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Monday, November 8, 1999 The Arizona Republic CI3 SCOREBOARD PIR MOTES Big 12 Conference North 5.00 video iwnsi sale vttvz i Pontiac's spoiler gives edge (9-7-1); Fairfield (14 4-3) at Boston College (14 6 1); Harvard (14-1 1) bye. Notre Dame (18 3) bye: Evansvilie (10 9-2) at Dayton (17-4): Cal Poly SI 0 (12 8) at Fresno State (14 5-2); Stanford (14-4-1) bye. Kentucky 116-2 2) bye: Montana (12 5-1) at Texas (15-4-D: Eastern Michigan (17-3-31 at Minnesota (12-8): Nebraska (21-1) bye. Flonda (21-li-bye; Princeton (12-41) at Hartford (15-4 2): Penn (14-3-1) at James Madison (13-6-11; Virginia (12-8i-bye. Southern California (14 5-0) bye: Baylor (14 6 1) at Southern Methodist (15 5-1): Long Island (118 2) at Maryland (10-9 1); Penn State (18 3-l)-bye.

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Utah 57, St. Mary's, Cal. 22 Sacramento St 41, Idaho St 20 San Diego 20, Stony Brook 9 Wyoming 43, Utah 29 SOUTHWEST Bluff 30, Prairie View 6 Houston 36, Tulane 31 Jackson St 41, Texas Southern 24 Oklahoma 37, Missoun 0 Sam Houston St. 69, Nictolls St. 17 Texas 34, Oklahoma St 21 Texas Tech 28, lows St 16 Tulsa 43, UTEP 19 $15 $12 $7 Seniors (50 or older) Monday-Friday twilight rate after 1 p.m.

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3 1 158 71 7 3 306 206 New Mexico St 2 1 72 43 5 4 263 220 Nevada 2 2 114 138 3 6 220 337 Arkansas St 1 3 62 123 3 7 202 304 North Texas 1 3 65 93 2 6 99 208 Utah St 1 3 56 92 2 7 163 259 Conference USA Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Southern Miss. 5 0 159 61 6 3 232 145 Louisville 4 1 169 150 7 3 385 301 East Carolina 3 2 143 99 7 2 248 157 UAB 3 2 117 109 4 5 205 218 Memphis 2 2 123 73 3 6 197 159 Houston 2 3 105 138 5 4 208 187 Army 1 3 101 157 3 5 192 258 Tulane 1 4 107 213 3 6 238 331 Cincinnati 0 4 74 98 3 6 228 220 r- APACHE CREEK GOLF 5aai iDrMUYVr rD in hr rvrr ArtArur ikimrMii SOS Hawley 9 run (Tandrjerg kick) BVU Staley 20 pass from Fetenk (Pochman kick) BYU FG Pochman 23 BYU FG Pochman 27 BYU Olsen 24 fumble return (Pochman kick) BYU FG ftKhman 42 BYU Hooks 15 pass from Feterik (Pochman kick) A Monaay-trlcuy 4 Saturday-Sunday 70 '88 tax 3.xil yitfi- ttax GAME STATISTICS First downs Rushes-yards New York City Marathon MEN 1, Joseph Chebet, Kenya, 2 hours, 9 minutes, 14 seconds; 2, Dommgos Castro, Portugal, 3, Shem Korona, Kenya, 4, Giacomo Leone, Italy, 5, John Kagwe, Kenya, 2:09:39. 6, Elijah Lagat, Kenya. 7, Abdelkhader Lei Mouaziz, Morocco, 8, Simon Biwott, Kenya, 9, Martin Fiz, Spain, 10, Silvio Guerra, Ecuador, 2:13:24. WOMEN 1, Adnana Fernandez, Mexico, 2, Cathenne Ndereoa, Kenya, 3, Katnn Dorre-Heimg.

Germany, 2:28:41: 4. Franca Fiacconi, Italy, 5, Inna Timofeyeva, Russia, 2:31:21. 6, Anuta Catuna. Romania, 7, Alma Tecuta-Gherasim, Romania, 8, Marcia Nartoch, Brazil, 9, Margaret Kagin, Kenya 10, Zofla Wieciorkowska, Stratford, 2:43:24. Arizona finishers MEN 3982, Anthony Bebbington, Phoenix, 8446, Michael T.

Dendinger, Phoenix, 8575, Willy Diaz, Glendale, 11236, Gary Tnbolet Glendale, 11510. Thomas Katsenes, Phoenix, 4:05:43. 16094, Joseph Genovese, Scottsdale, 19122, Robert M. Moreno, Mesa, 21701, Chris Fynes, Chandler, 22922, Steve Berge-son, Kingman, 23750, Tom Roberts, Tucson, 4:55:43. 24126, Norton Goldberg, Phoenix, 4:57:36: 24714, Cary Zucker, Phoenix, 26366, Damon R.

Gross, Phoenix, 27611, Kervin Miles, Scottsdale, 27693, Newton Debardeleben, Phoenix, 5:21:54. 27773, Robert W. Ceccarelli, Glendale, 28543, Frednc Klopf, Paradise Valley, 29039, Patnck O'Leary, Tucson, 5:39:13: 30475. Charles W. Dryden, Flagstaff, 30949, Sheldon Zinn, Phoenix, 6:32:38.

31065, Richard Dowling, Phoenix, 31128, William Kessler, Scottsdale, 6:43:28. WOMEN 4868. Susan J. Berliner, Scottsdale, 3:38:32: 9812, Banni Redhair, Tucson, 14582, Brenda Plagge, Scottsdale, 16774, Jeanne Plendl, Phoenix, 19889. Michele Mencle, Tucson, 4:38:28.

19977, Elysa Mackie, Tucson, 20047, Kirsten E. Cooper, Tucson, 4:39:03: 20946, Chnstma Camiony, Chandler, 22838, Melodie S. Jackson, Phoenix, 22842, Melisa Angelone, Carefree, 4:51:20. 23435, Jan B. Posin, Scottsdale, 23887, Celia Sepulveda, Tucson, 24085, Raquel Aunlia, Scottsdale, 24893, Virginia Debardeleben, Phoenix, 25949, Lisa McClellan, Whit-enver, 5:07:44.

26204. Mary J. Bumdge, Phoenix, 26625, Molly Moran, Scottsdale, 27144, Susan R. Breitbart. Tucson, 27487, Nancy S.

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Scottsdale Rd. 480-947-99O9 (between McDowell (r Thomas) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING BYU: Tahi 7-13, Sitake 2-7, Sncwden 2-6, Staley 6-5, Atuaa 2-4, Hooks 1-4, Engemann 1-mmus 1, Fetenk 6-(minus 5). San Diego State: J.Lewis 14-75, Mitchell 1-9, Ned 9-5, Shenff 3-(mmus 13), Hawley 7-mmus 27. PASSING BYU: Fetenk 21-32-1 262 yards, B. Doman 0-1-1 0, Engemann 1-1-0 0.

San Diego State: Hawley 9-20-1 98 yards, Shenff 9-16-1 94. RECEIVING BYU: Hooks 5-66, Sitake 4-45, Horton 4- 35, Atuaia 3-37, Pittman 2-28, Staley 1-20, Ofahengaue 1-19, B. Doman 1-7, Tahi 1-5. San Diego State: McNeill 5- 59. D.

Lewis 4-51, Pierce 4-36, Mitchell 2-28, Tolver 2-19, J. Lewis 1-mmus 1. Pac-10 Oregon 52, Washington St. 10 Washington SL 3 0 0 7 10 Oregon 7 21 3 21 52 WSU FG 25 Lindell Ore Latimer 28 pass from Hamngton (Frankel kick) Ore Latimer 35 run (Frankel kick) Ore Droughns 4 run (Frankel kick) Ore Howry 28 pass from Hamngton (Frankel kick) Ore FG 18 Frankel Ore Droughns 52 pass from Harrington (Frankel kick) Ore Hamngton 8 run (Frankel kick) WSU Shavies 9 pass from Mencko (Lindell kick) 0e Naggi 47 fumble return (Frankel kick) GAME STATISTICS Mid-American Conference East BOWLING Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Marshall 6 0 233 71 9 0 343 84 Miami, Ohio 5 1 167 126 6 3 264 224 Ohio 4 2 184 116 4 5 219 225 Akron 4 3 194 166 6 4 278 280 Bowling Green 2 5 178 223 3 6 228 268 Kent 2 5 125 220 2 8 179 339 Buffalo 0 7 96 290 0 9 109 333 West W. Michigan 6 0 199 101 7 2 305 232 E.

Michigan 4 2 167 152 4 5 190 279 N. Illinois 4 2 193 130 4 5 245 215 Toledo 3 3 151 122 4 5 204 194 Cent. Michigan 1 5 117 175 2 7 173 297 Ball St 0 6 75 187 0 9 115 299 Western Athletic Conference Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Fresno St 4 1 139 98 7 3 310 222 Hawaii 4 2 183 137 6 3 255 245 Rice 4 2 169 131 5 5 205 231 TCU 3 2 172 99 4 4 234 172 SMU 2 2 79 78 2 5 107 184 UTEP 2 3 129 154 4 6 252 308 SanJoseSt 1 4 108 205 3 6 246 339 Tulsa 1 5 115 192 2 7 182 321 Wash. St. Oregon 15 24 20-30 44-228 275 259 25-40-2 26-17-0 175 16 2-1 10 11-7 98 25:22 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-att-int Return yards Punts-avg.

Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of possession 2 By Mark Armijo The Arizona Republic As gifted a driver as is Tony Stewart, who won Sunday's Checker Auto PartsDura Lube 500 at Phoenix International Raceway, many others are suggesting Pontiac drivers are being aided by a superior aerodynamic package. "(Stewart) has done an awesome job, but that rear spoiler (wing) on the Pontiacs gives them a big advantage," said Robert Yates, car owner of Ford Taurus machines driven by Dale Jarrett and Kenny Irwin. Dale Earnhardt, who finished 1 1 th in the GM Goodwrench Chevrolet Monte Carlo and never was a factor, believes the Fords and Pontiacs both have an edge. "They can holler and say what they want to, but you can win at every racetrack we go to like this," Earnhardt said. "They (Pontiacs and Fords) kick our (Chevy) butt.

It's down force. "Who won the race? Going away? Tony Stewart's got a good car, and he's a good driver. I just don't know why they keep penalizing Chevrolet." Oh, by the way, Ford clinched the manufacturer's title. Bumper cars On a Lap 127 restart following a caution brought out by Brett Bo-dine's unintentional tag with the Turn 2 wall because of a cut tire, leader Mark Martin received an unexpected bump in the rear fender from Jarrett. Jarrett wasn't being overly aggressive, however.

It was Martin's doing. "The ignition went out," Martin said. But it was Jarrett who suffered most. The impact apparently led to a flat right-front tire, which forced an unscheduled pit stop and dropped him from the lead to 26th place and one lap down. "We ran over something on the racetrack with the right-front, cut it down and went up and smacked the said.

Long day Jeff Gordon won Saturday's NASCAR Busch Series race but was never in it on Sunday. He finished 10th, and PIR remains one of only three racetracks in which Gordon never has won a Cup race. "I passed Dale Earnhardt for 10th on the last lap, and that made my day because I hadn't done much before that," Gordon said. "I think the clouds (it was overcast much of the race) messed us up." No defense Defending champion Rusty Wallace had a rough day. Wallace was involved in a pit road tussle with two other cars after the first yellow flag and came out on the losing end.

He eventually finished three laps down in 32nd. "Leaving the pits, I didn't see the 1 car (Steve Park) and got sandwiched between him and the 60 car (Geoffrey Bodinc)," Wallace said. "That was my fault. "But we crunched in the front end and screwed up the tow-in. It beat the fenders all into the front tires.

We got it fixed as good as we could under that second yellow and short-pitted, then continued to work on it during the last stop. "It made for a long day." Quote book Jeff Burton, who finished fourth, on his race: "We weren't good enough to win" this thing. We fought all day. We went from being too tight to too loose to being too tight and too loose," Too bad. Indianapolis Open AT INDIANAPOLIS First round 1, Sean Quinn, College Comer, Ohio, 2, Jason Couch, Clermont, 3.

Randy Pedersen, Hollywood, 4, Steve Jaros, Bolingbrook, 5, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, 6, Mike Aulby, Indianapolis, 2,650. 7, Enc Forkel, Chatsworth, 8, Johnny Petraglia, Manalapan, N.J., 9, John Gant, Winston-Salem, N.C, 10, Bnan Himmler, Cincinnati, 11, Mike Scroggins, Amarilk), Texas, 12, Doug Kent, Canandaigua, N.Y., 2,589. 13, Tim Criss, Bel Air, 14, Tommy Delutz Flushing, N.Y., 2,586: 15, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, 2.585; 16, Mike Edwards, Oklahoma City, 17, John Mazza, Bay City, 2.569; 18, Jeff Zaffino, Warren, 2,566. 19, Kevin Mitchell, Tulsa, 20, Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas, 21, Bnan LeClair, Chatham, N.Y.. 22, Bryan Goebel, Shawnee, 23.

Curtis Odom, Coldwater, 24, George Branham III, Indianapolis, 2,532. 25, Michael Gaither, Corpus Chnsti, Texas, 26, Bnan Voss, Atlanta, 27, Danny Wiseman, Baltimore, 28, Mika Koivumemi, Finland, 29, Ryan Shafer, Elmira, N.Y., 30, Don Moser, Grand Rapids, 2,506. 31, tie, Paul Fleming, Bedford, Texas, and Dennis Horan, Temecula, 2.504. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Washington Burnett 13-25, Hawkins 1-7, Mencke 3-5, Arzu 1-2, Bimbaum 2-mmus9. Oregon: Droughns 23-123.

Latimer 3-55, Ho-Ching 11-41, Cooper 3- 8, Line 2-1, Hamngton 2-0. RASSING Washington Bimbaum 13-20-1 118 yards, Mencke 12-20-1 157. Oregon: Hamngton 15-24-0 239 yards, Feeley 2-2-0 20. RECEIVING Washington Henderson 7-51, Williams 4- 71, Taylor 4-49, Nettles 4-46, Zubedi 3-34, Burnett 1-15, Shavies 1-8, Hawkins 1-1. Oregon: Howry 4-68, Hartley 4-39, Tucker 3-21, Peelle 2-12, Droughns 1-52, Latimer 1-28, Collins 1-16, Ho-Ching 1-13.

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7-6 (7-1), 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. Championship doubles Sebastien Lareau, Canada, and Alex O'Bnen, United States, def. Paul Haarhuis, Netherlands (2), and Jared Palmer, United States, 7-6 (10-8), 7-5. PLAYOFFS Conference finals, foest-of-three series EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington, D.C., leads series, 1-0 Sunday's results Columbus 5, Washington, D.C. 1, series tied 1-1 Saturday, Nov.

13 Columbus at Washington, D.C, 2 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Los Angeles leads series, 1-0 Sunday's results Dallas 3. Los Angeles 2 (SO), series tied 1-1 Thursday, Nov. 11 Dallas at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. MLS CUP Sunday, Nov.

21 At Foxboro, Mass. East champion vs. West champion, 11:30 a.m. Crew 5, United 1 At Columbus Stem John scored three goals in the second half as (Columbus beat D.C. Sunday in the second game of their best-of-3 series for the Eastern Conference title.

Sparkassen Cup AT LEIPZIG, GERMANY Women's championship singles Nathalie Tauziat (2), France, def. Kveta Hrdlickova, Czech Republic, 6-1, 6-3. Bell Challenge AT QUEBEC Washington, O.C. Columbus 1 0-1 2 3-5 Women's championship singles Jennifer Capriati (4), United States, def. Chanda Rubin (3), United States, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2.

Championship doubles Amy Frazier and Katie Schlukebir, United States, def. Cara Black, Zimbabwe, and Debbie Graham (4), United States, 6-2, 6-3. HOCKEY First half 1, D.C. United, Lassiter 1, 7th minute; 2, Columbus, Elcock 1 (Williams), 20th; 3, Columbus, Cunningham 3 (Williams, DeBrito), 41st. Second half 4, Columbus, John 3 (Yeagley), 48th; 5, Columbus, John 4 (Warzycha), 61st; 6, Columbus, John 5 (McBnde, Yeagley), 84th.

Goalies D.C, Presthus; Columbus, Dougherty. A 12,778. Bum 3, Galaxy 2 (SO) At Dallas Ariel Graziani scored two goals in regulation and had the decisive goal in the shootout to lead Dallas to a victory over Los Angeles on Sunday and even the MLS' Western Conference finals. Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Washington ,5 1 187 151 6 3 267 241 Stanford 5 1 232 154 5 3 288 267 Oregon 4 2 198 166 6 3 337 231 Arizona St. 4 2 155 115 5 4 210 211 Oregon St.

3 3 166 132 6 3 288 209 Arizona 3 3 182 182 6 4 292 294 California 3 3 99 109 4 5 148 199 Southern Cal 1 5 145 171 3 6 255 224 UCLA 1 5 107 204 3 6 200 274 Washington St. 1 5 116 203 2 7 184 258 Big Sky Conference Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Montana 6 1 358 191 8 1 431 218 Portland St 6 1 279 204 8 2 375 294 E. Washington 5 2 224 206 6 4 296 309 N. Arizona 4 2 212 172 6 3 310 264 CS Northndge 4 3 220 220 5 4 272 310 Sacramento St. 3 5 294 250 5 5 383 284 WeberSt 2 5 168 280 3,7 224 363 Montana St.

1 5 131 214 3 6 253 272 Idaho St. 0 7 173 322 2 8 316 416 Atlantic Coast Conference Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Florida St. 7 0 261 113 9 0 333 141 Clemson 5 2 221 126 5 4 242 170 Georgia Tech 4 2 239 193 6 2 329 217 Virginia 4 3 188 180 5 4 240 251 N.C. State 3 4 161 240 6 4 232 269 Maryland 2 4 162 167 5 4 252 177 Wake Forest 2 4 84 107 5 4 182 135 Duke 2 4 134 217 2 7 169 290 North Carolina 0 6 81 188 1 8 138 266 Big East Conference Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Virginia Tech 4 0 172 57 8 0 312 85 Miami 3 0 92 51 5 3 239 151 Boston College 3 2 113 101 6 .2 190 162 Syracuse 3 2 104 120 6 3 246 174 West Virginia 2 3 129 113 3 6 223 234 Temple 2 3 131 144 2 7 146 249 Pittsburgh 2 4 146 146 4 5 223 199 Rutgers 0 5 86 241 0 9 131 351 Big Ten Conference Conference All Games WLPFPA WLPFPA Wisconsin 6 1 240 105 8 2 351 142 Penn St. 5 1 180 97 9 1 338 168 Michigan 4 2 190 131 7, 2 271 169 Michigan St 4 2 171 143 7 2 272 183 Minnesota 3 3 156 117 6 3 279 131 OhioSL 3 3 120 138 6 4 248 217 Indiana 3 3 161 217 4 5 247 312 Purdue 3 4 196 201 6 4 329 253 Illinois 2 4 130 178 5 4 250 227 Northwestern 1 5 99 191 3 6 134 238 Iowa 0 6 97 222 1 8 138 281 from Nike Jr.

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