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Show Page B4 THI DAILY HERAL D. Pnmi, Utah, Friday, September 24, 1999 es RYDER . Olazabal's omission potentially is much more significant Continued from Bl in this Ryder Cup's big picture. Olazabal has a 1 record in momentum and five changes But he Cup appearances. There strategic pairings. began struggling off the tee, always are in the Ryder Cup. But the Friday morning and on the greens, about two months after winning April's pairings represented strategy Masters. some statements, significant, James said the decision was some subtle, by the respective made by he and Olazabal. captains. "I think Ollie just wanted Crenshaw put four of his another morning to work on his best players in the first two James said. "He didn't groups, pitting David Duval game feel quite ready. He's very, very and Phil Mif kelson in the first dose." match Colin against But if Olazabal isn't ready and Paul Montgomerie by Friday morning, how much Lawrie. The surprise was that more ready will he be by the Justin Leonard, for the second afternoon, or for that matter straight Ryder Cup, will sit out the Friday morning Saturday and Sunday? It's clearly a concern for Europe, matches. James placed four of which is why James is counting on Cup rookies such as Garcia, Europe's seven Ryder Cup in rookies the morning Lawrie, Miguel Jimenez and matches, while leaving out Padraig Harrington. more people will longtime stalwart Jose Maria be "Probably our watching game because Olazabal. it is a good match," Garcia said Crenshaw said it was diffiof facing Woods Lehman. "But cult leaving out four players it's important to get a good because "nine or 10" of the U.S. start. We have to believe in ourteam's 12 players "are playing selves." well." He said he chose the Woods tried to quell the eight players who are playing talk. Since the best, but told Leonard to be teammates alternate hitting ready to play in one of Friday tee shots, there is a l afternoon's (best ball) chance Woods and Garcia will matches. be hitting in the same "I mean, my gosh, when you sequence. Either way, it will be get down to a player like that the morning's Leonard ... he's completely match. You want to put "It's not Woods him out there. said. "It's alternate shot, and "I've driven myself nuts, but you only hit half the shots. It's you've got to push the button not what the media is speculatsomewhere." ing. I know they want to see us Said Leonard: "I would like But we have to be playing, but hope to make play to rely more directly on our up for it in the next four match partners now." Woods-Garci- m A 1 a DOUG MILLSThe A,v.i..j n... M Kyaer ujp team members stand for the national anthem Thursday at the opening ceremonies. From left are: an unidentified official, Tiger Woods, Hal Sutton, Payne Stewart, Steve Pate and Mark O'Meara. nmoncan pnae. u.s. 50-5- 0 four-bal- most-watche- dhg9s' d well-rounde- BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) One by one, they avoided the issue like a downhill putt on a slippery green. Finally, Tom Lehman finally stepped up to say what his U.S. Ryder Cup teammates wouldn't. "We need to win," Lehman said. "That's all there is to it." With just two wins in the last 14 years, there is more than just the sense of urgency head-to-hea- Women golfers knotted for 1 6th in New Mexico talked about by captain Ben than Lehman, a member of the Crenshaw for the U.S. team last two losing teams. that begins play Friday in the "I fully expect us to play our 33rd Ryder Cup. best golf, and I expect us to Loaded with talent and facwin," Lehman said. "I have full ing a European team full of and complete confidence in the Ryder Cup rookies, this might other 1 1 guys on this team and be the best chance the myself. And I think it's a must-wiAmericans ever get to break for us." the recent European dominaTo get that win, the tion of the series. American team must avoid on And no one knows it better the small greens of The n 10 a.m. - - 4- - 9- - par. 10- didn't make a lot of putts today," coach Gary Howard said. "We didn't hit our first putts very well and had a lot of to putts for par." Leading the tournament so far is the University of Arizona. The Wildcats have an overall "We A&M, - K Ay 7 p.m. 10 a.m. 2 p.m. New Mexico State. 306 Texas Tech, 307 317 M. Top ImlfeMualsi 1800 S. State Street - Orem Daniels. Arizona. 70 Angela Stanford. TCU. 70 3 Amanda Mottke Left, UCLA. 71 Kristin Dufour. Texas. 71 5isabelle Blais. Oklahoma. 72 Caroline Laurens, Anz. State. 72 Nicole Deltas, USC, 72 NaoJ, Anz. St., 73 Gwladys Nocera, N. Mexico St., 73 Candle Kung, USC, 73 Anna Jonsson, Texas A&M, 73 5- - star-studde- Sat., Sept. 25 2- - score of 79, ll Friday, Sept. 24 www.byu-cougars.co- 5- - Country Club what it did irjvo years ago at Valderrama in the alternate shot and best-bamatches that precede Sunday's singles. And that has put the pressure on Crenshaw to come up with pairings from his team that take advantage of what to most professional golfers are unfamiliar for mats. run rs)Rrn ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- score of 294. Jenna Daniels of The BYU women's golf team is Arizona also shares the inditied with Colorado State for vidual lead at par. 16th place in the Dick McGuire Host and conference rival New Invitational Golf Tournament Mexico is tied for sixth place. after one day of play. Play will resume Friday After Thursday's first round, morning, with the final round Cougars Adrianne Gibby and of play slated for Saturday Summer Fenstermaker were morning. Results will be availthe team's highest finishers. able daily on the official BYU They each had scores of 78, athletics home page, good for 43rd place. Overall, the team is tied for 16th in the field of 18 teams with a score of 317. Top 10 tHMH University of Arizona. 294 Carrie Summerhays, who Southem California. 297 University of Texas 297 placed second at last week's Arizona Slate. 299 BYU Golf Invitational, is in 6 Texas of 304 New Mexico. 30S University Oklahoma State, 305 60th place after one day with a Texas Christian, 305 tup wosii Rfydleir . I EagleNet, Inc. You'll open the throttle and THE DAILY HERALD for just THIS WINTER LONG BEFORE YOU EVER OPEN YOUR WALLET $ d DOWN PAYMENT j INTEREST PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH iteaaiHiifeo 'OO with Want o free ride this winter? before October 15, Buy a select new Polaris sled 999, and choose between no money down, no interest and no payments until March 2000, or $300 in Polaris garments and accessories. 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