injured list (4) Mike Skinner, Porraac. Burton, ford. (99) (37) Derrrke Cops, Chevrolet (78) Mke C Datrbor that included is added to . f i VrrgMTsch, did not play: Mast at Nebraska, Saturday 7. PMakargk beat West Virginia 8246. ) Nett at Seton Hal, Saturday s.D(144)rMnotrjla.NUNo. 15Wake Fonsst today. Kaaaaa (114) M not play Next vs. Iowa State, (U4) Brown FARED I. toss (164) 73. 8 vs. 26.seetaa(a(ladraplayr9rl:vs. Icnnessn, St'stunta. 1. ntiiikiBi (164) id not play. Nrjt dtoas 54 17,T.Dtener340-7, Bradley 00 04 0, Novak 64 04 17, Chapman 04 04 0, 6nmm 00 04 0, Sanders 04 04 0. U 64, Navy 61 Boston College 80, Providence 69 Holy Cross 92, Colgate 91, OT Lafayette 57, Army 3 Maine 75, Northeastern 55 s 54, Richmond 53 i 72, Hartford 61 71, Census 68 Orw St 76, Perm St 67 Prosburgb 82, treat Vtrgmia 46 rtaroe Island 77, te Sake 65 18 (Oeinons, tori- s- 7). Total 4rsfkss(2M)bedMrssissir474-55.rM- 15, Wade American vs. Kentucky, Sunday. did not play ) t. thaK(U4)didrtrjlayNMvs.LSU,Sat- 14, Merritt 141-2- 4 (U-i- z. at No. (18-3- ) fcwnsend Nest dM sotplay. - rsTyridei, today. 11 MARQUETTE 73, DEFAUL 60 HAItQUETTE 25 (184) 18. VMaaass (184) did not play Nart vs. George- ,WerJrsday,Fel.19. UC Santa Barbara (174) did not play Not at ' rJmors. today. ; i, U. vYIspiaala fcaaa Bay (184) did not play Ned: es. tjoyoia of Chicago, SaninJay. 22. Mas Stale (174) rM not ptsy Nest si Went--: ; gan Stale, today 23. rMgars (184) rjeMvVest Virginia Hot vs. Pittsburgh, Sunday 14. satssta (184) did not ptsy. lest at UCLA, 7),toMM TOP Ter (Kmusar 44 (Zavackas 7). (Herber 3), Pritsourgh 20 (Knight 7). Total 73. 17,nttsbugn NO. 5 (BKing at Auburn, tOi9f. Not 73. 7), Teas AIM 16 16, ntas A&M StiTstt. rBSDO ta 17. Ml westem, today 18. swSntsl (18-- 04 6, 040, 2 Hart m li. 29, IKing Led 00 6,l3iraei1asf0 1 10, B.Nng i pray 11. 1mm (184) treat OMahrjnie State Nart at lows Stats, Saturday 12. Sees State (26-6-) did not ptsy. Hart vs. No. 9 furdue, today U.nVtuMeaa (184) did not elay. NeKt at Kentucky, today 14. Seergla (184) da) not play. Neffivs.No. 15 South Carohna. tooay. Hum Canana (174) did not ptsy Nest at No. 14 Georgia, today 18. Mil ill ilspl Stale (174) beat New Orleans 10, 15, Johnson 3 04 3, 71. 9, Wnght (tan, Ress 8). McKiiney 3nt Veager Sally Page Brown 04 34 Ress O40.tods Ttoisseau4olans (Psnoe BeMn Patella . Knight rltmmefrostiiirgn, at Ottawa, 5 p.m. is. Iiirliliai f Clemons24, (PauMmg 34, Mcrunney Kroenke AIM Bryant (Bring Vr Jackson 24, Re iKing Turner 0-Fouled Reboundl Misenun 38 (McKinriey 3 2- - 6, 4 (214) dig sot beat Nsbraski 7. stast ) vs. rjuanorna Stats, Saturday. . tsssM (1M) did sot ok Nast at Woshng- ssn. tooay Nest I. feaaa Tech (2t2) bast teas AM St Baylor, Saturday dM not play Hot va. 8. rStrtS CasMu ) Honda State, today 8. IMse (184) did not play Nest at No. 12 Perm toss 11, Zavackas 2 04 04 0. Totals 2944 44 2 4, Patens 2 5, Cur- - 04 Kroenke . Hat 73 4, Nat i. Kjmss . 4 7 04 4, Page 7 - 1 04 3, anitman 0 4 Jackson (14 7, PMsnogto 2 PauWing (ARED 4tM(isVl)dMrttasiNrnt.IMBbama. McNimey440-- 9, 0-- 1GU1MI(U4) 24 04 5, Heroar 04 2, Veager 1 a wars ihi o- 2 Benein 12, 1 Ferguson 1(174) Detroit 5:30 p.m. Columbus at Montreal. 5:30 pre. PMaoelpnia at St Lous, 6 p.m. NY. Islanders at Nashville, 6 p.m. Colorado at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Calgary at Us Angeles, 8:30 p.m. HARVARD'S TOP SCORER INELIGIBLE: Harvard i 4 21 MISSOURI 71 18, Young 0 04 25 p4) rM Syaose '... lodat 8. lasssssss Sunday INS0Un(144) g. Roberson.ttole.A-ll.So- 4 04 4, SchrSno 04 8, DXmsseaiCollins rw izona. 2 , 38 s. Satan Hal, Sunday 9 Holdee lednlas (Blake McCray - 3, Handle MoCal Fionas St Pckat Gakoway (Mraon 2- - 7, Wdeskoraki JonerO-2-. Cdkst Fouled taiardeon 40 (IWden 9), Florida St 37 (Harvey 10). 17 (Blake 4), Rorida St 13 (Josn-sWalaasiMki 3). tod St 16 todwcd-Hold- TEXAS A&M 10 (Harpar, Read Sanders, Gurrn Iwiai Mnasnppi 24, 2), HonM 16 (Onaiar Ronda 20.fechnttrill Sally San Jose 0 OtBwe 3, Pittsburgh 0 Washington 5, Atlanta 1 HX Ranges 3, flondal Tcwxrto 3, Chicago 1 Jersey 3, PhoennO Minnesota 2, Ptulerlelphia Anaheim , Calgary 3, OT Ptekett , 1(114) loss. Columbus 44 14, 3 10, Harvey 19, 34 2. tods 2442 04 2, Malhews 2 04 lea 04 04 0, Colas 54 4 a am) 54 9. Walmkowe-s- 7 A&M -6. (1 7) Nad kenseSi. had. 185.096. 7. (99) ttcnaal Weanp, Chevrolet, 184.948. " Boa 18433a Jt.Owwulet (21 Hwnaday 9, (19) Chad Blount Oooge. 184.767. 10. (20)vB Bass, Porraac, 184.593. II. (18) Cay Grooe. foaac 184J70 12. (59) Sony Corapton. Chevrolet 184338. 13. (38) Has KaMe. Fori, 1S4.33& 14 48) Sim IvrMLPoriliac, 184.170. 15. (7) Randy IsJne, fkirajsc, 184.108. 16. (12) Kerry EanUiardt. Crievnlst, 183857. 17. (25) Boocy llanwten Jr.. Ford, 183.374. 18. (43) Jaknny Sautot, Chevrolet 183374. 19. (57) JasrnlWar, font 183370. 183352. (1) Jam lB32ia . 21(5)f3rlHVirJasm.Crwrolst 22 (4) klwe Wsuce, Ponuc, 183.132. 23. (23) Scott Wenmsr, Oievnvsl 183 J338. . 24. (10) Scoll fbggs, ford, 182.801. 25. (6) Damon Lush. Dodge. 182 778. 26. (60) Stanton Banse, Ford, 182.734. 27. (27) Chase Uorsgornery. Ponttac. 182393. 28. (37) Davrd Green, Ponoac. 182.242., 29. (28) Brad Baker, Oodp, 182.008. . 30. (26) Kevsi Grubs, Dodge, 181.962. 3L (61)Toby Partar, Ponoac, 181.962. 32. (77) Donme Neuenberger, Ford, 181.947. ' 33 (46) tahton Lewis ., Qiavrolot 181.415. 34. (92) laBoone, Chevrolet 181.247. 35 (86) JetT Fura, Oiemlet, 180.934. 36. (72) Randy MacDoneld. Formac, 180.636. 37. (54) Hermie Sadler, Chevrolet pronrisl. 38. (73) Jason SchuMr, Ford, povkaonal. Benton, Chevirtetpnjriislonnt 39. (70) Rr a V WOMEN'S TOP L CvmSiirt ! 2, Jonnaos ' - 61, &i. kwK TwuKieok tads) 34 4 10, Hokt-- . 34 20, Hake 34 Garden 1 04 2. McCel 00 2, McCray 14 04 3, 14 04 4 Ostsharm7B.srlsr64 72. OUalnrM St 70 Gekowey Bean for 74. OT Traas : R(U-M- ) 2, RvJiaidsoa icinat 34 5. CapMO 04 04 0. Drenr pi ( 5, 2 4 7 . 175 139 144 151 134 ' I. f7) Jie Nsrwachef, ftMac, 186 050 rank. Jr. Crmolet 185 586. 2- (81 Dale IvmaKS .3. (21) ev Haraok. CrewrovJt, lB5.4eB. 4. (391 Me MrXaurgran. Ford, 185 452. 5. (30 Jmmy vMsn. Dodge. 185.280. ' 70, lews St 57 76, St Jshni IstkvivH llsBia-Mary- kJ tanar 14. tods 172 137 160 158 125 R0RIDASL72 . RMBM(2M) 6 an Angel all right 1, 0 55. 1 4 Of!' 2 74 CsraHSerJey 04 en 24 64 1 1, hhehotas - 7 3, toak 145 142 135 167 147 183 162 134 153 126 tag 11, 5 St62.lwn0 Unoai Not Oans Ili4 04 0. 00 3, Sanders 7 taraon 00 0, Fr 04 04) 0, Nunaary 04 2 0, Broan 00 04 0, Gam 04 04 0, Emmanuel 5, Rhodes 04 04 0, Hota 1 04 9, Las Hi m M 72 67 59 50 49 4 1 19 , - (IMi 41121166 45 !- ML 4 FLORIDA 74, MISSISSIPPI 55 64 161 153 57 154 162 51 121 167 4 w'ulhuiMTI "We told ESPN and the other conferences that we're almost in a position to say you're not going to get that He would get a $1 million, iie 16.SaMloasl9.-11338. Gililand said the scfteDule will be done as soon as possible. MWC commissioner Craig Tbonpsoa said: day, agreeing to a minor league contract an invitation to spring training. Sana (MyMa, II MARYLAND Ntt 7), Saint l5(MyW InManH 4),SatliiiasU(Dre)ai3).toalsiBSi terns. Garcia wins case Sum TMaar Fouled 89,rjursjssowa St 7! Ins. Pur. R Wayne SO. St rAsssw 87. 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