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Pagel The Herald journal Insido GPl(§g(l Clutch single suicide bunt powers MC over Logan Cubs beat Marlins In marathon contest uL—: 'ib By —Wade Dannlston B2 is wmor SiATT I Sports briofs Seattle inks Kirkland KIRKLAND Wash (AP)— The Seattle Seahawks have released linebacker Levon Kirkland the team said Friday Kirkland a veteran played one season for the Seahawks collecting 101 tackles one sack and forcing twoi fumbles 10-ye- ar HYRUM — Ever since the Mountain Crest Mustangs returned from their trip to Canada they have seemingly been manhandling every Tbp of Utah League opponent they come in contact with Prior to Friday’s home tilt against —a iim rival Logan AMERICAN Mountain Crest LEGION hadoutscoredits whopping Mountain Crest 4 foc 1 as the Mustangs won in a row to jump past Brigham City for first place Those gaudy numbers didn’t seem to phase the spirited Grizzlies though as they nearly handed Mountain Crest its first loss since June 23 Playing in his first game in two weeks Luke Lofthouse drove in the run with a single in the sixth to help lead the Mustangs to a 2 American Legion victory at Thp Yard "We just kind of hung in there” Mountain Crest coach Stephen Hansen said “Casey (Jorgensen) kept it close for us He threw a great game and then we finally score a couple runs” took a 1 lead in die Logan top of the sixth when Tyson Harris took a two-opitch from Jor-- : and drove it into right field to score Joey Lee who began the inning with a single But in the last half of the sixth Harris quickly found himself introu-bl-e when he hit Brady Pond with his first pitch Maurisio Ayala and Tom Holland who were clearly trying to move Pond up with sacrifice bunts I m L I f 73-1- i Friday's scores AL Toronto 5 Boeton 0 Oakland 1 Baltimore 0 Cleveland 2 NY Yankees 1 (10) Detroit 2 Chicago White Sox 1 Seattle 2 Tampa Bay 1 Minnesota 4 Texas 3 (11) Anaheim 11 Kansas City 3 - -- go-ahe- ad NL 4-- 4 (16) Chicago Cuba 5 Florida Atlanta 8 Montreal 3 ’ Philadelphia 9 NY Meta 8 Houston 6 Cincinnaii-Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 2 San Diego 4 SL Louis 3 Arizona 3 Los Angeles 2 Colorado at San Francisco late come-from-behi- nd Iowa 6 Salt Lake 5 ut Pioneer league Medicine Hat 14 Provo 11 WNBA Detroit 72 Minnesota 69 Charlotte 72 Oriando 67 Miami 68 Indiana 62 Loe Angeles 82 Portend 78 OT Houston 74 Sacramento 60 Cleveland 62 Seattle 58 MHch MascaraHerald Journal Mountain Crest’s Mauriaio Ayala (26) la tagged out by Logan catcher Greg Palmer in the bottom of the sixth inning of Friday’s game after Brady Porto background scored the tying run on a squeeze bunt laid down by Ryan PiggotL also reached safely when Pond beat a throw to second and Holland made first with no play from the Grizzlies With the bases loaded and nobody out Hansen called a bunt again and Ryan Piggott laid down a beautiful suicide squeeze to score Pond and knot the game at “That was very big Ryan putting that down” Hansen said “We’ve tried that a couple times and we finally got it right in g game that really counts “So that was huge” Even bigger was Lofthouse hav 2-- (7-1- 1) POL 1- -2 ’ ing gone hitless in his previous three ts taking an outside pitch from Harris and driving it into right to score Holland “He’d been throwing outside all day so I kind of knew it was coming” Lofthouse said Mountain Great (17-added an insurance run when Piggott scored on a Logan error to cap the three-ru- n sixth "HI take credit for this loss” Grizzlies coach Eric Markworth said “We had a couple kids playing positions they’ve never played before 8) - IdDpjh agree to deal NASCAR Busch Series NBC Tropicana Twister 300 at Joliet IB Spjn CBS — Trans-A-m Series Trans-A-m on the Tarmac 100 (same-da- y tape) 5 pm ESPN — IROC XXVI race 3 at Joliet IB (same-da- y tape) if 5ALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Jazz signed draft pick Curtis contract to a three-yefirst-rou- ' Friday Brachardt a center f BOXMQ Span SHO CruiaetweighlB Gkjaermo Jonee (28-2-va Sons Aalpel (17--42) Junior welterweights Antonio Meequl-la (2000) vs Joe Hulchinaon (22-&- from Stan- - fad was 2) pjn SHO— Junior welterweights Zab va Omar Weis (35-3) featherweights Rocky Juarez (10-0-0-) vs Manuel Sepeda (15-5-heavyweights Malik Scott ( (27-1-- 0) 7 am TOC— European PQAT&ur SooHah Open Mrd round at Glasgow Sootepd ABC— PGA Tour Greater Milwaukee Open third round 2 pjn ABC — Senior PGA Tour Senior Players Championship third round ' ESPN— LPGA Jamie Farr Classic third round at Sytvania Ohio HORSE RACING !— Thoroughbred Pririqea Rooney Handcap Azalea Breeders’ Cup 8takss Carry Back 8takaa and Rocket Man Stakes (same-datape) ' y - MCI 'MAJOR IBWinWIW 11 am RtMBill FOX — Philadelphia at NY Meta or nOUSIOfl ' i i HnCtflMB 2pjn n ' y Y: TBS— Atlanta at Montreal 5am : SOCCER 2 am-- ' " '1 New England v PAX— WUSA Atlanta at New York i--: TENNIS - Noon s ATP MIBer Uts Hal of FOXSIi Fame aatnUlnala at Newport RI::m ' WNBA IldOam :- ALEtyCON France (AP)— Laiice Armstrong ktotfaera do the sprinting in die Ibur de Prance on Friday Armstrong seeking a fourtii straiit :1bur title finished die sixth stege to 72nd place in the same time a winner Erik Zabelof Gennanyv Arm- The strongis expqctod to ':oonQentnte bn hia i A -l NBC— New York at Washington Tour takes place Thursday oftfielblchom team won the vr aridZl i: 1 aiiiSJlHs 3 J Jr ' - le red-bri- ck Forges-jles-Ea- ux - ' yl time tiials and mountein stages ' “Ypu won’t see Lance attacking In these run duoui the'cow pastures villages of Normandyfrom to Alencon in 4 hours 23 minute! apd 7 seconds ' Spaip’s dscar Freire ofthe Mapei " teatoi was second and Australia’s Robbie McEiten finished third each with the ''same time’: Igor Gonzalez Galdeano of Spaiq’l OncC team retained ti yellow jersey of overall leader Armstrong remained third overaU7 seconds behind Gonzalez 1237-mi- dd v Kansas City at ESPN2-M- LA ' nd - 3 charged with discrimination of women v Ul m XL ' : ' AP photo Lance Armstrong center rides along with US Postal Service teammate Vjatceelav Ekimov right touring the sixth etage of the Tour de France eyeing race Friday J strragths— irtoivid- - TOX— Arizona at Los Angeles: taken by Orlando with the J8th overall selection then traded on draft night for Utah’s choice Notre Dame forward Ryan Humprey along with a second-roun- d pick Under terms of the NBA’s collective bargaining agreement Borchardt will receive first-rou- 3- Joseph AwinonggalO-- ' ot 1) $928100 next season and $299 million over three sea- - ' sons' The contract includes a team option for a fourth year at $164 million Borchardt left college after his junior season when he averaged 169 points and ranked third nationally with an 1 14 rebounding average In three seasons he averaged 102 points and 72 rebounds but was slowed by a stress fracture in his right foot that required surgery Borchardt is expected to ' Monday for Utah’s er training camp ar ESPN— NASCAR Craftsman Tmck Series Kroger 225 at Sparta Ky : - nd Bor-char-dt Spjn Judah See SQUEEZE on B4 Jazz Borchardt i AUTORACMQ Steve did a good job of calling a bunt and our kids didn't know where to go and that’s my fault “I didn’t tell them where to ’go” Jorgensen allowed five hits in the win He had eight complete-gam- e strikeouts including three in the fifth when Logan had a runner at second and nobody out with the scored tied at 1 Harris was equally impressive in defeat He' went the distance and allowed 10 hits getting out of several at-ba- On television ' i t : : “ Galdeanoi The 89th Tour : ( flat stages and wasting his enerr is going ” gy said Jogi Mtoler spokesman for plan for U Postal Servi Ahnktrong’s U Postid Service team k JohanBruyneeL team leader df USPS his capabilities ypu don’t Want to A' is “happy that Once hu to cany the lace' risk of having a crash in by holding tito yellow jersey throui the i' eariY flat stage Mnlkr said The next time trial is Monday' and die v : first of six mountain toages in me See SPURNS on B4 21-d- ay ‘ ' " Idaho MOSCOW (AP)— mating agaimt the women Die schools have not been The University of Idaho and Lewis-dar- k State Cbllege "are 7 notified by the federal Office ' Civil Rights discriminating againstfoinale IX requires that ad- athletes by shortchanging their Title ' die National letesof bqdi sexes receive scholarships ' Women’s Law Center charges scholarships pfoportional to ithbir participation But during The nonprofit watchdpg thd 1 sbhool year foe grtmp works to ensure compli- aoce with Title IX (tf the Educa- Universfty of Idaho spent tioa Amendment of 1972 which $139 million on stuctent aid i for male athletes while ' nandates equal opportunities for athletes of bofo genders 'fenude athletes receivedorily Die center in June notified $79789 the school reported the two sdiools that since they V “Ppoplethinkitiscutand dried but there’s some leeway”-int ofiiered pure scholarship fund said Dee Menezies eligibility to male athletes man ' ' ' v 'of ( : ! 2000-200- - 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