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Note: By agreement with the National Association of Basketball Coaches, teams on major probation ara ineligible to be tram S 4 0 0 0 0 2 Mln tO 34 34 26 31 Berkley Malone Robinaon Stockton Oresler 11 Mart 7 Olajuwon Porter Elliott Hardaway (am 7 15 3 3 4 3 3 0 2 3 1 1 0 9 1 6 6 0 3 4 9 18 21 19 15 21 Manning 04 0 4 0 5 13 3 5 8 0 14 4 2 9 16 26 21 9 2 10 265 0 1 1 7 5 4 1 16 Eaat 26 2C 32 35 27 30 29 33 Waal 13132 16135 Wilkin East Jordan (Price Thomas Pippen Schrempt Stockton Bsrkley (Majerte Porter Dreiier ). goal Dumars Watt Hardaway Macauley, Boston Paul Aron. Philadelphia George Mikan, Minneapolis Bob Couay, Boston Bill Sharman, Boston Bob Pettit. St. Louis Bob Cousy, Boston Bob Pettit, St. Louis Elgin Baylor, Minneapolis, and Bob Pettit, Ed St. Louis t Wirt 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1960 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 ' 1989 1990 ' 1991 1992 ' 1993 Chamberlain, Philadelphia Oscar Robertson. Cincinnati Bob Pettit. St. Louis Bill Russell. Boston Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati Jerry Lucas, Cincinnati Adrian Smith, Cincinnati Rick Barry. San Francisco Hal Greer. Philadelphia Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati Willis Reed, New York Lenny Wilkins. Seattle Jerry West, Los Angeles Dave Cowens, Boston Bob Lanier, Detroit Walt Frazier, New York Dave Bing. Detroit Julius Erving. Philarilphia Randy Smith. Buffalo David Thompson. Denver George Gervin. San Antonio Nate Archibald. Boston Larry Bird. Boston Julius Erving. Philadelphia rsiah Thomas, Detroit Ralph Sampson, Houston Istah Thomas. Detroit Tom Chambers. Seattle Michael Jordan, Chicago Karl Malone. Utah Magic Johnson, LA Lakers Charles Barkley. Philadelphia Magic Johnson. LA Lakers Karl Malone and John Stockton. Utah CRK No. 23 Virginia 4. Arizona (19-2- ) 6 Cincinnati (21-5. Michigan Minnesota 8449. 6. Kansas Kansas State beat Arizona State ' beat Perm State beat lost to Oklahoma beat No. 4 Arizona 9. Florida State (21-beat Clemson 10. Wake Fores! Georgia Tech 11. Vanderbilt ) B LEAGUE (21-- PARIS (AP The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated e Press' college basketball poll, with votes m parentheses, records through Feb. 21, total points e vote through one based on 25 points for a e vote and previous ranking: point tor a Racere1 Pts Pvs 1 24-1. Indiana (63) 1.620 20-2. Kentucky (1) 1.509 2 22-3. North Carolina (1) 1.457 3 19-1.423 4. Arizona 4 1.401 5. Michigan 214 1.240 1.222 1.125 1.103 1 074 4 20-20-- 932 21-- 5 9 6 7 8 12 UNLV Seton Hall Arkansas Tulane Purdu 204 174 954 763 762 672 20-- 4 639 154 164 537 10 15 16 13 18 14 527 20 500 313 281 235 21 5 20-19-- 22 Matrix NIBB Tai Hen 3 Mark Hale. NW Mutual. 78 Jeff Llndstrom. BMT, 77 4 BIX Quality Lenito 18-- beat Air Force beat Fresno 1 2 Suitter Axland Covey Leadership Ctr Treys per game Free throw percentage Clint Bean. Key Brokerage, 92.3 Chris Meservey. Meservey. 81.0 Eric Lainhart, NW Mutual. 80.0 B LEAGUE 1 2 Treys par game Lava Pts 846 600 24-20-- 755 22-- 739 697 649 610 590 586 19--2 Michigan 4 7. Florida 214 9 VanderbOt 10 Duke 21-- 20-- 554 20-- 44 21 3 431 17-17-- 400 204 3 71 329 292 16--6 Pvs 1 2 3 6 i 4 9 7 10 I 11 11 14 12 18 16 Jason Martin hit a PRICE five seconds left to lift with 'jumper 5 Utah to a Eastern of College ranked No. over College victory of Southern Idaho Saturday in Sce-- . nic West Athletic Conference 76-7- 1 play. the first loss of the season CEU for CSI. which is now 28-It w as 1. Australia, def. Ivan retired (injury). LerxJI C LEAGUE TUESDAY Slick University Hyundai Nitty Nine Dally Herald 30 Something (4), Doubles Championship 1 Bushman Press Unknowns Interwest Safety 4 4 coring Armstrong. Slick. 22.0 Steve Pugmir. 30 Something. 15.8 Sam Sutherland. Interwest. 13.8 STUTTGART. Germany (AP) Result Sunday of the 62.25 million Eurocard Open (seeding m parenthes es): Darrin Michael Stich (6). (5). Netherlands, 44, Jan Anderson, Unknowns. 13 0 Tray per game Ron Williams. Slick. 2.5 Dave Hyde. 30 Something. 2.3 Tom Christ, Unknowns, 2.3 Darrin Armstrong. Slick, 2.3 Jan Anderson, Unknowns, 2.3 Germany, def. Richard Krakcek 74, 74 34. Eco Fai Anacostia Hanks Chrtropractic American Fence Co Sport Shoes Etc. Hales Allen Snowbird The Atnum Gandorfo s Deti Graywhale CO Free throw percentage C LEAGUE WEDNESDAY Rust Coin 2 2 2- - 3 3- - 2 Air Kohier 3 System Connection Enrich International Alberteont 3 Bret Udy. 5 coring Ehleft. Atrium. 24 5 Brett Mitchell. Hales 23 0 Ken Auld. Hanks Chiro 21 .3 Brent Jacobean EcoFax 20 7 Peter Tmputotu. Hales 20 6 Treys per game Peter Tuipulotu. Hales 4.2 Barry Asay. Hanks Chiro 3.4 Willie Ferguson. Gand 3 3 Nate Warner. SportShoe 3 0 Mark Santiago, Gand 3 0 Treys par game Bret Udy. System Connection, 4.0 Tom Hunter. Rylee Trucking. 3 0 Dave Varney. System Connection. Brian Parker. Rylee Trucking, 2.7 Jason Wagner. Enrich, 2 0 SIX 2.7 FEET ANO UNDER MONDAY inlander Pro Tech Northwest Mutual Creekaide 2 2 Mtn Weal Title BMT First Security Liberty Square CSI 22 4 Scoring Nate Can Creekside. 26 0 Enc Lainhart. NW Mutual. 23 6 improved to 2 Martin finished the game with 21 points and seven assists. Kurt Schneider added 17. Eric Talley 16 and Johnny Selvie 12 for the Golden Eagles. Clayton Johnson topped CSI w ith 27. Friday, CEU beat Treasure Val- Slav Woolaston. First Security. 22.0 Ryan Schmidt Liberty Square. 21.5 Bnan Beus. Ahlanders. 21.3 8. Illy no- Q i A 71 5 i ! on Most Items Day Sale 113 Tues 23 - Sat 27 Everything Below Dealer C"st A3 Work 100 four-poi- 77- 74- 79- 75- 75- 72- 73- 74- 76- 75- - 374-553- 7 S r, year's national championships won three events, picked up S5j-00- 0 along w ith the gold medal. "Last year, it just came to me easily," she said. "I had to dig;a little deeper for this one. " and PariBoth sien agreed that this year's U.S. Roffe-Steinrott- er Championships were much more competitive than last year's, partly because fewer women from the team are injured this time around.; However, the competition came mostly from within the U.S. elite teams, rather than from the regional and collegiate racers for whom the event has been known to be a stepping stone. said "It's been ultra-intense- ," Parisien. "But it's a positive thing." Parisien was not pleased with her giant slalom result, but she took solace that she won the U.S. combined gold medal for the best results in the four races. She placed seventh in the downhill, second in the Super-and third in the slalom to add to her silver in the giant slalom. "I'm really pleased with the tiG tle," said Parisien. "I'm a little discouraged with my downhill sult." re- . She's not much more thrilled with her giant slalom result. "Diann kicked my butt by a second, and that's a lot," she said. 25-- 9 Gardner wrestling at 158 pounds and Albert Olsen competing at 190 pounds. Shayne Ford also wrestled well for the Cougars losing in overtime to Anthony Comacho. The loss dropped the Cougars record to 6 in duals while Fresno Next up the State is now take will on Wyoming ai Cougars Laramie Saturday. 8-- 15-- Fresno State 25, 5. Sordl. FSU. Eastmond BYU. dec. Zinkm, FSU. dec. Abas. FSU. dec. Curtis Taylor, Mezherttsky. FSU. dec. PhU Gardner. BVU, dec. Terry Armstrong. Watts. Comacho, FSU. dec Shayne McKean. FSU. dec. Dustin Ford, 2 OT: Hiatt. Olsen. BVU. dec. AI Marlel. Neal. FSU. pinned. Sean Ponce. 2:52 BVU : dec. Scott Rollins. Gary Quintana. David Graham. 10-- n 8: nt In the girls Region 9 tournament. South Summit and North Sanpete will play for the title Friday after heavy snow made it impossible for the Wildcats to get out of Kamas Saturday morning to make it to the game. Saturday, 6 Morgan took third with a win over Juab and Manti took fifth w in over North Sum6 w ith a 47-3- 46-3- mit. In the Region 10 boys tourna- ment in Richfield. Hurrican North Sevier downed Delta 2 beat Millard and Parowan downed South Sevier That tournament concludes this 60-5- 8, 73-6- 63-5- 2. Ml 76- 78- 76- 77- - Z9 696-73-20- 8 72- 73- 698-73-21- 0 716-73-21- 69- 72- - 709-2- 11 719-7121737-7121- 73- - 718-2- '2 70- 738-72-21- 74-- 728214 6 z2Lii Guaranteed g VA We Use Only Factory ...... THE 'RICE 0QQ Authorized Replacements by (PH'A6JJ . hWranCe ii, Mil available V B PROVO SALT LAKE CITY CUTRUEUS STEVE CLIFFORD DAVE STRONG'S MOTORS MOTORS 374-175- 1 AUDI 531-990- 0 GOOD aaaaMat. PAT I. AaVaUVaT S OKI 373-872- 6 tttvtatt V 1333 AUDI SDS LAYTON 544-580- 0 an?anieSfcj i. V A 175 North 200 West, Provo victory over Morgan Saturday night in the championship game of the Region 9 basketball tournament at Snow College. 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The Cougars' two other victories came from Jeff Final scores and prize money Florida (AP) Sunday of the $500 000 Senior Suncoaat Classic, 6.638-yarTPC of Tampa Bay at on the par-7- 1 played irtavat: 6 Jim Afbu. $75 000 Don Bies. 540.000 Free threw percentage Free threw percentage 64 63 Scott Eastmond's PROVO win over Gary Quintana, who is ranked ninth in the nation at 126 pounds, was the highlight for BYU TAMPA, Justin Nelson, Shopko, 80 Scott Heaps. Rust Com, 75 Randy Spaftord, Rylee Trucking, 73 Craig Brown. Anacoeiia 92 Vmce Bryan. Anacostia 91 Brian Ehtert. Atnum 90 Eddy Mc Darnel. Eco Fax 83 Peter Tmpulotu. Hales 83 ley 2 Scaring System Connection. 24.3 Justin Nelson. Shopko. 22 7 Terrsnce Saluone. Colors. 22 2 Rob Metier. Rust Com. 16 6 Tom Hunter. Rylee Trucking. 16 5 23 1 2 Shopko Rylee Trucking 1 No. 6 Color 1 Brian John Ross. $6,088 Jim Woodward. $6,088 Bobby Clamp ett, 86,088 Brandet Chambtee. $6,088 Ronme Black. $6 088 Perry Moss, $6 088 Gene Sauers. $4 000 Dillard Prurtt. $4 000 Scof Simpson. $4,000 Bill Murchison. $4 000 Lee Janzen. $4 .000 Gary Hallberg, $4,000 Russell Beiersdorf. $4,000 Robert Wrerm. $4,000 Rocco Mediate. $4,000 Phil Blackmar. $4 000 Brad Sherry. $2,690 Greg Whtsmen. $2,690 Joe Durant. $2,690 John Mahatfey. $2,690 Michael Bradley. $2,340 Steve Lamontagne, $2,340 Stan Utiey. $2,340 Kirk Tnptett $2,340 Withe Wood. $2,340 Heal Lancaster. $2,340 Dennis Tnxler. $2,340 Dan Foramen. SI .870 Jan Anderson, Unknown. 88 Damn Armstrong, Slick. 75 rack Allred, 30 Something, 75 PROVO Standings and statistics of the Provo City men s basketball league through Feb. 19: A LEAGUE 7: 16: 82- 76- 77- - Michael Allen. $6 088 Bob Estes. $6 088 Gary LundeU. Slick. 13.5 warn Eastern Utah upsets ' Free throw percentage Johnny Schoheid. Renegades. 95 Greg Clegg. Mtn. West Title. 87 John Angel. Central Park. 80 Tony Seiluli, Central Park, 80 par- 0 LA JOLLA. Final score Calif. (AP) and prize money Sunday of the SI million Buick Invitational of par-7- 2 California, Torrey played on the 7,000-yarPines South course: 75- Phil Mickelson. $180 000 Dave Rummelrs. S108.000 72- Payne Stewart. S68 000 T 285 Jay Don Blake, 641,333 Haas. 641.333 Jay 73- Greg Twiggs, 641.333 Keith Clearwater, 832,250 284 7572 70-6- 9 Joey Sindelsr. 832.250 76- Mark Wiebe. 824.000 73- Hal Sutton. 824.000 77- David Peoples. 824.000 Len Mattiace. $24,000 74- Patrick Burke. $24,000 75- Craig Stadler. S24.0O0 76- Dan Pohl. 816.000 Tom Sieckmann. $16,000 76- - 748-7028- 8 Joel Edwarda. 816.000 Tom Lehman. $16,000 75Sie.OOO Steve Pate. 77- Bruce Fleisher, $11,240 78- Donnie Hammond. $11,240 76- John Huston, $11,240 77- Grant Wane. $11,240 81- Jim Gallagher. $11,240 Jim McGovern. $7,975 Mudd. Jodie $7,975 Rick Fehr, 87,975 290 Dutfy Waldorf. $7,975 Lizards. 3.8 Bender. Steve Hiatt. Renegades. 3.4 Drew Bigler. Mtn. West Title. 3 2 Scott Thomas. Francom Motors, 2.8 Doug Pincock. Doug's Team. 2.8 of 12; er conditions." was When asked if she has raced in worse conditions, she just smirked and said, "I grew up in the East." who at last Fresno St. pins BYU, c 1 Scoring - Results Sunday the $700,. the Spectrum (seeding in Ingle Championship . THURSDAY West Title Central Park Lava Lizards Renegades Francom Motors money Doug's Team Olive Garden . Roffe-Steinrott- - Mtn. Super-G- "AH year I've been trying to make do with what I can get," said who successfully defended her U.S. title. "This feels great. It was a tough day ' ' The conditions were so poor that several racers wanted the race to Region 9 Tournament Mantl 84, Morgan 63 MA NT! (64); Olsen 8 4 20; Ry.Anderson 5 McCaul 4 0 9; E.Peterson 1 4; Jorgensen 4 4; Ri. Anderson 1 0 2; Cox 1 11; Thompson 1 64. 2. Totals 25 14: Peterson 3 MORGAN (63): Anderson 6 Allen 2 6: Van Tassel) 3 0 6: Davis 5 7. Totals 23 63. Brooks 1 7 7; McKee 3 13 26 117 Mantl 13 16 IS 1S Morgan goals: Mantj 1 (Joe McCaul). Kenner. Suitter Axland. 3.8 kent Lewi. NW Mutual, 3.4 Chrii Singer. UVRMC, 3.2 Eric Latnhart, NW Mutual. 3.2 Chris Meservey. Meservey. 3.2 Mike Championship (2). Aspen. Colo., def. Monica 44. 74 Woodford. Greenwich, Conn., slalom and one in the Scoring Bean. Key Brokerage. 28.3 Ftniayon, 6 Slow Guys, 20.6 Simpson, Covey, 20.0 Kenner, Suitter Axland, 19.8 James Palmer, Orthropedic, 18.2 Clint Paul Mike Mike Navratilova Mark 2 Bill Miles. Quality RV, 80 Darrin Armstrong. Enrich, 78 Mike Olpin, Parks, 75 2 8 Slow Guy Results Sunday of the S375.0O0 Pari parertheses): entheses): 2 Scoring Parks. 22.8 Lenito s. 19.2 Chad Broderick. Quality RV, 18.3 Darrin Armstrong. Enrich IntT., 17.0 Chuck Foster, Comfort Inn. 16.3 Treya per game Dave Bradford, Nelson Corp., 2.6 Kevin Hansen. Lenito s, 2.0 Matt Carter. Parks. 2.0 Free throw percentage WEDNESDAY Meservey Key Brokerage Northwestern Mutual in PHILADELPHIA (AP) 000 U.S. Indoor at 0 UVCMC beat Florida 19 basketbsll coaches' poll, The 1993 USA TODAY-CNwith first place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 21. total points based on 25 points for vote vote through one point tor and previous raniung: Becora Martina 0 t Mike Olpin. Barry Craft. Orthropedic Assoc. beat LSU Seles (1). Yugoslavia. FEET AND UNDER THURSDAY RV Enrich Int l. Boyers Audio Nelson Corp. Once Upon a Time Free throw percentage lost to beat Maryland ) much-neede- Parks 6 Rec-er- s Comtort Inn Paul Gassman, Main Attraction, 88 Gary Seljaas. Cable Link. 86 Jeff Kreutz. Cable Link. 85 Tony Gausser. Cable Link, 80 John Andrus, Marrott, 79 lost to the r, from Potsdam, N.Y., set the pace for the giant slalom early in the day as she turned in the top time in the first run on Norwegian and Lower Hughes during the poor conditions. In the second run, she turned it up yet another notch, beating teammate Julie Parisien by more than a second in a combined time of 2:08.04. Parisien finished in 2:09.12. It was a d win for who has struggled for top results this season after winning the Olympic silver medal in the giant slalom last year. This season, she has just two top-1- 5 World Cup finishes in the giant Roffe-Steinrott- Jay Morgan, DNB. 5.0 Matt Hansen, Matrix. 4.7 Dave Spackman, DNB, 4.3 Steve Kirk, Main Attraction, 3.5 Rick La Belle, Sport Tech, 3.3 beat North Carolina State 24 23 164 Virginia 21-1S4 21. Brigham Young 18-12S 24. Xavier. Ohio 15-103 17 25. Pittsburgh Other receiving votes: Oklahoma St. 87, Illinois 83, Georgia Tech 58. Oklahoma 55, W. Kentucky 41. Louisville 28. St. John s 20. Michigan St. 19. Southern Mem 19 Connecticut 18. UCLA 16. Boston College 14. Memphis St. 13. Rhode Island 10. Mew Meilca 7, Nebraska 6. George Washington 5. LSU 4. Rice 4. Houston 3. New Mexico St. 3. Bail St. 2. Iowa St. 2. Miami. Ohio 2. Old Dominion 2, Syracuse 2, NE Louisiana 1. 1. 0 Sport Tech Marrott Painting Jim Grabb, Tampa, Fla., and Richey Reneberg (1), Houston, def. Marco Ondruska. South Africa, and Brad Pearce, Prove, Utah, 7 64. 11 17-- 3 13. UNLV 14. Arkansas 15. Seton Had low MONDAY Sonny Brown, Central Park, 21.2 Johnny Schofietd, Renegades, 19.4 Mike Stark. Lava Lizards. 18 3 Sam Hoppe. Money, 17.6 Scott Thomas. Francom, 17.4 Open (seeding Forest Treys per game Eric Lainhart, NW Mutual. 4.0 Nate Call. Creekside, 3 3 Steve Wollaston. First Security, 3.3 Ryan Schmidt. Liberty. 3 0 Greg Clegg. Mln. West. 2.7 Free throw percentage Eric Lainhart. NW Mutual. 88 DNB beat lost to Tennessee ) Arkansas Mississippi State 115-514. Purdue (15-6- ) lost to No. 1 Indiana 15. UNLV (17-3- ) beat New Mexico State 16. Seton Hall beat No. 25 St. John's ) CT; beat Georgetown 17. Pittsburgh (15-7- ) lost to Boston College lost to Connecticut beat North 18. Tulane (204) beat Camsius beat Florida Atlantic Carolina Charlotte lost to beat Buffalo 19. Massachusetts (18-5- ) Rhode Island beat North20. Iowa (16-6- ) beat Ohio State western 21. New Orleans (20-2- ) beat Lamar 22. Louisville (14-lost to Western Kentucky lost to Houston tost No. 3 23. Virginia (16-6- ) beat No. 7 Duke beat Notre 24. Marquette (19-4- ) North Carolina beat Wisconsin-Gree- n Dame Bay 25. St. John s lost to No. 16 Seton Hall 9545, ) OT: lost to Miami I It HUt i 1 Utah II. 12. Wake Jl Hockey Daren Slate Cincinnati Roffe-Steinrotte- The Main Attraction Cable Link beat 7. Duke (20-5- ) lost to No. 23 Virginia North Carolina State 8. Cincinnati (20-3- ) beat South Florida DePaul 70, Notre Oame 62 Indiana 93. Purdue 76 Nebraska 76, Missouri 75 SOUTHWEST Houston 89, Louisville 81 FAR WEST Arizona 70, Cincinnati 60 Anton St. 89. Memphis St. 79 i. it." B LEAGUE ) Roffe-Steinrott- RANG- American beat No. 116-8- "This is some of the same kind of weather we had at the World Championships (in Morioka, Japan) for two weeks," said "If that's what it takes to get me on the edge, then so be lay 111 " YORK er on. League on an emergency basis. the top 25 team in The Associated Press college basketball poll tared this week: beat No. 14 1. Indiana (24-2- ) beat Illinois .' Purdue beat 2. Kentucky (20-2- ) beat South Carolina Georgia best beat Clemv-- n 3. North Carolina ) MIDWEST 6 Kansas A FOURWE ERS Recalled Craig Duncanaon, left wing, from B'nghamton of the How Citadel 69. VMI 53 Davidson 90. E. Tennessee St. 75 Duke 91. N. Carolina St. 82 Georgia Southern 75. Marshall 72 North Carolina 78, Virginia 58 I. Indiana (31) 2. Kentucky (3) 3. North Carotin 4. Anton f COMPUTE METS HOCKEY NEW - 45-m- Treys par game EAST Delaware 63. Boston U. 65 Orexel 79. Northeastern 73 George Washington 71. West Virginia 68 Seton Hall 66, Georgetown 56 SOUTH Orleans Marquette Massachusetts Roffe-Steinrott- CHICAGO Acquired Troy Murray, center, from the Winnipeg Jet for Steve Bancroft, defenseman, and an unspecified 1993 draft pick. HARTFORD Mark Greig. right wing, from Springfield of the American Hockey League. Assigned Todd Richards, detenseman, to Spring-hel- 23-- 13. towa New t Bcorlng Dave S packman. DNB, 26.3 Matt Hansen. Matrix, 25.7 Paul Gassman, Main Attraction, 23.6 John Andrus, Marrott. 23.0 Jeff Kreutz, Cable Link. 20.5 12. Utah 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. - ends coach. 23-- State .Florida St7 Kansas 8 VanderbaT 9. Duke 10. Cincinnati 11. Wall 12. Wake Forest - FOOTBALL BENCINCINNATI GALS Released Rodney Holman. tight end. COLLEGE KENTUCKY Named David Turner delenaive - 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 I- to terms with Young, pitcher, and Azron Ledesms, shortstop, on one-yecontracts. 21-- S.Auburn 4. Colorado 5. Vanderbilt 36 29 135 2 NEW Agreed Anthony 3 1.656 1.549 6 4 1.536 22-2 1.531 18-5 1.387 6. PennSt. 18-1.315 7 7. Ohio St. 1 .265 20-- 3 6 0. Louisiana Tech 19-- 3 9 9. Texas Tech 1,165 19-1.123 10 10. Stanford 19-- 5 1.043 11 11. Virginia 19-976 12 12. Maryland 21-791 16 13. Stephen F. Austin 16-- 6 756 13 14. Tesae 22-735 15 15. Vermont 17-700 18 16. Southern Cal 17-- 6 621 19 17. Western Kentucky 19-- 5 525 14 18. North Carolina 20-449 17 19. UNLV 21-336 25 20. Hawaii 18-- 6 298 22 21. Nebraska 21-185 24 22. Oklahoma St. 18-- 6 167 23. DePaul 15-101 20 24. Clemson 18-- 4 98 -25. Bowling Green Others receiving votes: Montana 86, N. Illinois 81, Georgetown 7S, Arkansas St. 65, Rutgers 54, California 48. Brigham Young 47, Miami 44, Arizona St. 27, Kansas 21, Pacific 15. SW Missouri St. 15, Boise St. 12. Connecticut 9. Florida International 9, Georgia 9. Utah 8, Minnesota 7, Butler 6, Kentucky 6, Northwest-a6, Georgia Tech 5, Marquette 5, S. Illinois 5, Southern Miss. 4, Tennessee Tech 4, Washington 4, Duke 3. Holy Cross 3. San Diego St. 3, Creighton 2. N. Carolina St. 2. Old Dominion 2, UCLA 2, Alabama 1, Virginia Tech 1. 2. Iowa (1) 0 10 3 to term Valtnlin, Marte SantOM. Ttftura and Oti Green and Francisco Gar rnet, pitchers, on contracts. National League CINCINNATI REDS to terms with Agreed Steve Foster, pitcher, on a contract. basketball teams as The Top Twenty compiled by Mel Greenberg of the Philadelphia Inquirer based on the votes of 70 women's coaches, e votes in parentheses, records through with Feb. 21, total point based on 25 points for a tiret- one point tor a vote vote and through Gtace ranking: Pv Recerd Pie 25-1 1. Tennessee (69) 1,749 17 Total Jo snortstop. with BREW- be postponed, but was not among them. "Let other people stand at the top and complain," she said. "I've got a job to do, no matter w hat the Roffe-Steinrott- r Newspapers WINTER PARK, Colo. All it takes is a little adversity to get Diann fired up. This time, the adversity came in the form of blowing snow, frigid winds temperatures and during the giant slalom at the U.S. Alpine Championships on Sunday. 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