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Show Thursday, Novembtr 21, I'm THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, I Uh Page D3 iampras blasts past Agassi Ms EASTERN CONFCNENCf ' Nsw YorS 'Ortsnds ' P"arlapii ' Button Cwsl Drnatcn ' Ottnrt .72? 4 67 .63 t 11 .400' 3V2 3 12 Ournrsptac 54. New Hsusfl 7 St .AnMlffl 73. Sisss-Low- s OB f 7 400 .222 .167 0 1.800 PlawtnA 1 MIOWEST Black Hie 1 4 12 100. Dtdonson 8t 75 i. Wayne. Mk 73 73. Wa Pafloade 67 , Swne Hetgms St Franca. 81. Truman St. 77, Ouncy 64 , FAR WEST i TOURNAMENTS W- 2 2 .750 .444 .364 .222 .200 1 .53 VI S 7 4 3 0 Evanswfie 65. Dreatf 61 Indians 58. Princeton 49 lona 79. Salon HaH 66 Oklahoma St 71. St Mary s. Cat. 70 St Louis 63. Ark OWs Rock 57 Tulsa 77. UCLA 76, OT Vanderbin 74. Valpankao 66 EXHIBITION BkXKrrtwk) 58, Holy Famiy 48 Corwaras 84, St. Francis. Pa 77 Indianapolis 77. Puerto Kentucky 84, Melbourne. Australia 51 St RMxabuaj. Russia 93. McNeese St. 58 lega: Oeoreoen. Hungary 64. N. low 59 Texas-Sa- n y Amon 74 82, fort Tbleoo 119. Red Army Russia 67 VASDA Qokj 90. SE LOutsiarta 86. Vs. Commonwealth 84. Court Authority 68 60 Wagner 88, Converse Washington 87. Siluts 70 j West Virginia 82. Australian Junior National 79 412 8 W2 612 t ' 2 3 3 . 612 a .coo - ' tiaiaettssT Aagamee San Lake UtahvaWey EastsmUtah 54 Snow '34 24 7) 04 4. ' Campbell 24 Janet 04 16. O'Neal 2 4-10 26, Soon 14 04 3. Van Exet 64 20, Kersey 2--5 1. Bryant 5 04 11, Rooks 54 9. fierier 03 0--1 2. Blount 04 04 0. Robinson 2 04 5. ICniots 04 04 0. Totals 3644 7 87. 4 Utah 33 22 24 34 US 21 21 24 27 LA. Lakers 87 3-Mal- Utah Stockton game (Russell LA one 0-- Morris Homacek (Bcyent '' Van EjM 2-- Jones 24, Robinson J-Scon 1. ' 4. Kersey Fisher Fouled out Ostertag. ' flete-Ut49 (Ostertag 9), LA 48 O'Neal 15). ah ' Assists Utah 35 (Stockton 13). LA 21 (Van Exet 11). Total (outs Ulan 28, LA 26. Technicals Kersey, Los Angelas illegal delenss 2, Utah illegal defense. A ;, .16,122. J I I ; J J , Southern Idaho 3-- . '. , 6 2. Ore - j.i i 1404 Rote . 23 7 Tbtstt 0 PWLAOELPi-S- 8 0-- 2.A-Ds- Scoe 12. 163 Results of Wednesday's matches Chase Champnnahirjs ot the Corel played at Madapn Sauare Garden (seedinga in paid M leses): Flret Round: Crjnchra Marline; (4). Spam, def Judnh o Wxwner, Austria. 34. 6-- Aiantxa Sanchez f3". Spam, del. Brenda Nosoma ): Nethsrtands 74 Jana (5). Czech Hepubkc. rJet. Amenoa Coemc Souffi Atnca. &-- S-YORK (AP) m the S2 mekon WTA Tour being (82) . Viaviirapoon 34 14. Coleman 2 54 21. . am 54 18, Walters 00 2. Stackhoute . 7 04 21. Hams 3-- 04 6. Cage 00 34 0.MSam 34 048. tVaolle) 04 040, HenenexeenOi . 5 92. 0 040. Totals a sns ea 9t M ' 22 rwladatsWa 3igoattana7.17(BestM.M34 1. Hoes PMa McKay (Warws . 29 16 0-- 23-- " II I 83 Aakewl- - 5 'i;!. Fouled out Aslwa.nebs Indiana 44 (Dampi-e- r 10). Phaa 48 ICoktman 12). As lists Indians 24 (Beat 8). Phaa 20 (Stacttnvse. Waoers 61. Total Techrscsli Ptslsdel-ptu- a 29, Phaa Kegal detensa. Indxsna alegal detense. A SEATTLE noniieMam (115) Micrsgan kioianepoks Cleveland Fon Wayne It) . 1888S3 19 23 2 24. Ctatos 21 23 28 22 NT Starts (Houston Dnrac t- -' Kmadwiai Charptls 17 Ward Fouled out ) 1. Race GeKjer Curry 0-None Issue NY 47 (CwJuey 1ST. Chanooe 47 (Dmsc 13) Asenta NY 14 piouscm. Ward. Stares 31. 31 CnarWrw 25 IBoouee 10) Tbtsl axas-- NY Ojnorle 28 Teehru Ml Sana. Mason. Baste. A 24.042. ' 1 S S T 10 W L 5 6 6 8 W 13 12 10 L S GF CA 80 65 57 47 48 54 45 55 56 GF GA 47 50 64 56 42 GF 76 GA 28 26 SOL 2 Pta 22 21 18 1 21 t S3 41 65 75 - - SOL Pis 25 S 1 1 1 8 4 S 7 7 10 3 L SOL ' 6 27 21 18 17 84 59 57 58 Pis 27 OF 73 23 19 89 62 58 80 58 88 65 PARK CITY, Utah (AP) Deborah Compagnoni. ski racing's champion of comebacks, hopes to relinquish that title this season. ' For the first time in years. is healthy and in top form at the start of a ski season. The routine in recent seasons had all too often involved sitting in her mountain home in Santa Catarina. Italy, waiting for bones and organs n I CMtrox Fort Wayne at RvSenepoes Grand Rapvds at Orlands 1 1 GA Com-pangno- ni to 3 Ouckwor Veugnt 84 44 PatliaiOeoa 24 5. Out- 04 6. Sean; 0--0 2 Robertas- - 44 1Z Oehen? 5 0--0 7. lew 1 6 Wnghi 1 0- Murray 24 2 7. PiaMwak) 3--4 Henem404 13. 0. Alexander 0--2 7 81 04 1ms LA Ctsanwa 0. 0--0 3. t 0-- 04 ft 17 0. - 23 S3 22 20 81 24 28 Swa Aotone LA6-1S3-14. Dsngsj atajweki Seaty goers Murrey 14. RxAwuena Rogers 03L San Del Neon Aiarandsr Araoras fttsiweS 0-Wekns 04. EHna 04). fouled out Nona. . Fieos LA SO tVaugnt 81 San Antorxe 48 (Parous ! . 14j aasaas-L- A 29 (Dwhers 7). Sen Arsons, 17 24. Uohnsoa n) fatal anasLAiS. San etthm-at- t rkyws. Ban Antsrao ategaj tilliel 1 .fiaarart tjul Ma. wall A 13J86 Mwrttweat 5, . 1041 Scotf , iswecouvw iM 040 Vwas 33-7-8 8 04 H Rrv CJas 5 tt. Mown 14 54 7. 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GA OP 18 17 17 17 10 L 6 7 S W 14 7. e AgassL who was replaced by alternate Thomas Enqvist, said he fell ill two days before coming hqre to a" combination of an upset stomach and head congestion. 'T am still feeling weak. I was-n- 'l fit to play. It wasn't enjoyable to go and play out there," he said. Sampras conceded that Agassi to have an off day. but suggested his own tennis might have had something to do with Agassi's demise. appeared 81 51 71 70 57 68 78 a at teuton. 530 p iMntt at Burtew S 30 p at. aMarn at Pttiadebrwj. SICpm Phexwvs at St Leu 1 30 p m t ' tarrxweon. 730(J(h NY Rangent Chxatge at Vancouver 8 pea OatRM at fan Juea. 8 30 pnv ' s :f v big-servi- Schultz-McCarth- 7-- 6-- 4, 3-- 6, 1, fifth-seede- 6-- 1. 4, . Freshman helps Tulsa upset UCLA I LOS ANGELES When (AP) Sjea Seals couldn't get the job done UCLA, a fresh-mt- n agiinst helped Tulsa pull off an upset. 'Zac Bennett hit the second of tw attempts with two seconds remaining in overtime Widnesdav nisht as Tulsa defeated UtLAJ7-7- 6 m the opening round of ,he Preseason NIT. Tulsa will play host to a quarter-firgame Friday night against Okahoina State, which beat St. 0 on a Mary's. Calif, ky Jason Skaer with .2 seconds fifth-rank- free-thro- ul 71-7- to lay. would have given UCLA a four-poilead in overtime. , "We lbst our poise at the endjof regulation, but we managed jto regroup," Seals said. "Coach iwst getting on me. I'm supposed tojbe the leader of the team, but I m tired at the end." u' Bennett played 28 minutes', but had just two points to show for it when he got fouled by Kris Johnson with the game tied 7 :. Tulsa's Jonnie Gehdron missed a jumper from the corner, and Bennett and Johnson scrambled for the rebound. , It was a sour start for nt Steve Lavin, who lost in his head coaching debut for UCLA. Jim Harrick. who led the Bruins to the national championship in 1995, was fired two weeks before the season began. "To lose in Pauley Pavilion in your debut is not what you have in mind," Lavin said. "I'll improve and we will improve every day." The Bruins came back from an eight-poideficit with 2:51 remaining in regulation to force the extra session, but J.R. Henderson missed two free throws that 76-76- nnnncs s..'J'Vut iEFfi:;sii!i'ice';ins::!iiD .1": SNOW TIRE SALE $S)(o)95 47 I 17570R13 ' BRAKEi WINTER FUN! G SPECIAL , 3 per men. ......$49"' $44" 19570R14 47 20575R15 46 21575R15 47 22575R15 49 23575R15 18570R13 18575R14 19575R14 20575R14 I P15&80R13 50 51 53 59. LiaMia tine0 MM! " .i " peds r .jus , ... V SNOW TIRE second in the season-openin- g giant slalom" at Solden. Austria, and was among the favorites in today's World Cup GS on the course that is home for the U.S. Ski Team. "It's important to keep up 10-cfrom." the World Cup veteran said. "The level of women's skiing is getting to be very, very good, with people like Katja Seizinger. who is becoming a very good giant slalom skier." It was Seizinger. last year's World Cup overall champion. ho shaded Compagnoni by of a second in the SolJcn GS last month, proving the German is no longer just a downhill specialist With all her injuries and illnessblown-oknees anJ broken es bones and. notably, an intestinal obstructicn thai u'utiom ..... d her " His rlill "joved opTIM much success. She won the gold mccui! in Olympic super-192 and two years later cot .i gold in giant slalom. Last season, she won gold in the GS in the World Championships in Spain. Given her rare good health this soason, she's looking to harvest more gold when the World Championships come la Scstricrc, Italy, in February. w as Ck-GEOVE- R i 9?s il 895 f PER PAW PASSEWGCTCAR3 ar tTtfW COteretEftCE 2 Darvlewc 3. Scott 1 . Askew W5. (ArSMny 34. Edea T V1..lJslsr 0-- rMieberoh . ' f Pat 23 I Central PI silos - tl tJ 24 18 t7 t8 Bwtao 19. Meyber-- Seki 75 30-2- 4 , 34 54 4. Pester 34 T L 7,74 Sxeaon 2- - -rVjwee 7 .4 -- 8 94. 4 t IMatati SY tans tauusia (4) lsiii-I M nit 'I Brcn142-2- 4 02 4 14. Dense 14 04 3. Kantawey 54 17 Mrs 7 44 to. Grant jr- etjasri ritfii tATTtaai LUSaf LMJK-- f Aaerate Dtvtskta W T Pis L 12 5 3 1 23 tl 6 NdvJarsay 21 1 If 0 WaahtigaM 1 21 10 10 PiweJeiprve 18 4 Tl 7 NY Rangers . 6 16 7 2 TempeBey 7 1S N Y WIS nil S 4 5--S 6 Anderson 04 Ketiipsjri Sampras said. i Compangnoni . 'Mil- - I (S3) 20 Rrjgers 2 7. 1S-4 6. Totals 24-7-3 0. Maron - 91. ' SAN AWTOSOO fta agog 24. ParrJua 44 6. WIBans Eant 13 Dal Nsgm 44 34 1Z Johnson 7 ' isinutes. , "He is one guy 1 feel I have to play at a very high level to beat." 1 anxious to make the most Kansas Cay at Man LA CLaec8 mend-She'- of her rare good health. , ' 3, 7-- Compagnoni favored in ski opener 56 73 S 66 6 ' 1 56' 67 7 IS 12 Houston 10 44 77 Phaerxs 2 NOTE: Two pores aa aeardud lor a wctory: one tor a shootout loss WeaVsieeaw'a Castas Cleveland 5. Fon Wayne 4, SO kxkanapont 6. tvklweukee 5 SO WMvgsn 3. Ceicnnat 2 SO Onamo 3 Houekjn 2 Ouebat 4. DetnM 3. SO ' Kansas City 4, Phoonet 3 Utah 7. San Anane 8. SO Ttawsdaye Ganaa No gomes scfitoued Frtoey s Ciaixii Ctvcago at Marvtoba CHAflLOm (J) 2 20. Dine 9 Geraer 34 6 Mason 8-44 0-23 Carry 44 2 S3. Boguss 24 2 6. Face BunvOO-- 1 04 0. Qokhm 34 0 tl. Zidek 0 0 Dew. 0--1 040. Tessa Hoes 93 New Tort Chariots 3-goat) 9 i In MEjr YORK (88) . OaMey 24 54 8. Johnson 44 S 9 Ewirig 1 IS, Houston 04 16. Ward 3-- 2 9. Wtfcsce 0-3. BVirHsrns4404S. Starts 3 04 0.Checl-2O86. 3414. Totals 3048 ' 31 I 31 2 2 3 2 S 5 7 SswMwmmI OsVWoii W 13 Vegas Utah 7 Long Beech 15L 68 fWeoOer-- HovrerrJ 13) AuweH ttual 8S)22(ylrjn7).WBShtrxsiln24Pjtrxid s Seams 28. Wesheigaxi 29. Tsrihrwjals-F- aymi. Seeffla OegaJ detanes. Whaney. A 18,756. i I Pis - 1 . 18 2 16 4 WESTERN COHERENCE SanAntjno Ctvcago Ml.aulwl Kansas Crty Marsatxt ur- Seattle 63 (Schnwnpf ; er Chang, last year's runner-up- , dropped to 0-- 2 and is out of the sunning for a spot in the semifinals. The tournament pits the top eight players in the world. Two men .will advance to the semifinals fromVach of the two round-robi- n groups. , Sampras completely dornirwwd the match, and the capacity crowd of 15,000 whistled at and booed Agassi. CHASE CHAMPIONSHIP NEW YORK The Chase Championships have a decidedly Spanish flavor. Arantxa Sanchez V'icario and Oonchita Martinez, who have led Spain into the last six Fed Cup finals, are into the quarterfinals of IWweat !3hisiaMi tit Fouisd Rebs Howard. asy. 3 15 13 12 0--1 It SOL L 34. Schntmpt 04 5. Paylon 132 3 31. 04 0. Haekms 4 Stewart 04 64 6. EIHo 4 04 0. Psrtnns 0 44. Snow 04 04 0. Wngata 0--1 2 2. ajuas 3649 115 37 W4SrXGTON 6 Grant 5 04 4. Howard 74 15. Webber 4 2 IS. 34. Oteaney 04 04 0. Smckiand 2 11. Murray 6 16. Whitney 3 'Jackson 7 M0. 5 15. Waaace 04 04 0 Totals S 23 28 24 22 28 28 3 30 It tit pt (Paylon 44. Penune grists Seams svaatiinuion tmo itaemna aenrempt 0 Jacaaon 34. Wrstnsy 34. Wse- (Murray Kemp 3 6-- 7, 6-- 4, nument he won in 1990. Sampras won his fourth straight natch between the two in just 51 i S3.3-millio- ," ennis Boimitip the season-endin- g $2 .million Chase Championships. Although they are seeded third and fourth in this unique tournament, they haven't found a lot of success on the Madison Square Garden carpet. Only Sanchez Vieario has reached tte title match here, losing a four-- t match to Stefii Ural m 1993. Until Wednesday, Sanchez Vi ano hadn t won a match in tournament since 1993, while Mi tinez has fared only slightly beta recently. Martinez has never ma$ ; it past the quarterfinals. Sanchez Vicarjo Wednesday, Brenia defeated y of the Nether(7-4- ). 6 Martini lands 6-- 4 firj ' advanced with a 6-over Austria's Judith Wiesner, ajhd the first Tound was eompletfcd d Jana NovotnaM when the Czech Republic stopped South African Amanda Coelzer 6-The quarterfinals get underwpy tonight when Graf, the defending champion and No: 1 seed, meets No. 8 Lindsay Davenport, followed by Martinez against La Majoli of Croatia. No. 2 Monica Seles withdrew Tuesday with an injured shoulder. LwvTCKsn Ortando ' Datroa CincxsiaS Quebec Grand RajwJs Central Diiliiua McKvams 1131. 6-- SAN DIEGO PADRES Purchased the contracts of RHP Todd Erdoa, INF Juan Meio ano OF Chris Jones hom Las vegas of the Pacific Coast Leaoue. and INF Done Lee. LHP Shane Denn.s and LHP Heath Murray Irom Memphis of the Southern 1 CIMlUnlTsT 6-- "It was one of tho.se days you wish you had every day,'" said Sampras, the U.S. Open champion and winner of six other tournaments this year. "My tennis was the best I've flayed in a l$ng time." In other matches Wednesday in n the event, Tnomas Muster staved alive by beating 6-while Michael Chang Goran Ivanisevic outlasted Wimbledon champion Richard Krajicek EASTERN CONFERENCE 2-- It. o Claimed INF Nelson LOS ANGELES DODGERS off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates Desjg: natsd INF Garey Ingram tor assignment. MONTREAL EXPOS Purchased the contracts of INF Ortando Cabrera and RHP Jason Baker from of the South Atlantic League RHP Mike Thur-mafrom West Palm Beach ot the Flonda State League, and C Bob Henley trom Hamsburg of the Eastern League. NEW YORK METS Purchased the contracts of OF Jay Paylon and LHP Joe Crawoid Irom Norfolk o the International League. RHP Mike Welch from Bmghartiton of the Eastern League. OF Preston Wilson and LHP Jesus Sanchez from SI. Lucie of the Florida State League, and OF Carlos Menooza and RHP Octavo Dote! from Columbia ot the South Atlantic Leaoue. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Named Galen Cisco pitclwng coach. PITTSBURGH PIRATES Activated RHP Paul Wagner y from the disabled kst Purchased the contracts of RHP Kane Dans. RHP John Diliinger. Of Joes GuHlen and LHP Jeff Kelly from Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. Purchased the contracts ot OF Aonwt Brown. INF Lou Collier. INF Brandon Cramer. RHP Jose Rett and OF TJ. Saton horn Carolina of the Southern League. Outnghted RHP Matt Ryan to Calgary. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Agreed to terms with 2B Delino DeSruetds on a contract with a one- - NEi W3. , - - 1L 04 Named John Tamargo manager the Flonda State League Purf chased ths contracts of RHP Tom Martin from Tur zen of the Pacific Coast League. RHP Mine Waiter and SS Carlos Guri&n from Quad City & the M.d- west League, and LHP Manuel Barnos hom Jackson of the Texas League. HOUSTON ASTROS of Kissimmee ot the 833 melon ATP World ChararjkxsVap. Red Group: Pals Sampias, Tampa, Fta.. def Andre MBBI. Las Vegas. 6Z 8-Whhs Gnof. Thomas Muster; Austria, def. Michael Chang. Henderson. Nev.. 6-Goran tvarussve. Croafa, del. Richard Krascek. Nathertands. 6-74 (7-- 3--4 0, Habere , League. 4 04 04 REBOUNDING LEADERS CMesas Hantng. Dona, 14.3 Launs Crocker. Sak Lam. 135 Lalei Sates. Utah VaKey. 9.3 Snares ybunoabom. Ricks, 7.5 Chnsta Wnght, Colo, fwjnlwsssssrn, 7J3 2. AHen 2 6--0 0--1 2 Cady Wdiame, Rica. 17-- 2 Jamy Lee Angel. Eastern Utah, 165 Laurie Crocker. Salt Lake. 13.5 Celeste Herowig. Dixie, 13.3 L 74 04 14. Dampaer 64 8 o zz. Best to w to. asksw 34 Salt Lake Snow Colo. Northwestern Treasure Valley North 'daho SCORING LEADERS Sunny Myers. Dixie, 18.7 2 D.Davis COLORADO ROCKIES Purchased the contracts 0! INF Jeff Huson from Colorado Springs ot the Pacific Coast League. OF Dernck Gibson and OF Edgard vsiazouez from New Haven of the Eastern League, and RHP Luther Hackman trom Salem of the Carolina League. FLORIDA MARLINS Agreed to terms with RHP Pat contract. Purchased the conRape- on a one-yetracts of P Tony Saunders. P Rob Stamfer and OF ' Todd from Portland of the Eastern Dunwoody League and P Vic Darensbourg trom Charlotte of the International League Sold the contract of OF jerry Brooks to Nippon Ham of the Japanese Pacific 6--0 , Eastern Utah 17 27 23 S3 16 Hal Smith floaa) Detroit 6 (Hunter Boston MMs Dumars Curry BnctsNrskj 0-Wesley 0-Doggers 0-(Day Vrsfcar Barros 0S) Fouled out Harm. Rebs Detroit 43 (Augrnon. AaasT, Hal, Long 5), Boston 47 flWtMtr 9) Aetata Detroit 24 (Dumars 9). Boston 22 (Wesley 9) Total anas Oetroa 20. Boston 21. egal defenses 2 Haorant INDtANA 003) 3 MeKey 3--7 Miner v contracts. ' Dixie Ricks Utah Valley , 6,DsyS4 3414.riggefs2-20-27 83. 4. Totals 108 M 25 38 27 2 c S.S Wemen's8iiliilil (108) 4 04 4, Szaba 3 LEADERS Kenyans Clyde. Dime, 11.0 Pat McGrath. Snow, 10.4 Matt Tilths, Snow. 9.2 SHester Rivers, Utah valley. 2 4 4 2. Tnorpe 13. Mills 44 04 9, Long 0-7 7 Owners 44 34 12, Hal 23. Hunter naUrn Auomon 22. 4. Rex) 34 00 24 004. 2 S. Curry 4 6. Smith 2 04A Mahom 2 04 2. Totals 227 108. BOSTON (83) 3 4 04 4. Corson 18. WMonrs Walker 12. Bnckomta -. 6. Fox 3 11. Wesley 7 BRAVES Agreed to terms with RHP John contract. Smottz on a CHICAGO CUBS Acquired INF Miguel Cam hom the Toronto Blue Jays tor RHP jason Stevenson. Claimed RHP Marc Piscrotta off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates. CINCINNATI REDS Agreed to terms with INF Aaron e Boons, Paul Bako and C Justin Towle on ATLANTA j Wesson. Eastern Utah. 13.0 K 'ZeH ' DETROIT 1 , Southern Leaoue. ment National League 2 i Hanld Afceneaus, Eastern Utah, 20 2 Bo Johnson, Norm Idaho. 20 0 i' Ime Udoka. Eastern Utah. 20.0 Ryan HaNtdey. Salt Lake, 19 3 REBOUNDING ' ' Dune Treasure Vaftsy PC Colo. HVxthsrestern SCORINOj LEADERS Danny Bower, Ricks, 20.3 League. NEW YORK YANKEES Purchased the contracts of RHP Dan Rios and RHP Rafael Medina trom Columbus of the International League. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Purchased the contracts of RHP Cart Dale. RHP Brad Rigby and LHP Bret Wagner trom Edmonton of the PCL. Sent LHP Steve LHP Andrew Lorraine and OF Damon Mashore outright to Edmonton SEATTLE MARINERS Signed LHP Jaime Moyer to a ar contract. Purchased the contract of LHP Damaso Marts from Wisconsin of the Midwest League. Purchased the contracts of RHP Ivan Montane and OF Marcus Sturdivant from Port City of the TEXAS RANGERS Acquired OF Lonetl Roberts from the Toronto Blue Jays tor a player to be named Agreed to terms with RHP Tanyon Sturtze on a contract Purchased the contracts ot INF Fernando Tats. OF Marc Sagmoen. and OF Andrew Vessel trom Oklahoma City of the Amencan Association and RHP Enc Moody INF Mike Bell. INF Eowin Diaz. INF Hanley Frtas. and OF Mark Little from Tulsa of the Texas League. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Purchased the comractt oi RHP Ketwm Escobar. RHP Joe Young 1B Ryan Jones. 26 Jeff Patzke and OF Anthony Sanders Irom Syracuse of the Imemational League Designated RHP Jeff Ware and RHP Mine Gordon tor assign- 74 64 64 64 Rks HMll.' ! - SWn's ' UTAH (113) Matone 1421 t--n 37. Russet 4- -t 0--1 W Ostertag 7 OO 10. Hornsea 44 4 12. Skjckson 4 S, Can-04 6. Eisley M 74 9. Foster ' Morris 2, Anderson 4 4, Keels 04 2 0. Watson 04 04 0. Totals 3036 111 LAKERS Purchased the contracts of and SS Fshx Martinez trom Omaha r the Amencan Associalion. and RHP Ken xas Ray and 2B Jed Hansen trom Wichita ot the KANSAS CITY ROYALS LHP Glertdort Rusch I Southern Idaho North Idaho LA. Penn. I 7 33 .667 .800 .563 .334 .300 a (VttSftOfl NTT FVstHkund Duke 88. St. Joseph's 60 OS soo Gotdsn StaM pfwents ' Wfeskttwtar's Gaunt Dam 108. Boston 63 Indiana 103. PralaMphia 92 ' Stvartts 115. rtosrmgton 110. 2OT ' Charkme 83. New Ybrk S6 1. A Ctipprt 3, San Antomo 81 'Miami 84. Wtncouvar 75 Utah 11 3. LA Lass 97 Cracago 113 PtwsntsM Thursday's Qamaa Cawaiand Toronto. 5 p.m. Minnesota at OnanrJo. 5 30 p.m. at Nm jersey Dstrott 6 30 p.m. Cnartoos at Indiana, 6:30 p.m. Atlanta Mriwau. 6:30 p.m. L A. Cbopri at Dallas. 6.30 p rg. Pfioenu at Houston, 6:30 p.m. Cracago at Denver. 7 p.m. . Golden Sum at Utah. 7 pm. St Sonoma St 75. Holy Itarnfcs 68 Houston Utah MwnMOtl ' LSunt A LaKsrs . ,' LVCbppsrs : Portland ' Sacramento 73 Flonda Southern 83. ErnOrWSddfe fennssasr 79. Shorter Presbyterian 67. Newberry 53 luBcuium 69. MenWl 68 COMFEREMCf , SanAraonio Vbiiluwwi ' PselOc Orrlston to Primnr.7 SJt g 4 12 .333 WESTERN W south 312 600 4S6 i Burnt Lnv 42, Dm y V 1 . Osrwos tndnna ' UnM M. StuppwuburaM L S W ' IwXSEBAU A nxsrlf. an League ANAHEIM ANGELS Agreed to terms with 3B Dave Hoftms on e contract Purchased the contracts ot RHP Scott Edsei and PHP Mike Freehiii from Vancouver ot the PCL. LHP Man Petsho trom Mfdtand of the Texas League end C Bret Hemphill frorniaks Eisinore of the Caiitornis Lsague. BALTIMORE ORiOLES Purcnaseo tr contract of IB Domingo Martins trom Rochester of the Interna bona) League BOSTON RED SOX Purchased the contract of OF of the International Roy PacMa trom RtwtiKket League. Designated OF Lee Tinsley tor assignment Named Dave Jeuas nrst base coach and outtieid inetructor. Wsndell Kim third base and mfid coacn and Grady LnVe bench coach and catching instructor. CLEVELAND INDIANS Purchased the contracts of RHP Bartolo Colon, RHP teody Warreckei. RHP Trarx) Dnskxl, LHP Mike Matthews TF Bruce Aven. OF. Alex Ramirez and IF Ricrue Sanson Irom Butak of the American Asaociation. DETROIT TIGERS Released RHP Rich Lewis OF Dusne Singleton. INF Feustc Cruz and INF Srtannon EAST HANOVFR, Germany ( AP) hasn't been a great year for 'Andre Agassi, and it, came to a painful end' at the ATP Championship. Complaining of an upset stom-v- h and a clogged hejid. Agassi lost 1 to top ranked Pete dropped (ut of the tour- It Mm si ww , - ilUB oaicainsB faasyggEB CSggffiir i ECONOMY RADIAL BSrk RADIAL N $n)tn95 51 A95 155R12 155R13 2095 17570R13 13570R13 18570R14 19570R14 205.70R14 26" P16580R13 P18575R14 P19575R14 P20575R14 P20575R15 P21575R15 P22575R15 28 32" 36 38 LIGHT TRUCK 30 30 33 35 37 38 tI M, P2(i7Si14 P23S75RW 58" 85R16....79 LT24575R16 ....B8" 57" . P205'65VR15 .,;i..4" I VHAKtitH KX; - PlfcWrX .62" 0" P19560HR14 74 P21S60HR14 IP225 60HR14 P19S60HR15 31X10.50R15...110 32X11.50R15...128 LT235'85R16 ...114 LT235 49 f6 P19S'65HR14......3" P19565HR15 . 56" is mm P23S75R15 9 30X9.50R15 31X10.50R15 ...71 32X11.50R15.....77" .47" P21S'60HR15....9" SAFARI DTR G l P18S'60HR14 P19S'60HR14 P19560HR15 P205'60HR15 27 ut r PERFORMANCE RADIAL . . B8" 70" .6" .72" P205'fpOHR15 73- P225.'60HR15 LT245r75ftTfii12( P2155MR16 it - .....iTS" 8" Jsw 2 i ' PwseVW04 13 Nsar.440-2.CaaeeJ-iIl0 9 Feast 13 44 17. Chsrwan 34 0 7.S, Green 04 Owns 4 2 4 TtJdals 04 2 Oxswa oavrra-a- 5 841 4 0-- ' . - 7 1cewe4r1 14-- r 98 CHcasjsr M ifajr ouew-O'a- Qa H. frewa - ,. Kukoc aeee 24. rVeey ' ' ' n tf 31 K rVPe" Harper Hem; Fcad am htana. eneenxt se ewii (3aaan 18H.wvioen 7). Phasnst 4teaae PerscriTkB ni Owage man. Owjssl SS Ptjseai M 0-- tt- -- ' 113 OJ new 24. 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