Date Printed: 04/09/2009

JTS Box Number: IFES 61

Tab Number: 16

Document Title: Be Sure You can Vote!

Document Date: 1999

Document Country: Canada

Document Language: English

IFES ID: CE00428 ON'TARIO " 'PROVINCIAL , .'-- , .,,'- ' .. LECTION

" To' vot~ on June" 3rd, yourn~me must be on'the List of Voters. .' - . '; .. . - :'" Hyou' are qualified to vote and ha;e 'NOlII' you have r~cently moved and Canada Use the map to locate your electoral '. received your 'Notice of Registration card f9sthJ!l' forwarded your card from your district and ,the telephone number for your current address, be sure to apply .. pJ;eTIoils address, please note that you of your Returning Officer. Call for in{or­ for a'Certificate to Vote by 8 P'ln' .on JlIll~J; shQUld register and vote in the erec- mation on how to protect your right to 2nd, the day before election day. "\;, i,p[#l district where you will be vote . . ' .. i;.~~id(ugon election day, Juui!$rd.. Office Hours: f. 10 a.in. to 8 p.m. (Sundays' excluded) ~"!,,,.J!,":";:=... .. ,~,~",- ' --=':.:~::"""-:.:"'- -""',_.,.., .... """" ~I::,,=,:==, P'I3,,,,,E.B:JiO._- U'.Jou""-""""""u."""",,,, RW,A""'H'?>I llE=SOH!~"''''''''bE.,,"'."' ......

NEW'ELECT6fu OIsfrucTS' , ~ QUALIFICATIO~S TO VOTE ,. The boundaries for electoral districts'in Ontario proviU~ial'e1ec- .' To be eligible to vote, on polling day a person must be: • 18 years of age, . .' ' .. tions have changed. The number ofel~tora)djstri~t~ ltas gone,. '. from 130 to 103 an4 boundaries akh()w the same'asthose for '. • a Canadian citizen, and federal elections...... ~,: . • a resident of the electoral district. ., 'You maycQufirm your electoral districfby calling Elections Persons who ceased to live in Ontario wi1hin the two years before Ontario or by visiting our website. . . polling day may be entitled to vote under certain conditions. Call us for further information.

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STANLEY CU~ PLAYOFF$ GOLF NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFS

Conference finals PGA Tour LPGA Tour =Se~n~io~r~T~ou~r~.\~··__ ~;.=C~on~re~r~en;c=e=se=m~~;fi=na=ls~ ______~ ______-c __ ~~ .~ r Best-of-seven All Ti~es Eastern x-H necessary At FORT WORTH, Tx. At AUSTiN, Tx. At AVONDALE, Pa. Best-af-seven All Times Eastern x-If necessaryl , ~"~'--~~~~7-~~~ -~--~~----~---- Leading sc.ores yesterday from the leading scores yesterday from the Leading Scores ye~lerday from the second rounc!. of the $2.B miHion second" round of !he $BOO,OOO firEt round of the Bell Atlantic Clas­ ~~stem Conference . Western Conference M~tercard Colonial on the !.PGA Philips Invitational on !he sic, played on the 6,949 yard, par Eastern Conferenc~ Western Conference 7,010-yard, par-70 Cofoniaf Coun­ 6,"f01-yard, par 70 Onion Creek 36-36-72, Hartefeld National Golf : Toronto v. Buffalo ,,"'J DaUas v. Colorado try Crub Course: Club Course (a-denotes amateur). Club. Philaderphi~ v.lndiana San Antonio v:LA lakers future games Future games , Corey Pavin 69-64-t33 Akiko Fukushima 64-67-131 Frank Conner , . (Indiana leads 3-0) (San Antonio leads 2.p) , .. ,' ~ qrnorrow at Toronto, 2 p.m.; Tuesday, Today at Dallas, p.m., Monday at .,Wednesday·s result ',- - 7:30 John Cook 68-66-134- Belfl Daniel 70-62-132 Jim Hoitgrieve 0', Yesterday's result ';­ t 1'orohto, 7,:30 p.Stanley Cup ChampIonships lB 10 Steve Lowery 72-66-13B Also; Dale DQuglass layoff Years' Experience 101 94 Playoff Years' Experience 1« lBI Vijay Singh 67-72-139 Dawn Coe-Jones 71-70-141 Terry Dill Indiana 97, Philadelphia 86 Portland 84, Utah 81 veral! Playoff Record B-2 8-4 Overall Playoff Record Justin Leonard 73-66-t39 ~J. Eatflorne 71-73-1~ John Schroeder rHURSDAY,AtSALTLAKE·crrv eading After 1st Period '5-0 2-0 leading After 1st Period ~i .~~ Clark DennIs 72-67-~39 Faifed to Qualffy ;fommy Aaron At PfUi;ADELPHIA ;"~ [lan Pohl 70-69-139 72-73-145 ' Portland \/ '-: ,. :-- ding After 2nd Period 6-0 3-1 leading After 2nd Period 6-0 3-0 'Nancy Harvey John Grace Indiana TrallingAfterlstPeriod~ 3-2 Tralling After 1st Period Len Mattiace 70-69-139 :rInaTombs 75-71-146 John D. Morgan WaUace 5-10 0-0 11, RGran! 7-12 9-13 23, Sabonis 1-1 0-2 1-0 Mullin 5-10 2-215, O.Davis 4-7 2-6 to, Smits 24 0-0 Also: f,izEarley 74-72-146 Also: 5-13 0-1 10, Rider 9-19 5-6 27, stOud~lrnire 1:.s o:.b 2, Trainng After 2nd Period 2-2 1-3 Trailing After 2nd Period 0-1 4-1 4, Mitter9-14 7-7 29, Jackson 5-10 0-0 11, A.Davis 3-6 Tied After 1st Period 2-1 6-2 Tied After 1st Period ·Mike Weir 71-69-140 Kim Brozer 75-n-152 Jack Nicklaus 38-36-74 Augmon 0-1 ()..() 0, O'Neal 0-0 Q-(TO, Anlhony 0-1 3-6 2-0 4-0 0-1 6, Best 2-4 2-2 6, R9se 5-11 0-1 10, Perkins 0-5 Tied After2ndPeriod 0-0 4-0 Tied After2nd Period "2-3 1-1 3, Williams 0-3 0-0 0, Jackson 3-10 2-2 8, Cato O~O 0-0 ~layoff Harne Record 5-0 4-2 Playoff Harne Record 0-00, McKey 3-5 0-0 6. Totals 38-7613-1997. O. Totals 30-7419-28 84.· -, " "" "; .; 2-4 5-0 Utah , .. _ ".. "_' :;~~J., flayoffRoad Record 3-2 4-2- Playoff Road Record 6-0 3-2 ,Philadelphia I . ecord When Scoring Rrs! 8-1 3-1 Record When Scoring Rrst 6-1 4-2 Hughes 3-11 &6 11, A~tliff 4-82-410, Geiger 5-11 Russell 4-13 0-1 9, Malone 7-14 9-12 23, Ostertag 0-2 tHorne $-0 2-0 At Home " 2-1 4-0 1-211, Iverson 13-33 4-732, Snow 6-113-3 f6, Hi!! 4-64, Hornacek 8-16 2-319, Stockton 3-91-1 8, Bai­ ln The Road 3-1 1-1 On The Road 4-0 0-2 0-50-20, Lynch 1-6 2-4 4, McKie 1-30-02. Totals fey 0-2 0-0 0, Eisfe.y 0-3 0-0 0, AnClerson~ 6-1~ 2-316, Fuller 1-3 0-0 2, Foster 0-0 0-0 0, Keefe Q..O 0-0 O. To- ~ecord In One-Goal Games 6-0 a-I Re~ord In One-Goal Games 2-1 6-2 33-8817·2886. Il:lls29·7518-2681. > I' • .', Indiana 28 21 26 22-97 Portland 14 18 23 29--84 toronto v. Buffalo regular season series results Philadelphia 20-86. I.- . . 22 19 25 Utah; 11 20 21 ~1 Results of 1998-99 regurar seasori games between Ihe Buffalo Sabres andToronto Maple Leafs 3-Point Goals-Indiana 8-24 (Mitler 4-6, Mumn 3-8, 3-Point Goats-Portland 5-11 (Rider 4-6, Wallace·1-2, DATE SCORE GOALTENDERS Jackson 1-4, Rose 0-1, Perkins 0-5), Philadelphia 3-15 Anthony 0-1, Stoudamlre 0·1, Jackson 0-ll, Utah 5-13 ~CT.30 TORONTO 1 AT BUFFALO 4 JOSEPH(L)·HASEK(W) (Iverson 2-10, Snow 1-3, Hughes 0-1, lynch 0-1}, (Anderson 2-4, Stockton 1·1, Hornacek -3, RusseH ~CT. 31 BUFFALO 6 AT TORONTO 3 HASEK (W)-POTVIN~L Fou[ed out-None. Rebounds-Indiana 56 (D.Davis 1-4, Eis[ey 0-1). Fouled om-None. Rebounds-PQrt­ OV.20 TORONTO 1 AT BUFFALO 4 POTVIN(L)-HASEK 11), Philadelphia 54 (Hin 12). Assists-Indiana 26 land 45 (Sabonis 14), Utah 62 (Malone 17). AssistS---- , OV.21 BUFFALO 1 AT TORONTO 2 HASEK(L).JOSEPH (Jacf<:son Philadelphia 19 (Snow Total fouls­ • Portland 17 'Stoudamire 6), Utah 19 (Stockton' 9). EB.17 TORONTO 3 AT BUFFALO 2 (01] HEALYIW)-HASEKIL) to). 9). Indiana 24, Phi [adelphia 20. A-20,930 (2Q,~). Tota! foufs-Portland 23, Utah 25, Ragran! fplJl~~7 • .pOWER PLAY· -SHORTHANDED- tnony. A-19,911 (19,911)., . - 1 < GP W L T GFGAPTS PPGF PP% TSGA PK% TORONTO 5 2 3 a 10 17 4 23 1 4.3% 18 2 88.9% TUFFALO 5 3 2 0 17 to 6 1B 2 11.1% 23 1 95.70/0 NBA playoff leaders Coach of the year voting (Yestercrats game not incruded) Voting for the 1998-99 NBA Coach ofilie Year as se­ pallas v. Colorado regular season series results Scoring tected by a panel of sports writers and broadcasters from the Unlled States and Canada. '.'"- ults of 1998-99 regular seson games between the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche GP FG FT PIS AV9 Mutombo,AU 7 26 72 98 14.0 ~ Mike Dunleavy, Portfand ~ -:48 ATE SCORE GOALTENDERS Barkley, Hou 55 13,8 larry Brown, PhiladelphIa . ,~.r"23 EC 26 OALLAS 4 AT COLORADO 2 TUREK(W)-BILLINGTON ROYIL) 4 13 42 Garnett, Min 16 32 46 12.0 Jerry Sloan, Utah --~'J5 7 COLORADO 3 AT DALLAS 0 ROY(W)-BELFOURIL) 4 m Malone, Utah 7 29 55 B4 12.0 Chuck Daly, Orlando _ ,.i1.83 EB.21 COLORADO 1 AT DALLAS 1 ~OY(T]-8ELFOUR(T] Pippen, Hou 4 20 27 47 11,8 Pat Riley, Miami PR 18 OALLAS 1 AT COLORADO 2 FERNANDEZIL)-ROY(W) O'Neal, LAL B4 10.7 g Popovich, San Antonio if] .pOWER PLAY- -SHORTHANDED- 6 29 35 G"l ~I -~:--4 Saban is, Port 5 5 46 53 10.6 Pau Silas, Charlotte - ' ! 1: '4 f GP W L T GF GA PTS PP GF PP% TS GA PK% Robinson, SA 6 14 4B B2 10.3 George Karl, Milwaukee " ':7"-,1 DALLAS 4 1 2 1 6 8 3 23 5 21.7% 15 2 86.7% Divac, Sac 5 9 41 50 10.0 Butch Carter, Toronto . ;tio'1 ~LORADO 4 2 1 1 8 6 5 15 2 13.3% 23 5 78.3% Duncan, SA 6 21 58 9.7 tenn~WiJkens, Atlanta , ....;, :t ¥HL playoff scoring '" h~officiaf playoff scoring leaders A rook at the regular season progress of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Buf- CRICKET through Tuesday's games. falo Sabres. . I - GAP TORONTO BUFFALO forsberg, Col 6 11 17 Overall Record 45-30- 7 - 97 37-28-17 - 91 World Cup Bangladesh v. Games 1-20 10- 8- 2 - 22 11- 5- 4 - 26 $Ifaka, Pgh 6 9 15 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL BOXSCORES Games 21-40 1a. 7- 0 - 26 11- 6"- 3 - 25 FIRST ROUND West Indies fleury, Col 5 10 15 Group A Games 41-60 11· 6- 3 - 25 Ei- 9- 5 - 17 Milwau~ee5, CtinotfD2b 4343 Sexsandh 3001 taldc, Col 4 10 14 Games 61-82 11-9-2- 24 9-8-5- 23 Boston 5, W L D P At DUBLIN DCruzss 0000 ElDiazc 4021 (Bangladesh Won the toss) Yzerman, Oef 9 4 13 Home Record 2a.13- 5 - 51 23-12- 6 - ,fi2 Toronto~ Montreal 3. Asmusc 4022 Eng!and 2 0 o 4 turgeon, StL 4 9 13 Road Recard 22-17- 2 - 46 14-16-11 - 39 Totals 359119 Totals 366·106 South Africa 2 0 o 4 Bangladesh Innings, ' gf' Pgh 5 7 12 Overtime Record 6- 1- 7 - 19 3- 3-17 - 23 Toronto atl r h bl Bosfon ab r h bi , Mllwk. ab r h bi Monlrea( Stir h bi DetrOit 030 fOl 022-9 Zimbabwe 2 0 o 4 Shahriar Hossain c SherWin ovafev, Pgh 5 7 12. Goals Far/Against (flo) 268/231 (+37l 207/175 (+32) Stewart If 41200lawisrf 3122 ColUerss 6010Moutonif 4000 Cleveland 023 010 OOIJ-6 India· o 2 o 0 campbell b Courtney Walsh 2 Bushss 3000 JWVltn3b 4012 Grssomcf E-Palmer (a), Karsay (2). OP-Detrult 1, Mehrab Hossain c Shivnarine aclnnis, StL 4 8 12 Power Play % 14.4% (53/367 13.5% (49J363) SGreenrf 2101 Dubachdh 4000 Bumlf2rf Kenya o 2 o 0 Penalty Killing ;~~~~~~~~ :~~~ Cleveland 1. LOB-Oetrult 6, Cleveland Chanderpau! b Phil Simmons 64 o9ano,Oal 4 7 11 % 80.3% (64/325 86.2% (55/399) CDIga'o1b 4000 Grcprrss 4000 Cfnllo3b 5110 VGrerorf 4000 9. 28-Easley (12), Palmer (8), ElOiaz Sri lanka o 2 o 0 f TFmdz3b 3021 Oleary If 4000 Nffsson ~ 5120\ffdro2b 5110 GroupB Akram Khan c Brian Lara b Ditlon eca, Buf 4 7 11 . HR-CatalanoHo 2 (4), MRamirez 4 7 11 Rlskpr 0100 Barreltc 4011 12), Fryman (7). cs--.refr6ries (2), S­ W L D P 4 oung, StL Dallas v. Colorado comparison ~~~Sc1h i~~g =~eib ~~~g ftughes e 0000 Urbinap 0000 rlison,80s 2 9 11 usl. SF-Encamacion, New Zealand .2 0 fJ 4 Arninul Islam c Ridley Jacobs b PKeIt)r2b 2000 \/arilekc 2100 Berry 1b 4012 Ayalap 0000 ~Delroit Ip H R Er Bb So ·ostrom, Oet A look at the regufar season progress of the Dallas StarE and Colorado Pakistan 2 0 0 4 Reon King 2 2 9 11 lennon ph 1000Frye2b 3111 Wckmn p 0000 MercaClph 1000 Blair 576816 Australia 1 1 0.2 Minha2UI Abedin c Jacobs h King 5 eadmarsh, eal 7 3 10 Avalanche ' Mlflenyc 2000 Beckerlf 0100Mrdcai3b 41fl Aarie 1t0010 DALLAS .. COLORADO Dlsndroc tooo Jenkins if 301(JOCbrrass 4000 Westlndfes 1 1 0, 2 NaimurRahman IbwWalsh 45 ejduk, eal 5 5 10 Totals 29242 Totals 29555 Wti;,.p 0000 Pavanop 1000 NftkowsklW,I-1 1 0 0 0 1 t [ of WIckets - $hanahan, Det 3 7 10 Overall Record 51-19-12 - 114 44-28-10 - 9B MJAnderson .2 1- D 0 f 1 Bangladesh ° 2 Q 0 Ktlaled Mahmood c Henderson l Toronto 100 000 001-2 BIlian:!2b 5012MMrtzp~ noo Scolland Q 2 0 0 Bryan b Walsh 13 lemieux, Col 2 8 10 Games 1-20 13- 4- 3 - 29 8-10- 2 - 18 8runson .1 0 0 0 0 1 Boston 000 040 10:<-5 tlomop 3011 Smartp 0000 Yesterday's results Khaled Masud b King 4 i~~in ", ': 'L " Games 21-40 13-3-4- 30 9-9-2- 20 DP-Boston 1. LOB-Toronln 6, Boston Banks 111 2000WGrropll' 1010 TaJonesS,7 t 1 0 0 f t Bourque, Bos 1 9 to Games 41-60 CleveTand ' (At Dublin) Enamur Hoque c lara b Walsh 4 Hasibu~ussaln' ~, ,,7-1:28-0 13-4-3- 29 13-3-4- 30 3. 2B--Stewart (7\, lfemandez (t7), Molap 0000 Monjuraf Islam \- " 7::1-15-0 Nieuwendyk, Dar 6 3 9 Games 61-82 12-8-2- 26 DLewis (31. sB--Stewart (f6), 8urcrd (3). Widger.c 0000 Burba 5.26 5 5 a 2 West Indies, 1B3-3, def. BangIa. 'Hasibul Hussain b Bryan 1 14-6-2 ...... 30 Khaled Mahmood 'f 8=0-36-1 Berezin, Tor 5 4 9 Home Recorif 29- 8- 4 - 62 21-14- 6 - 48 $--Bush. Totals 39595 Totals 37363 Kamay 1.1000t2 desh, t82-allout, by 7 wickets Monjural Islam ° l3undin, Tor 4 5 9 Road Record Toronlo rp H R Er Bb So Milwaukee 000 3(J0 COO 02-5 S~ueyL.,2-2 1,1 2 4 4 2" t Fut..:re marches Extras (!b 8w25 nb5) -38 Enamul Haque ' 8-1-31-0 22-11- 8 - 52 23-14- 4 - 50 Rincon ,1 0 a 0 0 0 Naimur Rahman 9.~043:{J thornton, Bas 3 6 9 Overtime Record 3- 1-12 - fa 2- 0-10 - 14 Escobar L.,3-2 6.2 5 5 5 3 9 Montreat 010 000 002 0G---3 Today _ England v South Afr[ca Total-all out In 49.2 overs 1a2 Munro UO{}001 &-Bumilz (2). DP-:MiIwaukee 1, Man­ SReed .1 tOO 0 0 MinhazulAbed!n < ,7428-1 uneau, Buf 2 7 9· Goals ForfAgains! {+I-) 236/168 (+68l 239/205 (+34) ~al 2. LOa..:-Milwaukee S, Mon!real 6. Rorie pllI:hed to 2 baItErs in lfle 7th. at tendon, Zimbab~e v Sn Lanka ~~~~ 7:tai-~~1~3~J:~' ?-J3~, , f!:esurt ..:...' West IndIes ~on by mer, Pgh 2 7 9 Power Play % 18.8% (74/393 tB.9% (711375j lfmpires-Hor1]e, McC?f. First Mer­ "'''''nAappW,2-2 . 6 3 1 t 3 7 2B-Nlisson (8), Jenkins (12), Benian:! at~orces!, Englan,9 , "" ' • ,.' . , ' " , )ieyer.Wfc~e~. 't '.. -, t.f); t-, edorov, Det 1 8 9 Penally KiUing % 86.5% (431319 83.7% (63/386 l:DWe .,1 f (I ••0 0 G 0 {fl, RoWhila' (S), Barrett fiOI· f.vether; SEcond, RJrd: Third, Evans, ~, c; T()morrQW'....t.. Kenya' v.·-fndia at" L.... Qowlrng '- ",,'_'~_'d~ '"" ,f-Y -¥Jmp[res - Darrell Hrur (Australia)". Corsf 1 0- t t 1 b 3B-WGusmlm (2), HR-:Mcguire {1, T-3:2~. ~,29~ t42,B65) . Bristpl, England; Australiav.'PaRi- CourtneYYi!J,lsh ,'!_ -10-0-25-4 : K.1. Francis· (Srililh!TENNIS after suffering a sore leg, no 3, sidellne_d-7-fO days; Carn Rus- letang (D) recalled" from Michigan T-2:45. A-27,284 {33,871j. Wickman W,2-1 2 2 1 1 3 0 Seattle abrhbi K..C. ab~hbi Spain Y. Sandrine Testud (12), France (IHL), 16. Weathers S,2 too 0 0 f 6ames missed; Vacfav Varada sell (O) suffered a shoulder injury May ","onfreal· . DaBefl2b 5011 Beltrand 5011 Alberto Berasategui, Spain, v Dominique Van Roost (13), Bel­ Toronto Maple World Team Cup {RW) returned May t8 after suffer- Feb. 14, sfdelined for remainder of Leafs Baltimore ~, 4Rc!rgzss 4000 Randa3b 5000 Wayn~ Black, Zimbabwe, Step­ gium, quarmer; !Warmer, Alexander Karpovtsev (D) returned Pavano Ii 6 -3- ta 2 IJ GrlyJrcf 4120 Damonlr 4000 v. v. Krls~ ipg the flu, no ~ames missed; season; Alexei Gusarov (D) sut- Texas2'H: Smart 2:00-000 hane Huet, France, v. Hendrik fie Boogert, Netherlands; Anke JasonWooley(D)retumedMay1B fered a sprained knee" April 24, May 7 after mISSing three games, Bl:Rntrtf 0000 Kingfb 4110 At DUESSELDORF, Germany Mota 1t0001 EMrtnzdh 5010 MiSweydh 4010 Results yesterday from the World Oreekrmmn, Germany; Jiri Novak, ,Hulier, Germany, y. Laura Go­ arter suffering a groin strain, no sidelined indefinile~. with a shoulder strain; Steve sum­ Te'xas ab'rhbl Bait. abrhbi Urbina 100022 Czech Repubfic, v. DanIel Nestor, van (C)'suffered back spasms May 4yalaL.,D-4 t 2 2 2 1 2 Seguilb 4110 Dyerf 4020 Team Cup, the $1.65 mm/on elght­ rarsa, Italy; Stephanfe· F6retZ; TGrlwin cf 40 aa SAndm cf 20 a a Huskey!f 4121 Spehrc 301.0 Toronto: Karim Alami, Morocco, France, v. Nathalie Dechy, France games missed; Miroslav Satan Shawn Ch~~ll~~ ~~}s suffered a 11, srdelined day-to-day; Todd McLmr2b 2110 Amaraldh 4000 NOma pitChed 10 1 baiter in the 9th country, round-robin champion­ HBP-by Pavano (8umllz) , Gipson if 0000 Paseph fOOO v. Tim Henman (7), Britain; Carlos Brenda Schultz-McCarthy, Ne~her­ (LW) suffered a foot injury, side- knee sprain May 8, sIdelined day- Warriner (l~ suffered hip strain Greerlf 40 1a SUrflofflf 40 1a ship. lJned day-to-day; Add Dean Syl- to-day' Tony Hrkac (C) suffered trmpires-ffome, DeMuth FirsL Reliford; Blue Group Maya {4], Spain, v. Markus HipfJ, lands, v. Alicia Malik, Australia; May 13, SIdelined indefinilely; Igor JuGnfzrf 4001 Seifert 3010 Second, Keffogg: Third, Holbrook. ~~S~b ~~~1 ~~~~hz~ ~6n Austria • vester (RW) recalled from Roches- fractured ribs April 27, sidelined in- RPlmodh 4111 eoninelb 401(j OWilsnc 4000 Suttonpll 0000 Australia 2, Unifed Slates f" Emmanuelle Curulchet,.France, V. Korolev (C) suffered a fractured T-3:32.A---43,aI9 (46,500). " Alberto Martin, Spafn, v. Pelr ter (AHL), May 1B. definitely; Add Jon Sim (LW) re- left fibula April 22, sldet!ned re­ Totals 365125 Totals 372112 Singles - Mark fhilippoussfs, Jelena Dokic, Australia; Christina ~~i~; ~g;g~~krs~~~lg SealUs 010 201 010--5 Korda, Czech Republic; Wayne Colorado Avarancfle caned from Michigan (!HL), ¥ay 3; malnder season; Alyn McCauley Australia, def. Richey Reneberg, Papadaki, Greecel v. Natasha of Stevenslb 3000 Bordfckss 2000 Kansas City 010 000 001-2 Ferreira, South Africa, qualifier; Valeri Kamensky (LW) refurned Add Aaron Gavey (LW) recalled {Cl suffered a concussIon March Tampa Bay 10, U,S., 6-4, 6-7 (3-7), 7·5.; Patrick v. Zvereva, Belarus; tuexandra Claytcnss S010CJhnsnc 3123 E-ARodriguez (21, Mabry (3), OP-Seat­ Jean-Rene Usnard, France, v. Fusai, France, v. Venus Williams ~ay 11 after missIng 23 games from Michigan (IHL), May 9; Add 3, sidelined remainder of season. Totals 31262 TGtais 28 373 Anaheim 9 lie '1. Kansas Cft}' t. LOB--Sealtle g, Rafter, AustralIa, def. Pete Sam­ , Te:taS 010 000 001-2 9. 2B--Grlffey Jr (5), RDavis pras, U.S,. 6-3, 7-5. Sargis Sargsran, Armenia: Nicolas (5), U.s. . • Kansas City lapenttr, Ecuador, v. Thomas Mus- Baltimore 000 000 00:<-3 Anahel~ abrhbJTampa abrflbi (B). SB-Grlirey Jr 2 (9). S:-ROavis. Doubles - Richey Reneberg and Jana Novorna (4), Czech Republic, ~emorial CUp AHL playoffs IHL playoffs E-Clayton (3). OP-Texas 3, Baltimore Erstadif 4121 MCrkncf 3111 Seattle Ip H R Er Bb So Jonathon Stark, U.S., def. Pat ter, Austria - v. Ludmila Cervanova, Slovalda; 1. LOB-texas 4, Baltimore 5. Moyei'W,4-4 6 7 1 1 0 4 Chris Woodruff, U,S. v. qualifier; / AtOTIAWA Velarde2b .fl10 OMrtitzrf 5012 Cash and Sandon Stolle, Australia, Adriana Gersi, Czech Republic, v. (All series best-of-seven) (All series best-of-seven) 2B-McLemore (B), Greer (16), CJohn­ MVghndh 5223 Cnsecodh 4222 Panragua 2 2 0 0 a 1 6-7(5-7),7-6 (74), 6·3. . Ar'naud Clemenf, France, v. Cedric Marlene Weingartner, Germany';" (lpenlng round ' son (5t HA-RPaimeiro (12), CJohnson Mesa '1Z1111 CONFERENCE FINALS CHAMPIONSHip _• Kansas City Slovakia 3, France 0 Pionne, F:rance; Franco Squlllarf, Anne-Gaelfe Sidot, France, v. SII- . I GW L F A P (9). CS-c!ayton {2), Belle (3). $--Bor- md~~~ ~df~·~~~~b :~~~ ,Argentina,' Y. Andre Agassi {13}, i-Calgary 2 1 0 11 74 Eastern Conference Turner Cup , , Decker1b 3011Boggs3b 4220 WitasfckL,t-3 5 8 3 3 2 4 Singles - Karol Kucera, Slovakia, vila Talala, Croatia; Chanda Rubin, Fredericton Providence Houston v. Orlando ",'Te:.las Ip" R Er BbSo SeMee, 1.111tl0 def. Guillaume Raoux, France, 6-3, U.S. ; Greg Rusedski (12), Britain, U,S. v. Miriam Oremans, Nell'ler­ -Belleville 2 1 0 11 10 4 v. E!rtI:M1b 1111 Peny3b 0000 v. David Prinosll, Germany (Providence leads 2-0) Rmt game tomorrow at Houston Hellingl,4-5 B 7 3 a 3 3 Glaus3b 4100 Srrentolf 3000 Morman' .2 1 0 0 1 0 6-2.; Dominik Hrbaty, Slovakia, rand~ ''\ .:-\ c()ttawa 2 t 0 13 9 4 BaHimore . It-!onlgom'ery· 1 2 1 1 0"1 Anthony Dupuis, France, v. Rich­ cd.-Bathurst 0 3 0 3 12 0 Yesterday's result CONFERENCE FINALS HUson ph 1000 Clybmlf 0000 daf. Nicolas Escude,"France, 6-4, Emmanue!!e Gagliardi, SWitzer­ P"ormon W,4-3 9 6 2 2 2: 6 O'8rienc 3110Calm2b 4220 Whisenant '1 0 0 0 0 1 3-6.6·4. . ard Fromberg, Auslralfa; Davide ix-Clinched playoff berth Providence 6, Frederfcton 3 Scatt; First, fand, v. Nicole Pratt, Australfa; Syl­ Eastern Conference Umpires-Home, Brinkman; Balk-Wi!a5fck, Next game tomorrow at Frederic­ f)Plmmrf 2:0H5roc~erss 3232 DQubles - DomInik Hrbaty and Sanguinetti, Italy, v. John Van Lot­ via Plischke, Austria, v. qualifier; ursday'S result Detroit v. Orlando Second, Shulock; Third, CousIns. $.fleefsss 5121 ~ Umplres-Home, Reed; First, Clark; Sec­ IUm, Nelf]erlands; Andre! Pavel, ton T-~17. A-45,B67 (48,876). ond, Barrett; Thin! Tschida Tomas Cafar, Slovakia, def. Guil­ Denisa Ch[adkova, Czech Repub­ err~vine 5, Ottawa 4 (20T) (Orlando wins 4-3) totals 4l9t48'Totals 3310129 RomanIa, v. Heman Gumy, Argen­ Western Conference T-3:06. A-29,547 (4O,625). laume Raoux and Nicofas Escude, lic, v. Kimberfy Po, U.S. ~ Henrieta utUre games . Yesterday's fe$uh '~aheim 060 010 101-9 tina; Qualifier, v. laurence Tiela­ ocfay - SemI-final, Ottawa v. Rochester v. PhUadelphia Orlando 5, Detroit 4 (20T) Florida 8, Tqa Bay 211 320 01x-10 France, 6-4, 6-2. Nagyova, Slovakia, v. Barbara· E-Velan:!e (4), Boggs (f), Stocker (7). man, Italy i~e1!eVl'fe, 12 p.m. (Philadelphia leads 1-0) Western Conference . Colorado 8, Schett (15), Austria Thursday's result Pittsburgh 1 DP-Tampa Bay 1. L08----Anaheim 9, Njcolas Kiefer, Germany, v. MartIn Serena W[lIiams(10), U.S. v. Tomorrow - semi-final winner v. Houston v. Chicago " TampaJiay 6. 28-Velarde (5), TGreene Madrid Open lau­ Philadelphia 3, Rochester2 (On 7 Camm, Czech Republic; Mark rence Courtois, Belgium; Mariana talgary, 12 p.m. (Houston wins 4-3) Pilt. abrhbf Florida fabrhbl o(7), Decker {t), McCracken ·(6), DMart!­ Arizona Woodrorde, Australia, v. Vincent Next game today at Philadelph[a nez (8), Ganseco (8). HR-Mitaughn (9), At MADRID < Diaz Oliva, Argentina, v. Jolene ! (AU times Eastern) Martin If 3010CunseIT2b 5100 ArIZona ab r h bi Colorado ab r h bi Spadea, U.S. ; Jan-Michael Gam­ Bnjminss 4000 AGnzlzss 5222 Canseco (17). SB-Erslad (31, cairo (7). Results yeSterday from 'the Watanabe, U.S. ~Tatrana Panava, GITescf 4000 Avenrf 3110 CS--Stocker (3). 8-McCrru:ken. SF- Wmackrf 5110DHItoncf 6111 $180,000 Madrid Open WTA Tour bilt, U.S. V. Richard Kralicek (5j' Russia, v. Lea Ghirardi, France; JBeI!2b &030 KAbblt2b 6000 Netherlands; Alex Correlia {6, KYunglb 3000 Millarlf 4122 Prilchett. '* clay-court tennis tournament. Mary 'Joe Fernandez, U.S. v. I ACTIVITY SOCCER 4naheim; Ip H R Er Bb So LGnzlzif 6131 LWalkrrf 6231 Spain, v, qualifier KendaU~ 3110Kolsayrf 0000 Sweden, v. Bernd Karbacher, Ger­ ftanded pitcher Jason SfovaJ[, left­ Schrskp 2000Rdmndc 3110 Schoeneweis ,1 IJ Ii 0 0 0 SFinfeycf 5012l.skanlep 0000 many: Oliver Gross, Germany, Y. chikova, Be[arus, v. Meghann Belgian Cup· Newcastle - 7-4_ Sarllckp 0000 LHmdzp 4020 fampaBay ~ def. Chanda Rubin C3}, U.S" 7-5, Shaughnessy, U.S. ; Laurence An­ danded pitcher Mark Buehrle, left­ Saunders 4;.1 B 7 1 2 2 Stinnelte 51 f1 CSidcnss 4121 quaHfier; Gulnaume Raoux, Semi~final, second leg When Formed FGrcia ph tala TBalsass 4020 Aslaciop 3000 2-6,6-1. dretto, France, v. Katarina Srebot­ landed pitcher Graham Mazur and Manchester United - as Petersp 0000 RWhile W,4-0 t2 IJ 0 0. 0. 1 France, v. Stefan Koubek, Austria; fCher Mark Cochrane. Uerse 1, Genk 1 1B78 Totals 32141 Totals 35 810 7 Atdred 02t1t,O SWndellp 0000 DeJeanp 0000 qualifier, 'v. Todd Woodbridge, nil<, Slovenia; Mirjana Luclc, Croa­ (Lierse wan 5-3 on aggregate) Newton Hearth l YR, 1902 as CIllmn1b 1000 LHarrsph 1010 tia, v. Aranlxa Sanchez-Vicario (7), innesota Twins - traded right­ Plllsburgh 010 000 OOG---t Van 220002 BJAdsnp 2000 Veresp 0000 ATP Tour Aus!raITa Manchester United. Florida 003 201 20)(---43 RHmdzS,15 I 2 1 "' 0 1 Spmn - anded pitcher Rick Aguilera and Newcaslfe - 1881. '..\ lImacop 0000 JReed~ 1000 Fabrice Santora, France, v. Sebas­ ft-handed pHcher Scott Downs 10 Netherlands &-Benjamin (a), Kendall (S), Sprague ~~~edto 3 ba!fers In the 7th. Gnkey ph 0 a At.ST. POELTEN, Austria Ifen Grosjean, France; Magnus Mary Pierce (8), France, Y. Joan­ Nicknames (f3), AGonzalez (9), 8erg(3), PWilson to e Chicago Cubs for right-handed tkJlmesp 0000 Results yesterday from the larsson, Sweden, v. Karol Kucera nette Kruger, South Africa; Cara Manchester Utd. - Red Devils. (3). OP-Piltsburgh 1. LOB-PftIsbu~h Umpfres-Home, McCle!land'; First Cu!­ $425,000 Raiffeisen Grand Prix ~itCher Kyle Lohse and rfght­ First Division AFo:Marc Rosset, Swltzerfand, Y. her Travis Miller from Salt Probable lineups for IDday's FA s~~~~~,2-4 J,~ ~ ~ t sa AtlantQ 4 1. lOB-Arizona S, Colorado 9. leta (5), Argentina, def. Francisco Tommy Haas, Germany; Qualifier. Katarfna Studenikova, Slovakia, v. camp for the May 29 exhibition Sauerbeck .1 1 0 0 0 0 Cup final at Wembley StadIum be­ 2B--lGonzalez (13), MaWiliiams (f3), Clavet (4), Spain, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3.; v. Scott Draper, Australia; Fer­ E[ena Ukhovtseva, Russia; Emilie e. soccer gamne against Guatemala Peters 2222f1 Chicago ab r h bl fAUlmta Iti r Ii bi aUonaf League tween Newcastle United and Man­ SRnley (6), AFo:< (2), lWalker {9j, Marcelo Rios (2), Chile, def. Stefan nando Meligeni, Brazl!, v. Justin Loit France, v. Paora Suarez, Ar­ t in Toronto and the ·1999 Canada florida Whnsncf 5120 Weissss 4120 3B-Blanco (1), CSernn (ll. HR-Ma­ Koubek, Austria, 6-4, 6-0.; Yev­ San Diego Padres - purchased cflester United. UfmdzW,34 9 4 1 0·3 6 Gimelstob, U.S. ; Qualifier, Y. genhna; Gala lean Garcia, Spain, Cup from June 2 to 6 in Edmonton. JHindz ss 4 1 10 BBaone 2b 4 1IT 0 geny Kafelnikov (1), Russia, def. !tie contract of infielder Ed Giova­ Newcastle - Sieve Harper; Andy HBP~ Peters (Aven). Adamsp 1000 CJones3b 5121 Williams ~4)' StinneH (4J, DHamilton !~' Younes EI Aynaou[, Morocco v. Rita Kuti Kis, Hungary; Amelie Mike Franks PSV Eindhoven Umpireli--Home, Runge; First, Meals; LWalker to). SB-TLee (81J8a,!sla 2, Markus HipfJ, Austria, 6-2, 6-2. ,ala from las Vegas of the Padfic Griffin, Didier Oomi, Nicos Oabi­ MaGrc1b 4000BJordnrf 3112 LWalker ), BfcheltE (41' ~tlel[ . QuaHfier, v. Nicolas Escude, Cocheteux, France, v. Nathalie zag, laurent Charvet; Rob (Netherlands); lars Himchfeld, En­ Second, Darlfng; Third, Rippley. Sosarf 31 00 Jlopezc 4021 Semlfinars - Marcelo Rios (2), Tauzlat(9), " toast League. Lee, T-2:14.A-t6,782 (35,521). S-Womack. SF-MaWiI iams, France; Roger Federer, Swftzer­ F~nce _~"' Gary Speed, Dietmar Hamann, ergie Cotfbus (Germany); Pat On­ Gaellf3b 3124Kresko1b 3000 Arizona Ip H R Er Db So Chile, def. Younes E[ Aynaoui Mo­ Julie Halard Decugts (16), France, ,'acmc COast league stad, Rochester Raging Rhinos (A­ Huston3b 01000NiXllnpr 0000 land, v. Patrick Rafter (3), Aus­ Ita/gary Cannons - placed right- Nolberto Solano; AlaD Shearer, BJAIlderson 4.2 9 7 7 2 2 rocco, 6-1, 6-3.; Marfano Zabaleta tralia; Gustavo Kuerten (8), Brazil, v. Karina Habsudova, Slovakia; league); Marc Bircham, Mitlwall New York 7, f-jRdrgzlf 3112 BHuntr1b 0000 Telemaco 1.12 0 a t o· (5), Arj;!entina, def. Yevgeny Kafel­ ded pitcher Joe Fontenot on Temuri Ketsbaia. v. Ga[o Blanco, Spain; Guillermo Sena Wagner, Sa- (England); Jim Brennan, Bristol CGdwin If 00 0 0 Arones cf 201 0 . Jfofmes 110000 nikov t1), Russia, 7-5',6-3. disabled t!st. Received left­ Mail1chester United - Peler Philadelphia 5 Snliagoc: 4000 GWimslf 3000 SWindell 110002 Canas, Argentina, v. Jan Sieme­ mantha Smith, Schmeichel; Phil Neville, Gary Na­ City (England), Jeff Galke, S1. M"mdnl2b 4120 Chenp 2000 rink, Netherlands nded pHcher Michael Tejera Patrick's (lre!and); Jason deVos, Olson .200011 m Portland of the Eastern ·vine, Ronny Johnsen, Davfd May; PhlH. abrhbi KewYorkabrhbi Fmwthp 2000 Lcklutph 1000 rrascalDrel,l-3 1.21 ., 1 0 2 S1rasbourg Open Sjeng Schalken, Netherlands, v. Roy Keane. Paul Scholes, Ryan Dundee United {Scolfand}; Paul Glnvillet:f 5031 Cedenorf 5010 Afxndrph tOOO Rmlngrp 0000 Colorado ague .. Fenwick, Greenock Morton (Scot­ MOAdn 2b 5 0 a a Aircnzo 2b 42 1 1 EJKIngp 0000 OGuilfnph 1000 Paul Haarhuis. Netherlands; Fran­ ~I FOOTBAll Giggs, David Beckham; Andy ·Astacio 7 11 4 4 2 5 At STRASBOURG, France cisco Clavet, Spain, v. qualifier; 'fand); Carl Retcher, Hampton RoJen3b 4130 Olerudlb 4133 SSndrsp 0000 McGlhyp 0'000 DeJean 110002 Results yesterday from the Canadian Football league Cole, Dwight Yorke. Brogna1b ,3110 Piazzae 4121 Blauserss t1f2Speierp 0000 ,Veres 1 3 3 3 0 0 Andrea Gaudenzi, Italy, v. Rainer Roads Mariners (A-League); Rich­ $190,000 Strasbourg Open. Schuttler, Germany; Qualifier, v. "amnton Tiger-Cats - signed ard Hastings, Caledonia Thistle Gantlf 4113Vnlura3b 4000 Totals 35898 Totals 32484 leskantcW,1-1 2 1 0 a 0 0 linebacker Ricky Neal, wfde re­ A1Jreurf 3110McRaecf 3110 Cfiicago 400 000 004---B t[mplres-Home, Hallion; Rrst, Hohn; Singles " qualifier FA Cup preview COlfand}; Tony Menezes, Bangu deiver Jesus Reyes_and defensive lbrlhaJc 4000 Agbynllf 4131 Mania 201 000 100-4 second, Schrieber; Third, Tata. Semifinals - 8ena Ukhovtseva Bohdan Unhrach, Czech Republic, Brazill; Brad Parker, Feyenoord &clde Arlo Vartanian. How Tbey Got There R1afordss 4000 JFmcop 0000 OP-C~icago 3. LOB-Chicago 3, Atlanla T-3:25. ~205 (50,3B1). (2). RussIa, def Mary Joe Fernan­ v. Ramon Oefgado, Paraguay; the Netherlands); Marl< Watson, loewerp fOOO ROrd"nzss 4000 6. 2B-CJones 2 (B), JUiptiz 110). HR­ dez, U.S .. , 7-6 (7-5), 6-3.; JennIfer ronal Football League Manchester United - Defea!ed ~ MiGrcep 0000 Hrshsrp 3110 Gae!tl (4), HRodnguez (6), Bauser (1), Jason Stoltenberg, Australia, v. Oxford United (England); Jason Capriati, U.S., def. Denise Chlad­ Mark Phitippoussis (10), Australia: rizona Cardinals - re-SIgned of­ Middlesbrough 3-1, Liverpool 2-1, Bent, Colorado RapIds (MLS); Duceyph 1000 WndeHp 0000 BJordan {ft}. SB--LJohnson 2 (9), Jtfer- • Batting streaks nsive tackle James Dexter and C Fu[ham 1-0, Chelsea 2-0 {after 0-0 VPerezp 0000 Benitezp 0000 oandez (2), AJones 3 m. CS--Gae!ti (1). kava, Czech ~epubflc, 6-4, 7-5. Thomas Enqvist (16), Sweden, Y. Nick Dasovic, St. Johnstone (Scot­ K10rdnph tf11 MFmoPh 1010 Chicago Ip· H R Er Db So (Before yesterday's games) qualifier; Carlos Costa. Spain, v. ron Graham to one-year con­ draWj and Arsenal 2-1 {after 0-0 land); Ante Jazic FC Hrvatski ds. draw. . r Personp 0000 Ainswrtlf 0000 Farnsworth 6 5 3 a !f 3 Nalionalleague Christian Ruud, Norway (Croatia); Steve Kindel, RAEC French Open draw hiladelphia Eagfes - re-signed Newcaslle - Defeated Crvstal AAriasp~ tooo RlByron Black, ~ar contract. bum 1-0 (after 0-0 draw), Everton Bunbury, C Maritlmo (portugaQ; PMad'elphia 000 000 23National Hockey League E-Gant (1). DP-PhITadelphia I, New Remlinger 2 t 0 D 0 2 Amencan teague Men manIa; Cecil Mamill, U.S. v. Albert GoaT scoring Garre! Kusch, KV Mechelen (Bel­ l\IHL - approved the sale of the Manchester United - - Dwight York 1.LOB-Philadelphla 7, New York McGITnchy 1,2-2 .1 2 3 3 1 0 Current - 15, Jeter, N.Y., May 4 Yevgeny Kafelnikov (1), Russia, v. Portas, Spain , gium), Paul StaHeri, Werder Bre­ 6. 2B-Klordan (S), Allonzo (f2j, OIerud Speier .21 f ~ 0 t Michaet Chang, US. ; Julien Bout­ TaJT1pa Bay Ughtning to- a group Yorke leads with 29 goals, fol­ men (Germany). (17), McRae- (4J. 3B-Abreu (31. HR­ to May 20. Dinu Pescarlu. Romania, v. Andrei HBP-by FamswortlT fI\.Iones). WP­ Season - 16, Damon, K.C., April ter, France, v. Dominik Hrbaty, Medvedev, UkraIne; Juan" Anfonfo eacted by Bill Davidson. lowed by Andy Co!e (24) and Ole Head Coach - Holger Osieck. Gant (7), OIerud tal, Piazza (a). SB-Ag. SSanders, Remlinger. ashvitfe Predators - signed de­ Gunnar So!skjaer (17). 27 10 May 12; Garciaparra, Bos­ Slovakia; Andrew me, Australia, v. Marin, Casta Rica, v. Pete Sam­ Olympic Coach - Bruce Twam­ ba~ani (2), Allensworth (2). Umpiree-Home, Dreckman; First, Oavls: nceman Kent Sauer. Extended Newcaslle -.Alan Shearer feads Phllacfl;lphia Ip it R Er Bb So Second, layne; Third, Rieker. ton, Aprir26 to May 14. J~nas Bjorkman, Sweden; Ueyton pras (2). U.S. t ley. Hewitt, Australia, v. Marlin Rodri- lf1e contracts of Barry Tratz, with 21 goafs, followed by Temuri LoewerL.,2-4 3.210 6 6 1 1 T-2:57. A-4B,315 (SO,52B). Women Ch, and Paul Gardner and Ketzbaia (8) and Nolberto Solano MiGrace 1.12 f 1 00 guez, Argenlfna _ I Martina Hingis (1), Switzerland, v. rent Peterson, assistant coaches, (6). VPerez fOOOOl pefroil9, . Jens Knippschild, Germany, v. u­ • Amanda Hopmans, Netherlands; rough 2002. _ League Record Person 100001 Pitching stre!lks onel Roux, France; Jan Kroslak, E A-League Gomes 1tOOOt Cleveland 6 Amelie Mauresmo, France, v. Tara ~ancouver Canucks - signed de­ Manchester United - Won IiUe New York Slovakia, v. Marat Safin, Russia; Snyder, U.S. ; Kveta Hrdlickava, rSnceman Ryan Bonnf to a three­ with 22-3-13 record. Nalional League Qualifier, v. Jim Courier, O.S. ; Hi­ Czech Republic, Y. Larlsa Nei[and, Yesferday's results HershiserW,3-4 6.2 6 2 2 3 4 Detroit ' abrhb! Cleve. ibrhbl Current - 7, Uma, Houston, Apr. ~ear contract. Newcastle - Rnished 13 with Minnesota at Vancouver Wendell .143300 cham Ar~f, Morocco, v. Goran Latvia; Barbara Rittner, Germany, Encmclf 4021lDf!cnt:f 4000 14 to May 18. 1 u.s. COLLEGE 11-14-13 record. . Connecticut at Boslon Benitez f00002 Jfferlesdh 41111f12quelss 4120 Ivanisevlc (15), GroatlAlbert Costa, Oe Swardt, South Afriqa~ fluallfier, r -::: "A