| Show T" rv kftHMiMia Standard-Examn- 1 Pag Sports er local Schedule Saturday May III THE BLEACHERS Net RusjHI (CfeerlWd) B-f- c L Josh Madsen (Jordan) D-Team scores (after three rents)— Mountain View 42 1 Ala 30 1 Daws M 12 4 Northnoge A S Copper Hen S 12 4 (he) Oaarlfetd Skytma Sc Ml Merest 2 1L Jorfi (he) Bmtfwrv Hunter I By Steve Moore TOOAY PCL bsssfaftl Las Vegas at Salt Laka 6:15 WNBA Prep tennis tournament State pm praaaaaon 4-- A City's Uberty Park 10 am stata toumamant at BYU 8 am Utah at Seattle 7 pm Cot leg basketball ar Tara s 2000 University Alumni Spnng Classic at BonneviHe High School games at 2 p m 4 pm 630 pm (women's championship) and 830 pm (men's championship) Colleg dub baseball Western Regional at Serge Simmons Field 10 a m and Lindquist Field 430 Auto racing SUNDAY NBA playoffs Portland at Utah tournament at Weber County Prep track and field State 1 730 am BYU L PCLbasebaM Las Vegas at Salt Lake 2 pm WNBA prsseason Utah at Portland College dub basebal Western Regionais at Weber State tournament at Lindquist Field Prep softball State 3-Fairgrounds t 1pm meets at TBA 1 was TODAY TELEVISION 7 a m — European golf Benson Philadelphia TBS s pm — MLB baseball: Chicago Cuba at Montreal WON 530 pm — NHL hockey: Colorado at Dallas Playoffs Western Conference finals game 1 ESPN 6pm — MLS soccen New England at DC ESPN2 7 pm — Auto racing: World of Outlaws Winged Thunder at Terre Haute Ind TNN Roy Jones 7pm — Boxing: Champion for vs Richard Hall (24-1-- 0) Jr (41-1-WBA world light heavyweight Bernard Hopkins championship champion for (36-2-vs Syd Vandeipool (28-1-IBF world middleweight championship at Indianapolis HBO RADIO 6 a m — Sports talk: Outdoor Utah 1160 Today with Roger B KSL-ANoon — Sports talk: KFNZ-A1320 Sports 4 pm — Sports talk: KFAN Cheap KFNZ-A1320 Shots 6 pm — Sports talk: KFNZ-A1320 Sports 6 p m — PCL baseball: Las Vegas at 1230 Salt Laka KFAN-A- & Hedges International Open third round at Sutton Coldfield England TGC 1030 am — Auto racing Busch Grand National Series Busch 200 at Loudon filH TNN 10 30 a m —Tennis: ATP Tennis Masters Senes-Rom- a semifinal 1 at Roma (same-da- y tape) ESPN 11 am— NFL Europe: Scotland at Rhein FSN Noon — LPGA golf: Electrolux USA Championship third round at Franklin Tenn CBS 1 2 30 p m — Tennis: Women's German Open semifinal match at Berlin (same-da- y tape) ESPN2 1 p nr — Auto racing- - NASCAR Truck Craftsman Senes Quaker State 200 at Memphis Tenn ESPN 1 30 p m — NBA basketball: Indiana at Philadelphia Playoffs second round game 4 NBC 2 pm — PGA golf: Byron Nelson Classic third round at Irving Texas CBS 3 pm— Thoroughbred racing Pimlico Special at Baltimore FOX 3 30 pm — PGA golf: Nationwide Championship second round at Alpharetta Ga ESPN S pm— MLB baseball: Atlanta at ' NOTE M programing subject to manges Dan Foreman Bob Estes Shigekl Maruvami Brandel Chamblee Harrison Frazar Scott Verplank Scott Dunlap Sleva Jones Nick Price NHL HOCKEY STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Conference Finals Eastern Conference Sunday's earn CnmatMOT) sary sary ' LaeJanzen New Jersey et Philadelphia 1 am Tuesday May M New Jersey at Philadelphia S pm Thursday May 11 Philadelphia al New Jersey 130 pm Saturday May 20 Philadelphia al New Jersey 3 pm Monday May 22 New Jersey al Philadelphia 5 pm W neces- Scott Gumo Steve Flesch Tom Bvrurn Jay Williamson Vnav Singh Sergio Garcia Chris Riley Crelg Parry David Duval JlmFurvk i Wednesday May 24 Philadelphia at New Jersey S pm If neces- Friday May 2t New Jersey at Philadelphia S pm if neces- Mark Wiebe Gabriel Hlertstedt Barry Cheesman Paul Stankowski Skip Kendall Nick Faldo Fulton Allem David Peoples Loren Roberts Tiger Woods Greg Kraft Ben Bates David Toms Tom Schemer Brian Watts David Sutherland Hal Sutton Tom Purtzer Franklin Langham Kevin Wentworth Nolan Henke Doug Barron Mike Brisky sary Western Conference Today's same a Colorado at Dallas $30 pm Monday May IS Colorado al Dallas 5 am Friday May Daiias at Colorado 6 p m Sunday May 21 Dallas at Colorado 1 pm Tuesday May 23 Colorado at Dallas 5 p m K necessary Thursday Mav 25 Dallas al Colorado 4 p m If necessary Saturday Mav 27 Colorado at Dallas TBA If necessary Conference Anils KJ (Best-of-- Eastern Conference Ottoman vs Grand Rapids Friday's results Cincinnati 2 Grand Rapids 1 Cincinnati leads series Today's earn (Times MDT) Cincinnati at Grand Rapids 530 pm Friday Mav IT Grand Rapids at Cincinnati 530 pm Saturday Mav 20 Grand Rapids at Cincinnati 5 30 pm Tuesday May 23 Cincinnati at Grand Rapids 530 pm If necessary Thursdey Mv25 Grand Rapids al Cincinnati 530 pm if neces- sary Friday Mav 24 Cincinnati at Grand Rapids 530 pm If neces- sary Houston Chicago Chicago Houc'nQ Chicago Houston BUZZ 8 STARZZ 7 At Sa Laka Cfiy 13 1 014 401 073- -7 Las Vegas 421 000 032- -1 9 1 Safi Lake Durocher Serafinl (7) Cunnane Guzman (4) (8) and Davis Randall Romero (4) Cressend (7) Rizzo (8) Gandarillas (9 and Moeller WHRs-L- as LDurocher (2-(1-- 3) Vegas Davis (2) Jennings (S) Sad Laka BuchandA (2)T-3an (4) MoeOer - - PGA GOLF BYRON NELSON CLASSIC Texas (AP) - Friday's of the results after IRVING 14 million 2000 GTE Byron the second round d par-7- 0 Nelson Classic ployed on the 4994-yerd par-7- 0 TPC at Four Seasons and the 4546-v-ar amateur): Cottonwood Valley GC Davis Love lit John Huston ‘ Kevin Sutherland Mark Brooks Glen Day Neal Lancaster Jesoer Pemevlk Blaine McCalHsttr Tommy Armour III Stephen Ames Phk Mickehon BOty Andrade Jerry Smith u 1 - RICHMOND Va (AP) Friday's results after the second round of the 5400000 Buy Com Rich4987-yard on mond Open played the par Stonhenge Golf and Country Club amateur)Spike McRov Steve Runge Brett Quigley Larry Rinker ToddDemsev Chris Zambri Michael Muehr Richard Zokol Ted Purdv Conrad Ray Roger Rowland Steve Haskins JJ Henry lanLeggatt Angel Franco Dick Mast PaulGow Pat Bates Craig Kanada Sonny Skinner Cameron Beckman Chris Smith Kekv Grunewald Kent Jones Mark Hereby Zoran Zorkic Steve Woods Curt Byrum John Wilson Keith Clearwater Charlie Wi Greg Lesher Rvuii Imada Lewis Chitengwa Stan Utley Dave Barr Joe Daley Deane Pappas Tray Tyner John Riegger DougDunakey Jason Buha Briny Baird Mike Standly Gary Koch David Bergamo David McCampbell Tim Clark Tommy Biershenk Brian Tennyson Tiaart van der Walt Jeff Hart Vance Veazey Todd Barrenger Courtney Brisson VicWilk Rod Pampling Don Reese Jim M Johnson ' Mall Peterson Ryan Howison Alan Bratton Charles Warren Faied to Quatfv SUTTON COLDFIELD England (AP) - GERMAN OPEN - Friday's e results of the IMA day-cou-rt tour- milon German Open WTA Tour nament: Conchlta Martinez (3) Spain def Gala Leon 2 Garcia Spain 4 Amanda Coetzer (K) South Africa det Anka 4 4 Huber (8) Germany Martina Hingis (1) Switzerland def Sandrint 1 7 Testud (S) France 7--5 Joannette Kruger South Africa def Elena Da 4 (S) 3 menheva Russia 4 ROMA ATP CLAY COURT - ROME (AP) Friday's results of the $145 million Tennis Masters Series-RoATP Tour day-cou-rt tournament: QuvttfUMl stootes Alex Corretia (X Spain def OomMk Hrbaly 4 (5) (15) Slovakia 1 Norman (3) Sweden def Fc(x Man Magnus ttna Spam 4 1 Uevton Hewitt (9) Australia def Mariano 4 1 Puerta Argentina 3 Gustavo Kuerten (4) Brazil del Albert Costa 7--5 4 Spain WARSAW CUP i tt STATE 1 A CHAMPIONSHIPS - - WARSAW Poland (AP) Friday's results of the S1 10 000 Warsaw Cup bv Haros WTA Tour tournament QuarferlM singles Henrteta Nagyove Slovakia del Tathiana 4 Garbm (3) Italy 3 (2) Amanda Hoomans Netherlands def Olga 1 Barabanschikova Belarus 3 Miriam Oremare Netherlands del Jana Kin-d- a 7-5 1 rr Germany Jennifer Hopkins United States def Cristina 7 (4) 4--1 Torrens Valero Spain 0 PROVO finishers and St Friday's Joseph High and Layton Christian results in the state A bovs track and field championships being held ar Brigham Young Umversity's Clarence Robison Track Stadium: 100 maters -- L Manuel Chavez (SI Joseph) 31 49 7 Nick McKay (St Joseph) 5)54 Discus- -1 Slade Bigelow (Green River) 132-1- 1 Hlgh!umo- -l Robbie Friend! (St Joseph) 1 Team scores (after three events) -- 1 Ougwav 1 (he) Green River St Joseph 22 Escalante 9 12 & Pangurtch 9 4 Aitamont 8 7 East Carbon 6 4 Piute S 11 9 Wendover 5 XL Milford 11 Valley L 25 NCAA WEST REGIONAL TEMPE Ariz — Friday's results from the NCAA West Regional at the 6131-yapar 72 LOCAL GOLF Karsten Golf Course m Tempe Anx Team sinkings 1 Arizona $80 2 San Jose State 589 3 593 4 Stanford Southern California 594 4 Pepper dine 595 21 Brigham Young 424 Mvidutf slandbtss May Xt lew net high net tournament Championship flight low net- -1 Donna high net -- I Irene Parker First flight low net- -t Joanne Powers net- -1 Ruth Vandenaker Second flight low net -- 1 Nancy Peeorella net- -1 Darlene Antonietti Third flight low net- -1 AScia Martinez -1 net Sophie Crow Tod and Valene Corelli 33 Jane Jacobs 33'- 1 Paul and 2 The Belfry course: Padraig Harrington Ireland Phillip Price Wales Jonathan Lomas England Jose Maria Olazabal Spam Costanhno Rocca Italy Paul McGinlev Ireland Angel Cabrera Argentina Anthony Wal England Jean Van de Velde Franc Colin Montgomerie Scotland Domingo Hospital Spam Greg Owen England Scott Australia Paolo Qund Switzerland Bernhard Langer Germany Robert Karisson Sweden Andrew Cottart Scotland John Senden Australia Robin Byrd United States Ian Poulter England Ian Garbutt England Sven Struever Germany David Park Wales Richard Green Australia Stephen GaMacher Scotland Also Miguel Angel Jimenez Spam Sam Torrance Scotland Ian Woosnam Wales Darren Clarke N Ireland Lee Westwood England Tom GtlHs United States Paul Lawrie Scotland Scott Rows United States Craig Hainline United States Seve Ballesteros Spam par-7- Choi Bitty Mayfair Robert Damron DAWeibring Edward Frvatt Brian Gay Tommy Tolies Ben Crenshaw ' Jim Carter Steve Pate Bruce Lietzke Mike Springer Chris DtMarco ten Mattiace Eric Booker Greg Chalmers Robin Freeman Bob Bums Steve Lowery HankKuehn Bob May Bruce Smith ALPHARETTA Ga (AP) Friday's results after the first round of the SI 450300 Nationwide par-7- 2 Championship held at the 4888-yar- d (34-3Golf Club of Georgia Mark Haves Vicente Fernandez David Graham John Bland Hubert Green Bob Charles Mike McCullough Harold Henning 49 George Archer Bob Murphy Tom Watson Larry Nelson Tom Jenkins Ken Corliss 70 Dave Eichefceroer 70 Dana Quigley Bract Summerftays 70 Rocky Thompson Jim Tlwrpe Hugh Banccht 71 Joe Inman Hale Irwin Jim Hottgrieve 71 Stewart Ginn Jose Adana Canlzares 72 Ed Dougherty Leonard Thompson Jen Colbert 72 Gil Morgan 572 Lea Trevino Wadklns Lenny David Lundstrom 72 Tommy Aaron BiUBrask 73 Walter Hal Mike HiN 73 Wad Morgan 73 Jimmy Powel Jim Dent 73 Glbby Gilbert Gratiem Marsh Tom Shaw Calvin Peefa Roy Vucinlch Bob Dickson DonBies 74 Kermtt Zariev 74 Bob Eastwood 74 JavSigel 74 Simon Hobday 74 Tom KHe JCSnead Jerry McGee 4 - 74 75 Rex Caldwell Miller Barber Tom McGinnis Tom Wergo CM Chi Rodriguez Jim Aldus Data Douglass GeneUttler Charlie Epps Bob Lendnoh DeWItt Weaver Charles Coody Fred Gibson Ray Floyd 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 8 75 30108—74 - 74 LPGA M7 -- M7 Fife high BEAR RIVER 4 UINTAH 1 At Undqust FMd Golf ELECTROLUX CHAMPIONSHIP - FRANKLIN Tenn (AP) Friday's results after the second round of the $800000 Electrolux par-7- 2 USA Championship played on the 4 Ironhorse course ot the Legends Club of Tennessee amateur): Pet Hurst Michele Redman Ondy KarrieWebb Jeong Jang MJchene McGann Mary Beth Zimmerman Mhalri McKay Tracy Hanson Hollis Stacy JuN Inkster Kristal Parker CristieKerr Wendy Doolan Meg Mahon AmyFruhwIrlh Caroline Blaylock Path Usoo Jenny Lldback Akda Dibos Chariotta Sorenstam Catriona Matthew Joanne Moriey Alison Finney Joan Pltcock Sophie Gustafson Kelee Booth Brandie Burton Leslie Spalding Pat Bradley Sherri Turner Laura PMo Kathryn Marshal Karen Slupplet Jackie GaHagher-Sml- th Val Skinner AsMi Bunch Kristi Albers AJ Eathom Wendy Ward LorieKan Sherri Sleintiauer Susie Redman Betsy King Sleohanle Soerks Late Undlev Carmen Haiiar Gloria Park JMMcGM Gal Graham Jan Stephenson KeW Kuehne es Dawn Tine Barnett -Courtney Wood 001 000 0- -1 7 4 Uintah Beer River 3k) 000 x—4 4 3 Poppleton Hanley (7) and White Belcher Smuin (I) and Mahler Hacking Sutton Bear River White HR -- Bear River Hanley Friday's results Albany 75 Buffalo 23 Milwaukee 59 New England 45 Orlando 44 Tempe Bay 43 San Jose 37 Oklahoma 30 Nashvike 49 New Jersey 44 Today's games CaroHns at Flonde Iowa at Houston NASCAR Prep Softball TRANSACTIONS v BASEBALL MAY 12 BEAR RIVER S LEHt 3 At Ogdea 131 Otl 8--9 12 0 Bear River 808 301 8- -9 7 3 LeN Anderson Woemar (6) and Hansen Robinson Wortham (4) end Hansen W— Anderson L— Robinson 2B-- Ber River Sokes 1 LeN Macneugft-f- er Johnson SNOW CANYON 1 BEAR RIVER 0 At Ogden Snow Canyon 881 BovRiw OOfi Woerner and Hansen DRIVER DEATHS PROFESSIONAL Some recent drivers who have been killed hi sanctioned auto racing events (with data or year and event): Formula Out Ayrton Senna 1994 San Marino GP Ricardo Palettt 1982 Canadian GP Giles Vlleneuvt 1982 Belgian GP ML Scott Brayton 1994 Indiana pods CART Greg Moore 1999 Fontana Calif Gonzaio Rodriguez 1999 Sonoma Calif Jeff Krosnoff 1996 Toronto Jaw Mercefo 1992 Indianapolis Gordon Smiley 1982 Indianapolis Adam Petty 2000 Loudon NH John Nemechek 1997 Homestead Fla Rodney Orr 1991 Daytona Beech Fla Nek Bomett 199 Daytona Beach Fla Clifford Alison 1992 Brooklyn Mich J O McDuffie 1991 Watkins Glen N Y Grant Adcox 1989 Hampton Ga Friday's resufis Bear River 9 LeN 3 Snow Canyon 1 Carbon 0 Judge 11 Pme View 9 Tooele 6 Uintah 2 Judge S Carbon 3 Tooele 6 LeN 2 Judge 9 Tooele S Snow Canyon 1 Bear RlverO 800 fi— 1 1 I 00 fi—fi ( 1 Frei find Cherington rei American League ced SS Nomar Garcia-par- ra Boston Red disabled 1st Called up INF on the Donnie Sadler from Pawtucket of the International Lmouc RHP Bartolo CoCleveland Indtans-Activdisabled lon and OP Kenny Lofton from the 1st Designated RHP Bobby Witt lor assignment Sent OF Mark Whiten outrigN to Buffalo of the international League 2B Damlon Easley on Detroit Tigers-Pla- ced dhabfed retroactive to May 9 the Seam Mariner -- Activated OF John Mabry from the dkaMed 1st Optioned C Joe Oliver toTacomeof tjtaPCk Texas PrepTRackRelp STATE 5-- A CHAMPIONSHIPS - PROVO Friday's results In tha stata boys track and field championships being held at Brigham Young university's Clarence Robison Track Stadkmt 100 meters- -1 Dustin Bybee (Mountain 1497 1 Brett Anikus (Mountain View) View) 2141 4 2111 1 Brock Cal (Mountain View) Shaun Vernon (Skyline) 21 75 4 Chendtar 2159 4 Andrew Bvben View) 25 19 7 Parker Low (Bing(Mountain View) 24 43 2424 4 Tyceton Low (Bingham) ham) NIC Arrhenius (Mountain View) Discus-- L 203-- 8 1 Doles Jensen (Alla) ISM 1 David Parker (Northridgo) 141-- 3 Kerry Shepherd (Devh) 140-- 5 S Tyson Horrockl (Alta) 139-- 1 4 HonokJkl Mika (Hunter) 138-- 4 7 Zach Foukteer (HWcratt) 137-4 Chad Otson (Mountain View) 134-1- 1 Pole vault- -1 Brian Tavtor (Aha) 1S--0 1 Cos-- tv Chow (Alta) 13-- 8 1 (tie) Bryce Gardner (Cooper HHti) Ryan Lvm (Davis) 13--0 1 Jak MabeV 4 (Darts) 4 Tristan Nichols (Ctairflekl) 4 7 7-- 8-- come-from-behi- nd 7-- Si 4 r-- l '1 game-winni- This sequence of events was preceded by a bizarre reversed cGJ call in the top of the ninth With Las Vegas trailing 5 the Stars Ben Davis came to VJ 6-- the plate with one man on H-Davis who already had a sin- Ml gle and two doubles in the ajl4 game lofted a shot that ap- 9 d peared to go over the right-fiel- foul pole ’The hit would have given r 4 the Stars the lead Instead 4Aj e umpire Jim Wolf called the drive a foul ball 'to prompting an argument from both Davis and Las Vegas first-bas- manager Duane Espy The umpires decided to talk 5 it over the result was a re- - versed call crediting Davis n with the homer Salt Lake manager Phil Roof briefly argued the decision but the home run would stand forcing the Buzz to g come through with two-ru- rU Jo 'it" 1 ninth-innin- 1 87 4--3 Bu4 lead ) V Buzz notes: Alan Mahaffey t wilt take the mound for Salt Lake today against Las Vegas' Buddy Time is 615 pm at Carlyle (0-1- ) i1 The Buzz Franklin Covey Field have beaten the Stars times n Salt Lake pitching 'n 1 coach Rick Anderson has been selected to join the Pacific Coast League all-ststaff for the Tnple-game in Rochester NY July 10-1- 2 Indiana 'M The Associated Press AlTTO RACSRQ S3 A finding themselves in a 6 hole going into the bottom of the ninth inning the Salt Lake Buzz pulled out an 7 victory over the Las Vegas Stars at Franklin Covey Field on Friday night Buzz catcher Chad MoeOer drifted a leadoff home run to center to tie the game at 7 in the bottom half of the inning Mike Moriarty was then hit by a pitch Robin Jennings bunted Moriarty to second and Chad Allen followed with a single to left trustees to meet Sunday Prep Baseball - StandanJExarrxner correspondent SALT LAKE CITY-Aft- er this season Mary NCAA WOMEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS NO 1 STANFORD 6 WEBER STATE 0 At Undquist FWd M 4 111 252 C- -B Bear River NO 2B 04 Grande R Roberts Sms (5) end Atkinson L Ush and ear RN-- er While W- -L Roberts Ush L- -R Nelson Ayotte Frank Lsh Granite Vender-mv- de ear Rtver While R Madson HR-B- ear River Henley f4 By JON YORGASON (0-0- high Ctftfral Division BEAR RIVER 12GRANITE4 1 high Anwfcv CwIvcKt Friday's resufis Uintah 9 LeN 1 Bear River II Granite 4 Cedar CIN 5 Dixie 2 Bear River 4 Uintah 1 Buzz winf“! in bizarre fashion 6-- AROIA FOOTBALL At Stanford Cafit No I singles -- Na 1 Marissa Irvin (Stanford) 1 def Lenka Zacaharova (Weber State) 4 No 2 singles -- No 3 Laura Granvkte (Stanford) 1 3 def Thermo Sfeenkamp (Weber State) Na 3 singles— Na 38 Teryn Ashley (Stanford) 8 4 def Summer Marshal (Weber State) 9 Lauren KaNaria (Stanford) def Na Na 4 Dana Delancey (Weber State) 4-Na 40 Gabriele Lastra (Stanford) del Na 4 Veronica Revnosa (Weber Stata) 4- -) No 6 -J- ennifer Hetser (Stanford) def Tara 8 4 Stata) Rosenweig (WebfT 76-- - z PCL BASEBALL chanan hit a three-ru-n home run giving Salt Lake a 3 VALLEY VIEW MIXED LEAGUE May II modMed scotch tournament 1 a 2000 5C heroics With the Buzz trailing in the eighth inning Brian ROYAL GREENS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION NCAA GOLF otto INF Frank Catalanb to Oklahoma ot tha PCL RvVigeri-Assig- uta INDIANAPOLIS - As a ring of accusations tightens around Bob Knight Indiana University trustees will begin Sunday to decide the fate of the fiery basketball coach Charges of physical intimiv wsu From 1C ka Zacharova) and No 2 (Therina Steenkamp) singles Today’s experience will make all the difference in the world for our returners next year” ments Rob Wikes men's asFlorida State-Nasistant besketbal coach Southern Caltarnt- a- Named Colleen Malm-ha- re women's assistant besketbal coach Pal Oouolass men's basUC Irrine-Sfgketball coach to a contract extension through the 2003-04- 1 a ‘ -- ' Irvin a sophomore who is ranked No 1 by the In- - - tercollegiate Tennis Associa-tio- n and has been rated as high as No 81 in the WTA from Bratislava Slovakia the season with a overall record COUEGE MAY 12 1 Zacharova put up a good fight against Stanford’s Maris- Irvin who remained undefeated this season in 20 colle- giate matches while playing in selected professional touma- - FOOTBALL Nefianal FeoRMl League Cleveland Browns -- Sign OL Chris Ruhman Waived OB Marcus Washington k‘S was choked by Knight The trustees will meet amid growing speculation they will consider asking Knight to resign rather than force a showdown that could lead to his dismissal world rankings this season 12 i' dation of players staff and school officials some going back more than 20 years surfaced after a videotape of an Indiana practice was leaked to the media in March Former player Neil Reed claimed he J Cubs— TrdedLHP Mark Guthrie F and cash to tha Tamp Bay Derti Rays for Dave Martinez Montreal Expos -- Placed RHP Ugueth Urbina on the disabled 1st Activated RHP Mike disabled 1st Thurman from the MAY I - '-- de- - the Big Sky’s Most Valuable Player feated Zacharova 6--2 6-- 4 - Zacharova a junior fin-ish- es 22-- 5 ' Steenkamp dropped a 3 decision to Stanford freshman Laura Granville the ITA’s No player who improved to 34-- 3 overall’ A! Steenkamp a sophomore from ’''tu South Africa ends 11& f&f at 6-- ' 6-- 2 -- 21-1- 9 - 4 I ? PROVO — Friday's results in the state 3-boys track and field chemptonship being held at Brigham Young University's Clerenca Robison Tfick Stadkjnt 100 metere- -l Tom Jensen (Bear River) 24 19 1 Duncan Lindquist (Judge Memorial) 2437 4 Jen TNriot (Dixie) 2751 James Nee-w3113 4 Joe Cummins (Judge Memorial) 3159 4 Tony Jones (Hurri(Judge Memorial) 3209 7 Dan Powers (Wasatch) 3178 4 cane) Jess Baumgartner (Coder dtv) 3128 Discu- s- L Scott Fbher (Dixie) 158-- 7 1 Loren Uns worth (Carbon) 138-- 4 4 Rvan Nay (HurriDustin Bowler (Dixie) 130-4 Tim cane) 132-- 8 Odland (Park ON) 127-- 4 4 Zach Tavtor (Delta) 126-- 5 7 Jess Hacker (Snow Canyon) 125-- 4 4 JX) Lewis (Ben Lomond) 124-- 0 High lump- -1 Clifton Palmer (Bear River) 4--4' 4 2 Correv Taylor (Wasatch) 4 Jett Palmer 2 Kyle Behing (Emsrv) (Bear River) 4 (he) Curtis Jex (LeN) Robert Lwshman (Morgan) 6--0 7 Jon Walters (Snow Canyon) 0 4 Dusty Mortensan (Cedar ON) 4--4 Team scores (after three events) -- 1 Beer River 24-Dixie 21 4 Judge Memorial 17 Wasatch W 4 Hurricane 9 4 Carbon 8 7 EmXL (he) ery 4 4 (he) Park ON Snow Canyon LeN Morgan 3 12 Delta 3 11 Cedar ON U Ben Lomond L tennis BERLIN (AP) 3A CHAMPtONSHIPS Fri- day's results after the second round of the Benson and Hedges International Open at the 7118-yar- d - Friday's resufis Albuquerque 4 Memphis 1 Tucson 12 Calgary 4 Colorado Springs W Nashville 7 Edmonton 3 Fresno 0 Iowa It Oklahoma 4 Safi Lake A Las Vegas 7 New Orleans 4 Omaha 4 Tacoma 3 Sacramento 1 Today's games Albuquerque et Memphis Calgary at Tucson 2 Colorado Springs at Nashville Edmonton al Fresno Iowa at Oklahoma Las Vegas m Safi Lake New Orleans at Omaha Sacramento at Tacoma 2 RICHMOND OPEN BENSON AND HEDGES OPEN Mitt Weir Jay Don Blake NATIONWIDE CHAMPIONSHIP PCL BASEBALL STATE MianSwior Faled to quaffy WesMm Conference Houston vs Chicage Wednesday's result 5 Chicago 0 Houston leads series Sunday's game at Chicago 5 pm Tuesday Mav 14 at Houston 430 pm Friday Mav IT at Houston 430 p m Sunday Mav 21 at Chicago 5 pm if necessary Tuesday May 23 at Houston 430 pm ifnecessary Thursday Mav 2S at Chicago 4 pm if necessary — a Steve Schneiter JL Lewis Rick Fakr BobTway Andrew Magee JoeOgilvte TURNER CUP PLAYOFFS afraid of this It's an Ingrown toenal it's Infected! Get an ambulance!! EricRustand TedTryba IHL HOCKEY Houston I I ON THE AIH " 4-- Brigham Young University's Clarence Robison Track Stadkxrc 1400 mttere- -l Sent FOdngtan (Roy) 4:1757 2 Josh Rohetinsky (Provo) 4MJ1S 1 Joe Bendoski 2134 4 Cetev Frazier (Spanish Fork) (Provo) 2142 4 Marie Lott (Fremont) 2557 4 Tim Sfringfehow (Highland) 249 7 Shawn Kehey (Box Elder) 2474 4 Matt Hansen (East) 3154 Disojs— 1 Mist Tup (BonneviHe) $61-- 4 1 Brian Unooutst (Bonnertte) ISS-- 4 4 Chris Sonog- - ' ntni (Fremont) 155-- 7 Endc Hemessv (Roy) 154-t4 Denial WMe (Spenfsh Fork) MO-- 4 4 Eh-i-n Wilkes (East) 142-- 4 7 Ben Miller (Sky View) MM: 4 Logan Smith (Box Elder) I37-1- L High lump- -1 Rich Larsen (Lena Peak) 1: 1 Nate Lever (Murray) 9 4 Joe Larsen (Lone 4 Peak) 4 Colby Fuller (Weber) 4 4 Ben MMer (Provo) 44 4 Nick Augustus (SpnflgvWe) 4--2 1 7 Christian Hai (Fremont) Pole vault— 1 Ian Jenkins (Logan) 13-- 0 1 Nick Cottle (Olympus) 4 Brad Ehertson 4 (Timpview) 4 Tom Jorgensen (Sky View) 11-- 4 Bans Jasen 4 (Logan) 12-- 4 4 Bob Low 4 7 (tie) Adam Mortimer (Timpriew) Dan McKenzie (Fremont) Craig Nuttalt (Provo) 12--0 Team scores totter four events) -- Provo 19 BonnevVe 14 4 Lent Peak 14 Roy IS 4 Logan 14 4 Fremont 13 7 (tie) Spanish Fork (he) Murray Olympus 0 11 Sky Timpview 9 View 7 11 Weber S (Me) East SpnogviSe 4 14 (tie) Box Eldar Highland 4 Salt Lake Equestrian Park 1 pm CoHege women’a soltbaH Mountain West Conference tournament at Unrversrty of Utah Prep baseball 3-- CHAMPIONSHIPS PROVO — Friday's results ti fin state bovt track end ind chanwonihfee beme held at 7 pm Rocky Mountain Raceways UFL football Northern Utah Storm v Rhino-Ralde- ri at Sunset 4 pm Snake River Rebels at North Davis Cougars 7 pm State STATE 3-- A 730 pm Utah at San GabrW Valley pm j dan L fit Salt Laka 1 4 — 4 4I1’ 4 i—fterVnin g 4 m 4 4 rrtr I 4 44 4 44 1 4ri4 |
