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Stanley Cup Final Baseball SPORTS TODAY 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.
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