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THE COURIER-JOURNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2000 E3 frsJ lr I III 'hfcVI I r--f 'III COLLEGE BASKETBALL fiT I "91-4263 acorecam Barmore to stay on CH32 BEBBY at Louisiana Ted NHL INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS NORTHERN DIVISION CLUBHOUSE GRANDSTAND ON SALE NOW BUY i SELL "339-0077 Pel GB L10 Streak Home 4 0 1 000 3-0 Won 4 1-0 2 1 667 1', 2-1 Won 2 2-1 2 1 667 2-1 Won 2 2-1 1 2 .333 2V4 1-2 Lost 2 0-1 1 3 250 3 1-3 Lost 3 0-0 0 3 .000 3V4 0-3 Lost 3 0-3 WESTERN DIVISION 6 1 857 6 1 Won 1 6-1 3 2 600 2 3-2 Lost 1 3-2 4 3 571 2 4-3 Lostl 0-1 0 5 OOO 5 0-5 Lost 5 0-5 SOUTHERN DIVISION 4 1 800 4-1 Won1 1-0 3 2 600 1 3-2 Won 2 1-0 4 3 571 1 4-3 Won 4 4-3 0 7 000 5 0-7 Lost 7 0-6 x-Buffalo (Indians) x-Pawtucket (Red Sox) x-Scranlon (Phillies) x-Rochester (Onoies) x-Syracuse (Blue Jays) x-Ottawa (Expos) x-lndianapolts (Brewers) x-Columbus (Yankees) x-LouisvtHe (Reds) x-Toledo (Tigers) x-Durham (Devil Rays) x-Charlotte (White Sox) x-Norlolk (Mets) x-Richmond (Braves) ESTORIL OPEN At Oeiras. Portugal MEN Second round Tim Henman (4) d. Gaslon Gaudio 64. 6-4; Francisco Cla-vet Juan Ignacio Chela 6-4, 7-5, Nicolas Escude (8) Juan Antonio Mann 6-1, 6-2; Andrei Medvedev d. Markus Hipfl 6-2, 6-4; Carlos Moya d.

Magnus Norman (2) 6-1, 6-3; Bohdan Ulihrach d. Felix Mantilla (7) 6-4, 6-3. WOMEN Second round Angeles Montolio (8 Seda Noorlander 6-1. 6-4: Tath-iana Gaibm Anne-Gaeile Sidot (3) 7- 6 (9-7). 6-4: Anke Huber (1) Maria Antonia Sanchez Lorenzo 6-2.

6-3. MOROCCO GRAND PRIX At Casablanca, Morocco Second round Sebastien Gros-jean (4) d. Reginald Willems 6-3. 6 2. Fernando Vicente (6) Herbert Wiltschnig 6-2, 6-3; Andreas Vinci-guerra Kanm Alarm (2 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (7-2); Sergi Bruguera Hernan Gumy 6-2.

7-6 (7-4). Di Pasquale (8) Alex Lopez-Moron 6-2. 6-2. GALLERYFURNITURE.COM At Atlanta Second round Chris Woodruff (5) d. Todd Woodbndge 4-6.

6-2. 6-2; Michael Chang (4) Julian Alonso 7-5. 6- 7 (4). 6-3; Jeff Tarango (7) Michal Tabara5-7, Stanley Cup playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) LAST NIGHT'S GAMES Buffalo at Philadelphia, 7 m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:30 m.

Florida at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Dallas, 9 p.m Phoenix at Colorado. 10 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Dallas 2, Edmonton 1, Dallas leads series 10 Toronto 2, Ottawa 0, Toronto leads series 1-0 St. Louis 5, San Jose 3, St. Louis leads senes 1-0 TONIGHT'S GAMES Buffalo at Philadelphia.

7 SATURDAY'S GAMES Washington at Pittsburgh. 2 pm. San Jose at St Louis. 2 m. Phoenix at Colorado, 2 m.

Los Angeles at Detroit, 2 m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 pm. SUNDAY'S GAMES Dallas at Edmonton, 7 pm. Philadelphia at Butlalo, 7 30 Florida at New Jersey, 7 30 p.m. x-Last night's game not included LAST NIGHTS RESULTS Columbus at Durham Norfolk at Louisville Ottawa at Buflalo Pawtucket at Syracuse.

2 Richmond at Indianapolis ScrantonWilkes Barre at Rochester, 2 Toledo at Charlotte WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Norfolk 8. Louisville 5 Durham 5 Columbus 1 Butlalo 6, Ottawa 2 Indianapolis 5, Richmond 3 Charlotte 6. Toledo 5 (10) Pawtucket at Syracuse, ram Only games scheduled FACTORY SHOWROOM TONIGHT GAMES Norfolk at Louisville. 7.15 m. Columbus at Charlotte; Ottawa at Buffalo; Pawtucket at Syracuse; Richmond at Indianapolis; ScrantonWilkes-Barre at Rochester; Toledo at Durham.

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Western signs Utah guard Golden Ingle, a 5-foot-10, 170-pound all-state guard from Orem, Utah, has signed with Western Kentucky. A three-year starter and four-year letterman at Timpanogos High School, he averaged 19.8 points and 4.2 assists as a senior. Ingle, who has a 3.5 grade-point average, is a son of former Brigham Young coach Tony Ingle. Myles in of fold The University of Louisville has received a letter-of-intent from Ellis Myles, a 6-8, 240-pound forward from Compton, whose high school coach had announced the signing Wednesday. "Ellis is a real banger that loves contact," of coach Denny Crum said of Myles, who averaged 24 points, 14.2 rebounds and three blocks as a senior.

"His aggressiveness and wide body make him really tough to handle inside." Johnson, Williams share Cards' top honor Senior forwards Nate Johnson and Tony Williams shared the Peck Hickman MVP award at of L's awards banquet last night in Kentucky International Convention Center. Prince takes top prize at UK awards banquet Sophomore forward Tayshaun Prince was named Most Outstanding Player and senior center Jamaal Magloire picked up six awards, including best rebounder and best defensive player, at the University of Kentucky's private banquet Wednesday at the Lexington Hyatt. Robert Morris hires Nee Danny Nee, fired by Nebraska last month despite winning more games than any other coach in school history, was hired by Robert Morris. Nee, who coached seven NCAA Tournament and seven National Invitation Tournament teams in 20 years at Ohio University and Nebraska, succeeds Jim Boone, the new Eastern Rodriguez 4 12 1 Garcia From AP and Special Dispatches Leon Barmore, who retired as Louisiana Tech women's basketball coach one month ago, returned to the job yesterday to relieve pressure on school officials who had failed to attract his desired replacement. "After my resignation, unforeseen events intervened," said Barmore, who remains under terms of the five-year contract he signed last August.

Louisiana Tech, a perennial power that finished 31-3 and ranked No. 3 this past season, had all but appointed former associate head coach Kim Mulkey-Robertson as Barmore's successor, but she took the Baylor job. "The team I love was suddenly surrounded by uncertainty," Barmore said. "I simply could not bear to see the Lady Techsters suffer." In 18 seasons he has a 520-77 record and has led the Lady Techsters to the NCAA Tournament each year, reaching the Final Four nine times and winning the title in 1988. When Barmore retired, the plan was for him to remain on the payroll through July 1, and school President Dan Reneau said he never officially accepted his resignation.

"I am absolutely delighted that coach Barmore has decided to remain at Louisiana Tech," Reneau said. "That has been my desire all along, and once again it gives us the best women's basketball coach in the world." Pat Knight says his dad feels betrayed Indiana University men's coach Bob Knight feels betrayed by the release of a videotape showing him grabbing former player Neil Reed by the neck, his son says. Pat Knight, a former IU player and now an assistant coach there, said the tape was taken by former assistant Ron Felling, who was fired in December. Felling could not be reached for comment. "Here's a guy like Felling, who steals that tape.

He's going around telling people that he's got it," Pat Knight told The Indianapolis Star. "Thirteen years of loyalty to someone, and he's pulling that kind of stuff. It makes me sick." The tape surfaced Tuesday night when it was aired by CNNSports Illustrated. IU officials, investigating Caslro ss Jones 3 0 0 0 Lambph 1112 Frnandz 2 0 0 0 Frank rt 2 0 10 Totals 32 5 5 5 Totals 35 8 10 7 Norfolk Tides 003 000 050-8 Louisville RiverBats 100 003 001-5 DELUXE 7 WOOD $19.99 (RIGHT OR LEFT) GOLF BALL -3 BALLS $1.49 TJTANIUM COVER! (LIMIT 2 PER FAMILY! E-Kieschnick. DP Louisville 1.

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Tennessee Patrick Dennis, db. Louisiana-Monroe Na il Drags, lb. Ohio State Jeffrey Dunlap, dt, Auburn Daniel Franks, te, Miami Deon Grant, fs. Tennessee Julian Hambnck, de. Maryland Bud Herring, lb.

Louisville Darrell Jackson, wr, Florida Keith Jackson, dt Cheyney, Pa Sebastian Jamkowski, pk, Florida State Ronney Jenkins, rb, Northern Arizona Ben Kelly, cb, Colorado Jamal Lewis, rb. Tennessee Tanq McDonald, wr, Arizona State Shaun Peterson, rb, North Iowa Area CC Robert Pollard, rb. Hinds CC Lewis Sanders, cb, Maryland Jacoby Shepherd, db, Oklahoma State Marvel Smith, ol, Arizona Slate Shyrone Stith, rb, Virginia Tech Travis Taylor, wr, Florida Hubert Thompson, de, Michigan State Nate Webster, lb, Miami Dez White, wr, Georgia Tech LOW FACTORY COST Michigan coach. AHL Calder Cup playoffs (Best-of-5) KENTUCKY vs. LOUISVILLE Wednesday Louisville 4, Kentucky 2, Louisville leads series 1-0 Tonight Kentucky at Louisville, 7:30 p.m.

Tomorrow Louisville at Kentucky. 7.30 m. Tuesday Kentucky at Louisville. 7 30 if necessary Thursday Louisville at Kentucky, 7:30 p.m if necessary QUEBEC vs. PROVIDENCE Wednesday Providence 4, Quebec 1, Providence leads series 1-0 Lasy night Providence at Quebec, 7:30 m.

Sunday Quebec at Providence, 4:05 p.m. Tuesday Quebec at Providence, 7:05 p.m., if necessary Thursday Providence at Quebec, 7:30 p.m., if necessary SAINT JOHN vs. LOWELL Wednesday Lowell 5, Saint John 2, Lowell leads series 1-0 Last night Lowell at Saint John, 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow Saint John at Lowell, 7 p.m Sunday Saint John at Lowell, 4 p.m., if necessary Wednesday Lowell at Saint John, 7:30 p.m., if necessary HARTFORD vs. SPRINGFIELD Last night Springfield at Hartford, 7:05 p.m.

Tomorrow Springfield at Hartford, 7:35 p.m, Sunday Hartford at Springfield. 5 p.m. Tuesday Hartford at Springfield, 7 p.m., if necessary Thursday Springfield at Hartford, 7:05 p.m., it necessary PORTLAND vs. WORCESTER Wednesday Worcester 4, Portland 0, Worcester leads series 1-0 Tonight Worcester at Portland, 7:35 p.m. Tomorrow Portland at Worcester, 7:35 p.m.

Tuesday Portland at Worcester, 7:05 p.m., if necessary Thursday Worcester at Portland, 7:35 p.m., if necessary ROCHESTER vs. ALBANY Wednesday Rochester 4, Albany 0, Rochester leads series 1-0 Tonight Albany at Rochester, 7:35 p.m. Sunday Rochester at Albany, 4 m. Monday Rochester at Albany, 7 if necessary Wednesday Albany at Rochester, 7:35 p.m., if necessary SYRACUSE vs. HAMILTON Wednesday Hamilton 3, Syracuse 2, Hamilton leads series 1-0 Tonight Hamilton at Syracuse, 7:30 p.m.

Tonight Syracuse at Hamilton, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Syracuse at Hamilton, 7:30 if necessary Wednesday Hamilton at Syracuse, 7:30 p.m., if necessary HERSHEY vs. PHILADELPHIA Tuesday Hershey 3, Philadelphia 2, Hershey leads series 1-0 Tonight Philadelphia at Hershey, 7:30 p.m. Monday Philadelphia at Hershey, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Philadelphia at Hershey, 7:30 if necessary Friday Hershey at Philadelphia, 7:05 if necessary NHL DIAMOND FACE WEDGES It 52 -56 -60 I HURRY! LOW fi FACTORY COST! Stars capture playoff opener who also shielded Belfour on the shot.

"I've got to keep it to the out side and avoid the mental mistakes." Nevertheless, Belfour had it easy with ad Softball KENTUCKY COACHES ASSOCIATION POLL 1 North Laurel (5) 143 2 Christian Co (5) 142 3. Clark County (1) 126 4. Butler 120 5 Manual 110 6 Owensboro Catholic 73 7 Lexington Catholic 68 8 Caldwell County 43 9 Presentation 40 10 Middlesboro ..35 11. South Laurel 34 12. North Hardin 32 13.

Allen County 30 13 Heidland 30 15. Boone County 27 16 Daviess County 22 17. Franklin County 20 18 Ballard 19 18 Lone Oak 19 20 Madison Central 18 21. South Oldham 17 21. Franklin-Simpson 17 23, Oldham County 13 24 Greenwood 12 25 Conner 1 1 25 Assumption 1 1 Others receiving votes: Lafayette 10.

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Roman Lyashenko, a 20-year-old rookie forward who earns his keep by playing the defense-first system coach Ken Hitchcock demands, scored the tie-breaking goal with 8:29 left to give Dallas a 2-1 victory over visiting Edmonton on Wednesday night in a National Hockey League playoff opener. Mike Keane gave Dallas a 1-0 lead late in the second period. The Oilers tied it seven minutes into the final period when Roman Ti-tov stole a clearing pass from Darryl Sydor and fired the puck past goalie Ed Belfour. It was the first playoff goal against Belfour in 123:30, a streak that began with the Cup-clinching triple-overtime victory against Buffalo last year. "It was a bad read by me, throwing it up the middle," said Sydor, Lotteries KENTUCKY For 4132000 Pick Three Midday -3-8-4 Pick Four Midday -4-9-0-9 Lotto Kentucky For 41 22000 Worth: $13.2 million 9 12 22 25 37 39 PAYOUTS: No Six-digit winners 18 Five-digit winners: paid $1,000 931 Four-digit winners: paid $50 Next jackpot for 4152000 Worth: 13.6 million For 41 22000 CASH FIVE 1-5-25-26-30 No Five-digit winners Pick Three Midday 6-8-0 Evening 5-0-9 Pick Four Midday -8-1-6-1 Evening -1-8-5-4 INDIANA Hoosier Lotto For 4122000 Worth: $6 million 5 6 11 14 27 48 PAYOUTS: No Six-digit winners 16 Five-digit winners: paid $847 each 787 Four-digit winners: paid $36 each Next jackpot for 41 52000 Worth: $6.5 million For 4122000 Dally Three -2-8-9 Daily Four 8-9-2-5 Lucky 5 1-4-19-23-36 5 Card Cash P0WERBALL For 4122000 Worth: $59.9 million 4 6 20 25 31 6 (Last number is POWERBALL) NATIONAL PAYOUTS: No Six-digit winners 7 Five-digit winners (no power ball): $100,000 Secondary prizes not listed.

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Blues 5, Sharks 3: Host St. Louis got two goals and an assist from third-line winger Jochen Hecht, a 13-goal scorer in the regular season, in the victory over San Jose. Goalie Roman Turek overcame a shaky beginning in his first playoff start, and Lubos Bartecko and Marty Reasoner scored their first postseason goals for the Blues, who had a franchise-record 114 points in the regular season. Maple Leafs 2, Senators 0: Curtis Joseph made 30 saves for his ninth career playoff shutout and Darcy Tucker and Mats Sundin scored to give host Toronto a victory over Ottawa in their Eastern Conference opener. Tucker scored in the second period and Sundin added an empty-netter with 20.8 seconds left.

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Ivan Robinson, Philadelphia, 12, for Diaz' IBA super lightweight title; Paul Vaden, vs Jose Flores, Mexico, for Vaden's USBA unior middlweight title. At Temecula, Chatcbai Sasa-kul, Thailand, vs. Alex Baba, Ghana, 12, WBC flyweight eliminator. April 27 At The Hammerstem Ballroom, New York, Alex Zolkin, Westerville. Ohio, vs.

Calvin Lampkin, Grand Prairie, Texas, 10, heavyweights; Al Cole, Spring Valley, N.Y., vs. Willie Williams. East Point, Ga 10, heavyweights; Attila Levin, Pembroke Pines, vs. Sedreck Fields, Richmond, 8, heavyweights. April 28 At Foxwoods Resorts Casino, Ma-shantucket, Conn.

(ESPN2), Dana Rosenblatt, Maiden, vs. James Crawford, Grinned, Iowa, 10, middle-weights. At Blackham Coliseum, Lafayette, La Ricky Quiles, Loraine, Ohio, vs. Vmce Phillips, Pensacola, 12, for Quiles' NABO junior welterweight title; Jason Papillon, Broussard, vs. La-vell Finger, St.

Louis, 8, junior middleweights; Earl Butler, St. Martin-ville, vs. Segundo Mercado, Ecuador, 8, light heavyweights. April 29 At London, Keith Holmes, Washington, vs. Robert McCracken, Britain, 12, for Holmes' WBC middleweight title.

At Madison Square Garden, New York (PPV), Lennox Lewis, Britain, vs. Michael Grant, Paterson, N.J., 12, for the world heavyweight title; Paul Ingle, Britain, vs. Junior Jones, for Ingle's IBF featherweight title. At Peppermill, Reno, Nev. (UNI), Diego Corrales, Sacramento, vs.

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Most Courageous Marvin Stone WESTERN KENTUCKY AWARDS Ralph Crosthwaite Field Goal Accuracy Award Chris Marcus; Darel Carrier Free Throw Accuracy Award Filip Videnov; Tom Marshall Re-bounder of the Year Marcus; Dwight Smith Playmaker of the Year Derek Robinson; John Oldham Most Improved Player Tremain Rowles; Jim McOaniela Offensive Player of the Year Lee Lampley; Bobby Rascoe Defensive Player bl the Year Marcus; Dixie Mahurin Academic Award Brian Allenspach; A. Diddle Award for Leadership David Boyden; Clem Haskins Most Valuable Player Lampley and the vacant NABF middleweight title and Wednesday night Panthers 4, T'blades 2 At Lexington Louisville Panthers 0 2 2 4 Lexington T'blades 10 1 2 First period 1. Kentucky, Kraft (Bradley, Lipsett), 5:04. Penalties Louisville, Ware (rough), :52: Louisville, Boyle (o-hold), Lexington, Cour-ville (hi-stick), Louisville, Ward (x-check), Lexington, Cosselin (rough), Lexington, Myhres (rough), Lexington, Lindbohm (rough). Louisville, Thompson (rough), Louisville, Cabana (fight), 15:59.

Second period 2. Louisville, Rei-chert (Ratchuk, Bogvniecki), 2. Louisville. Boguniecki (Brousseau, Boyle), 11:26. Penalties Louisville, Tetarend (rough), Lexington, Smith (rough), Lexington, Jindnch (os-hold), Louisville, Cabana (rough), Lexington, Craig (elbow), Louisville, Ward (x-check), 15.06; Louisville, Boyle (o-hook), 19:58.

Third period 3. Louisville, Boguniecki, 4. Kentucky, Roed (Jin-deich, Armstrong), 5. Louisville, Ferguson, 19 50 Pnalties Lexington, Friedman (slash), Louisville, Boyle (slab), Lexington, Craig (elbow), 12:12. Shots on goal Louisville 25 (8-10-76); Lexington 32 (13-14-5).

Power-play opportunities Louisville 2-6; Lexington 1-6. Goalies Louisville, Gauthier (30 saves); Lexington, Kiprusoff (21 saves). Attendance 2,644. tcnois utBA miooieweignt true. May 6 At Pittsburgh (HBO), Paul Spadafora, Pittsburgh, vs Mike Griffith, Cleveland, 12, for Spadafora IBF lightweight title; Lamon Brewster, Indianapolis, vs.

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Angel Hernandez, Chicago, vs Julio De La Cruz, Dominican Republic, 12, for the vacant IBA Americas junior middleweight title; Fernando Hernandez, Chicago, vs. Roland Ran-gel. San Antonio. 10. unior middle-weights, Carlos Sanabria, Puerto Rico, vs Alex Rios, San Antonio, 8, super BATTLE OF THE BLUEGRASS 0) IN FREEDOM HALL.

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