Ogden Standard-Examiner | 2000-05-27 | Page 19

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Pamela Kometanl Rosie Jones Dorothy Delesln Melinda Damets-Pric- e Jody Anschutz Amy FnWwrth Kristi Albers Heather Bowie Caroline Bmylock EmJee Klein Penny Hammel Joan Pltcock Chris Johnson Eva Oahkof Grace Park Joanne Morlev Ml Ml Ml Leading scores FriSUNRIVER Ore (AP) NCAA women's day from the third round of the6502-yard par-7- 2 golf championship played on Itie Club course Crosswater Golf kufvidual Scores 210 Julia Kraschlnskl Arizona 210 Jenna Daniels Arizona — 217 Laura Henderson Georgia Danielle Downey Auburn Stacy Prammanasudh Tulsa 218 Beth Bauer Duke Marfa Prieto Wake Forest Leila Chartrand USC 221 Jennifer Perri Furman Randi Meadows Auburn Jenlvn White Oregon Young-- A Yang Tennessee CandiKung USC 222 Amka Heuser Oregon 222 Kalen Anderson Duke Maria Boden Ok la St 222 Tina Schneeberger Term School scores Arizona - - USC Oregon Texas Georgia Stanford Duke Auburn ‘ Tennessee Purdue Texas Christian Pepperdme New Mex SI Arkansas-Announ- ced the resignation of Trento Tillis women's assistant basketball coach to become women's basketball coach et Tyler Junior College Auburn -- Announced Eugene Harris men's assistant basketball coach will be shifted to an athletic administration position Iona-NaLonnv Unger men's assistant soccer coach Rider-NaKevin Flnefrock part-timen’s assistant basketball coach -Named Cassi Arroyo softball Southampton coach Ray MacLeen men's end women's volleyball coach and Glenn Nathan women's tennis coach Virginia-NaTim Taylor women's assistant basketball coach TENUIS FRENCH OPEN QUALIFYING ' PARIS (AF) Friday's results of qualifying tor the French matches at Roland Garros: 7 2 — 71-- 75- -Id M2 M2 M3 M3 Amy Reed Laura Ptnlo MarS Lunn ewe Booth Susie Redman Karae She Law SoaHKng DeOOIKovama Id -- Id 72 72-- 7 73— 14 7H73-- M Sv 71 FRENCH OPEN SEEDS - Andre Agassi United States 2 Pete Sampras United States 3 Magnus Norman Sweden 4 Yevgeny Kafelnikov Russia 5 Gustavo Kuerten Brazil 6 Cedric Ptohne Franca 7 Thomas Enqvbt Sweden 8 Nicolas Kiefer Germany 9 Llevton Hewitt Australia 10 Alex Corretia Spain 11 Nicolas Laoenm Ecuador 12 Marat Safin Russia 13 Tim Henman Britain Na 14 Dominik Hrbatv Slovakia No 15 Younes El Avneoui Morocco Na 16 Juan Carlos Ferraro Spam Women Na 1 Marilna Htngts Switzerland Na 2 Lindsey Davenport United Stales Na 3 Monks Seles Untied Stoics Na 4 Venus WWiams Untied Miles Na S Concrtte Martinez Spain Franc Nat Mary Pierce Na 7 Nathalie Tauzlat Franc Spain Na 8 Arantxa Sendwz-Vlcar- to Na 9 Amanda Coetzer South Africa Na to Sendnn Testud France Na 11 Ana Huber Germany is France Na 12 Juke Na 13 Ametie Meuresmo Franca Na 14 Anna KoimWove Russia Na 15 Jennifer Canned United States Na It Barbara Scnrit Austria No No No No No No No No No No No No No - 9! -- 917 973 927 73— 144 71-- 77 NCAA BASEBALL REGIONALS t I - M5 TnAKSAcnoris MS 7F Anaheim Anew gm f vnonmn at gawmnr SI Pad Zwaska 14 Recaaad RHP lath EfharSoe an PCL W reslenattaa red — rnHtoer Ive grespaweanw A Caono I 7FT2- -) Ma Donraweuna prpnoied rtmjaow iiK jrrtCa-tr- r C emwg an me peOnxt M Racaaed OF Daw Rob- - 50 Fail AtanMto Stanford champtonshm 4 0 Doubles championshet v Clair Curran and Amy Jensen California def 1 Marlssa Catlm and Lori Grey Georgia 6 ' cascade of screams cheers people calling his name and S AUTO RACING welcoming him home washed over him “The word is ‘overwhelming’ It was like they were breathing life into me” Unsef CARQUEST 300 LINEUP - CONCORD NC (AP) Today's lineup tor the Carouest Auto Parts 300 NASCAR Busch Series Grand National Division race at Lowe s Motor Speedway with start position car number driver make of car and Qualifying speed in mph: I (20) Dave Blaney Pontiac 177 608 (60) Mark Martin Ford 177 532 3k (98) Elton Sawyer Ford 177 148 4 (9) Jeff Burton Ford 177061 (17) Matt Kenseth Chevrolet 177 032 6 (24) Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 177 020 7 (81) Blaise Alexander Chevrolet 176916 8 (71) Kevin Lepage Ford 176904 9 (66) Todd Bodine Chevrolet 176 887 K) (53) Hank Parker Jr Chevrolet 176817 II (15) Mike Skinner Chevrolet 176 765 12 (42) Kenny Irwin Chevrolet 176 754 13 (21) Mike Dillon Chevrolet 176748 14 (87) Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 176 569 16 (26) Bobbv Hamilton Jr Chevrolet 176499 16 (77) Chad Chaffin Ford 176 419 17 (35) Lyndon Amick Chevrolet 176338 18 (43) Jay Sauter Chevrolet 176 321 19 (0) Lance Hooper Chevrolet 176229 20 (12) Jimmy Spencer Chevrolet 175941 21 (90) Mike Stefamk Chevrolet 175 896 21 (37) Tim Fedewa Chevrolet 175 884 23 (18) Jason Leffler Pontiac 175656 24 (00) Buckshot Jones Chevrolet 175 798 25 (82) Glenn Allen Jr Chevrolet 175684 26 (10) Jeff Green Chevrolet 175633 27 (5) Dick Trickle Chevrolet 175587 28 (48) Mike McLaughlin Chevrolet 175547 29 (25) Kenny Wallace Chevrolet 176541 30 (30) Chad Little Chevrolet 175501 31 (27) Casev Atwood Chevrolet 175 439 31 (34) David Green Chevrolet 175301 33 (11) Jason Jarrett Chevrolet 175 160 34 (22) Ward Burton Pontiac 174938 36 (61) Darren Lamgan Chevrolet 174 746 36 (3) Ron Homadav Chevrolet 174 723 37 (1) Randy LaJoie Chevrolet provisional 38 (57) Jason Keller Chevrolet provisional 39 (2) Kevin Harvick Chevrolet provisional 40 (37) Kevin Grubb Chevrolet provisional 41 (59) Phil Parsons Chevrolet provisional 42 (33) Tony Raines Chevrolet provisional 43 (92) Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet provisional 4 I i 33-c- ar D flight- -1 Lou ShurtMf 1 (tie) Beverly Chase 1 Lucille second-generatidrivep’sfion"" track life came in 1995’twhen5vu as the defending champion ha‘ failed to qualify for the 500 'J The disappointment WaS4 palpable It was almost 'as if Unser had been spumed by a "f1i longtime lover Indianapolis has been aitoa-M-jpart of Unser’s life almost' from his birth His father Jamev here as a rookie in 1965 and raced at Indy for 27 years winning the race four tuje Nelson PLEASANT VALLEY SENIOR ASSOCIATION membarmambar May 22 memberguast tournament Mika Noragon and Earl H 50 2 Jackie Nor agon and John Conti 51 3 (tie) Artme Mattson end Norma McKee Delons Price and Phyllis Malone 51 1 NORTHERN UTAH WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION May 22 tournament at Eagle Mount am Unser Team results— t Eagle Mountain 91 2 Riverside 89' j 1 Brigham Citv Country Club 87 a 4 Ben Lomond 82 5 Hill Field 62 6 Skyway 56' a 7 Royal Greens 54'ra 8 El Monte 53 First flight tow gross -- 1 Dee Price 77 2 Mvma Fenton 84 1 Jenny Defriez 91 tow net -- 1 Jane Sorenson 64 1 Judy Porter 70 1 Judy Sandal) 71 Second flight low gross- -1 Bee Thurston 92 1 Coy Hadfild 97 3 Fawn Swenson 101 74tow 1 net— 1 Fern Freeman 69 1 Toni Whittier Roma HI 76 Third flight tow gross- -1 Dodle Payne 93 1 Use Boyd 95 1 Chris Williams 99 low net- -1 Avanri Erickson 63 1 Mary Ann Nielsen 66 1 Norma Ctark 68 Fourth flight low gross- -1 Cher Dlckamore 110 low 108 1 Zelma Williams 109 1 Karen Hi net -- I Doris Eager 67 1 Ponna Wildermuth 71 Olson 71 1 Donna 04 reft-a- Serin dri: Marcsto Riot CMtay 6--L Soain dri 41 and Hermat Gamonai Chda Car-as- co 4t DICe His father said “Even rac ing didn’t make him happy! any more It was a prV bad! Z time But he’s back nod’ Lfijfo Al The insists he never lost his conff--dence on the racetrack WOLF CREEK COUPLES ASSOCIATION May 14 twa tw ear KTsned Low gross — 1 Gary Georgine Rich Ma"M ManhA Mane Gram Jenri Fraen Ma and Varan Fnoarar 74 3 Keith Peterson Tom Ness end Vila Mass 74 Peterson Corn Low net- -1 E van haet Carol Nari Danny Rees 58 I 1 Lamr Baker Mar-ytVariton Rees and Baker Jack Brown and Juemta Brown 59 1 1 Stove Rav Louis Ray Jkn Banks and Patty - wiratoa Aeal 4 Pasai Romani 4141 oaf Atoart Port dri Jua AiritolO (7) AutoraA Anaa Mrita Canto Rka 4t 4 U) Baras 60 16 LAKESIDE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION a l THrdri-tW1ne- ton na pekar hand tournament Aaron Pratt 1 Vtv Bovtogton I Marta MoHanra 1 Vera Rum Johnson I Coen Oaf-- When he and PeaskeS agreed to go their separate! ways after the 1999 season Unser knew his task “We talked to CART teams that were interested in me driving for them and I’d say ‘You know my No 1 criteria I is going back to Indianapolis’ and most of the teams Just said ‘OK enough saidJ’e’re - -- 1 not going to Indy’ ” He even considered taking1 a ride in NASCAR’ Winston Cup senes At least be would have been at Indy for the Brickyard 400 “That wouldn’t hava made? In-- 1 him happy" said four-tim- e dy winner AJ Foytwbp might be the only driver Vho loves the speedway as much as the Unsen EL MONTE WOMEN'S WEDNESDAY ASSOCIATION Wuen-f- te Nwoer Jmnrm wmo I iwk -- fi ft fc f alii 4 Hu ' do with my family and those were the lows that devastated May 25 tow rets tow net taumammd Low frost— L Jason Lund 1 (tit) Kent Lund TomCracraft Low nri- -1 Stove Corev 1 Rod Engto May -- then driving for ed in divorce daughter Cody became paralyzed with a rare infection in her spinal cord and Unser failed to win a race from September 1995 until taking the checkered flag last month in Las Vegas in his third IRL start “The lows that I felt didn’t have anything to do with racing” Unser said “They had to t ibgnt- -1 -- od his longtime marriage end- WOLF CREEK MEN'S ASSOCIATION FVf ' four races and the absence gnawed at him like a constantly aching tooth During that unhappy peri- May 25 tarew euMwe werst holes flight- -1 (tie) Ann Workman Betty Shot-t1 Manama Housiev 23 Gina MKSuft to (tie) Gail fkght- -l Baird Suzanne Palmer 17 handicap— I Nikki Harris 1 Verne la Wood 28 Second fcghi— ' Roger Penske got caught up in the boycott of Indianapolis by CART in its dispute with the rival Indy Racing League He stayed away for the next Rita F rower 0 ’ Uncle Bobby Unser won” the race three times in 18tries from 1963 to 1981 Another uncle Jerry ran in the 1958 race and died in a crash at the speedway during practice the next May yi ji Little Al was bom to race here and he officially arrived in 1983 finishing 10th in the first of his 12 starts The first victory came in 1992 and he backed it up with a runaway win in 1994 There was no way for Unser to know that celebration would be his last at Indy for five years Lenore Randall 21 :iiJ b The bleakest moment tatthC" DAVIS PARK WOMEN’S TUESDAY ASSOCIATION May 23 most on par 4s A flight- -1 Shelly Smedlev 1 Sharon k ester B flight- -1 Pat Rhodes 1 Marlene Peterson C flight- -1 -- dy 500 LOCAL GOLF Carotvnn York -- said a grin lighting'iphis face “It just felt wondefM” " It won’t take a third Indianapolis 500 victory to validate his racing career Little AI just needed to be here “I was going to come back no matter what” Unser said Unser is definitely back He will start 18th on Sunday in field for the 840u Inthe 412 Friday’s faST POELTFN Auriria (AP) SC'S 00 tahtouan Grand st s ri Prni ATP Teur oav-ow- tori Singles Laura Granville Stanford def Marlssa Irvin (1) md Atoarto Marita Spain dri Wcstos Matsu 44 — Friday's results In the Tennis championships at Tennis Center (seeding in pa- MALIBU Calif (AP) NCAA Division I Women's SCHNEITER’S BLUFF WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION 6--L SPAIN 3 CHILE to WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP First flight -- 1 (tie) Gary Kap Corry Webster 30 1 Robert Petersen 31 Second flight- -1 Ken Blanchard 30 1 (tie) Dee Gorder BiH Sneddon Bruce Wallace 31 Third fSght- -1 Clem Roden 26 2 David Christensen 28 1 (fie) Alan Thompson Jim Tnmble 38 Fourth flight- -1 Brad Egbert 26 1 Jell Cleverly 31 1 Patrick Gates 31 Fifth flight -- 1 Lew White 28 1 (tie) Butch Zamuedrt Rvan Clark 38 Sixth flight- -1 Tom Jordan 29 1 Brent Johnson 30 1 (lie) Fred Brock mwer Max Daiev 31 Yevpenv KataHko ant Marri Safin Russia dri Sanoon Stan and Patrick Rafter Australia 44 Alley and onto Indy’s pit' road"? It was the first time in fivd'" years he had crossed tlMhal lowed ground in a drivers' tmi“-"- ‘ form and preparations fbf his first day of practice had consumed his time and energy fop' weeks There was a mild hunt of ' activity before Unser 'becamevisible to the people scattered' ‘ through the sea of grandstands along the main straightaway at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway As Unser was recognized a EL MONTE MEN'S ASSOCIATION May 24 law nri tournament Rutsto def UiYton HewYrvoeny Kafrinka itt Ausiraaa 1 6--1 Marot Sadn Russia dri Richard Fromberg 4 Australia 2 Marorio R BASEBALL M4 Viu INDIANAPOLIS - AI Unser Jr was a little weary when he walked through Gasoline - ine Higdon and Shirley Korth Winona Robinson and Barbara Avondet 54 RUSSIA 3i AUSTRALIA 0 RAJfTTSSEN GRAND PRIX 73-- 15 The Associated Pren iiCAATEKKIS the Ralphs-Strarentheses): vXu five years PLEASANT VALLEY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION May 23 memberguest membermember tournament 1 Ariine Mattson and Mae Moss 46 1 Jeri Sanders end Rebecca Hammond 5) 1 (tie) Max- DUESSELDORF Germany (AP) — Friday's results of ire II 9 mMoa ARAG World Team Cup ATP Tour tournament jako vmhco and Juan ’ 72 1 WORLD TEAM CUP t M5 janSfaptwnen Mowa One Ai i A ii M4 W4 M4 M SharriTimar LB — 73-- Snarri Vemhauar VaSkmner Fona Wee Dee Alicia Oho Susan MaoowWa Pany Sheehan Laurie nr-Graht- Earyon Kraraey Gone Peril LaWUhtSey Pamela ktrrigan BarbMurha Law B'o—er 142 4 Seeded players tor the 51025 PARIS (AP) million French Open starting Monday at Roland Garros: 908 909 910 Friday's resuM Rutgers 4 Army 3 North Carolina 14 Penn State 5 Wake Forest 8 Seton Han 3 South Carolina 6 Liberty 4 Illinois 3 Old Dominion I Ciemson 4 Middle Tennessee Stett 0 Stetson 9 Auburn 5 Georgia Tech II Georgia Southern 9 Florida Atlantic 14 Florida International Miami 19 Wagner 5 Central Florida 4 EvansviM I 3 Fonda State 6 Bethune-CookmNebraska 1 Butler I Minnesota N Widtfta Stale f Hot-- Dam I Tuan 4 Mtssrssmx State 9 South Alabama 3 East CanWna 12 Mansi 3 ft LouisWna-LaveII McNaaae SL S LSO 9 Jackson State I Louisiana Monro I NewOrinnst UCLA 13 Deawr 12 Ttxaa Tch 2 Rice Houston 7 Princeton 4 San Join ink 4 Florid 1 Souuthwesl level 5M 4 Baxter Texas 1 Crwowon Tech A Souttwrn CaMoriaa 8 Vkga Nevada 1 Alabama (3) Women singles QuaHytog Round Elena Bovine Russia def Martina Such Slo1 vakia 2 Marion Maruska Austria def Una Krasno1 routskava (10) Russia 7- -5 Rossana De Los Rios Paraguay def Janette Husarova Slovakia 2 6--1 Tatiana Kovalchuk Ukraine def Greta Am 4 4 Germany Angelika Bachmann Germany def Amhoa 2 6 Goni Spam 2 Marta Marrero (3) Spain def Karolina L France LSU I Open tennis championship QuaHvmg round Attlta Savott Hungary def Sebastian Prieto 4 4 Argentine Agusiln Called (3) Argentine def Vincenzo Santopadre Italy 5 7Nicolas Mahut France def Petr Kralert 7 (4) 1 Czech Republic 6- -3 Bohdan Ulihrach (1) Czech Republic def Va1 6 1 Uzbekistan dim Kutsenko Christian Vinck Germany def Tuomas Keto-t- a 5 4 Finland Marcelo Charpentier Argentina def Giorgio 1 Galimberti Italy 1 Oscar Serrano Spam def Oavld Sanchez -2 6Spain 3 Eric Prodon France def Renzo Furtan Italy - 895 San Jose St Arizona SI Forest Tulsa Florida Ohio Slat Nebraska Michigan Slate Oklahoma DIVISION has acas an associate It ced - NCAA GOLF 73 35-- 1 Cathy Johnstoff-Forbe- s Diana D'Alessio Mary Kay Marino Nancy Harvey Sharon Barrett Katie Peterson Debbie Williams Helen Dobson Connie Chilleml Kim Augusta Stephanie Comstock Susan Veasey-Flor- in Patty Jordan Carvn Wilson Robin Walton Debbie Harmon Lisa Kiggens Turner TishCerto Elite Gibson — 71 72 PW wd Frye Kean jumerwtd 34-- GWOham JCewH ueveue Oe Feueuay ' JaneCratter S Joy- - tea 68 4- " Buffalo of the International League LHP Allen New York Yankees-Activa- ted disabled list Sent RHP Watson from the Darrell Einertson to Columbus of the International League OF Rodney CM- Oakland Athletics-Relea- sed ton from Modesto of the California League National League SS Ricky Gutierrez on Chicago Cubs-Pla- ced disabled Called up INF Chad Meyers the from Iowa of the PCL OF Roger Cedeno on Houston Astros-Pla- ced disabled list Recalled OF Lance Berk-m- an the from New Orleans of the PCL er Los Angeles Dodgers -- Sent RHP Orel to San Bernardino of the California League disaActivated RHP Mike Fetters from the bled list San Diego Padres -S- igned IB Ryan Klesko to three-ye- ar contract extension through 2004 Northern League DH Malt NEW JERSEY JACKALS-Plac- ed ay Stark on the Inactive list and INF Damien and INF E rider Gonzalez on the disabled list Signed OF Kenny Craddox OF Wilton Person and INF Garrett Larkin AJ Eafhorra Paul Azmger Sieve Flescn Breot Geioerger RocCmMeiiaie J 68 Vicki Jerry Kev Gtnatergee nMU Bitvtir BrdkOII Kris Tschetter Becky Iverson Jennifer Rosales Lisa Hackney Pearl Sinn Jen Hanna Leigh Ann Mills Michelle Bell Jean Zedlitz Catriona Matthew Erika Wicoff Angie Ridgeway Anna Macosko Lori Atsedes Dale Eggeling Mltzl Edge Carmen Hanar Jane Egan LaRee Pearl Sugg Pamela Wright Sara Sanders Sally Little Jenny S Park Karen Weiss Michelle Murphy Laurel Kean Jeong Jang Michelle Dobek Kim Williams - 66 35-- CORNING N Y (AP) Friday's results from the second round of the S800 000 LPGA Corning par-7- 2 Corning Classic played on the 6 amateur): Country Club course Mi Hyun Kim 137 Cindy Flom Nancy Remsbottom Betsy King KeW Kuebne Uz Earley Aklko Fukushimo Petti Llscio K E Leonard Thompson Larry Nelson Ed Dougherty Dana Quigley Jim Hdlgrieve Tom Watson Gibby Gilbert Dave Eichelberger DougTeweH David Lundstrom Hugh Baiocchl Steve Veriato David Graham Joe Inman Jim Thorpe Bob Eastwood John Bland Hale Irwin Butch Baird Tommy Aaron John Jacobs Stewart Ginn John D Morgan Vicente Fernandez Jim Ahern Allen Doyle Walter Hall Lanny Wadkins Bruce Summertiays Terry Dili Lon Hinkle Dave Stockton Bob Lendzion Jim Dent Tom McGinnis TomWargo DeWitt Weaver Howard Twitly George Archer Jerry Tucker Charles CoodV Jose Maria Camzares Gary Player Kermit Zarley Mike McCullough Rocky Thompson Jerry McGee Dale Douglass Larry Ziegler MikeHiH Fred Gibson Walter Zembriski Bob Charles Walt Morgan Frank Conner Lee Trevino Jim Colbert Gene Littler Harold Henning Orville Moody Simon Hobday Bill Brask Tom Jenkins Jim Albus Chi Chi Rodriguez 148 148 148 148" 148 148 148 148 148 149 149 149 149 Jill McGtH - CORNING CLASSIC Peter Jacobsen BcfcFstes David Duval H40 Button SnlgekJ Maruveme Fred Couples Bob Twav Jim Furvk Fred Funk Mark Ceicevecchie -RoberTOamron — Greg Kraft JoeOzaki Tom Lehman John Huston Scott Verownk David Edwards kt NS-8- 5 LPGA GOLF MerkOMeara jar 159 Valley Golf Club Monday June! New Jersey at Western Conference champion 4 pa- ?Thursday June 4 yVeslern Conference champion at New Jersey 4 ptfl H necessary Saturday June 10 New Jersey at Western Conference champion — if rfeiessSrv 4 pm i I Monday ‘June 12 Western Confer ence’dhampion at New Jersey If necessary 4 pm 't 156 Mo (AP) Friday's scores after the first round of the 51 5 million Boone Valley Clas72 Boone sic played on the 6723-yapar MDT SHHOiyup Finals MDT) Tuesdax1? flam 1 at New Jersey champion Conference Western 4PiTO-- ' i n Thursday's same Western Conference champion at New Jersey 6 pm1 ' Satiirdayi June 3 lyew Jersey at yy astern conference champion -- 7575—150 AUGUSTA lOJ at 149 BOONE VALLEY SENIORS 13 Dalia'S 5 NtonrfayJViay IS Colorado 2 Fnday May 19 2 Dallas Sundavriresult Colorwftr- tTlieSdaLT result Colorado Thursday's result 2 Dallas Inaeries tied Michelle Estill Stephanie Brechf Kwon Audra Burks Marisa Baena Tina Barrett Karen Pearce Silvia Cavalier! Jean Bartholomew Anne Marie Palli Lee Ann Walker Kate Golden Lori West Jenny Lidback Mhalri McKay Siew-Um Ashli Bunch Cathy Mockett Vickie Odegard Sue Thomas Kathryn Marshall Lisa DePaulo Failed to Qualify Amy Benz Minny YeO Nand Bowen Kim Bauer Yu Ping Un Allison Finney All programing subject to changes Kevin Wentworth Scott Gump Jerry Smith Graeme Storm Darren Fichardt Rory Sabbahnl Baddeley David Sutherland Kazuhiko Hosokawa Haas Craig Sladler erts from Jane Geddes MattGogd 3 Philadelphia 4 switfsev 2 SatucdavvMay 20 Philadelphia 3 new Jersey 1 NaT Jersey 4 Philadelphia ‘ ‘ NOTE: Brian Watt! Jim Carter Franklin Langham Fuzzy Zoeller Brian Hennmger Craig A Spence Chris DiMarco JohnDalv Billy Andrade JoeySIndelar Jeff Maggert Robert Allenby IIIIL IfOiKfeV --- V game 3 1320 — Sports talk One-on-O5pm KFNZ-A1320 Sports — PCL baseball: Edmonton at 6pm Salt Lake ESPN Radio 1230-AKFNZ-A- ’ Ill Franc (AP) Friday's reInternationaux de Strasborg tournament WTA Tour day-axi- rt v Singles semifinals “ Silvtla Talala (6) Croatia def Nathalie Oechv 1 3 (4) France Rita Kuti Kis Hungary def Anna Smash nova 4 6 Israel (8) Doubles sontifiraifr Kim Grant South Africa and Maria Aleiandra Vento Venezuela def Eva Martincova Czech Re6 (3) public and Sandra Nacuk Yugoslavia 3 STRASBOURG sults of the S170 000 1320 Ray and Falrbaim basketball- - NBA 1 pm — NBA New York Playoffs basketball: Indiana at - Senior Boone seeonround at Augusta MOESPN w 4 30 p m racing: Thoroughbred 2Day at the RacefAlfjkmerican Handicap ' '£- - 130 Unser Jr back after INTER NATtONAUX STRASBOURG KFNZ-A- Eastern Conference finals 7P AUTO RACIIIG Maruska Austria def Una Krasnoroutskava 1 Russia 5 Rossana De Los Rios Paraguay def Janette Husarove Slovakia 2 6--1 Tatiana Kovalchuk Ukraine def Greta Am 4 Germany 6--4 Angelika Bachmann Germany def Alnboa 2 6 Goni Spain 2 Marta Marrero (3) Spain def Karolina 1 Franca 0 Sports talk: Fairways and ro— w Ji - (10) 1160 Greens KSL-A10 a m — Sports talk: Wateiboys with ' v Mahesh Bhupalhl India and Andrew Kratz-mer- m GambM and (1) Australia vs 6--1 Scott Humphries (4) United States (7x3) ' RADIO 8am— n ("! 30 p m — ’NBAtsasketball- - Indiana at New York Playoffs Eastern Conference finalsgame 3 NBCm ? a fn — MLBWweball: Chicago Cubs -- Louisville tjoon — LPGA-eoComing Classic ‘ TGC thirckound at C0h®8N-— MLB Boston at baseball am tt NevrYork Yankees FbX t“p m — PQA gglL The Memonal third round at Dublin Ohio CBS £ pm — NCAA lacrosse: Division I tournament serrtflnaC2 at College Park STANLEY — nAKw-iiv- ' MADRID Spain (AP) Friday's results of the 5170000 Open de Espana Villa de Madrid WTA tournament- Tour day-cou- rt Satgles semifinals Fablola Zuluaga Colombia def Iva MatoO 4 Croatia 3 j r Gala Leon Garda Spain def Virginia Ruarto 0 Pascual Spain 2 Doubtes samffin Gala Leon Garcia and Maria Antonia Sanchez Lorenzo Spam def Katarina Srebotnik Slovenia 2 and Ai Suglyama (2) Japan 6 Lisa Raymond United States and Rennet Stubbs (1) Australia def Asa Cartsson Sweden 6 nd Klmberiy Po (4) United States 7- (7--2) ' at 200rat Nazareth Pa i ESPN em rn — — Ml Saturday May 27 2000 MADRID WTA 11 FSN'--r H Sports er IIITH2 CLEACHZRS tl a m - —im z'jA'fi''tnsJV'v ff tijiJLsjrt t J - A A ft
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