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Show TheSalt Lake Tribune SPORTS Sunday, October 12, 2003 ACCinvite for Boston College? WoMEn’s WorRLbD Cup Atlantic Coast Conference chancellors and presidents will hold a teleconference today amid reports they are ready to invite Boston College to be the league’s 12th team. Miami and Virginia Tech were added to the nine-team conference in June and will begin play in 2004. SPORTS Now it appears the ACC is ready brief In to revisit the addition of Boston College or even Syracuse. Boston College and Syracuse were the Big East schools in the ACC’s original expansion plans, but were voted down in favor of adding the Hurricanes and Hokies. “Tt’s natural to think about Boston College and Syracuse Maax J. Temnii/TheAssociated Press The United States’ Mia Hamm,right, batties with Canada’s Diana Matheson during the Americans’ 3-1 victory. U.S.gets some consolation The Associated Press CARSON, Calif. — The U.S. womenleft the World Cup soccer tournament with their heads held high. Led by veterans Mia Hamm, Kristine Lilly and Tiffeny Milbrett, the Americans won the third-place game Saturday 3-1 over Canada. It was not the prize they set out for, but it was an impressive display of their talent against one of soccer’s rising nations. “It was very importantto finish this way, whether it was for first, second or third,” Milbrett said. “If there is a game we have to win in a tournament, we want to win.” Before 25,253 at the Home many of whom havesaid they won't play in another World Cup, then saluted the crowd at the sideline, throwing kisses, waving and clapping their hands. Hamm's perfect twisting corner kick was headed home by Shannon Boxx for the winning goal in the 52nd minute. It was the 1,000th goal for the U.S. women. Then Hamm,soccer’sall-time leading goal-scorer who has become a terrific playmaker as well, made a quick restart in the 80th. Her feed eventually found its way to Milbrett in the penalty area and she scored to improve the U.S. record against Canada to 26-3-3. It’s the second time the United States has finished third in the World Cup,also doing it in sliding shot and crashed into goalkeeper Briana Scurry, who also hit the goal post after the ball banged off the post. Lang tested Scurry again moments later, but the American went to the ground to catch the ball. Earlier, Scurry had to soar to barely tip one of Lang’s shots over the net in the 19th minute. Devin Dehlin will have a short drive to work, but he will find far fewer cars in the parking lot. Alan James and Mike Borich are leaving the courses where they learned to playgolf. Those are amongtheeffects of Salt Lake County’s sweeping changes in the managementof its six golf courses. All six head pros will have new assignments in January. Several assistant pros are also moving, and not necessarily accompanying their current bosses. “| hate to leave here;I’ve been here so long,” James said of Mountain View Golf Course in West Jordan, where he was first employed in 1968 to retrieve golf balis from the ponds, Yet “a change really is refreshing to me, I have mixed emotions, but I'm excited.” James is the county’s longesttenured head pro after 12 years at Mountain View. Dehlin recently took over at Old Mill Golf Course, where “you open the doors and everybody showsup,” he said. Attracting golfers is much more difficult at South Moun- tain Golf Club in Draper.“It’s going to be a new challenge for me,” Dehlin said. “Professionally, it'll help me grow.” Sandy resident Jeff Beaudry, a career services consultant for the PGA of America, sees benefits to the changes. “At first blush, I kind oflike it,” he said. “It's probably good for them, and good for the facilities they goto, to have a fresh set of eyes. It’s human nature; weall get in a little bit of a rut.” A possible sideeffect, Beaudry said, is losing the value of relationships the pros have developed with regulars. Some may follow their pro by playing the other course more frequently. Others’ habits may notbe affected. Dehlin is switching with Jerry Brewster. The otherassignments send Borich from Meadow Brook to Mick Riley, Steve Young from Riverbendto Meadow Brook and Todd Meyer from Mick Riley to Mountain View. Senior Open The Country Club of Salt trail Hansen by a stroke. Korea Open: John Daly shot a par-72, leaving him one stroke offthe lead after three rounds at the Korea Open at Seoul, South Korea. China’s Liang Wenchong (70) and Thailand’s Thaworn Wiratchant (71) were tied for first at 3under 213. IRL, IndyCar Series, Chevy 500,1:30 p.m., ESPN. ee eae a = © PBA. Banquet Open, Tl am, ESPN @ Golf ae European PGA Tour, Dutch Open, 7 a.m,» TGC. ws LPGA, Samsung World Championship, 12:30 p.m, Ch. 5. ‘ PGA Tour, Las Vegas invitational, 1 pm... Yankees at Red Sox, 5:30 p.m., Ch. 13. @ RFL Chiefs at Packers, Tt a.m. Ch. 2. Eagles at Cowboys, ft a.m., Ch. 13. Steelers at Broncos, 245 p.m., Ch. 2. A> 08 49ers at Seahawks, 6:30 p.m., ESPN. @ NHL Blues at Avalanche, 7 p.m, ESPN2. @ Soccer Women's World Cup championship, ©" Germany vs. Sweden, 10:30 a.m. Ch. 4. © MLB Playofts Cubs at Martins, :45 p.m, KJQS-AM (1230). Yankees at Red Sox, 515 p.m, KJQS-AM (1230). @ NFL Buccaneers at Redskins, 10:45 a.m., KFNZ-AM (1320). are Steelers at Broncos, 2 pum, KFNZ-AM . we (1320). ae 49ers at Seahawks, 6 p.m., KFNZ-AM (1320). WHY COST YOURSELF $$$ minute. It was Sinclair’s third goal ofthe tournamentandtied it 1-1. Lilly scored just outside the penalty area in the 22nd minute. Her left-footed blast found the right corner of the net after the Uw aa ball cameloose in a scramble. New coursesfor S.L. County pros The Salt Lake Tribune 68 and is a stroke behind. Rachel Teske had five birdies on the back nine and finished with a 6-under 66 to take a one-shot lead after three rounds ofthe LPGA Samsung World Championship at The Woodlands, Texas. Se Ri Pak was one back along with Beth Daniel. Dutch Opes: Soren Hansen shot a 4under par 66 for a oneshot lead after three rounds of the Dutch Open at Hilversum, Netherlands. Maarten Lafeber ofthe Netherlands had the best round ofthe day at 64 to MLS Revolution cilach: Steve Ralston scored on a penalty kick expansion. in the first minute ofovertime as the New England Revolution NFL beat D.C. United 1-0 at Foxboro, Suspeasion lifted: Offensive Mass., to clinch a playoff bid. In tackle Chris Terry was actiother games, Dallas and the MetroStars played to a 0-0 tie in vated by the Seattle Seahawks after serving a five-week susEast Rutherford, N.J., and host pension for violating the NFL’s Kansas City beat Los Angeles ' 2-1 in overtime. —Combined news services Scurry had no chance on Christine Sinclair’s low 12-yard shot after a brilliant pass from Christine Latham in the 38th GoLF NOTES By Kurt KRAGTHORPE take a one-shot lead after the fourth round ofthe Las Vegas Invitational. Steve Flesch shot @ Auto Racing SRL GUAR Omeacteog | Test Drive & Preview Auto Auction Mon-Fri 9am-6pm utahpublicautoauction.com 566 S Delong (2350 W) Moving time Salt Lake County's six head golf professionals are all moving to different courses in 2004. 2004 course Current course Pre Meadow Brook Steve Young Riverbend Mountain View Todd Meyer Mick Riley Riverbend Alan James Mountain View Mike Borich Mick Riley Meadow Brook Old Mill Jerry Brewster South Mountain Devin Dehlin South Mountain Old Mill Assistant pros’ assignments: Meadow Brook-Pat Riley, Shyler Andreason. Mountain View-Brent Baldwin, Troy Shaw. Riverbend-Brian Schramm, Ryan Colemere. Mick Riley-Jeff Waters, Jeff Miller. Old Mill-Mark Owen, Jason Reynolds. South Mountain-Wade Olsen, Dara Rittman. Lake City remains in contention for the 2008 U.S. Senior Open. The executive committee of the United States Golf Association metthis past week and could have selected anothersite before evaluating the club’s invitation, but did not do so. USGAofficials are likely to visit the club in the next few weeks “to see if we go any further with this whole thing,” said Mark Passey, the USGA’s Central Region manager. Invitations to the USGA are notfor a specific year’s event. The next opening for the Senior Openafter ‘08 is in 2010. schedule has continued,a player whose career was boosted by his performance at Willow Creek has raised his game even more. Scott Gutschewski, whose third-place finish helped him gain temporary membership on the tour, won last weekend’s Envirocare of Utah has until Nov. 15 to extendits title sponsorship of the Utah Classic at Willow Creek Country Club. “EverythingI’ve heard is we’re still on schedule,” said tournament director Evan Byers. 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