Show B4 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday 4 2003 April Valley briefs SCO RE BOARD Local skiers do well Basketball NBA — 635 567 3 12 553 6 11 487 40017 12 22 26 50342 23 Toronto 24 50 324 14 60189 33 Cleveland WESTERN CONFERENCE MHBWWI IMVIMCm W L Pet G8 — 56 19 747 Antonio 55 20 733 47 45 36 26 1 23 26 10 26-- 63 16 20 20 24-- 36 6PcM Gnats Utah 33 (Kirilanko 13 Harpdng 13 Jackson 13 Stockton 0--1 Pad- Portland 7-gett 0-(Stcudamlra 33 Daniels 23 WHeo2-- 4 Mckmls 0-- 1 Ander- 49347 30 3243912 kwllU NUaLu rauin umaun w pet os 17 50 l ' LA Lakera 7 Seattle son 03 Wtls 0-Fouled out Nona Rebounds Utah 40 (KMsnko 9) Portland 44 (Pavia 11) Aaalats Utah 31 912 44 31 567 39 35527 36 38486 Phoenix 14 17 Golden Sale 36 394801712 30 LA Clipper 23 51 311 (Stockton 10) Portland 22 (Mcirv nis 5) Tbtal touts— Utah 13 Portland 16 Tkchnlcata Utah Defensive Three Seoond 2 Portland Defansiv Three Second WM c ENWMIVM A— Thureday'a Games Utah 93 Portland 88 Atlanta 91 VUMhington 89 LA Lakera 100 Dallas 89 ' 20062 (19980) Friday's Gamas S Antonio at Toronto 5 ptai Houston at PhiNy 5 pm Miami at Naw Jersey 5:30 pm ' Sacramento at Boaton 6 pm LA Lakers at Memphis 6 (0‘NeaM7) Datos49(NowffzM LA Lakers 21 22) Aaelate (Bryam 6) Dales 15 (Nadi 5) Tbtal tout LA Lakers 25 Dsl- - 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i ' clinic dally for figure skaters A offering your choice of two of the instructional stations is also available for $10 Space is limited so register now at the Eccles-Ic- e 8 Center Call or visit jj wwwecclesicecom for more information two-ho- two-ho- ur ur one-hb- ur 787-228- 5K race benefits victims A 5K race will be held April 12 at 9 am to support the sending of humanitarian goods to the volcano victims of Ecquador The event is bring ran through organizations and clubs at Utah State University Registration forms will be at the Val R Christensen Crater third floor of the Taggart Student Center For more information or to donate to or sponsor the event call Sarah 0 Wagstaff at 797-561- Transactions BASEBALL nDETRaTTOERS—Ctairnei RHP Tyter Walker 06 waiver from the New Yak Met end optioned him to Toledo at the IL Nrtiofial Lmmaum LOS ANGELES DOOGERS-Adiva- led RHP GuWemw Mote Optioned LHP Stave Cdyer to Las Vbga of the PCL Purchased 6w contract ot 38 Ron Coomar Irom Las Vegas NEW YORK METS— Assigned LHP Mfte to Norfolk oi the IL Sent INF Marco Scutaro and OF RaJ Gonzaiez outright to Norfolk Purchased the contract oi RHP David Cone IranfNdriolk BASKETBALL NBA NBA— Fined Indiana F Ron Arteet ' $20000 lor directing obscene gesture toward (ins in a game on April 2 Decs DALLAS MAYERICKS-Pla- G-- F cad Michael Finley on the inured tot Activated F Popeye Jones -horn the injured list FOOTBALL NFL CINCINNATI BENGALS-Acqu- irad FB Mika Gwen oil waivers Irom Tennessee K PHILApELPHIA EAGLES-Sig- ned Cartos Martinez to a two-yecontracts DT SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Sig- ned contract Travis Knchke to a one-yeHOCKEY NHL NHL— Suspended Buffalo F Tim Connelly lor lour games without pay tor a mctdenl in a game on April 2 CAROLINA HURRICANES— Reassigned LW Mika Watt to Lowell oi the AHL FLORIDA PANTHERS— Reassigned D Lukas Krsficek and RW Pierre Dagenais to San Antonio of the AHL to terms LOS ANGELES KINGS-Agr- eed with F Noah Clarke on one-yecontract Recalled D Jason Holland Irom Manchester of the AHL NASHVILLE PREDATORS— Assigned F Scottie Upshal to MJwaukae of the AHL PHOENIX COYOTES— RecaNad RW Frank Banham from Spnnglieid ot the AHL SAN JOSE SHARKS— Recalled RW Dimitrakoc Irom Cleveland ot the AHL VANCOUVER CANUCKS— Assigned C ' Brandon Reid to Manitoba oi the AHL No NIT Continued from B1 The Hoy as had another chance to take the lead but Gerald Riley missed with 41 sec- onds to goThat's when Ingram made his final free throws Georgetown led by eight in the first half and was up 38-3- 4 at the break But the Hoyas started the second half in a funk It took nearly six minutes for them to score and St took advanJohn's (21-1scored the Red Haiten tage Storm's first seven points and they led 43-3- 8 after a dunk by Grady Reynolds five minutes into the half The Hoyas briefly took the but St John's lead back 44-4- 3 ' led 60-5- 4 with 7:40 to play St John's held the lead until Bethel tied it Sweelney who scored 32 points against Minnesota in the semifinals dominated in ' the first half He scored 15 from points including line and had the five blocks to lead the Hoyas ' Riley added 10 St John’s shot 293 percent from the field and missed ' nine of 1 3 shots from range in the first half ' Sweetney a junior now has a decision to make He has not said whetlier he will stay in school or leave early for the NBA draft Underclassmen have until May 12 to declare for the draft St John's won its fir st NIT title since 1989 and has the most victories in the tournament's history (45) The Red Storm expected to win another title even posting a note in the locker room that said “Know your ring size St John’s goes for No 6" - 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