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E4 THE COURIER-JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1995 SCORECARD aLMKMMsett AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NBA playoffs LAST NIGHTS RESULTS Bulck Classic At Westchester C.C., par-71 Duffy Waldorf Doug Martin 87 Grant Waits 68 M. McCullough 68 Ernie Els 68 Orlando 108. Chicago 102 (Orlando wins series 4-2) Houston 116, Phoenix 103 (Series lied 3- 3) San Antonio at A. Lakers (San Antonio Pet QB Last 10 8lrMk Horn Away Louisville 24 12 .667 7-3 Lent 2 14-5 10-7 Indianapolis 24 13 .649 14 6-4 Lost 1 16-5 9-8 Omaha 22 13 .629 1 V4 8-4 Won 2 10-6 12-7 Iowa 16 18 .471 7 3-7 Won 1 3-8 13-10 New Orleans 17 20 .469 7V 7-3 Won 4 8-12 9-8 Buffalo 17 21 .447 4-6 Won 1 8-12 9-9 Oklahoma City 15 22 .405 9)4 4-6 Lost 1 10-14 5-8 Nashville 11 27 .289 14 3-7 Loat 5 3-15 8-12 leaos series 0- 1 TONIGHTS GAME Bob Gilder Wayne Levi Bob Tway Rick Fehr Rocco Mediate Ray Stewart Rob Boldt J.L Lewis Harry Taylor Tom Heam 1 Ted Tryba New York at Indiana, 8 p.m. (Indiana Bruce Fleisher 68 Mike Hulbert 68 Jim Furyk 69 Fulton Allem 69 Larry Rlnker 69 Clark Burroughs 69 Marco Dawson 69 David Duval 69 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS LAST NIGHT'S GAMES Iowa 3, Louisville 1 Omaha 4, Indianapolis 1 Only games scheduled.

Omaha 11, Louisville 2. 6 rain New Orleans 4, Nashville 3 Indianapolis 12, Iowa 4 Buffalo 7, Oklahoma City 3 District baseball 22nd at two arte: Tomorrow West-em at Pleasure Ridge Park, 10 a.m.; Holy Cross at Butler, 10 a.m.; final, 2 p.m., at PRP. 23rd at Valley: Tomorrow Doss vs. FairdaJe. 10 a.m.; Valley vs.

Beth Haven, noon; final, 2 p.m. 24th at Southern: Tomorrow De-Sales vs. Evangel, 1 p.m.; Southern vs. DeSales-Evangel winner, final, 4 p.m. 25th at St.

Xavler: Today Manual vs. St. 4:15 p.m. Tomorrow Male vs. Manual-St.

loser, 1 1 a.m.; final, If necessary, 1:30 p.m. 26th at two sites: Today Christian Academy at Trinity, 6 p.m.; Atherton at Seneca. 6 p.m. Tomorrow Final, noon, at Seneca. 27th at Jeffersontown: Tomorrow Highview Baptist vs.

Fern Creek, noon; Moore vs. Jeffersontown, 3 p.m.; final, 6 p.m. 28th at Eastern: Tomorrow Waggoner vs. Ballard, 10 a.m.; Kentucky Country Day vs. Eastern, noon; final, 7 p.m.

29th at North Bullitt: Tomorrow Nolan Henke Chip Beck 69 teaas Last night's summaries At Houston PHOENIX (103) Berkley 12-22 8-10 34, Green 2-7 6-6 10, Kleine 5-10 0-0 10, Johnson 5-15 4-8 14, Person 6-10 0-0 15, Perry 2-4 0-0 4, Tisdale 3-6 1-1 7, Schayes 0-4 04) 0, Mararie 4-11 0-0 9, Ainoe 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 39-90 19-25 103 B. McCallister 69 Mark Camevale 74 Bill Bntton Paul Azmger 69 TONIGHTS GAMES Louisville at Iowa. 8:15 p.m. Oklahoma City at Nashville; New Orleans at Buffalo; Indianapolis at Omaha.

perrv 69 Jim Carter 69 Mike Reid 70 Curt Byrum 70 Viiay Sinqh 70 HOUSTON (116) Chllcutt 4-5 0-0 9, norry 3-0 4-4 iz, uiajuwon 13-22 4-4 30, Drexler 8-17 4-6 20. Smith 4-6 0-0 10. hmtsx mm. i Tom Lehman 70 Craig Stadler 70 Brown 3-5 2-3 8. Elie 4-8 0-0 11, Cassell Tom Byrum Tony Stlls Tim Loustalot Michael Allen David Feherty Ben Crenshaw Jim McGovern David Graham T.

Armour III Dudley Hart Lee Rinker Carl Paulson Vance Heafner uon rooiev ru ITALIAN OPEN At Rome Third round Thomas Muster (7) Baseball SEC TOURNAMENT Eastern at Knoxvllle, Tenn. Bobby Clamper) 70 Omar Uresti 70 Bart Bryant 70 Scott Ford 70 John Wilson 70 Dennis Paulson 70 Bnan Kamm 70 Howard Twitty 70 Nick FakJo 70 Kentucky 000 500 100-6 8 0 South Carolina 100 000 1002 10 0 Steve Gotsche Bohdan Ulihrach 6-2, 6-2; Goran Ivanisevic (3) d. Andrei Medvedev (14) 6-1, 7-6 (7-3): Jonas Bjorkman (16) d. Fabrice Bruce Vaugnan 74 Ed Fiorl Reid and Young. Pearsall, Turner (9) and Hucks.

Heid (5-4). Pearsall Santoro 3-6, 7-5. 6-1; Stefan Edberg (12) d. Corrado Borroni 6-0. 6-2: Serai Bru- (8-41.

HR south Carolina, steqall 2 guera (8) d. Richard Fromberg 1-6, 6-2, 6- Records Kentucky 27-30 (8-17 in Jack Renner 70 Jerry Haas 70 btu soutn uarouna az-24 nz-13 0- ll U-0 16. lOtalS 45-80 14-17 116. Phoenix Sun 30 28 26 19103 Houston Rockets ..33 22 32 29116 3-point goals Phoenix 6-19 (Person 3-5, Berkley 2-5, Majerle 1-5, Schayes 0-1, Johnson 0-3), Houston 12-25 (Cassell 4-7, Eire 3-4, Horry 2-2, Smith 2-3, Chllcutt 1- 2, Olajuwon 0-1, Drexler 0-6). ReboundsPhoenix 49 (Berkley 14), Houston 46 (Olajuwon, Drexler 8).

Assists Phoenix 23 (Johnson 10), Houston 28 (Olajuwon 10). A 16.611. At Chicago ORLANDO (108) Grant 2-8 2-2 6, Scott 7-15 3-4 21, O'Neal 11-21 5-8 27, Anderson 6-13 2-2 18, Hardaway 6-13 5-5 21, Rollins 0-0 0-0 0, Shew 1-3 2-2 4, Bowie 4-4 1-1 9, Royal 0-1 0-0 0, Turner 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 38-79 20-24 108. CHICAGO (102) Pippen 8-15 9-12 26, Kukoc 5-10 4-5 15, Longley 3-8 0-0 6, Armstrong 6-11 0-0 14.

Jordan 8-19 7-10 24, Harper 4-9 0-0 8, Kerr 1-2 0-0 2, Perdue 2-2 0-0 4, Buechler 0-2 1-2 1. Wennington 1-1 0-0 2, Myers 0-0 0-0 0. MlkS BHSKV 7U wayne r-erreira (4) o. Alex uorretja 6-3, 6-4; Jeff Tarango d. MallVal Washington 3-6, 6-3, 6-4; Michael Chang (2) d.

Karol Others Georgia 6, Florida Vander- Ken Green Joey Sindelar Greg Kraft Stan Utley Kenny Knox Bill Kratzert Ryan Howison Joe Acoeta Bob Lohr Brad Bryant 71 biit 8, tennessee 4. Richard Zokol West at Starkvllls, Mis. Alabama Steve Elkington 71 David Frost ruuera o-c, o-o, D-4. WOMEN'S CLAY COURT At Bournemouth, England Second round Petra Langrova Maria Strandlund 6-3. 4-6.

6-3. Quaterflnals Patricia Hv-Boulais d. Dick Mast D. Thompson Charlie Rymer Jeff Leonard 9, LSU Arkansas 6, Mississippi 2. METRO TOURNAMENT At Charlotte, N.C.

Louisville 5, Virginia Comm. 3 Virginia Tech 3, Southern Miss 2 Tennis MEN'S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP At Athens. Ga. Langrova 6-4. 6-2; Lindsay Lee d.

Radka Bobkova 6-3, 7-5; Asa Carlsson (7) d. Els Ed Humenik Fred Funk Roger Maltbie Phil Blackmar Ronnie Black Bill Porter SPORTS BRIEFS COMPILED FROM WIRE DISPATCHES Martin's 67 tops Buick field; rain slows practice at Indy Doug Martin, an Edgewood, resident who is non-winner in four years on the tour, shot a 4-under-par 67 to take the first-round lead in the Buick Classic in Harrison, N.Y. Ernie Els, winner of last week's Byron Nelson Classic, shot a 68 and shares second place with Mike Hulbert, Grant Waite, Bruce Fleisher and Mike McCullough. With that quintet already in the clubhouse, Martin eagled the 535-yard par-5 18th hole when he hit what he called "a perfect 3-wood" from 237 yards to four feet from the cup. "I know that this is just Thursday and between now and Sunday a lot of guys will be passing in and out of this interview room," Martin said.

"Hopefully, I'll be back on the last day." Peter Mitchell had three eagles en route to a 6-under 66 and took the first-round lead in the Spanish Open in Madrid. Ignacio Garrido is one stroke back, while Phillip Price, Costantino Rocca and Jose Rivero are tied at 68. Defending titlist Colin Montgomerie and Seve Ballesteros shot 70s, while Bernhard Langer, trying to make the cut for a 56th straight tournament, had a 71. Jose Maria Olazabal shot a 73, while Sandy Lyle and Ian Woosnam each carded a 75. Mitchell, who had two bogeys and two birdies, scored his eagles with a bunker shot on the fourth and short putts on the seventh and 12th.

Auto racing Indianapolis 500 practice leading up to this weekend's final qualifying at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway began nearly three hours late and lasted just 53 minutes because of rain. Team Penske drivers Emerson Fittipaldi and Al Unser Jr. got some much-needed practice time. Neither two-time winner is among the 25 drivers who earned spots in the 33-car lineup for the May 28 race during qualifying last weekend. Fittipaldi ran 24 laps in a borrowed Lola-Mercedes Bobby Rahal's backup car and reached 223.775 mph.

Unser had a best lap of 218.510 in his 1995 Penske-Mercedes. Car owner Roger Penske has tried to find the answers by testing the year-old car in which Unser won last year's race and a 1994 Reynard leased earlier this week from Pagan Racing, and now the Lola. "We're just hoping that we can see the data from those cars and translate it in some way to our new cars," Fittipaldi said. "So far, we haven't found out too much." Lyn St James, only the second woman to race at Indy, finally came up with sponsorship and made it back onto the track, hitting 216.118 in the seven laps she completed. Teo Fabi, already has qualified and working on his race-day setup in his backup car, was fastest at 226.935, followed by rookie Carlos Guerrero, who hasn't qualified, at 225.717.

Championship Auto Racing Teams announced it has approved new rules for its IndyCar circuit that are designed to improve driver safety by slowing cars during cornering and requiring stronger chassis and side-pod construction. Wind tunnel tests employing the new regulations, which will be implemented next season, indicate the overall aerodynamic package will produce a 27-30 percent decrease in downforce on short ovals, a 20-26 percent decrease on road courses and 8.8 percent on speedways such as Indianapolis. Changes will include restrictions on the angle of the rear wing, increased roll bar and cockpit padding and use of cockpit side panels to reduce head amd neck trauma in crashes. CART sanctions all Indy-car races except the Indianapolis 500, which is conducted by the U.S. Auto Club.

However, CART and USAC generally cooperate in writing their rules. Tennis Goran Ivanisevic, who Sunday lost to Andrei Medvedev 6-3, 6-2, 6-1 in the German Open final in Hamburg, beat Medvedev uaiiens e-i, 7-5; Ludmma Hicnierova d. Chanda Rubin (2) 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. GERMAN OPEN At Berlin North Bullitt vs. Bullitt Central, 11 a.m.; Spencer County vs.

Bullitt East, 1 p.m.; final, 4 p.m. Slat at Trimble County: Today South Oldham vs. Oldham County, 6 p.m. Tomorrow Gallatin County vs. Trimble County, noon; final, 2:30 p.m.

(if Trimble County field not ready, tourney will be moved to Oldham County). District fast-pitch Softball 18th at Holy Cross: Tomorrow Butler vs. Western, 10 a.m.; Holy Cross vs. Pleasure Ridge Park, 11:30 a.m.; final, 2 p.m. 1 9th at Southern; Tomorrow South-em vs.

Valley, noon; Holy Rosary vs. Doss. 2 p.m.; final, 4:30 p.m. 20th at Resurrection Field: Tomorrow Mercy vs. Male, 11 a.m.

Sunday Manual vs. Mercy-Male winner, 1 p.m. 22nd at Jeffersontown: Tomorrow Fern Creek vs. Highview Baptist, noon; Jeffersontown vs. Fern Creek-Highview loser, 2 final, if necessary, 4:30 p.m.

24th at Bullitt East: Tomorrow Spencer County vs. Bullitt East, final, 1 p.m. 26th at Trimble County: Today Canoll County vs. Trimble County, 4:30 p.m.; South Oldham vs. Gallatin County, 6 p.m.

Tomorrow Final, noon. Tennis Second round Sarqis Sargsian (11 (Arizona SU d. Johan Hede (Miss.) 7-6, 6- Laurent urstni 9-16) (Mississippi St.) a. Second round Magdalena Maieeva (5) d. Meike Babel 6-3, 6-1 Mary Pierce (2) d.

Kanna Habsudova 6-2. 6-4; Floren Billy Ray Brown 75 Buddy Gardner 75 Len Thompson 75 John Schroeder 75 Don Reese 75 Steve Hart 75 Steve Rintoul 76 R. Lee Freeman 76 Brian Claar 76 Andy North 76 Barry Jaeckel 76 Ronnie Springer 76 Pat Bates 76 Kawika Cotner 76 Paul Stankowskl 76 David Peoples 76 Ted Schulz 76 Jonathan Kaye 76 Jay Haas 77 Rex Caldwell 77 Scott McCarron 77 Richard Wernerhjelm (VCU) 6-2, 6-1; Enrique Abaroa (Kansas) d. Scott Humphries (7) (Stanford) 6-3, 6-4; Chris Pressley ce Labat d. Naoko Sawamatsu 9) 7-5.

5- Jeff Woodland Woody Austin Paul Goydos Steve Strieker Brad Faxon Mike Smith Mark Wurtz roiais 38-rg zi-zh loz. Orlando Magic 31 32 22 23108 Chicago Bull 36 25 22 19102 3-point goals Orlando 12-24 (Anderson 4-6, Hardaway 4-8, Scott 4-9, Shaw 0-1), Chicago 5-14 (Armstrong 2-5, Jordan 1-2. Kukoc 1-3, Pippen 1-3, Harper 0-1). Rebounds Orlando 43 (O'Neal 13), Chicago 51 (Pippen 12). Assists Orlando 20 (Hardaway 7), Chicago 27 (Jordan 7).

A 24,322. 7, 7-5. Tami Whitlinger-Jones d. Tatiana (Uuke) 0. Andrew Hueb (Harvard) 6-2.

7-5; Chad Clark (3) (Texas) d. Jan Her- mansson (South Alabama) 3. 6-4, 7-6 (7-3 Adam Peterson (Southern can Kelly Gibson Bobby Wadkins 72 Joe Ozaki Lee Pearson (Auburn) 6-4, 7-5; David Caldwell (8) (North Carolina) d. Gil Ko-valski (Miami) 7-6 (7-4), 6-2: Mike Sell (9-16) (Georgia) d. Alex Oecret (Cal-Santa Bob Bums Chris DiMarco 77 Barbara) 7-6 (7-4) 4-6, 64; Frednk Bergn (Fresno State) d.

Mike Sprouse (Notre Dillard Pruitt Jim Gallagher Scott Gump Willie Wood Greg Powera Steve Brodie uame) e-z, e-a; rtooert janecek (UULA) d. Paul Robinson (51 (Texas Chhstian) 6- 0. 6-0; Srdjan Muskatirovic (Miami) d. Rob uness uuke H-4. 7-6 7-2 Jen baizen stein (4) (Stanford) d.

Marc Bauer (Colo Billy Andrade Ten Broeck H. Horgan III Darrell Kestner Joey Rassett Jay Delsing Rick Vershure Skip Kendall Ed Dougherty Joe Felder Paul Antonucci Jay Williamson Tray Tyner David Ogrin Steve Lowery Lee Janzen ranova o-, 0-4. Third round Petra Begerow d. Andrea Temesvari 6-4, 6-3; Natalia Zvereva (7) d. Sabine Hack 2-8, 7-5.

6-4; Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (1) d. Tatiana Ignatieva Mary Pierce (2) Florencia Labat 7-5, 6-3: Nicola Bradtke d. Gabhela Saba-tini (4) 7-6 (8-6), 6-4; Magdalena Maieeva (5) d. Tami Whitlinger-Jonea 5-7, 6-2. 6-1; Kimiko Date (6) d.

Julie Halard (12) 6-2, 6-3: Inna Spirlea d. Mary Joe Fernandez (8) 6-2, 6-1. RED CLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS At Coral Springe, Fla. Second round Thomas Enqvist (2) d. Emilio Sanchez 6-1, 7-6 (7-5); Todd Woodbridge d.

Jonathon Stark (7) 6-3, 6-3. Quarterfinal Greg Rusedski (6) d. Heman Gumy 7-6 (9-7), 6-4; Javier Fraha (8) d. Nicolas Pereira 4-6, 7-6 (10-8), 7-6 (7-5). SOUTHERN SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS At Jackson, Miss.

40s; Second round Elie Bokherr (Birmingham, Ala.) d. James Howell (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 6-4, 6-3. 65a; Second round Livingston Taylor (Frankfort, Ky.) d. John Gr'iffee (Marion, Ark.) 6-0, 6-0. 80s; First round Robert Connerat (Charlotte, N.C.) d.

Arthur Johnson (Louisville) 6-1, 60. EAST JEFFERSON REGIONAL At Tom Sawyer Park Boys' team scores (through quarterfinals) Kentucky Country Day 10, Ballard 10, South Oldham 6, Trinity 6, East-em 6, Waggoner 4, Walden 3, Jeffersontown 2, Seneca 2, Oldham County 1, Trimble County 1, Fern Creek 0. Singles trey Eubanks (KCD) d. Jeff Mike Donald Greg Twiggs Pete Jordan NBA All-Rookie team Balloting results for the 1994-95 NBA All-Rookie team a voted by the NBA 27 head coaches. Two points awarded for first team vote and one point tor second team.

Coaches are not allowed to vote for player from their own team, (first team vote In parentheses): FIRST TEAM Jason Kidd, Dallas (26) 52 Grant Hill, Detroit (25) 51 Glen Robinson, Milwaukee (25) 50 Eddie Jones, LA. Lakers (21) 45 Brian Grant, Sacramento (17) 42 SECOND TEAM Juwan Howard, Washington (12) 38 Eric Montross, Boston (6) 31 Wesley Person, Phoenix (2) 24 Jalen Rose, Denver 16 Donyell Marshall, Golden St. (1) 14 Sharone Wright, Philadelphia 14 Others receiving votes Lamond Murray, Los Angeles Clippers 13; Khalid Reeves, Miami Michael Smith, Sacramento Kings 6. Tony Destefano 82 J.P. Hayes Emlyn Aubrey bin van urman B3 Mark Wiebe 83 Sal Sirvertrone 86 Jim Thorpe rado) 6-3, 6-0; bimon Aspettn (fepper-dine) d.

George Baatl (South Florida) 6-4, 6-4; Brett Hansen (6) (Southern Cal) d. Fred Niemeyer (MTSU) 6-4, 6-0; Michael Hill (9-16) (California) d. Eddie Jacques (Georgia) 6-4, 6-4; Pedro Braga (LSU) d. Mahesh Bhupati (2) (Miss.) 7-6 (10-8) 6-4. Doubles: First round Ford Lank-ford-Jason Thompson (Kentucky) d.

Frednk Dormire (Fresno State) 7-4 (7-4), 6-1; Erik Barrett-Derek Pope (Indiana) d. Daniel Dewandaka-Martijn Magen-dans (Tennessee) 7-5, 6-7 (3-7), 6-3. WOMEN'S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP At Mallbu, Calif. Second round Ken Phebus (UCLA) d. Dina Birch (San Diego) 6-2, 6-0; Jill Craybas (Flohda) d.

Lauren Nikolaus (William Mary) 6-2, 6-3; Dawn Bum (Flonda) Spanish Open At Madrid, Spain Peter Mitchell Howard Clark 69 Ignacio Garrido 67 Phillip Price 68 Jarmo Sandelin 69 Mike Harwood 69 Mark Roe 69 69 Cos. Rocca 68 Jose Rivero 68 Gavin Levenson 69 M. Mackenzie 69 David Gilford Jay Townsend Wayne Riley Barry Lane Retief Goosen 69 b. McAllister 69 Peter Baker 69 Vic. Fernandez 69 Jon Robson 69 Jose Coceres 70 Eamonn Darcy d.

Stephanie Sammaritano (Anzona) 6-4, 6-4; Ania Bleszynski (Stanford) d. Mah-anne Vallin (UNLV) 6-3, 7-6 (7-3); Farley Taylor (Texas) d. Monica Mraz (Duke) 4-6, 6-3. 6-3; Jennifer Poulos (California) d. Lauren Gavahs (Wisconsin) 5-7, 6-2.

7-5; Stacy Sheppard (Georgia) d. Jean Okada (UC Santa Barbara) 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-5); Loh Sowell (Florida State) d. Melissa Zimpfer (Tennessee) 7-5, 6-4; Kelly Pace Louisville Derby Tourn. At Executive Bowl (After four of eight weekend) Team: Handicap 1. SIU Hit Squad (Carbondale, III.) 3426; 2.

Track Five (W. Carrollton, Ohio) 3414; 3. Pollard Bowl No. 1 (Versailles, Ind.) 3401; 4. McBo's No.

1 (Versailles, Ind.) 3399; 5. Bunda Grill (North College Hill. Ohio) 3365. Actu iiexas) a. neatner ureene boutn Caroli Schedule, points standing King (Trinity) 6-0, 6-1; Jason Lawrence (Ballard) d.

Michael Crosser (Eastern) 6-0, 6-3; Spencer Wilcox (Ballard) d. Adam Rose (Walden) 6-0, 6-0; Chris McRae (Trinity) d. Kevin Ford (KCD) 6-1, 6-4. Doublea Trey Cranfill-Chris Kiesel (South Oldham) d. Aaron Thomas-Frank McDonald (Jeffersontown) 8-0, 6-0; Jason Albano-MIke Dunavant (Waggener) d.

Paul Heffner-Kirk Spoerer (KCD) 6-2. 6-2; Keith Douglas-Phil Geevarghese (KCD) d. Jason Donnelly-Tom Yoon (Eastern) 6-0, 6-0; Scott Gilmour-Kyle Newell (Ballard) d. J.J. Ball-Chris Kersey (Seneca) 6-1, 6-2.

Girls' team scores (through quarterfinals) Ballard 10, South Oldham 9, Sacred Heart 6, Kentucky County Day 5, Assumption 4, Eastern 3, Oldham County 3, Waggener 2, Seneca 2, Fern Creek 2, Jeffersontown 1, Eminence 0, Trimble County 0. Single Katie Sleel (B) d. Kim Laub (OC) 6-1, frO; Lauren Spears (SO) d. Lauren Sharp (K) 6-1, 6-4; Jennifer Langer (SO) d. Allison Heckman (W) 6-3, 6-1; Amanda Harlow (K) d.

Maggie Woods (SH) 6-1, 6-0; Doubles: Second round Tina Thomas-Susan DeSensi (Assumption) d. Christy Frazier-Erica Johnson (KCD) 6-4. 3-6. 6-1; Rachel Niemann-Karen Straub (Assumption) d. Sarah Tittle-Merica Bowman (Oldham County) 6-1, 6-0: Ashley Lococo-Jennifer Kane (Sacred Heart) d.

Lisa Houser-Natalie Hurt (Eastern) 6-4, 6-1. Quarterfinals Abby Richardson-Meg Cowden (Ballard) d. Mandy Moaer-Leslie White (Eastern) 6-0, 6-1; Ashley Richardson-Charlotte Brown (Ballard) d. Tara Sorgi-Jennifer Warren (South Oldham) 6-1, 64. na) 6-2.

6-4; Jane Chi (UCLA) d. Isabela Petrov (Pepperdine) 6-2, 6-1; Pam Nelson (California) d. Sarah Cvaaniak (Michigan) Louisville Motor Speedway 6-3. 6-1; Kori Davidson (Anzona State) d. Wendy Crabtree (Notre Dame) 6-3, 6-4; Lucie Ludvigova (Texas) d.

Lisa Alipaz (San Diego Slate) 6-3, 6-2; Vicky Maes KUINIS STANDINGS Late models Bill Kimmel Jr. 391. NHL playoffs LAST NIGHTS RESULTS Pittsburgh 3, Washington 0 (Pittsburgh wins series 4-3): Goalie Ken Wreg-get had 33 saves as Penguins completed a comeback from a 3-1 deficit. LATE THURSDAY San Jose 5, Calgary 3 (series tied 3-3): Craig Janney scored two goals and Wade Flaherty made 30 saves for Sharks. St.

Louis 8, Vancouver 2 (series tied 3-3): Brett Hutt scored twice in first period and Esa Tikkanen added two goals and three assists for Blues. TONIGHTS GAMES Toronto at Chicago (series tied 3-3), 8:30 p.m. San Jose at Calgary (series tied 3-3), p.m. (Arizona) d. Maaale Simkova (Southern Joey Williamson 353, Chuck Winders 333, Joe Williamson Sr.

327, Roland Isaacs 281, Jim Bartley 281, Frank Kimmel 280, Cal) 2-6, 6-1, 6-3; Joelle Shad (Arizona State) d. Sheri Bash (Kentucky) 7-6 (7-5), 6-4; Rachel Viollet (Miami) d. Vera Vitels (California) 6-4, 6-2. Hon rnimps 267, David Clyde 263, Larry Meadors 240. Street stock Mike Lawaon 194.

Fred Greenwell 180. Billy Workman 172, Brian Foster 170, Mark Elzey 168, Jerry Dowell 166. Jerrv Pavne 166. Rav Bush 164 al Track Five, 3414. Doublea: Handicap 1.

Randel Kel-shaw-Donald Miller (Indianapolis) 1491; 2. Bryan Kelly-Mic Brennan (Dayton, Ohio) 1452; 3. Anthony Hopkins-Willie Brown (Radcliff, Ky.) 1446: 4. Eric Bailey-Russ Edmonson (Indianapolis) 1424; 5. Robert Marshall-Tony Eder (North Vernon, Ind.) 1421.

Actual Kelly-Brennan, 1452. Singles: Handicap 1. Mike Eder (North Vernon. Ind.) 802; 2. Barry Hatcher (Nashville, Tenn.) 786; 3.

Randy Smith (Cincinnati) 780; 4. (tie) Brian Kretzer (W. Carrollton, Ohio) and James Wingate (Ve-vay. Ind.) 765; Actual Smith, 780. All-events: Handicap 1 Jerry Brat-ten (Summerville, Ky.) 2187; 2.

Paul Gibbs (Louisville) 2174; 3. Tim Welch (Powell, Tenn.) 2154; 4. Craig Cable (Greenville, Ohio) 2152; 5. Tim Bittle (Ashland, Ohio) 2121. Actual: Welch, 2154.

Dave Parsons 162, Dwayne Thomason Vancouver at St. Louis (sehes tied 3-3), 8:30 p.m. 162. WsiMhu Sportsman Sam Price 411. Darvl Hadlev 408.

Chuck Barnes 3S5. Jeff Stun b-1, 7-b (7-3) in the third round of the Italian Open in Rome. "I was not mentally out of it like last week," the third-seeded Ivanisevic said. "If somebody beats you badly, you want to prove they can't really play better than you." His quarterfinal foe will be unseeded Jeff Tarango, who beat MaliVai Washington 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. Also reaching the quarterfinals were No.

2 Michael Chang, No. 6 Wayne Ferreira, No. 7 Thomas Muster, No. 8 Sergi Bruguera, No. 12 Stefan Edberg and No.

16 382. Rick Harris 367, Chuck Winders 349, Bill Kimmel 348, Reed Boone 348, Nick Reed 314, Greg Boone 300. Mini-stock Kevin Higgins 210, Mike Freeman 206, Scott Caudell 178, Bob Bremm 172, Gary Martin 170, Jeff Caudell 162, Tommy Wmbum 140, Shawn Smith 134, Troy Hall 132, Vlcki Jaggers 128. Flgure-8 Chris Harmon 470. Buck SkaciQs 383.

Chuck Anous 336. Grea Witt 332, Raymond Johnson 330, Rick Heine Ivanisevic The Red Mile lony Anderson 326, Butch Winters 311, Tony Conway 302, Jim Berry 282. Rookie flaure Dannv Smith 266 Johnney Hines 262, Junior Moore 208, BASKETBALL NOTRE DAME Freshman 6-foot-9 forward Brian Watkins has decided to transfer to Maryland. FRESNO STATE Named Danny Tar-kanian, John Welch and Johnny Brown assistant coaches. PHOENIX SUNS Waived toward Richard Dumas.

FOOTBALL ATLANTA FALCONS Guard Rob Selby signed a one-year contract. HIGH SCHOOLS HOLY CROSS Boys' basketball coach Phil Haming (4-23 in one year) resigned. BALLARD Guard David Olsen (14 ppg) has signed with The Citadel. SACRED HEART Cross country and track star Colleen Guy haa signed with Western Kentucky. SHELBY COUNTY Melissa Craig signed to swim with Campbellsville.

OWEN COUNTY Needs a girts' team for basketball tournament Nov. 29-Dec. 2. GLASGOW Accepting applications for a boys' basketball coach and boys' and girls' assistant coaches. SHAWNEE Daniel Kllnglesmith signed with Lindsay Wilson to play golf.

Kenny Newcomb 202, Troy Ashbaugh 192. Dewey Farris 178. Bud Russell 170. Jeff Harmon 164. Darrin Greenwell 146.

Honor roll MEN Four-game series; 1004 Dennis Fuller (266, 276); 994 Terry Gilpin (279, 257): 948 Vince Sebastian (268); 947 Mike Hatcher; 911 Bruce Embry Ron Woolet (257), Donnie Fuller (259); 906 Charlie Jones; 889 RoV Kellow; 886 John Fitzgerald (256), Terry Houchens; 879 Sonny Reichle; 87b David Marsolek (257): 858 George Ritchie, Mike Minch (257), Marshall Lucas (279), Jim Hillenbrand; 851 Lou Altes. Three-game series: 759 Doug Meisner (257, 257); 732 Bill Vannatta; 71S Danny Lyons; 714 Jeff Gabhart (258); 712 Brad Ellis (259); 710 Roger Hall (256, 256); 700 Doug Meisner (255); 693 Terry Houchens (279); 690 Bruce Embry Sr. 674 Rusty Powell (253); 671 Larry Hussey; 656 Marcus Pryor (267); 653 Wayne Weyrauch Jr. Single game: 252 Roland Guerrero. TONIGHT Fiqure-8.

sportsman, rookie fioure-8. rookie street stock. Qualifications 6 first race 7 p.m. TODAY 10 p.m. Baseball: Chicago at Los Angeles.

(WGN) 11 p.m. Thoroughbred racing: Churchill Downs results. (WFTE-58) LAST NIGHTS RESULTS 1 at $3,200, Trot, mile: Amstone (Sells) $5.60, 3.40, Novel Boy (Con-over) 7, 4.60; Royal Leer (D. Oldfield) 3.40. Time 2:01.

Exacta (6-9) $59.20. Trifecta (6-9-7) $407.40. 2nd $10,000, Pace, The Commonwealth Early Closer Final, mile: French-town Lady (Cowell) $3. 2.40. 2.10; Rainy Day Viking (McQuinn) 2.80, 2.80; Alliask Of You (R: Cullipher) 2.40.

Time 1:57 Exacta (1-3) $5. 3rd $1,700, Pace, elm. mile: Hot Fun (Martzl $4, 3, 2.60; Faucet (Daniel) 4, 2.40; Good To Move (Roberts) 2.20. Time 2:02. Exacta (3-4) $20.

Trifecta (3-4-9) $69.20. DAILY DOUBLE (1-3) $5.20 4th $1,700, Pace, elm. cd mile: Rockytop Dingaling (D. Martin) $21, 9.60, 4.80; Wild Scene (Sells) 4.40, Kentucky Hotshot (Kloentrup) 3.40. Time 2:03.

Exacta (3-8) $40.20. Trifecta (3-8-6) $392.80. 5th $6,000, Trot, mile: Rising Dough (Richardson, Jr) $11.40, 6.20. Waterloo Dale (Essig, Jr) 15 20. 8 20; Tiger Magoo (Tucker) 5.60.

Time 2:01. Exacta (4-5) $69. Trifecta (4-5-8) $537.60. 6th $4,700, Pace, The Scott County Early Closer Final, mile: Olympus Heights (J. Cullipher) $4, 3.20, 2.60; Ettu Brute A (Svendsen) 8.40.

3.60; Kriss Krin-gle (Sizer) 2.60. Time Trifecta (4-6-7) $177.80. 7th $3,200, Trot, cd mile: Hoosier Knight (Picciano) $8 60, 4, 3 60; Dean (Shultz) 14.80, 10; Arnley's Pride (T. Cullipher) 7.20. Time 2:02.

Exacta (6-7) $128.40. Trifecta (6-7-8) $737.40. 8th $3,700, Pace, elm. mile: Broadway Flesh (R. Cullipher) $6, 6 20, 2.80; Flying Com Chevy (Penrod) 8.60, 5.40; Jim's Fellow (E.

Binkley) 5. Time Pick Three (4-6-5) $141. Exacta (5-4) $66. Trifecta (5-4-7) $298.20. 9th $2,800, Pace, mile: Monl- Sue'a Magio (Evers) $5.60, 3.60, 2.80; ajun Star (Haynes.

Jr) 9, One Bad Mama Jama (D. Martin) 3.60. Time 2:01 vs. Exacta (5-9) $97.20. 10th $1,500, Pace, mile: Rosco Coaltrain (Ballinger) $19.60, 3.20, 3.40; Cowboy Sir (Martz) 2.60, Heza Mo Dockkin (R.

CulliDher) 2.60. Time 2:01. 2nd $3,500, pace, Game Xoxa (Cook), Reveille Betty (Picciano), Beverage (Pryor), Cullibay (R. Cullipher), Awesome Viking (Guhy), Adorable Heyl (Robinson), Miata Hill (Brown). 3rd $1,500, pace, Rouser Hanover (Justice), Erv's Big Chip (Collins), Magic Wand (Wilson), Silent (Guhy), Fireball Doc (Haynes Taylors Rooster (Daniel), Dom'8 Dream (Robinson), No Wolf Calls (Decker), Spring Oiler (Svendsen).

4th $27,150, trot, Kentucky Sires Stake, Kerchief (Patterson), More Suspicious (Sugg), Amirage (Boring), Summer Morning (Oscarsson), Oesert Caravan (Nickells), Habit (G.Sholty), Sweet Mesquite (R. Cullipher), Marisa's Express (Sizer). 5th $1,600, pace, Happy Hugger (Collins), Twinkle Sahbra (T. Cullipher), Izzy Inc (R. Cullipher), Givupsum Bluegrass (Daniel), Mo' Better (Evers), Wilma And Betty (Smith), Vogue Vogue Vogue (Hall), Sparkling Special (Brown), Steffrstic Motion (Justice).

6th $3,500, pace, Granted Wish (R. Cullipher). A Samadhi (Martin), Elegant Samantha (Hamilton), Be My Guest (Sizer), Miss Grant (Haynes Great Jubilation (Picciano), Fairest Bueller (Guhy). 7th $6,500, pace, Catherine Semalu (Guhy), Extremely Volatile (Evers), Understand (Sizer), Heavenly Aura (O'Mara), Wabash Flash (Martz), Home Again (Sugg). 8th $12,800, Ky Trotting Derby, trot, Prosciutto (Patterson Royal Fin (Smith), Crown Jeweler (Richardson Mable's Image (Patterson Nuance Hanover (Tetrick), Victory Cap (Sizer), Macdillion Hanover (Sells), Mirthful Jane (Spencer), Beth' Donut (Murphy).

9th $3,800, pace, Encore Lady (McNabb), Wlllard's Baby (Binkley), Muskoka Mist (Martz), Fair 'N Square (Collins), Sue (Cashman III), Lovely Volo (Smith), Hannah (Sizer), Broadway Sentiment (Ballinger). 10th $4,000, pace, New Attraction (O'Mara), Love Ya Honey (Justice), Storm Orphan (Svendsen), She's A Farm Girl (Essig Magic Shopper TOMORROW Louisville 150 (long track); three 50-lap races for late-models. Sportsdrome POINTS STANDINGS Modified R. Vincent 1500, L. Ba-sham 1420, R.

Johnson 1304; J. Taylor 1130, E. Van Meter 1125, B. Vertrees 1060, J. Brown 840.

Basham 806, Harmon 759, R. Fenwick 719. Street stock-8 J. Cozart 1 21 4, J. Ilari 1119, D.

Shelton 878, E. Riley 877, G. Denton 801, B. Riley Sr. 759, B.

Beaver 600, O. Cummings 595, B. Johnson 579, S. Moneypenny 474. Street stock oval E.

Bennett 786. T. CHdaker 728, T. Courtney 701, K. Wilker-son 697, B.

Traver 692. R. Gaines 660. C. Bennett 628, H.

Taylor 610, R. Tuell 596, J. Reisert 579. Dromer G. Rogers 630, E.

Sadler Jr. 505, J. Jackson 410, B. Minton 270, P. Taylor 265, C.

Hardin 255, K. Beasley 245, R. Jones 245, T. Shelton 235, M. Winders 230.

TOMORROW Modified figure-8, street stock figure-8, street stock oval, dromers. First race 7 p.m. Ohio Valley Raceway POINTS STANDINGS Super etockmodmed combo Terry Schroertucke 105, Tim Knieriem 105, Burns-Benningfietd 95, Gary Hash 85, De-vin Huff 70, T.C. Morris 70. Quick 32 Leon Mathis 110, Cliff Pfeister 110, Scott Smith 105, Nancy Las-ley 105, John Shelden 105.

Bracket I delay Wayne Bllbrey 120, CooglePeters 115, Cliff Clark 115, Mike Bickel 110, Norb Specht 60, Robert Trout-man 80. Bracket II non-delay losh Wiseman 160, Joe Cadreau 140, William Stith 135, Tony Coomer 120, John Coomer Jr. 120, Tom Hayes III 120. Trophy Ed McCullough 90, Kevin Brabrandt 75, Jim Edds 75, Walter Green 45, O.C. Burden 35.

Jr. Dragsters Charlie Rice 150, Christina Cunningham 125, Shaun Leake 115, Sarah Knieriem 110, Kevin Knieriem 110. Motorcycles Bob Moore 80, David Thompson 60, Brad Schweiss 35. TOMORROW Regular program. Gates open, 3:30 p.m.; eliminations, 8 p.m.

Salem Speedway Sunday SuzukiYamaha of New Albany 200. Jonas bjorkman. fcdberg ended the storybook run of Italian qualifier Corrado Borroni 6-0, 6-2. Top-seeded Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and No. 2 Mary Pierce breezed into the German Open quarterfinals in Berlin.

Sanchez Vicario routed Tatiana Ignatieva 6-2, 6-1. Pierce ousted Karina Habsudova 6-2, 6-4 in a match postponed Wednesday by rain, then an hour later beat Florencia Labat 7-5, 6-3. "I feel like I'm in good form," Pierce said. "Two matches on one day are no problem." Fourth-seeded Gabriela Sabatini and No. 8 Mary Joe Fernandez went to the sidelines, Sabatini losing to Nicole Bradtke 7-6 (8-6) and Fernandez to Irina Spirlea 6-2, 6-1.

Two others seeds, No. 5 Magdalena Maieeva, who was playing her second match of the day, and No. 7 Natalia Zvereva, struggled to three-set victories. Sixth-seeded Kimiko Date downed No. 12 Julie Halard 6-2, 6-3.

Basketball Notre Dame freshman Brian Watkins, a 6-foot-9 forward from Nashville, has decided to transfer to Maryland after averaging six minutes and 1.5 points in 25 games last season. He visited Louisville and also considered Western Kentucky and Virginia before opting for Maryland. He will have three years of eligibility left after sitting out next season. Jerry Tarkanian hired his son as an assistant coach at Fresno State. It's the first coaching job for Danny Tarkanian, 33, who played guard for his father at Nevada Las Vegas from 1982-84.

He was a Las Vegas attorney for the past eight years. Long Beach assistant John Welch, a 1986 UNLV graduate, also was named to the staff by Tarkanian, who retained current Fresno State assistant Johnny Brown. Pro football A federal judge in Boston refused a request by the National Football League to dismiss former New England Patriots owner William H. Sullivan's $51 million lawsuit against the league, upholding a ruling for a new trial. Sullivan sued the NFL in May 1991 seeking $116 million.

He claimed the league's refusal to allow him to sell public stock forced him to sell the team to Victor Kiam in October 1988 for what Sullivan considered to be a low price of $84 million. A U.S. District Court jury found in Sullivan's favor and awarded him $38 million, which automatically was trebled under antitrust law. Another judge later reduced the overall award to $51 million. Last September the 1st U.S.

Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston ordered a second trial because of prejudicial errors made in the original trial. Baseball Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Cox and his wife, Pamela, i will appear in court today one week earlier than originally scheduled for him to answer a charge that he hit her during an argument May 7. The case was rescheduled because the Braves will be out of town May 26, the original court date. Boxing Mike Tyson and promoter Don King will announcement Wednesday in Las Vegas the date and opponent for the former heavyweight champion's first bout since serving three years in an Indiana prison on a rape conviction. SUNDAY Television 8 a.m.

Tennis: Italian Open. (ESPN2) 1 2:30 p.m. Tennis: Italian Open final. (ESPN) 1 p.m. Pro basketball: NBA Playoffs, (NBC-3) 1 p.m.

Auto racing: Grand National Meridian Advantage 200. (NASH) 1 p.m. College tennis: NCAA Division I Men's Championship. (ESPN2) 1:05 p.m. Baseball: Florida at Atlanta.

(WTBS) 2 p.m. Golf: Bell Atlantic Classic. (ESPN) 3 p.m. NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. (FOX-41) 3 p.m.

College tennis: NCAA Division I Women's Championship. (ESPN2) 3:30 p.m. Pro basketball: NBA Playoffs. (NBC-3) 3:30 p.m. Golf: Bulck Classic.

(CBS-32) 4 p.m. Tennis: The Challenge Final. (ABC-11) 4 p.m. Baseball: Chicago at Los Angeles. (WGN) 4 p.m.

Auto racing: Indianapolis Time Trials. (ESPN) 8 p.m. Drag racing: NHRA Mopar Parts Nationals. (NASH) 5 p.m. Track and field: New York Games.

(ESPN2) 7:30 p.m. NHL Stanjey Cup Playoffs. (ESPN2) 8 p.m. Baseball: Pittsburgh at San Diego. (ESPN) 11 p.m.

Thoroughbred racing: Churchill Downs results. (WFTE-58) Television 7 a.m. Tennis: Italian Open. (ESPN2) p.m. Tennis: Italian Open.

Delayed. (ESPN) p.m. Senior golf: Bell Atlantic Classic. (ESPN) 4 p.m. Gold Buick Classic.

(USA) 7:30 p.m. Baseball: Colorado at Cincinnati. (TKR-8) 7:35 p.m. Baseball: Flohda at (WTBS) 8 p.m. Pro basketball: New York at Indiana.

(TNT) 8:30 p.m. NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. (ESPN) 8:30 p.m. NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. (ESPN2) 10 p.m.

Baseball: Chicago at Los Angeles. (WGN) 11 p.m. Thoroughbred racing: Churchill Downs results. (WFTE-58) Radio 8 p.m. Thoroughbred racing: Churchill Downs results.

(WTMT-620), (WWKY-790) 6 p.m. Thoroughbred racing: Churchill Downs results. (WTMT-620), (WWKY-790) 7:35 p.m. Baseball: Colorado at Cincinnati (WRES-1080) 8:15 p.m. Baseball: Louisville at Iowa.

(WAVG-970) p.m. Auto racing: Louisville Motor Speedway. (WTMT-620) TOMORROW Television a.m. Tennis: Italian Open semifinals. (ESPN2) 1 p.m.

Pro basketball: NBA Playoffs. (NBC-3) 1 p.m. Golf: Bell Atlantic Classic. (ESPN) 1:30 P.m. Tennis: Italian Open.

Delayed. (TKR-8) 2:30 p.m. Tennis: The Challenge Semifinal, Bjom Borg vs. John McEnroe. (ABC-11) 3 p.m.

Golf: Buick Classic. (CBS-32) 3 p.m. Auto racing: Indianapolis Time Trials. (ESPN) 3:30 p.m. Pro basketball: NBA Playoffs.

(NBC-3) 4 p.m. Auto racing: Lightning from Indianapolis Raceway Park. (ESPN2) 4:30 p.m. Thoroughbred racing: Preakness Stakes. (ABC-11) 6 p.m.

Drag racing: NHRA Pro Stock Challenge. (NASH) 7 p.m. Baseball: California at Chicago. (WGN) 7:05 p.m. Baseball: Flohda at Atlanta.

(WTBS) 7:30 p.m. NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs (ESPN) 7:30 p.m. Auto racing: NASCAR Winston Select. (NASH) 7:30 p.m. NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs.

(ESPN2) Trifecta (1-5-2) $166.20. LATE DOUBLE (5-1) $110.20 11th $2,300, Pece, elm. mile: Hazard (Tucker) $3, 2.80. 2 60; Harold The Hellion (Haynes. Jr) 2.60, 2.40; Mol-lie's Rival (G.

Guhy) 3. Time Trifecta (4-1-6) $25. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Post Mm 7:30 p.m. 1st $1,900, pace, Coletown Apache (Brock), Dream In A Pocket (Martz), April Special (Brown), Ever Clever (Bartley), Byrd Beach (Tucker), Casey Allen (Shetler), Darin TG (Martin), Chance of Sunshine (Guhy), Smokin Jane (Brown). (oiiuiizj, ureat aanora (uuny), laxi berv-ice (Sizer), Hole In My Pocket (Haynes pace, Carolina Hannah (Shelton), Luv You Perfect (Brown), Mailorder (Guhy), Tucson Treasure (Collins), Hazel Eyed Lady (Daniel), Marvelous Viking (Banks), Smith-Land Wendy (Pryor), Sea Travel (Wright), Escorts Miss (Cunningham).

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