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Show Friday, November14, 2003 TheSalt Lake Tribune SPORTS BASEBALL NoTes Gagne's award is a Cy ofrelief Soames Atlantic Division WoL T OTL Pte GFGA Hartlord 613 Manchester Lowell 7 7 Eric Gagne wasalmost as perfect in NL Cy Young Award voting as he was on the mound. to hold a lead against Arizona on Aug. 26, 2002, a major league record. Steroid penalties 1 1 § 8 0 6 3 0 12 24 30 Springfield 5 7 1 Off Nov. 21 3 8 Binghamton 2 1 4 3 1 633 Semifinals ge S Francis. N.Y -Massachusetis—Davidson- 5 10 2 2 14 32 52 5 71 112 6237 2 6 2 1 7 2735 WESTERN CONFERENCE Texas Tech winner, 7 or 9 p.m La-Latayette-Georgia Tech—Hotstra-Marist winner vs. Vermont-Nevade—Yale-Connectiout wine ner, 7 09 p.m 5 1 North Division Therelief pitcher who converted all 55 of his save chancesthis year received 28 of 32 first-place votes and 146 points to win the honor Thursday from the Baseball Writers’ Associa tion of America. It was just the ninth timea reliever won a Cy Major LeagueBaseball will begin penalizing players for steroid use next season after learning that more than 5 percentofthis year’s tests came back positive. Suspicions of steroid use had run high recently as bulked-upsluggers set all sorts of Young, the first in Eri¢ Gagne homerunrecords. the NLsince San Stars such as BarDiego's Mark Davis in ry Bonds and Sammy 1989, Sosa denied taking the “We haven't seen alot drugs. of relievers win that MLBsaid of 1,438 anonaward, so I wasa little worymoustests this season, beried,” Gagne said during a tween 5 and 7 percent were telephone conferencecall. positive. San Francisco's Jason Starting next year, a Schmidt was second with first positive test for stetwo first-place votes and 73 roid use would result in points. Chicago’s Mark treatment and a second in Prior got the other firsta 15-day suspensionorfine place votes and wasthird of up to $10,000. with 60 points. The length ofpenalties Gagne,a 27-year-old would increase to a 25-day right-hander, was 2-3 with suspensionorfine of up to a 1.20 ERA andhad137 $25,000 for a third positive strikeouts and 20 walksin test, a 50-day suspension or 82innings. fine of up to $50,000 for a Heis the onlypitcher to fourth and a one-yearsusreach 50 saves in more pension andfine of up to than one season and has $100,000 fora fifth. The susconverted 62 consecutive pensions would be without save chancessincefailing pay. W 7 Hamitton Rochester 6 Cleveland eet Manitoba £22 Toronto BS $682 0 8Bn® West Division W oL T OTL Pts GFGA openerfor two teams looking to gameboth spots are still up for grabs. Marquette shot 29.6 percent (16-for-54), while the Red Storm were 16-for-51 (31.4 percent). The Golden Eagles committed 20 turnovers, two more than St. John’s. Diener was theoffensive star The Salt Lake Tribune The Utah Wildlife Board approved proposals Thursday to change the state's limited-entry elk hunting opportunities, make it easier for young deer hunters to get a permit and add twobighorn sheep tags for the conservation permit program. “This is a major improvement for limited-entry hunting,” said Jim Karpowitz, the Division of Wildlife Resources’ big game coordinator. “Everybody now knows what to expect and what their cutof thepie is.” The Wildlife Board accepted the recommendation of two Regional Advisory Councils in adopting a limited-entry permit allocation, giving 15 percent of all permits on each unit to muzzleloader hunters, 25 percent to archery hunters and 60 percent as any weapon permits. The vast majority of people drawing the any weapontag use a rifle The DWR had proposed a 1025-65 allocation, but none of the state’s five regions was completely comfortable with those numbers. Clint Fredrickson of the Utah Bowmen’s Association suggested that permit numbers on the limited-entry units should be based on hunter success “We should add permits to those aspects which use less efficient methods,” said Fredrick- son, who called for a split of 50 permits for rifle hunters and 25 gach for muzzleloaders and archers. Using a limited entry unit with a 100-bull harvest target. ! Fredrickson explained that rific at Georgia een Mississipps i? $392 20:17 WM 0(soe 8 7 @ ae at Cincinnati Milwaukee 7 5 5 2 13 0 6 % 31 14 324 Rhode Island at W. Kentucky, 6 p.m. SE Missoun St. at Utah, 8 p.m vr Houston a 471 0824 ee NOTE: Two points are awarded for @ win, one point for ties and overtime losses St, Louis at Chicago, 11 am. (Ch. 13) San Dvego at UC Santa Barbara, 2 p.m Houston at Buffalo, 11 a.m, Washington at Carolina, 11 am Jacksonville at Tennessee,11 a.m Allanta at New Orleans, 11 am Chicago at St. John's, 4:05 p.m Mississing| Kansas City at Cincinnati, 11 a.m St. Peter's-Rutgers winner vs, Jackson St- Torormo ot Pavan. 6 pm - Cincinnati winner, TBA Portiand at Providence, 5:05 pm Santa Barbars winner, TBA Cincnnatat Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m Cc Wednesday B winner ', island:W. Kentucky winner, ' vs, SE Missouri St: Utah—San Diago-UC Santa Barbara winner, TBA mony atone MissourKansas City at Minnesota, 6 p.m Mt SOUTH Flagler 108, Florida Christian 57 Quarterfinais Georgia St. 111, Clark Atlante 78 winner, 5 p.m Georgia State-Utah winner Minnesota winner, 8:30 p.m vs. UMKC- «4 Connecticut al Arkansas at Middie Tenn at Utah St 20% 19% 6 New Mexico St La -Latayetie Troy St. at North Texas 2» Francisoo, p.m. (Ch. INEQU UNDERDOG Houston 98 (98) at Cleveland Kansas City St Louis at Carolina : (a (47) 6(42) 6 (964) &Tennessee Brass 1 N.Y, Giants — Cincinnat Chicago Washington 10,48) Jaoksornile * et a ‘a laa — - ee. —, at Tampa at Seattie tn ae ioe ates Bay pe Detroit 10(41) at Oaand Bjom Borg, Sweden, 1979-80 ‘anrestia 44(454) atNew England 4 (95) at SanFrancisco Monday Dalias the Nastase, Romania, 1973 4(41%4) Pittsburgh John McEnroe, United States, 1981-84 Jimmy Connors, United States, 1974-78 _—_ Coaches ve. Cancer Classic NCAA Football FAVORITE Saturday —7i(88) satgana at Penn St 16 indiana LINEO/U Boeion Colege at West Virginia al Ohio St atMichigan Akron Pittsburgh Pk Purdue 3(37%4) 10% Ohio 17% (47%) at Northwestern 176.713. 6. (5) Brian Vickers, Chevrolet, 176.465. 7. At New York LINE: FAVORITE Pittsburgh ‘ UNDERDOG 1. (7) Greg Bite, Chevrolet, 177.416 mph. 2. (25) Bobby Hamition J, Ford, 177.362. 3. (98) Kasey Kahne, Ford, 176.864. 4. (21) Kevin Harvick, Chev rolet, 176.846. 5. (1) Jamie McMurray, Dodge, ited NCAA Basketball THE BetrinG LINE aepny at La. Tere atPhiladeiphia Wvan Lendl, Czechoslovakia, 1985-87, 1989 Homestead-Miam! — We % at Buttalo Pete Sampras, United States, 1993-98 4) Alr Force NFL Andre Agassi, United States, 1999 aia San Jone St Sunday Gustavo Kuerten, Brazil, 2000 7 — Baylor at Arizona 4 Idaho Men who have finished the year ranked No.1 UNDERDOG : 10 Alabama Gonzaga ‘i em FAVORITE at Boston at New Jersey NBA UNE t ¥ UNDERDOG Cleveland New York at Wisconsin 2(51%) Michigan St at Mian 2” (90) David Stremme, Dodge, 176,292. 8. (87) Joe at wa 5\% (50) Minnesota at Indiana 5 Seatite Nemechek, Chevrolet, 176.280. 9. (8) Martin Truex at Clemson 14 Duke SanAntonio 1 @t Philadelphia 11. (58) Stacy Compton, Chevrolet, 175.154 175.776. 12 (37) at Tennessee 23 Mississipp! St. a Phoenix Jr, Chevrolet, 176.091. 10. (31) Dave Blaney, Ford, Memphis 76 Wake Forest 85,MIDWEST Wednesday Vermont-Nevada winner vs. Yale-Connecticut 4 (51) at Fresno St at Wake Forest since the ATP Tour bagan computer rankings in 1973, Andy Roddick, United States, 2003 Lleyion Hewat, Australia, : 2001-02 Lap length: 1.5 miles Marquette 52, St. John's 45 Tech, 7 p.m fat New Mexico FAVORITE Rave : Thursday's Games Mon EAST yet At Houston Mats Wilander, Sweden, 1988 aaa Hofstra at Maret, 5:30 p.m Davidson at Texas 52% 28 Busch-Ford 300 Lineup Semifinal winners, TBA Vermont at Nevada, 8 p.m Tusedey § p.m Francie, N.Y. at Massachueetis, StLouisiana-Latayetie at Georgia Tech, 5 p.m at Oklahoma Southam Cal Minnesota at Oakland, 2:15 p.m. Pittsburgh at at Washington St. Syracuse ATP Tennis Masters Cup Coun, Untied States, 1992 Jim Stetan Edberg, Sweden, 1990-91 ; Goorgia State at Utah, 7 pm Kent St —at Toledo NC. State 19 (51) Aire None, ried Salen, Galeri Ne Tech—Ahode Men's First Preseason Round NIT Yale at Connecticut, § p.m 20 2% (64%) 14 (84) bandian, Argentina, (8) 7-6 (10), 36, 6-4 Auto RACING Antonio-Texas Arizona 8t at Bowling Green N. Ihinois San Diego at Denver, 2:05 p.m. (Ch. 2) Thureday Texas-San 13(53) Texas Teoh Washington Oregon Stantord 5 \ Moya _ omnes Argentina, det. Carlos ‘i aa idncaaccs " DASKETBALL OLLEGE 16 (74%) 6 (55) 2(47) 14% (48) dick (1), United States, 4-6, 7-6 (4). 7-6 (3) Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 2.15 p.m.(Ch 13) Dallas at New England, 6:30 p.m. (ESPN) St. Peter's-Rutgere—Jackson St -Mississipp! ——— at Texas at Califormia a1 UCLA at Oregon St Detroit at Seat, 2:16 p.m os Semfinais —ace ose - es Rapids ai pm Kirk, Ford, provisional. 42. (16) Lamy Gunselman, Chevrolet. provisional 43, (36) Steve Grissom, Chevrolet, past champion NY. Jt Indanapots, 2:08 p.m SE Mesout St-Utsh winner vs. San Diego-UC Hartlord at Manchester, §.35 p.m Cleveland at Rochester, 5:35 p.m at Nebraska N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 11 a.m Mondey Miami (OhioMichigan winner vs, Liberty etn 2(45%) Singles Red Group Rainer Schuattier (6), Germany, det. Andy Rod Arizona at Cleveland, 11 a.m. winner, TBA Albany at Binghamton, 5:05 p.m Kangas St Thursday Baltimore at Miami, 11 a.m — Today's Games at Florida St at Miami Year-End No. 1 Rankings Quarterfinele Sunday Tewas-San Anonio-Texas Tech winner vs Rhode Island-W. Kentucky winner, TBA UTEP at Nevada Aubum 7(37) (27) Chase Montgomery, Pontiac, provisional. 40. (77) Round Robin Sunday's Games Thureday's Games San Antonio 2, Grand Rapids 2, tie Hershey 2, Norfolk ‘ 1 40 3 (58%) visional, 38. (18) Coy Gibbs, Chevrolet, provisional. 39. TENNIS acerbic National Football League Saturday Miami (Ohio) at Michigan, noon San Diego St 9 at Boise St Hawaii Derek Hayes, Ford, provisional. 41. (49) Tammy Jo > Pro FOOTBALL Texas-San Antonio at Texas Tech, 6 p.m 7 (44) Florida David Green, Pontiac, 176.109. 13 (02) Houston 10 at S. Carolina 6% at Minnesota at Houston at Army Washington at Sacramento Utah Miami (Ohio) 63, Findiay 60 Hermie Sadier, Ford, 174.899. 14. (00) Jason Leffier, Virginia Tech 6 at Temple 10 at Denver Toronto § Orlando FAR WEST Idaho St. 84, Utah Valley St. 75 Chevrolet, 174650. 15. (95) Eliott Sadler, Ford, 174.576. 16. (23) Damon Lusk, Chevrolet, 174.531 Ball St at Georgia Tech 10 10 (62%) at E. Michigan North Carolina al Golden State at L.A Lakers 7 6% LA. Clippers Detroit LARRY H. Es MILLER a SUBARU of the game — no oneelse scored more than 11 points — and he was 3-for-11 from the field, including missing all five of his two-point attempts. He was 9- for-10 from the free-throw line, however, and that’s where Marquette prevailed, going 14-for-16 compared to 11l-for-22 for St. Mh aka ents ottRna0]ce John’s. } H. MILLER A VALUE OF *| RoyToKTt) | ENTERTAINMENTPACKAGE INCLUDED!| OTHER GAME: #20 Wake Forest 85, Memphis 76; Taron Downey, playing eight days after undergoing an emergency appendectomy,scored a career-high 20 points to lead the Demon Deacons in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classicin New York. Downeyhit three three- Ce ee eee as MUCH AS *°3,727 As MUCH AS* 3,83 1 OFF & LARRY HH. MILLER OFF ENTERTAINMENT pointers in a 3:15 span of the second half, the last two part of a 13-3 run & LAR in MAVL oe ae, ENTER vet that gave Wake Forest a 73-59 lead with 4:30 to play. change to elk hunting By Bretr PRETTYMAN rolet, 170.746, 37. (23) Soott Wimmer, Chevrolet, prO- Casey Atwood, Chevrolet, 172.193. 35. (26) Chad Blount, Dodge, 172.057. 96. (12) Tim Fedewa, Chev- No. 21 Northem ilinois at Toledo, 1 p.m. No. 24 Boise State vs. UTEP, 1 p.m. No. 25 Bowling Green vs. Kent State, 4 p.m 897 4 3 replace their stars — Dwyane Wade at Marquette and Marcus Hatten at St. John’s, After one No. 5 Michigan at Northwestem, 1:30 p.m. No, 21 Michigan State at Wisconsin, 10 a.m Marquette earns sloppy victory over St. John’s NEW YORK —Travis Diener scored 18 points and No, 23 Marquette, despite not makinga field goal over the final 4:20, beat St. John's 52-45 Thursday night in the Coachesvs. CancerClassic. This was a sloppy season 12% No. 19 Minnesota at No, 20 lowa, 10 a.m First Round Today St Peter's at Rutgers, 5 p.m ; Top 25 MEn’s COLLEGE BASKETBALL THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at Utah No. 18 Nebraska vs. Kansas State, 1:30 p.m. San Antonio GrndRapds 33, (48) Carlos Contreras, Chevrolet, 172.232. 34.(14) No. 18 Florida at South Carolina, 10:30 a.m No. 16 Pittsburgh at West Virginia, § p.m Women's Preseason NIT 1 10 96 48 No. 2 Southem Cal at Arizona, 5 p.m No. 12 Virginia Tech at Temple, 11 a.m, Semifinal losers, 2:30 p.m 1 1 22 2 38 310 3 at SMU Cincinnati No, 13 Florida State vs. N.C, State, 1:30 p.m. No. 14 Miami vs. Syracuse, 10 a.m Semifinal winners, 5 p.m. Third Place 0 6 397 1 16 42 82 5 2 6 1 7 7 Syracuse St. John's Tulane ‘ Louisiana Tech 6 No. 10 TCU vs. Cincinnati, 1 p.m Nov. 28 T OTL Pts GFGA 1 46 24 eL 6 Mamphis bsg : at SoutherMiss at Tulsa 6/4 (47%) No. 9 Tennessee vs. Mississipp! State, 10:30 &m. wage Rigg No. 7 Georgia vs. Aubum, 1:30 p.m es at Louisville at TOU No. 8 Washington State vs. Arizona State, 1:30 pm Alabama Texag ARM Kansas BYU at Colorado St No. 6 Texas vs. Texas Tech, 5 p.m Georgia State-Utah—-UMKC-Minnesota winner 1-@HnB 0 15 3620 7 Wikes-Bare psa 13 (60) 172.811, 92. (89) Wally Dallenbach Jr., Ford, 172.745. No, 3 LSU at Alabama, 5:48 p.m. No. 4 Ohio State vs. No. 11 Purdue, 1:30 p.m Nov. 26 173.846, 26. (92) Jett Green, Chevrolet, 173.818, 2 at lows St Ma at Missourt at Oklahoma St at Notre Dame Keller, Ford, 172.983. 31. (80) Mark Green, Pontiac, Saturday ‘At Madison Square Garden New York 68322044 Th LSU Sauter, Chevrolet, 174.239 2 (atbation Lae Choc 174.199. 23. (15) Jon Wood, Ford, 174.171. 24, (99) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet, 174.154. 25. (17) Matt Kenseth ky Gus Wasson, Chevrolet, 173.971. 90. (87) Jason Top 25 Schedule ea East Division W sL T OTL Pte GFGA Bridgeport 9 aie Colorado (19) Casey Mears, Dodge, 173.784 28. (20) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet, 173.566, 29. (0) No. 1 Oklahoma vs. Baylor, 12:30 p.m Davideon-Texas Tech winner, § pm 20% > a FOOTBALL Foc GE _COLLE St. Francis, N.Y -Massachusetts winner vs 0 13 97 4 6 ‘ La-Lateyette-Georgia Tech winner vs. Hofstra Maret winner, 5 pm 4 16 41 90 0 15 99 32 =O 1S 82 Providence Worcester Norfolk Philadelphia Albany Thursday 62 Portland Hershey CoMBINED NewsSERVICES 5 4 10 at W. Michigan Kentucky 174.250. 21. (29) League American Cent, Michigan 17. (2) Ron Homaday Jr, Chevrolet, 174.503. 18 (4) Smith, Chevrolet, 174.289. 20. (10) Soott Riggs, Ford, Mike Wallace, Chevrole 174.957. 19. (58) Regan HOcKEY ee EXAMPLE: oe EXAMPLE. tt 3,089 Sma muae a MODEUS: rat Coa HUNTING hunters would get 50 permits because their success rate is close to 100 percent. Muzzleloaders typically average a 50 percent successrate, so they would get 50 permits to reach their target of 25. Archery hunters, who have about a 25 percent success rate, Ya = O.A.C. ny ——— GREAT DEALS ON PRE-OWNED VEHICLES! —— “97 CIVIC 4DR LX #050 would get 100 permits. ‘ AVATUASSU3 #3727 Sle ere ei) 8LS CETraithaessaniiinas 56,999 ic ALIER 151307 02 PT CRUASER LTD wsi2194 01 OUTBACK LTD WAGON mis Se SNR WO caidawww * 13,999 LEATHER, DUAL ROOF & MORE. 518,133 OUTBACK #1123 identenome catinineen 2k NICE! nnn FD LOADED,VERY NICE nnnnnnnnnnnnninnie’ OyFOB RLY LOADEDrear 1RADD based on success rates, but that anneOn a 8,999 wT, LOADED! ee ove1B QTD he wants at least one year in the “OO 626 SI 356 w51356 uyLoalen mmm ee 4,654 00 WINDSTAR SLE #134 ‘ new programto see whateach of “~ \vinntmannnnnnssninnnnnnnnnnennnnn “DyPWR SIDE DOORS, & MORE! cocoonwon WASIOD Two hunts were lost in Wednesday's 403 CAVALIER wins Teee . _ consolidation. ‘03 ELANTRA GLS wwe ‘ $02 INFINITY G20 #wasr for muzzleloaders called ML300. 03 MALIBY LS wi320 00 SAAB deca Wildlife Board on Wednesday include: — @ Setting aside 15 percent of TURN 451310 RED, LOADED SPORTY! 403 SABLE ADR rns LOADED! deer permits in each region for Oi BEETLE GLS mis “01 OUTBACK WAGON 10 HTD SEATS 8 6 DISC OH. orensncnrnnnnennennne 1 F,BB ‘01 PATHFINDER4DR 931355 . conven,avo: "17,983 WAGON mun een 20,455 V8, 4X4, SHELL W) CARPET MMie"22,777 ‘02 TUNDRA SRS ACCESS CAB LOADED, GREAT MILES!cscsnnnnsnmnonmnononn’® GyS45 i349 ws=en nnn *10,999 wow wHar 9.5 A cAR vse: A AGR2R ‘ ave “GE,S55 01 OUTBACK rewecomen s AUTO, PW,AND MORE..nnnnesnnnninnnnnnsn: WOZIPD hunters 14 to 18 years old. 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