Show Saturday Jufy 31 1999 7B Sports Standard-Examine- r local schedule IN THE BLEACHERS Sndn By Steve Moore TODAY ! Pioneer League baseball Ogden at Idaho Falls 7 pm PCL baseball Salt Lake at Vancouver 8 pm American Legion baseball Utah State Tournament at Serge Simmons Field: Bonneville vs Mountain View 10 a m Weber vs Jordan 1 pm Pleasant Grove vs Skyline 4 pm: Taylorsville vs Smithfield 7 pm At Lindquist Field: Cedar City vs Lone Peak 1 1 am: Bnghton vs Bear River 2 pm Alta vs Bngham City 5 pm Bingham vs Layton 8 pm WNBA basketball Sacramento at Utah 7 pm NBA basketball Rocky Mountain Revue: Dallas vs Minnesota noon Sacramento vs Portland 2 pm Milwaukee vs Utah 4 pm (WNBA) Utah Starzz vs Sacramento 7 pm Senior PGA golf Utah Showdown at Park Meadows Country Club 8:30 am UGA golf Mt Ogden Scramble West Ridge Open Horse racing Wyoming Downs 1 pm Auto racing Rocky Mountain Raceways Pro indoor soccer Utah at Portland Horseshoe pitching Northern Utah Association tournament at Washington Terrace Park Women’s fannls Bank One Challenger of Salt Lake at Snowbird MERCEDES-BEN- SUNDAY Pioneer League baseball Ogden at Idaho Falls 7 pm PCLbesebafl Salt Lake at Vancouver 2:30 pm NBA basketball Rocky Mountain Revue: Milwaukee vs Houston 2 pm Portland vs San Antonio 4 pm Phoenix vs Sacramento 6 pm Denver vs Chicago 8 pm Senior PGA golf Utah Showdown at Park Meadows Country Club 8:30 am UGAgotf West Ridge Open Horse racing Wyoming Downs 1 pm Auto racing Rocky Mountain Raceways Women's tennis Bank One Challenger of Salt Lake at Snowbird FIFA CONFEDERATIONS CUP Friday's results United States 2 Germany 0 Brazil 2 New Zealand 0 Sunday's semifinals At Mexico City Mexico vs United States I) am At Goadaiaiara Mexico Brazil vs Saudi Araoia 2 om Thrd-piac- e game Tuesday Aug 3 At Guadalajara Mexico Semifinal losers 8 Pm TGC 1 1 a m — MLB baseball: NY Yankees at Boston FOX 1 1 :30 am — PGA golf: NIKE Dakota Dunes Open third round at Dakota Dunes SD TGC 1 2:30 pm — LPGA golf: du Maurier Classic third round at Calgary Alberta Canada ESPN 2 pm — MLS soccer: Los Angeles at Chicago ABC 2 pm — PGA golf: Canon Greater Hartford Open third round at Cromwell Conn CBS 2 pm — MLB baseball: Baltimore at Seattle FOX 2 pm — WNBA basketball: Phoenix at Houston NBC 2:30 pm — Thoroughbred racing: United Nations Handicap at Oceanport NJ ESPN 3:30 pm — Senior golf: Novell Utah Showdown second round at Park City Utah ESPN 5 pm — MLB baseball: Philadelphia at Atlanta TBS 6 pm — MLS soccer Colorado at Dallas ESPN 6 pm — MLB baseball: Colorado at SL PGA golf: Samsung Canadian PGA Championship third round at Richmond City Ontario Canada tape) TGC 7 pm — Auto racing: NASCAR Busch Grand National Series CarOuest 200 at Madison III TNN 8 pm — Auto racing: NHRA Drag Racing qualifying for Protong Super Lubricants Northwest Nationals at Seattle ESPN2 RADIO 6 am — Sports talk: Outdoor Utah 1160 Today with Roger B KSL-Ae Noon — Sports talk: KFNZ-A1320 Sports 4 pm — Sports talk: KFAN Cheap KFNZ-AShots 1320 6 pm — Sports talk: KFNZ-A1320 Sports 7 pm — WNBA baseball: Sacramento KFNZ-AUtah at 1320 7 pm — Pioneer baseball: Ogden at KSOS-AIdaho Falls 800 KXOL-A1660 8 pm — PCL baseball: Salt Lake at Vancouver KTKK-A630 KTUR-A1010 NOTE: All programing subject to changes PIONEER LEAGUE WNBA BASEBALL Second Half North Division Eastern Conference L W Pet Friday's results Butte 8 Ogden 7 Falls Medicine Hat 5 6 Great CFL FOOTBALL East Divfsion -- win PAN AM GAMES 4 10 Innings American Conference Central Division Los Angeles 87 Utah 77 Today's games Phoenix at Houston 2 pm Cleveland at Detroit 5J0 pm Charlotte at Minnesota 6 pm Sacrament at Utah 7 pm Washington at Los Angeles 830 pm SPARKS 87 STARZZ 77 At Los Angelas Utah (77) L Johnson 2 19 18 0 Lara 0 Totals 4 Black 2 17 Baranova 4 Goodson Tremitiere 13 5 2 Ivanvi 0 77 Los Angeles (87) 8 3 17 Frett 0 4 Leslie Milton 7 11 16 Mabika 24 Grubin 2 Dixon 4 F easier Biedov 0 1 2 2 Toler Figgs 2 Machanguana 9 87 0 5 Totals 29-39 31-- 77 Utah 37 50-- 87 Los Angeles ah (Lara 5 Baranova Goodson 1 Black 1 LJohnson Los Angeles (Grubin 6 Leslie 2 Fouled out -- None RebMebika Figgs ounds-Utah 38 (Dvdek 11) Los Angeles 43 (Leslie Mebika 10) Assists -- Utah 14 (Goodson L Johnson 3) Los Angeles 20 (Mabika 7) Total goals-Ut- Dvdek fouls-U- lan 1 24 Los Angeles 18 A - 556 PGA GOLF NOVELL UTAH SHOWDOWN PARK CITY (AP) Friday's scores after the first round of the S135 million Novell Utah Show72 down plaved on the 7167-var- d par 6 Park Meadows Country Oub: Edwards Greg Sieve Veriato John Jacobs Leonard Thompson 2 65 Gil Morgan Tom Shaw 3 66 Dave Eichelberger 4 66 Terrv Dill - - Friday's results Omaha 15 Colorado Springs 3 Oklahoma 10 Calgary 7 New Orleans 2 Las Vegas 1 Nashville 17 Memphis S Tacoma 4 Albuquerque 2 Fresno 9 Salt Laka 7 Iowa 4 Tucson 3 Edmonton 10 Vancouver 5 Today's games Salt Lake at Vancouver Omaha al Calgary New Orleans at Memphis Nashville at Las Vegas Tacoma at Iowa Tucson al Fresno Albuquerque at Colorado Springs Oklahoma at Edmonton GRIZZLIES 9 BUZZ 7 020—9 12 0 1 11 202- -7 and Mlrabelll Lincoln 1 L— LinYoung (2) Cresoo (14) T— 2:46 A— 11433 400 300 Western league - Hale Irwin Joe Inman Fred Gibson Dave Stockton Simon Hobday Alberto Giannone David Lundstrom David Graham 3 Jose Maria Canlzares John Mahatfey Buzz Thomas DonBies Rocky Thompson Ed Dougherty Kermlt Zariev Walt Morgan Bemev Thompson 3 Bobby Cote Harold Henning Mike McCullough Tom McGinnis 6 JCSnead Bruce SummtrtMYS Graham Marsh BobWvnn Tom Jenkins 4 5 4 5 2 4 4 4 5 5 3 5 6 5 5 4 4 6 5 2 5 Reno Sonoma 3 County Sacramento 8 6 Zion Friday's reukts Reno 9 1 Today's games Reno' at Sonoma County Chico at Sacramento etBon baseball UTAH STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Friday's results Brighton 8 Weber 2 West Jordan 14 Bear River 4 (6) Alla 7 Bonneville 3 Mountain View 11 Brigham City S BlngHam 2 Cedar City I (9) Lona Peak 5 Lavton 2 )8) Pleasant Grove 10 Taylorsville Smithfield 2 Skyline 0 Today's sdieMt Sarge Simmons Field Bonneville vs Mountain View 10 am Weber vs Jordan pm Pleasant Grove vs Skyline 4 pm 7 pm Smithfield Taylorsville vs At Lindquist Fted II am Peak Cedar City vs Lone Brighton vs Bear River 2 Pm ANa vs Brigham City 5 Pm Bingham vs Layton 8 pm At Howard Twltty Dana Quigley Hugh Baiocchl Larry Ziegler Orville Moody Jim Colbert Jimmy Powell Bobby Slroble Tony Peterson Bob Dickson 7 6 4 6 37-- 9 5 6 7 George Archer Jim Barker Jesse Patino 7 JavSIgei Jon Fister Larry Laoretti Dale Douglass Lae Trevino Lee Elder 7 Bobby Nichols Bob Duval Vicente Fernandez Charles Coodv Hlro Kazami Jerry McGee Jack Nick taut Johnny Bench Homero Blancas Doug Sanders TomWargo Gay Brewer BobLunn Arnold Palmer Walter Zembrlskl Miller Barber - 67 - 67 - 6767 --- 67 ---- - 67 68 68 68 68 68 68 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 70 70 3416-- 70 Chico Legion m 4 PCL BASEBALL y medals) 1 11 041 000- -7 3 11 004 lOx- -8 S Butte Miniel House (6) McGree (7) and Jaramillo Bowen Flading (5) Gomez (7) Sanchez (8) Brunet (9) and Duverge Gosewisch (9) W— Gomez (0-(3) HR -- Butte Pichardo (2) y Note: Two points for a regulation or overtime and one point for a lie Friday's result Saskatchewan 20 Toronlo 15 Throw! July X 200 120 1 GA NOTE: Three points for victory one point for shootout win and zero points for loss Shootout (SOW) is a subset of wins (171 total Butte Zkm GF 1 COPPER KINGS 8 RAPTORS 7 Sonoma County Pts PAN AM MEDALS TABLE Today's games Butte al Billings Great Falls at Helena Ogden at Idaho Fals 7 pm Medicine Hat at Missoula 012 000 L SOW W GB 6 Helena 4 6 Billings 2 Fresno Salt Lake Nathan Weber (7) Ohme (8) and Pierzvnski 1 HRs -- Fresno coln Leach (13) Latham (10) available “I would be shocked if we don't do something" Cleveland general manager John Hart said Cleveland looking at a potential playoff matchup with the Yankees hoped to close a deal with Anaheim for Finley 16-- 9 lifetime against New York The Yankees also eyed Finley along with Arrojo and Hernandez Pettitte who has struggled all season seemed the most likely player to depart the World Scries champions with Houston Philadelphia and Seattle interested “We’ve had things presented to us we’ve had offers made to us” Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Certainly the AL Eastleading Yankees had enough prospects to swing a deal Especially if it meant heading off Indithe AL Central-leadin- g ans “With the Yankees you do things short-teranyway” manager Joe Torre said “You always want to win now” Kansas City was fielding a lot of offers for Appier its longtime ace “In all likelihood we will make a trade before Saturday night” Royals general manager Herk Robinson said “I can’t tell you who it’s going to be with It’s whoever wants him the most I guess” A few deals have been made already In the last week San Francisco got former World Series MVP Livan Hernandez from Florida the Mets acquired Kenny Rogers from Oakland and Toronto got first baseman David Segui from Seattle Late Thursday night the Athletics tried to boost their wild-car- d chances by getting infielder Randy Velarde and pitcher Omar Olivares from Anaheim for three minor leaguers Last year there was a flurry of activity on July 31 with more than 10 trades z In the big deal the Astros acquired Randy Johnson from Seattle The Big Unit helped pitch Houston into the playoffs but went 0--2 - despite a 193 ERA - against San Diego in the division series Also last season Texas got Todd Stottlemyre Royce Clayton and Todd Zeile In separate trades with St Louis and Florida Los Angeles got Mark Grudzielanek and Carlos Perez San Francisco got Ellis Burks and Baltimore got Juan Guzman Usually these late deals are made for minor leaguers or young major leaguers And while such trades may seem d at the time often they look a lot different a year later Consider the Cardinals’ acquisition of powerful Fernando Tatis along with Darren Oliver from Texas for Stottlemyre now in Arizona and Cla1on Starting Sunday trades can still be made But from that Eastern Conference Great Falls (Dodgers) Helena (Brewers) Medicine Hat (Blue Jays) (Diamondbacks) 3 3 2 2 South Division 4 Butte (Angels) 4 Falls (Padres) 1 Billings (Reds) 1 Ogden (Browers) first-ha- lf title Trombley of Minnesota Arthur Rhodes and Orosco of Baltimore and Darryl Kile of Colorado were said to be MLS SOCCER CROMWELL Conn (AP) — Friday's scores after the second round of the $25 minion Canon Greeter Hertford Own pleved on the 4420-var- d par-7- 0 TPC at River Highlands Golf Course: — 179 3 Brent Geiberger Pete Jordan 4 -1- 30 Mark O'Meara Skip Kendal kirk Triplett Justin Leonard -- 132 8 Jav Dehlng Charles Raulerson — 132 8 Cink Stewart Tom Scheme Kevin Sutherland Mark Calcavecctlia David Duval Grant Waite Tommy Armour III Frank Licklller Joe Durant 7 -1- 35 Paul Govdos -1- 35 6 Jonathan Kave Jav Don Blake 135 Omar Uresti Fred Funk Doug Durtakev Dave Stockton -1- 36 7 Bred Fabel JohnMagirmes TedTrvba Tom Pemice Jr Geoffrey Sisk Bob Bums FuzzvZoeller Doug Marlin — 136 3 Mike Springer Tom Lehman Tom Kite Clark Dennis Alan Bratton Scott McCarron Mark Brooks Davis Love III Mike Reid (same-da- y Louis FX At Mexico City winners 8 Pm GREATER HARTFORD OPEN 7 pm — Canadian Ireland Like City Chuck Finley to the Indians? Kevin Appier to the Red Sox? Jesse Orosco back to the New York Mets? Those possible deals plus several others involving the New York Yankees were shaping up as baseball approached its nonwaiver trading deadline today at 10 pm MDT As usual most teams were on the prowl for pitching Andy Pettitte of the Yankees Rolando Arrojo and Roberto Hernandez of Tampa Bay Brad Radkc and Mike ChampioftsNp 8 am — European Tour golf: Smurfit European Open second round at Dublin At Salt The Associated Press SOCCER Semifinal At Ogden looking to make pitch CUP Z ANGELES (AP) Friday's results in the Mercedes-Ben- z Cup ATP Tour tournament at the Los Angetes Tennis Center Sngtes Quarterfinals Pete Samoras i2) United States def Wavne 6 3 South Africa Ferreira 61 Andrew Hie Australia def Anthony Dupuis 4 4 (0-7 France James Sekutov Australia def Michael Chang 2 2 United States 6 Wednesday Aug 4 TODAY TELEVISION s Teams LOS S325 000 ON THE AIR Missoula BASEBALL NOTES Quarterfinals Amy Frazer Umteo States def A me Kremer 0 Luxembourg Lindsay Davenport (1) United States def Cor-iMorartu United Safes 3 63 Amenada Coe’zer (4) South Africa def 5 Testud 8 France 62 Venus Wiihams (2) United States def Anna 1 Kourmkova 16) Russia 61 6 6 6 8 6 0 35-8 5 39-9 8 9 8 2 3 - 70 - 70 -- 72 - 73 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 — 71 71 71 72 72 - 73 74 74 74 - 74 - 74 - 75 - 75 - 76 -- 76 7S 76 Ty Armstrong Woody Austin PaulAzinger David Frost Perrv Moss Ben Bates Russ Cochran Tim Herron Duffv Waldorf Billy Andrade Bob Friend Robert Allenbv Franklin Langham Dannv Briggs MikeSposa Faded to quatfy Rick Fate 9 — 139 1 -1- 1 -1- 39 139 39 TRANSACTIONS NIKE DAKOTA DUNES OPEN DAKOTA DUNES SD (AP) - BASEBALL JULY 30 Friday's scores from the second round of the $350000 1999 Dakota Dunes Open plaved on the 7165 yard par 72 Dakota Dunes Country Club in Dakota Dunes South Dakota: Carl Paulson Ryan Howlson Brian Claar Craig Kanada Bobbv Wadkins Fran Quinn Patrick Lee ' Craig Bowden Shaun Mlcheel Tim Petrovlc Richard Johnson Vance Vaazev Michael Clark Tim Clark Dicky Thompson Brian Tennyson Marco Dawson Wes Tuck Shane Bertsch Dennis Zlnkon Darron Stiles Casey Martin Tripp Isenhour Kris Cox Ted Oh Mark Wurtz Chris Zambri Jerry Smith Joel Edwards Eric Johnson Paul Gow Mike Small Michael Muehr Chad Magee Garrett Wlllli ToddDemsev Robin Byrd Mike Grob Chris Stotts Rich Barceio B C D flightflightflight- July 20 Chicago tournament (tie) Judv Barrett Dee Price (tie) Pal Freese Marlene Peterson Marlene Burnett Shauna Wright 2 Barbara Kap -1 -1 -1 -1 EL MONTE TUESDAY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION July 27 low net tournament First flight- -1 Connie DeHaan 2 Sharon Trol-so- n 3 Marie Higgins Second flight -- Cher Dlckemore 2 Elaine CIHten 3 Janlne Skinner Third flight -- 1 Vicki Nelson 2 Shirley Christensen 3 Holly Benson My 21 scramble Betty Peterson Flo Abrams Ann Workman 1 lon Pat Freese Corine Allred Missy Kelley 2 3 LaRae BilCoke Sipes list BASKETBALL JULY 30 OGDEN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB EVENING WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Kevin Riley Keith Cook 3 (lie) Rick Morlev 2 Michael 31 Kammev-e- r Mark Solomon 33 Mike Haugen 30 2 Brian Sandland 32 3 (lie) Undv Poll Peter Stoddard 33 Norm Hau7099- -1 (lie) Michael Hancock gen Dennis Nelson Sieve Paskett Dale Yales Greg Turner 35: 2 Mike Vernon 37 3 (lie) Mall Morgan Gary Peterson 38 TENNIS CROATIA OPEN - UMAG Croatia (AP) Friday's results from the $400000 International Championship of Croatia ATP Tour tournament: Singles - DUBLIN Ireland (AP) Friday's leading scores after the first round of the $203 million EuK Club 7179-yarropean Open en the par-7- 2 course: 66 Michael Campbell New Zealand 66 Kalsulvoshi Tomori Japan 67 John Senden Australia 67 Paul Lawrle Scotland 67 Colin Montgomerie Scotland 67 Miguel Angel Jimenez Spam 67 Mackenzie Malcolm England 67 Peter Mllchell England 67 Ian Woosnam Wales 67 Jose Coseres Argentina 68 Silvio Grappasonni Italy 68 Roger Chapman England 68 Stephen Gakacher Scotland 68 Stephen Allan Australia 68 Craig Spence Australia 68 Jorge Berendt Argentina 68 David Gilford England 68 Ricardo Gonzalez Argentina 68 Peter O'Malley Australia Craig Halnltne United States Bob May United Stales Constantino Rocca Italy Angel Cabrera Argantlna FOOTBALL JULY 30 69 69 69 69 Quarterfinals Magnus Norman (8) Sweden def Carlos 6 (10-2 (1) Spain Moya Jeff Tarango United Stales def Francisco Clavet (4) Spain Ivan Llubidc 7 0 Slovakia Albert Portas gentina 5 6 7 2 Croatia def Dominik Hrbalv (3) 4 def Agustin Spain Callerl Ar- 4 GENERAU OPEN - KITZBUEHEL Austria (AP) Friday's results of the $535000 Generali Open ATP Tour tournament: Singles Quarterfinals Yevgeny Kafelnikov (I) Russia del Richard 3 7 Fromberg Australia 3 For-reAlbert Cosla (51 Spain def Spain 6 2 3 Fernanda Vicente (13) Spain def Nicolas 3 6- -t (6) Ecuador 7 (4-Stefan Koubek (15) Austria def Fernando Mellgeni (7) Brazil 2 3 BANK OF THE WEST CLASSIC - National Footbal League Browns-Sign- ed QB Thad Busbv Green Bav Packers -- Claimed FB Chris Gall from Indianapolis otf waivers QB Daunte CulMinnesota Vikings-Sign- ed pepper to terms with New England Patriots-Agre- ed C Damien Woodv and LB Andv Katzenmover Signed CB Nate Brooks and Pk Marcus Williams Waived OL Kendall Mack and G Tarren Crawford New Orleans Saints -- Waived DL Pio Sagapo-lutel- e Cleveland scramble July 28 Fated to qualify EUROPEAN OPEN four-ve- SCHNEITER’S BLUFF MEN’S ASSOCIATION Marco Gorlina Don Reese Mike Sullivan Edward Frvatt Aaron Banooachea Patrick Moore Pat Nannev Chad Ginn Mathew Goggln Curt Bvrum Jim M Johnson Jeff Gove Zach Johnson Greg Lesher Gibbv Gilbert Rocky Walcher John Rlegoer Gary Nicklaus Steve Haskins Basketbal Association -Signed F Shawn Marion to a contract and G Toby Bailey lo a contract National Phoenix Suns Juty 28 low net tournament Flight A -Penny Fischer 34: 2 JoAnne Florence 37 3 Margaret Matthews (39) Flight B- -1 Judl VanVIeet 37 2 Vicky Tololtl 38 3 Pam Carlson 39 76 - 80 - 82 A flight- HAFB WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Keith Nolan Glen Hnatluk Brett Wavmant Eric Rustand DAVIS PARK TUESDAY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION American League led INF Andv Sheets Anaheim and COF Todd Greene Irom Edmonton of the PCL Sent OF Jeff DaVanon lo Edmonton: RHP Nina lo Erie of the Eastern League and OF Nathan Haynes to Lake Elsinore of the California League Boston Red RHP Julio Santana on dislabled list Sent LHP Will Silverthorn the to Tampa Bay to complete the trade tor Julio Santana on July 21 C Jesse Levis to a Cleveland Indians-Sigar contract Designated C Pal Borders tor assignment Sent LHP Mike Matthews outright to Akron of the Eastern League INF Norberto Toronto Blue Martin to Syracuse of the International League National League LHP Dennv Cincinnati disabled list Optioned LHP Neagle from the BJ Rvan lo Indianapolis of the International League Los Angeles Dodgers -- Placed RHP Rcbinson disabled list retroactive to JuCheco on the Recalled RHP Matt Herges from A Albuquer29 ly que of the PCL Moved RHP Antonio Osuna from to the disabled list the IB JT Snow to San Francisco Giants-SIgcontract extension Exercised their a four-ye2001 ootipn on OF Barry Bonds and 2002 option on 2B Jett Kent Pacific Coast League Calgary Cannons -- Activated RHP Jose Merfrom cedes the suspended list and released him Activated LHP Brent Billingsley from the disabled STANFORD Calif (AP) Friday's results of the S 500000 Bank of the West Classic women's tournament at Stanford's Taube Family Tennis one-side- New York DE Terrv Day Rein staled DE David Viger from military reserve to terms with QB Philadelphia Eagles-AgrDonovan McNabb on a seven-vecontract WR Tal Streets lo San Francisco 49ers-Sigcontract Signed S Zack Bronson to a a contract Waived DB Darrius Watson and K Chris Sailer Placed RB Garrison Hears! and DT Bryant Young on lha actlvepnyslcallv unable lo perform list Placed WR Tal Straels on the point players must pass through waivers a tricky proposition at this time of year With so many teams in contention it’s more and more unlikely a club would let a key player slip through to a rival Iniury list Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- Signed DE Chidi contract Ahanotu to a HOCKEY JUKY30 National Hockey League RW Frank Anaheim Mighty Ducks-Sigcontracts Banham and C Bob Wren to ed to terms with F Carolina Hurrlnanes-AgreAndrei Kovalenko and F Jett O'Neill on contracts New York Islanders -- Signed RW Scot! Pearson to a contract C Michael Tampa Bay Lightning-Re-sigcontract Nvlander to a 6 Giants sign Snow to new pact pick up options for Bonds Kent: First baseman JT Snow signed a $24 million four-yecontract extension on Friday with the San Francisco Giants who also exercised options on Barry Bonds and JetT Kent Snow a four-tim- e Gold Glove winner and the only first baseman to in honor both win the leagues is making $3 million this season in the option year of a deal he agreed to in Mareh 1996 His new contract has a team option for a fifth year Bonds’ option covers 2001 and pays him $103 million while Kent’s covers 2002 and pay him $6 million COLLEGE JULY 30 Gonzaga-Nam- ed Leon Rice men's assistant basketball coach North Dakota Slate -- Named Rvun Godfrey assistant track coach Pittsburgh -- Declared DB William Ferguson and WR Jason Jamlsone academically Ineligible Announced DB Lee Llghtener and DE Malt Campbell have left the learn f |