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3 THE TENNESSEAN Tuesday, April 20 1999 7C Barratt's leaning to Vandy By MIKE ORGAN "I told Coach Stallings I wanted to make sure that Vanderbilt's a good fit for me to finish up my career and that I would be happy there." GREG BARRATT Potential Vanderbilt recruit Campbell announces retirement By ANDREW HUMBLES Sports Writer Joe Campbell, who has starred as a high school, college and professional football player in the Midstate, announced his retirement yesterday from the Nashville Kats. Campbell, 31, struggled with injuries last season and Sports Writer Vanderbilt bounced into the lead yesterday in the raCe to land Greg Barrett, a basketball transfer from Utah Valley State Community College. Barratt, who also spent a year on the national powerhouse team at the University of Utah, narrowed his choice to Vanderbilt and Cornell last month and says a visit to Vanderbilt's campus over the weekend brought bkn closer to picking the Commodores. PFhe 6-foot-9, 230-pound Barratt said he will make a decision later this week. Barratt said he liked Nashville, he liked Vanderbilt's string academic standards and most of all he liked new Cojch Kevin Stallings' plan to work him into the starting, lineup very soon.

i Barratt spent one year redshirted at Utah and the 1998 season as a reserve when the Utes made it to the national championship game, where they lost to Ken tucky. He transferred to Utah Valley State last season and averaged 14 points and almost nine rebounds per game. That leaves Barratt with just two years of eligibility remaining and he said the opportunity to step into a situation where he can play early Is very important Stallings spelled out a plan where senior Dan Langhi would move to small forward, leaving Barratt with the chance to jump into the starting lineup at power forward. "The plan if I do decide to come there is to move Langhi to the three position and I could step in at the four," Barratt said. "We'd start out there and see how it would go from there in practice and games and everything." The only player Vanderbilt lost from last year's team is Vince Ford, who backed up Langhi at the power forward position.

Standing 6-foot-5, however, Ford wasnt tall enough to play that position on a consistent basis and Langhi was unable to move to small forward. Stallings isnt allowed to comment on prospects before they've signed a letter-of-intent Barratt spoke with Stallings yesterday by phone after the Cornell coach left. "I told Coach Stallings I wanted to make sure that Vanderbilt's a good fit for me to finish up my career and that I would be happy there," Barratt said. "I asked a few more questions and got some other details I had been wondering about" SCOREBOARD Jason Allen a groin pull suffered during this preseason convinced him the time was right "Really, it was an easy decision," Campbell said. "I set some pretty high standards for rnyself and for the team.

I owed it to the Kats; it's hard to set up a game plan not knowing how I'm going to be game to game." Campbell was a two-time all-state running back at Stratford High and once held the all-time Metro rushing fa CAMPBELL Home games Today's baseball games Dyersburg St. at Aquinas (DH), 1 p.m. Montevallo at Lipscomb, 2 p.m. ETSU at Tennessee, 6 p.m. MTSU at Vanderbilt, 7 p.m.

Today's Softball games Lee at Lipscomb, 2 p.m. MTSU at Austin Peay (DH), 3 p.m. Tomorrow's baseball games Tennessee vs. MTSU at Chattanooga, 6 p.m. Vanderbilt at Austin Peay, 6:30 p.m.

Tomorrow's sottball games Belmont at UT-Martin, 3 p.m. LaCap 8-4; Nick Bennett (HM) D. John Griffin 9-7. Doubles-Jeremy While-Adam Arlans (FRA) d. Seth Redelhelm-Matt Delicata 8-5; Alex Mahaffey-Nick Bishop (HF) Nelson Brunslein -Alex Green 8-3; Rob Gideon-Casey Bourke (FRA) d.

Robert Pomeroy-Phillip Cordell 8-6. Records: Hume-Fogg 4-0. McGavock 4, Stratford 3: Singles-Justin Muhs (S) d. Brendon Maloney 9-7; Johnny Robinson (S) d. James Wester-field 8-3; David Mallkke (M) Joseph Booker 9-7; Justin Schot (M) d.

Josh Bahr 8-4. Doubles-Justin HillStephen Vaughn (M) d. MuhsRobinson 8-6; MaloneyMatlkke (M) d. Christoph Her-telDaniel Henley 8-3; Terrance JohnsonEric Reeves (S) Chris Ledbet-terChris Hannah 8-4 Friendship Chr. 4, Mt.

Juliet Chr. Singles Daniel Friet (MJC) d. Brandon Wilt 8-0; Yutaka Saito (FC) Ryan Shoemake 8-1; Drew Hendrlckson (FC) d. Nathan Cameron 9-7; Michael Pring (FC) d. Nalhan Donahoe 8-1; Doubles Friel-Shoemake (MJC) d.

Witl-Sailo 8-2; Bayne (FC) Camer-on-Donahoe 8-3. Girts MTCS 5, St Ceclia 1: Slngles-Lona Dunn (MTCS) d. Lauren Cousar 8-1; Karen Senboutarath (MTCS) d. Erin Roche 8-0; Casey Hall (MTCS) d. Mary Ladd Kank 8-2; Sara Parish (SC) d.

Allyson McAdoo 8-4. DoUbles-Dunn-Senboutarath (MTCS) d. Cousar-Roche 8-1; Hall-McAdoo (MTCS) d. Emily Hltner-Cathy Kornmeyer 8-4. Records: MTCS 4-3, 5-2 Div II.

Mt. Juliet 6, Lebanon 3: Singles-Ashley Scott (L) d. Rachel Brumfield 6-4, 3-6, 4-4; Tiffany Moore (MJ) d. Kristin Fyke 6-3, 6-2; Tracev Woodall (MJ) d. Jill Jacobs 6-2, 6-3; Courtney Ross (MJ) d.

Adie Stephens 8-0; Elty Hughes (MJ) d. Stephanie Denny 8-3; Stefanie Thaxton (L) d. Katie Givens 8-1. Doubles-ScottFyke (L) d. MooreWoodall 8-5; RossBrumfleld (MJ) JacobStephens 8-2; HughesGivens (MJ) Thax-tonSlmpson 8-6.

Records: Mt. Juliet 4-4, 5-4; Lebanon 3-5, 1-2. FRA 5, Overton Oe Singles-Jessica Bracken (FRA) Martina Goldthreate 8-5; Bree Davenport (FRA) d. Allison Vogel 8-3; Lauren Holder (FRA) Rachel Fortifies 8-1. Doubles-Lauren Palton-MacKenzle Bottiggi (FRA) Van Nyugen-Casy Cooper 8-5; Meghan Swee-nev-Lauren Painter (FRA) Kera Bradley-Barbara Simpson 8-0.

Records: FRA 5-0. Harpeth Hal 7, Brentwood Academy 2: Singles Blair McMeans (HH) d. Ja-clyn Hall 8-1; Ellse Hagan (HH) Ellie Billinglon 9-7; Elizabeth Brock (BA) Kendal Fort 8-3: Lauren Trent (HH) d. record. Campbell went on to Middle Tennessee State from 1988-91 and was a two-time Division I-AA All-American as well as the Blue Raiders' all-time leading rusher with 3,823 yards.

After three seasons in the Canadian Football League, Campbell signed with the Kats in "97, where became a favorite with the fans and his teammates. Last year, Campbell played in just four games because of various injuries, and after pulling his groin in exhibition opener against New Jersey, he aggravated it last Friday in the preseason win over New England. "I dedicated myself and really thought I had one of the best camps I've ever had," he said. "But I hurt it and sat out a couple of days and when I went Friday it just wasnt there." Cory Fleming played with Campbell at Stratford as well as both years on the Kats. "It's something he has to decide.

I know it's hard for any athlete to play in pain," Fleming said. "The team is definitely going to miss him, plus I will because we pushed each other." Campbell has been one of the more popular players with the fans and his teammates. "IH still be around, 111 go to the games," Campbell said. 'This is family." During offseasons, Campbell has worked at the Dede Wallace Center with at-risk children and said he would like to get into coaching football. Roster moves: The Kats trimmed their roster to the maximum 24 by waiving fullbacklinebacker Kerry Mock, trading lineman Nate Johnson and placing quarterback Billy Dicken on injured reserve.

Johnson went to New England in exchange for the rights to defensive specialist Ron Carpenter, a second-team All-Arena player last year currently signed with the NFL's St Louis Rams.1 ev NHL playoffs glance FIRST ROUND iE (Best-of-7) a EASTERN CONFERENCE Thursday, Am 22 iftsburgh al New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. rv Saturday, Aprs Pmsburgh at New Jersey, 1 p.m. Sunday, Apr! 25 New Jersey al Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aprl 27 New Jersey al Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. Friday, Aprl 30 Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 630 p.m., If necessary Sunday, May 2 New Jersey al Pittsburgh, 1 p.m..

If necessary Tuesday, May 4 Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 630 p.m., If necessary Ottawa vs. Buffalo Wednesday, April 21 alo at Ottawa, 6 p.m. Friday, Aprl 23 Buffalo at Ottawa, 6 P.m. Sunday, Aprl 25 Ofjawa at Buffalo, 530 p.m. Tuesday, Apr! 27 Ottawa at Buffalo, 6 p.m, Thursday, Aprl 29 Buffalo at Ottawa, 4 p.m., If necessary Saturday, May 1 at Buffalo, 630 p.m If necessary i Monday, May 3 Buffalo at Ottawa, 630 p.m., If neces- i Carolina vs.

Boston Thursday, Aprl 22 Boston at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Aprl 24 Bolton at Carolina, 6:30 P.m. Monday, Aprl 26 Carolina at Boston, 630 p.m. Wednesday, Aprl 24 at Boston, 6 p.m. Friday, Aprl 30 Boston at Carolina, 630 P.m., necessary Sunday, May 1 Carolina at Boston, 630 P.m., necessary Tuesday, May 4 Boston at Carolina, 630 P.m., if necessary Toronto vs.

Phiadelphia Thursday, Aprl 22 Philadelphia at Toronto, 6 pm. Saturday, Aprl 24 al Toronto, 4:30 pm Monday, Aprl 26 Toronto at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. i Wednesday, Aprl 28 (Toronto at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Friday, Aprl 30 'Philadelphia at Toronto, 6 P.m., tf necessary Sunday, May 2 "Toronto at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m if necessary Tuesday, May 4 Philadelphia at Toronto, i p.m., if necessary WESTERN CONFERENCE Vj (Best-of-7) Dalas vs. Edmonton Wednesday, Aprl 21 Edmonton at Dallas, 730 pm Friday, Aprl 23 Edmonton at Dallas, 730 P.m.

yV Sunday, Aprl 25 ifoftas at Edmonton, 630 P.m. Tuesday, April 27 Dallas at Edmonton, 830 P.m. Thursday, Aprl 21 Edmonton al Dallas, 730 pm. If necessary Saturday, May 1 Dallas at Edmonton, 930 pm, If necessary Monday, May 3 Edmonton al Dallas, 7 pm, If necessary Colorado vs. San Jose Wednesday, Aprl 21 San Jose at Colorado, 9 p.m.

Thursday, Aprl 22 San Jose at Colorado, 8 pm Saturday, Aprl 24 Colorado at San Jose, 9:30 P.m. Monday, Aprl 26 Colorado at San Jose, 9:30 P.m. Wednesday, Aprl 28 San Jose al Colorado, 9 p.m., necessary Saturday, May 1 Colorado at San Jose, 630 p.m.. If necessary .1 Tuesday, May 4 San Jose at Colorado, 8 if necessary Detroit vs. Anaheim Wednesday, Aprl 21 Anaheim at Detroit, 630 pm Friday, Aprl 23 Anaheim at Detroit, 630 pm Sunday, Aprl 25 Detroit at Anaheim, 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Aprl 27 Detroit at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Aprl 29 Anaheim at Detroit, 630 pm. If necessary Sunday, May 1 Detroit at Anaheim, 2 pm, if necessary Tuesday, May 4 Anaheim at Detroit, 630 if necessary Phoenix vs. St. Louis Thursday, Aprl 22 SPLouls at Phoenix, 9:30 pm Saturday, Aprl 24 tStouis at Phoenix, 2 p.m.

Sunday, Aprl 25 Phoenix at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aprl 27 Phoenix at St. Louis, 6:30 p.m. Friday, Aprl 30 St.

Louis at Phoenix, 930 pm, necessary Sunday, May 2 Phoenix at St. Louis, 1 If necessary Tuesday, May 4 Louis at Phoenix, 930 pm, necessary Pro basketball TUESDAY LINE UNDERDOG I Toronto 5 San Antonio FAVORITE Attanta Utah Washington Phoenix Milwaukee PoKltand Leakers 4 Chicago 4 Dalai 3 Orlando I Denver Golden Stat Major League Baseball f3' TUESDAY -i NATIONAL LEAGUE FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Cincinnati Vfrt'H NY Met MMaukea S'-A'i St. Louis Chi Cubs Even-4 Houston Cotorado 8-9 Montreal San Frandsce 1-9 Florida San Dies Even- Pittsburgh Artnna 12-14 Philadelphia Lea Angeles Pick Atlanta AMERICAN LEAGUE FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG e-ll Oakland Even- Anaheim Boston 8-9 Detroit Baltimore i'h-Vh Tampa Bay NY Yankee 9-11 Texas Seattle S'-e'4 White Sex Kansas City it-l fi Minnesota Home teams In bold. Odds provided by National Sports Services, Inc. Compiled by 24.

Yumiko Olsuka, Boulder, Cola, 2:50:51. 25. Lisa Valenllne, Tlerra Verde, 2:51:40. 26. Lee Dlplelro, Ruxlon, Md, 2:51:51.

27. Janice Posey, Chlnle, 2:5339. 28. Chiyomi Munakala, Japan, 2:54:03. 29.

Kimberly Harrity, Phoenlxville, Pa 2:54:15. 30. Laurel Kiorllen, Canada, 2:55.48. Run for Missions Results from Run for Missions In Franklin: Men's Division: Overall: Brian Woo-dard 7-10: Owen Meadows 3031, Evan Selvers 36:50, Devln Phillips 11-15: Wilson Meadows 22:19, Mike Brlnkman 24:48, Josh Thomas 16-19: Daniel McGlnley 20-29: Brad Lance 1723, Tomas Jimenez 18:40, R. Newman 1903; 30-39: Billy Jolley 16:54, Bruce Gennarl 1701, Mark Pierre! 40-49: Robert Webb 18:31, Gary Harris 20O2, Carlton Oker; 50-59: Gordon Ter-williger 16:58, Joe Barton 18:42, Douglas Cornellson 2024; 60-69: Dean Whitehead 20:41, Bill Parker 22:44, JoeDuncan 2603.

Female Divlson: Overall: Lyndeil Weeks 21:00, 6-under: Ann O'Todle 3922, Mary Helnsley 7-10 Michala Moses 31:16, Kimberly Miller 4536, Katie Scott 4536; 11-15: Sarah Bennie 26:53, Micah Miller 29:25, Chelsea Selvers 3232; 16-19: Merrill Moore 25:18, Sarah Dortch, Anna Ward 20-29: Desiree Bartlett 22:47, Tammy Gennarl 23:45, Patti Thorburn 30-39: Helen Fuqua 22 35, CJ Gibbs 2307, Ellen Parker 40-49: Debbie Russo 21:32, Vlckl Mankln 23:11, Carolyn Lee 50-59: Sarah McGlnley 21:50, Kris Blanlon 26:15, Joy Shriver 60-69: Valera Jones 29:02, Nell Moore 42:47. Yesterday' results Lipscomb 1-7, Mantn Methodist 0-11 Lipscomb 010 026 I II 2 Mantn Methods! 000 000 0 II Erin Hall, Amanda Smith (6) and Rachel Malison; Kacv Edde and Nichole Warren. WP-Hall (18-5). LP-Edde (4-9). Second same Lipscomb 002 113 0 7 11 6 Martin Methods! 000 01(10) II 10 3 Shelley Kirk, Amanda Smith (6), Erin Hall (6) and Rachel Malison, Misty Clement (5), Rachel Malison (6); Karen Daughrltv and Nichole Warren.

WP Daughrity (9-9). LP-Smith (0-2). Records: Lipscomb 33-8, 17-3 TranSouth; Martin Methodist 16-20, 11-11. Bethel 2-2, Trevecca 1-10 Bethel 100 000 01 1 1 0 Trevecca 000 100 00 I 12 3 Blackmore and Ramsey; Sherrle Hood and Jo Atwood. WP-Blackmore.

LP-Hood (3-13). Second game Bethel 200 00 2 5 0 Trevecca 170 11 10 15 1 Allen, Boehms (2) and Ramsey; Carrie Hill and Karl Schulz. WP-Hill (6-11). LP-Allen. HR: Bethel-Bverllne (3).

Records: Trevecca 9-26. Yesterday's results MTSU Belmont 2 MTSU 002 220 ISO 12 17 0 Belmont 000 010 100 2 4 6 Wayne Chlnapen, Cam Newitt (7) and Josh Pride; David Wells, Michael Pulley (6), Nathan Bellinger (8), Randy Dunnett (8), Adam BickeH (9) and Jerrod Smith. WP-Chinapen (1-0). LP-Wells (5-7). HR: MTSU-Josh Pride (13).

Records: MTSU 14-23, Belmont 9-21. EAST Wagner 14-11, Qulnnlplac 10-14 SOUTH Birmingham-Southern 7, Huntingdon 4 Carson-Newman 14, Ala. Huntsville 8 Florida Southern 7, Florida Tech 1 Middle Tennessee 12, Belmont 2 Tenn. Westevan 14, Lee 12 MIDWEST Toledo 8-5, Ball St. 3-9 SOUTHWEST Texas 7, Tarlelon St 2 with WR James Adderty, WR Eddie Conti, WR Shawn Foreman, LB Olrick Johnson, LB Courtney Ledyard, CB Delphrine Lee, Greg Lotysz, Jason Mills, SS Jason Poles, LB Demetro Stephens and TE Jermaine Wiggins.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Agreed to terms with CB Jason Boslic, Brian Cook, CB Eric Edwards, CB Deshone Mallard, Rvan Schau, FB Jamie Spencer and WR Gerald Williams. ST. LOUIS RAMS-Signed WR Jermaine Copeiand, WR Daniel Jones, WR Mike Ogas, WR Tony Small, CB Clifton Crosby, CB Marvin Love, CB Gerald Neasman, RB James Hodgins, RB Derek Lewis, Bobby Singh, Corry Soann, LB Matt Chatham, LB Zenret PeShak, DT Alton Weaver and QB Gus Ornstein. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Signed DeMarcus Curry, Eric DeGroh, WR Anthony Dkosmo, DT Jauqutn FeazeH, TE Jason Freeman, LB Slanakeane Gibbs, LB Bobbie Howard, RB John Humphrey, Aron Langley, Lemar Marshall, WR Dillon Micus, WR Drew O'Connor, Scott Oster, CB Troy Saunders and Andrav Spearman to two-vear contracts. Waived Scott Bentley and Danny Kight.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS Released RB Terry Allen. Signed RB Leroy Collins. HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL-Suspended San Jose Andrei Zvuzln for two playoff games for slashing Anaheim LW Jim Mckenzie on Aprl 17. NEW YORK ISLANDERS Traded Bubba Berenzwekj to Nashville for a 1999 fourth-round draft pick. i mmm i NAWSA results Results from Nashville Area Women's Soccer Association: Chi Peppers 3, ScoreboardSport Seasons 3 Devtne Dentistry 4, VSMCCrush 0 Danka'So.

Pride 2, ALS Playing Field 4, Galaxy 1 Thunder 3, Everpure 1 i Yesterday's results Baseball Jo Bvrns 7-14. McEwen 2-2 McEwen 200 000 0 2 4 2 Jo Bvrns 300 130 7 I 0 Duslv Ross and Derrick Craft; Justin Head, Craig Crawford (6) and Zack Hllliard. W-Head (4-2); L-Ross (1-4); HR-McEwen, Dan Noten. Second game McEwen 110 00 2 2 2 Je Bvrns 070 43 4 13 Dan Nolen and Derrick trail; Randall Harbert and Zack Hilliard. W-Harbert (5-1); L-Nolen (1-4); HR-Jo Byrns, Michael Hallman.

Records: Jo Byrns 9-3, 6-2 In District 10-A; McEwen 4-16, 1-4, Whiles Creek 10, Stratford 9 Stratford 100 500 3 9 14 Whites Creek 101 502 10 9 I Mustek and Billings; Easlev, Thompson (4) and Bell. WP-Thompson (4-2). LP-Musk. Records: Stratford 1-5 in 12-AAA; Whiles Creek 7-4, 3-3 12-AAA. Brentwood 2, Overton 1 Overton 000 010 0 1 7 I Brentwood 001 000 1 2 7 3 Shelton and Allen; Doug Vincent and Mall He.

WP-Vincent (5-3). LP-Shetton. HR: Brentwood Youngman (3), Reed (2). Records: Overton 3-3 In 11- AAA, Brentwood 10-8, 5-1 11-AAA. David Lipscomb It, While House 0 David Lipscomb 255 31 16 16 0 White House 000 00 0 0 3 Griffith and Richardson; Garshnlck and Pickett.

WP Griffith. LP-Garshnlck. HR: David Lipscomb-Felts (1). Records: While House 10-10. BGA Brentwood Acad 2 Brentwood Acad.

000 000 2- 2 4 2-BGA 102 023 I 9 1 Pirdle, Gannlck (4) and Krueger; Jason Belcher and Kroger. WP Belcher (5-0). LP-Pirdle. Records: BGA 12-7, 5-0 Div. II.

Franklin 10, Hiwood 0 Hiwood 080 000 0 10 Franklin 041 005 10 13 1 Levine and Waddell; Davis and Hvden. W--Davls; L-Levine; HRFranklin, Anderson 2. Father Rvan 7, Goodpasture 1 Goodpasture 300 300 0 4 1 2 Father Rvan 020 111 2 7 10 3 Ryan Bover and Will Trevlor; Kevin Holman, Trip Smith (4) and Kelly Picket WP-Smlth (4-0). LP-Bover (0-2). HR: Rather Ryan Humphrey (2).

Records: Goodpasture 13-9, Father Ryan 13-4. Henry Co. Cheatham Co. 2 Cheatham County 000 200 0 2 4 1 Henry County 003 302 1 1 1 Ryan Hawkins, Michael Gregory (6) and Charlie Hamblin; Malt Crowder and Josh Archer. WP-Crowder (6-1).

LP-Hawkins. HR: Henry (5). Records: Henry Co. 12-3, 5-2. Beech 10, Gallatin 6 Beech 610 120 0 10 7 1 Gatattn 010 012 2 6 10 7 Jason Cunningham, Jacob Oldham (7) and Adam Miles; Ben Bales-Rogers, Jeff Crook (5) and Darron Osborne.

WP Cunningham. LP Bates-Rogers. Records: Beech 12-9, 2-4 9-AAA; Gallatin 17-5, 5-1 9-AAA. Harpeth Falrvtew 4 Harpeth 002 141 I 17 2 Fairvtew 310 000 0 4 7 0 Ricky Scott, Nick Jones (2) and Marly Cunningham; Prince, Erlkson (5) and Potter. WP-Jones (4-3).

LP-Prlnce. HR: Harpeth-Ricky Scott (1). Records: Harpelh 12-10, 5-0 Hume-Fogg 10, Sycamore 0 Sycamore 000 00 0 0 Hume-Fogg 161 II 10 9 2 Proctor, Blakenshlp (2) and Mavo; Colin Begley and Jerre Maynor. WP Beglav (5-2). LP-Proctor (0-5).

Records: Sycamore 0-16, 0-10 10-AA; Hume-Fogg 8-8, 5-4 10-AA. Oakland 12, Riverdale 1 Oakland 700 014 12 11 0 Riverdale 100 000 1 4 4 Williams, Sharber (6) and BlaykKk; Kramer, Davis (5), Gibbs (6) and Crunk. WP-Wllliams (4-0). LP-Kramer (5-1). Records: Oakland 20-2, 4-0 7-AAA; Riverdale 13-9, 3-2.

CPA 8, Lighthouse Chr. 1 Lighthouse Chr. 000 000 1 I 5 1 CPA 512 000 8 14 3 Mllchell and Rlsaer; William Crablree and Jonathan Hardin. WP-Crabtree. LP-Mitchell.

Records: CPA 11-4. MBA 11, Davidson Acad. 3 Davidson Acad. 000 003 0 3 9 3 MBA 021 035 11 9 0 Malt Baskln, Joey Pace (6) and Kyle Troutt; Stephen Choate, Charlie Ezell (7) and Elliot Kyle. WP-Choote(4-2).

LP-Baskin (2-3). HR: Davidson Murphy; MBA Warner Jones. Records: MBA 10-4, Davidson Acad 4-12 McGavock 4, Antioch 3 Antioch 000 030 0 3 4 3 McGavock 101 000 2 4 4 4 Clifton and Lithmaxev; Kavanaugh and Puckett. W-Kavanaugh; LClifton; HR--none. Records: McGavock 4-0 in District 12- AAA; Antioch 5-1 In 12-AA.

OendM 17, Mapk-wood 0 Maplewood 0O0 0 0 0 GtencMf 755 17 18 1 McRae, Kennedy (2) and Castillo; Norrls and Fox, Binkley (3). WNorris; McRae; HRGlencliff, Norris, Binkley. Eul-Hardna 13, DCA I OCA 005 003 0 I 10 2 Ezet-Hardktg 201 514 13 13 3 Ragan Wagoner, Steven Salne (5) and Grlzzard; Steven Jenkins, J.D. Coleman (4) and Jeremy Jones. WP Jenkins (3-0).

LP-Wagoner. HR: DCA-Carter; Ezell-Hardlng-Jenklns (5), Howell (3). Records: DCA 5-8, 2-3 9-A; Ezell-Hard-Ing 12-5, 4-2 9-A. Friendship Christ 13, Gontonsvle 3 Gordons vile 100 002 3 3 5 Friendship Christian 040 009 13 I Michael Armistead, Brandon Vaden (4) and Jonathan Leckner; Will Gall-breath and Daniel Elherktge. WP-Gall-breath (3-1).

LP-Armistead (2-3). Records: Gordonsville 6-4, 3-1 8-A; Friendship Christ. 14-5, 7-0 8-A. Greenbrier S. Stewart Co.

0 Stewart Co. 000 000 0 0 0 0 Greenbrier 102 002 I 1 Cook and Nolan; Todd Barbee, Josh Pierce (7) and Mayo. WP-Barbee (4-0). LP-Cook. Records: Greenbrier 7-2, 4-0 12-AA.

MTCS 14, ML Jutet Chr. 1 Middle Tenn Chr. 224 42 14 12 I ML Jutet Christian 000 1 7 Leath and Youree; Keeton, Whitaker (3) and Whitaker, Marceil.no (4). WP-Lealh. LP-Keelon (0-3).

HR: MTCS-Leath. Hlsbore Centennial 2 Centennial 100 001 0 1 11 2 Hlsbere 102 312 9 14 Emery and Phillips; Wvatt, Self (3), Hancock (7) and Hiter. WP-Self (9-1). LP-Emery (2-4). HR: Hlllsboro-Nathan Brown (1).

Records: Hillsboro 15-3, 4-2 11-AAA; Centennial 9-4, 2-4 Softball Chaatham Ce. 8, Northeast 7 Northeast 003 120 1 7 10 2 Cheatham County 100 700 I 3 3 Lonergan, Jessica Outlaw (4) and Hie; Undsev Thomas and Jewei Trice. WP-Thomas (4-1). LP Lonergan. HR: Norttteasl-Ebbinger.

Records: Cheatham CO. 3-2 Hh AAA. Greinbrter 15. Stewart Ce. Stewart Ce.

000 0 14 Greenbrier 742 2 IS 15 1 Beggett and Hastav; Jessica Seymour, Erica Savage (4) and Karl Armes. WP-Sevmour (4-1). LP-Baooeft. HR: Greenbrter-Mlchette Roby (1). Records: Stewart Co 1-12; Greenbrier 10-3, 5-2.

La Verm 4. Smyrna I La Verona 102 Old I 4 1 Smyrna 100 000 a 1 1 1 Laura WRiams and Dean; Jennifer Latham and Jess! WMtngham. WP Wil liams. LP-Latham (3-4). Records: Smyrna 4-10, 2-3 9-AAA.

McEwen 4, Jo Byrns McEwen 101 02 4 3 4 Jo Byrns 001 0 1 2 Natalie Ross and Hooper; Ann Flnlev and Candy Biggs. WP-Ross. LP-Flnley. Jo Byrns 5, McEwen 2 McEwen 000 11 2 3 2 Jo Byms 000 41 5 4 3 Wilson and Hooper; Biggs and Kami Calra. WP-Biggs.

LP-Wilson. HR: McEwen Ross. Records: Jo Byrns 2-7, 1-1 Centennial 8, Franklin 1 Franklin 100 000 0 1 3 Centennial 210 023 8 9 2 Kim Glover and Holt; Rockle Castillo and Katie Smlthson. WP-Castillo (18-3). LP-Glover.

Records: Centennial 24-5. White House 14, Westmoreland 1 Westmoreland 000 100 0 1 3 4 White House 0112)1 Ix 14 14 3 Davis and Goodrum; Story and Man- grum. WP-Slory (6-S). LP-Davls. Records: Westmoreland 4-7, 2-7; While House IB-9, 7-2.

Friendship Chr. 11, Watertown 0 Wafertown 000 00 0 4 3 Friendship Chr. 055 lx 11 13 0 Chrissa Norton and Nikki Sanders; Jessica Martin and Ashley Caudill. W-Martin (11-8); L-Norton (8-3); HR-none. Records: Friendship Chr.

17-11, 4-0 In District 8-A; Walertown 8-4, 7-1 East Robertson 12, Houston Co. 6 Houston Co. 300 030 0 4 7 0 East Robertson 023 017 12 15 3 Clark and Boggess; Reld and Eubanks. WP-Reld (3-1). LP-Clark.

Records: East Robertson 6-2, 5-1. Hunters Lane 16, Stratford 0 Hunters Lane 358 16 10 0 Stratford 000 0 0 9 Brittany Spear and Cothron; Raggett and Blackwell. WP-Spear (15-5). LP-Raggett. HR: Hunters Lane Burnett, Spear.

Records: Hunters Lane 17-7, 7-1. ML Juiet 1, Gelatin 0 Mt. Juliet 000 000 1 1 5 0 Galahn 000 000 0 3 0 Holly Rlcketts and Amy Goad; Brand! West and Allison Spencer. WP-Ricketts (11-7). LP-West (9-9).

Records: Mt. Juliet 15-9, Gallatin 9-9. Overton 3, Hiwood 0 Hiwood 000 000 0 0 2 0 Overton 002 010 3 9 0 Andrea Rushing and A. Morelock; Carla Cotham and LeAnna CrandaH. WP-Cotham (9-4).

LP-Rushing (10-2). Records: Hillwood 10-6, 2-3 11-AAA; Overton 14-8, 5-1. Anttoch 11, Whiles Creek 1 Whiles Creek 010 000 1 5 3 Anttoch 026 201 11 8 0 Johnson and Davis; Shea Crow and Candace Allison. WP-Crow (2-1). LP-, Johnson.

Records: Whiles Creek 3-7, 2-6 12-AAA; Antioch 6-6, 3-2 12-AAA. Davidson Acad 6-9, Clarksvfee Acad 0-2 darksvOe Acad 000 000 0 0 1 2 Davidson Acad 015 000 6 8 0 Amanda Hudglns and Jamie Veasey; Hollle Shane and Ashley Denton. WP-Shane (2-3). LP-Hudgins (2-4). Second game ClaricsvSe Acad 000 020 0 2 4 3 Davidson Acad 301 500 9 II 0 Hudglns and Veasev; Shane and Denton.

WP-Shane (3-3). LP-Hudglns (2-4). Records: Clarksville Acad. 2-5, Davidson Acad. 10-8, 3-0.

Beech 10-11, Springfield 0-0 Beech 112 OS 10 10 0 SprtngHeM 000 00 0 2 6 Jennifer Gardner, Charity Roberts (5) and Jennifer Dyer; Hollin, Ribb (4) and Soulhernlond. WP-Gardner (4-1). LP-Hollia Records: Beech 17-5, 5-1 9-AAA. Second game SprtngMd 000 00 0 1 10 Beech 331 4x 11 11 1 Hollin and Anderson; Kristin Slanflll and Brandy Brown. WP-Slarrfill (1-0).

LP-Hollin. Records: Beech 18-5, 6-1 9-AAA. Soccer Mt Juliet 2, Clarksvle Academy 1: Scoring: Ml. Juliet-Chris Wavnlck, Joey Rocha; Clarksville Acad. Tommy Car-bin.

Goalkeepers: Ml. Juliet John Miller; Clarksville Hand. Records: Mt. Juliet 5-5; Clarksville Acad. 2-2-2.

Hunters Lam 6, Antioch Scoring: Hunters Lane Javah Kawa 3, Edwin Corlez 2, Jesse McClanahan; Antioch Denl Ismailovich, Gabriel Carlos. Goalkeepers: Hunters Lane Eric Martinez, Nestor Robledo; Antloch-Matt Roberts Records: Hunters Lane 10-1-1. Univ. School 8, Harpelh High 1: Scoring Alex Masulis 4, Amin Ferdossl 3, Dan Chappell (USN); Austin Bush (H); Goalkeepers Dan Chappell, Vladl Kustanovich (USN); Henrique Oizumi, Austin Alexander (H); Records Univ. School 4-1, Harpeth High 0-11.

McGavock 4, GMndiff Oe Scoring: McGavock Jason Hell, Brian LaRowe, Andy Hall, Siphav Douangvilav. Goalkeepers: McGavock Brett Conrev; Glencliff Chris Husak, Philip Wise. Records: McGavock 8-3-1, 2-0 12-AAA; Glencliff 4-4-2, 2-2 12-AAA. Smyrna 4, DCA 2: Leandro Paul-no, Grant Waktron, Scott Salmons, Matt Cox. DCA-Kevin Sellers, William Bos-worth.

GK: S-Marcus Veals; DCA: Beau Barker. Records: Smyrna 8-1-1; DCA 4-5-3. Tennis Boys Springfield 8, (Jreenbrier 1: Singles-Drew Cobb (S) d. Ben George 4-4, 4-4; Ryan Murphey (S) d. Jared Truektve 7- 5, 4-4; Rich Webb (S) d.

P.J. Anthony 6-0, 6-0; Jim Moore (S) Robert Tate 6-1, 6-0; David Highsmith (S) d. Billy Massy 4-0, 4-0; Joey Grubbs (S) Ben Massy 4-0, 4-1. Doubles-Cobb-Murphey (S) George-Truekwe 7-4, 7-2, 2-4, 6-4; Grubbs-Glenn Dye (S) Anthony-Tate 6-3, 4-1; Massy-Massy (G) Montana Stewart-Bruce Traughber 8-5. Records: Springfield 8-1 Mt.

Juiet 7, Lebanon Singles-Chad Porter (L) Chris Pearsatt 4-4, 6-2; Michael Robinson (MJ) by forfeit; Matt Hurley (MJ) Jim McDowell 4-2, 2-6, 6- Joe Fleener (MJ) David Eckler 8- Scott Burka (MJ) Justin Throne-berry 4-1; Zach Otczak (MJ) Preston Martak 8-5; Adam Kates (MJ) Thomas 8-5; PorterMcDowell (L) PearsallRobinson 4-5, 7-4; HurleyFlee-ner (MJ) ThroneberryEckter 4-2, 6-0; BurkaOlczak d. MartakThomas 8-3. Records: Mt. Juliet 9-0, 8-0; Lebanon 4-2, 3- 0. MLK Page 2: Singles-Josh Elchet (P) Mo Maxwell 4-2, 7-5; David Souksabath (MLK) Chris Hagewood 4- 2, 7-5; Philip Slamey (P) Justin Colley 4-4, 4-1.

Doubles-Sisir Bolta-Bri-an Lukehart (MLK) David Walker-Travis Hastings 6-2. 6-1; Jeff Zetek-Allen Keel (MLK) Joe Burns-Jared Gunnells 8-1. Antioch 4, Whites Creek Singles -Robert Campbell (WC) Michael Brown 7- 4 (7-2), 4-4, 7-5; Tony Chounlamounlry (A) Trey Collier 6-2, 4-2; Ku-ln Kang (A) Jerrod Fletcher 4-0, 4-2; Ratana Keomanychanh (A) Victor Mitchell 6-3, 3-4, 7-4 (7-4); Doubles Brown-Chounlamountry (A) Campbell-Collier 8- Kong-Keomanychanh (A) Fletcher-Mitchell 8-S; Luke Worlev-Ritesh Mo-tipara (A) James Erlamiatoe-Antonio Sales 8-5 Glencliff 5, Hunters Lane Singles-Roger Phathank (G) Prashant Pandve 4-3, 4-3; Noi Sourinttnne (G) Korev Roberts 2-4, 4-4, 7-4 (4); David Burgett (HL) John Kongsavsv 4-2, 4-3; Charlie Phathanak (G) Aaksah Katari 4-1, 4-0. Doubtes-HeNkhalatCPhathanak (G) PanoWTom Peters 8-4; Burgett Roberts (HL) Brandon ScruggNei Sanders 1-2; Glencliff by forfeit. Hume-Fogg 3, FRA 2i Singles-Rice Pierce (HF1 David Johnston 8-4; Andrew Mltchel (I, A) Macario Boston Marathon results BOSTON (AP) Results Monday from the 103rd Boston Marathon.

Listed are the top 100 men and top 50 women finishers: Men 1. Joseph Chebet, Kenya, 2 hours, 9 minutes, 52 seconds. 2. Silvio Guerra, Ecuador, 2:10:18. 3.

Frank Pooe, South Africa, 2:11:37. 4. Abner Chipu, Soulh Africa, 2:12:45. 5. John Kagwe, Kenya, 2:13:57.

6. Peter Gilhuka, Kenya, 2:1403. 7. Andrey Kuznelsov, Russia, 2:14:19. 9.

Jose Luis Molina, Costa Rica, 9. Ruben Maia, Venezuela, 2:14:41. 10. Julius Ondiekl, Kenya, 2:15:27. 11.

Masakl Ova, Japan, 2:15:45. 12. Joshua Kipkemboi, Kenya, 2:15:56. 13. Joe LeMay, Danbury, 2:16:11.

14. Franklin Tenork), Ecuador, 2:1632. 15. Luka Klbel, Kenya, 2:17:50. 16.

Isaac Garcia, Mexico, 2:18:14. 17. Andres Espinosa, Mexico, 2:18:47. 18. Rod DeHaven, Madison, 2:19:23.

19. Joseph McVeigh, Summit, N.J., 2:20:21. 20. Tesfave Bekele, Ethiopia, 2:21:20. 21.

William Ramirez, Colombia, 2:22:03. 22. Toshiaki Kurabavashi. Japan. 232:30.

23. Budd Coales. Emmaus. 232:52. 24.

Bob Schwelm. Brvn Mawr. 2:23:42. 25. Helko Schlnkilz, Germany, 2:24:22.

26. Peter Hammer. Newton. 2:24:33. 27.

Jan Myrda, Chicago, 225:20. 28. Glen Guillemelle, West Warwick, R.I., 2:25:25. 29. Ruben Hlnolosa, Mexico, 2:2601.

30. John Barbour, Rockport. 2:26:02. 31. Eric Shafer, Lansdale, 2:27:12.

32. Joseph Kamau, Kenya, 2:27:22. 33. Paul Zimmerman, Tempe, 227:25. 34.

Jeff Morgantl, Arlington, 22735 35. Timothv Harte. Cambridge. 227:38. 36.

Nelson Rocha. Danbury. 2:28.02. 37. Janik Lambert, Canada, 228:10.

38. Robert Simmons, Omaha, 2:28:16. 39. Richard Brown, Tucson, 238:33. 40.

Marc Antone, Boulder, 238:39. 41. Keven O'Nell, N.Kingstown, R.I., 2:28:49. 42. Kenlchi Fuiiwara, Japan, 22933.

43. Todd Lippin. Savreville. 230.15. 44.

Shin Nakashima, Japan, 23035. 45. Jeff Terry, Birmingham. 2:30:43. 46.

Michel Brochu, Canada, 230:47. 47. Alan Ruben, New York, 230:49. 48. Jesse Darley, Somerville, 2:31:04.

49. Nobuyukl Oshlkubo, Japan, 231:40. 50. David Ladehoff, Iowa City, 231:47. Women 1.

Faluma Roba, Ethiopia, 2:23:25. 2. Franziska Rochat-Moser, Switzerland, 2:25:51. 3. Yuko Arlmorl, Japan, 2:2639.

4. Colleen De Reuck, South Africa, 227 53. 5. Martha Tenork), Ecuador, 237:57. 6.

Catherine Ndereba, Kenya, 23826. 7. Ludmila Petrova, Russia, 2:29:12. 8. Milsuko Suglhara, Japan, 23034.

9. Renata Paradowska, Poland, 231:40. 10. Anuta Catuna, Romania, 233:49. 11.

Sun Yingiie, China, 237:11. 12. Lynn Jennings, Newmarket, N.H., 23B37 13. Julia Klrtland, South Harpswell, Maine, 2:39:45. 14.

Josette Coulomb-Janin, France, 2:4036. 15. Danuta Bartoszek, Canada, 2:43:18. 16. Maki Nakagawa, Japan, 2:43:28.

17. Gillian Horovilz, New York, 2:4631. 18. Melanie Ellis, Britain, 2:46:55. 19.

Al Dongmei, China, 2:47:11. 20. Michelle Lafleur, Statesboro, Ga, 2:49:19. 21. Marlbel Borgos, Puerto Rico, 2:49:47.

22. Lisa Goldsmith, Boulder, 2:50:17. 23. Cheryl Harper, Orem, Utah, 2:5033. Yesterday's deals BASEBALL.

American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Ptaced 3B Cal Ripken on the 15-dav disabled 1st, retroactive to Aprfl 18. BOSTON RED SOX-Recalled RHP Juan Pena from Pawtucket of the International League. TEXAS RANGERS Traded LHP Rich Robertson from Oklahoma of the PCL to Nashville for future considerations. National League MILWAUKEE BREWERS Placed LHP Bill Pulsipher on Ihe 15-day disabled list Monday, retroactive to April 17. Purchased the contract of RHP Steve Falteisek from Louisville of the International League.

BASKETBALL NBA-Suspened Miami Keith Askins without pay for one game and fined him 15,000 for actions In a game on April 18. Fined Vancouver Cherokee Parks 15,000 for making an obscene gesture in a game on April 16. WASHINGTON WIZARDS Raced Terry Davis on the injured list. Activated Jahldl White. FOOTBALL National Footbal League ATLANTA FALCONS-Signed Oc-tavlous Bishop, John Breeden, Ben Nichols, Kenny Walts, LB Brandon Ayanbadek), LB Lamont Green, RB Steve Hoofkin, James Garcia and CB Derrick Gardner.

CHICAGO BEARS-Sisned TE Marlon Chambers, HB Love Jefferson, TE Derrick Spitler, RB Aaron Sleeker and RB Damon Washington. CINCINNATI BENGALS Released QB NeH CDonoeH. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Signed FB Chris Gall, RB Edgerrln James and RB Darick Holmes. MIAMI DOLPHINS-Waived RB Jay Johnson. Agreed to terms with WR Siena Burley, OT Travis Darden, DE Eric Davis, Justin Glasgow, TE Frank Leatherwood, Jackie Mltchel, O'Les'er Pooe and LB Derfk Stevenson.

NEW YORK JETS-Aeroad to terrm Pepperdine hires van Breda Kolff Los Angeles Daily News MALIBU, Calif. The standard for men's basketball in the West Coast Conference used to be Pepper-dine. Now it is Gonzaga. Former Vanderbilt coach Jan van Breda Kolff, introduced as Pepperdine's new coach yesterday morning, said he wants the bar back. "This is a unique situation," van Breda Kolff said.

"We have a very good basketball team coming back.If the work ethic is there and the determination is there, now it's just getting to that next step: getting past Gonzaga and winning the league championship." Gonzaga won the WCC title this season, upset Stanford and Florida in the NCAA tournament and was one win away from the Final Four before its run ended against eventual national champion Connecticut Pepperdine went 19-13 last season and finished second in the WCC under Coach Lorenzo Romar, who resigned in March to take the head position at Saint Louis. Pepperdine Athletic Director John Watson, who was in charge of the search committee, said van Breda Kolff was selected because of his experience, his background and his character. Lipscomb Coach Don Meyer also interviewed for the job. Prior to Pepperdine, van Breda Kolff was the head coach at Vanderbilt for six seasons and Cornell for two. Vanderbilt had six new players last year, and the Commodores struggled to a 14-15 record.

Van Breda Kolff said he wants to return the program to the prominence it had from 1981-93, when coaches Jim Harrick and Tom Asbury guided the Waves to a combined eight conference titles. The Waves were selected to play in the NIT this season, first postseason appearance in five years. "It's right on the cusp of being back where it was, back in the days when Jim and Tom were here," van Breda Kolff said. "That's our goal. Other teams in our conference will use Pepperdine as a barometer." Finding site main delay Hannah Kincade 8-8, 7-5; Rachel Chisolm (HH) d.

Ashley Wise 8-4; Sharon Rhett (HH) d. cara targan a-6. uouoies-McMeans-Havden Morel (HH) d. Hall' Brock 8-3; Fort-Trent (HH) d. Billlngtm Kincade 8-6; Cargan-Wlse (BA) Ha- aan-Rhe 8-5.

Records: Haroetn Ha 5- Davtd Lipscomb 3, East Literature 1 Singles-Danette Rachel (EL) d. Rachel Price 6-2, 6-1; Mildred Rachel (EL) Jackie Deal 6-2, 6-3; Brittany kuck iuu d. Jennifer Sknpkins 4-1. 4-1. Doubles- Jennv Chruch-Jennifer Nelms (DL) d.

Consuela Reed-Tasha Wright 4-0, 4-0; Kim Carmen-Erin Abernalhy (DL) Marquette Dupree-Shamica Wilwson 4-1, 4-1. Records: David Lipscomb 11-0. Friendship Chr. 6, Mt Juliet Chr. 3: Singles Anna Williams (MJC) d.

Holly Fletcher 8-3; Krisll Rogers (MJC) Karen Ha 8-4; Anne Lavton (MJC) Casl Ray 8-4; Lindsay Weaver (FC) d. Rachel Walker 8-0; Stefanie Wuencher (FC) Sherry Cook 8-1; Kristin Tuggte (FC) Crlslln Eddie 8-1; Doubles -Fletcher-Weaver (FC) d. Rogers-Layton 8-4; Rav-Tuggle (FC) d. Williams-Walker 8-3; Stephanie Slafford-Laura Griffith (FC) d. Cook-Eddie 8-3.

Antioch 4, Maplewood Singles Diane Maulvoug d. Joelena Campbell 8-2; Michelle Ziegler Tracy Matthew 8-1; Sountala Chaivevong d. Theressa Lane 8-0; Treena Chounlamounlry d. Marke-isha Seagraves 8-0; Doubles Daraphoue Sounksavoug-Julla McCarty d. Campbell-Lane 8-4; Marie McKinney-Mlchelle Powell d.

Matthew-Monlque Turner 8-6. Records: Maplewood 0-6, 0-6; Antioch 7-5, 4-1. Hiwood 4, Pearl-Conn Stephanie Mostev (P) Cindy Chassereau 8-3; Nicole Green (H) d. Martina Swinger 8-1; Leanna Choi (H) d. Marquila Moore 8-1.

Doubles: Jennie Woott-Mary Avery (H) Rhea Benedict-Laticia Wiley 8-2; Chanti Naomalavsv-Eliza Baum (H) Tiffany Young-Malkxi Ridley 8-2. Track field at MBA Division MKkle girts pentathlon finals: 1, Samantha Fox (Harpeth Hall), 2,495 points; 2, Katie Beeslev (Harpeth Hall), 3, Regina Jacobs (Brentwood Acad), 2396. Bevs decathlon leaders (through events): 1, Allen (BA) 2, Verner (MBA) 3, Fleming (BGA) 2,704. Tennessee PGA Harold Eller ProAm leaders through round one: 1, J.D. Schlotterback, John Peters, Craig McElhanev, Richard Simmons, 59; 2, Mike Bennett, Greg Prlvette, Robbie Knight, Bill Gentry, 40; Rich Spraker, Thomas Hughie, Keith Newport, Jamie Perry, 40; 4, Aud'ie Johnson, Britt Gober, Al Herchenhahn, John Murphy, 61; Pat Jackson, Bill Moore, John Schroer, James Ray Fugh, 61; Zeb Patten, Rick Crawford, David Burris, Mike Whitaker, 61; Billv Cox, James Wright, Tom While, Don Campbell, 61; Bud Taylor, Jerry Vredenburg, Jim Grantham, Alvin Hawkins, 61; 9, John Burns, Scott Strike, Rvan Henry, Jerry Reasonover, 62; Ron Halter, Keith Dotson, Brad Story, Ken Mitchell, 62; Tad Hollev, Lee Greene, Jim Elliott, Arthur Jones, 62; Todd Jenkins, Marty Graham, Barr Klinikowskl, David Braunschektel, 62; Mike Green, Tom Batmen, Ray Jones, Skip Hasken, 42.

Holes-in-one RAVENWOOD: Archie Howell, on the 141-yard No. 12 hole, with a 9-iron. Witnesses were Tim Howell and Jerry Draper. RICHLAND: Joe Arnold, on the 150-yard No. 11 hole, with a 9-iron.

Witnesses were Jim Armslead and Doug Weikert. McCABE: Douglas Wassmer, on the 176-vard NO. 2 hole, with a 7-lron. Witnesses were Mike Lord, Walter Ferris end David Hampton. COUNTRY HILLS: Chuck Swann, on the 175-yard No.

14, with a S-iron. Witnesses were Terry Kemp, Hugh Cardan and Glen Spurtock. McCABE: Bi Becker, on the 145-yard No. 15, with a S-iron. Witnesses were Bob Graham, Bud Graham and Charlie Myers.

STONES RIVER: Mike Booten, on he 145-vard No. 4, with a (Hron. Witnesses were Gary Barton, Sam Suppa and Jeff Uovd HERMITAGE: Doug Haves, on Ihe 130-yard third hole, with a 9-iron. Witnesses were Jen Putty, Jeff Putty and Aaron Haves. SHELBY: Joe Casev, on the 143-yard No.

II. W-'esses were J.O. Jones, Brandt Sr. and Larry Snedeker. 3 considering all the delays." McGlynn said the biggest delay to the project was finding a suitable site.

After almost a year's exploration of potential sites in Davidson and surrounding counties, a plot of land was chosen straddling Wilson and Rutherford counties. The site had to be rezoned from farmland to commercial, and the county had to approve certain infrastructure improvements, such as water and sewer lines. A group called CRASH County Residents Against Speedway Havoc is battling the project citing concerns over traffic, noise and water pollution. CRASH filed suit to delay the project, but McGlynn said he expects construction to begin anyway. Three years ago, $200 million Texas Motor Speedway rushed its opening to get a Winston Cup race, and ran into numerous problems.

While the track was ready, parking areas were not completed and the inaugural crowd of 160,000 ended bogged down in mud and traffic jams. McGlynn said he did not want to repeat Texas' mistake. "As much as we wanted to be racing next year, it's better to take our time and do it right" he said. "Things of value take time.".