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II 24 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Wednesday, August 4, 1 999 Scoreboard Mahoning Valley Speedway JT Live. same-day and delayed national TV sports coverage for Santee delivers first victory of season at Mahoning oval BASEBALL Wednesday (schedule subject to change ana or DiacKoutsj. 12:05 p.m. WB38 Major League Baseball. Toronto at Y.

Yankees 1 p.m. ESPN Men's tennis, DuMaurier Open, early round coverage, at Montreal 7:05 p.m. ComcastsportsNet Major League Baseball, Philadelphia Phillies at Flonoa Marlins 7:30 p.m. ESPN Major League Baseball, Atlanta at Pittsburgh OR Colorado at Cincinnati 9 p.m. ESPN2 USAC Auto Racing Silver Crown Series, at Indianapolis 10:30 p.m.

ESPN Major League Baseball, San Francisco at Arizona OR Tampa Bay at Seattle 12:30 a.m. ESPN2 Men's tennis. DuMaurier Open, early round coverage, at Montreal (delayed tape) Aug. 4 1982 Joel Youngblood becomes the only player in major-league history to play and get hits for two different teams in two different cities on the same day. In the afternoon, his hit drives in the winning run for the New York Mets in a 7-4 victory at Chicago.

After the game, he's traded to the Montreal Expos and plays that night in Philadelphia. He enters the game in right field in the fourth inning and later gets a single. 1985 40-year-old Tom Seaver becomes the 17th SCO-game winner in major-league history with a six-hitter all singles as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 4-1. 1996 Laura Davies shoots a 6-under-par 66 for a two-stroke victory over Nancy Lopez and Karrie Webb in the du Maurier Classic. 1996 The Atlanta Olympics end with U.S.

boxer David Reid's stunning gold-medal knockout, and the women Dream Team's romp over Brazil. Reid captures America's only boxing gold, knocking down Cuban Alfredo Duvergel, while the U.S. women rolls to a 111-87 victory behind Lisa Leslie's 29 points. A record 11,000 athletes from 197 countries make it the biggest Olympics. Santee took top honors.

Snyder added to his point's lead by notching his fifth straight top five. Clemens held on from third while Tony Eckart was fourth, his first top five of the season, and top rookie Ricky Getz completed the top five. Fourteen-year old rookie sensation Mike McManus of Washington Crossing had no trouble in racing to his third DA Modified win of the season. Starting second in the 20-lap feature, McManus moved into the lead on lap one and from there was never headed. The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation also came away a winner as McManus is donating 50 of his season winnings to this worthy cause.

Anthony Sesely helped his championship hopes by coming from eighth and posting second once again, while Jason Trinchere, Mike Carroll, and Amanda Sesely completed the top five. Paul Koehler, of Northampton, held off the hard charging efforts of Todd Stehle and division point's leader Tom Flanagan en-route to scoring his second 20-lap Late Model win of the year. Kohler started fifth and was running second after just one lap. He then hustled the lead away from early pacesetter Barry Christman on lap three and thereafter had to contend with Stehle for second five laps from the end. Despite all the pressure though, Koehler held his ground, putting the Enterprises No.

51 into the Winner's Circle for the One of the premier veterans of eastern asphalt racing, Chip Santee of Walnutport raced to his first feature win of '99 Saturday night at Mahoning Valley Speedway. Santee started 10th in the 20-car field and worked ahead of Chris Clemens for the lead on lap six. After attaining the top spot, he began to flex his muscle and pull away from the pack with a very comfortable lead. Points leader Rod Snyder moved to second with just a few laps remaining but could not mount a challenge as time ran out and Santee cruised to victory. The win, his 11th in a Modified, helped him continue a yearly-winning streak of at least one win over the last eight seasons.

Rookie Chaz Surman jumped out to the early lead but the young up-start ran into trouble on lap three when he lost control and went into a spin off turn four. As he did it caused a chain reaction that afterwards gobbled up 11 other cars, with seven, including Surman, unable to return. Among the most significant being sidelined was top-five point man Jason Arthofer. When the smoke had settled and the race went back to green, Clemens was the leader but not for long as Santee worked inside of him on lap five and was out front the next time around. While Santee headed the field, Snyder heavily pressured Clemens.

It wasn't until five laps were left that Snyder got by him but that would be as far as he could climb as there was no denying who was the strongest here as second time this year. Koehler has been on a hot streak of late as he notched his seventh straight top five finish which included two wins. Stehle over-took Flanagan on the final lap while Dave Wallace and Christman were fourth fifth respectively. It was an exciting run in the 20-lap Street Stock main as five different drivers shared the lead with Mark Deysher of Bath, the final man up-front when the checkered flag waved. Deysher came from seventh on the grid and took the lead from Scott Lesher when he suddenly slowed with just two laps to go.

Deysher, who ran in the top five the entire race, then held on for his second win of the season over Scott Meckes, Troy Bollinger, Randy Schlenker and Brian Labar. The 4-Cylinder main also featured a former standout in quarter-midget racing as Flemington, N.J. 15-year-old Andy Walko drove his Walko automotive No. 27 to his second win of the season. Walko jumped to the early lead from his outside front row starting spot.

He then had to hold off a very determined Barry Heimbach for the win. Jon Moser, point's leader Steve Nederostek and Pat Hagan completed the top five. This coming Saturday night, Aug. 7, it will be Gambler's night at the speedway. The top point men in all divisions will play a key roll in deciding the inversion of the starting grids.

Big Wheels start at 4:45 p.m. with the first heat rolling off at 5 p.m. sharp. 1 NEW YORK (AP) Results of fan balloting for the MasterCard Major League Baseball All-Century Team, through Aug 1: Catcher (Top Two) 1. Johnny Bench.

101.066 2. Yogi Berra. 69.215 3. Carlton Fsk, 32.110 4. Josh Gibson.

23.527 5. Roy Campanelia, 23.735 6. Mickey Cochrane. 7.546 7. Bill Dickey.

7.233 8. Gabby hannert. 2.239 First Basemen (Top Two) 1. Lou Gehrig. 121.526 2.

Mark McGwire. 46.507 3. Jimrrne Foxx. 36.061 4. Harmon Killebrew.

16.926 5. Eddie Murray. 15.411 6. Han Greenberg. 11.938 7.

Willie McCovey. 10 352 8. George Sisler. 2.707 9. Buck Leonard.

1.928 10. Bill Terry. 1.164 Second Basemen (Top Two) 1. Jackie Robinson. 78 635 2.

Rogers HemsBy. 64.274 3. Joe Morgan. 60.428 4. RcO Carew.

41X50 5. Nap Lajoie, 8. 908 6. Eddie Collins. 5.543 7.

Charlie Gehringer. 4,557 8. Frankie Frsch. 2.367 Shortstop (Top Two) 1. Cai Ripken.

66.097 2. Ernie Banks. 61.274 3. Ozzie Smith. 58.731 4.

Bonus Wagner. 53.814 5. Robin Yount. 13.118 6. Lus Aparicio.

7.566 7. Luke Appling. 2.474 8. Joe Cronm. 2.331 Third Basemen (Top Two) 1.

Mike Schmidt, 86.510 2. Brooks Robinson. 76.951 3. George Brett, 63.968 4. Eddie Mathews, 17.149 5.

Paul Molitor. 14.811 6. Pie Traynor. 9 232 Outfielders (Top Nine) 1. Hank Aaron, 116.481 2.

Babe Ruth. 116.103 3. Ted Williams. 114,980 4. Willie Mays.

112,762 5. Joe DiMaggio. 106.208 6. Mickey Mantle. 96.920 7.

Ty Cobb. 78.094 8. Ken Griffey 64,914 9. Pete Rose, 60.658 10. Stan Musial, 57,141 11.

Roberto Clemente, 55.537 12. Joe Jackson. 33,454 13. Reggie Jackson. 28.276 14.

Tony Gwynn, 22.837 15. Carl Yastrzemski, 21,790 16. Frank Robinson, 21,260 17. Rickey Henderson, 16,677 18. Barry Bonds, 16.481 19.

Lou Brock, 12.122 20. Tris Speaker, 8.261 21. Willie Stargell. 6.597 22. Al Kalme.

6.471 23. Duke Snider, 6.039 24. Cool Papa Bell, 5.562 25. Mel Ott, 4.918 26. Ralph Kiner, 3,104 27.

Billy Williams, 2.204 28. Al Simmons, 1.3S8 29. Paul Waner, 1,257 30. Oscar Charleston, 1.180 31. Wee Willie Keeler, 866 32.

Joe Medwick, 842 33. Harry Heilmann, 806 34. Goose Goslin, 780 Pitchers (Top Six) 1. Nolan Ryan, 98.421 2. Sandy Koufax, 97,887 3.

Cy Young, 87,040 4. Bob Gibson, 58.674 5. Walter Johnson, 48,827 6. Roger Clemens, 47,367 7. Greg Maddux, 41,772 8.

Satchel Paige, 39.691 9. Steve Carlton, 39.558 10. Warren Spahn, 34,518 11. Tom Seaver. 32,531 12.

Christy Mathewson, 25,734 13. Bob Feller, 25,565 14. Whitey Ford. 25,135 15. Jim Palmer, 14,900 16.

Grover Cleveland Alexander, 14,847 17. Dennis Eckersleyj 14,278 16. Lefty Grove, 13,860 19. Dizzy Dean, 12,329 20. Rollie Fingers, 10,412 21.

Juan Marichal, 9,724 22. Carl Hubbell, 5,396 American League CLEVELAND INDIANS-Placed RHP Dwight Gooden on the disabled list. Activated RHP Jaret Wright from the disabled list National League NL Suspended Atlanta Eddie Perez four games and Atlanta manager Bobby Cox two games for their actions in the game against Philadelpia on Friday. Fined Cox 55.000, Atlanta RHP John Smoltz 52.500 and Perez 51,000. ATLANTA BRAVES Placed OF Otis Nixon on the disabled list, retroactive to Juiv 29.

BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA Named Chris Weiller senior director of events and attractions BOSTON CELTICS-Traded Ron Mercer, F- Popeye Jones and Dwayne Schintzius to Denver for Danny Fortson, Eric Williams, Eric Washington and a first-, round draft pick within the next four years. Signed Wayne Turner DALLAS MAVER ICKS Signed Greg Buckner. LOS ANGELES LAKERS Agreed to terms with Derek Fisher on a seven- contract. FOOTBALL National Football League JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Waived LB Scott Von der Ahe and OL Jarvis Reado. Signed WR James Battle and LB Jaime Baisley.

Named Scott Cohen assistant director of pro personnel. MIAMI DOLPHINS-Released RB Tyrone Wheatley. HOCKEY National Hockey League ATLANTA THRASHERS Named George Kingston and Jay Leach assistant coaches. NEW YORK ISLANDERS Resigned Felix Potvin to a contract. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Signed D- Sean O'Brien to a contract.

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Signed RW Dale Rominski to a contract. American Hockey League HERSHEY BEARS-Signed Frederic Cassivi. International Hockey League CHICAGO C- Chris Marinucci. East Coast Hockey League CHARLOTTE F- assistant coach Daryl Noren. TOLEDO STORM-Named Todd Gordon coach.

Entered affiliation agreement with Tampa Bay. West Coast Hockey League BAKERSFIELD CONDORS-Signed Brad Guzda and Alex Mukhanov. SOCCER Major League Soccer COLUMBUS CREW-Agreed to terms with Tom Fitzgerald, coach, on a two- contract extension. TRACK AND FIELD INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC FEDERATION Suspended Dennis Mitchell for two years, retroactive to April 1, 1998, after the arbitration panel concluded he was guilty of doping. COLLEGE NORTH COAST CONFERENCE-Named Keri Alexander and Sue Penicka assistant directors.

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE-Promoted Beth DeBauche to associate commisioner and Leann Cook to assistant commissioner. Named Leslie Pigg administrative assistant for compliance and Allyson Quinn administrative assistant for media relations. AUSTIN PEAY-Named Cody Bush sports information coordinator. BLOOMSBURG-Named Brian Gibboney director of athletic operations. BUTLER Announced the resignation of Chris Denari, associate athletic director for marketing and events.

CENTRAL STATE, OHIO-Announced men's basketball coach Michael Grant will also coach the men's and women's golf teams. DREW Named Jodie Ricciardi assistant Softball coach. GUILFORD Named Shane Handy defensive backs coach and Mike Working quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. KINGS POINT-Named Chuck Guittar and John Krikorian men's assistant basketball coaches. LAFAYETTE-Named Barbara Young assistant director of athletics.

MISSISSIPPI-Named Carol Sensley women's assistant basketball coach. NORTH CAROL IN Named Mike Roberts baseball coach and assistant athletic director. RIDER-Named Emily Ahlquist women's volleyball coach. SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA-Named Dan Silverstein men's and women's tennis coach. WEST CHESTER-Named Joy Figueredo women's Softball coach and Drew Hoffman women's interim soccer coach.

Announced the resignations of Ed Townsley, women's soccer coach, and Andrea Elkins. women's gymnastics coach. Malone, 55. Putting Average 1, Bruce Fleisher, 1.727. 2, Frank Conner, 1.739.

3. Hale Irwin, 1.753. 4, Larry Nelson, 1.755. 5. Jim Colbert, 1.759.

6. Tom Jenkins, 1.763. 7, Ray Floyd 1.767. 8, David Lundstrom, 1.768 9. Isao Aoki, 1.770.

10, Dave Eichelberger. 1.771. Birdie Average 1, Bruce Fleisher, 4.22. 2, Tom Jenkins, 4.05. 3 (tie), Hale Irwin and Larry Nelson, 3.98.

5. Gil Morgan, 3.68. 6, Vicente Fernandez, 3.74. 7 (tie), Jose Maria Canizares and David Lundstrom, 3.73. 9, Bruce Summerhays, 3.67.

10, 2 tied with 3.64. Eagles (Holes per) 1, DeWitt Weaver, 109.8. 2, David Lundstrom, 123.4. 3 (tie), Gary McCord and Leonard Thompson, 126.0. 5, Dave Eichelberger, 142.0.

6, Dave Stockton, 153.0. 7, Frank Conner, 155.3. 8, Gibby Gilbert, 168.0. 9. Gil Morgan, 171.0.

10, Terry Dill, 177.4. Sand Save Percentage 1. Bob Eastwood, 62.8. 2, Hubert Green, 60.5. 3, Dana Quigley, 56.5.

4 (tie). David Lundstrom and Bob Murphy, 55.7. 6 (tie). Ed Dougherty, Ray Floyd, Orville Moody and Brian Barnes, 55.6. 10, John Bland, 55.4.

Ail-Around Ranking 1 (tie), Bruce Fleisher and Dana Quigley, 116. 3, Hale Irwin, 122. 4, Gil Morgan, 125. 5, Vicente Fernandez, 128. 6, David Lundstrom, 141.

7, Ed Dougherty, 148. 8, Jose Maria Canizares, 161. 9, Larry Nelson, 170. 10, Ray Floyd, 197. PONTE VEDRA BEACH.

Fla. (AP) Senior PGA Tour statistical leaders through the Novell Utah Showdown, which ended Aug. 1: Scoring Average 1, Bruce Fleisher, 69.51. 2. Hale Irwin, 69.59.

3, Gil Morgan. 70.12. 4. Tom Jenkins, 70.25. 5.

Vicente Fernandez, 70:47. 6, Jose Maria Camzares, 70.52. 7, Allen Doyle. 70.53. 8, Larry Nelson.

70.56. 9, Dana Ouigley, 70.59. 10, John Mahaffey, 70.62. Driving Distance 1, John Jacobs. 287.2.

2, Gil Morgan, 261.8. 3, John Schroeder, 281.0. 4. Bob Duval, 279.7. 5.

Terry Dill. 278,0. 6, Jim Holtgrieve, 277.0. 7, David Lundstrom, 276.7. 8, DeWitt Weaver, 276.0.

9, Bruce Summerhays, 275.2. 10 David Graham, 275.0. Driving Accuracy Per 1, Bud Allm, 81.0. 2. Calvin Peete.

80.4. 3 (tie), Allen Doyle and Buzz Thomas, 79.6. 5. Bruce Fleisher, 79.3. 6.

Hale Irwin. 79.0. 7, Hubert Green, 78.5. 8, Graham Marsh, 78.0. 9, Lee Trevino, 77.5.

10. Hugh Baiocchi. 77.3. Greens in Regulation 1. John Mahaffey, 76.5.

2. Hale Irwin, 74,0. 3, Bruce Fleisher, 72 8. 4, Tom Jenkins. 72.3.

5, Gil Morgan, 71.6. 6. Allen Doyle, 71.5. 7 (tie), Larry Nelson, Jim Thorpe and Hugh Baiocchi, 70.9. 10, John Bland, 70.6.

Total Driving 1, Gil Morgan, 22. 2, Ed Dougherty, 23. 3, Dana Quigley, 43. 4, Walter Morgan, 44. 5, Hale Irwin, 49.

6 (tie), Bruce Fleisher and John Mahaffey, 51. 8. Jose Maria Canizares. 53. 9., Leonard Thompson, 54.

10, Mike VCC Golf 1 Physicals Walser-Haber duo captures Ryder Cup Shenandoah Valley physicals slated The Shenandoah Valley School District will conduct mandatory sports physicals Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to noon in the Nursing Office of the SeniorJunior High School. Dr. Walter Setlock will be the attending physician. Physical forms and appointments must be obtained prior to the physicals by calling Colleen Moyer at 462-1957.

Any student who misses this date will be required to obtain a physical at his or her expense. Tamaqua physicals set for Thursday Any student interested in playing a fall sport in the Tamaqua Area School District who did not receive a physical can do so Thursday in the High School's nurse's office from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. Physicals are for all fall sports participants in all junior and senior high grades. PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) -Senior PGA Tour money leaders through the Novell Utah Showdown, which ended Aug. 1: Trn Money 1. Hale Irwin 16 $1,567,255 2. Bruce Fleisher 19 51,488.400 3. Allen Doyle 19 S1.231.309 4.

Larry Nelson 20 SI. 125.828 5. Dana Quigley 24 $924,229 6. Vicente Fernandez 20 $883,111 7. Graham Marsh 20 $803,746 8.

Dave Eichelberger 23 $800,359 9. Gil Morgan 18 5785,202 10. Jose Maria Canizares 21 S784.240 11. John Jacobs 22 $772,456 12. John Mahaffey 21 $722,491 13.

Tom Jenkins 18 $708,570 14. Bruce Summerhays 23 $647,369 15. Joe Inman 23 $534,426 16. Walter Hall 23 $523,486 17. Bob Duval 21 $509,248 18.

Gary McCord 9 $506,823 19. Hugh Baiocchi 22 $480,656 20. Leonard Thompson 23 S478.353 21. Jim Thorpe 22 $477,561 22. Jim Dent 21 $467,475 23.

Al Geiberger 15 $460,264 24. Ray Floyd 13 $457,047 25. J.C. Snead 21 $441,361 26. Kermit Zarley 20 $416,331 27.

Ed Dougherty 15 $401,299 28. Terry Dill 22 $400,145 29. Tom Wargo 22 $391,031 30. Christy O'Connor 7 $390,757 31. Jim Colbert 18 5375.516 32.

George Archer 20 S370.148 33. Mike McCullough 23 S366.916 34. David Graham 23 $357,726 35. Bob Murphy 20 $341,047 36. Frank Conner 22 $340,293 37.

Bob Dickson 22 $336,477 38. Lee Trevino 16 $336,100 39. Jim Albus 21 $327,047 40. Isao Aoki 15 $321,998 41. Hubert Green 19 $320,132 42.

David Lundstrom 16 $275,252 43. John Bland 17 $273,965 44. Jay Sigel 20 $259,402 45. Bob Charles 14 $255,531 46. Fred Gibson 23 $253,228 47.

Dale Douglass 18 $246,438 48. Rocky Thompson 21 $244,424 49. Brian Barnes 18 $237,965 50. Walter Morgan 23 $218,440 and Marie Bonomo copping top honors in the first flight with their combined net score of 66. Block and Rhim Lee were overall second-flight winners with a 73.6 and Ustynoski and Elaine Bartlinski winning the third flight with a 79.4 Last Wednesday's action featured the Chapman System format of Alternate Ball play.

Makuta and McHugh emerged as the first flight winners with a combined net score of 70.6 while Pat Cimakosky and Carol Tun-nessen winning the second flight with a 74.4. Ustynoski and Elaine Bartlinski were third-flight winners with a 75.4. Tuesday's play, a Four-Ball Stroke Play Batter Ball of Partners format featured Laura Katz and Kitty Bartlinski tying Block and Rhim Lee with overall net scores of 67 for second-flight honors. Goffa and Tinsley captured the third flight with a 68. Next week's 18-hole group tourney will be the Seniors Club Championship.

In nine-hole action, the group held a Fewest Putts tournament with Trudy Gutterman coming in first, Mariann Eyerman finishing second and Kathy Dixon finishing third. Next week the group will play an Odd Holes Tournament. All golfers are reminded to be in their carts by 8:15 a.m. for 8:30 a.m. tee-times.

The duo of Beverly Walser and Tudy Haber captured champi- ship honors in the Valley Coun- Club Ladies' Golf League der Cup Handicap Competi-on, which began July 27-28 and concluded Tuesday at VCC. Walser and Haber emerged as the overall first-flight winners with a combined score of 204.6, that included a first-place finish in Tuesday's Four-Ball Stroke Play Better Ball of Partners event with a net score of 62. Helene McHugh and Rosanna Makuta were overall first-flight runners-up with a 208. Capturing overall second-flight honors were Selma Block and Young Rhim Lee with their score of 220.4 after defeating Marlene West and Jody Flood in a playoff. West and Flood were runners-up with the same score of 220.4.

Dee Goffa and Kitty Tinsley were overall third-flight champs with their score of 226 and Edwina Ustynoski and Elaine Bartlinski were third-flight runners-up with a 229.8. Scoring birdies in the tournament were Kitty Bartlinski on the par-four seventh hole and Elaine Bartlinski on the par-three fifth hole. Scoring for the tournament was based on both overall and daily finishes, with the following groups winning daily honors in different formats. Last Tuesday featured a Two-player Scramble format to kick off the tourney, with Marlene Reilly Bowling DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -LPGA tour money leaders through the du Maurier Classic, which ended Auq.

1: Trn Money 1. Karrie Webb 18 $1,254,051 2. Juli Inkster 17 $1,115,201 3. Lorie Kane 21 $604,168 4. Meg Mallon 17 $544,286 5.

Annika Sorenstam 15 5539.643 6. Se Ri Pak 19 $519,467 7. Dottie Pepper 16 $414,116 8. Sherri Steinhauer 21 $404,060 9. Kelli Kuehne 16 $355,139 10.

Kelly Robbins 18 $347,745 11. Rosie Jones 15 $328,065 12. Rachel Hetherington 19 $325,322 Hazleton Jr. League The Hazleton Junior Bowling League will be holding a registration for the upcoming winter season. Interested junior bowlers can sign up on Monday Aug.

9 or Tuesday Aug. 10 at Bowl Arena in West Hazleton from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. This league will be sanctioned through the YABA so bowlers will need to have their Social Security Numbers and $12 to cover the cost of sanctioning. 13.

Liselotte Neumann 18 $310,234 14. Janice Moodie 21 $286,919 15. Laura Davies 18 $279,574 16. Helen Alfredsson 17 5269,356 17. Catriona Matthew 21 $268,462 18.

Akiko Fukushima 19 $253 537 19. Cindy McCurdy 22 $252,779 20. Sherri Turner 19 $250,581 21. Tina Barrett 19 $249,759 22. Nancy Scranton 21 $246,946 23.

Mi Hyun Kim 21 $244,419 24. Kris Tschetter 19 $241,677 25. Mardi Lunn 22 $232,721 26. Charlotta Sorenstam 20 $212,246 27. Maria Hjorth 21 $208,967 28.

Becky Iverson 22 $208 311 29. Emilee Klein 24 $202,114 30. Leta Lindley 21 $201,048 31. Kristi Albers 20 $194,976 32. Michele Redman 19 $193,878 33.

Catrin Nilsmark 15 $188,168 34 Carin Koch 19 $180 939 35. Cristie Kerr 20 $177,978 36. J. Gallagher-Smith 21 $174,947 37. Beth Daniel 17 $169,435 38.

Helen Dobson 20 $166,536 39. Wendy Doolan 19 $160,039 40. Tammie Green 14 $155,066 Golf Tournaments Babe Ruth PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Nike Tour statistical leaders through the Dakota Dunes Open, which ended Aug. 1: Scoring Average 1, Marco Dawson, 70.05.

2, Brad Elder, 70.20. 3, Mathew Goggin, 70.27. 4, Edward Fryatt, 70.53. 5, Joel Edwards, 70.64. 6, Matt Gogel, 70.72.

7, Shaun Micheel, 70.77. 8 (tie), Richard Zokol and Kevin Johnson, 70.85. 10, 3 tied with 70.95. Driving Distance 1, Stiles Mitchell, 300.4. 2, Mike Heinen, 293.4.

3, Brian Bateman, 291.9. 4, Mathew Goggin, 291.6. 5, Jim M. Johnson, 291.4. 6, Christian Chemock, 291.0.

7 Casey Martin, 290.4. 8, Joey Snyder III, 290.0. 9, Steven Young, 289.1. 10, Jason Tyska, 288.9. Driving Accuracy Per 1, Brian Tennyson, 76.3.

2, Brian Claar, 75.2. 3, Steve Ford, 71.9. 4 (tie), Jerry Smith, Dicky Thompson and Craig Bowden, 71.7. 7, Joe Daley, 70.4. 8, Greg Lesher, 70.3.

9 (tie), Steve Haskins and Ed Humenik, 69.3. Greens in Regulation 1, Marco Dawson, 70.7. 2, John Riegger, 70.6. 3, Shaun Micheel, 70.3. 4, J.J.

Henry, 69.9. 5, Matt Peterson, 69.8. 6, Craig Bowden, 69 5. 7 (tie), Curt Byrum and Edward Fryatt, 69 4. 9.

Kelly Gibson, 68.9. 10. Tim Clark, 68.6. Total Driving 1, Ed Humenik, 34. 2, J.J.

Henry, 39. 3, Edward Fryatt, 42. 4, David Berganio, 43. 5, Bobby Wadkins, 56. 6, Mathew Goggin, 59.

7, John Riegger, 61. 8, Conrad Ray, 68. 9, Marco Dawson, 69. 10, Darron Stiles, 70. Putting Average 1, Richard Johnson, 1.738.

2, Kelly Gibson, 1.741. 3, Marco Dawson, 1.745. 4, Brad Elder, 1.747. 5, Craig Kanada, 1.752. 6, Richard Zokol, 1.758.

7, Jim McGovern, 1.764. 8, Roy Biancalana, 1.765. 9 (tie), Kevin Johnson and Mike Grob, 1.768. Birdie Average 1, Marco Dawson, 4 24. 2, Brad Elder.

3.95. 3 (tie), Kelly Gibson and Edward Fryatt, 3.88. 5. Mathew Goggin, 3.86. 6 (tie), Michael Clark and Richard Johnson, 3 85.

8. Jim McGovern, 3.76. 9, Dennis Zinkon, 3.70. 10, Jim M. Johnson, 3.68.

Eagles (Holes per) 1, Mark Wurtz, 55.8. 2, Ted Oh, 84 0. 3, Ben Ferguson, 86.4. 4, Richard Johnson 91.5. 5, Mathew Goggin, 91.8.

6, Ryan Hietala, 99 0. 7, Mike Heinen, 101.3. 8 (tie), Brian Tennyson and Kris Cox, 108.0. 10. Joey Snyder III.

112.5. Sand Save Percentage 1, Spike McRoy, 72.7 2, Stan Utley, 66.7. 3, Don Reese, 65.3. 4, Dave Barr, 64.6. 5, John Rollins, 64.1.

6. Paul Claxton, 62.2. 7, Dick Mast, 61,7. 8, Kelly Gibson, 61.5. 9.

Bill Britton. 61.2. 10. Steve Ford, 61.1. Ail-Around Ranking 1, Mathew Goggin, 155.

2, Kelly Gibson. 166. 3, Edward Fryatt, 178. 4, Carl Paulson. 216.

5, Marco Dawson. 228. 6. Kevin Johnson, 232. 7.

Brad Elder, 246. 8. Darron Stiles, 275. 9, Shaun Micheel, 294. 10, Jim M.

Johnson, 295. National TV in parentheses Aug. 5 At Irvine (Calif.) Marriott, Naoya Hirahara, Japan, vs. Isreal Corrrea. Oxnard, 10.

for the vacant California lightweight title. Aug. 6 At Columbus, Ohio (ESPN2), Eric Morel, Madison, vs. Francisco Espitia, Mexico, 12, for Morel's IBA junior bantamweight title. At TBA, Reggie Green, Tuxedo, vs.

Troy Browning, Dallas, 12, for the vacant USBA junior welterweight title. Aug. 7 At Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, N.J. (PPV), Francois Botha, South Africa, vs. Shannon Bnggs, New York, 10, heavyweights, for Botha's IBF heavyweight title: Marco Antonio Barrera, Mexico, vs.

Angel Vazquez, Hartford, 12, for Barrera's WBO junior featherweight title. At Miccosukee Indian Gaming (Telemundo), Miami, Adan Vargas. Mexico, s. Rodngo Cerdo, Mexico, 12. for Vargas' NABF bantamweight title: Gabriel Ruelas, Studio City, vs.

Jose Rodriguez, Nicaragua, 10, lightweights. Aug. 8 At New Frontier Casino, Las Vegas (FOXSN), Rafael Ruelas, Studio City, vs. Hicklet Lau, Miami, 10, junior welterweights Aug. At Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim.

Anaheim, Guty Espadas, Mexico, vs. Miguel Casillas, Mexico, 10, featherweights; Israel Vazquez, Mexico, vs. Nelson Medina, Venezuela, 10, junior featherweights. Aug. 14 At Foxwoods Casino Hotel, Mashantucket, Conn.

(HBO), Stevie Johnston. Denver, vs. Angel Manfredy, Gary, 12, for Johnston's WBC lightweight Arturo Gatti. Jersey City. N.J:, vs.

Reyes Munoz, Puerto Rico, 10, junior lightweight. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) Standings for the Ryder Cup matches Sept. 24-26 at The Country Club in Brookline. Through Aug.

2 United States 1. David Duval 1,458 .750 2. Tiger Woods 1.408.303 3. Payne Stewart 917.500 4. Davis Love III 912 929 5.

Mark OMeara 837.500 6. Hal Sutton 722.750 7. Justin Leonard 704.375 8. Jim Furyk 644.500 9. Phil Mickelson 640.000 10.

Jeff Maggert 625.000 11. Steve Strieker 571 429 12. John Huston 549.583 13. Chris Perry 537.500 14. Tom Lehman 513 750 15.

Steve Pate 506.214 Europe 1. Colin Montgomerie, Scotland 15,700.91 2. Lee Westwood, England 10.873.31 3. Darren Clarke, N.Ireland 9.034.32 4. Paul Lawrie.

Scotland 7,472.55 5. Jose Maria Olazabal. Spam 6.829 13 6. Miguel Angel Jimenez, Spain 6.330.64 7. Jarmo Sandehn.

Sweden 6.247.38 8Jean Van De Velde, France 5.103.33 9. Andrew Coltart, Scotland 4.323.00 10. Robert Karlsson, Sweden 4,178 61 11. Bemhard Langer, Germany 4.009.12 12. Sergio Garcia.

Spain 3,956 11 13. Mark James, England 3.895,63 14. Alex Cejka. Germany 3,818 68 15. Sven Struver, Germany 3.805 68 Anyone interested in participating can call Lou Pilati at 455-4958 or the Mahoning Valley Public Golf Course at 386-4515.

Shenandoah QB Club The Shenandoah Quarterback Club will sponsor a four-man scramble tournament at Mountain Valley Golf Course Saturday, Aug. 14. The cost is $55 and includes, green fee, cart, food, beverages and prizes. For more information, or to reserve a tee time, call 462-3314. Hole-in-one David McCall of New Boston recorded a hole-in-one on the par-three second hole at the White Birch Golf Course on Sunday.

Using a pitching wedge, McCall aced the link from 121-yards. Golfing with McCall were Robert Legutko Robert Legutko Jr. and Brian Legutko. Helping Hands The 1999 Helping Hands Society's annual tournament is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 14 at Mahoning Valley Public Golf Course.

Players will tee off at 9 a.m. with a shotgun start. The cost for the four-man scramble is $55 per player, which includes cart, green fees and a buffet dinner. Awards will be presented to the first, second and third place finishers as well as the closest-to-the-pin and longest drive winners. All proceeds realized from the tournament will be used to support services for disabled children below school age at the Helping Hands Society facility in Hazleton.

The Society's caseload includes children from Carbon and Schuylkill counties and the Greater Hazleton area. Every penny generated from the event is guaranteed to stay in the area to provide these services. Hazle Township The Hazle Township Babe Ruth Association will hold its third annual home run derby Saturday at the Hazle Township Babe Ruth Field. Players of all ages, from Little League to adult, are invited. Registration starts at 10 a.m.

and the derby gets under way at 11. There is a $10 registration fee. Prizes will be awarded. Hazle Township Babe Ruth will also hold registration for its fall program Thursday and Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m.

at the Hazle Township Babe Ruth Field. To get to the field, take Route 309 north and make a left on 30th Street (by Hazle Builders). Stay on 30l" Street all the way to the field. For more information, call John DelliSanti at 459-6820 or Gary Kelchak at 459-1992. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) -LPGA Tour statistical leaders through the du Maurier Classic, which ended Aug. 1: Scoring 1, Karrie Webb, 68.97. 2, Juli Inkster, 69.63. 3, Annika Sorenstam, 70.02. 4, Dottie Pepper, 70.38.

5, Lorie Kane 70.41. 6, Meg Mallon, 70.41. 7, Se Ri Pak, 70.73. 8, Mi Hyun Kim, 70.85. 9, Kelly Robbins, 70 89.

10, Rosie Jones! 70.96. Eagles 1 (tie), Laura Philo and Kelly Robbins, 8. 3 (tie), Laura Davies, Akiko Fukushima, Maria Hjorth, Juli Inkster and Mi Hyun Kim, 7. 8 (tie). Becky Iverson, Michelle McGann and Dottie Pepper, 6.

Greens In Regulation 1. Karne Webb. .772. 2, Annika Sorenstam, .760 3, Sherri Steinhauer, .758. 4, Meg Mallon, .735.

5, Beth Daniel, .730. 6, Kelly Robbins. .725. 7, Lorie Kane, .720. 8, Nancy Scranton, .711.

9, Jane Geddes, .710. 10. Juli Inkster, .710. Driving Distance 1. Jean Bartholomew.

260.6 2. Wendy Doolan, 259.9. 3. Caroline Blaylock, 259.9. 4, Smriti Mehra, 258.5.

5, Sherri Turner. 257.5. 6, Se Ri Pak 257.3. 7, Sally Dee, 257.3. 8.

Kris Tschetter. 257.1. 9. Akiko Fukushima, 257 0. 10.

Annette DeLuca, 256 6..