Show 4B Tuesday January 26 1999 Sports OPEN AUSTRALIAN IN THE BLEACHERS LOCAL SCHEDULE Beads fall and soon so does Venus pm Prep girls basketball Layton af Northndge 4pm: Viewmont at Skyline 4pm- Coflonmxjod at Davis 4pm: South Summit at Si Joeeph 7pm: Mountan Crest at Logan 7pm Weber at BonnevPe 7 pm Fremont at Sky View 7 pm Roy at Box Elder 7pm Ben Lomond at Bear River 7pm Granite at Tooele 7pm Morgan at Ogden 7 pm MELBOURNE Australia Lindsay Davenport cruised into the Australian Open semifinals today with Venus Williams losing some of her beads a penalty-poin-t and her temper IHL pm WSU women at Idaho Slate Mauresmo 19 beat 11th-seed- ed Dominique Van Roost of Belgium Mauresmo could become the first unseeded woman to win a Grand Slam event since 6-- 3 7-- 6 (7-- 3) 1978 In Wednesday’s nals champion two-tim- e quarterfi- defending Martina Hingis faces Mary Pierce and Steffi will play Monica Seles Graf POCATELLO Idaho -- The Weber State women’s tennis team travels to face Idaho State today The Wildcats then travel to Las Vegas on Friday to join Nevada New Mexico State and the host Rebels at the UNLV Invitational WSU meets Nevada at 10 am Friday New Mexico State at noon Saturday and UNLV at 10 am Sunday ‘Hopefully we will have some good individual as well as team results” WSU assistant coach Wendy Compton said atilt w - Villanova at RADIO 4pm — Sports talk: The Show 4 — Sports talk SportsKALL with 1320 KFNZ-A- pm Chris Tunis 910 Sportsmght with 1160 Greg 7 pm — Sports talk: The Steve KALL-A- — 6pm Wrubell Sports Harlem Globetrotters talk- 4am— Sports — Sports talk- Monson S James with the Booner KFNZ-A1320 10 am — Sports talk- The Jungle with Jim Rome KALL-A910 10am— Sports talk: The KFAN Wise Men KFNZ-A1320 Noon — Sports talk The Sports Grill 1320 KFNZ-A- NOTE: All programing 3 to no Jensen 20 Miller 0 Harvev 9 16 0 Klllion 17 0 19 8 9 1 Cullen 0 8th grade bovs league -- 51 Joseph 48 Fort 46 Tigers 59 Skyhawks 87 69 Western Carolina Wingate 72 61 Georgia Southern 57 58 East Allentown Albright Alverma Wesley 53 Connecticut 78 Georgetown 71 Denver 63 Yale 62 Dickinson 70 Kings Pa 61 Distrcit of Columbia 77 Chevnev 76 Emerson 71 Southern Vermont 70 Franklin & Marshall 82 York Pa 71 Mount St Mary's 63 Fairleigh Dickinson 62 Niagara 94 Loyola (Md ) 86 84 Washington & JefferPenn 77 61 61 son 78 95 d Keuka 80 Pittsburgh 65 Duouesne 60 Princeton 81 Union N Y 48 Queens College 79 Molloy 71 Roger Williams 61 Endicott 58 Rutgers 84 Lafayette 64 o 84 Charleston W Va 75 Shippensburg 64 Mount Alovsius 57 Susquehanna 96 Messiah 88 (OT) Washington Md 71 Swarthmore 56 West Liberty 104 Davis 8 Elkins 83 Yeshiva 65 Brooklyn 52 UTAH 87 FRESNO STATE 74 At Salt Lake City Fresno State (74) 0 2 Roberson 3 14 Ely Abney 11 2 9 Alexander Herren 4 7 4 20 Farley 0 8 Porter 0 8 Ho0 7 2 Totals 1 74 lcomb BIRD HUNTERS from Pheasant Valley Hunting Pteserve NEWYEARSPECJAL Package s88 6-B- ird including a Meniam's Wild llnkey Pheasant Hens Chukar Quail African Guinea Fowl field Hunts?Guided Hunts? 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Fouled out — None Total fouls — Fresno Stale 16 Utah 12 NCAA WOMEN AP TOP 25 The too 25 teams in The Associated Press' e women's college basketball poll with votes in parentheses records through Jan 24 total points based on 25 points for a vote through one point for a vote and previous ranking: Record Pts Pv Bull Riding No BUD LIGHT CUP GREENSBORO N C — Results in the Professional Bull Riders Bud Light Cup held Friday and Saturday in the Greensboro Coliseum: Round 1 — 1 Norman Curry DeBerry Texas 91 points on HD Page's Jedi $2730 2 Spud Whitman Plains Kan 89Va $1950 3 (tie) Gilbert Carrillo Steohenvilie Texas Cody Hart Walnut Bend Texas Curl Lyons Rubottom Okla 89 $806 Round 2—1 KJ Pletcher Gene Autry Okla 89 on Jerome Davis' Helicopter $2730 2 Emerson Leonardo Sao Paulo Brazil 88 $1950 3 (tie) Cody Custer Wickenburg Ariz Luziano DaCosta Sao Paulo Brazil Ronny Kitchens Kemp Texas 87 $806 Round 3—1 Gilbert Carrillo Stephenville Texas 92Ta on Jerry Nelson's Shiver Me Timbers $2730 2 Sam Medlock iola Texas 91V $1950 3 Chris Sorace Queens Creek Ariz Monday's results games scheduled Today's games (Times MST) Phoenix at Buffalo 5 pm N Y Rangers at Washington 5 pm Montreal at Tampa Bay 505 pm Ottawa at New Jersey 530 pm Boston at N Y Islanders 530 pm Florida at Philadelphia 5 30 pm Carolina at Pittsburgn 530 pm Detroit at Nashville 60 m St Louis at San Jose 8 30 p m Others receiving votes: Florida International 55 LSU 55 Oregon 48 Florida 46 Nebraska 42 Illinois 19 Kentucky 16 Memphis 13 Toledo 13 Colorado 11 Mississippi 8 Western Kentucky 8 St Mary's Cal 7 New Mexico 2 Arizona 1 Southwestern MisGeorgia Tech Marquette souri State 1 Santa Clara 1 Washington 1 71 90’ 3rd grade boys league— Christian Herifage 26 T O Smith 12 St Joseph 40 Grandview No One 26 Grandview No Two 20 Polk 14 Dee 30 Carl H Tavlor 22 Bonneville 34 Mountain ViewSt Paul Lutheran 13 Gramercy 32 Lincoln 28 Hillcresl 36 Horace Mann 2 Lvnn'Hill-cre- sl 26 Polk No One 20 Marshall While Center 20 Wasatch 18 4th grade bovs league — Horace Mann 20 Lincoln 20 Tavlor 23 Hillcresl No Two 19 No One 20 Bonneville 18 Dee 32 Grandview No One 10 Polk No Two 21 SI Joseph 18 Wasatch 31 Polk No One 18 Christian Heritage 32 Grandview No Two 22 5th grade bovs league-H- ot Shots 35 Horace MannLvnn 28 Marshall White Center 26 PolkCarl H Tavlor No One 24 LincolnEdison won bv forfeit over Dee No 2 Dee No One 46 HillcrestBonneville No One 18 TO Smith 44 PolkCarl H Tavlor No Two 18 Wasatch No One 36 GrandviewSt Joseph 17 St Joseph 34 No Two 18 Wasatch No HillcrestBonneville Two 44 Gramercv 23 6th grade bovs league -- Ogden Tigers 47 Javhawks 16 Skvhawks No One 26 Mount Ogden No One 25 33 Nukes 22 Falcons 37 Mount Ogden Champs 18 Skyhawks No Two 28 Blue Devils 21 Sharks 36 St Joseph Suns 21 Hikers 36 Turbo 7 15 Tar Heels 33 Lakers 29 7th grade bovs league -- Outlaws 35 Mar- shall While Center 18 Mount Ogden No Two 28 Mount Ogden No One 27 Highland 35 Central Marshall White Center 22 Wizzards 60 Hignland No Two 31 Skyhawks No Two 36 Skyhawks No One 26 $1170 Average total prize money (in parenthe- Gilbert Carrillo 264vz $16000 ($22676) Sorace Queens Creek Ariz 259’? $10000 ($11466) 3 Ty Murray Stephenville Texas 254 2 $7000 ($7920) Bud Light Cup points (after five events) -Cody Hart Walnut Bend Texas 1279 $51051 2 Ty Murray Stephenville Texas 1275 $12455 3 Gilbert Carrillo Stephenville Texas 1263’ 2 $40886 4 JW Hart Gainesville Texas 1260 $17924 5 Taler Porter Kenansville Texas l199'2 $20066 6 Chris Sorace Queens Creek Ariz 1157 $18313 i IHL HOCKEY Eastern Conference Northeast Division tennis Basketball OGDEN CITY JUNIOR JAZZ Saturday's results 2 ses)- -1 2 Chris North Carolina A&T 73 Maryland-Easter- n Shore 62 Wagner 56 St Francis NY 51 South Duke 92 Florida Slate 75 Florida International 63 Arkansas State 56 Georgia Southern 67 Davidson 63 Jackson State 70 Arkansas-Pin- e Bluff 41 Midwest Belmont 72 Eastern Illinois 69 Southwestern Missouri State 94 Bradley 69 Southwest Prairie View 66 Alabama A&M 60 Reg HOCKEY JAN 25 WEBER COUNTY MEN’S POOL Eastern Conference Fresno Slate 35 (Alexander 6 Roberson Porter Monday's results East Delaware State 65 South Carolina State 53 Hampton 50 Morgan State 40 Marshall 76 Buffalo 59 Mount St Mary's Md 87 Monmouth NJ 13 POOL NHL HOCKEY - Ulan 46 Slate - National Foofbal League Carolina Panthers -- Named John Marshall assistant head coach and defensive coordinator and Jacob Burney defensive tine coach Cincinnati Bengai- s- Named Ray Horton defensive backs coach Cleveland Browns-Nam- ed Bob Siowick defensive coordinator and Clarence Brooks defensive tine coach San Diego Chargers-Sign- ed LB Richard Hogans Named Bruce Read special teams coach Mark Banker defensive assistant coach and Paul Chrvsl tight ends coach San Francisco 49er- s- Promoted Jim Mora from defensive backs coach to defensive coordinator Goattenders (Based on 14 or more games) Rockets SI Wolverines 45 Mount Ogden No Three 26 Highland 23 Mound Fort 56 Mount Ogden No Two 51 8th grade girts competition league— Utah Ladv Trappers (B‘ack) 43 Lady Tigers 14 Flames 41 Lady knights 10 grade boys league -- Bulls 55 The Athletes 44 grade bovs league -- Outlaws won bv forfeit over Ogden Valiev Weber 67 Lakers 25 Bonnevfite 38 Ben Lomond Hustlers 31 46 Running Guns 32 Basketball Jackson State 70 Arkansas-Pin- e Bluff 59 Jacksonville 71 Mercer 44 Lane 82 Fort Valley State 62 65 Livingstone 67 Barber-ScotLynchburg 81 Guilford 71 83 66 Arkansas State Memphis South Carolina State 75 Delaware State 65 Southwestern Louisiana 79 Arkansas-Littl- e Rock 57 South Alabama 90 Texas-Pa- n American 69 Virginia Commonwealth 88 William & Mary Mil 4 6 0 Totals 2 Hatlime score Monday's results West Montana Slate 89 Sacramento State 69 Utah 87 Fresno State 74 Southwest Alabama A8M 96 Prairie View 83 Arkansas-Monticeli- o 66 Central Arkansas 55 Henderson State 65 Arkansas Tech S3 Texas 64 Oklahoma 60 Texas Southern 79 Alabama State 73 Tulsa 72 Texas Christian 62 Midwest Butler 57 Wisconsin-Gree- n Bay 50 Central Missouri 85 Missouri Southern 84 Park 74 Missouri Valley 58 St Vincent 70 Walsh 62 South 59 Appalachian State 82 n 74 Howard 59 Charleston Southern 80 71 Chattanooga 70 Furman 60 College of Charleston 70 Wofford 65 Coppin State 95 Norfolk State 82 Davidson 76 VMI 66 Dillard 63 Xavier (NO) 50 East Tennessee State 86 The Citadel 73 Georgia Southwestern 86 Southern Tech 59 Georgia State 66 Jacksonville State 63 Grambling State 76 Mississippi Valley State Pittsburgh-Bradfor- 0 5 0 PRESEASON SCHEDULE 64 subect changes Sharp NCAA Cart- FOOTBALL JAN 25 e 6am Utah (87) Motioia Today' dames (Times MST) Boston at Toronto 5 pm San Antonio at Houston 6 30 o m Wednesday's games Cleveland at Detroit 530 pm New Jersey at New York 5 30 pm Thursday's games Milwaukee at Minnesota 6 pm Seattle at Portland 8 om Golden State at Sacramento 8 30 D m Friday's games Washington at Philadelphia 5 P m Toronto at Boston 5 pm Atlanta at Charlotte 5 30 pm New York at New Jersey 530 pm Detroit at Cleveland 5 30 pm Denver at Utah 7 pm Portland at Vancouver 8 pm L A Clippers at L A Lakers 8 30 p m Saturday's games Philadelphia at Washington 5 Pm Charlotte at Atlanta 5 30 pm Miami at Orlando 5 30 p m Phoenix at Dallas 6 pm Sacramento at Golden State 6 pm Houston at San Antonio 630 pm Minnesota at Milwaukee 7 pm Vancouver at Seattle 8 om LA Lakers at L A Clippers 8 30 pm Monday's games Chicago at Indiana 5 pm Orlando at Miami 5 30 pm Utah at Denver 7 pm Dallas at Phoenix 7 pm talk- 1320 KFNZ-A- Sports Basketball NBA - Signed F Marc National Bastrefbal Association Atlanta Hawks -- Waived G Mitch Henderson C Jason Lawson and G Brian Oliver Chicago Bulls — Signed G Brent Barry to a contract Renounced the rights to F Scott Burr eft Deuas Mavericks Signed G Steve Nash to a contract extension Indiana Pacers Waived G Carlos Knox Phoenix Suns Signed G Rex Chapman to a contract and F Clifford Robmson to a one-yecontract Signed F Pat Garrity §ryj G Gerald Brown Portland Trait Blazers -- Signed G Bonzl Weds to a three-yecontract Released G James Black weft G Ernest Halt and G Damian Owens Vancouver Grizzlies-Waiv- ed G Bobby Hurley WEDNESDAY RADIO KSL-A- Perfect For staff Standard-Examin- NCAA basketball- 6pm— Providence ESPN2 7 30 p m — NCAA basketball Kentucky al Georgia ESPN 8 30 p m — NHL hockey SI Louis at San Jose ESPN2 1 1 30 p m — Tennis- Australian Open mpn's and women's quarterfinals at Melbourne Australia (delayed tape) ESPN2 WSU TENNIS Wildcats travel to ISU UNLV er Cleveland Show KSL-A1160 7pm— Sports talk: Pappa Joe KFNZ-A1320 8pm — Sports talk Sports Fan Radio KFNZ-A1320 at Minnesota ESPN strange -7 BASKETBALL JAN 23 - TONIGHT TELEVISION 5 30 p m — NCAA basketball Indiana victory the match will be remembered for a new-foun- tracts - 0 rth Houston Astros -- Agreed to terms with RHP Xawer Hernandez on a one-yecontract New York Mets-SigINF Ralph M4kard and INF Mike kmfcadt to one-yecontracts San Francisco Giants-Nam- ed Bobby Evans director of mmor-teagadministration and Mart Norland coordinator of scouting ON THE AIR served and rallied her way to the twist in the second set when Williams’ famous beaded hairdo cost her a game When some beads fell on the first point in the third game of the second set umpire Denis Overberg ordered the point replayed As Williams served on game point more beads fell and Overberg gave the point to Davenport "You could see she was thrown off by what happened” Davenport said "She just collapsed in the last few games Obviously a lot of focus is going to be on the bead incident but I was up a set and a break at that point” Rules permit a player to drop anything worn such as a hat only once in a match with the second violation costing a point On videotape of Williams’ argument with the umpire she can be heard shouting “There’s no disturbance No one is being disturbed As if I was doing it on purpose You see me pulling my hair and pulling them out?” Sweat rolled down Williams’ face and her voice quavered as she demanded to talk with tournament referee Peter Bellenger who backed the umpire She finally returned to the court with a shrieked “Aaaaaargh!” At the end of the match she was booed for not shaking hands with the umpire Williams who previously has lost beads during matches said later: "I don’t think it was I have neva very fair call er had such treatment before from any other umpire "I shouldn’t have to change my hair” she added Davenport who recalled losing a point once when her hat fell off twice in a match said Williams was warned after the first loss of beads “You can hear them and see them a little bit” Davenport said of the beads “I’m not going to say it was a total distraction but it is a little anIt’s just things flynoying ing in the air that you’re not supposed to be seeing” But it was Davenport’s serve powerful groundstrokes d and agility that decided the hour-lon- g match “I lost because I didn’t play as well and lost my focus” said Williams now in her career against Davenport In the semifinals Davenport will face France’s Amelie Mauresmo a quick former world junior champion who is not afraid of the top players liSTMUPll'HSoifl&TbKEEPlUE BAIL RuU INTO THE END ZoHE FoR Do A THE WINNING ToUCHDoWbl GUKT SfbT ON 'LETTERMAN TAKE A Aa THE CREDIT AND SIGN-AFREE AGENT WiTfl ANOTHER THE REST of Tot) BLctK TEAM At BounWul Recreation Center East vs Northndge 615 p m Bountiful vs Davis 9 15 pm 3pm While 6-- f 6 05 pm Prep hockey College tennis City Agreed to terms OF Tony Tasco end ikf on mtnor-teegu- e contracts Oakland A fixates -- Signed OF Tim one-ye- ar contract RHP Pee vt Scarone Atlanta Braves -- Signed LHP John Rocker LHP Micah Bow INF Wes Heims INF Marx DeRosa and C Pascual Matos to one-ye- ar con- HL hockey Utah at Houston hockey Utah at Cincinnati 6 05 p m Davenport 4 Kama r Rirs to College men's basketball E Washington al Weber Stale 7 05 m p Prep boys basketball St Joseph at South Summit 7 p m Logan at Mountain Crest 7 pm Bomewle at Weber 7 p m Sky View at Fremont 7 p m Box Eider at Roy 7pm Bear River at Granse 7 p m Ben Lomond at Tooele 7 pm Ogden at Morgan 7 pm Prep wresting Layton at Daws 7 p m : Northhdge at Cottonwood 7 p m Viewmont at Skykne 7 Prep boy basketball Northndge af Layton 7pm: Skyline at Viewmont 7 p m Davis at Cottonwood 7 Top-seed- 6-- By Steve Moore WEDNESDAY TODAY Tne Associated Press - Standard-Examine- NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory one for a shootout loss Shootout losses are only umn denoted in the SOL column not the loss col- Monday's results No games scheduled Today's games (Times MST) Utah at Cincinnati 5 JO pm Beach at Milwaukee 6 pm Long Manitoba at Las Vegas 8 pm Transactions IHL LEADERS (Through Jan 24) Scorers GP G AUSTRALIAN OPEN MELBOURNE Australia (AP) — Today's results of the S74 million Australian Open tennis tournanment at Melbourne Park (seedings in parentheses): Men's singles Quarterfinals Thomas Enqvist Sweden def Marc Rosset 4 4 Switzerland 3 Women's singles Quarterfinals Amelie Mauresmo France def Dominique Van Roost (11) Belgium 3 6 (7-Lindsay Davenport (1) Newport Beach Calif def Venus Williams (5) Palm Beach Gar0 dens Fla 6Women's doubles Quarterfinals Martina Hingis Switzerland and Anna Kournikova (3) Russia def Nicole Arendt Princeton NJ and Manon Boilegraf Nether2 lands 6 (7-Mixed doubles Second round David Adams and Mariaan de Swardt South Africa def Cyril Suk Czech Republic and Eiena 4 Tatarkova Ukraine (7) 5 David Macpherson and Rachet McQuillan Australia def Kevin Ullvett South Africa and 6 (7-3 Nicole Pratt Australia A Pts Pirn BASEBALL JAN 25 American League Anaheim Angels Agreed to terms with INF LHP Christian Michalak Andy Stankiewicz RHP Stephen Mintz and OF Darotd Butler on -league contracts - National Hockey League Calgary Flames -- Recalled G Tyler Moss from Saint John of the AHL Colorado Avalanche— Signed G Patrick Roy to a two-yecontract extension St Louis Blues — Recalled G Rich Parent from Worcester of the AHL SOCCER JAN 25 OC Agoos Maior League Soccer United -- Agreed to terms with O Jeff COLLEGE JAN 25 Western Athletic Conference — Suspended Texas Christian F Lee Nailon one game for throwing a punch in Saturday's game against UNLV Catholic — Named Kristan Bonavita women's assistant lacrosse coach Clemson-Suspenjunior F Vincent Whitt and senior G Johnny Miller tor the rest of the men's basketball season Concordia Mich — Named Bob Kastekn athletics director -CW Post Named Karen MacCrate women's lacrosse coach Jerry Kansas-Announ- Waugh women's golf coach will resign after the upcoming season Memphis— Named Phil Chamberlain men's tennis coach Momingside-Nam- ed Jessica Jones softball coach Oregon State Named Ron Davis director of football operations South Carolina — Reinstated F LeRon Wil- Hams to the men's basketball team - PGA Golf RYDER CUP POINTS PALM BEACH GARDENS Fla (AP) tandings for the Ryder Cup matches Sept at The Country CKib In Brookline Mass: United States Through Jan 24 -S- 8 j |