10 - The Prince George Citizen - Friday, June 11, 1999

N umbers Game

Stanley Cup Final L o c a l Mandruski 1g Brad Meise 1g Steamers — Erin Brown Deloitte 5 Stars vs. Sabres Merchant Men’s Bret Domims 6g 1a, Blake McIntosh 2g 5a, Lisa Neumann, Croatia 4 SPORTS TODAY Dave Bennett 1 g 2a. James McIntosh 1g 1a Recreational Division Future Games Fastball w L T Pis Jeremy Behm 1g June 12, Dallas at Buffalo, 5 p.m. To place information in our daily Citizen w Goaltenders Ironhorse — Marc Comn 42 Victoria Physio 8 1 1 25 June 15, Dallas at Buffalo, 5 p.m. Today's Game Cariboo Waterwells 8 3 0 16 stops Steamers — Steven Brizan 47 saves Myatovic 7 1 3 24 x June 17, Buffalo at Dallas, 5 p.m. (at Dallas) 5 p.m. sports calendar, or to keep Prince George up to An-North Consultants 6 4 1 13 Ave Maria 3 4 4 13 Top scorers x-June 19, Dallas at Buffalo, 5 p.m. Vegas S100 Line date on results, fax The Citizen sports depart­ KalTire 5 5 2 12 G A Pts Northern Tile 3 3 3 12 x-June 22, Buffalo at Dallas, 5 p.m. Dal -200/+ 170 Mongol* Grill 2 9 1 5 Kevin Baldridge Caps 27 16 43 Ms RRSP 3 4 3 12 Previous Result Buffalo 3 Dallas 2 (OT). ment at 562-7453. Thursday result Dave Bennett Steamers 19 19 38 KFC 2 5 4 10 Kal Tire 8 Canboo Walerwells 1 14 37 EcoWater 0 8 2 2 Dan Martin, Art Knapp 23 Goals Penalties — Skrudland Dal (charging) WP Don Sherman LP PeteJagodnyk Sean Swift, Art Knapp 18 18 36 National Hockey NHL Career Playoff SOCCER: Rec Cup men’s and women’s HR Jerry Krai. Kal Tire Rena Holfman Myatovic 10 12.25, Zhitnik But (boarding) 15 31, Zhitnik Jeff Molesky, Ironhorse 15 17 32 Buf (cross-checking). Smehlik But (roughing). 16 31 Monika Makar, Victoria 9 League playoff leaders Goal Leaders cham pionships start at 5 p.m. at North P.G. Women’s Brett Doig Ironhorse 15 Angela Potskin, Ms. RRSP 6 Modano Dal (tripping), Hatcher Dal (rough­ Brett Dommis Steamers 18 12 30 G A P ing), Hoizmger Buf. Nieuwendyk Dal (fighting) Through June 10 17 M J Elson, Victoria 6 Forsberg. Col 8 16 24 Cariboo and Rotary fields. Men’s games (at Fastball Blake McIntosh Steamers 12 39 Elisabeth Fletcher, Myatovic 5 20 00 Career goal leaders in the National Butch Stewart, Steamers 7 21 28 Nieuwendyk. Dal 9 to 19 Hockey League playoffs since 1927 (x- North Cariboo) — Williams Lake vs. Terrace, PG Thursday results 24 Second period Kraig McConaghy Caps 12 12 Sakic, Col 6 13 19 1. Buffalo, Peca 5 (Woolley. Satan) 7:27 active): Midget T-bnds 12 Skeetos 0 Goaltenders Modano. Dal 5 13 18 Yrs GP G Croatia vs. Prince Rupert (5 p.m.); North Shore WP Kristy Keith (12 strikeouts) DIVING (PP) Shots Stops Sav*. Fleury. Col 5 12 17 2. Dallas, Langenbrunner 10 (Matvichuk. Wayne Gretzky, Edm-LA-St-NYR16 208 122 vs. Chilliwack, Saltspring vs. Britcom (6:30 LP Josephine Budskm Brian Stanley Art Knapp 361 298 82 6 Sundin. Tor B 8 16 x-Mark Messier, Edm-NYR-Van17236 109 DB Law Raiders 12 PG Angels 0 Summer nationals Nieuwendyk) 18:26 Tyler Gould. Caps 292 240 82.2 Langenbrunner, Dal 10 5 15 Penalties — Sydor Dal (hooking) 5:41, Jari Kurri, Edm-LA-NYR-Ana-Col14 200 106 p.m.); Honda/Citizen vs. Williams Lake, WP Renee Chaillee (nine strikeouts) Tony Brizan Steamers 232 186 80 2 EDMONTON (CP) - Results Thursday at Straka, Pgh 6 9 15 Glerm Anderson, EdrrvTor-NYR-St15 225 93 LP Gen Rawlings Woolley Bui (interference) 9:19, Varada Bui Mike Bossy, NYI 10 129 Burnaby vs. PG Croatia (8 p.m., both at Rotary); Don Wittmeier. Caps 177 141 79 6 the 1999 Summer Nationals diving competition Woolley Bui 4 11 15 (tripping) 13:14, Zhitnik Buf (tripping) 20.00 85 P.G. Senior Lacrosse Brent King Art Knapp 156 119 76 3 MEN Hull, Dal 7 7 14 Maurice Richard, Montreal 15 133 82 Women’s games (at Rotary) — McQuik/T.Bell Third Period Jean Beliveau. Montreal 17 162 10-metre (after semifinals) — Zhitnik, Buf 4 10 14 3 Dallas, Ludwig 1 (Skrudland) 4:25 Association P.G. Women’s Soccer1 Christopher Kalec. Montreal, 55119 points. Lemieux, Col 3 11 14 x-Brett Hull, Cal-StL-Dal 13 127 76 vs. Terrace, Williams Lake vs. Nanaimo (5 p.m.); 4 Buffalo, Zhitnik 4 5:36 (pp) x-Claude Lemieux. Mon-NJ-Col14198 As ot June 10 Competitive Division 2. Tony Revitt. Vancouver, 547 71; 3 Jeff Yzerman, Del 9 4 13 5 Dallas, Hull 7 (Hrkac, Chambers) 17:10 ™ Castaways vs. Deloitte & Touche, PG Croatia vs. W L T Pis Liberty. Calgary. 518 64; 4 Nicolas Leblanc. Brown. Buf 7 6 13 x-OhoCocarel f*vWa&Oet-TBfla14 141 W 6 Dallas, Hatcher 1 (Zubov, Keane) 19:34 »Esa7)+ErBi ETnhhTOLNJVbnWBs',3 186 Art Knapp Celtics 8 2 16 PG. Croatia 5 3 1 16 Montreal. 478 80.5 Adam Morgan, St John's. Peca, Buf 5 8 13 (en) 72 Blackfin (6:30 p.m.). North Cariboo Senior — Cougar Allen 5 3 1 16 Nfld 434 88, 6 Adam Marsh, St. Johns. Turgeon, StL 4 9 13 Bryan Trottier. NYI-Pit 17 221 Cap-Abilities Oldstylers 7 3 14 Penalties — Sydor Dal (high-sticking) Mario Lemieux, Pit 7 89 Under-17s vs. College Heights 2-for-l Pizza, Steamers Pub Devils 3 6 6 McQuik 3 5 3 12 360 99 Deadmarsh, Col 8 4 12 4:50, Varada Buf (high-sticking) 10:32, Zhitnik Deloitte and Touche 3 6 1 10 WOMEN Hejduk, Col 6 6 12 Gordie Howe, Det-Har 20 157 Under-15s vs. PG Old Boys, both at 9 p.m. at Ironhorse Pub Bandits 1 8 2 One-metre (final) — 1. Erin Bulmer. But (hooking) 11:48, Hatcher Dal (high-stick­ Denis Savard. Chi-Mon-TB-Chi16 169 Thursday result Scoring leaders Berezin, Tor 6 6 12 ing) 17:31 Goals Calgary 288 03. 2. Blythe Hartley, North 7 Yvan Coumoyer, Montreal 12 147 Rotary Youth Fields. Ironhorse Pub Bandits 15 Steamers Pub Jagr, Pgh 5 12 Shots on goal by Brian Propp, Phi-Bos-Min-Har13 160 Erin Walker, Cougar Alien 8 Vancouver 278 34 . 3 Anne-Josie Dionne. Kovalev Pgh 5 7 12 TENNIS: Fountain Tire Prince George Devils 11 274 70 4 Imilie Heymans. Montreal, 262.53; Buffalo 7 10 4—21 Bobby Smith Min-Mon 13 184 Scoring Ironhorse — Joel McGarvie 4 goals Carmen Marguly, Cougar Allen 7 Maclnnis, SIL 4 8 12 Dallas 5 7 19-31 Bobby Hull, Chi-Win-Har 14 119 Teryl Borg Deloitte 6 5 Kari Frank, Calgary, 253 74; 6 Megan Ozolinsh, Col 4 8 12 City Cham pionship Tournam ent starts at 5 1 assist. Brett Doig 3g 3a, Cory Betties 3g. Farroy. Edmonton. 246 81 Goal - Buffalo: Hasek (L.12-3); Dallas: Phil Esposito, Chi-Bos-NYR 15 130 Jeff Molesky 2g 6a Aaron Gillette 1g Adrian Jen Whtehead. Croatia 6 Thursday summary Bedour (W.13-6). x-Steve Yzerman, Detroit 14 145 p.m. at the Prince George Tennis Club. Power plays (goals-chances) — Buffalo: 2- Jacques Lemaire, Mon 11 145 Sabres 2 at Stars 44; Dallas; 0-6. Joe Mullen, StL-Cal-Pit-Bos-Pit16143 BASEBALL: Little League — Nechako: Referees — Kerry Fraser, Dan Marouelli. Stan Mikita, Chicago 18 155 PPWC vs. PRM Contracting at 6:30 at Nechako First Period Linesmen — Gord Broseker. Kevin Collins x-fiadColfey&tnPiHAOet-PhrCarie 194 Baseball No scoring. Attendance —17,001 Guy Lafleur. Mon-NYR-Que 14 128 Complex #2, Shoppers Drug Mart vs. PG Auto AMERICAN LEAGUE Images at 6:30 p.m. at Joe Martin Field; P.G. 1 L_>RARKFTRAI rA O T\ L_ 1 l_)AAl_L_ 1 fact nivisinN Vs Vs Runs Runs Senior M en’s — Custom Walls & Ceilings vs. G W L Pet GB Home Away P10 RH LH FPG APG BA ERA ------.------Garnett. Minn. 4 35 17 8721 8 Wallace, Port. 75 146 514 Blues. Mourning, Mia. 5 38 32 108 216 1811 1514 46 28-19 4 34 .275 4.23 Rebounds ROLLER HOCKEY: Northern B.C. Boston 33 25 .569 Association playoffsDuncan, S.A. 12 93 72 258 21.5 G OFF DEF TOT AVG Toronto 77 34 .443 8 16 16 11-18 3-7 21-27 5.61 5.79 .277 5.33 5,17 6.42 .279 5.56 CONFERENCE FINALS Miller. Ind. 12 76 76 255 21.3 Mutombo Atl 9 36 89 125 139 M in o r — 12 & under division: Cap-Abilities vs. Tampa Bay 59 24 35 ,407 10 10-17 14 18 2 8 23 26 Anderson, Orl. 4 29 14 83 20 8 Baltimore 58 22 36 .379 11 ; 13-14 9-22 3 7 18 29 4 7 5 36 6.03 .274 5.69 (Best-of-7) Barkley, Hou 4 13 42 55 138 Canadian Waste at 5:15 p.m., Ruff Hiolding vs. EASTERN CONFERENCE Robinson. Mil. 3 21 16 62 20 7 Garnett. Minn 4 16 32 48 12 0 CENTRAL DIVISION New York at Indiana Bryant, LAL 8 61 28 153198 Pippen, Hou. 4 20 27 47 11 8 Hill, Det. 194 Cleveland____ 57 37 20 .649 18-13 19-7 5-5 24 17 13-3 6.67 5.26 .301 4.80 (New York leads series 3-2) 5 42 13 97 O’Neal, LAL 8 44 49 93 11 6 29__.482 9, 13-15 14 14 5-5 19-27 82 4.77 5.04 .277 4.59 Tonight's Game Brandon, Minn. 4 31 12 77 193 Malone, Utah 11 36 124 11.3 Chicago Sox 56 27 4 68 .Kansas City 57 25 32 .439 12 12-18 13 14 2-8 1627 95 5.72 5.42 .096 4.95 Indiana al New York. 6 pm. (NBC) Hardaway, Orl 20 30 76 190 Duncan, S.A 12 41 84 125 104 .Detroit 59 25 34 .424 13 15 18 10-16 5 5 20 26 5 8 4.54 5.46 .260 5.31 Sunday Game Sprewell, N Y. 14 90 75 25' 184 D Davis, Ind. 12 41 Rice, LAL 7 45 28 f 23183 79 120 100 .Minnesota 58 37 .362 16. 12-20 9 17 4 6 17 29 4.36 5.79 . 264 5.54 x-New York al Indiana, TBA (NBC) Divac, Sac 5 9 41 50 100 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pippen, Hou. 4 23 21 7318.3 Webber, Sac. WEST DIVISION Smith, All. 9 54 39 15617.3 5 13 34 47 94 San Antonio vs. Portland Assists 'Texas______58 35 23 .603 16-11 19-12 7-3 28 21 7-2 5.71 5.72 .242 5.47 (San Antonio wins series 4-0) Rider. Port. 13 70 63 214 165 n he ide AST O T S 16 14 1 4-14 5 5 26 21 4 7 6.43 6.21 .289 6.02 x — if necessary FGPercentage G AVG Seattle 58 30 28 .517 Kidd. Phoe. 3 'Oakland 59 30 29 .508 18 11 12-18 5 5 25-20 5 9 4.66 5.02 .235 4.38 FG FGA PCT 31 103 "59 2B 31 +175 7V, 13T3 15-18 5-5 IV 26 9-5 4.49 4.49 . 259 4.30 NBA Playoff LeadersDele. Det. 24 40 .600 Jackson, Ind. 12 108 90 Through June 9 Camby, N Y. 56 95 .589 Cassell, Mil. 3 26 87 Stockton. Utah NATIONAL LEAGUE Scoring Manning, Phoe 14 24 583 11 92 84 G FG FT PTS AVG Williamson, Sac. 23 40 575 Johnson, S.A. 12 90 7.5 EAST DIVISION Vs Runs Runs Hill. Det. 5 37 74 G Pet Home Away P10 RH FPG APG ERA Iverson, Phil. 37 228 28 5 Mutombo. Atl. 40 71 563 O'Neal. LAL 55 213 26.6 R. Allen, Mil. 25 47 .532 Snow, Phil. 8 57 7.1 .Atlanta 59 .627 21-11 1611 7-3 3.70 Barkley, Hou 20 94 23.5 Barkley, Hou. 36 68 .529 Brandon, Minn. 4 28 70 NY Mets 16 15 15-13 4 6 22 18 9 10 5.05 4.76 .239 4.66 R. Allen, Mil 8 67 22 3 B Grant. Port. 63 119 529 Hardaway, Mia. S 32 64 Philadelphia 58 30 28 .517 1416 16-12 64 5.41 5.00 . 280 4.60 Malone. Utah 68 240 21 8 Mourning, Mia. 38 73 .521 D. Armstrong, Orl. 4 25 63 Montreal 56 23 33 .411 12 . 14-20 9-13 6 4 1625 4.95 5.66 .273 5.15 Florida 60 23 37 .383 14’, 11-25 12-12 7-3 15 34 4.33 5.07 .258 4.62 CENTRAL DIVISION TENNIS Houston 58 35 73 603 - 1610 19 13 64 22 20 13 3 5.31 3.95 .278 3.75 6-7 (3-7). 6-4 Nicole Arendt. Princeton, NJ, def. Sitvija Chicaoo Cubs 56 V 74 571 7 15 10 17-14 64 18 18 14 6 5.04 4.68 .271 4.45 Citibank Champions 21-17 5.20 4.31 .268 3.93 Sargis Sargsian, Armenia, def Scott Talaja. Croatia, 6-2, 2-6,6-1. Cincinnati 55 31 74 ,564 2 12 14 19 10 82 10-7 PURCHASE, NY, (AP) - Results Draper (15), Australia, 6-3,6-2. Alexandra Stevenson, San Diego, del. Pittsburgh 58 30 78 .517 5 18 11 12 17 64 24 18 6-10 5.28 5.14 .271 4.54 5.47 5.37 Thursday from the 5200,000 Citibank Doubles Anne-Gaelle Sidot (12), France. 6-3,5-7,8-6. if. Louis .58 79 79 .500 6 9 13 20-16 55 23 23 66 5.66 .276 Champions senior tennis tournament al Second Round Milwaukee 59 26 33 .441 9 . 8 18 18-15 46 19 22 7-11 5.05 5.64 .277 5.47 Magui Serna (6), Spain, def Tamarine Manhattanville College: Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde Tanasugarn, Thailand. 6-2.6-2. WEST DIVISION Singles (2), Australia, def. Jan-Michael Gambill Julie Halard-Decugis (5), France, del. First Round Colbert, Wash., and lleyton Hewitt, Australia, Arizona 60 35 75 .583 208 15-17 64 23 19 12 6 5.93 4.67 .286 4.14 Miriam Oremans, Netherlands, 6-2, 6-4. San Fran 60 33 27 .550 2 20-12 13 15 64 28 20 5 7 5.12 4.90 .263 4.48 John McEnroe. US., def. Eddie Dibbs, 6-3, 6-2 Natasha Zvereva (4). Belarus, del Rita . Los Anqeles 58 29 29 .500 5 15 15 14-14 46 23 22 6 7 4 81 4.90 .263 4 32 U.S.. 6-0.6-1 Scott Humphries, Danville, Calif, and Jack Grande Italy. 6-4. 6-2 AP Photo Colorado 56 76 30 464 7 12 12 14 18 64 12 22 148 5.41 6.13 .273 5.70 Mikael Pernfors. Sweden, def Tim Waite, Waukesha, Wis, def. Wayne Black, Cara Black (8), Zimbabwe, def. Kimberly CLASS OF ‘99 - National Hockey League top San Diego 58 24 34 .414 10 16 14 8 20 55 19-21 5 13 3.86 4.78 .246 4.39 Wilkison, U.S.. 6-0, 7-6(10-8) Zimbabwe, and Sandon Stolle (3), Australia. Po, Incline Village, Nev.. 7-6 (7-5), 6-3. Mel Purcell, US., del. Andres Gomez, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. Ines Gorrochategui. Argentina, def. Nicole prospects, front row: left to right, Daniel Sedin, THURSDAY RESULTS (AL) WEDNESDAY RESULTS (AL) Ecuador, 6-3,6-3 Ben Ellwood and Michael Hill. Australia, Pratt. Australia, 6-1.6-4. Milwaukee 15 Cleveland 9. Cleveland 6 Milwaukee 5 (10); Pittsburgh 15 Detroit 3; Doubles def. Yevgeny Kafelnikov. Russia, and Max Patrik Stefan, Henrik Sedin; back row: Jamie Mirnyi (8), Belarus. 6-3.6-4. Houston 13 Chicago Sox 4; Cincinnati 3 Minnesota 1; Quarterfinals Gerry Weber Open Lundmark, Pavel Brendl, Brian Finley, and Tim Kansas City 17 St. Louis 13. Jose-Luis Clerc. Argentina, and Mikael Pernfors, Sweden, def. Johan Kriek, U.S., Merano Open HALLE. Germany (AP) — Results Thursday ol Ihe $900,000 Gerry Weber Open Connolly, pose after attending an NHL lun­ Today's Am erican League Gam es and Andres Gomez, Ecuador, 6-4, 2-6,10-2 MERANO, Italy (AP) — Results Thursday of the $350,000 Merano Open ATP Tour day- ATP Tour grass-court tournament: cheon in Dallas, Thursday. The group attended Season Las Vegas Queen’s Club Singles court tournament: Thursday’s 4-2 Dallas win over Buffalo in the Probable Pitchers TV/Satellite Series $5 Line LONDON (AP) — Results Thursday of the Singles Second Round Stella Artois Grass Court Championships Second Round ‘Colorado (Kile 4-3 R) al Texas (Helling 5-6 R), 5:35. KWGN 0-0 Tex 6-7 Prinosil,ino^LlTy 624 6S4Pain d" Dav'd Stanley Cup finals. •Arizona (Reynoso 31 R) at Anaheim (Hill 3-4 R), 7:05. 00 Ana evn-6 ATP Tour tournament: Dominik Hrbaty (1), Slovakia, def. Stefan Singles Koubek, Austria, 6-2.6-3. Nicklas Kulti. Sweden, def Justin •San Francisco (Gardner 0-4 R) at Seattle (Moyer 6-4 L), 7:05 00 Sea 6 7 Gimelstob. Key Biscayne. Fla. 6-4. 6-4 Third Round Galo Blanco. Spain, def Renzo Furlan. Bulm er dives for gold .‘Los Angeles (Perez 2-7 L) af Oakland (Rogers 3-2 L), 7:35. KTLA 0-0 Pete Sampras (2), Tampa, Fla., def. Italy, 6-3,6-0. Tommy Haas (6). Germany, del Hendrik Wayne Arthurs, Australia, 7-5,6-3. Martin Spottl, Austria, del. Markus Hipfl, Dreekmann, Germany, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4). SATURDAY GAMES (AL) Tim Henman (3), Britain, def Byron Black Austria, 6-4,6-3. Daniel Vacek. Czech Republic, def Jiri EDMONTON (CP) — Erin Bulmer of Calgary ,*Los Angeles at Oakland, 1:05 p.m.; ‘Colorado at Texas, 5:35 p.m.; ‘San Francisco at Seattle, 6:05 p.m.; (13). Zimbabwe, 6-1. 6-4 Fernando Vincente, Spain, del Dinu Novak, Czech Republic, walkover earned a seventh career Canadian diving title on Anaheim, 7:05 p.m. Ueyton Hewitt (14). Australia, del. Mark Pescariu, Romania, 6-3,6-0 Doubles Philippoussis (4), Australia, 6-7 (4-7). 6-3,6- Martin Rodriguez. Argentina, def. Alberto Quarter-finals Thursday at the 1999 summer nationals. THURSDAY RESULTS (NL) WEDNESDAY RESULTS (NL) Martin. Spain, 7-5,3-6, 6-4. Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden, and Patrick 2 Bulmer totalled 288.03 points for the win, just San Diego 2 Oakland 1. Anaheim 2 San Francisco 1, Montreal 13 Boston 1; Balti­ Cedric Pioline (11), France, def. Todd Rafter (1), Australia, del Ellis Ferreira. South more 4 Florida 2; New York Yankees 11 Philadelphia 5; Martin (5), Pome Vedra Beach. Fla., 1-6,6-3, DFS Classic Africa andNickiasKuiti.Sweden.6-4 2-6 6-4 two points shy of her national record. Blythe New York Mets 4 Toronto 3 (14); Atlanta 4 Tampa Bay 3 7-5 BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) - Results (12); Colorado 16 Seattle 11; Los Angeles 7 Texas 2; Oak­ Karol Kucera (6). Slovak Republic, def. Thursday of Ihe DFS Classic WTA Tour CzechldRepubhc.^r^ndrew^Rorem"and H artley o f North V a n co u ver was second at 278.34 land 3 San Diego 0; Arizona 8 Chicago Cubs 7. Jason Stoltenberg (12), Australia, 6-3, 6-3. grass-court tournament: david Macpherson, Australia, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5). and Anne-Josie Dionne of Montreal third at Greg Rusedski (7), Britain, def Wayne Singles Richey Reneberg, Atlanta, and Jonathan Today's National League Gam es Ferreira (10), South Africa, 7-5.4-6,6-3. Third Round Stark, Seattle, def David Adams and John 274.70. Season Las Vegas Goran Ivanisevic (8), Croatia, def. Nathalie Tauziat (1), France, del. Mariaan Lalfnie de Jaber (3), South Africa, 7-5. 6-7 On the men’s 10-metre following the semifinals, Probable Pitchers TV/Satellite Series $5 Line Sebastien Lareau, Boucherville, Que., 6-4, de Swardt (14), South Africa, 6-3, 6-4. (4-7), 7-6 (7-4). Christopher Kalec of Montreal leads at 551.19, •Chicago Sox (Parquet 5 L) at Chicago Cubs (Lieber 5 1 R), 12:20. WGN •Tampa Bay (Witt 3 2 R) at Montreal (Batista 5-2 R), 4:05. 0-0 Mtl 7-8 GOLF Tony Revitt of Vancouver is second at 547.71 and *NY Yankees (O.Hernandez6 5 R) at Florida (Meadows 5 5 R), 4:05. SCHFL 0-0 NYY 9-11 Jeff Liberty of C alg ary is third at 518.64. •KansasCity (Rosado3 5 L) at Pittsburgh (Benson 4 4 R), 4:05. 0-0 Pit 6-7 Angie Ridgeway 37-35-72 Gary Christian 34-35-69 PGA St. Jude Cristie Kerr 34-38-72 Kris Cox 33-36-69 •Cleveland (Gooden 2-2 R) at Cincinnati (Parris 4-0 R), 4:05. 00 pick 'em MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP) — Scores Sherri Steinhauer 36-37-73 Carl Paulson 34-35-69 Ben can't run •Toronto (Hamilton 0-3 R) at Philadelphia (Wolf 0-0 L), 4:35. TSN 00 Phi evn-6 Thursday after the first round ol Ihe $2.5 mil­ Pearl Sinn 37-36-73 Steve Golsche 36-33—69 •Boston (Rose 3 0 R) at N.Y. Mets (Yoshii 5-5 R), 4:40. WPIX 00 NYM evn-6 lion FedEx St Jude Classic, played on the Barb Mucha 36-37-73 Craig Bowden 34-35-69 TORONTO (CP) — Don’t bank on a Donovan •Baltimore (Ponson5-4 R) at Atlanta (Maddux 5-3 R), 4:40. TBS 0-0 Atl 911 7.006-yard, par 36-35—71 TPC Southwind Penny Hammel 34-39-73 Anthony Painter 33-36-69 course: Lori West 36-37-73 Jim M. Johnson 37-32-69 Bailey-Ben Johnson 100-metre showdown at this ‘Minnesota (Perkins 1-3 R) at Milwaukee (Karl 5 5 L), 5:05. MSC 00 Mil 7-8 Hal Sutton 32-31-63 Shelley Hamlin 34-39-73 Gary Rusnak 34-35-69 San Diego (Williams 2-3 R) at Houston (Bergman 3 2 R), 5:05. FOXSW 00 Hou 7.5 8.5 David Frost 33-30-63 Amy Benz 37-36-73 Dennis Zinkon 32-37-69 •Detroit (Mlicki 2-5 R) at St. Louis (Bottenfield 9-2 R), 5:10. S1L2 1 StL 8 9 Tom Lehman 33-30-63 Laura Baugh 34-39-73 Jason Gore 34-35-69 Both the Toronto Sun and Globe and Mail Clarence Rose 35-29-64 35-35-70 Donna Andrews 35-38-73 Jeff Gove >3^70 reported Thursday that Johnson has registered to SATURDAY RESULTS (NL) Phil Blackmar 31-33-64 Karen Weiss 35-38-73 Ted Oh 33-37-70 •Baltimore al Atlanta, 10:15 a m.; ‘Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 10:15 a.m.; ‘ Boston at New York Mets, 10:15 Nick Price 32-32—64 Jill McGill 37-36-73 Mike Grab 34-36-70 compete at the meet, which will be held June 25 Jimmy Green 31-33-64 Leta Lindley 32-41-73 Rob Moss 35-35-70 a.m.; ‘Cleveland at Cincinnati, 4:05 p.m.; ‘ New York Yankees at Florida, 4:05 p.m.; ‘Tampa Bay at Montreal, 4:05 ^ro to 27 in Winnipeg. But Athletics Canada chairman p.m.; ‘Toronto at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m.; ‘ Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m.; ‘Minnesota at Milwaukee, 5:05 David Sutherland 34-31-65 Fiona Pike 36-37-73 Joey Gullion36 36-34-70 .p.m.; San Diego at Houston, 5:05 p.m.; ‘ Detroit at St. Louis, 5:10 p.m. Omar Uresli 33-32-65 Lisa Kiggens 38-35-73 Vance Veazey 38-32-70 Frank Lickliter 35-30-65 Susie Redman 35-39-74 Ryan Howison 34-36-70 Trevor Dodds 32-33-65 Amy Read 37-37-74 Chris Starkjohann 35-35-70 LEGEND: G Games; GB Games Behind Leader; W Wins; L Losses; Pet Winning Percentage; P10 Past 10; Curtis Strange 33-32-65 Missie McGeorge 34-40-74 Tim Conley 35-35-70 ysRH-Vs Right handed Starters; VsLH-Vs. Left-handed Starters; Runs FPG-Runs For Per Game; Runs APG Fulton Allem 34-31-65 Nancy Lopez 36-38—74 Glen Hnatiuk 38-36-74 puns Against Per Game; BA Team Batting Average; ERA Team Earned Run Average. Mnterleague Game.Jerry Kelly 32-33-65 Jenny Lidback 35-39-74 Ahmad Bateman 36-38-74 Brad Bryant 34-32-66 Chris Johnson 34-40-74 Craig Matthew 39-36-75 Jay Haas 32-34-66 Cindy Figg-Currier 36-38-74 Ashley Chinner 40-35-75 Paul Azinger 31-35-66 Nanci Bowen 33-41—74 Lieberthal Phi 54 186 40 64 . 344 16. Dave Righetti 252 Greg Norman 34-32-66 36-38-74 CPGA Henry Singer Leaders Kendall Pit 56 204 46 69 .338 17 Dan Quisenberry 244 Kristi Albers Brian Gay 32-34-66 Anmka Sorenstam 37-37-74 PONOKA, Alta. (CP) - !Scores Thursday South Africa advances AMERICAN LEAGUE KYoung Pit 58 219 41 74 338 18. Sparky Lyle 222 Clark Dennis 35-31-66 34-40-74 G AB RH Pet. Runs — JBell, Arizona, 56, Bagwell Sara Sanders after the first round of Ihe Canadian Tour’s 19. Gene Garber 218 Rick Fehr 33-33-66 Vickie Odegard 39-35-74 $150,000 TELUS Henry Singer Alberta BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) — Favourite TFernandez Tor 55 205 34 80.390 Houston, 50. Sosa, Chicago, 48; Tatis, St. 20. Dave Smith 216 Tom Scherrer 34-32-66 34-40-74 Jeter NYY 57 220 52 82 373 Louis, 46, Kendall, Pittsburgh, 46: 21. x-Gregg Olson Connie Masterson Open, being played on the par-70, 6,516- South Africa, defending an imposing total of 287, 211 Tracy Hanson 36-38-74 yard Wolf Creek Golf Resort course (a- RPalmeiro Tex 56201 32 73 363 MaWilliams, Arizona, 46, Sheffield, Los 22 x-Roberto Hernandez 207 LPGA Rochester Suzy Green 36-38-74 Thomas ChW 56205 27 71 346 Angeles, 45 23. Bobby Thigpen denotes amateur) defeated New Zealand by 74 runs Thursday in a 201 ROCHESTER, N Y (AP) - Scores Susan Ginter 37-37-74 Brian Kontak 31-31-62 MRamirez Cle 54 218 46 75 .344 RBI — Bagwell, Houston, 58; MaWilliams, 24. x-Trevor Hoflman 200 Thursday alter Ihe first round of the S1 million Jenmler Feldott 36-38-74 Super Six game to qualify for the World Cup Lofton Cle 56221 53 76 344 Arizona, 57; BJordan, Atlanta 53. Sosa. 25 Mike Henneman 193 Davidson Matyczuk 35-30-65 LPGA Rochester International, played on Christy Erb 36-38-74 Thunder Bay. Ont semifinals. New Zealand could muster only 213 Surhotf Bal 58242 38 82.339 Chicago, 50; SFmley Arizona, 50, Mondesi, 26 Mitch Williams 192 6,162-yard, par 35-37-72 Locust Hill 37-37-74 RAIomar Cle 57 216 55 73338 Los Angeles, 48; Tatis, St. Louis, 47; 27. Jell Russell Laurie Brower Rob McMillan 34-32-66 186 Country Club: Anna Acker-Macosko 34-40-74 Winnipeg for eight in 50 overs after a top order collapse BeWilliams NYY 57 223 39 75.336 McGwire, St. Louis, 47 28. Sieve Bedrosian 184 Jean Zedlitz 33-35—68 Kris Lindstrom 39-35-74 Vizquel Cle 44 177 35 59.333 Hits — LGonzalez. Arizona, 83; Casey Cameron Slewart 35-31-66 Thursday linescoresMichele Redman 32-36—68 Sue Thomas 37-38-75 Dirk Ayers 33-34-67 triggered by all rounder Jacques Kallis and cap­ Runs — RAIomar, Cleveland, 55, Lofton Cincinnati. 81, MaWilliams Arizona. 80. Michelle McGann 34-36—70 Nancy Scranton 38-37-75 Cleveland, 53. Jeter, New York, 52, Gritley Jr, KYoung, Pittsburgh, 74. Glanville, Mike Belbln 35-32-67 tain Hansie Cronje’s medium pace. Interleague Meg Mallon 34-36-70 Joan Pitcock 37-38-75 Edmonton Seattle, 52, CDelgado. Toronto, 51; Philadelphia, 73, Bagwell, Houston, 72; Oakland 000 001000-1 4 t Gall Graham 35-35—70 Melissa McNamara 37-38-75 Brett Bingham 33-34-67 Despite the loss, the Kiwis still have a chance MRamirez, Cleveland. 46: ByAnderson, BJordan, Atlanta, 70; JBell, Arizona, 70 San Diego 020 00000x-2 7 0 Ellie Gibson 36-34-70 Stephanie Lowe 35-40-75 Red Deer, Alta Baltimore. 46 Doubles — Biggio, Houston. 25; Casey, G.Heredia (L.3-5), Groom (6). D Jones (7) Beth Daniel 35-35—70 Rosie Jones 36-39-75 33-34-67 of qualifying for the semifinals if they defeat RBI — MRamirez, Cleveland, 68: Griffey Jr. Cincinnati, 20, KYoung, Pittsburgh, 19. Marcus Cain and Hmch; Hitchcock (W.4-5). Cunnane (8) Dawn Coe-Jones 33-37—70 Marta Figueras-Dotti 36-39-75 Darren Griff 36-31-67 India on Saturday. Seattle, 63 CDelgado. Toronto, 52; Olerud, New York. 19, MaWilliams, Arizona, Holfman (S.12) (9) and Leyrilz, Nevm (B). Erika Wicofl 34-36-70 Michelle Estill 18, Hidalgo, Houston, 17; LGonzalez. 39-36-75 Nanaimo, B.C JdGonzalez, Texas, 52: RPalmeiro Texas, Milwaukee 010 623003-1514 0 Leigh Ann Mills 34-36-70 Jane Crafter 36-39-75 Chris Kamin 36-31-67 52: Canseco, Tampa Bay, 50: SGreen, Arizona, 17. Cleveland 003 000231— 9 14 3 Becky Iverson 37-33—70 Pat Bradley 35-40-75 Rich Massey 34-33-67 M cGw ire goes dow ntow n Toronto. 48. Triples — NPerez. Colorado. 5. Womack, Nomo (W.3-1), Plunk (8), M.Myers (8), Carri Wood 34-36-70 Karrie Webb 40-35-75 Arizona. 5. Martin, Pittsburgh, 5; LJohnson, Blair Piercy 34-33-67 Hits — Jeter. New York, 82. Surhoft. Wickman (9) and Nilsson, Banks (9), Colon Sherri Turner 34-37—71 Wendy Ward 36-39-75 Victoria JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Mark Baltimore, 82, TFernandez, Toronto, 80; Chicago, 5; Kotsay, Florida, 4; AJones, (L.6-3), Stevens (4), Assenmacher (8), Muffin Spencer-Devlin 36-35—71 Ji Hyun Suh 38-37-75 Jim Rutledge 31-36-67 Lofton, Cleveland, 76, MRamirez, Cleveland, Atlanta 4 MMartinez. Montreal. 4 S Reed (9) and El Diaz. HRs: Mil — Loretta Laurie Rinker-Graham 33-38—71 Suzanne Slrudwick 36-39-75 McGwire has a piece of Missouri highway with 75: peWilliams, New York, 75: Oflerman Home Runs — Sosa, Chicago, 21; Bagwell, Victoria (3), Nilsson 2 (14), Jenkins (10); Cle - liselotte Neumann 35-36—71 Kelly Robbins 36-39-75 Warren Schutte 35-32-67 his nam e on it. Boston, 74. Houston, 20; Mondesi. Los Angeles, 19 Sexson (11), Manlo (1), JCruz (1) Cindy McCurdy 34-37—71 Marianne Morris 37-38-75 Manny Zerman 34-33-67 Doubles — Oflerman, Boston, 21, Greer McGwire. St. Louis, 19; JBell, Arizona, 18; Tammie Green 36-35—71 Heather Daly-Donolrio 36-39-75 33-34-67 Gov. Mel Carnahan on Thursday signed legis- Texas 20. TFernandez. Toronto, 20; MaWilliams, Arizona, 17, Tatis, St. Louis, 15 Friday’s late linescore Lian Wei Zhang Dale Eggelmg 38-33—71 Nike Cleveland Open Jason Bohn SGreen, Toronto, 18; CDelgado, Toronto, Stolen Bases — Cedeno, New York, 32 INTER-LEAGUE Tina Barrett 35-36—71 Jace Bugg 33-35—68------18; Thomas, Chicago 18: Glaus, Anaheim Womack, Arizona, 28, EYoung, Los Angeles, Seattle 200 311301-1112 2 Leslie Spalding 35-36—71 PAINSVILLE, Ohio (AP) - Scores Matt Daniel 36-32—68 five-mile stretch of the Interstate 70 through St. 1Z: Ttejada Oakland, 17. 22, Cameron, Cincinnati. 19; Kendall, Colorado 016 04050x—1612 1 Kim Saiki 34-37-71 Thursday after the first round of the S225.000 Richmond, B.C. Trjptes — Jeter. New York, 7. Offerman Pittsburgh, 15. Biggio, Houston. 15: Fassero (L.3-7). Suzuki (5), Carmona (7), Emilee Klein 34-37—71 Nike Cleveland Open, played on the 6,752- Ken Duke 35-33-68 Louis, from the city’s western edge to the Illinois Bgston, 5, Febles, Kansas City, 4, DJackson, San Diego, 14, Glanville, Zimmerman (7) and DWilson Bohanon (W.7-3), Mi Hyun Kim 34-37—71 yard. par 36-36—72 Quail Hollow Resort Stuart Hendley 35-33—68 border. Lawmakers approved the legislation ear- Egcarnacion, Detroit, 4 Damon, Kansas City, Philadelphia, 14 Leskanic (7), Dipoto (9) and Blanco HRs: Sea Denise Killeen 36-35—71 Steve Woods 32-34-66 Lacombe, Alta. a^Dorham, Chicago, 4 Randa, Kansas City, Pitching (8 Decisions) — Smoltz, Atlanta, - Da Bell (14). Gnffey Jr. (23). Huskey (11), Lorle Kane 33-38—71 Greg Lesher 32-36-68 Philip Jonaa 3434-68 Her this year to honour the St. Louis Cardinals’ 4;'DMartinez, Tampa Bay. 4 7-1, .875, 2 66; Lima. Houston. 10-2 , 833, Segui (7); Col - KAbbott (2), Bichette (10), Liz Earley 34-37-71 Craig Kanada 33-35-68 Vancouver Home runs — Gnffey Jr, Seattle. 23: Canseco 2 72 Bottenfield. St. Louis, 9-2, .818, 3.97; Echevarria 2 (6). Clemente (1), Leskanic (1). Wendy Doolan 32-39—71 Marco Dawson 34-34-68 Ian Leggatt 33-35—68 first baseman, who last year set the major league RaJohnson, Arizona 8-2, .800, 3.15; Tdmpa Bay, 22: RPalmeiro, Texas, 17, Eva Dahllof 33-38-71 Kevin Johnson 34-34-68 Cambridge, Ont. record with 70 home runs in a season. JdGonzalez, Texas, 16; McGriff, Tampa Bay, Hampton, Houston, 7-2, .778, 3 12; Byrd, Pacific Coast LeagueStelania Croce 36-35—71 Matt Gogel 34-34-68 David McKenzie 36-32-68 16 SGreen, Toronto, 15; 5 are tied with 14 Philadelphia, 8-3 .727, 3.33; Schilling, American Conference Deb Richard 34-38—72 Don Reese 36-33-69 David Morland IV 35-33-68 Stolpn bases — TGoodwin, Texas. 27 Philadelphia, 8-3. .727, 3 12. Central Division Betsy King 36-36-72 Roy Biancaiana 36-33-69 Aurora, Ont. M oya digs grass Stewart, Toronto, 20; RAIomar, Cleveland Strikeouts — RaJohnson, Arizona, 143 W L Pet. GB Shelley Wendels 35-37—72 Jerry Smith 34-35-69 Anthony Musgrave Schilling, Philadelphia 86; KBrown, Los 19; Lofton. Cleveland. 17, Encarnacion, Omaha (Royals) 40 20 .667 — HALLE, Germany (AP) — Second-seeded Detr6it, 16; IRodnguez, Texas, 15; Vizquel, Angeles. 86; Hitchcock, San Diego, 81; Col.Springs (Rockies) 28 31 475111/2 Cleveland. 14 Reynolds, Houston, 78; Astacio, Colorado, Albuquerque (Dodgers) 27 33 .450 13 Carlos Moya tuned up his grass-court game by Pitching (8 Decisions) — PMartinez 72; Estes, San Francisco, 66 Iowa (Cubs) 26 35 426141/2 TRANSACTIONS Boston, 11-2 , 846. 2.16; FrGarcia. Seattle. Saves — Nen, San Francisco. 17, Wagner, Eastern Division beating David Prinosil in straight sets Thursday Houston, 14, Shaw, Los Angeles, 14, JFranco, BASEBALL RHP Scott Klingenbeck. 7-2. .778, 4 22, Cone, New York, 6-2, .750, Oklahoma (Rangers) 37 21 .638 — AHL-A^th^ha^afran. to reach the quarter-finals of the Gerry Weber 2.79; Mussina, Baltimore, 7-3, 700, 4 01; New York, 14; Rocker, Atlanta, 13; Urbina, Major League Baseball Frontier League Nashville (Pirates) 38 22 .633 — MLB—Named Marcel Lachemann pitch­ Nagy, Cleveland, 7-3 .700, 4 06. JWeaver. Montreal, 12; Hoffman. San Diego, 12 Memphis (Cardinals) 32 23 582 31/2 LONDON WEREWOLVES-Signed LHP chise by the Carolina Hurricanes for ihe O p en . Moya, w h o is the highest seeded player left Detroit, 6-3, 667, 3 18, Colon. Cleveland. 6- ing coach ol the USA Pan Am Games base­ Mark Clark and INF Dan Swift. Released New Orleans (Astros) 27 34 .443111/2 ball team 3. 667, 5.61 Career Save Leaders Pacific Conference RHP Eric Jackson and INF Simon 2000'200,S Hockey League in the $900,000 event, won 6-4, 6-4, with an Strikeouts — PMartinez, Boston, 143, Career save leaders since 1969, when Southern Division American League Galaragga Oklahoma city blazers—Signed early break o f serve in each set. CFinley. Anaheim, 69 DWells, Toronto, 67; saves became an official mapr league statis­ W L Pet. GB AL—Named Jason A. Carr co-ordinator, FOOTBALL Doug Sauter, coach, to a three-year contract _ _ m _ Bdrha, Cleveland, 65, Colon. Cleveland, 63, tic (x-active): Fresno (Giants) 32 28 .533 — baseball information. National Football League Cone, New York. 59, OHernandez, New York, Through June 10 Las Vegas (Padres) 31 30 508 11/2 ANAHEIM ANGELS—Assigned SS Gary JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS-Signed LB N o go for Tony 58. Sele, Texas. 58 I Lee Smith 478 Tucson (Diamondbacks) 27 32 458 41/2 DiSarcina to Erie ol the Eastern League Anthony Hicks. Saves — Wetteland, Texas, 20; Percival, 2. x-John Franco 411 Sail Lake (Twins) 24 33 .421 61/2 MINNESOTA TWINS—Activated SS ST. LOUIS RAMS—Named William Bryant couira™eBq"pm^,0mn7areRe.sigDned S A N D IEG O (AP) - Tony G w yn n ’s quest for Anakeim, 17, RHernandez, Tampa Bay. 16; 3 Dennis Eckersley 390 Northern Division Crislan Guzman trom the 15-day disabled public relations assistant. MRivera, New York, 15, Taylor. Oakland, 15. 4 Jett Reardon 367 Edmonton (Angels) 30 28 .517 — list. Optioned INF Cleatus Davidson to New Canadian Football League Bruce Southern, director ol player personnel. 3 ,0 0 0 hitS rem ains On hold. Gordon, Boston, ft; Mesa. Seattle, 11, 5 x-Randy Myers 347 Vancouver (Athletics) 29 31 483 2 Britain ol the Eastern League CALGARY STAMPEDERS-Signed DL t° a two yea^ contrary L^ e G w yn n felt a knot in his left c a lf before MJaCkson Cleveland. 11 6 Rollie Fingers 341 Calgary (Marlins) 24 34 414 6 National League Mark Gunn. WR John Forman and P Scott , • NATIONAL LEAGUE 7 Tom Henke 311 Tacoma (Mariners) 21 38 . 356 91/2 MONTREAL EXPOS-Claimed OF Scott Mackenzie quad city mallards—Promoted Thursday’s game against the Oakland Athletics G AB R H Pet. 8 Rich Gossage 310 Thursday Results Hunter off waivers from the New York Mets. HOCKEY Casey Cin 52 209 40 81 388 9 Bruce Sutter 300 New Orleans 6 Vancouver 1 PITTSBURGH PIRATfS-Opiioned RHP National Hockey League 51a^madna^ 10 and his planned return to the San Diego Padres’ LGonzalezAri 54 218 44 83 .381 10 x-Jeft Montgomery 297 Tucson 9 Las Vegas 6 Marc Wilkins to Nashville of Ihe PCL. CAROLINA HURRICANES—Announced Hockey Lea9ue lineup was scrapped. The banged-up Padres held LWalker Col 45 170 42 62 .365 II x-Doug Jones 294 Omaha 3 Tacoma 2 (12 mgs) Purchased the contract ol RHP Greg Hansell an affiliation agreement with Cincinnati of the NEW MEXICO SCORPIONS—Named rr . • . • c i r? a j* t_i j ABreuPhi 50 178 42 64 .360 12. x-Rick Aguilera 282 Oklahoma 7 Salt Lake 5 from Nashville. Moved SS Pal Meares from IHL for the next three seasons. Wayne Amann director of public relations and o ff clCtlVBting G w y n n from the 15-dciy dlSclbled Nilsson Mil 62 170 29 59 .347 13. x-John Wetteland 273 Nashville 7 Iowa 6 the 15- to the 60-day disabled list. OTTAWA SENATORS—Announced an broadcasting Traded the rights to lw Mitch }jst jn order to see how he felt during batting HRodriguez ChC 48 156 26 54 346 14 x-Rod Beck 257 Albuquerque 9 Fresno 7 International League affiliation agreement with Grand Rapids of Shawara lo Amarillo for Ihe rights to D ° Bagwell Hou 58 208 50 72 346 15 Todd Worrell 256 Edmonton 9 Calgary 1 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS—Activated the IHL. Brendan Kenny practice