| Show Standard-Examine- r Sports IN THE BLEACHERS LOCAL SCHEDULE today THURSDAY NBA basketball Utah at Portland 6 PCL baseball Salt Lane at Edmonton 8 pm UGA golt UGA Senior Match Play at Old Min PCLbasebaft SPORTS BRIEFS By Steve Moore Rookies have a lot to learn in Indianapolis 500 race pm Salt Lane at Edmonton 8 pm UGA got! UGA Senior Match Play at Old Mia State Line Syrian powerdaM at Toana Vista INDIANAPOLIS - Being a rookie in the Indianapolis 500 can be as intimidating as it gets for a driver Four of them will be in the lineup Sunday They are virtually unknown and facing by far the biggest race of their on the air 33-c- ar TONIGHT TELEVISION 5 30 p m — NHL hockey: Dates at Colorado Western Conference piayoft final Game a ESPN 5 30 pm — MLB baseball: San Francisco at St Louts ESPN2 6 pm — MLB baseball: Colorado at Houston FSRM 8 30 p m — MLB baseball: San Diego at Arizona ESPN to 30 am — Auto racing: USAC spent senes at Anderson Ind (delayed tape) ESPN2 RADIO 4 pm — Sports talk: The Show KFNZ-A1320 Sports talk: SportsKAU with 4pm —KALL-A910 Chits Tunis 6pm — SportsKSL-A-talk: Let's Talk Olympics 1160 with Mitt Romney talk: Sportsnight with 7pm — Sports KSL-AWrubell 1160 Greg 7 pm — NBA basketball: Salt Lake at 630 KFNZ-AEdmonton KTKK-A1320 KTUR-A1010 THURSDAY TELEVISION 8 a m — Tennis: French Open men s and women's second rounds at Pans USA — LPGA golf Coming Classic 11pm first round at Coming NY TGC 1 — Auto racing- IRL Indy 500 pm carburebon and pit stop competition at Indianapolis ESPN Z p m — PGA golf: Kemper Open first round at Potomac Md FSRM TGC RADIO 4 Am — Sports ta'k: Sports KFNZ-A1320 6 am — Sports talk: Monson & James with the Booner KFNZ-A1320 10 am — Sports talk: The Jungle with Jim Rome KALL-A910 — 10 am Sports talk: The KFAN Wise Men KFNZ-A1320 Noon — Sports talk: The Sports Gnll KFNZ-A1320 lives But John Hollansworth Jr Jaret Schroeder Robby McGe-he- e and Belgian Wim Eyck-mahave a couple of experienced friends backing them up Three-tim- e Indy 500 champion Johnny Rutherford and four-tim- e Indy winner Al Unser Sr have a vested interest in the rookies At Salt NOTE All programing subject to WOLE CREEK WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Bills - 6 BUZZ 5 Lake Gty 000 012 102- -6 10 2 Oklahoma Salt Lake 001 100 120- -S 8 0 McDill (9) and Sheldon Raggio Moody (8) Hubbard 7) Bell Carrol (7) Harris (9) and G 0 L— Harris Williams W— Moody HR -- Oklahoma Mateo (14) NHL HOCKEY Conference finals (Best-of-7- ) Tuesday's results Toronto 6 Buffalo 3 (series tied Today's game (Times MOT) Dallas at Colorado 530 pm (series lied Thursday's earn Toronto at Buffalo 5:30 pm Friday's flame Dallas al Colorado 530 pm Saturday's game Toronto at Buffalo 530 pm Sunday's same Colorado at Dallas 1 pm Monday's same Buffalo at Toronto 530 pm Tuesday's same Dallas at Colorado 5:30 pm if necessary Wednesday June 2 Toronto at Buffalo 530 p m if necessary Thursday June 3 No games scheduled Friday June 4 Colorado at Dallas 530 pm If necessary Saturday June S Buffalo at Toronto 530 pm If necessary TURNER CUP PLAYOFF SCHEDULE (Best-of-7- May 25 low butts tournament Championship flight — 1 Lvnne Starlev 2 Geri Anderson 3 (tie) Gerl Andersen JoAnne Florence Carol Eckardt Nancy Comer Marilyn Parson Masters flight— 1 Dawn Newey 2 Julie Bronson Directors flight — 1 (tie) Maurine Nalsbitt Fran Hammond 3 Pat Brown Presidents flight — 1 (tie) Marie Irvine Edna Gaskiil Jane Brewer Nine-hogroup — 1 Kav Kammeyer SCHNEFTER’S BLUFF SENIORS ASSOCIATION May 25 tow gross tournament flight — 1 Larry Brubaker 35 2 Maury Hardman 36 3 (tie) Tom Kealamakia Gordon White 39 9 flight— 1 Rod Averett 38 2 Louis Gallegos 39 3 Andy Carter 41 flight— 1 (tie) Hal Kofoed Chuck Small 44 3 (tie) Charlie Nesossis Bob Nielsen 45 flight— 1 (tie) Richard Cleaver Norton Harmon 46 3 Brent Bothwell 47 NFL FOOTBALL EXHIBITION UGA GOLF SALT LAKE CITY — Tuesday's results from the Senior Match Play Championships at Old Mill golf course: par-7- 1 the 6731-yar- d Gross division results Dave Hedderman def Wolfgang Zander 1 2 Glen Hatch def Bob Cram Dennis Wood def Doug Sweodson 1 John Gilbert def Brent Al Emery def Doug Horne Tidwell Jim Burns def CT Richmond 2 Don Sessions 4 def Bill Gumeson John Mitchell det Glen Beere 1 Today's schedule Hedderman vs Hatch Wood vs Gilbert Emery vs Burns Sessions vs Mitchell Net (fvfeion results Jack Drinville def Tom Yuranko 1 Doug Dennis def Wight Hughes 4 Ted Jordan def Pres Jensen 2 Jim Stewart def Phil Christof-ferse- n 1 Mike Bogan def Don Blasongame 1 LeRov Atencio def Larry Shumwav Jim Douglass def Richard Carter 4 Today's schedule Drinville vs Wight Jordan vs Stewart Bogan vs Atendo Douglass vs Kennard LOCAL GOLF DAVIS COUNTY EVENING ) Sunday's result Houston 6 Orlando 3 Tuesday's result Orlando 4 Houston 2 (series Ned Thursday's flame (Times MDT) Houston at Orlando 5 o m Saturday's flame Houston at Orlando 5 pm Tuesday's flame Houston al Orlando 5 pm Thursday June 1 Orlando at Houston 6:30 pm If necessary Saturday June S Orlando al Houston 630 p m It necessary PGA Golf SENIOR PGA TOUR MONEY LEADERS - SePONTE VEDRA BEACH Fla (API nior PGA Tour money leaders through the BeN Atlantic Classic which ended May 23: Tm Money 10 $064102 1 Bruce Fleisher 12 $787364 2 Alton Doyle 13 $769788 3 Larry Nelson 12 $735638 4 Vicente Fernandez 14 $481513 5 John Jacobs 11 $479982 6 Graham Marsh 14 $470510 7 Dana Quigley 9 $446860 8 Haie Irwin 12 $411158 9 Bob Duval 9 $400185 10 Tom Jenkins 12 $382255 11 Jose Maria Canizares 13 $381637 12 John Mahaffey 13 $370 031 13 Leonard Thompson 13 $351J)18 14 Bruce Summerhays 13 $336775 15 Jim Thorpe 13 $135383 16 J C Snead 13 $324624 17 Waiter Hail 11 $318600 18 Gil Morgan 13 $312568 19 George Archer 13 $304487 20 Bob Murphy 4 $103491 21 Gary McCord 11 $267064 22 tsao Aoki 13 $251459 23 Joe Inman 13 $237470 24 Bob Dickson 14 $231421 21 Dave Elcheiberger 13 $228665 26 Terry DIN 11 $221191 77 John Btond 14 $220447 28 Hugh Baiocchl 12 $207419 29 Tom War go 11 $205914 30 Jim Colbert 13 $202435 31 Mjke McCutloogh 8 $198142 32 Rav Flovd W $179 100 33 Lee Trevino 9 $178165 34 AiGeiberger 14 $174 861 31 Jim A'bus 13 $174416 36 Frank Conner 13 $168452 37 Jay Sfgei 11 $166761 38 Briar Barnes 10 $163 291 39 Bob Charles 13 $162 989 40 Water Morgan 12 $162842 41 Jrm Dent 14 $159213 4? David Graham 3 $155510 43 Christy O'Connor 6 $144100 44 Jim Moitgneve 12 $140 093 45 Rocky Thompson 11 $135411 46 kermit Parley 0 1? $133 4 G'bby G'lbert 12 $131490 48 Larryteyier 7 $128593 49 fd Dougherty 12 $121050 50 Hubert Green WOMEN’S Championship tiiohi front nine— 1 Karen Hiller 2 Christy Davis 3 Marvio Avdoner back nine- -1 Carla James 2 Judy Johnson 3 Valerie Aldrich A Wflht front nine- -1 Slade Muir 2 Deb Smedlev 3 Carol P Smith low net- -1 Ann Yvonne Brown Stoll 2 Chrssy Bailey 1 B flight front nine — 1 Sherae Amidan 2 Norma Moss 1 Carol Kano back nine- -1 Alice Suekawa 2 Eve Jeen Law 1 Judy Kawabeta Jeanne Tail 2 Katn-lee- n C ftiorit low gross- -1 Hlrabavashl 3 Carlin Miner low net — 1 Pal Morflan 3 Deb! Richards Judy Olsen 0 flight low gross -- Annetle Child 2 Robyn Hlrabavashl 3 Jeannle Prolhero low n net- -1 Tina Rome 2 Sandra Dahl 3 Sue I EL MONTE MEN’S ASSOCIATION May 19 low arosslow net tournament A flight low gross— 1 Monty Vorwaiier 34 Brent Hancock and 2 (tie) Randy Grunlnger Gibbv Smith 36 low net -- 1 Gordon White 29 2 Jett James 30 1 Kevin Uptrof 31 B flight low gross- -1 (lie) Ted Killian and Harvey Eckler 40 3 Larry Nalder 42 low -1 Bill Miles 29 2 (tie) Brent Smith and Ednet die Butterfield 3) C flight low gross- -1 Gene Waters 45 2 Lew White 46 3 (tie) Mike Zamoedrl end Don Schmitt 47 low net- -1 Bill Crawley 29 2 Lee Stuart 31 3 (fie) Joe Llechty Bob Cunningham Larry Worrall and Ron Scottiem 32 TENNIS SWAN LAKES WEDNESDAY COUPLES ASSOCIATION FRENCH OPEN PARIS (AP) Tuesday's results from the $106 million French Ooen tennis championships (seedings In parentheses): Men's singles First round Thomas Enqvist (16) Sweden def Hector 2 0 4 Morettl Argentina 6 Younes El Aynaoul Morocco def Xavier 4 0 Malisse Belgium 2 Magnus Larsson Sweden def Karol Kucera 3 2 (11) Slovakia 2 Christian Ruud Norway def Carlos Costa 4 4 Soain 3 Andrea Gaudenzi Italy def Rainer Schut-tt7 4 6 63 Germany Fernando Metigeni Brazil def Justin Gimei-sto- b 3 3 Miami 3 n Atox Spain def Todd Wood-brid6 2 3 Australia Fernando Vicente Soain det Jeff Tarango 7 2 3 3 Manhattan Beach Fla Atox Corretia (6) Soam def German 2 6 (7-Puentes Soain 64 Gustavo Kuerten (8) Brazil def Gaio Bian4 3 co Soain 4 Max Mtrnyf Belarus def Mariano Zabatota 2 6 (7-Argentina 1 Markus Hantschk Germany def Vladimir 4 2 VoltchROv Belarus 2 Patrick Rafter (3) Australia def Roger 0 2 Federer Switzerland Tommy Haas Germany def Marc Rossef 6 1 (7-Switzerland Albert Portas Soain def Cecil Mamiit Los Angeies 6 7 2 64 Jason SfoMenberg Australia def Mark 6 1 (7-4 (10) Austral Guiiiermo Canas Argentina def Jan Sit 2 4 ) 4 6 Netherlands mennk N'toias fcseude France def Petr Luxa 4 61 Czech Republic Mose Navarra Italy def 5cott Oraoer Aus76 ) tralia 36 (75) — scramble May 19 Jim and Sheila Heward 2 Jay and Marjorie Moore 1 Ed and Cheryl GoceL 1 SWAN LAKES THURSDAY WOMEN S ASSOCIATION btind draw tournament May 20 Susan Eddv and Christy Dow 2 Sheryl Saliie Hamilton and Aragon 3 Sandy Seilers and Christine Eddy 1 VALLEY VIEW MIXED LEAGUE May 20 Chicago tournament 22 2 Sherry 1 Mary Jane and Paul Jacobs 17 3 Shelly and Larry and Stan Hampton 12 Schenk SCHNEFTER’S BLUFF COUPLES ASSOCIATION iack and in best net tournament May 1 Robvn Wii'iam Tnna Nitz Ron Williams 58 2 (tm) Dane Clark Melanie N'Z and Oarret! Heath Mike Ciark and Scott Hearn Kav Cook Laura Cook Ke’h Cook and Dave Cook 63 21 NORDIC VALLEY SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION May 23 blind draw best bal 1 Harvev Eckter and Bovd Hughes 48 2 Tim Smith and Jm Stavrakakis S3 3 (tie) Cas-e- v Quinn and Larry Helton Joe Smith and Len Alien 54 MT OGDEN MEN'S ASSOCIATION May 73 tow gross tow net tournament Low gross- -1 Justin Rowser and Randy Bte 2 Jonn Coam and Cra g Woodward 3 Mike Minxetvitch and Dennis lenoaas Low net- -1 Matt Campbell and Colt Stratton 2 (tie) Jesse Johnson and Steven Stalker Jim Wood and Jason Wood t l COPY iLpwHtasi SCHEDULE (Times MDT) Saturday Aug 7 Indianapolis at Chicago 6 pm Oakland at St Louis 6 pm Denver vs San Diego Sydney Australia 7 Pm (FOX) Monday Aug 9 Cleveland vs Dallas at Canton Ohio 6 Pm (ABC) Thursday Aug 12 Baltimore at Philadelphia 6 pm San Diego at San Francisco 6 pm Friday Aug 13 Detroit at Atlanta 530 pm at Carolina Jacksonville 5 30 p m New Orleans at Miami 5:30 pm Washington at New England 530 pm Chicago at Pittsburgh 530 pm NY Giants at Minnesota 6 pm (ESPN) Saturday Aug 14 N Y Jets at Green Bay 6 pm (CBS) Cincinnati at Indianapolis 6 pm Cleveland at Tampa Bay 6 pm Arizona at Denver 7 pm Buffalo at Seattle 7 pm Sunday Aug 15 Dallas at Oakland 2 pm Tennessee at Kansas City 630 pm Thursday Aug 19 Seattle at San Francisco 6 Pm (ESPN) Friday Aug 20 Cincinnati at Detroit 5 pm Philadelphia at NY Jets 530 pm Pittsburgh at Carolina 6 pm Buffalo at Washington 6 pm Tennessee at Arizona 8 pm Saturday Aug 21 Minnesota at Cleveland 5 pm Jacksonville at NY Giants 5 pm Baltimore at Atlanta 5:30 pm St Louis at Chicago 6 pm Dallas at New England 6 pm (ESPN) Indianapolis at New Orleans 6 p m Tampa Bay at Kansas City 630 pm Miami at San Diego 9 pm Monday Aug 23 Denver vs Green Bay at Madison Wis 6 pm (ABC) Thursday Aug 26 Kansas City at Jacksonville 6 Pm (CBS) Philadelphia at Minnesota 6 pm Friday Aug 27 Atlanta at Tennessee 6 Pm (ESPN) Saturday Aug 2S Detroit at Miami 5 Pm Carolina at Baltimore 5 JO pm Buffalo at Cincinnati 5:30 pm Washington at Pittsburgh 5:30 pm Chicago at Cleveland 6 pm Green Bay at New Orleans 6 pm NY Jets at N Y Giants 6 Pm San Diego at St Louis 6 pm New England at Tampa Bay 6 Pm Arizona at Seattle 8 Pm Sunday Aug 29 Denver at Danas 6 pm (FOX) Monday Aug 30 San Francisco at Oakland 6 Dm (ABC) Thursday Sept 2 St Louis at Detroit 5 Pm New Orleans at Tennessee 5 Pm Cleveland at Philadelphia 5J0 pm New England at Carolina 6 pm Miami at Green Bay 6 Pm Seattle at Indianapolis 6 pm Jacksonville at Dallas 7 pm Friday Sept 3 om Atlanta at Cincinnati Minnesota at NY Jets 5 30 p m NY Giants at Baltimore TBA Tampa Bay at Washington 6 Pm San Francisco at Denver 7pm Oakland at Arizona 8 P m Kansas City at Son Diego 9 pm Saturday Sept 4 Pittsburgh at Buffalo 530 p m ASSOCIATION Miy 17 Chicago tournament IHL HOCKEY May 25 tournament First flight -- Vickie Godfrey 32 2 Sally 33 3 Glynda Marcus 35 Second flight — 1 Mariean Hoxer 32 Z Lav-e- m Cottrell 35 3 Sheily Stevens 37 OGDEN GOLF A COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Steve Gotsche 2 Joel Edwards 3 Matt Goget 4 Gien Hnatiuk 5 Kevin Johnson 6 Bob Heintz 7 Jeff Gove 8 Darron Stiles 9 Vance Veazev 10 Richard Johnson 11 Jim McGovern 12 Mathew Goggin 13 Rvan Howison 14 Kris Cox 15 Kelly Gibson 16 Curt Byrum 17 Carl Paulson 18 Craig Bowden 19 Brian Tennyson 2A Richard Zofcol 21 Marco Dawson 22 Edward Fryatt 23 Greg Lesher 24 Todd Demsey 25 Dick Mast 26 John Riegger 27 Shaun Micheel 28 Brad Eider 29 Mike Semen 30 Stan Utley 31 Jim Estes 32 Sam Randolph 33 Tim Clark 34 Jim M Johnson 35 Steve Haskins 36 Don Reese 37 Jerry Smith 38 Ashley Chinner 39 David Peonies 40 Gibbv Gilbert Jr 41 Bobby Wadkins 42 Guv Boros 43 David Berganio Jr 44 Joe Daley 45 Jason Tyska 46 Shane Suppie 47 Paul Claxton 48 Casey Martin 49 Chad Ginn 50 Chris Zambri SENIOR MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS STANLEY CUP PLAYOFF SCHEDULE retired two ts 1 REDHAWKS The veterans have been hired by the Pep Boys Indy Racing League as driver coaches a unique situation at the top level of motor-spor- NIKE TOUR MONEY LEADERS PONTE VEDRA BEACH Flo (API Nl-Tour money leaders through the Knoxville Open which ended May 23: Tuesday's results Oklahoma 6 Salt Lake 5 Albuquerque 4 Nashvtlle 3 1st same Nashville 8 Albuquerque 7 2nd game Calgary 7 Tacoma 6 Edmonton 3 Vancouver 1 Iowa 6 Colorado Springs 2 New Orleans 8 Omaha 1 Las Vegas 12 Memphis 5 Tucson 6 Fresno 4 Today's games Salt Lake at Edmonton at Vancouver Calgary Tacoma at Omaha Oklahoma at New Orleans Tucson at Memphis Albuquerque at Iowa Nashville at Fresno Las Vegas at Colorado Springs 100 hours of community serv ice and pay S456 in court costs and fees He will not have a criminal record if he successfully completes his probation His future in baseball is more uncertain Strawberry is on administrative leave from the Yankees and now faces the possibility of suspension from baseball ns changes PCL BASEBALL 58 Wednesday May 26 1999 Stefan Koubek Austria def Guillaume 4 5 Raoux France 0 iu Andrei Medvedev Ukraine def Dinu 3 1 1 Romania Bohdan Ui'hrach Czech Republic def Ra3 3 1 mon Delgado Paraguay Arnaud Di Pasouaie France def Christophe 2 2 4 7 Rochus Belgium Sieng Schaiken Netherlands def Paul Haar-hu- is 2 6 3 3 Netherlands Mariano Puerta Argentina def Gianluca 4 6 (7-Pozzi Itay 2 Gaston Gaudio Argentina def Oliver Gross 1 0 retired Germany Bernd Karbaeher Germany def Magnus 2 4 6 Norman Sweden 6 (7-Pete Sampras (2) Tampa Fla def Juan 4 5 Antonio Marin Costa Rica 7 (7-7 4 (11-- Byron Black Zimbabwe def Adrian Voinea 3 4 6 6 Romania Francisco Clavet Spain def Julian Alonso 4 6 Spain 3 Felix Mantilla (14) Spain def Rodolphe Gilbert France 6 4 Sebastlen Grosiean France def Fabrice 3 4 1 6 7 Santoro France Women's singles Frst round Ai Sugivama Japan def Amanda Coetzer (14) South Africa 75 6Steffi Graf (6) Germany def Magdalena 0 Maleeva Bulgaria 2 Cristina Torrens-Valer- o Spain def Sophie 2 2 Georges France Elena Wagner Germany def Samantha 6 Smith Britain 1 Julie Haiard Decugis (16) France def Kari1 4 na Habsudova Slovakia Maria Antonia Sanchez-Lorenz- o Spain def 4 0 7 (7-Miho Saekl Japan Raluca Sandu Romania def Brie Rippner 4 3 7 Chico Calif Monica Seles (3) Sarasota Fla def Fang 2 4 LI China Paoia Suarez Argentina def Emilie Loit 2 3 France Fabiola Zuluaga Colombia def Sarah 2 5 France Patty Schnvder (11) Switzerland def Corina 3 6 Morariu Boca Raton Fla 86 Nicole Arendf Princeton NJ def Sophie 3 Lefevre France Asa Carisson Sweden def Sabine Appei-ma5 Belgium 2 Ines Gorrochategui Argentina def Seda 2 6 3 Noorlander Netherlands Andrea Glass Germany def Lisa Ray5 4 mond Wayne Pa Nathalie Tauziat (9) France def Amelie 4 3 Cocheteux France Anna Smashnova Israel def Sonya Jeya-seei1 6 3 Canada Els Callens Belgium def Wang 4 1 Taiwan tl Adriana Italy def Pavlina 2 4 Stovanova Bulgaria 6 Mary Pierce (8) France def Joannette 3 4 Africa South Kruger Lindsay Davenport (2) Newport Beach 1 3 Calif def Jane Chi Meriden Idaho Jennifer Capriati Wesley Chapel Fla def 3 2 Soain Virginia Silvia Farina Italy def Eugenia KouHkov-skaRussia 60 5 Justine Henin Belgium def Kristina Brandi 4 2 Bradenton Fla Jana Neiedly Canada def Maria Aleiandra 0 6 Vento Venezuela 4 Russia def Tamarlne Anna Kournikova 3 Tanasugarn Thailand 3 Lubomlra Bacheva Bulgaria def Virginie 4 3 Razzano France Conchlta Martinez Spain def Cara Black 3 66 Zimbabwe Lilia Osterloh Canal Winchester Ohio def 6 5 Janet Lee Taiwan 4 Amy Frazier Rochester Hills Mich def 2 Elena Tatarkova Ukraine 4 Gala Leon Garcia Spain def Rita Kuti Kis 4 1 Hungary Russia def Katarina Elena Likhovtseva Studenikova Slovakia 3 61 PHGF CA NOTE: Three points for victory one point for shootout win and zero points for loss Shootout (SOW) is a subset of wins TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL MAY 25 American League Baltimore Onoes — Activated IB Will Clark from the disabled list Designated INF Willis Ota-nfor assignment RHP Rich Cleveland Indians-Recal- led from Buffalo of the International League disaPlaced LHP Mark Langston on the bled list New York Yankees— Purchased OF Tony Terasco from Columbus Designated C Mike Figga for assignment Tamoa Bay Devil Rays — Placed OF Quinton disabled list Recalled McCracken on the OF Randy Winn from Durham of the International League National League NL— Suspended St Louis Cardinals OF Sha-wDunston for three games and fined him an undisclosed amount for charging the mound in a game on May 23 INF Aaron Boone Cincinnati from Indianapolis of the International League BASKETBALL MAY 25 Hem-er- v FOOTBALL MAY 25 National Footbal League TE Marco Cincinnati Bengais— DE Jevon Langford and Battagi’a HOCKEY MAY 25 National Hockey League the rights to Philadelphia Francis Lessard from the Carolina Hurricanes for their eighth-roun- d pick n the 1999 entry draff D Jeff Fmtov and D St Lous Blues-SigJarovav Oosut D OLYMPICS MAY 25 SLOC— Named Judy Shoemaker to hand the marketing and premotion services for the Q07 Wetter Gamas Reassigned Dianne Hetlesh from director of education to drector of framing tor the organizing committee Named Dr Judy Stanhcid dkector of education 4 He was placed on the disa- 15-d- bled list Tuesday the 12th Tampa Bay player to go the DL this LOCAL GOLF: season McCracken Defending net champion was injured ousted at senior match play McCracken while attemptSALT LAKE CITY - Dave ing to make a leaping catch on a Hedderman the defending sixth inning home run by Juan gross champion survived a Gonzalez d battle while tough former net champion Tom YuCards’ Osborne out 2-- 3 ranko went down to defeat in months after surgery opening-roun- d play of the SeST LOUIS - Often-injure- d nior Match Play Championship Donovan Hedderman defeated Wolf- St Louis 3 will be sidelined Osborne at Zander gang Tuesday the 6731-yar- d Old Mill months after undergoing arpar-7- 2 throscopic surgery on his pitchd golf course Other winners in gross play were: ing shoulder Tuesday left-hand- er 2-- first-roun- Glen Hatch Dennis Wood John Gilbert Al Emery Jim Bums Don Sessions and John Mitchell In net play Jack Drinville posted the upset of the day sinking Yuranko 2 and 1 Other net division w inners were: Doug Wight Ted Jordan Jim Stewart Mike Bogan LeRoy Atencio Aaron Kennard and Jim Douglass Matches continue today and Thursday with the championship matches set for Friday COLLEGE TENNIS: Georgia capture NCAA men’s championship ATHENS Ga won the Nos 3 4 - Georgia and 6 singles matches Tuesday and beat UCLA to win its third 4-- 3 NCAA men’s tennis championships and the first since 1987 All three of the Bulldogs’ national titles have come over UCLA which has won 16 titles the last in 1984 Tenth-seede- d Georgia (26-5- ) won the doubles point but the Bruins (26-3- ) split the singles matches with them top-seed- COURTS: Dr Frank Jobe performed the surgery in Los Angeles repairing an arthritic joint in Osborne’s shoulder Osbome had reconstructive surgery on the shoulder in 1993 Osbome 29 went on the disabled list for the seventh time in seven major league seasons on May 7 PRO SOCCER: Freezz add pair of veteran players to roster WEST VALLEY CITY -The Utah Freezz signed two players recently to their inaugural roster The two are the first players with professional experience Midfielders Lee Edgerton and Beau Brown were signed by coach Dave Poggi Utah will begins its training camp on July 10 The Freezz begin their regular season on July 31 in Portland with their home opener on Aug 6 Season tickets are on sale For information call 988-KIC- K season tickets sold 12 percent this season up NEW YORK - Major MLS League Soccer’s season-ticksales are up 12 percent this year but that has only slightly helped its attendance numbers so far MLS commissioner Doug Logan said Tuesday the number et Strawberry pleads no contest to charges Yankees pleaded no contest today to drug and solicitation charges a move that could lead to further punishment by major league baseball The outfielder was sentenced to 18 months of probation and must be tested for drugs twice a week for that time said Florida Circuit Judge Jack Espinosa Jr Strawberry recovering from colan cancer must undergo more drug treatment perform ld WNBA OHando Miracle -- Waived G Debbie and F Larecna Jones ST PETERSBURG Fla -Tampa Bay Devil Rays outfielder Quinton McCracken is expected to miss the rest of the season after tearing a ligament in his right knee in Monday’s loss to the Texas Rangers “It’s kind of like watching one of your own kids out there” Rutherford said “You really really want them to succeed You’re as nervous as they are - maybe more” TAMPA Fla - Darryl Strawberry of the New York MLS SOCCER Eastern Centerence W L SOW Rays’ outfielder likely lost for season with injury first-roun- 4 3 BASEBALL of season tickets for the teams in the 12 Ameri- can league increased from 38860 to 43423 However through 56 games average attendance has only climbed half a percent to 14456 which also is ahead of last season’s final average of 14312 - Standard-Examinstaff and wire senices Millennial sports list The biggest boneheads in baseball Some of the most memorable moments in baseball history are not the greatest plays made by the greatest players They are instead the greatest blunders made by the greatest and players managers owners and umpires Toward that end sportswriters and columnists around the country were surveyed by a soft drink company and asked to select the top 80 "Thick Headed Baseball Events of the Century" Here are the top 1 0 greatest gaffes (in reverse order): 1 0 The Pine Tar Incident 1 983: In a Yankees-Royal- s game George Brett hits a home run that is disallowed and results in him being called out after New York manager Billy Martin complains that the pine tar on the bat (used to give limit A week later AL President Lee players a firmer grip) exceeded an 1 McPhail overruled the umpires and allowed the homer 9 The Lou Brock trade 1964: The Cubs dealt Lou Brock to the Cardinals for pitcher Ernie Broglio Brock went on to hit 41 8 the rest of the season and led St Louis to its first pennant in 1 Byears He eventually broke Ty Cobb's base stealing record and was elected to the Hall of Fame 8 Chewing tobacco: The players' longtime association with spit tobacco list earns a spot on any 7 The asterisk: Commissioner Ford Frick made his infamous ‘asterisk’ comment in 1 96 1 by stating that in order for Roger Mans to have credit for breaking Babe Ruth's record of 60 home runs he'd would have to do it in the same number of games (154) 6 The Pete Rose Incident 1 989: Rose Is banned from baseball for his alleged gambling on games by commissioner Bart Giamatti Marlin saga 1 988: The Yankees' owner S The George Sleinbrenner-Bill- y fired manager Martin for the fifth and final time 4 The Black So scandal: Although voted "not guilty" by a grand jury all eight While Sox defendants were banned for life by commissioner Judge Landis for accusations of throwing the 1919 World Senes 3 Racism: After allowing Jackie Robinson to try out for the team in spnng training in 1942 White Sox manager Jimmy Dykes dismisses him symbolic of the owners reluctance to integrate the maiors 2 The 1 994 strike: Resulted in the cancellation of the World Senes 1 The curse of the Bambino 1 920: Red Sox owner Harry F razee sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees for $ 00000 and a $300000 loan The Red Sox have not won the World Series since Source: A4 W Root Boer 80th anniversary celebration |
