Show T The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday March 26 1999 Grizzlies blow ast Sky View 3y Lance Frazier By Mike Strauss USU Athletic Media Relations With a record attendance and a record amount of money raised the 1999 annual Utah Stale Ath- defense really well at times” SMITH FIELD — Sometimes coaches wish their prophecies Jidn't come true Such was the case Thursday for Sky View coach Jonathan How-Ic- ll who predicted after the Cats’ iTuesday win over Roy that his team couldn't give Logan extra louts and expect to win Five I walks and three critical errors llater the Bobcats were 15-- 9 vic-- I tims of the tenacious Grizzlies I who pounded 13 hits (five for extra bases) to make the most of their free base runners “I fully expected it to he a battle but I never dreamed we would give up 15 runs” Howell said afterwards "We booted the ball around a little bit and walked some people but give Logan Logan coach Stuart Howell said The Grizzlies earned four runs letic Department in the first propelled by three RBI hits — a Jake Stewart single a Chris Cooley triple and a Ryan Palmer double — that swept in two runners who reached on walks The Bobcats retaliated with a Tony Miller laser beam that easily cleared the leftfleld fence for a home run to drive in Brooks Hansen and Ben Randall and pull Sky View within 4--3 The Cats tied the game the following inning when Todd Alder drove in Nathan Sharp but saw a potentially big inning cut short when Cooley gunned down Alder at the plate when the Bobcat tried to score from second on a Brad Leishman single After a scoreless third inning Logan loaded up the bats again plating four runs in what could have been a one-ru- n inning had not SV shortstop Randall dropped the ball at second to flub a likely double play The hosts got hack two runs in the bottom of the fourth and manufactured two credit they got big hits and sewed 15 runs" Logan used three big innings to do the damage plating four in the first and fourth and detonating for six more to break open a tie game in the decisive sixth inning “If you like high school baseball this was a great game S John WilkinHerald Journal Logan's Steve Gutke readies to slide into second as Sky View's Ben Randall waits for the ball Randall dropped the throw and Gutke was safe have had more if not for a fantastic running catch by Jones in right-centthat resulted in a nasty collision with righlficldcr more in the fifth to tie the score at 8 but Logan stormed buck in the sixth with a Steve Gutke single and a Conner Jones double to chase SV starter Kadc Tarbct Brett Alvey replaced him and 8-- Jeff Hunter sports writer Grizzlies then slapped two more hits and scored on a throwing error and a sac fly to go up 14-- 8 Sky View managed one run in the bottom of the sixth and would By Ryan Anderson USU Athletic Media Relations Utah Stale's womens tennis team decisively defeated Southern Utah Thursday in Cedar City jumping out to a 1 game lead in the doubles portion of the match and cruising to a 2 victory over the Thunderbirds The win improves Utah State’s record to 9 on the season while the loss drops SUU to 2 Doubles again proved to be the key to victory for Utah State each time USU has won the majority of their doubles matches it has resulted for a win for See GRIZZLIES on Page 14 second- 8 13-1- 8-- -1 cr 2-- 7-- the mound that doesn't break 80 miles an hour we knew that we had to seme some runs “But we also knew that we could" Every Warrior starter but one had at least one basehit while first baseman Jason Call with four RBI and two runs went “We found out today that we're not that good and that we've got a lot of work to do" MC coach Stephen Hansen said following the -ranked Slangs' 10-- kiss to the Warriors 1 Much like last year's loss to in Region 4 2 Springville the Mustangs ( lead saw the overall) took an early three-ru- n score lied at 6--6 then surrendered a big inning that they were never able to recover from The Warriors (1-- 1 6-- plated six runs in the third inning and four more in the fourth All hut two of Weber's 13 hits came in those two hitlers were a combined innings and the with a walk and five runs scored "We knew coming into it that we would have to score some runs to win" Weber coach John Stein said “When you send a junior on OGDEN — At the time it seemed like a good omen Just prior to the first pilch of Thursday’s Mountain Crest-Webshowdown Bruce Springsteen’s “Glory Days" blared from the loudspeakers at Lindquist Field Since the Stangs made their stunning 4A state tournament run last year at the home of the Raptors Mountain Crest fans couldn't help but recall those “Glory Days” Unfortunately Thursday's game ended up being more similar to the Mustangs' season-endin- g loss to Springville than their upsets of Murray and Cyprus 13 See STANGS on Page 14 give- in high school it has taken some time for them to become adjusted to playing with another person However I think llie women have really pulled together and are playing really well now” In singles play the Aggies dominated Emily Watkins extended her winning streak to exception as the Aggies won two of three doubles matches to start team play and carried that volleys to overwhelm Andi 2-- The Mustangs pounded out a dozen hits of their own but they weren't as timely as the those of the Warriors While Weber stranded just three baserunners Mountain Crest left 12 The hitters in the lineup went but the bottom six hitlers were a com“They arc a good team" Stein said of the involved with different aways throughout the evening” Aiming the giveaways were the Cache Mortgage Corporation and Western Connection $I(XM) cash giveaway which gave $500 to two different winners four at the No 6 singles spot with a dominating win against Erin Gcpharl of SUU Her teammates also played well as USU won five of six singles matches Sarah Lowe continued to improve and gained her third No 1 singles victory at the expense of 6-- 4 3 Shaland Romero At No 3 singles Amy Thatcher used a combination of powerful first serve aces solid serves and 2-- scored bined Ranee Pugntire who oversees the auction “His changes have made it the great event that it is “1 can't say enough about the continued generosity of the community and its support of (lie athletic program" I’ugmire added “We have great support from the businesses and the community and we had a packed ballroom" The evening featured entertainment by the Lighlwood Duo a silent auction and a live auction that featured auctioneer Dean Parker and his family “Dean and his family did an excellent job as always" Ihigmire said “We also kept people USU tennis whips SUU ed “At fust I didn't think it was hit that hard and then I thought John was going to catch the ball quite easily Then I see John's not going to catch it and I think there's no way CJ's gonna catch it but he run The energized go-ahe- ad some of the credit as he changed the format of the event in 19 and it has grown every year” said USU associate athletic director John Smart but also robbed Kevin Low of extra bases 'The key to the game was the catch" Logan skipper Howell stat- pass to load the bases he issued a walk to Stewart to force in the g director John Glass deserves er struck out the first batter he faced but after an intentional fund-raisin- auction was the most successful auction in school history The event which was held in the Taggart Student Center Ballroom on (he USU campus March 20 was attended by 416 people and raised more than SKOIXX) for the athletic department's scholarship fund The previous record for attendance was 342 and two years ago the auction netted a high income of $63000 “Former USU associate athletic Weber takes slugfest from Stangs By Page USU auction hits record of $80000 because both teams hit the ball hard and both teams played Bporte writer — the team Thursday was no momentum into singles play “I think the women are really gaining some chemistry in their doubles play” USU coach Chris Wright said “Since none of the women had played much doubles 6-- Moreno 6--1 6-- 2 Tracy Bertagna defeated Melinda Francoin at (lie 2 No 4 spot 6--3 while Jackie Ellis overcame a lough first set at No 5 singles to defeut Brienne 1 Short in two sets 5 6-- 7-- 6-- SCOREBOARD Transactions Dasoball EXHIBITION AMERICAN LEAGUE (NOTE: gamii count in tho Handings gamas iMgua teams do against not) Thursday's Gamas Minnesota 2 Tampa Bay 1 SI Lotas 4 F lands 3 Los Angstss E Houston 5 Oakland 10 Chicago White Soa S 1 1 MSwaukaa 4 San Dwgo 10 Saaltta 7 Arizona B San Francisco Chicago Cuba 1 1 Colorado 4 Kansas Cdy 16 Ctevaland 6 Dados S Nsw York Yankees 7 Toronto 6 ASante 1 Phdadstphw8 Boston 7 Now York Mats 5 Montreal 0 Cmdrmati E Pittsburgh 2 Friday's Gamas Ctevaland vs Tampa Bay at St Petersburg Fla Boston vs Tasas at Port Charlotte Fla An Shaun NBA Toronto vs Kansas City at Haines City Fla Baltimore vs Los Angalas at Vara Beach Fla Detroit vs Florida at Viera Fla Minnesota vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton Fla New York Mats vs SI Lome at Jupdar Fla Montreal vs Atlanta at Kissrm-ma- a Fla Cincinnati vs Philadelphia at Clearwater Fla 8an Dlago vs Anaheim at Tampa Anz Milwaukee vs Chicago While Son at Tucson Adz Chicago Cubs (as) vs Beattie (as) at Peoria Adz Oakland vs 8an Francisco at Scottsdale Adz Arizona vs Chicago Cubs (as) at Mesa Anz Houston vs Nsw York Yankees at Tampa Fla Catorado vs Seattle (as) at Peoria Anz Saturday'a Gamaa Balkmora vs Nsw York Mats at Pod SI Lucia Fla CLEVELAND At (SB) Henderson Ksmp 1 2 10 Par22 DsCisrcq 2 10 Knight 4 son IE Sura 3 OO E Blount 04) 1 1 D Anderson 2 OO 2 Newman 2-OO 10 Totals 33-70O 4 Ferry ORLANOO (88) Harping 1 O0 12 Grant OO 16 Auskn 3 3 4 7 N Anderson S IB OO IE Hardaway 0 BO 4 25 14 D Armstrong B D Strong 0-00 Doisac 7 3 Totals 0 B Armstrong B6 23 34 18 20-- 88 232823 24-- Boston at Ptstodelphia S p m Indiana ttl New Jersey S 30 pm Chicago at Atlanta S 30 p m Oriando at Charlotte 3 30 p m MSwaukaa at Datrad 6 pm MwmratMmnaaoteepm Denver at Dallas S 30 pm Toronto at San Antonie 6 30 pm Nsw York at Phoana p m LA Clippers at Seattle 6 pm Utah at Vancouver 30 p m Washington at Golden State 630 pm Sacramento at LA Lakers JO pm Saturday's Games Philadelphia at Atlanta pm 5 30 Ctevaland at New Jersey Bp m Dates at San Antomo 6 30 p m Washington at Denver 7 pm Utah ve I A Cdppars at Anaheim E30 pm Houston at Goidsn State 1 30 pm Sunday Games SAN ANTOWO(S6) 7 6 Duncan 2E Ehori 1 1 12 JohnE Robinson 0 0-- 0 4 son 8 04 4 Elia Kersey 34 04 6 Jackson 44 04 1 1 Perdue 04 04 0 Denials 6 80-- 0 12 Rosa 06 64 E Karr 0--1 04 E Gaza 0--1 04 0 Tolad 3640 13 1586 DENVER (66) Taylor 0 14 E McOyats 4 34 17 Fortton MO 4 6 Bdlupa 16 24 64 11 Van Exal Slilh 4 0-- 0 2 Clark 04 2 1 E Wdkame 24 14 E Alexander 04 04 0 Washington 04 04 0 Mayer Toted 2376 164265 15-- 48 ROCKETS 111 RAPTORS 104 At Houston BLAZERS 87 SONS 54 At Portland Ora Parson (N 8 Sura Anderson 5 3 TORONTO (104) 32 Oakley VCartsr 7 3 6 Stewed 0--1 04) 0 Christ 3 04) 8 6-18 A Wdwms 6 10 Brown jo Thomas 1 IE Wa04) 10 McGrady 2 7 Marks 04) 04) 0 llses 0 Touts 4262 PHOENIX (54) Robewon 315 3 21 Gugkotta 0-- 0 3-- 4 0 8 8 Longlay 3 7 Kidd 2 14 Chapman 1 13 G Brawn 4 00 4 Manning 74 37 17 McCloud 14 04 E Gently 0--1 04 0 Moms 0--1 04 0 Badey 1 04 2 Toted 3378 8 84 HOUSTON PORTLAND (87) Watlacs 64 IE Grant 311 22 Sabond 310 24 E Rater IB 315 14 8 Stoudamso 316 O’Neal 31 24 2 Anthony 34 04 E Augnion 44 00 E Jackson 64 7 Wdkams 04 04 0 Toted 2 Friday's Gamas Kitaimmae Fla Houston at vs Cleveland Kissimmee Fla New York Yankees vs Phdadei-pta- a at Clearwater FIs Los Angolas vs 8t Louis at Jupdar Fla Montreal vs Florida tl Viera Fla Minnesota vs Cincinnati at Sarasota Fla Florida vs Montreal at Jupiter Fla Attanla vs Los Angeles at Vara Beach Fla St Loud vs New York Matt at Pod St Lucw Fla Tampa Bay vs New York Yankees at Tampa Fla Chicago Cuba vs Oakland at Phoarax San Dwgo vs Seattle at Peoria Adz Anahaim vs Colorado at Tucson Adz Milwaukee vs San Francisco at flrntliitels Adz Arizona vs Chicago White Sox at Tucson Adz Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton Fla Seattle vs Anahaim si Tampa Adz Chicago Wlate Soa vs Chicago Cubs at Mass Anz Oakland vs Milwaukee at San Francisco (ss) vs Arizona at Tucson Anz Colorado vs San Dwgo at Peoria Anz San Francisco (ss) vs San Dwgo (ss) at Yuma Anz THURSDAY BOSTON RED SOX— Acquired OF Jon Numaky (ram Cmcamak tor RHP Pal Fluty CHICAGO WHITE C Brook Fordyca from Cincinnati lor RHP Jake Meyer CLEVELAND INDIANS— Agreed to terms wkh RHP Bartaio Colon on contract a lour-yoNEW YORK YANKEES-Sig- nad e LHP Tony Fossae to a gned TAMPA BAY DEVIL OF Billy Aahdy to tlwir e camp TEXAS RANGER8— Named Jaima Garcia pitching coach oi Charlotte ol tha Florida Btale League and Frsd Dabnsy pitching coach lor the Rangers oi tha Gull Lmqui NMlOfMl LM0U9 MONTREAL EXPOS-Optk- mad INF Trace CoquMatts and INF (113) 6- Pippan 5 06 16 Barkley 47 16 Otejuwon 66 2 12 14 28 Mobley 2 cksrson 12 3-- 26 0 Harrington 7 24 10 42-7- 4 IMS Pnca 24 06 5 Toted 113 11 28 28 24 27--104 23 33 37 Goals— Toronto 4-- 8 0-(V Carter 24 Brawn 24 Chntka Houston 1740 (Dickerson 74 Pnoa 14 Mobley 74 Pppan 4 Footed out-N- one Otewwon 0-Rebounds— Toronto 38 (OaMey 8) Houston 41 (Bartdey 14) Asaieto-Tor- onto IB (V Carter 6) Houston 31 Toronto (Pippan 11) Total loule— IS Houston Tech meals— 11 Toronto tttogal Detente Wallace won Christie Mobley Flagrant Eecte6-0lapjw- 16485 (16265) en A— 2314 22 Portland 15-- 44 28 27 23-- 87 Goals— Phoenix (Robewon 36 Kidd 24 Chapman 14 McCloud 14 Moms 31) Portland (WaSaca 33 Anttiony 21 3 Stoudamira Rider 3 3 Fouted Sabonw 31 Jackson ) out—Nona Rebounds Phoarax 42 (Kidd 8) Portland 87 (Gram 14) Asawla-Pho- aiss 24 (Kidd 8) Portland 20 (Stoudamira 8) Total loula —Ptioenix IB Portland 18 Tochmcad Chapman 2 Wattaoa Elected— Chapman (16538) A— 20328 Toted 2147 174261 Haltlima— Clamson 35 CaXtor-n28 Goad Clamson 3 3 Salomon 28 (Mclnlyrs 0 Jurkunas 24 Chnsas 34) CaWor-n24 (Gates 14 GA 3 Caikad 3-Fouled out— Widaman Rebounds— Clamson 53 (Jamwon CaMomw 33 (Edon Lampley 14) 6) Asswls— Clamson 14 (Mckdyie 6) California 11 (King 6) Total loula— Clamson IB CaMomw 23 A— 10364 CaM SEMIFINALS Friday March 28 Duka (284) vs Georgia (274) 5 or 730 pm Purdue (32-1- ) vs Louisiana Tech (332) 6 or 7 30 pm FINALS Sunday March 28 -Sermknal winners 7 pm OREGON (1313) 3 1 1 LSOWPtsGF GA 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 3 4 0 112 1 0 0 2 4 0 3 100 10 0 1 1 NOTE Three ports lor victory ons poml lot shootout wm and aara ports lor loss Shootout (SOW) w a subset olmns Saturday March 37 Chicago at Kansas Cdy 8 30 pm Colorado at San Jose 3 pm 0 NITMVPS 1888 1BB8 1887 Sunday March 38 New En0cnd M Mans 1 pm Columbus ol Now York-NoJersey 11 am DaBaa at Los Angelas 6 p m 18B8— 1BB5- - Sean Lamplay CaMomw KownCdrt Mmnaaote Robert Traylor MwNgan Erick Strickland Nebraska Shawn Sindh Vvgrta Tech 1884— Doremus Sana I 18B3-Voa-hon I TPteGFGA 76185178 68178185 6 64181 188 5 38151252 14 17 Central Wvtolen W Detroit Bt Lous NaahvAa Chicago L TPteGFGA 35 30 6 76210183 31 28 11 73206186 25 38 7 67168225 21 40 11 53168227 TPHGFGA 36 26 8 61202180 W W L 3211 67188187 34 11 63184185 41 11 51170226 Division L TPteGFGA am Goals— Oregon 1 L 27 Carakna 28 27 Florida Washington 28 36 Tampa Bay 17 48 W 31 NA (2311) 3 3 5 10 7 Fray 142-- 2 4 Posey 54 44 1 7 Turner 1 4 34 2 L Brown 1315 84 34 Lumpton 54 14 7 Hams 24 0 4 Mediae 310 24 17 Pnca 37 34 8 ABramn 4 24 2 Butter 1 312 Toted 3446 2542 108 Hattkma Xavwr 45 Oregon 26 0 0 Wastom W 24 30 2 Chnstoltersan 3 Toted 2370 75 XAVIER 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mwml 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 Tampa Bay USBL—Announced that Brooklyn N Y has bean awarded an expansion Iranchwa to be called the Brooklyn Kings arid begin play in the 1BBB season BROOKLYN KINGS-Na- mad Bam Worthan coach 8id Jonas general manager FOOTBALL COWBOYS-Rs-aig- ned DALLAS S Signor Mobley PACKERS-Skmad BAY GREEN P W8 Bnca PITTSBURGH STEELER- S- Banner man Boston M Toronto Spm Ottawa ANY Mandats 5pm Montreal M Vanoouvsr 5 p m Calgary at Phoarax 8 p m Sunday's Gamas Pittsburg at Bullalo 10 am Tampa Bay at Carakna 11 30 am San Jose at Edmonton Noon Lanard MbmasoH PIAadsIphM M Datrad 1 pm 81 Louw at Chicago 1 pm Loe Angolas at Colorado 1pm Naw Jarsay at Florida 4 p m Dallas M NashvAa 4 30 p m Calgary M Anahetm 8pm IHL Eaatom NmHi (Wright 3 TBrown 24 Rosamond 14 Jonas 32 Scads 04) Xavwr 1328 (L Brown 312 Posey 34 McAtoe 34 Pries 14 A Brawn 31 Lumpton 32 Fray 32) Fouled out—Nona Rebounds Oregon 36 (Jonas 8) Xavwr 41 (L Brown Pitas 6) Assad Oregon 16 (Rosamond 5) Xavier 17 (Poaay 7) Total loud— Oregon 21 Xavwr 16 A— 044 100362 0 0 Cgiumbut New England 0 640 44 34 12 Jonas 36 14 33 5 Rosa- 14 Wright 14 Hartenstem mond LSOWPtsGF GA 87207173 84216188 61208172 10 70188200 B 48163211 MawaGtsAto fllul wines umwn W L TPH OF (U Ottawa 40 21 9 80203148 Toronto 38 28 6 81222207 Buttato 32 24 14 78182156 32 27 12 78187162 28 33 10 66167 181 44 34 Srmtti T Brown TPteGFGA B 12 17 45 14 12102206141 36 25 12 62181172 31 28 11 73184172 27 28 16 70165188 San Joss LosAngnds 27 38 6 58164188 jrancnN puyon dvd Thursday's Games Ciscago 3 Boston 3 as Nsw Jersey 5 PXtebutgh 3 Phoarax 4 Washington 2 Calgary 2 Montreal 1 81 Louw 4 Vancouver 1 Dattas 2 Angekel a Games Toronto M Carakna 6 p m Swi Jose at Ottawa 530pm Naehvdtote Florida 5 30 pm Tampa Bay at Datrad 5 30 pm Washmgton M Colorado 7 p m 8l LouwalEiwnton7pm Oakas M Anahaim 6 30 p m Saturday's Gamas Bullalo M Pittsburgh 10 a m Chrago al New Jarsay 11am NY Rangers MPhkada(phw 11 4 1 Ciscago 1 Danes Los Angelas Colorado 0 Kansas City 0 San Jose 0 Scads 8 Canon 14 14 3 30 MLS Eaatom 1 L New Jarsay 38 22 36 23 PMsburgh Phdadedhw 32 22 N Y RangarsSO 32 NY kdndsrs2043 Cotorado 28 Calgary Edmonton 26 Vanoouvsr 20 Pacific XAVIER 106 OREGON 75 Third Piece Sccr J (32-1- 04 8 Lampley 310 64 IS Ekan 24 04 4 Boyd 34 24 5 Corked 38 16 Gordon 34 24 2 Gates 24 04 6 King 14 34 2 Huglws 30 04 0 Jonas 04 30 0 G41 NCAA WOMEN Final Four DC 3 CALIFORNIA SI Petersburg Fd SEMIFINALS Saturday March 7 —Ohio State (274) vs Connackcuf (32-2- ) 3 42 p m Duka (331) ve Michigan Stela (334) 30 mmuMs attar Ural game FINALE Monday March wvmen 718 pm W 3 6-37 13 Jurkunas Wxteman 04 34 3 Chnahe 1 17 6 McIntyre 0 Salomon 24 31 6 ABenspacti 14 44 6 Braddick 04 30 0 Gdmors 04 24 2 Toted 1357 1646 60 Jarnson 14 7 0 NCAA MEN Final Four San Jose Atlantic Dhrialon W B CHICAGO BULLS— Activated G Coray Benjamin Irom the Injured list P la cad G Ron Harpar on tha Injured bat F NEW JERSEY NETS-Srg- nsd Mark Hendrickson to a13day deal I illn eJ Acquit ad WR Ada Van Dyks tram tha Naw York Jets lor a 1888 dralt pick COLLEGE AHMY-Na- mad Bryan Bossard split snds and tight ends coach Mika Sullivan dalensivs backs coach Kant Rxklto recruiting coordinator and special teams coach and Laater Eib odansive kna coach GEORGETOWN— Signed Craig Eshenck man's baskalbak coach contract toaalx-ysa- r MONTANA STATE-Na- med Jerry Wagner man's assistant oosch SAN DIEGO— Announced lira resignation al Bus Snyder woman's vakeybak coach SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA— Named Bdfy Kennedy man’s baafcattwk coach SOUTHWEST TEXAS— Signed Mira Miter man's baskalbak coach to a three-yea- r contract TEMPLE-Na- mad Mika Schad ofdnaivalxw coach WASHINGTON STATE—Namad Paul Graham man's baskatball coach Oolf NHL Eaatam CLEMSON (3318) Sean Lampley CaMomw HOUSTON A8TR08— Traded C Marc Ronan to Philadelphia lor tutors constderskons NEW YORK METS— Agreed to terms wch RHP Oral Herstye at on a ona-yecontract BASKETBALL llochoy EARS SI TIGERS SO MVP Rydi McGuire to Ottawa ol 6w NIT BOXES THURSDAY March 25 Third Place Xavier 10E Oregon 75 Championahlp CaMomw 61 Cdmson 60 Denver 3 IB 080 2 23 Thursday's Gamas Fort Championahlp Hardaway Armstrong Fouled out— None Harpring 0-Rebounds— Ctevaland 46 (Kemp 16) Orlando 58 (Grant 13) Atwell— Ctevaland 20 (Knight 12) Orlando 24 (Hardaway D Armstrong 7) Total lou Is—Cleveland 15 Odando 21 Tachncala-Oit- endo assistant coach Sterner A— 15578 (17248) 2--2 D Orlando BE Ctevaland 86 Houston 11E Toronto 104 San Antonio BE Denver 65 Porttand 07 Phoenis E4 tt Kansas City vs Atlanta at NIT MEN 28 IB 16 8—64 Goak-S- an Antono 3-Elw Karr 0-- 1 (Jackson Denver 313 (Van Exal Etiod 0-24 Bdlupa E Taylor 0--1 Washington 0-- 1 Mayer 0--1 Stith 04) Folded oul— Nona Rebounds Ban Antonio 52 (Robewon 13) Danvar 53 (Fortson 16) Aasdd San Antonio IS (Robinson 6) Danvar 17 (Bdlups 4) Total louts— San Antonio IB Danvar 16 A— 10685 (17171) Orlando LA Ckppars Tasas vs Minnesota Myers Fla Denver SanAMonld 18 3716 08 isnd (Ferry Boston vs Tempt Bay at Bt Petersburg FIs SPURS SS NUGGETS SS MAGIC 66 CAVALIERS 66 At Orlando Fla EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dhrialon Sunday's Gamas Banknote vs Cubs tl Havana Toronto vs Ctevaland at Winter Haven Fla Houston vs Kansas City at Hamas Cdy Fla Phdadatohw vs Dakod at Lakeland Fla Pittsburgh vs Texas at Port Charlotte Fla Colin baakoiball basketball NBA Detroit vs Toronto si Dunadln Fla 4 Cmcamak Orlando Or Rapids W LSOLPtaGF 41 17 10 82 222 36 28 6 81 242 GA 166 245 38 30 3 78 222 222 27 34 8 62 207 234 LSOLPtaGF Fort Wayne 26 2614 70 211 31 6 68 188 30 Michigan Indwnapald26 33 12 64 212 Ctevaland 24 36 7 55 205 GA 232 226 253 237 LSOLPtaGF 1811 83 240 40 20 10 80 235 MSwaukaa 36 25 10 82 221 Kansas Cdy 36 28 6 78 216 GA 211 W Ciscago W 41 210 223 236 W LSOLPtaGF OA 48 1210108275 178 LongBaach43 24 4 80228 208 31 30 8 70207 217 Utah LaaVaaaa 30 32 8 66208 254 NOTE Two ports are awarded lor a victory ana lor a shootout loss Shootout loseas are only denoted m 6w SOL column not 8w toss column pdyuh berth Thursday's Gama Oriando M Grand Rapids 5 p m Friday's Gamas Kansas Cdy al Utah 7pm Datrad at Oriando 5 pm Fort Wayne at Grand Rapids 530pm Milwaukee at Michigan 5 30 pm ChcagoM Ctevaland 630pm Cmcamak M tndwnapoka 6 p m Mantoba at Houston 6 30 p m Long Beach al Laa Vegas 6 pm lalurday'a Gamas Datrad M Oriando 5 p m Ctevaland M Michigan 530pm kidwnapoks M Fort Wayna 5 30 pm Chicago M MSwaukaa 6 30 p m Cmcamak at Kansas Cdy 6 30 pm Mwidoba M Houston 6 30 p m Utah at Las Vegas 6 pm Sunday's Games Malagan at Ctevaland 1 pm tndwnapoka at Cmcaawk 1 p m Grand Rap We at Mdwaukaa 4 pm Mantoba M Datrad 4 p m Fort Wayna at Chicago 6 p m Utah at Long Beach 6 p m DINAH SHORE RANCHO MIRAGE CaM (AP) — Scoias with islation to par Thursday attar tha hat round al Itw 61 million Nabisco Dinah Shots Tournament played on die 6 Mission Hills par Country Club -6- 6-6 Msg Makon Kite Tschattat -6- 8-4 0-3 -6Robbins KaNy -- 68 3 Janice Moodw Pal Hurst 34 35 68 3 Hsian AXredsson -6- 8-3 -- 70 7 5 Bham Stomhauer 6 Dolka Pepper 70 2 Mtohalte McQann 33-370 2 70 2 Cmdy McCurdy 5 Hsonx Kobayaald -7- 0-7 5 Tammw Groan —70-MtchaBe Estd —70 2 —70-Laura Davws — 70 2 Eksw Crosby 33 37 -- 70 2 Jane C attar 4 -- 70 2 Dorma Andrews Anraka Sorenstam 36 35 -- 70 7 Kan Sate 70 2 36-3— 70 4t Juka Pars -Haase 70 2 Mayunv R Hettwrmgton 70 2 - -- - PLAYERS PONTE VEDHA Fla (AP) - |