| Show 6B Saturday December 2 Sports 2000 Standard-Examiner- ’ Dec at West Haven 2 Rocky Mountam def South Ogden 4 NOTE Kelt Flinders had 15 assists Judi Hawes had five kills Knslvn Wallace had nine service points Krsvtal Lemmon had six service points and Jessica Norlander had four blocks for Rocky Mountain now 6H) For South Ogden Laura Wood-i- n had six blocks now 2 Dec 1 at Plan City 2 Wahlquist def Sand Ridge 8 NOTE Mallory Raught had 15 assists and four aces Mandee Moigard had seven kills and five digs Kristie Gangwer added four kills and two digs and Lindsay Anderson had two kills and three aces for Wahlquist now 4 overall 1 Local schedule TODAY NBA basketball Utah at Chartotte 5 30 p m College men's basketball Weber State at Ball State Tournament at Arizona State 4pm Southern Utah at Nkssouri-Kansa- s Utah at City 4pm Southern Cal 3 30 p m College women s basketball San Jose State at Weber State 7 05 p m College women's volleyball NCAA Tournament at BYU Matchup of Fnday s winners 7pm College club hockey Colorado State at Webbr State 8 30 p m tHL hockey Cincinnati at Utah 7 35 p m Prep wrestling Layton Tournament 10 am Cache Classic at Mountain Crest Evanston (Wyo ) Tournament Prep boys basketball Ben Lomond Classic consolation game 6 p m championship game 8pm St Joseph BYU at Rich 3 30 pm Prep girls basketball Logan at Uintah Tournament Clearfield Tournament Games at noon 2pm4pm 6pm Prep cross country Foot Locker Western Regional at Mount San Antonio College Walnut Calif Prep swimming Meet at Ogden 8am Championships at Layton Distnct PGA GOLF Davis 8am Olympic Park 5pm Grizzlies ’ post rare -comeback correspondent Standard-Examin- THOUSAND OAKS Calrf (AP) results after the second round of the Williams World Challenge on the 7025-var- d Junior college football Rotary Bowl at St George William Rainy IHL HOCKEY By CHERYL KAMENSK1 WILLIAMS CHALLENGE Bobsled Amenca s Cup women s races at Utah s S3 Friday’s 5 million par-7- 2 Harper vs Dixie noon SUNDAY Bobsled Amenca s Cup at Utah Olympic Park men s and women s skeleton at 9 a m men s bobsled at 3 p m t WEST VALLEY CITY -The Utah Grizzlies are not used to coming from behind to v win hockey games ' Jamie Wright's power-pla- y goal gave the Grizzlies their first scoring lead of the game and a 3 wm over the Cincinnati Cyclones Fnday at the E Center Utah (11-9-trailed Cm- cinnati after the first' period and had not won in seven tries under those cir4-- On The Air 1) (10-12-- 2) ' TODAY TELEVISION — LPGA golf Women s World Cup of Golf second round at Kuala Lumpur Malaysia (same-da- y tape) TGC BePaul at 10 am — NCAA basketball Flonda ESPN 10 am — NCAA football Army vs Navy at Baltimore CBS 11am — NCAA football MAC Championship Game W Michigan at Marshall ABC 1pm — PGA golf Williams Wortd Challenge third round at Thousand Oaks Calif NBC 1pm — Tennis Mens Tennis Masters Cup Lisboa semifinal match 1 at Lisbon Portugal (same-oa- y tape) ESPN 1 30 first p m — PQ golf round at La Quinta Calif TGC 1 30 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Houston 77 Oklahoma 89 SW Missouri State 82 Antonio 54 Texas A&M 67 Texas-Sa- n Midwest Michigan 81 New Hampshire 49 Pacific 84 Northern Illinois 62 South East Carolina 92 Charleston Southern 65 Jackson State 74 Southern Miss 62 Mississippi 70 SE Louisiana 38 83 20T New Orleans 86 Louisiana-Monro- e Purdue 87 Kentucky 67 South Carolina 77 Akron 55 72 Louisiana-Lafavef- Sports talk Sports Byline NOTE All programing subject to changes Delaware Iowa 89 Navy 66 IHL HOCKEY American Conference Eastern Conference W L SOL Pts GF GA S are awarded for a victory Detroit at Oeveiand late Grand Rapids at Manitoba late Utah 4 Cincinnati 3 Today's games (Times MST) Milwaukee at Orlando 5pm Houston at Chicago 5 pm Grand Rapids at Manitoba 5 30 p m Detroit af Kansas City 5 30 p m Cincinnati at Utah 5 30 pm At West Valey City 2 Cincinnati 0 1—3 Utah 0 2 2- -4 First period- -1 Cincinnati DeFauw 3 (Heere-m9 48 2 Cincinnati Koehler 10 (Ritchie Cin (holding) Dionne) 1401 Penatoes-McCar231 VacNeil Cm (hooking) 1813 Second period -- 3 Utah Lauer3(Leeb Ling) 1202 4 Utah Purves 9 (Tsvbouk Morgan) 1308 Penatoes-Rucm- ski Cm (tripping) 113 Felsner Cm (high sticking) 8 43 Wright Utah fhoidmg) Cm (cross checking) 16 39 Houde Svoboda 17 20 Utah holding Third oenod — 5 Cincinnati MacDonald 6 (unass sted 406 6 Uah Baumgartner 2 (Tabaracci) 4 28 7 Utah 8 (Ling Purves) 607 (dp) Wright Penalties Ritchie Cm (tripping unsportsmanlike - 3 30 3 Morgan 30 Lmg sticking) 12 48 on goal -- Cincinnati So's 9 Dionne 10 21 6 Utah 27 - Cincinnati Power play opportunities Ua o‘ 6 so’s 30 sa os A 0of4 (34 Magliarditi Utah Tabaracci 6 5 (27 shots 24 saves - 6 336 Basketball NCAA Friday's results Tournaments Blue & Gold Coca Cota Classic Frst round CS Northndge 89 Kent State 85 Vdrlue’te 66 Centenary 47 T Carrier Classic Frst round 81 SI Akron Svacjse Virginia Tech 65 Fairfield 61 Frst Merchants Classic Frst round BaiS'a'eSO Anoerson ind 76 Prnceton 65 Weber State 60 OT Gazette Hawk eve Chatenge Frst round 79 Chattanooga 60 Tusa 65 Sama Cara 59 Phoenix Classic Champiomhe Colorado S'ato 86 Cent Connecticut St 76 Thrd place Halford 63 Yae 59 Trtoune Cyclone Cha tenge Frst round ioa Sate 94 Sou’hern u 6? Southern Miss 84 Western mmois 51 West Wvomrg 78 CregHon 74 Southwest Coppm Stae 61 Texas Southern 53 Sam Hous on $fae 88 Texas A&M Corpus NHL HOCKEY Eastprn Conterpnce Division na Chr sh South Aaban-- a 5afe 8? 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Roger L Whtfe InvUafian Nrwem UNL V SMU 18 28 55 Frst rood 77 Pp nn 71 OT S8 Women s Bastefe 8 7 10 Bonneve 13 goals -- Clearfield 5 5 (Eskeisen Shoily 3 Bonneville 7 16 2 (Brown Atwater) 20-- 45 55 Ross 3) LAYTON CHRISTIAN 72 MERIDIAN 60 At WSU's Swenson Gym Meridian (60) E Taylor 4 3 14 Ballard 2 6 8 Barrett 10-- 0 3 Erikson 4 13 9 Chou 113 4 Morten sen 2 12 6 1 3 J Tavior 4 1 Smith 9 Anderson 2 0 4 9 60 Totals 21 Layton Christian (72) 3 6 Garcia 2 2 2 6 Kirkland 3 Sensenstem 2 2 9 Percrfietd 7 2 4 21 Merrigan 2 0 2 4 Johnson 7 2 4 16 Anwiier 5 0 10 Totais 27 72 7 Mencftan 60 4 21 15- -72 14 18 25 Christian Layton 3 point goats — Meridian 6 (E Tavtor 3 Barrett Chou J Tavior) Lavton Christian 7 Percifieid 5 Sensenstem Kirkland) At Ogden Richfield (39) 0 4 Fiekjmg 3 4 12 Luekenga White I 2 Howard 3 7 DeMile 3 0 7 Beck 0 2 4 39 DaH 112 3 Totals 14 Ben Lomond (64) Dootan 7 2 2 18 Puente 3 0 7 Brandiey 3 4 8 5 Dimtck 3 12 Barker 4 3 4 11 Washington 5 OOll Laughter 0 0 0 Poiard00-0YafesOO-0 Anne 0 0 0 Totals 23 8 64 -39 9 10 13 10 11 Ben Lomond 64 29 3 oom goats — Richfield 4 (Wtofe Fieidmg 2 Ben Lomond 4 (Dooian 2 Puente WashDeMwe) ington Rted FREMONT 56 GRANGER 43 At Plan City 0 11 2 Christensen 6 6 Sieater 3 5 15 2 Erickson 4 Totals 13 7 43 Fremont (56) Beus 3 6 6 Hadtev 2 2 2 8 Jacobsen 2 14 5 0 2 Jensen 10 14 15 35 Totats 16 20 2 7 5o Lafm Scoring by Quarters not provided 3 Pont 4 Hansen 2 Erickson Bad) Fremont 4 (Hddev 2 Beus Jensen) MOUNTAIN VIEW 57 DAVIS 40 Class 10 $mim ) Murdock 0 19 7 2 2 4 2 24 57 Hjnsaer Rdmfl 8 6 0 2 Henry 0 5 6 5 Pirvger M) 22 Oson 0 2 2 8 0 0H3 2 1 DavH (40) 1 OH) 2 Hnam 1 2 2 5 Sargent 3 3 4 9 VanBrockkn 0 4 6 4 Weaver 0 2 2 2 Saoo 0 2 4 2 T unman 2 0 4 Dennev 3 0 8 Ricketts 0 Soraje 2 0 4 Totals 12 13 19 40 14 -- 57 14 14 13 Meuntagi View 11 4 Dtfvn 9 40 3 pomt goats — Mountain View 2 (Henry 2) Davis 3 (Dennev 2 Heath) Cur OGDEN 60 ROY 40 At Ogden High Roy (40) 3 OH) 9 Sparrow 1 OH) 3 Rose"be-0 2 1 Pocksen OH) 2 k idia" 0 0 Mesoagni t 0 2 Bvbee 0 2 2 2 Samoson 3 OH) 7 Bartuss X H) 6 0 0 0 Hansen 1 OH) 2 Peervw 0 3 4 3 o 1 3 Totats H 40 (60) Ogden 14 6 4 3 4 9 Hoev 3 Burring 2 4 9 Jonnson 3 OH) 7 Senrtwr 0 OH) 2 4 Workmen o 2 1 W 33 4 9 'sc 0 0 0 P"ce 0 0 0 Ltscomb 0 0 0 Hos-"- s 0 13 1 Q Hamer 0 2 2 2 Dame Bcmoew 0 0 0 To60 tals 19 Her Fan Dvser Lid 60 guys are pretty resilient Their spirit has been strong the past few days” Cincinnati took the lead in the third period but Gregor TENNIS MASTERS CUP LISBON Portugal S3 7 million Tennis the Tour tournament SKIING WOMEN’S WORLD CUP Waer 14 3 point Fremont 11 17 goals — Sky View 3 (Wood (DeVries) 2 12- -54 Grunig) At Clearfield High Ogden (19) 0 0 2 McCov Wavmen 1 0 0 2 Adams 2 Kmgsford 0 0 3 Foutger 2 0 4 4 White 2 0 0 4 2 2 8 19 8 2 Drake 0 4 Totals Viewmont (45) 6 States 3 0 0 Newman 2 0 5 Johnson 3 0 0 2 Shaneiy 10 12 6 Reed 4 OH) 9 Nvborg 0 0 0 JHovley 10 12 3 Hasenvgger 0 Stav Jensen 4 4 6 Tota s 17 4 6 45 1 11- -19 5 2 Ogden 12 13 13 7—45 Viewmont -3 point goals Ogden 1 (Kmgsford) Viewmont 3 (Newman Reed Stay) CLEARFIELD 61 MORGAN 51 23 Smith 0 2 2 3 1 13 2 Kenmrgfon Wiberg 0 13 Overdiek 7 8 0 0 4 Robison 1 10 0 Totals 20 17 29 61 Morgan (51) Barlow 0 0 2 Whitear 6 3 8 15 Biazzard 4 0 8 Rupp 0 2 Manning OH) 2 Kav 0 0 0 Had0 2 Wangsgard 5 3 3 16 dock 112 3 Thurston Turner 0 12 Totals 20 8 12 51 61 8 20 17 Clearfield 16- -51 10 IS 10 Morgan 2 point goas -- CearfieW 4 (M'ller 2 Overdiek Rhoades) Morgan 3 (Wangsgard 3) 0 At 32 52 BOX ELDER Bngham City Layton (52) Dolan 2 3 4 8 Waters 2 0 0 4 Weston 0 14 1 9 Nieison 0 13 Stewart 4 6 10 14 Berlin 4 3 Sorenson 0 2 4 2 Ashment 10 12 Brown 1 OH) 2 Totals 18 14 31 Youngman 3 0 16 Netson 52 Elder (32) Box Netson Allen 0 12 3 Shaw 2 2 OH) 2 Gbert Ford l 5 ToaiS 3 6 Lavton Box Elder 3 Elder 8 2 0 2 5 7 Jensen 0 10 8 15 Crorker - Lavton C'ocxer 2 0 0 3 EHiS 0 0 8 OH) 32 11 point goats 4 (Gilbert 3 2 (Dolan Ellis) 9 4 15 52 9 16—32 Box Berlin) high basketball OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT JUNIOR HIGH BOYS LEAGUE MOUND FORT 48 MOUNT OGDEN 46 Thursday at Mound Fort Mount Ooden (46) Hener 0 OH) 0 Sawver I 0 2 Pederson 0 0 0 Bn ms te 0 0 0 Apeggien 0 OH) 0 Reves 0 0 0 Dvksfer 4 OH) 12 U Maver 0 0 C Smh 4 0 2 Marchescni 4 2 4 10 Lower 0 0 0 0 Bemeo Dunn 2 OH) 5 Soucedo 0 4 64 P Smith 0 0 0 Tota S 16 7 H 46 Mound Fort (48) Townsend 1 0 2 Smith 20-0Pugr-t- rp 3 12 7 WHie 0 0 0 2 Medina K) 2 5 23 0 3 0 0 0 CueMartinez 0 Hoxve Grav 0 vas 3 0 6 Bartetson 0 0 0 Perez 0 0 0 Totais tl 1)73 21 4 12 48 Aon " " 46 9 Mount Ooden 9 12 13 14—48 Mound Fort 3 point goals -- Mount Ogden 7 Dvks'er 4 C Smith 2 Dunnt Mound Fori 2 (Medina Hoxsei NOTE Chris Meckna scored 23 points to lead Mound Fort who mcroved to 2 2 on the season Brvson Dvser scored 12 orn’S Curtis Smim 11 Sam Marcnescm added K) tor me Ram$ now 1H) on me season Jr High volleyball WEBER SCHOOL DISTRICT GIRLS LEAGUE Nov 24 at West Haven Porky Msatft drf Roy IS 11 15 11 Soamow had 11 service points NOTE Haws Kae Anopryyi had W service pors had egnt Jessca Nortanoer had four KeiMe Powers bot tor Rocky Mountain (5-had one Don’s tor Roy aj seri LOUISE Also Kirsten Clark United States 52 Megan Geretv United States 40 51 Sarah Schieper United States 22 67 Caroline Laiive United States 12 32 38 TRANSACTIONS VIEWMONT 45 OGDEN 19 At Clearfield High Clearfield (61) Tavior 113 3 Brown Rhoades 4 3 8 12 Miner 5 - Alberta (AP) Friday's top finishers from the first women s World Cup ski downhill race of the season Isolde Kostner Italy one minute 33 76 seconds 2 Carole Montillet France 13424 3 Cormne Switzerland 1 34 40 4 Regine Cavagnoud France 13447 5 Bibiana Perez Italy 134 59 34 66 6 Moica Suhadolc Slovenia 34 66 tie Jonna Mendes United States 8 Tania Schneider Austria 134 79 9 Kirsten Clark United States 3495 34 95 tie and Soela Bracun Slovenia 11 Melanie Turgeon Canaoa 134 97 12 Sviviane Berthod Switzerland 13508 13 Emily Brydon Canada 13513 14 TrudeGimie Norway 135 14 15 Brigitte Obermoser 35 20 Austria 16 Isabelle Huber Germany 35 30 17 Selina Heregger Austria 13533 18 Martina Ertl Germany 35 34 19 Renate Goetschl Austria 13542 20 Ingrid Jacquemod 35 50 France 21 Michaeia Dorfmeister Austria 13552 22 Melanie Suchet France 13564 23 Petra Halfmavr Germany 13567 24 FuikoSekmo France 13567 25 Veronika Thanner Austria 3570 26 Oiesva Aliyeva Russia 135 72 27 Damela Ceccareili Italy 135 81 28 Cathenna Borghi Switzerland 13586 29 Ingeborg Helen Marken Norway 13589 3) Karin Blaser Austria 13591 Overal After seven races Martina Ertl Germany 359 points 2 Regme Cavagnoud France 244 3 Jantca Kosteiic Croatia 239 4 Isolde Kostner Italy 206 5 Michaeia Dorfmeister Austria 203 6 Brigitte Obermoser Austria 192 7 Sonia Nef Switzerland 166 tie Cormne Switzerland 166 9 Ama Paerson Sweden 165 17 Kristina Kozmck United States 100 20 Jonna Mendes United States 86 LAKE FREMONT 54 SKY VIEW 36 Fremont (AP) — Friday's results of ATP Masters Round Robin Red Group Pete Sampras (3) United States def Marat 2 Safin (1) Russia 3 Green Group Andre Agassi (8) United States def Magnus 2 Norman (4) Sweden 3 Gustavo Kuerten (2) Brazil def Yevgeny Ka4 felnikov (5) Russia 3 At Clearfield High Sky View (36) Merrill 0 2 2 2 Grunig 4 0 9 Wood 5 0 0 12 2 6 4 Hatch 2 113 Powasnik 0 4 3 Hall 0 Beck 2 Maimberg 0 0 2 Totals U 9 15 36 Fremont (54) Cnddle 5 4 5 14 Russeti 3 0 6 Schumers 2 Hart 0 2 2 2 DeVnes 3 2 2 9 Hales 4 12 9 Tubbs60-01- ? LongohnGQOO Montgomery 0 0 0 0 Totals 22 9 11 54 14- -36 5 13 4 Sky View Jr Granger (43) Ban 4 2 2 9 Hansen 20-- At Clearfield High Tooele (31) 10 Calloway 2 5 LowKav Bleazard ery 0 0 2 McKinney 3 12 7 Miner 2 0 4 5 Patch 2 00-- 1 0 Sandoval 2 Totals 10 10 23 31 Rov (32) 0 2 Greenhalgh 2 Boelter 2 0 0 4 Gatherum 3 10 7 Hill 3 3 119 Wilson 2 6 Gilmore 12 2 4 0 Purtell 0 0 0 0 S’orev Mattson 0 0 0 0 Law 0 00 00 Totals 11 10 29 32 31 8 1? 2 Tooele 14 32 4 8 Roy 3 point (Miner) LAYTON BEN LOMOND 64 RICHFIELD 39 vw Friday's results Tournaments Ar Fvce Classic Frst round Air Force 68 Lamar 57 Noth Teas 67 UAB 54 Commerce Bank Wide Class Frst round Kansas S'ato 84 Texas Southern 41 Teras AiV Corous Cnnsti 7$ Tennessee S3e At Washmgton Terrace Clearfield (45) Brown 2 1 6 Wilkens 0 111 Tovev 0 12 1 Moultrie 8 2 18 Ross 3 0 9 Gunter 0 5 3 L Robison 2 4 7 Totals 15 45 Bonneville (55) 3 Shoily 5 8 9 21 Lindquist 3 2 8 Eskeisen 8 Dehart 4 2 3 10 Atwater 3 4 6 11 Porter 0 2 2 2 AtKavsvde Mountan (57) Cordon 0 2 2 2 CrrtcKed NCAA Women ai-- BONNEVILLE 55 CLEARFIELD 45 63 Midwest Southwest Missouri S’a'e 81 North Texas 64 I ao nr s ion a oven cvs 9 Weber (63) Wimmer 0 0 0 Bailev 7 0 0 15 Hess 112 4 Jenkms 0 1 0 Sparrow 6 4 7 19 Lee 3 2 7 8 Gottfredson 112 4 Hansen 11-- 2 3 Munford 4 9 Mills 0 0 0 Rasmussen 0 0 0 Nelson 0 0 0 Totals 23 2 62 11 22 20 29-- 82 Layton 12 13 Weber 63 24 3 point goats-Lav- fon 11 (Egan 6 Deelstra 4 6 Weber Applegate) (Bailey Hess Sparrow 3 Gottfredson) 2 ati Atlantic Utah (unsportsmanlike Utah (slashing) 82 29 40 12 ROY 32 TOOELE 31 45 LAYTON 82 WEBER 63 Af Pleasant View f Layton (82) 0 2 Egan 8 2 2 24 Adams 0 0 0 0 Unsicker 13 Chenoweth 0 0 0 0 Deelstra 7 8 Viator 6 0 24 Morrow 0 0 0 Smellte 0 0 0 Applegate 0 3 Fitzgerald 0 4 6 4 Perry 5 0 0 10 HawkeS 2 Dahl 0 0 0 Grondel 0 0 0 Steele 0 0 0 0 Totals GRIZZLIES 4 CYCLONES 3 crmouct) C n nigh Clearfield Thursday's non league results Granger 64 Skyline 42 West Jordan 64 Brighton 58 Timpyiew 107 Loveland (Colo ) 24 Olympus 89 Hunter 59 Pine View 57 Orem 41 Parowan 47 Milford 40 Meridian 85 Christian Heritage 48 Christian Heritage 36 Meridian 16 Friday's results conduct) 55 7 10 16 12 results Friday's Lavton 52 Box Elder 32 Lady Falcon Invitational At Clearfield High School Semifinals Champonsh) bracket Clearfield 61 Morgan 51 Fremont 54 Sky View 36 Consolation bracket Viewmont 45 Ogden 19 Roy 32 Tooele 31 Thursday's results Region 17 St Joseph 43 Waterford 28 games Bonneville 82 Olympus 51 Ben Lomond 58 West 55 Weber 50 Bear River 48 Mountain Crest 41 Northndge 30 Lavton Christian 77 Wendover 45 Skvhne 45 Taylorsville 41 (OT) Highland 55 Cottonwood 31 Lone Peak 49 Murray 35 Wavne 69 South Sevier 64 Mountain View 60 Riverton 29 Hillcrest 44 East 29 Timpanogos 64 Spanish Fork 40 Bingham 58 Jordan 36 Snow Canyon 66 Emery 36 Hurricane 52 Delta 30 Richfield 46 Gunnison 40 Dixie 52 Enterprise 50 South Summit 63 Park City 34 Rowland Hall-Mark s 39 Dugway 36 Tabtona 68 East Carbon 31 Juab 67 Grantsville 36 Lady Falcon Invitational At Clearfield High School Frst round Fremont 49 Ogden 28 Morgan 54 Rov 35 Fremont 54 Sky View 36 Viewmont 45 Ogden 19 Sky View 47 Viewmont 37 Clearfield 48 Tooele 25 Prep Basketball Bonneville 13 Girls basketball 70 Hartford 50 Mount St Mary s Md 63 Marist 59 e results Friday's Lavton 82 Weber 63 Fremont 56 Granger 43 Mountain View 57 Davis 40 Lavton Christian 72 Meridian 60 West 63 Carbon 55 Ben Lomond 64 Richfield 39 NOTE Two points one for a shootout loss Wright “1 just about puked for a period and a half” Grizzlies Coach Bob Bourne said “Our goals— Roy 6 (Henrie 3 Sparrow Sampson Malmberg) Ogden 2( Holley Lund) East NFL FOOTBALL until scored Jd BASEBALL DEC 1 American League Chicago White Sox -- Designated RHP Chad Bradford for assignment Natrona) League Chicago Cub- s- Sent LHP Phil Norton and INF Chad Mevers outright to Iowa of the PCL Cincinnati Reds — Claimed LHP Jeff Wallace off waivers from Pittsburgh Released OF Kimera Bartee Named Mike Greenwell hitting coach for Chattanooga of the Southern League New York Mets — Agreed to terms with RHP Turk Wendetl on a three-yecontract San Diego Padres — Traded RHP Brandon Kolb to Milwaukee for SS Santiago Perez and either a player to be named or cash Signed LHP Scott Karl to a contract BASKETBALL DEC 1 National Basketbal Association Toronto F Charles Oakley for three games and fined him S15 000 for punching Los Angeles Clipper G Jeff Mclnnis during a on Dec 1 Fined Sacramento G Jason Williams S 10 000 for directing profanity and obscene gestures towards fans after a game at San Antomo on Nov 29 Chicago Bulls — Activated C Jake Voskuhl from the m ured list Placed G A J Guyton on the miured list G Brevm Cleveland Cavaliers-Activat- ed Knight from the miured list Placed G Michael Hawkins on the iniured list Minnesota Ttmberwolves— Placed F Reggie Siater on the imured list Activated F Tom Hammonds from the miured list Philadelphia 76er- s- Activated C Todd MacCul-kc- h from the miured list Placed G Pepe Sanchez on the miured list FOOTBALL DEC 1 National Foofbal League NFL — Named Mike Pereira director of officiating and Larry Uoson director of officiating ooerations at the conclusion o the 2000 season Atlanta Falcons -- Signed OB Marc Buiger to toe practice sauad Reteased Dt Crns White from the practice sauad Cleveland Browns — Signed FB Chris Flovd New England Patriots -- Claimed LB Mark Megna off waivers from Cincinnati Released LB Maugauia Tuiteie Placed TE Chris Eitzmann on m ured reserve HOCKEY DEC 1 National Hockey League B ak) Sabres — Placed F Doug Giimour on in- -i ured reserve Activated D Rhett Warrener from miure reserve igary Flame- s- Assigned D Derek Morris to So Jonn of toe AHL Carotin Hurricanes-Nam- ed Jerry Higgins director of PubHc and media relations Los Angeles k mgs Assigned G Travis Scott to Lowoii of the AHL Phoenix Covmps — Reassigned G Patrick to Sorirfieto Of the AHl Vancouver Canucks — Waived D Greg Hawgnod Washington Caoha Reassigned LW James Back to Portland of toe AHL - - COLLEGE DEC 1 Cat S‘ate Fuherto- n- Named Jason Spencer assistant $oors mtormation director HaHwick-Named Barry Sne’on basebat coach Indiana S'a’- e- Announced toe rpsgraion of Chervi Reeve wo mn $ baske’Da coach ed toe contract of Michigan Ciarenre Ltonnrvxocxj areX director unii toe Sumrner of 2002 San toe resignation of Tammy Leot women s asvs’ant vouevba coach Wmgafe — Named Kevin Iwausa men s and women $ cross country coach Baumgartner scored 22 seconds later to tie the game Baumgartner rarely plays a regular shift and benefited from the ice time “Baumgartner has been the best player in practice the past few days” Bourne said "He deserved a chance I hate sitting anyone out” Defenseman Mark Wotton came back from sitting out the last 18 games after having hernia surgery Wotton skated a regular shift and helped defend while the Grizzlies were shorthanded ’ ‘ excel- - “Wotton demands lence every night because that is the way he plays” Bourne said He felt the addition of Wotton back into the lineup will also help in the locker room Goaltender Rick Tabaracci fought off several Cincinnati scoring chances including one that dislodged the net and put the netminder fiat on his stomach with several Cyclones players toppled on him Tabaracci had 24 saves in his second start in as many games after missing seven games w ith a back injury Utah also got goals from veterans Brad Lauer and John Purves within 66 seconds in the second period Purves leads the Grizzlies in goals with nine ' Utah’s best first-perio- d scoring chance came when Jeff MacMillan crashed into the Cyclones net taking Magliar-di- ti with him David Lmg followed up on the play trying to ' put the puck into the goal ' ’ ' Grizzlies notes: Bourne will miss the Gnzrlies home game against the Orlando Solar Bears on Dec 12 Bourne will be m New York to attend ceremonies presented h Sports Illustrated to honor athletes who are acme in humanitarian elTorts Bourne was named Sportsman of the Year in 1987 while with the LA kings tor his help in raising thousands ol dollars for children with Spina Bifida IIHL ROUNDUP Islanders New Jersey stuck at 0 0-- The Associated Press EAST RUTHERFORD NJ - John Vanhiesbrouck stopped Pdtrik Lius’ penalty-sho- t in overtime and made 26 saves as the New York Islanders played their first 0--0 game' in nearly 1 1 years by tying the New Jersey Devils on Friday night Elias was awarded the penalty shot when he was tripped by Kevin Haller as he skated m alone on Vanbiesbrouck 21 seconds into overtime Vanbiesbrouck who played for the New York Rangers against the Islanders in their" last scoreless game on Dec 9 1989 forced Elias toward the right post and his backhand attempt hit the side of the net Martin Brodeur stopped all 24 shots for the Devils who outshot the Islanders 1 m overtime 6-- Capitals 3 Bruins 2: At Washington L If Dahlen had two goals including the liebrcuking score with 14 11 left as Washington stretched its home winning streak to fue Penguins 6 Sabres 4: At Buffalo N Y Josef Beranck scored a decisive third period goal and Jaromir Jagr broke a four-gam- e pointless streak Alexei kosalec scored twci goals for the Penguins Red Wings 3 Panthers 1: At Sunrise Ha Manns Legace made 26 saves for Detroit to wn prove to 1 in his last 10 games and |
