| Show V - Standard-Exa- irter m Sports LOCAL SCHEDULE IN TODAY College men’s basketball San Diego State at BYU 7 pm Air Fort at Utah 7 pm Boise State at Utah State 7 pm College women’s basketball Northern Arizona at Weber State 2 pm New Mexico at BYU 4 pm Southern Utah at Mid-Co- n Tournament IHL hockey Cincinnati at Utah 7 pm College dub hockey ACHA Nationals at Indiana Prep hockey Utah High School Hockey Association playoffs 5 pm Bountiful Recreation Center Prep boy basketball State 5-- 4-- A tournaments at Weber State state A tournament at Southern Utah University Curling USA National Championships at The Ice Sheet games at 9:30 am 6:30 pm opening ceremonies at 12:30 pm Motocross - - National Arenacross Series 7:30 pm at Delta Center College wrestling BYU at NCAA Western Regional College track and field NCAA last chance meet at Ames Iowa College men’s gymnastics Saturday March 4 200Q THE BLEACHERS IHL liCCKEY By Steve Moore Grizzlies - Temple at BYU 7 pm Chariot racing Utah State Championships at Weber County Fairgrounds noon struggle vs speedy Cyclones : Prep baseball Layton vs Weber at Lindquist Field 3:30 pm Ogden at St Georgs tournament SUNDAY NBA basketball Utah at New York 10:30 am College men’s basketball Tournament Southern Utah at Mid-Co- n College women’s basketball Mid-Con Tournament Southern Utah at Curling USA National Championships at The Ice Sheet Games at 6 am noon 4 pm 8 pm College men's golf Weber State at Pacific Coast Intercollegiate at Santa Barbara Calif College dub hockey ACHA Nationals at Indiana ' ’tkfi J By DENNIS LARSEN — UHL HOCKEY and they feature the league’s top scorer Yet the Western Conference-Utah Grizzlies Motocross leading National Arenacross Series 2 pm at Delta Center Chariot racing Utah State Championships at Weber County Fairgrounds noon RADIO 6 am — Sports talk: Outdoor Utah 1160 Today with Roger B KSL-ANoon — Sports talk: 1320 Sports KFNZ-A4 pm — NCAA women's basketball: New Mexico at BYU KSL-A1160 4 pm — Sports talk: KFAN Cheap 1320 Shots KFNZ-Ae 6 pm — Sports talk: 1320 Sports KFNZ-A— NCAA 7 pm basketball: San Diego State at BYU KSL-A1160 7 pm — NCAA basketball: Boise State at Utah State KVNU-A610 KVFM-F700 945 KWLW-A— NCAA 7 pm basketball: Air Force at AM 570 KALL-AUtah 910 7 pm — IHL hockey: Cincinnati at Utati KFAN-A1230 17:35 Skalde Utah Utah misconduct 17:35 (Simon Shootout-Cincin- MacLeod Utah (Purves Park) Shots on goal— Cincinnati Ritchie) Eastern Conference Power-pla- Utah opportunities— Cincinnati v N'etniiA kaeeaavA (33 shots-3- 0 PREP HOCKEY UTAH HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFS Thursday's results Viewmont 2 Davis I Timpanogos 0 Murray i NCAA BASKETBALL Friday's results East Dartmouth 68 Cornell 62 Harvard 61 Columbia 59 Penn 85 Brown 62 Princeton 56 Yale 46 South Coppin State 108 Howard 65 Morgan State 86 Delaware State 77 Southwest Bluff 74 Alabama A&M 95 Arkansas-Pin- e TCU 85 Rice 62 Overtime losses count tion tit hsa Friday's results Detroit 2 Washington 2 lie NY Rangers 4 Florida 2 Dallas 4 Phoenix I Chicago 5 Tampa Bay 1 Calgary 4 Anaheim I Today'! games (Tones MST) Buffalo at NY Islanders II am am Philadelphia at Boston Montreal at Toronto $ pm Atlanta at Ottawa 5pm St Louis at Florida 330 pm Pittsburgh at Edmonton 6 pm Tampa Bay at Colorado 7 pm New Jersey at Vancouver 0 pm Nashville at Los Angeles 8:30 pm Carolina at San Jose 330 pm Sunday's same Buffalo at Washington 11 am Phoenix at Chicago 1 pm NY Islanders at Philadelphia 5 Pm Detroit at Dallas 4 pm Nashville at Anaheim 0 pm New Jersey at CatgaryV-p- 68 Robert Morris 72 St Frands (Pa) 52 St Francis (NY) 86 Monmouth (NJ) 70 Southern Conference Quarterfinals Appalachian State 88 Chattanooga 66 College of Charleston 65 ETSU 51 Furman 68 Georgia Southern 54 Wofford 65 Davidson 64 Trans America Athletic Tournament Semifinals Central Florida 84 Mercer 79 Samford 83 Georgia State 80 IHL HOCKEY Eastern Conference W L SOL PIS GF GA NOTE: Two points aroawarded for a victory one for a shootout loss Shootout losses are only denoted in the SOL column net the loss column Friday's rewfis Michigan 1 Milwaukee 0 Grand Rapids 3 Cleveland 0 Kansas City I Manitoba 0 Detroit 3 Houston 2 SO Qntiw— A Utah A SO Tsdav's games Grand Rapids at Cleveland Long Beacn at Milwaukee Orlando at Chicago Kansas Citv at Manitoba WEBER STATE 84 NORTHERN ARIZONA 73 At Flagstad Artz Weber state (84) 50 24 Tebbs 5 6 Bach-maArceneaux 6 18 Gil 27 Moore 3 0 5 0 I Thung 0 3 Del Gatto 4 0 King 0 Totals 1 Vecchio 0 0 0 Morrison 84 Northern Arizona (73) 0 18 Hix 8 2 7 McCUntock Land 0 4 3 W Schwab 2- -5 23 Lopez 7 Gebhardt -2 0 3 Rieck 0 0 0 AltcDade 0 0--0 1 3 King 041 0 Grundman Wotthers 8--2 2 2 Totals 23-73 Halftime-We- ber State 38 Northern Arizona goals-We- ber 36 Slate (Gil S Moore -2 Arceneaux -3 Beckmann 1--3 Tebbs 1 Northern Arizona Gatto (Land Loom Schwab 2- McDade -1 Gebhardt Hix Fouled out— McCUntock Rebounds-We- ber Stale 35 (Gil K Northern Arizona 46 (Htx 8) Assists— Weber State 10 (Tebbs 4) Northern AriState 19 zona 13 (Lopez 5) Total touls-We- bar Northern Arizona 20 A— 3759 hcaavo?eh Gnonral atUtah Sunday's games Orlando at Michigan - East Friday's result Brown 92 Perm 83 (OT) Columbia 62 Harvard 56 Dartmouth 88 Come 45 Princeton 57 Yale 46 Long Beoch at Chicago Detroit at Houston CYCLONES 4 GRIZZLIES 3 (SO) AtWestVaSeyOy 1 J GnchnaB J Utah -- American 74 East Carolina 54 -4 M W First period- -1 Cincinnati Simon 13 (Dionne) 2 Utah Ta Ha ire 23 (Purves Dineent 7:54 1 Utah Park Utah Lauer 23 (Skalde Park) 313 23 (Skalde) RSI Penalties -- Travnor Utah (stash ing) MSI Second period- -S Cincinnati Dionne 27 (Esau advantage) A Cincinnati Simon) 357 (two-ma- n Penalties-Koeh- ler Ritchie 1 (Dandenautt) Cincinnati (hooking) 149 Fetsner Cmdnneti (hold7 58 (obstruction-hookining) 522 Purves Utah 315 MacDonald Miller Utah ( obstructMiSer Utah Cincinnati (elbowing) ion --tnowng) Utah Third period -- None Penalties-Mi- Her (crosschecking) 305 Dandenautt Cincinnati 114 Weber Stale 84 Northern Arizona 73 Tournaments America East Conference First Round Boston 83 Northeastern 57 Hartford 117 New Hampshire 88 Big South Conference SemWnals N C -- Asheville 78 Radford 71 Winthrop 90 Charleston Southern 65 Colonial AtNehe Association First Round American 74 East Carolina 54 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference First Round Cantsius 83 Lovola Md 69 Rider 73 St Peter's 58 Missouri Vafev Conference First Round Drake 58 N Iowa 57 Wichita State 70 Mirrais State 55 Northeast Conference First Round Central Connecticut State 63 UMBC 55 Mount St Mary's (Md) 73 Fairleigh Dickinson loss and a regula- Alabama A&M 76 Fv Wart Southern Cal 81 California 71 UCLA 64 Stanford 61 Tournament AtmSc M Conference First Round Devfon 89 Fordham 51 La SaNe 63 Temple 49 $t Bonaventure 67 Duouesne 63 Virgo Tec 68 Rhode island 37 AAantlc Coast Conference First Round Florida State 65 Maryland 60 72 Wake Forest 47 Virgin Big South Conference Arkansas-Pi- ne SMei Quarterfinals Mary Pierce (3) France def Nathalie Dechy 3 2 France Lindsay Davenport (2) United States def 4 Monica Seles United Slates 4 Anna KoumIKova (6) Russia def Ai Sugiva-m- a 4 1 Japan QuarSorfinak Martina Hingis Switzerland and Mary Pierce (3) France def Jennifer Capriati and Monica Seles Untied States 0 Els Callens and Dominique Van Roost Belgium def Rita Grande Italy and Elena Ukhovtse-v- a 1 Russia 5 2--6 COPENHAGEN OPEN Marat Safin (1) Russia def Jonas Biorkman 4 Sweden 4 Magnus Lanson (3) Sweden def Ivan Uubi-ti- e 4 7 Croatia 4 Andreas Vindguerra Sweden def Martin 1 Damm Czech Republic 3 (0) Francis (Pa) 89 Robert Morris 71 Wagner 59 Sacred Heart 56 Patriot League First Round Buckneil 62 Navy 43 59 Army 49 Colgate Lafayette 85 Lehigh 75 Southeastern Conference Quarterfinals Georgia 63 Kentucky 45 Mississippi State 66 Auburn 56 Tennessee 91 Florida 79 Vanderbilt 59 LSU 46 Southern Conference Quarterfinals Chattanooga 77 Wofford 46 ETSU 82 Georgia Southern 73 Furman 73 Davidson 56 92 Appalachian State 75 West Coast Conference Semifinals Pepperdine 68 Portland 49 CfTRK CHAMPIONSHIPS SinK Quarterfinals Stefan Koubek (6) Austria def Andre Sa 6--1 Brazil 6- -t Richard Fromberg Australia def Justin 6 6 United States (3) 1 Alex Calatrava Spain def Chris Woodruff (5) United Stales 7 (7) 3 6-Paul Goldstein United States def Patrick Rafter (t) Australia 6 1 1 Doubles Quarterfinals Brian MacPhie United States and Nenad Yugoslavia def Luke Jensen and Murphy 1 Jensen United States 3 laCAA TDICIS3 WEBER STATE 5 UTAH STATE 2 Thursday's men's dual makh at Lagan NOTE: Defending boys soccer champion Ben Lomond got oft to a solid preseason start The Scots got five goals from Chris Dean while David Phomsouvahn added two and Ryan Pollard David Simonich Ridley Gordon and Drake Rasmussen each scored TOURNAMENT Friday's semifinal results At WSU's Dec Events Center Timpview 77 Lone Peak 66 Provo 53 Payson 39 1 Allen Doyle TEAM - The 1999-0- 0 1 high school boys basketball team as selected by the league's seven head coaches: Dawes CottonMost valuable piaver-De- rek wood First team— Chris Barney Davis Ross Crandall Viewmont Troy Goodell Layton Garrett Gregson Skyline: Adam Jordan Northridge Jared Moultrie Clearfield Jason Palmer Viewmont Ryan Petersen Northridge Zane Sotovich Northridge Nate Stewart Lavton Adam Watts Cottonwood Jared Watts Cottonwood Honorable mention -- Daniel Coats Northridge Mick Davis Skyline Richard Davis Skyline Greg Godderidge Davis Jonathan Gray Skyline Jeff Johnson Viewmont Darnell Jones Cottonwood Shad McCord Lavton Terry Schriver Northridge Chris Walton Viewmont KC Warner Clearfield Jn High Basketball WEBER SCHOOL DISTRICT JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS LEAGUE SOUTH OGDEN 44 ROY 31 At South junior High Rav (31) 1 Ulm 1 2 2 Sherrod 2 3 4 Weber 0 Jones 1 0 2 Fowers 7 3 18 Pendleton 0 0 0 Staley 00-- 0 Stevenson 0 0 0 Grey 0 6 4 Totals 11 18 31 South Ogden (44) 2 Larkin 2 0 4 6 Dow 10-Roberts 3 7 Je Cosnyka 4 Garrett 6 1 12 Jo Cosnyka 3 2 10 Weaver 1 3 Woodin 0 0 0 Beutler 0 0 Robinson 0 0 O'Connor 0 0 0 ShoHy 0 0 0 A Totals 20 4 5 1 14-- 31 Rav 44 15 I 12 South Ogden -2 2) goals Roy (Fowers NOTE: Jackie Roberts led South Ogden with six steals and four assists while teammate Jessica Cosnyka hod seven points 16 rebounds and six steals Roy's Ketsie Fowers led a8 scorers with 10 points Prep baseball ROY 8 LAYTON 8 Thursday at Roy 001 K0 2- -0 7 4 Layton ' 021 0 Ml 4- -9 5 Roy Shears K ester (3) Moore (5) and Barfuss (Not reported end Thomas) 2B— Roy Carver K ester Cotohan Layton Hutso 2 Johnson HR— Rov Barfus Slaughter NOTE— Roy's Austin Slaughter hit 0 three-ru- n home run to tie the score in the bottom of the seventh inning and John Huchel drovo in It gome winning run on a two-otingte Layton's Rodney Hutso wont it the Plato with a pair of doubles WEBER 10 EAST 9 Thursday M LMoutst Field 12 3 Ml Sno 2- -9 East 11 002 010 7- -10 Weber 2 Goff Duncan (4) and Boodrlch Larson Rees Larson Pierson Steele and (4) McKay (4) ast Blaylock (4) Archuleta Weber' Larson Clements 3B-E- ast Archuleta Weber Barrett NOTE: Weber scored seven runs in the seventh to win the ocemng game lor both schools Jason Cal and Josh Barrett had three tuts each for the Warriors PGA GOLF Bluff 77 DORALOPEN - MIAMI (AP) Scores Friday after the second round of the S3 mlSon Doral Ryder Open ployed on the 7125-voper -- 72 Doral Resort A Spa Blue Course Franklin Langham Stephen Ames Shigeki Maruyama Jim Furvk VitavSmgh Scott Hoch Brad Faxon Harrison Frazar RetietGoosen Joe Inman John D Morgan Dana Quigley Graham Marsh Jim Ahern Tom McGinnis Hugh Baiocchi Jim Thorpe Bill Brask Tommy Aaron John Jacobs Lee Trevino Bruce Fleisher AIGetberger Bob Charles Jim Albus Terry DM Dean Overturf Bob Dickson Bob Eastwood Hale Irwin Walt Morgan Fred Gibson KermitZartey Tom Kite Walter Zembrlski Waiter Hal Frank Conner Mike McCuOough Ed Dougherty Butch Baird Calvin Peete John Bland Jim Colbert David Graham JohnMahaffey DeWitt Weaver Harold Henning Brace Summarhovs 6 - 69 -- 70 - 7070 6 - 70 4 6 4 70 70 71 71 71 71 71 - 7171 37-- 71 5 8 7 5 BUYCOM MISSISSIPPI CLASSIC 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 72 — 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 71 71 -- GULF COAST - Scores Friday afGULFPORT Miss (AP) ter the second round of the HOODOO BuyCom Mississippi Gutt Coast Classic piovod on tht 6885-va- rd par-- 72 The Oaks Go Club: Mark Hereby Donnie Hammond Chris Smith Tim Clark Loo Porter Gary Webb Charles Warren John Eliott Key Gnjnewak) Grant Waite Briny Baird Brian Kamm Guy Hi M2 PaulClaiton RW Eaks Manny Zerman M2 Tiaart van dor Watt Jett Hart Perks Craig -- M2 71-Ken Green M2 Aaron Oberholsar -- M3 75-JJ Henry M3 Brian dear Don Reese MerkCamevolo Grant Masson Gtpbv Gilbert Ian Lseoatt — M4 73-Dan Pont M4 Tom Kainawskl LPGA GOLF TAKEFUJI CLASSIC KAILUA-KON- day after the second Takefui Classic Kona Country Club Aiwka Sorenstam Janice Mood Manse Baena - Senna (AP) of the J800UU0 LPGA rd on lha 4 par-- 72 Hewa name moo Lam Davies JeneGeddes Dana Dormant Gloria Park Mnairi McKay Lone Kane Chris Johnson JlUMcGl Helen Dobson Susan Guitar 1 70-- -- M0 -- Ml 3 (USU) 6 6 - 1 Erickson DeLancev (WSU) 6 def MadersbacherThomas (USU) No (WSU) def WestBurre (USU) 9--7 No (WSU) def BairdBur-btdg- e Doubles No - TOURNAMENT Friday's semifinal results KAYSVILLE - NEWPORT BEACH Calif (AP) Scores Friday from the first round of the S1J million Toshipar-7- 1 ba Senior Classic played on the 6584-yar- d Newport Beach Country Club course: Dave Elchelberger 33-66 Rov Vudnich Larry Nelson — 67 3 Howard Twitty Jose Maria Canizares Hubert Green Gary McCord 69 Tom Jenkins 69 isao Aoki Archer George At WSU's Dee Events Center Copper Hills 57 Mountain View 46 Brighton 43 Bingham 40 4-- No Madersbacher (USU) def 3 6 2 Patrick Erickson (WSU) No 5 del Jevin West (USU) Scheepers (WSU) 4 No DeLancev (WSU) def Clayton 6 Thomas (USU) 6 No Rowse (WSU) 6 6-No def Tim Burre (USU) 6--0 4 Burbidge (USU) def Oapiel Salveto (WSU) 4 No Tran (WSU) def Dan Baird Singles TOSHIBA SENIORS CLASSIC Prep dasketoall STATE - DELRAY BEACH Fla (AP) Results Friday from the 350000 Gtrix Championships ATP Tour tournament: Prep soccer 5-- - COPENHAGEN Denmark (AP) Results Friday at the $350000 Copenhagen Open ATP Tour tournament: St STATE - SCOTTSDALE Ariz (AP) Results Friday of the 535000 State Farm Women's Tennis Classic Semifinals Coastal Carolina 73 Charleston Southern 62 51 Eton 68 Liberty Beg Ten Conference Quarlerfinats Illinois 72 Michigan State 67 Michigan 72 Northwestern 39 Penn State 64 Ohio State 48 Purdue 74 Wisconsin 45 Conference USA First Round Gncinnati 65 Houston 59 Louisville 62 75 NC Charlotte South Florida 82 DePaui 69 UAB 68 Saint Louis 50 Metre Atlantic Athletic Conference Quarlerfinats Fairfield 77 Cantsius 54 Lovola Md 77 Niagara 44 Siena 86 Rider 79 St Peter's 70 Manhattan 52 Conference Semifinals Kent 96 Eastern Michigan 94 20T Toledo 64 Western Michigan S5 Northeast Conference First Round Long Island 78 Monmouth (NJ) 69 (OT) Mount St Mary's (Md) 69 Fairleigh Dickinson BEN LOMOND 11 UNION 0 Utah Goalies -- Cincinnati Pelletier saves) Utah Gordon A -- 7541 despite their offensive firepower - averaging a league-be329 goals per game and having four 20 goal scorers -still haven’t beaten the Cincinnati Cyclones in regulation st “Psstl Ricki Ignore him and shoot the free throw He’s Just trying to get inside your head" Beach Calif ESPN 4 pm — NBA basketball: Sacramento at San Antonio NBC 5 pm — NCAA basketball: Maryland at Virginia ESPN 5:30 pm — NHL hockey: St Louis at Florida ESPN2 7 pm — NCAA basketball: Oklahoma at Oklahoma State ESPN 7 pm — NCAA basketball: Air Force at Utah KJZZ-T- V 7 pm — NCAA basketball: San Diego State at BYU KSL-T- V 8:30 pm — Auto racing: NASCAR Winston Cup Happy Hour Series final practice for Las Vegas 400 at Las Vegas (same-da- y tape) ESPN2 10 pm — Track & field: US Indoor Championships at Atlanta (same-da- y tape) ESPN 17J5 Miller d WEST VALLEY CirT-Th- ey lead the International Hockey League in scoring STATE FARM CLASSIC European Tour Dubai Desert Classic third round at Dubai United Arab Emirates (same-da- y tape) TGC 10 am — NCAA basketball: FIbrida at Kentucky CBS 10 am — NCAA basketball: Temple at George Washington ESPN 1 1 :30 am — PGA golf Buycom Mississippi Gulf Coast Open third round at Gulfport Miss TGC Noon — NCAA basketball: Syracuse at Connecticut CBS Noon — NCAA basketball: Trans America Athletic Conference Championship teams TBA at Jacksonville Fla ESPN2 Noon — Tennis: Women’s State Farm Championships semifinal 1 at Scottsdale Ariz ESPN Noon — Track & field: US Indoor Championships at Atlanta NBC 1 Open pm — PGA golfc Doral-Rydthird round at Miami NBC — NCAA basketball: North 1:30 pm Carolina at Duke ABC 1:30 pm — NCAA basketball: Big South Conference Championship teams TBA at Asheville NC ESPN 2 pm — NCAA basketball: UCLA at Stanford CBS 2 pm — Auto racing: NASCAR Busch Series Sam’s Town 300 at Las Vegas ESPN2 2 pm — NCAA women's basketball: Oregon at Arizona FSN 3 pm — LPGA golf: Takefuji Classic final round at Kailua-Kon- a Hawaii TGC 3:30 pm — PGA golf: Senior Toshiba Senior Classic second round at Newport f-- staff Standard-Examin- A : Oil THE TODAY TELEVISION 7 am — Golf £3 (USU) 6 POOL CHAMBERS MUSIC CO VNEA LEAGUES (Staminas as of Fab 24) Brigham City Scotch Doubles Division -- t EaII 17 rounds won 1 0'De Jokers 78 lABD's Shack I 71 players of the week -- Brent Thorpe Sheila Waklev Golden Spika Elks 2 Division- -1 Roofers 133 rounds won 1 elks MS 1 Varney Stables 83 4 Hot Shots 79 player of the week -- Gene Smith Brigham City Open Division- -1 BE Sting 114 rounds won 1 Eagles Too 89 1 Seniors & Company 79 4 Eagles Na 1 50 5 Break 'N Run 44 players of the week— George Duncan Nany Mulgles 76 4 lins Ogden Open A Division- -1 Jimmy’s 1 137 rounds won 1 BE Sting 07 1 Bandits 86 4 The Solid Rocks 79 & No Mercy 74 6 Good Old Bovs 47 players of the week— Tommy Baker Mike Thornton Ogden Open B Division -- 1 Bad Attitudes 113 rounds won 1 Been There Done That 96 1 AnIt 5 Martov's 74 6 T Bov's dy's 81 4 Tha 73 7 Big Ones 62 6 Tequila Worms 58 9 Side Kick II 42 Mike Ghen Rhonda Degroot Ogden Open C Division— 1 The Giezers 134 rounds won 1 Out 4 Fun 109 1 Kamikazes Pilots 107 4 Dip 95 6 Ba Scratch 89 6 Misfits 81 7 Air Heads 0 6 Bottoms lip 65 9 Walking Wounded 60 M Pocket Stretchers 40 players of the week -- Jon Van Cleave June Doering Golden Spike Elis I Division- -1 Varments 132 rounds won 1 Tha Satherthwattes II 1 The Odd Bads 71 4 Tha Lewis Bunch 69 players of tha week-D- irk Sawty Chert Lewis V ‘I nAIiGAL II IC3 BASEBALL MARCH 2 Lsaeue Montreal Expos-Renethe contracts of RHP Carl Pavano RHP Mike Thurman RHP Mika Johnson and RHP Miguel Batista and IB Brad Futtmar Philadelphia Phi tiles— Agreed to terms with RHP CHt Poktte INF Fekx Martinez and OF Wendt Magea Jr Sen Diego Padres— Agreed to terms with C Ben Davis INF David Newhan RHP Carlos AP manzar RHP IMS Cutmane RHP Brian Meadows RHP Slave Montgomery and LHP Dan Serafini on 2000 contracts San Francisco Giants— Agreed to terms with RHP Joe Nathan C Bobby Estaletia C Doug Mira-b- et INF Netson Castro INF Ramon Martinez and contracts OF Armando Rios on ana-yeMafianto BASKETBALL MARCH 2 Washington Wizards -- Released G Reggie Jor- dan FOOTBALL MARCH 2 nad Bengato-SigOL Scott Rehbarg contract Gavatond Browns -- Signed LB Marty Moore to a two year contract Hamad Jon Fabris special teams --defensive assistant CB Rvan McNe DaSas Cowboys-Sign- ed Miami Ootottot- o- Signed OT Jermaine Hetov ed G John Bock to to a three year contract Of"VMr CBfltfCt New Orleans Saints— Signed LB Ron Mercker-so- n Named Joe Baker special teams and secondary assistant coach LB Mika Barrow New York Giattts-SieLB Chad Cascad-New York den QB Eric Tampa Bay Buccaneer- sZctor to a three year contract Clndnnatf to a two-ya- ar HOCKEY MARCH2 Florida Panthers— Recaled C Eric Boguntockl from LoubvMe of the AHt Phoenix Covbtes — Recalled G Patrick tram Springfield of the AHU Tamoa Bav Lightning— Recalled LW Kyle Fraadrich tram Detroit of IHL Vancouver Canucks -- Assigned LW Steve and C Josh HoKton to Syracuse of lha AHL OLYMPICS Hockey— Named Lou Veiro coach Dean Blab and Mark Johnson assistant coaches and Jim Johatmson team feeder for the 2000 U5 national team USA 142 In the third meeting between Cincinnati and Utah this season the Cyclones came back from a 1 deficit Friday dropping- - jthe Grizzlies 3 in a shootout th first-peri- 3-- 4-- the E Center Utah is the Cyclones this season with the third in tonight’s game home-stan- d the Grizzlies’ six-ga- wrapping up the four-ga8) - season series against Cincinnati “I don’t know what if is against Cincinnati it’s probably just coincidence that every game has gone to a shootout” Utah coach Bob Bourne said “We haven’t played well against them Our effort was there but our penalty killing let us down The number? don’t show it but Cincinnati has a good power play” The Cyclones were ranked No 8 in the IHL in power-pla- y efficiency at 1519 percent “Cincinnati is a real fast team they came out flying in the first period” Bourne said “I knew they were fast which keeps a lot more pressure oh the defensemen We were backing up a lot more than we 4) (50-of-32- i normally do” Utah’s Sean Tallaire Brad Lauer and Richard Park each scored their 23rd goal of the season in the first period “That was the last thing on our minds” Park said “This is disappointing because we had the 1 lead we have no excuses We have to regroup Ind come out harder tomorrow I 3-- “Obviously special tedifs are big to teams coming down the stretch There were a lot of positive things from this game that we can build on but there are some things that we need to improve on” he said J The Cyclones’ Gilbert n Dionne scored on the advantage at 9:57 of the 'two-ma- second period with Byron Ritchie’s first goal of the season at 11:19 tying the score 3 Utah which fell to 6--8 in shootouts including a 5 record on home ice went in the shootout on goals by John Purves and Park Cincinnati 4 in shootouts with a 1 road record went in the shootout on goals by Todd Simon Pat MacLeod and Ritchie “This game was decided on 3-- 2-- -6 6-- 3-- special teams” Bourne said “1 was happy with our play 5 on-- 5 so I’m certainly going to look at their power play aad our penalty killing” sjiu The Cyclones were on the power play Utah was i f-5 Oof-- 3 Jarrod Skalde the IHL’s leading scorer with 61 points going into Friday’s game’ had two assists Park had a two-poi- nt game with a goal and an assist Grizzlies notes: Utah’s lineup scratches were defenseman Jeff Sharpies and center Dave Archibald Sharpies has not played since Jan 2 suffering from effects of a concussion “We’U know more by Monday Physically 1 U feel fine It’s a doctor’s deciSharpies said ' sion” Left wing Shawn Pentr has been assigned to the Central Hockey League’s San Antonio Iguanas on a conditioning wi’im ment Penn a sixth-yepcgv sional from Madison Heights Mich played in 35 games He had four points on two goals 4hd two assists ranking second- - on the team with 157 penalty tsin-ut- U ar ' es “Penn has to get into sene hockey games He is not the Shawn Penn of November" Bourne said “To send him down I had to put Shawn on waivers which is the chance 1 took- - Lie : has until noon tomorrow to clear waivers" Friday's game was the second ' straight for Utah with the experiment and the fourth Grizzlies’ game with the extra official Utah is in the four games played with two referees A two-refer- ee I o t |
