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611 THE PROS, COLLEGES LOCAL REPORT Ewitig's 28 points lift Knic SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8.1 996 JROUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL Clippers NEW YORK Bad things hap pen to the Knicks when the Clippers come to town. Last season, a home loss to Los Angeles cost Don Nelson his job as coach. This time, it looked like another downfall was In store as New York blew a 23 point lead. The Knicks, however, recovered in the final Ave minutes and scored 17 of the final 19, points to beat Los Angeles 89 80 Saturday night. It was the third straight win for Texas shocks Nebraska ST LOUIS James Brown is a man of his word.

His bold victory prediction, plus a daring fourth down, 61 yard completion, led Texas to a 37 27 upset of No. 3 Nebraska in the Big 12 title game Saturday and ended the Cornhuskcrs' bid for an unprecedented third consecutive national title ColTego football Nebraska (10 2), in losing Its first conference game in five years, was knocked out of a Sugar Bowl matchup with No. 1 Florida State. Instead, the Comhuskers will likely wind up in the Fiesta, Orange or Holiday bowls. The Longhoms (8 4), meanwhile, won their fifth in a row and moved up into an alliance bowl, either the Fiesta or Orange.

Brown, who predicted his three TD undcrdog Lenghorna would beat the Huskers by three touchdowns, outsmarted coach Tom Osborne's vaunted defense at every tum. He threw a 66 yard TD pass to Wane McGarity with 8:23 left that gave the Longhorns a 27 23 lead BYU 28, Wyoming 25 LAS VEGAS Sixth ranked BYU kept its hopes of a major bowl bid alive on the foot of Ethan Pochman, who kicked a field goal to tie Wyoming as time expired in reg NBA the Knicks as they finished playing four games in five nights, and it was one of the stranger games they have had in an already up and down season. The Knicks held the Clippers to just eight points in the first quarter, watched Los Angeles go on a 21 0 run to end the third quarter, then held the Clippers without a field goal in the final five minutes. Patrick Ewing had 28 points and 13 rcbourids, Allan Houston had 14 points, Buck Williams had 12 points and IT) rebounds and Charles Oakley had 14 rebounds for New York, which swept the season scries and beat the Clippers for the 19th time in their last 22 meetings. Mavericks 96, Grizzlies 85 DALLAS Reserve Derek Harper scored 20 points, shooting 4 for 5 from three point ranges, and Dallas defeated Vancouver.

Jim Jackson added 16 points and reserve Chris Galling had 15 for Dallas, Japn Kidd had 10 points, nine assists and three steals for the Mavericks. Hawks 101, Raptor 75 ATLANTA Ivano Newbill, filling in for flu stricken Dikembe Mutombo, had a career high 15 rebounds, and Steve Srriith scored 22 points in the Atlanta Hawks' victory over Toronto. Bucks 126, Bullots 118 LANDOVER, Md. Glenn Robinson didn't have his usual No. 13 jersey, and he just didn't feel right Three hours later, though, he was smiling broadly as he peeled off his unfamiliar but suddenly lucky uniform.

Robinson scored a career high 44 points and Vin Baker had a sca son bost 1 36 as the Milwaukee Bucks staved off Washington and sent the Bullets to their fourth consecutive loss. Mills sets three point record EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Detroit Pistons forward Terry Mills made his first two 3 point attempts against (Mew Jersey, giving him an NBA record 14 in a row. Mills, In his sixth NBA season, entered the game between with' 2:31 left in the first and made a 3 pointer with 1:44 to go in the period and 37.1 seconds remaining. He missed his next 3 point atternpt, a shot early in the second quarter.

The Associated Press Baft Zfr kw KJif JMKI! 2 JaiiiiiiaiiiifliiiiiiLiiiiVteLiiiiiifl Coyotes upend Devils in OT EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J Darrin Shannon scored at 2.03 of overtime as Phoenix rallied from a 2 0 deficit to beat the New Jersey Devils 4 3 Saturday. Shannon knocked a rebound of a Teppo Numminen shot past Martin Brodeur for the game winner. The victory, the second straight for the Coyotes, was their fourth in five games. The two meetings between the Coyotes and Devils both ended in 4 3 overtime wins for Phoenix. Dallas Drake, Cliff Ronning and NHL Mike Gartner also scored for Phoenix.

Darcy Wakaluk made 32 saves to preserve the win. Denis Pcderson, John MacLcan and Shawn Chambers scored for the Devils. Mike Dunham started in goal for New Jersey and surrendered the first three Phoenix goals before being replaced by Brodeur at 8.04 of the third period. Canadlons 3, Blackhawks 2 MONTREAL Saku Koivu scored the go ahead goal 39 sec onds into the third period as Montreal beat Chicago for the second consecutive night, winning. Montreal, which won 3 1 Friday night at Chicago, is 6 0 1 in its last seven games against the Blackhawks.

Whalers 6, Sabres 4 HARTFORD, Conn. Kevin Dineen broke a 4 4 tie during three goal surge early in the final period as Hartford came from behind to beat Buffalo. The Associated Press Miami rallies past No. 19 Syracuse The Associated Press Nebraska's Jamel Williams tackles Texas' Shawn Mitchell in the first quarter of the Big 12 Championship Saturday. ulation and then won the WAC championship game with a 32 yarder in overtime.

Pochman had four field goals in the game as BYU (13 1) took advantage of a questionable call by Wyoming coach Joe Tiller to send the inaugural WAC title game into overtime. Though BYU's high powered offense sputtered in the second half, the Cougars did enough to overcome a Wyoming comeback and stay in contention for a possible Sugar or Fiesta bowl bid. TTie Associated Press MIAMI Tim James' free throw with 50 seconds left broke a tie, and the Miami Hurricanes rallied from an 11 point deficit to beat 19th ranked Syracuse 67 63 Saturday night. After James hit one of two free throws to give Miami a 64 63 lead, the Orangemen missed three shots, including one blocked by Alex Fraser. Kentucky 99, Indiana 65 LOUISVILLE, Ky.

Derek Anderson scored 30 points and No. 6 Kentucky overwhelmed 8 Indiana from the opening tip'off with its pressing defense for a victory. Stanford 81, Manhattan 59 SACRAMENTO, Calif. Pete Saucr had 19 points and Brevin Knight added 14 points, seven assists and six steals as No. 24 Stanford used a huge edge at the College basketball foul line to defeat Manhattan.

UConn 61, Boston College 54 STORRS, Conn. Freshman Richard Hamilton had 18 points and Connecticut outscored Boston College 11 2 over the final four minutes to beat the 20th ranked Eagles. Clemson 62, Virginia 52 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Greg Buckner scored 13 points in the second half and No. 12 Clemson held Virginia to 18 points over the final 20 minutes in a victory over the 25th ranked Cavaliers.

Kansas 96, UCLA 83 LOS ANGELES Another road game, another victory for No. 1 Kansas. The Jayhawks rolled to their sixth road win and seventh consecutive overall with a defeat of nth ranked UCLA. Arlzona 69, Utah 61 ANAHEIM, Calif. Jason Terry scored six of his career high 19 points in a 16 second span to put Arizona ahead for good Saturday as the 15th ranked Wildcats rallied for a victory over No.

3 Utah in the John Wooden Classic. Wake Forest 53, NC State 45 RALEIGH, N.C. Tony Rutland led Wake Forest's otherwise weak offensive showing, hitting pointers down the stretch as the second ranked Demon Deacons escaped with a victory over North Carolina State. Vlllanova 82, SL John's 70 NEW YORK Alvin Williams scored 15 of his 21 points in the second half when Jason Lawson scored all of his 11 as No. 5 Villanova beat St.

John's at Madison Square Garden. The Associated Press SVIarist: Red Foxes fall in double OT collegeboard Continued from 1 "It's an awful feeling." Said Charleston 'Southern head coach Tom Conrad: "That's just winning ugly that's the bottom line. We were lucky to get those free throws." McPherson the two foul shots with 1 minute, 16 seconds remaining in the second overtime for the final margin. Hatton missed a running one hander with 3.1 sec 1 onds left and his second shot from just outside the lane hit the glass, the goal and the ground as time expired was open when I drove. It was a good said Hatton of the runner.

O'f the final shot, he said: "I had a good look at it I thought it was going in." Marist also had opportunities to win at the end of regulation and the first overtime. Interestingly, former Spackenkill High Scjiool star Bryan Whittle was involved in each play. With 30 6 seconds remaining irf regulation and the score tied at 44, Whittle threw the ball away in the lane. Randy Encarnacion then took an offensive charge on Larrick, with 2.8 seconds left and it was on to overtime. Hatton sank two free throws td'knot the score at 49 with 9,1 seconds left in the first overtime and after McPherson missed a coast to coast layup with four seconds left, Whittle scooped up the ball and tried to dribble upcourt.

Instead, he lost it and Larrick launched a prayer from the edge of the halfcourt circle "that struck the rim and bounced away as theM buzzer sounded. Whittle, also lost the ball on a baseline drive with 51 seconds, left in the second overtime and was whistled for offensive goaltending late in the second half which wiped out a basket. "We had breakdowns," said Whittle, who had nine points and five turnovers. "We didn't execute as well as we should have but guys were coming in and out and there was some mlscommunicaUon." Shooting 27.8 percent as a team and scoring onh seven points on no field goals in the two overtimes didn't help, either. However, Marist a zone defense for the first time in years and held the.

Bucs to 28.6 shooting from the field. The Red Foxes also won the rebounding battle, 58 36. "To lose a game when. you out rebound a team by 22. nuts," Magarity said, "put it was a war of attrition.

This team is learning something new every time out and it's never going to be easy. I see it and the team sees it now. It was one of those ugly games we're going to be involved in a lot this year." WEN'S BASKETBALL LOCAL BRIEFING ACHIEVERS NEWS NOTES ICE HOCKEY John Jay 6, Kingston 1 Freshman Greg Williams scored 'three goals in the first 104 minutes to spark John Jay (3 0 1) to the Mid Hudson League victory. "He's a smart, physical player," John Jay assistant coach Jim Janos said of Williams. PMEN'S BASKETBALL SL Peter's 66, Marist 51 A short handed Marist College (2 2) squad lost to the defending Metre Atlantic Athletic Conference champs in the first round of the Carrier Classic in Syracuse.

Jean Marie Lesko was excused so she could take a seldom offered law enforcement test, and Stacey Dengler suffered a bad reaction to medicine and could not play. Coach Ken Babineau started three freshmen, and SL Peter's took advantage by jumping out to a 19 6 lead. Scrapping a triangle and two defense in favor of a matchup zone, Marist went on a 20 8 run to cut the lead to one. St, Peter's, which out rebounded Marist, 52 33, opened the second half with an 11 4 run and was never threatened. For Marist, Beth Shackel had 13 points and seven assists, Carrie Ciahcone had 11 rebounds, andi Corthey Blore scored eight points in her first game since a prolonged ill fiessi Vassar 53, Haverford 42 In Nf)rth Vassar (4 2) erased oh eight point deficit from early in the second half.

Sophomore Jessica Houser.had 12 points and 14 rebounds. Melissa Clark (15 points) and Cindy Tate 7 (12) each scored eight points in tfe second half for the Brewers. Mount St. Mary 84, St. Elizabeth 33 The Mount (4 1) shot G6 per cent from the floor and out rebounded the New Jersey school, 45 10," to advance to the finals of the Mount St.

Mary Tournament. Freshman Sara Liebi of upstate Taberg found her outside shooting touch and scored 21 points. Liz North added 10 points and 12 rebounds for the Knights, who play Wilkes if today's 4 p.m. final. Fellclan 78, Bard 54 A lineup of 13 freshmen didn't' deter visiting Felician from running out to a 49 17 halftime lead.

For the Blazers (2 4), Laura Messersmith had 20 points and 10 rebounds and Kallia Papadaki had 27 points, seven rebounds and four assists. MEN'S BASKETBALL Farmlngdale 101, Dutchess 71 I A poor start doomed visiting Dutchess (2 6). "We got into a little bit of a verbal lashing with the referees instead of playing the game," coach Brian Laffin said. "We didn't have any rhythm and defensively we fell apart" Laffin said Tashon Hobbs (nine boints)' played hard defensively, as did Yvonte Williams (13 points). MEN'S INDOOR TRACK FDU Season Opener Late Friday in Hackensack, Ben Uefferon (8 minutes, 59.5 seconds) and Mike Melfi (9.05.1) raced to a 1 2 finish in tf ie 3,000 lmefcr run to lead Marist College.

Freshman Pete Startz's fourth place time or 9.09.9, was a personal best Junior Jon Reed almost cleared 21 feet and placed third in his first long "Jump competition since high school. MEN'S BASKETBALL Mount St. Mary 16, SL Joseph's 62 Host Mount St. Mary advanced to the finals of its own tournament on the strength of a solid outing by Dan Smith (17 points, nine rebounds). Also for the Mount, Thomas Fuller scored 14 points, Craig Newton had 11 points and seven assists and Roosevelt High School grad Andy Cameron netted three points and 10 rebounds.

The Mount will play SUNY Old Westbury a winner over Medgar Evers in tonight's 6 p.m. finals. MEN'S SWIMMING Colgate. Invitational Marist College placed third as sophomore diver Chris finished second in the one meter event and third in the three meter. SWIMMING Invitational In Lancaster, Vassar College placed ninth out of 11 women's teams and last out of 10 men's teams in the Franklin Marshall Invitational.

Ppughkeepsie's Lauren Rubsam led the women's 400 yard freestyle relay to a ninth place finish and finished 14th in the 100 breaststroke, GIRLS BASKETBALL Upton lake Christian Academy 75, Our Savior New American 29 In Lauren Adels scored 27 points, Tiffany had. 14, Dee Delancey poured in 12 and Kiersten Holem added 10 for Upton Lake CM) in the consolation game of the'South Shore Christian School Tournament. EAST Albany NY 107. Bridgeport 57 Amherst 77. Mddtobury 65 BndgewalerMass.

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Ureon. NY 58 ComeOcur 61. Boston Cotege 54 Din Wets 66. New Endjnd Co) 64 Drv 81, AlerttMn 64 Htumiz Worotst St 74 EkuMNown 97. Susqjehanru 6t Drrwi 68 ffuc 64 iMtoqh Dvknon 74 Ircivw Si 7t FtmfSl 58 Mmytust 57 Fiona 95, Ouquasm 85 FonMn I Marshal 69 Mavwlord 56 Grtyitug 55, Mtfcrtaro, 49 Grand Vahw St 84 Gannon 77 Grovt Crty 93 Heart 45 HamOon 69 SMror 59 Jlarttord 77.

Varmonl 64 Hooart 80. RPI 68 Hot Cross 69 Harvard 60 Karwon 84 Thai 7 leMoyne OunrMC 53 Mass. Bosion 68 Corrected 61 Mass. LO.rti 8t Sacred Heart 77 Mercy NY 77. Phta.

Tenia 74 OI Meencorcta 91 Beaver 76 Monmouth. NJ'66 St Peters 54 Mgntdar St 68. Lehman 63 Mount St Marys. Md 74 Loyola. Md 60 New Hampshre CoL 96, New Haven 69 Niagara Census 59 81.

wanmaon. Del 74. 01 Pace 77 Dowang 71 Pern tX. Leragh 58 Perm St 42. Tennessee 41, OT Pern St Behrend 68.

Wash Ml 53 Plymouth St 105. rW 75 82 Notre Dame 59 Rhode Island Col 79 Mane 61 Roger Wrlams 90 Suflc 81 Rutgers 75. Georgetown 68 GpnngfeW 85. WesrJeld St 50 St Ansrtm 70. Bryant 68 St Feher 77 UKa 71 St Josephs 67, TJsa 64.

St Lawrence 97 Notre Dame NH 66 St MchaeTs 77 Green Mountan 68 St Rose 109. Southampton 87 Stevens Tech 2. Yeshrva 0 Sionehi 85. Mass. DartnouFi 81 Temple 76.

Georgu Tech 58 Vlanova 82. St Johns 70 Maryland 89 Ursnus 66 Washrngnn, Md 70. Dckreon 50 Wentworti Tech 70 MIT 57 Vnkes 84 F0OMatson64 VYJiarra 102. Vermont 67 SOUTH AJa Brmngham 84 Md Shore St Alabama 80, Fta. International 65 i Autum 66.

Georpa St 48 Cert Flonda 83 BetuwCooWnan 57 Oernson 62, Virjna 52 Col of Charleston es, Crtade! 63 Davidson 99. Sewanee 69 E. Kentucky 68, Ausw Peay 62 Furman 76. Eraiun 64 George Mason 85, Colorado 81 Georya 85. Appalachian St 67 Kentucky 89.

faan 65 Ubarty 84. Howard 70 Marshal 81, Radon) 78 Warn 67, Syracuse S3 WOMEN'S HOOP AP. Top, 25 Lara Friday Qj No, Startrd 100, Massachusets 47 No. 9 Iowa 89. Bom State 34 Saturday's tarty Camel No.

Corractcut 78. Ptdburdi 51 No. 6 Od Domnon 89. No. fi Duke 77 No.

7 Notre Dame 91, fttMdenc 75 No. 1 1 Not) Carotna State 88, ftatda Stale 52 No. 13 yandarb 88. Rwhmond 67 No. 18 Pern Stale 75.

George Washington Montana 69, No. 17 Color) 68 Sarajrtfey's lase Darnel No. 3 Loulsana Tech m. Soutwm CaL 130 No. Alabama vsUackson Stale, 9 pJn.

No, 9 Iowa vs. Perlc HJo, Hawai. 130 pm. Nfi 12 Vrgna vs. Wake Fore 8 pm I No.

14 Western Kentucky vs. Uctyan Sua. I Mississippi 93 Houston 71 Morgan St 80 St Francis NY 69 Old Domnon 57. Hampton 46 Samtord 67 Drake 65 South Alabama 61 Flonda AiM 53 South Flonda 78. Jacksonville 43 Tampa 87, Embry flidde 75 VM 112 Washngton Lee 67 Vrgna Tech 63.

Coastal Carokna 45 Wake Forest S3. Carokna St 45 Washmgton 73 James Mackson C8 Wottad 89 Nary 65 MID WIST Bal St 7t Buter 7 Dayton 83. Delaware St 55 i Dvtego 77 Chcago St 66 LoyoU I 105r Robert Moms CtiKago B6 Norrwestem 58 DePati 56 Oho St 46. Long Island 29 Southern Men 74 Keel 68 Valparaiso 71 Ws 46 Mchgan 78 Evans 62 Voiaigstown St 79 La Roche 56 FA WEST Anrona 69 Utah 61 Aniona St 68 Oklahoma St 67 Cal PorySLO 74 Ax Force 62 Cal StateAA 62 CSUCrvco 5t Kansas 96 UCLA 83 Loursvrle 93 LSU 87. OT Oregon St 79 Azusa Paotc 64 Stanford 81 Manhattan 59 TOURNAMENTS Amerita Classic 3rd Coppn St 60 Colgate 59 BoSermafcsr Invtatlonal 3rd Comel 67.

Mercer Dr Pepper Invitational Srd Miarn. Orvo 5. NE Lousiina 49 Flnt Bank Classic 3ro ftce, 82. Ptarne View S3 Geneva CoRegt Holiday Inn Town 1st Geneva 83. Fekaan 64 3rr Seneca 78 Emmanuel 46' Hants Teeter Pepsi Challenge 3rd Southem Cal 65.

NC Charlotte 61 Hinl Ptpsl Cbsslc 1 3rd Cert. Motigan 84 Columbia 80 OT Long Island Classic tst Sl Josephs NYI 66 NY PoryJlS 20T 3rdCooper Unon 56 Webb mstrUe 43 LopaU Classic 3ro Tnrmy Te 95 Wesleyan Conn. 72 Observer Reporter Holiday Inn Invt 19N Kentucky 90 Cairrajna. Pa 60 3rd Wesnnster Pa 87 SI Francs II 70 Pepsl Martst Ctasskr Ist Yaie 77, Lalayeite 72 OT Id Charleston Southern 53 Marist 51 20T Spartan Invttaltonal 1st St Thomas Araanas 82 York. Pa 61 Super Chevy Shootout 3rd Southem Mrss 70 Grambkng St 52 Whaling Cty Ford Tournament tstgConnectoJt Col 93 Coast Guard 77 Friday BS1, 16 Kansas vs.

Nortam taros. 8 Dm Na 20 Clemson at Marytanl 73) pm Na 21 Arkansas vs. Botst State at Koni, Hawai. 1230 am No. 24 Florida vs, Souliivesl Texas State, 9 pm Na 2J Stephen Austin vs.

Arkansas Stat. pm Late EAST Bultalo Si 60 Riedoria St 53 SOUTH Lym 73 Concorcfi. NY 47 TOURNAMENTS (al Brst round) Amertas Classic Bowing Green 87 Colgate 75 Bank One Foothlas Dodge Ram Ctossio Colorado St 88 Sacramento St 45 Boiennaker Invtatlonal Long Beach Si 76. Mercer 45 Don CJk Tournemert BndgewaierVa. 64, Wesley 50 Memmte 107, Shenandoah 87 Dr Pepper InvUUopal Baylor 67.

NE Louana 63 Fkit Bank Cteeeic Marqueae 104, Pram Vaw 49 Geneve HoUey km Fekaan 80, Seneca 59 Geneva H6, Emmanuel 43 Harrte Teeter Pepel ChaOenoe Souti Carcnr75. NC ChartoM 60 kK Pepel Ctessic Tennessee a 79 Cert Uchgari 78 KYLT CacfrCoki Oasslc Oral Roberts 58, LUh SB Long Island Classic 1 NY Pory 93. Webb Milt 56 St Josephs. KY 71. Cooper Unon UM ft Ctaesle New Orteam 72.

San Francisco SanU Clara 64, Favteld 69 Ceenr4U(iorlwrUMaylmU. CaMorrH, Pa, 7a a Ranoa, I. 68 Kentucky 64. Westnrwer, Pa. a ptzxa Hut CUssie SW ttssoul a 99.

Mcrahead SL 81 Poeiertiar IrrvtuttaiaT Hawai SO. Atabama S4 1 a Marys. Cat 82, McNeese a Super Chevy Shootout tow 93. Gramteng a 73. TramyrvereasuperAjnerlcaTlpWTein Wadonrn 84.

Sue Enet 73 Transywaru 88, tvJanaSoutAast 69 Whaena Cty Ford Teurnement Coast Guard .72. Johnson Wares S3 Wo 4it Una Tournament Esjomsburg 78. Shepherd 75 Pe Johnstown 93. JlMppensburj 83 LOCAL COLLEGES Men's basketball 53, Charleston Southern Marist 51 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (S3) Houmitner 04 1 2 1, Oanek 46 2 2 12 Amaya 0 2 MOB Lamck 5 19 12 3 13 McPherson 8 18 2 3 23 Elam 0 1 0 0 0 A Lamck 1 6 (W 1 Gordon 02 1 2 1 Sales 0 3 0 1 0 Parker 0 2 09 0 Totab 1S63 8 13 53 MARIST (51) Taylor 0 2 09 0 Psarczyk 4 10 0 0 9 Bean 472710 Harton49 44 12 Encamaaon09 5 Keeran 00 a Qero 6 34 6, Kenney 1 3 0 2 2. MoCurtfy f3 2 1 2 Whittle 1 5 34 Totals 1554 19 31 51 Regu tabortMansI 44.

Charleston Southern 44 First overtime: Manst 49, Charleston Sourhem 49 Three port goats. Charteslon 'Southern 928 (McPherson 5 10 Danels 2 2 A Lamck 13a Lamck 1 9 Hourrutner 04) Manst 2 18 (Psarczyk 1 1 Otero V6. White 0 1, Taylor 92. Hatton 0 2 fncarnaoon OS) Rebounds: Manst 58 (Psirayk 14). Charleston Southern 36(6 Lamck 7) Assists: Charleston Southern 13 (B Lamck 5) Manst 7 (Hatton 2.

Encamaoon 2. WhrSe 2) Total touts: Chaneston Soutiem 28. Manst 18 Team records: Manst 04 overat. Charleston Sourhem 33 overal SUNY Fannintdai 101, Dutches CC 71 DUTCHESS CC (7t) Regg Gaskni 3 0 6 7. Osei Weeks 322 8 YvorteWaamsS2513 Tashon Hobbs 4 90 9 KraKozlek4 412.SlephenRichey6 0O 15.

MM Dam 1 22 4 ArtoneMcKrmonOO 1 a Jose Colon 1 90 James Berry 0 00 0 Totals 27 11 14 71 SUNY FARMtNGCALE (101) Darnel Barbot 034 3 RobertBynrum3349, Deven Fular 8 2 2 IS Artone Jordan 09 10 Chns Perkins 4 2 3 1 1. Antwan Adams 3 00 6 Canton Bryan 2 2 2 6. Ted Graham 0 0 1 0. Corey Grayson 2 00 4, Jermel GrnVi 3 79 13. Omar MAer 4 3 3 1Z Juan Watson 3 12 9 7otars 36 2300 101.

WrlfUrrre: SUNY Farmrngdale. 57 42 Three point goals: Dutchess 6 (lechey 3 Gasluns, VViiams. Hobbs). SUNY Farrnjnqdale 2 (Per kra. Mder) Team records: Dutchess CC 2 6 ovsral 2 5 Regan XV.

SUNY Farmradale 7 2 overal. 6 1 Begun XV Swimming InvrtarUonal LANCASTER Pa. SaLrdays resurts of Vassar Cdege'jn Frarikin Marshal Invitational (al cksances yards) Women's team scoring 1 GeOysburg 506 ports. 2 Mary Wasting 4481a. Morns Hopkra 270; 7 Colege ol New Jersey 228: SFrarMn Marshal 224.

Vassar S2; Merchant Manna Academy 73; IIBryn Mawr67. Merrs team scoring 1 CoSege of New Jersey 539 ports; 2 Gettys bug 460; SOohra Hopkns 452; 4Rowan 446! SMary Wasrrrigion 425, fr Emory 391, 7 Hhaca 206, SFrarMni Marshal 2IS9US Merchant Mams Academy 59, 10 Vassar 52. Women's resuts 400 mMstyle relay: 9 Vassar (Kerxfa Smti, Lauren Rubsam 0) Pok. Hope Hamnoa Sara Kamer) 41097, 100 breeststroke: 14Lauren Rubsam (V) 1 1128. Men's resuts 200 medsry relay: 10 Vassar (Damian Rccard, Sen Wye; Jay Daler, Stephen Martn)! 1S408.

I 409 treestyle isisy: lOVassar (Roye, Coin SUCt. Mai Donham. Marin) 3 4528 200 24Roy (V) 2S867 Men's track FDU Season Opener HACKENSACK. NJ. Fridays resuts ol' Markt Cotege Fadergh Qcknson Unrversly Season Opener meet at tie Rotman Reed 20 11 3jX0meler run 1en Hafvdn 8585.

24AJ Mel 9X6 4feu Sum 5Pat Casey 9130. I SOW relay! JManst (Chuck WAams, John lasker, Tom Henry. Ben lUkjron) Women's basketball Mount St Mary SK, St Bbabeth S3 n. EUZASCTH cat Mcnels Kovarc i 00 S. JurJTi Mendel 2 Angela Sanchez 0 00 0, Jama) Baoarsaa i 121.KnsTjramn(H)21,EnnNo.akOMQ.

Tot 13 2 33 MOUNT ST. MARY (14) 1 DabM Rnakl 1 00 4, KeW Laurie 9 00 Shannon Fori 1 2 1 1 Diane Sheahan 3 2 3 S. Kenya OKaly 4 00 Sara Uet 9 1 1 21, Norti 4 23 ia Peters 2 1 2 S. tnca My 00 6. BemaoeM Defako 0 00 a Totak37 I 7 IIM, HahTkne: Mount a Mary 40 17 Three, port goals: St Ekzabeth 5 (Talamn 5), Mours St Mary 3 (bob 2, Feb) Teem records: Mount a Mary 41 overal; a Ekzabeih 2 3 overal FeDclan 78, Sard 54 FtajCtAN (71) Tnsu2zH003Nawlocki12 4 4 Munoz400 9 Ku2nski41.111,Biglow3O0STorui4 23 11, Reynoso 2 00 4 CorVan 2 00 4.

Araroaro2M5Flere2126.Valerervj1 00 2. DeAmom 5 1 1 11 Totals 31 7 11 78 BARDB4) RacuSandageO OOO Hazel Gurland 0OO0. Kates PapadaW 8 7 10 27. Rosanne Rell 0 00 0. LrndsayGoirJsternaoOO Slepharve Schroder 0 0 0 0, Abby Rosenberg 2 34 7.

Laura Massersmrtt 9 25 20 Touts 19 12 19 54 HatAtmet Feeoen 4917 Threpolnt goers: Fekoarv.9 (Kuauski Bqetow 2 Trrsum Munoz. Tonuzl Argenziano. Ranke). Bard 4 (Papadaki 4) Teem records: Fetoan 2 7 overat Bard 24 overal Vassar S3, Haverford 42 Al Smkn botege VASSAR (53) Metesa Clark 59 IS. Keley Walsh 0 00 0 Ondy Tate 8 00 12.

Sasha'Rdi 2 91 4. Tnoa Bruen 1 00 2. Megan Roek 1 00 Nna Ateander 3 OO 6 Jessica Houser 6 00 J2 Totals. 24 5 10 53 HAVERFORD (42) Kate Marnooo 24 Jessca Droste 4 2 3 10. Sarah Hanoi 0 02 Kate Symoni 0 92 a Ledi Leonard 2 00 4, Kate Shotzbarger 0 00 0.

Jessies Hurt 3 1 3 7. Amanda VartVleck 2 7. Carmen Crow 3 00 6. Sarah Hal 0 91 0 Touts 17 S12 42 HaffltrflKHavertora 25 21 Team records: Vassar 4 2 overat St Peter's 66, Marist SI MARIST (51) Carrie Oancone 2 9 14 5. Ala Stephens 2 4 00 4, Secnna Vatery 21 4, Beth Shackel 6 15 1 2 13.

la MacDougal 6 17 00' 12 Coseen King 1 1 00 2 Mchele Wrters 00 00 0 Tone Anderson 0 2 00 0, Krn Horwath 1 6 1 2 3 Cortney Blore 4 12 00 Touts 2M7 5 10 51 ST. PETER'S (Si) Torya Gertrude 4 1 0 2 3 10 Mttred Washngton 59 22 12 Crystal Robmson S13 3 4 13. Pally Marchess 7 12 6 7 22 Stapharae DeWo 1 5 00 3 Shakeba Daw 91 2'1 Jessica Musche 92 00 0. Tia Stephens 00 00 0. Mercy Acado 02 00 ft Yctanda Darteh 00 00 0.

Nkste Dames 00 1 2 1. Margo Colon 0 1 00 ft Mane Utysse 1 2 00 2 Shannon OeWotkj 1 1 91 2 Touts 24 58 15 21' 66r Hamknc a Peters. 2926. Three point goals; a Peter's 30 (Marches 2 3, a DeWoas 1 3). Manst 04 (MacDougal 92 Shackel 0 1, Horwrti 0 1) Rebounds: a Peter's 52 (Aghedo 9.

Washmgton 8. Robrson 8) Manst 33 (Oancone 1 1) Assists: a Peter 15 (a DeWote 6), Marist 14 (Shackel 7). Turnovers: a Peter 29 (lour wrrh 4). Manst 18 (Shackel 7) Steals: Manst 12 (Oancone 3). a Peter's 5.

Teem records: Manst 2 2 overal Men's swimtrnlng Cotsate Invitational Men's team standings lnftSual reeuts MOirerd breeststroke: 81e Murphy 290 backstroke 7 Crarj Chata 5SS2 200lSMtfsMliri, 1 ion BUckwel 35500 ports; STom CUpper 22125. 1 tneter dvkig: 2 felackwol 355.00 ports. Schedule Today a Mercharl Mam Academy, 4 ttMTotwmmt SUNY Ctd Westtuy, Medgar Evers. a Carrier dassie nr Ttaurssasnaedl iiibiiis Lersenary ys, a Eszabsti "art a Mary, Noon Ojamptorter a Mount a My. Seven Sister Tournament Monday A9 ol New Rochet at Tuesday i pm.