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Show DAILY Monday, February 12. 2007 HERALD iff Season-hig- h l Yates puts both cars in front row w.ohic goal total lifts Stars ASSOCIATED 185.609 to put themselves on the g front row for the Daytona 500 next Sunday. "It's like a dream that I'm afraid to wake up from," said Gilliland, coming off Saturday finish in the night's second-plac- e exhibition Budweiser Shootout. Gilliland and Rudd were the only two drivers to lock down their starting spots under a complicated qualifying procedure for NASCAR's biggest event of the year that Jenna Fryer w J PRESS Associated Press JAY LAPRETE Philippe Boucher and Jere Lethinen each had a goal and an assist for the Dallas Stars, who set a season high for goals in a 5 victory ' Sunday over the Colorado Avalanche in a game neither starting goaitender finished. Jeff Halpern scored on a rebound with 2:28 left for the Stars, who fended off three power plays with some nice saves by Mike Smith in the final 12 minutes to win their third straight game. goalie Marty Turco was pulled from his second Leclaire, center, as Adam Foote defends during the third period Sunday in Columbus, Ohio. 7-- i Blackhawks 5, Blue Jackets lead the Lightning to their 12th win in 15 games. At Columbus, Ohio, Martin Havlat had a goal and two assists and the Blackhawks rode a three-gospree in the first period. Havlat has seven goals and three assists in a e goal streak. Peter Bondra and Bryan Smolinski each had a goal and an assist and Patrick Sharp and Martin Lapointe also scored for the Blackhawks, straight start, yanked after who have won five of their last giving up two goals in less than a minute midway through seven games. the second period. Colorado's Anson Carter, Ron Hainsey Peter Budaj had been replaced and David Vyborny each had a earlier in the period after Dalgoal and an assist and Alexanlas went ahead der Svitov also scored for CoWithin a minute after rookie lumbus, which dropped behind the Blackhawks into last place Wojtek Wolski scored to get Colorado within 3 and chase in the Central Division. Turco, the Stars stretched the lead. Halpern knocked the I Lightning 4, Devils 1: At East y puck to the front of the net and Rutherford, N.J., Nick Joel Lundqvist deflected it over and Vincent Lecavalier the shoulder of Jose Theodore. scored in a span to Boucher's goal later in the second period. cap a three-gosecond period made it Vaclav Prospal and Dan Turco gave up three goals on Boyle also scored and Johan 15 shots after also being pulled Holmqvist had 21 saves in from his last start Tuesday. bouncing back from a bad Smith stopped 12of-1- 4 shots. game against the Rangers to 4: I Red Wings 7, Flames 4: At Detroit, Henrik Zetterberg had two goals and two assists and Joey MacDonald got his first career win in goal as the Red Wings outshot the Flames Detroit also got a goal and an assist each from Tomas Mathieu Schneider, and Jason Williams, and Pavel Datsyuk, and Johan Franzen also added a goal each. Nicklas; Lidstrom and Dan Cleary each had two assists. Roman Hamrlik had a goal and an assist for Calgary, and Alex Tanguay, Jeff Friesen, and Mark Giordano also scored. Miikka Kiprusoff stopped 11 of 14 shots before being replaced by Jamie McLennan. al 50-2- All-St- 4-- 1. 4-- Oilers 5, Thrashers 1: At Edmonton, Alberta, Petr Sykora set up three goals. Ryan Smyth, e Bergeron, Marc Pouliot, Joffrey Lupul and Raffi Torres scored for Edmonton, while Eric Belanger had the lone response for Atlanta. Marc-Andr- 6-- Withers PAGE 2 COLUMN Continued from C2 Today, that doesn't seem important. The real issue is what it means for the school and the program. Roth and Few know the charge will be made that Gonzaga has changed from after all. Gilliland turned a lap of 186.320 mph to win the pole, and Rudd was right behind at ment might look inside themselves." quality kids." On the most tumultuous Few: "I think it's an isolated situation where a kid made day since Gonzaga burst onto the national scene eight a mistake, plain and simple. Just go to colleges across years ago, the Zags went out America. My dad (a minister) and handcuffed a team that had beaten them earlier. The says, 'Let he who is witheffort was supreme, a team out sin cast the first stone.' and 6,000 people trying to Anybody that's passing judg "We haven't compromised standards," Roth insisted, "and we won't compromise stan Blaney (39th), A.J. Allmend-inge- r (40th), Brian Vickers (45th) and Jarrett (50th). Juan Pablo Montoya flirted with the front row, putting his new No. 42 Dodge in the second spot only to be bumped from it moments later by teammate David Stremme. Stremme ended up third and Montoya was fourth, but teammate Reed Sorenson was a disappointing 44th after blowing a battery in his car on his second qualifying lap. Still, it was a radical improvement for the Chip Ganassi Racing team, which is looking to Montoya to help jump-sta-rt a program that hasn't won a Cup race since 2002. "I think it really shows how far Chip Ganassi Racing has come," Montoya said. "I think the engine program has come a long way. It's just nice to see that we've got a lot of potential." But the day belonged to Yates, who won the Daytona 500 pole for the fifth time in his career. Davey Allison won the first in 1992, then Jarrett grabbed it in 1995, 2000 and 2005. Although the pole means very little in terms of the actual race, it puts Yates' team in the spotlight for the entire week. The top 35 drivers from 2006 are assured a spot in the 500, but their starting position will be determined by a pair of qualifying races Thursday. It leaves eight other spots to fill, and 26 drivers are vying for them. Dale Jarrett is guaranteed one of them by virtue of the past champions provisional, as are the three fastest drivers in qualifying from that group. That caveat promised Boris Said, Sterling Marlin and Johnny Sauter spots in the race. Toyota, which is making its Nextel Cup debut this season, had a horrendous qualifying effort and will need brilliant qualifying races to get the bulk of its Camrys into the field (more on Toyota, C2). Jarrett is in, along with Dave Blaney, who earned a berth because of his 2006 standings. But the rest of the bunch struggled, including Waltrip, whose intake manifold was confiscated at the start of the day because inspectors found a questionable substance inside the part. rally each other. "I told them that's as proud as I've been after a game in the 18 years I've been here," how Few said. "That effort could you not be inspired by that?" dards. We're still recruiting those halcyon days of six and seven years ago that when it grew into a national power, its standards backslid. e was marred when Matt Kens-et- h and Kasey Kahne's cars failed inspection and Michael Waltrip's was impounded because of a suspicious part. once-prou- Tar-nask- DayWaltrip, a two-timtona 500 winner, was 25th in qualifying and his Camry was later impounded. "There's nothing wrong with it," Waltrip insisted "We just had an oil problem of some sort." David Reutimann was the best of the Toyota bunch at 15th, and was followed by Jeremy Mayfield (16th), Mike Skinner (18th), Waltrip, season-openin- PRESS DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Robert Yates Racing went from skid row to the front row, emerging from the darkest season in team history to take the Daytona 500 spotlight. At least for a week. David Gilliland and Ricky Rudd won the top two starting spots Sunday in qualifying for the Daytona 500, putting Yates back on the racing map after a horrendous season. "There was a time last year when I felt like I maybe was the problem, and wasn't in love with it and really wanted to leave (racing)," Yates said. "I could have walked out of here last year. I want this next year to get this thing up, get the sky that was falling on us, get it up." That dark time saw Yates lose his drivers, a sponsor and both of his crew chiefs in a tumultuous year that saw d the team collapse to the point that Yates was convinced he was dying. But just like a true racer, the car owner refused to close shop and fought to keep the family business on the track. He handed the keys to his two cars to Gilliland, an unprov-e- n rookie, and Rudd, the Iron Man of NASCAR who spent last year out of racing and mowing the 30 acres of grass on his North Carolina farm. They proved Sunday that there's life in this Yates team, Chicago's Peter Bondra, left, scores against Columbus' Pascal DALLAS ASSOCIATED THE 4 past Avs THE 500 POLE QUALIFYING DAYTON A NHL ROUNDUP. He may have cost himself millions Friday night, but even that seems secondary. He played fast and loose with a reputation Friday night his and Gonzaga's. I Bud Withers is a sports columnist for The Seattle Times. Somewhere, Josh Heytvelt, a decent kid who blew it, must have been simply miserable. FAST FACT date in Scoreboard 1968, Jean-ClauKilly of France won the men's giant slalom in the Winter Olympics at Grenoble, his second gold medal en route to the Alpine triple crown. On this Source: AP N Y. San Tuesday Anaheim at Colorado. 7 p.m. Atlanta at Calgary, 7:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Region 4 Spanish Fork, 7 p.m. American Fork at Pleasant Grove at Mountain View. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Lone Peak at Timpanogos, Region 7 Orem at Spnngville, 7 p.m. Lehi at Payson, 7 p.m. Timpwew at Provo, 7 p.m. College Hoops Men's results FAR WEST 64. Stanton) 52 MIDWEST Evansville 76, Indiana St. 61 W Michigan 79. Kent St 57 Wichita St. 69. Illinois St. 64 SOUTH Boston College 68. Honda St. 67 Georgia Tech 65. 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Siena 47 Massachusetts 79. Rhode Island 49 Richmond 69. Ouquesne 57 Rutgers 55. West Vrgna 49 Samt Joseph's 67. Charlotte 59 Seton Had 56. VManova 51 Va. Commonwoaim 53, Oram 50 to Waahngton II Bo Van Pel (530), km 69. ITU San beet Bractey $154,000 Camilo VWegas (530). CAST Boston College 78, Miami 65 Camsu) 74. Fairfield 64 George Washington 75. St. Bonaventure 22 Georgetown beat ) beat No 11 Marquette Bet to Tennessee 23 vanderwt 24 Aruona (1 beat Oregon State beat No. 13 Oregon 25 Stanton) lost to No 14 Washington 172 OA (21 2 Carom $154,000 68- - Mississippi 84, Alabama 43 Mississippi St. 79, Florida 74 Old Dominion 63, Delaware 47 Rice 75. UCF 57 Savannah St. 56, Longwood 41 Southern Miss. 63, Houston 51 Tennessee 64. Kentucky 62 Vandeiont 80. Auburn 45 William 4 Mary 56. UNC Wilmington Weak beat - , Ryan Armour (700), Georgia l sen 69. N.c. state 62 Hotstra 69, George Mason 55 James Madison 85. Northeastern 63 Maryland 83. Virginia 74 Middle Tennessee 78, W Kentucky 63 Top 25 fared Florida Ted Purdy (700), - $184,250 68- Duke 77. Wake Forest 45 Georou 81 South Carolina 57 Georgia St 89, Towson 43 b. MaineMd.4U - 67- Corey Pawn (838). FAR WEST Montana 84. Montana St. 70 SOUTHWEST East Carolina 62, Tulsa 61 Kansas St. 66. Texas Tech 59 SMU 65, Marshall 48 MIDWEST Akron 63, Toledo 62 Ball St. 74. Kent St. 69 Bradley 82, Evansville 76, 0T E Illinois 52. Term Martin 44 Michigan St. 54, Purdue 52 Minnesota 79, Indiana 69 Northwestern 64, Perm St. 61 Nooe Dame 78. DePaul 70 Ohio St. 69, Illinois 60 S. Illinois 49. N.Iowa 46 Saint Lous 90. Fordnam 70 Xamer 80, Dayton 52 SOUTH Arkansas St. 78. South Alabama Clemson 73, Virginia Tech 69 Connecticut 72. LSU 71 Fairfield 67. Loyola. 59 Hartftxd 59. Stony Brook 44 Long Island U. 82. St. Francis. NY 79, 0T Manst 79, torn 53 New Hampshire 60, Boston U. 55 Niagara 76, Manhattan 74 Rhode Island Ouquesne 87 Rider 96. Canisius 88 Siena 82. St. Peter's 65 Syracuse 76. St. John's 74 Temple 98, Massachusetts 89 Vermont 67, Albany. N.Y. 63 BOYS BASKETBALL games at home sites 3A first round Women's results at Montreal, 5:30 p m. at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Islanders at Toronto. 5:30 p.m. Jose at St. Louis, 6 p.m. Florida Phoenix Prep Schedule SportlightAssociated Press o) (t ECU. College 60 MA tuumsss-ksw- iwl rewvi Panes Osaaspsj cconSnsioi and Jed kocm eHmw, Snfaetois P Jn Haytwsi an) trashnasi 8 than OswewWinss; atstr bvng anssMtsr oJocat-Nan- wd Ch Asy ajlsnska) |