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HTT Standard Examiner Sports Saturday January 23 lyyy SD 23 VanDrunen 4 4 10 Hansen 1 Jensen 7 4 5 Hams 8 7 19 Totals 23 69 Lavton (56) Knaop 0 6 4 Hazen 4 4 13 Berlin 8 5 23 1 Nald-e- r Patterson 2 4 7 Davis 4 0 8 Child 0 0 0 0 Lowry 0 0 0 Neilson 0 0 0 McCatlis-te- r 1 0 0 0 Totals 18 56 7 LOCAL SCHEDULE TODAY College men's basketball Weber State at hormem Arizona 8 35 p m San Jose State at Utah 7 35 p m Fresno 9tate at BYU 7 pm Utah State ai pm College women's basketball Ictano 8 05 College track and held WSU Invitational 830 pm Prep track and field Cal State Northnage at Weber State 7 05 p m BYU at San Jose State 8 p m Colllege women's gymnastics Utah at Minnesota BYU at Rocky Mountain Open Pr6p wrestling Hign Country Classic at South Summit 11 am Pleasant Grove Tournament loahb' Falls (Idaho) Tournament JHL hockey Mnjtoba at Utah 7 05 pm Cortege club hockey Weber State vs Utah State 745 pm The Ice Sheet College tennis WSU men at Air Force Invitational Layton K) Slopes and Beehive pm Arm wrestling Northern Utah Championships at Golden Spike Elks Roy Lodge 1 pm Auto racing U S Hot Rod Monster Jam at the Delta Center IS 20 Fremont SUNDAY College women’s basketball Utah at Fresno State 1 pm College tennis WSU men at Air Force Invitational 4 pm — NCAA basketball: Arizona State FSRM Foisom Tarbet 2 7 530 pm — NCAA basketball: George Washington at Rhode Island ESPN2 7 pm — IHL hockey Manitoba at Utah FSRM 7:30 pm — NCAA basketball: Oklahoma Stale at Texas ESPN ville 5 talk: KFAN Cheap Slots talk: ESPN Radio KSL-A- 1160 6 pm — Sports talk: e 610 700 KWLW-A- 4 KVFM-F- MOUNTAIN CREST 72 ROY 57 Betting Odds HARRAH’S ODDS - RENO Nev (AP) Updated odds for the Super Bowl as provided by Harran’s Reno Casino & Soortsbook: Super Bowl Sports 1320 7 pm — NCAA basketball: Fresno State at BYU KSL-A1160 7 pm — IHL hockey Manitoba at Utah KTKK-A630 KFNZ-A1320 7:30 pm — NCAA basketball: San Jose State at Utah (570-AM- ) 8 pm — NCAA basketball: Utah State at KFNZ-A- KVNU-A- Box 0 talk: Outdoor Utah Today 1160 e talk: Sports Sunday Jan 31 At Miami Line 7 (54) Favorite Denver Underdog Atlanta IHL HOCKEY 945 BonnevAe Sky View (56) NCAA BASKETBALL Aider 1 0 Bowman 11 Harris 3 Friday's results East Yale 56 'Hartford 73 Northeastern 63 Maine 70 Delaware 59 Towson 58 New Hampshire 55 Vermont 73 Boston University 67 (OT) K West 0 Two points are awarded tor a victory one shootout loss Shootout losses are only denoted in the SOL column not the loss column Friday's results Detroit 6 Cleveland 2 Grand Rapids 6 Indianapolis 1 Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee Michigan 3 Fort Wavne 2 (SO) Houston 3 Kansas City 2 Manitoba 3 Utah 2 Las Vegas 5 Long Beach 2 Today's games (Times MST) Chicago at Orlando 5 Pm Houston at Detroit 5:30 Pm Cleveland at Michigan 530 Pm Fort Wavne at Gncinnati 530 pm Kansas City at Indianapolis 5 pm Grand Rapids at Milwaukee 6:30 pm Manitoba at Utah 7 pm Las Vegas at Long Beach 8:30 pm Sunday's games Detroit at Ortanoo 1 pm Cincinnati at Cleveland pm Grand Rapids at Micnigan 2 pm Chicago at Houston 2 pm Indianapolis at Fort Wavne 4 pm Kansas City at Milwaukee 4 pm Manitoba at Long Beach 5 pm NOTE: for a Prep Basketball Friday's results 61 Box Elder Logan 47 Northern Anzona (S2) 0 LeBianc 14 Porman 07 Dixon 0--0 0 Ragu$us ham 03 6 5 Totals Weber State (70) Lngtord 02 4 6 18 1922 52 9 Geddes 6 57 21 2 0 Newman Anoerson 0 0--0 0 3 Oson west Storing Kleinhenz 12 8 0 11 5 1 0 Wick- Sonvaatt0-- 6 5 2 2 2 s Witter 38 03 8 Tennis AUSTRALIAN OPEN Australia (AP) - Results SatMELBOURNE urday o me 57 4 rmthon Australian Open at Melbourne Park: Men's sJntfes Thrd round M)t Russia def Jtm CouYevgeny Kafetmkov rier Ortanoo Fta 5 7 4 62 0 retired Vincent Soaoea Boca Raton Fla del Martin 4 Damm Czecn ReouOc 63 4 aonce Santoro France del Nicolas Kiefer 1 ) Germany 6 63 Wavne Biack Zimbabwe del GtaNuca Pozzi IWyfr 3 6 5 6 2 Tommy Haas Germany del Daniel Nestor 4 Canada 5 4Women's sindes o Thrd round Mary Pierce (7) France oel Rita Grarde Ha- Sv 6 2 62 Anna Kournikova n? Russia def Andrea Glass Germany 6 6 2 63 Martina Hingis (2 Switzerland def Jetena Ootuc Ausr ana 1 6 1 Momca Sees (6) Sarasota Fla def Sabine 4 6 Apoettnanv Belgium Barbara Scneff Austria del Elena LAhovtse-v- a Russia 64 4 PGA GOLF BOB HOPE CLASSIC LA out NT A Cetif (AP) - Scores Fndav after mg n 3 rouno of me S3 mitiion Boo nooe me 72 6 oar Chrwer Classic piaved on 6478-var- d Bernvoe Dunes 6 Tman$ d 6950-yarPGA west Patmer wens and Pr vate courses rredFuOk Rate Permce Jr JonnGaiy Bob'S stes Seen ywank Stove Torn I Davpjjvai S id Boo k lav Gaoei Hwrtstedt Jet Skiman RussCocnran Je Maooert LenMamace Rooer A anov Kem Sumynand Trwert Jonn Huston Paw Sewort Ptoijcocn 9 7 15 14 11 (Martin) 41 56 Sky View LPGA GOLF NAPLES MEMORIAL - Scores Friday after the NAPLES Fla (AP) second round ot me 750000 Naples LPGA MemoThe Ouo at par-7- 2 rial piaved on the fr328-vaPencan Strang Kame Weob Lisetotte Neumann g Meaon Karen Weiss Hokis Stacy Ketfv Roooins Hewn Ajtreosson Tracy Hanson ANcnem EstHi Mcnee R toman jance Moooe Lake Christian 29 14 Desert 24 West 65 SKYLINE 51 At Northridge High Clearfield (63) 3 Gross 4 Smith 1 30 Schoier 1 9 0 Kircnnefer 0 1 Totals 18 7 Northridge (55) 9 Livingston 0 0 Vaculin 63 1 0 1 3 Oearfietd Northndge 10 2 Williams 0 4 Johnson 0 Donaidson 2 8 8 Jordan 6 5 0 3 Rarnns 0 T2 1 Petersen 3 0--0 4 Gnffin 0 0 6 Arnold 1 55 2 0 0 Dimick 0 OGDEN 47 TOOELE 43 At Ogden High Tooele (43) Pratt 0 0 0 Ekins Nigh 0 per 4 19 11 View 2 ky Freeman Barney 0 0 Richardson 14 2 7 12 19 16- -66 20 29 73 1 2 2 1 0 Hogan 4 0 0 2 Goss 1 0 Thomas 4 10 5 2 10 Woodruff 2 3 Holt 0 10 2 6 Totals Coo- 17 09den (47) Price 0 0 0 Bumingham 1 2 4 Russell 4 0 10 Luke 2 0 4 Stevenson 4 0 10 Allison 8 17 Powell 0 0 0 Eliason 1 0 2 Totals 20 7 47 15 7 16- -43 5 Tooele ‘ 12- -47 12 13 Ogden goals— Tooele 3 (Hogan Woodruff Goss) Ogden 4 (Russell 2 Stevenson 2) GRANITE 66 MORGAN 61 At Salt Lake City Morgan (61) C Johnson 4 0 9 N Johnson 5 6 14 Rich 1 3 Johanson 01 2 Benson 4 0 9 Kimball 2 2 0 61 15 Totals 25 5 Moore 4 Lott 7 Granite (66) 21 Parker 6 7 18 H Johnson Rodgers 4 1 3 Harmon 8 2 18 Gerber 3 0 6 Totals 22 4 66 10 13 18 20-- 61 10 17 17 66 goals -- Morgan 4 (C Johnson N JohnBenson Kimball) Granite 2 (Rodgers Park- AtCoatvBe St Joseph (52) 2 lacovelli 1 Josh Olsen 1 6 7 Francis 1 2 4 Schwartz 0 0 0 Jacnim 2 6 9 Crockett 5 10 Wag0 11 John Olsen 3 4 9 Costesso 4 4 52 ner 0 0 0 Totals 17 North Summit (46) 10 Pace 0 Judo 4 8 14 Hemmingwav 4 4 2 Johansen 2 4 10 Petersen 3 Louder 2 4 0 13 4 Kunkel 0 3 Totals 46 16 St Joseph 9 12 15- -52 15- -46 9 12 10 North Summit goals -- St Joseph 2 (Crockett John Olsen) North Summit 7 (Judo 3 Hemmmgwav Johansen 2 Petersen) Girls Basketball Friday's results Region Clearfield 42 Northndge 36 Skyline 69 Lavton 56 Viewmont 43 Davis 42 Region 4 Fremont 77 Logan 64 20 13 15 15 14 1 Baldwin 2 Totals 13 0- Thomas (Stireman 4 Bovce) 25-- 63 14- -55 Reon At Brigham City Weber (71) Johnson 9 2 22 Mason 3 4 8 Virgin ? 2 4 Sanertnwaite 3 2 6 Van DeGroa 8 5 20 Fuller 8 71 4 3 H Cox 0 0 a Totals 29 Box Eider (75) Gunn 10-- 0 2 Simkins 1 0 3 TySnaw 3 ler 4 3- 12 Davis 6 6 15 Gilbert 0 2- 2 Bnnker-h- o 8 2 21 Btsnop 3 9 Yates 1 5 5 Totals 27 75 Weber Box Elder goats-We- ber 13 16 21 16 5- -71 19 I 17 22 9- -75 3 7 (Simkins (Johnson 2 Van Tyier Bnnkemoft3 Box Ewer At Logan Fremont (44) Hannum 3 8 Jensen 4 8 Wavmet 10--0 0 13 2 8 Hansen Scnuttz Toiats 16 2 2 1 0 4 44 4 B Beus Brian 2 3 2 0 5 Logan (47) 2 Comadena 3 7 14 Veohens 3 6 Fa 0 5 K urns Loveland 2 4 7 Lowe 2 9 Stewart 2 10 Totals 12 6 47 12 Fremont I 10 44 47 11 11 9 Logan 5 (Hanmxn 2 B Beus goaK— Fremont 2 B nan Logai 2 (Comaoena Lowe 4 12 0 16 W 9 6 1 Dear hew 2 (Moss Eddy) 18 11 9 13 52 10 18- -55 (Lester 2) Weber 6 high Basketball WEBER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT JUNIOR HIGH BOYS LEAGUE SOUTH OGDEN 54 ROY 41 Thursday's game at Roy Ogden (54) S 7 Porter 2 Bravo 3 5 10 Hincks 3 2 Anderson 5 1 10 Barber 2 0 4 Amidan 0 Kendall 4 2 12 Hellstrom 1 0 2 Alverson 0 2 2 Fouiger 00--0 0 Rich 0 0 0 Zefimer 0 0 0 Knight 00-0 McGarry 0 0 0 Knighton 0 0 0 Totals 20 7 54 Roy (41) Kelley 3 8 11 Engstrom 5 3 3 Hansen 4 5 11 Rosenberg Watts 0 0 0 Conley 0 0 0 5 41 0 Totals 14 14 South Ogden 10 Roy (0-- goals -- South Ogden 2 11 Rodriquez 1 4 Moore 0 Treasure 0 0 2 16 14 54 10 41 9 (Kendall 2) Rov (Kellev) NOTE: Whit Kendall scored 12 points to pace South Ogden while Casey Anderson added 10 points and six rebounds and Alex Bravo had 10 points and five rebounds for the Spartans whose defense came up with 10 steals and forced Rov into 17 turnovers in the two teams' season-openSky-lKelley Derek Engstrom and Landon Hansen scored 11 points apiece for the Razorbacks Transactions BASEBALL JAN 22 American League Agreed to lerms with LHP contract to terms with IB Oakland Athletics-Agre- ed e contract Jeff Ball on a National League Florida Marlins Pkxed 3B Josh Booty on the voluntary retired list of Calgary of the PCL Houston Astros— Named Kimball Crosslev scout New York Mets— Agreed to terms with INF e contract Mariano Duncan on a Cleveland Indians— Ron Villone on a BASKETBALL JAN 22 National BasketbaR Association NBA — Reinstated G Latrell Sprewell Boston Celtics Signed F Antoine Walker to a contract extension and F Paul Pierce and - F Pooeve Jones Geveland Cavaliers -- Signed F Rvan Stack Dallas Mavericks— Signed C John Williams G Cory AlexanDenver Nuggets-Re-sigder G Eric Washington Signed F Tremaine Fowlkes G Tyson Wheeler F Mark Randall GF Kelly McCarty and F John Turner Waived C Priest Lauderdale Detroit Pistons— Renounced the rights to Malik Sealy F Grant Long and F Rick Mahorn G Joe DuWaived G Charles O'Bannon ma rs and G Jerry Stackhouse Traded C Scot Pollard and a conditional draft choice to AtChristian Laettner Signed F Lov lanta for Vaught to a multiyear contract Agreed to terms F with Jud Buechier to a multiyear contract Houston Rockets— Signed F Scottie Pippen to a five-yecontract completing a trade that sent F Rov Rogers and a 1999 second-roun- d draft pick to Chicago Signed F Matt Bullard F Othelia Harrington G Matt Maloney F Eddie Johnson and F Anthony Milter Indiana Pacers— Signed C Rik Smits and F AI Harrington Milwaukee Bucks— Signed G-- F Dell Curry and G Adonis Jordan to contracts Minnesota Timberwoives— Signed G Malik Seatv Agreed to terms with F Joe Smith C Herb WiNew York Kmcks — lliams Signed F Kurt Thomas Phoenix Suns -- Signed C Joe Kleine C Horacio F Llamas Marko Millie G Toby Baiiev G James Collins Portland Trail Blazers— Signed G Greg Anthocontract ny to a two-veG Jason Williams Sacramento Kings-SigC Jerome James G Vernon Maxwell and G Jon Barry San Antonio Spurs-SigF Jerome Kersey Seattle Suoersonic- s- Signed F Billy Owens conSigned C Vladimir Steoama to a three-yetract Raotors-Re-sigG Alvin Williams Toronto to a three year contract Agreed to terms with F Vince Carter Vancouver Grizzlies— Signed C Cherokee Parks G Me Bibbv F Felioe Lopez and F J R contracts Henoerson to three-ye- 9 4 14-- 36 42 9 (S Strattord) 13 Hii 2 2 ch Andy-Roa- scored for the Grizzlies both with an assist" from Don Biggs who has 18 points in his last nine games : Goalie Richard Shulmistra' stopped 33 of 35 Grizzlies shots to preserve the win" Scott Eangkow turned away 21- -' :: of 24 in the Utah goal ‘ The two teams play again tonight at the E Center Handy 2 3- NHL HOCKEY Stars Flyers -shining at break ’ All-St- ar The Associated Press TAMPA Fla - The way the Dallas Stars are playing this season nothing less than a Stanley Cup championship would satisfy them The same could be said for the Philadel- phia Flyers “We won the President's'--! Trophy last year and we also'? advanced into the third round’ (of the playoffs)” general manager Bob Gainey said “So- in the spirit of trying to do: more and better than last year a trip to the finals would seerrtz to be what we need to do” The Stars have the best re! 61 points) and cord (27-9-- 7 the Flyers are second halfway point as the league r' breaks for Sunday’s ' Game “We are a team that's cate- gorized as a Stanley Cup con- -' tender and I think we’re earn' ing that right to stay in that category” Gainey said The Stars will have four'J players in the All-Stgame at the Ice Palace Center Mike’ Modano defenseman Darryl Sydor and goaltender Ed Be-- ‘ four will represent the Stars on All-Sta- ar the North America defenseman Sergei Zu-- ‘ bov will play for the World? team-whi- le team The Flyers have two repre- - J sentatives on the North Amer- -' ica team - center Eric Lin-dros and forward JohiV LeClair y? The Stars are among group of strong teams in the1 West that also includes the Phoenix Coyotes and Detroit' Red Wings Included among the Stars’ accomplishments' this season is a record1 0 against the defending Stanley Cup champion Red Wings4 who knocked them out of last season The Flyers reached the unbeaten streak this season before losing to Toronto lasG weekend The Maple Leafs one of the NHL's surprise teams this season lead the Northeast Division and have 152 produced a league-high goals The Red Wings mean- - F Chris Porter tor three games tor vtotanon of team runs Coioraoo— Named Gary Barnett football coach Vanderbitt Promoted secondary coach FoiiO to cjordnatar Numminen of the Coyotes Boston defenseman Ray Bourque will make a record 12th All-Ststart OLYMPICS JAN 22 Internationa Olympic Cammihee IOC— Announced me resgnahonot Bashir AtteraOutsi delegate from Libva deforce s Stanley Cup finals two years'1 ago then were swept by the ' Red Wings Philadelphia had a COLLEGE JAN 22 National Professional Soccer League Baittmore Blast— Placed G Brett Phillips D Trov Snvoer D Joe Barger and MF Danny KeHv on me imured reserve list Activated F Mark Southern D Lance Johnson and D Todd Hicks Signed F Marceto Vaenoa D Jose Londona Kansas City Attack-WaiSigned MF Dave Re'cnart " 58) at the season's (24-10-- while had four players voted into the All-Ststarting line- up by the fans - but two have been knocked out of the gamer by injury Steve Yzerman the starting center on the North America team broke his nose Thursday night against Carolina and! will be replaced on the roster by Luc Robnaille of Los Angeles Defenseman Uwe Krupp injured previously will be re- placed in the World team - Whiting 0 Brett Lauer and 3-- SOCCER JAN 22 SKYLINE 69 LAYTON 56 J 2 4 8 55 7 9 goals -- Box Elder (Hone 5 Jones) Jr 0 Hansen 2 4 Pratt 3 National Hockey League Anaheim Mighty G Patrick to Kansas City of me !HL Calgary Flames— Assigned G G Gtouere to Saint John of me AHL Anorei Trefilov to Detroit of the IHL Phoenix Coyotes— Assigned RW Stephen Leach C Trevor Letowski and C Rob Murray to Springfield of me AHL St Louis Blues— Assigned G Rich Parent to Worcester of the AHL 42 3 1 22 Lafime At Oearfietd Northndge (36) S Strattord 2 0 5 N Downs 3 4 8 Robison 0 M 0 Osen 0 9 Coats 4 I McOeat y 2 Davidson 0 0 0 Pott 0 (H) 0 M Strahord 2 0 4 Vu 0 0 0 Totaa 13 36 Oearfietd (42) A Bertagnoi 00-- 0 0 Moss 1 4 Overdiek 0 1 0 Lavton 4 3 H) Barker 5 4 12 Banach 1 5 4 Beutter 4 9 Eddy 1 0- -0 X Totals 16 1 Casperson Box Eider Weber Hone 7 5 Campbell 2 2 Totals 19 3 2 HOCKEY JAN 22 CLEARFIELD 42 NORTHRIDGE 36 At Lavton Skvine (69) Voomees 1 - htermountam Christian 46 Waterford 26 Dugwav 55 Satt Laxe Lutheran 43 West Desert 39 Sait Lane Chnshan 29 Mount Vernon 59 Wenoover 49 Region 15 Panguitch 57 Mfttord 23 Escaiante 36 Piute 32 Region 16 Rich 69 Meridian 7 Northridge Oearfietd ' (18-19-- Bailey Jones 3 National Feofbal League Baltimore Ravens — Named Matt Simon runbacks coach Milt Jackson wide receivers coach Steve Shafer defensive backs coach and Mike Smith defensive assistant coach LS Rob Davis Green Bav Packers Signed CB Rodney Artmore and CB Denorse Mosetv TE Roderick Lewis OT Antone Davis and OL Daryl Carter Kansas City Chief- s- Named Gunther Cunningham coach Pbiiaoeiobta Eagles— Named Jim Johnson defensive coordinator Tommy Brasher defensive line coach Leslie Frazier defensive backs coach and Steve Spagnuoto as defensive assistant Quality control San Francisco 49ers-Sigoffensive coordinator Marty Momhinweg to a three-yecontract Region Ogden 54 Bear River 34 Morgan 77 Granite 49 Ben Lomond 64 Ben Lomond 49 Region Sanpete 82 Ricnfield 53 Emery 60 Carbon 55 Region 9 Pine View 62 Cedar City 30 Hurricane 51 Canvon View 30 Snow Canyon 52 Dixie 42 Central Region Manti 51 Gunnison 47 Juab 37 South Sewer 36 (OT) East Regran San Juan 43 Mortceno 21 North Region North Summit 46 St Joseph X South Region Beaver 56 Parowan 40 MiMard 48 Kanab X BOX ELDER 75 WEBER 71 (OT) Hockey League action at the E ) Center Scott Thomas' goal 12:25 into the final period lifted the ? Moose Rhcti Gordon brought the Moose back1 from two goals down scoring at 5:03 and 15:39 of the sec- ond period 5 ning 7 DAVIS 74 VIEWMONT 68 AtKaysvBe Viewmont (68) Thomson 4 0--0 11 Crandall 0 8 7 Bachman 3 4 12 EvertonO 2 10 Perkins 3 6 11 Vroman4 11 Walton 0 2 Whipple 1 0 0 Johnson 2 8 0 2 Mutrorcok 1 0 2 Totals 19 68 Davis (74) 21 15 4 4 6 Faerber Pierce Godderidge 2 2 6 Bieak 4 2 13 Arouehe 1 1 2 BarxduH 3 3 6 6 Scnriver 1 0 3 White 0 0 0 Evans 1 1 74 5 Totals 21 Bamev 2 27-12 12 68 17 Viewmont K H 21 29-- 74 Davis goals— Viewmont 8 (Thomson 3 Bachman 2 Perkins 2 Vroman) Davis 7 (Pierce 3 Bieak 3 Scnnver) At Pleasant View Eider (52) 4 S Johnson 2 0 4 Lester J Johnson 2 2 16 Karren 3 4 Crock er 16 Gilbert 1 Romer 2 5 Totals 16 2 Packer 0 FOOTBALL JAN 22 Region 6 Pavson 72 Timoview 58 Provo 63 Pleasant Grove 59 Lone Peak 71 Spanish Fork 43 SoringviHe 47 American Fork 42 15 10 12 Skv View 66 73 Weoer 55 Box Eider 52 Mountain Crest 40 Rov 35 Thursday's results Region 3 Alta 69 Timoanogos 65 Orem 72 Jordan 23 Brighton 41 HilKrest 32 6 International in (24-13-- (Folsom 2) Bonne- - 43 goals— Clearfield 5 (Parkinson 4 Gross) Northndge 9 (Jordan 5 Baldwin 2 Arnold Thomas) LOGAN 47 FREMONT 44 Lra 0 Bonneville Parkinson 14 5 Bisnoo 2) Mcneee McGann Hvun Sun Vou r ergon Pa Hurst Jenny LtobdCfc Lea Lmoev Lone Kane Dames Cmov McCurdy BemDarvet Racne Hemeringcn 2 0 Josh Brandlev CLEARFIELD 63 NORTHRIDGE 55 janeGeooes Manji Lunn Juk muster Keves 2 4 7 Frost 2 0- 6 Laughter 5 0 14 Sanchez 0 Parker 00-- 0 Johnson 10 B Barker 0 0-0 Jacob Brandlev 0 0 0 K 0 2 ToBarker 3 0 6 Haacke 0 0 0 Schultz 49 tals 16 24 9 19 15—67 Bear River 15- -49 15 7 12 Ben Lomond goals -- Bear River 4 (K Webb 2 Huber 2) Ben Lomond 6 (Frost Laughter 4) Dooian ST JOSEPH 52 NORTH SUMMIT 46 Catnn Nitsmark Snam Waugn Catnona Matthew Oris Johnson 0 Ben Lomond (49) er) At Satt Lake City Lavton (65) 25 Goodell 2 2 3 6 Hailsten 1 2 Drake 7 9 2 Brewer 2 2 6 Dixon 4 5 Gilmour 1 010 0 4 Oviatt 0 0 0 Jones 0 0 0 Brngnam Ooekirx 0 2 2 Totals 21 3 65 Skyfine (61) 17 Nilson 0 2 Pearson 3 4 11 Ence 8 0 3 Gregson 4 0 9 Hates 2 0 5 Hatch 51 0 2 Howell 1 0 2 Totals 20 9 10 21 25-- 65 Lavton 12 14 15 51 Skyfane goals-Lav- ton 3 (Bingham 2 Hailsten) Skyline 5 (Person 2 Hales Hatch Gregson) 2 0 So 0 19 Bird 4 2 10 R Webb 0 2 Barfuss 3 0--2 6 Merreil 3 2 8 0 Sorensen 0 0 0 Fronk 0 0 0 3 Cole 0 2 2 Lesley 0 Nelson 1 0 Stevens 00-- 0 0 Totals 24 67 4 17 Sky View 56 Bonneville 41 Region 7 Bear River 67 Ben Lomond 49 Ctoa en 47 Tooele 43 Granite 66 Morgan 61 2 A North Region St Joseph 52 North Summit 46 LAYTON Soulh Africa (AP) -STELLENBOSCH Scores Friday after me second round of me South par-7- 1 African Open piaved on the 7112-var- d Stettenooscn GoH Oub course Sven Struver Germany Jonn Bckerion England CJm ton Whtietow South Africa Mark Roe England Paul Mcgtmev Ireland Scott Dumao Unitea States David Frost South Afnca ignaoo Gamdo Spam Henme Otto South Africa 67- - 72—139 tan Garbuft England Mark Moutand Wetes 68 Atex Cetka Germany Brenoen Pappas South Africa Sammy Darned South Afnca James Kingston South Africa Bob Mav United States Steve Webster England Erme Ets South Afnca Marco Gortana Italy 7071 — 141 Nick Fawo England Craig Kamps Soum Africa Rcnard Kaplan South Afnca Ml Asmev Roesioff Soum Afnca Greg Owen England Bovce Weber (55) 1 son Thursday's result 1 A — 304 k 7 6 Morgan Granite Region 4 75 Weber 71 (OT) Region 6 4 12 Fremont 44 Mountain Crest 72 Rov 57 Salt 5 12 3 Paskins 2132 70 30 Hatttime Northern Arizona Weber State 77 (Langtord goals - Weoer State Oson 5 wnier 1) Northern ArizoStanger 0 na Forman 1 Metsers 1 (LeBianc er Reoounos-weoState 35 (Kanonga-ta’- a 10) Northern Arizona 33 (LeBianc 11) Assists Weoer State 8 twitter 3) Northern Arizona II (West Wtcnam Newman 2) Total touts -Weoer State 19 Northern Arizona 24 Steals eber State t0 (Langtora Oson Wilier 2) Northern Arizona 6 iPorman 3) Turnovers— Weoer State 16 (Kanongata'a 7) Northern Arizona 29 (Forman 8) Fouled out— Northern Arizona West LeBianc Sranger 1 Region Lavton 65 Skyline 51 Davis 74 Viewmont 68 Clearfield 63 Northnage 55 At Ogden 1 Webb Huber 6 Bowcutt 0 Paimer 00-0- 0 WEBER STATE 70 NORTHERN ARIZONA 52 West 6 1 Bear River (67) 2 Duke 93 North Carolina 71 George Mason 79 East Carolina 63 Louisville 94 Memoms 74 Murray State 55 Tennessee State 44 CM Dominion 79 James Madison 52 Tpjane 70 N C Charlotte 52 UNC Greensooro 75 E Tennessee State 59 Va Commonwealth 83 William & Mary 77 22 - Bonneville Lomond High At Ben Virginia 90 Florida Virginia Tech 65 St 4 0 BEAR RIVER 67 BEN LOMOND 49 South Metsers 0 (Randall Leishman Bowman Aider) Brown 68 State 71 Joseph's 56 Midwest tltWiis 94 Penn State 85 Massachusetts 63 Dayton 56 Micnigan 86 Iowa 67 Mtoeigan State 73 Minnesota 58 Puraue 97 Indiana 62 St Louis 73 Soutnem Miss 71 Wisconsin 80 Northwestern 61 Xavter 69 Rhooe tsiano 57 Far west Montana State 68 Eastern Washington Weoer Stare 70 Northern Arizona 52 Stokes 4 4 11 Skabelund 4 7 4 3 Leishman 6 Randall 4 6 Davis 2 2 6 Totals 21 3 goals 4 30T (41) Oliverson 2 4 6 Pedersen 4 3 11 Martin 1 0 2 Bucxwav 4 1 8 Smith 1 0 Strong 41 2 Banner 3 3 8 Totals 16 4 56 BonnevOe Sky View East Duouesne 90 Temoie 66 Fairheid 97 Canisius 79 George Washington 84 Fordham 54 Marne 81 Delaware 51 Mannattan 58 Lovola Md 57 NC Wilmington 64 American U 61 New Hampsmre 61 Towson 51 Niaoara 69 Siena 67 Northeastern 69 Hartford 60 Vermont ?8 Boston U 58 Yate 71 Brown 63 19 23 Dow 0 Giadwell 3 73 WLST VALLEY CITY The Manitoba Moose edged the LItah Grizzlies 2 on I South SKY VIEW 56 BONNEVILLE 41 At Smfthfietd 3 NCAA WOMEN (73) 52 At Hyrum Rov (57) Russett 5 1 10 Salazar 0 0 0 Ward 2 2 7 16 Bingham 2 OH) 4 Mela nev 5 0 12 Hall 6 Judkins 3 0 6 Barfuss 1 OH) 2 DeVries 0 0 0 Mever 0 0 0 Pouisen 0 0 0 Totals 24 5 57 Mountain Crest (72) 8 Baldwin 5 0 13 Saunders 2 Hadfiekj 3 4 9 Berrv 5 0 12 T Jessop 2 6 7 Monson 5 5 12 Cox 4 10 Nielsen 0 Webb 0 0 0 Summers 0 0 0 R Jessop 0 0 0 Totals 26 2 72 14 17 57 8 Rov 12 24 21 15- -72 Mountain Crest goals-R- oy 6 (Ward Hall 3 Meianev 2) Mountain Crest 6 (Baldwin 3 Berry 2 Saun- ders) Eastern Conference Northeast Division 8:30 pm — NCAA basketball: Weber State at Northern Arizona KXOL-A1660 NOTE: All programing subect to changes Oonzaga 83 San Francisco 71 Santa Clara 69 Portland 67 (OT) 3 Wat- 6 staff r Standard-Examine- WEBER 55 BOX ELDER 52 830 pm — NCAA basketball: Weber State at Northern Arizona FSRM 10 pm — NCAA women's basketball: Drake at SW Missouri State ESPN2 RADIO 6 am — Sports with Roger B KSL-ANoon — Sports KFNZ-A1320 Sports 4pm —1320 KFNZ-A4 pm — Sports 12 2 goals night 2 McDougal 6 2 Stireman 7 Borcherl 00 4 Totals 24 Grizzlies give up two late 3-- 6 31 Jensen 5 11 Foster 7 4 Tripo 2 4 Philpot 66 Totals 27 2 goals-S- 10 Far 77 Terrace Sky View BonnevOe 7:30 pm — Tennis: Australian Open aartjround coverage at Melbourne Australia Idaho IS BONNEVILLE 73 SKY VIEW 66 At Washington Sky View (66) 0 at Oregon 12 21 Logan 2 (McEvov 2) Fremont 4 (Fowler DeVries 2 Fishburn) - waii ESPN 26 11- -64 goals -- 0 game TBS pm — PGA goH Bob Hope Classic third round at Palm Springs Calif ABC pm — Skiing FIS World Cup The men s downhill at Kitzbuhel Hahfipnkamm Austria (same-da- y tape) ESPN 1 30 p m — NCAA basketball: Michigan at Purdue CBS — NCAA women’s basketball: Tex2pm as Tech at Kansas FSRM 3 pm — PGA golf Senior Mastercard second round at Kona HaChampionship 18- -56 (Jensen 3) Layton 4 Lcwan 0 1 25-- 69 AtPtatoCity Logan (64) 9 Wilson 5 6 14 Wright 2 4 7 Nyman 4 2 4 Krogh 0 12 McE-vo- v Hansen Udv 3 0 8 0 18 Totals 24 24 Fremont (77) Criodle 2 4 7 Fowler 12 6 X DeVries 6 5 18 Clarke 1 0 2 FfshOurn 4 6 14 Wilson I 0 2 K Anderson 1 0 2 A Anderson 0 0 Weight 2 2 Tubbs 0 0 0 Totals 28 77 On The Air TELEVISION VTajti — NCAA basketball: Massachusetts at Temple ESPN I t Urn — NCAA basketball: UCLA at Louisville ABC II 30 a m — NCAA basketball: Providence at Arkansas CBS Noon — NCAA women’s basketball: at Houston FSRM 1230 pm — NCAA football: Senior Bowl 12 4 FREMONT 77 LOGAN 64 associations at Weber County Fairgrounds 1 pm Golden Spike and Bear River associations at Brigham City racetrack 1 kins I BonnevOe TODAY- 3 ine (Hazen 2 Berlin 2) Chariot racing Wasatch 16 22 16 Skyfine USU indoor invitational IHL HOCKEY ar lineup by Teppo starting ar |
