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-4S The Des Moines Register a Tuesday, March 4, 1997 a Sports Roundup Sports KvTheBleachers KEN KAT3CMAL KSCKEY LEAGUE I tf MBSOUM VAiXIY TOURNAMENT SUNDAY'S GAMES AT ST. LOUIS, AVX AT DETROIT. I I' r-4 TOURNAMENTS UNDAY'5 GAMES JSU's Davis now dubbed Outstanding' at combine 1997 mmtral Cms Synftcne AT PHOENIX, Ag. i -vTroy Davis's final ratines in the National Football BLOCXBUSTIN'mADU man and cornerback Dave Thomas, who emerged as the 1. laia-Tamla lr.

leader of Jacksonville's secondary before breaking his rram nnenwviiwi, vmr i 5 Slemkowskl ai no thigh bone, re-signed with the Jaguars on Monday. League's national scouting combine were far better than preliminary figures indicated. "'The former Iowa State player finished with the fifth rating among the scouting camp's participants. lo 0e a mount That means the Jaguars have re-signed three of their five unrestricted free agents, all starters. Tight end De vJ Carol Vaonai Irad Park, Jean KaieaiandJot TIN TOURNAMIKT rek Brown sighed a one-year deal last week.

Coleman, one of only four offensive players who start AT INDIANAPOLIS, tNO. ed all 19 games, signed a three-year contract: Terms of unotsoosao tniii At mtn anuotcasj, jimirAj SUNDAY Orant riir. Glm Andrton and Craig lOWACOLLIOf peruw iw ifrin ivt fiun UBfn Dhoutta. Peter Ing, Scott Thornton, Luke Richardson and Mure considr. Brttr CM S3, St.

Schohntlca 73 atlont. TDURNAAnENTS Ama rightt lo SUNDAY'S GAMES AtJrtcTtn 'onkitn. chtp 4 Ummm SVUUIV msn; Miff BFIW iVRWt TMiriRH! UglWlfJ- ti Snon, WLyftQi Lafr Dick tn tht mS and mi mm round bi ut i si oi Si Ml 0 O) George WuNnoton (0, Mastscruurti St. Jottuh'l SaH 51 MEMtConAmno rft and $15 mmbk dn His overall score of 7.70 was the highest of any running back, according to figures obtained by USA Today. An earlier report, based on partial figures obtained by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, had noted that his for 40 yards, 4.55 seconds, and his score on the Wonderlic standardized intelligence test, six points out of, 50, had not impressed the scouts.

But final overall ratings proved to be another matter. Davis's 7.70 put him in a category described as "out-, standing, should start first year." Northwestern's Darnell Autry was the second highest running back, with a 7.60 rating, and a sixth-place rating -overall. Byron Haiupard of Texas Tech, who edged Da-l vis for the Doak Walker Award as the nation's top run- ning back of the season, scored 7.00 overall, for a 30th ranking. Those scoring higher than Davis were Rae Carruth, wide receiver; Orlando Pace, Ohio State, of- fensive lineman; Greg Jones, Colorado, defensive end; and David LaFleur, Louisiana State, tight end. The scouting combine, a showcase for players entering the NFL draft, was Feb.

7-10 in Indianapolis. Jasuars re-sfsn two startert Left guard Ben Cole and Bi RaTrTord ooaWi Geargttown 7, West vVolnla 40 8S for Jim Carty, goat; Jaam Nurrt nnv wo, Kuioeri at. Today's Caimjar Thomas contract were not immediately available. Thomas became a starter in the fourth week of the season and had two interceptions before breaking his femur while covering an onside kick against the Bengals. Coleman, acquired on waivers from Arizona in 1994, emerged as the starter at left guard in training camp last Toosood Charlie Toogood, who played defensive tackle for the Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Cardinals, is dead at 69.

Toogood played for Nebraska from 1947-50 and is a member of the school's football Hall of Fame. He was drafted by the Rams and played on the 1951 world championship team. He retired from football in 1957 and helped start a fast food Mexican restaurant, El Taco. He moved to St. Helena, in 1967 and was in business and coached and taught at a local high school from 1969-82.

Survivors include his wife, Virginia, four children and six grandchildren. mrw ana imra- USA round oran cnOrOa, AtarqutNt S3, AAtmphls 77 Basketball HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Class 2-A district finals, Class 4-A substates SCORR4G LEADERS rTktSiav) OP A PIS PM Alabama S3, Florida 72 30 41 Larnleux.PMsburgh J9 Jagr, Pittsburgh S7 Dog Racing BOYS Msame, Ananarn Gretiky, NY Rang. TODAY'S PAKJNOS 1:30, 7:15 Bluffs Run, Council Bluffs COLLEGE MEN 8:00 Dordt at South Dakota Tech -MIDWEST CLASSIC FINAL 7:30 Viterbo at St. Ambrose COLLEGE WOMEN BIG 12 CONFERENCE At Kama City, Mo. Noon Oklahoma State vs.

Baylor vs. Kansas State .6:00 Missouri vs. Nebraska 8:20 Iowa State vs. Texas A CLASS 4-A SUBSTATIS FJT ROUND Softball At Aim Amn (7-12) vs. Johnston At CMrr-CMon Oil) Dubuque (3-14) At Cam Huh Lawk OM-CttnrJ COLLEGE 2:00 Wartburg at La Verne (Calif.) 41 34 75 110 33 41 74 31 42 73 1 16 55 71 4i 8 52 70 34 30 44 i 47 61 33 34 47 37 14 49 47 41 32 34 46 7 37 65172 usi 19 44 63 17 46 63 34 15 47 62 64 34 27 41 6t 27 34 41 27 34 41 41 Shanahan, 62 Sundln, Toronto 63 Karlva, Anaheim 51 Yzerman, Oem jO Oates.

Boston 63 HUM. Louis 64 Frands. Pittsburgh 41 Gftnour, 64 Messier, NY Rang. 56 Tkachuk, Phoenix 44 Recchl, Montreal 65 Damphoutte, Mont. -65 Turgeon.

41 Laetch, NY Rangart .64 Weight, Edmonton 63 Amonle, Chicago 65 MooUny, Vancouver .61 Modano, Dalas 64 BUtt LwH Cmtril (15-4) vt. Court- DLJb Lift OntheAir Television At Om MrinH HfWMOiMi Hoover J2-7) yt. Newton (j-17 At Dot MokMH UncttnOM: Uncotoi OOO DM. Eatt (4-15) At Davennrl North Davenport North (11-1) vt. Nor Scott (10-1) At Devtnpert Wttt-Oavenport Watt OH) vt.

Davenport Central (Ml) At Dubuque- Dubuqut Wahtort (10-f) Wtttem Dubuout (7-12) At Port Anaititn Tort Madtaon (1M) vt. Otturnwi (4-15) At tom ay-tewa CNy High vt. Mutcaime (5-13) At RuiMltUrbandalt (12-7) vt. Soulhaatt Polk (4-13) At Sr Clhr-Sloux City Eatl (13-) vt, Sioux CHy North (4-15) At WMMao-Watertoo Wett (7-12) vt, Cadar RapMt WatMngton (7-12) UNITED STATES LEAGUE SLOP A Pts NORTH Green Bay. 94 11 2 211 117 70 8:30, ESPN Basketball: Sun Belt final, New Orleans vs.

Louisiana Tech 1:00 a.m., USA-Boxing: Lonnie Bradley vs. Otis Grant, middle-weights (R) 2:30 a.m., ESPN-Auto Racing: NASCAR Hardee's Fried Chicken Challenge 250, Grand Na-' tional series (R) North 194 175 57 26 18 25 18 Rochester 1196 161 55 I 173 195 Twin cm 23 25 23 25 It 29 1 149 134 47 2 171 215 31 Fargo-Moor. Thunder Bay. SOUTH Omaha. Noon, ESPN Auto Racing: NASCAR Pontiac Excitement 400(R) 6:00, ICN Basketball: Lisa Bluder show (tape) 6:30, ESPN-Basketball: Midwestern Collegiate final, Butler vs.

Illinois-Chicago 7:00, ICN-Basketball: Tom Davis show (tape) 7:00, TNT NBA: Orlando at Seat- tie 8:00, USA Boxing: Lonnie Bradley vs. Otis Grant, middle- SLOP OA Pis 37 10 2 231 135 36 13 Lincoln. CLASS 2-A DISTRICTS PINAL ROUND Des Moines 34 12 220 159 73 223 153 71 144 191 35 159 251 21 Celtics escape streak Boston avoided a record-breaking 14th straight loss Monday when reserve Todd Day scored 27 points in a 107-103 victory over host Toronto. The Celtics won for the first time since Feb. 3, when they beat Toronto on the road.

Boston's 13 consecutive losses tied the team record set in 1994. The Celtics, whose 16 championships are the most in NBA history, improved to 12-46 this season, but are still on pace to break their record for losses in a season with 53. Boston also has the worst record in the Eastern Conference. Drexler still recuperating Clyde Drexler is off the injured list, but Houston said Monday he is not expected to play for a few more days. Drexler, nursing a right hamstring injury for several weeks, is expected to miss tonight's game against the Los Angeles Clippers.

Drexler was injured Jan. 25 in a 105-100 loss to Utah. He aggravated the hamstring Feb. 4 during the Rockets' 99-95 loss to the New York Knicks. Also Monday, guard Brent Price was placed on the injured list and will be out for the season with a torn ligament in his right knee.

The injury occurred on Feb. 25 against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Rockets lost Charles Barkley for at least a week on Saturday when he collided with Dallas center Shawn Bradley. 16 30 Radio 14! 272 20 Natt Losses, shootout losses eaual WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 8 05 Iowa State vs. Texas A Cyclone network total defeats; a point It awarded for SL weights SUNDAY'S GAMES At Ada) Jaherion-Screnton (15-5) vt, Audubon (1S-4) At Aitamota-North Cadar (15-5) vt.

DurantJIO-U) At Cadar Pate ApBrwtcPartujriDura (21-0) vt. Union (LaPort City) ilft-5) At Cadar Raatt-AAount Vernon (19-2) vt. wniamsburg (1S-2) At Omr Lake-West Hancock (14-5) vt. St. Araoar (20-1) At Dantten Trl-Center (Neoia) (21-1) vt.

Mao Valev-IMaptoton) (20-3) At Mut-Wett Lyon 19-2) vt. Unity Chrtttlan (Orange City) (1S-3) AtHuntoM Manton-Northwett Web- tter (U-51 vt Akiona Garrloan Dubuque 4, Rochester 2 Lincoln 4, Des Moines 3 North Iowa 2, Fargo-Moorhaad I Twin atlas 2, Thunder Bay 1 WEDNESDAY'S GAME 7.05 Omaha at Gram Bay SCORING LEADERS (Through Sunday) Laphart, Orraha-. Turner, Rochester. Swkter, Omaha, Tortorela, Omaha ''Mcllravy ready for return Two-time NCAA wrestling champi- on Lincoln McDravy of Iowa, who hasn't competed since Jan. 18 be-cause of headaches caused by a con- Mission, may return to competition soon.

1 Coach Dan Gable said Mcllravy is tl rapidly rounding into shape for the Big Ten tournament. making up (the condition- 4ing) that he lost," Gable said. "He hasn't backed off yet. He's looked good. He's had some blows to the head and hasn't had any headaches.

He's right on track." -Mcllravy, who is 14-0 this season at 150, has an 88-3 career record. He won NCAA titles at 142 as a fresh-'. man and 150 as a sophomore. In 1995 as a junior, he was second at 150. He was withheld from tion last season while he attempted to make the Olympic team.

gets autograph Gable has signed his autograph for thou-f sands of young wrestlers. On Saturday at the state tourna-' ment, he got an autograph from Colfax-Mingo wrestler Nick Acker-v man, who finished sixth at 152 pounds in Class 1-A. "He's really a great kid," said who attended several state tournament sessions. "I enjoyed I', watching him wrestle." Ackerman compiled a 32-8 record 'despite not having legs below the kneecaps. His legs were amputated when he was 1 to stem a fast-mov- ing form of meningitis.

.1 (12-S) At Kiwrvla Pata Chrhnen (13-7) Prairie Orv-Monroe (12-9) At Anancherter Beckman (DyartvMa) (4-17) vt. Cascade (12-9) At Atount Plaatant Mld-Pralrl (Wetman) (11-3) vt. DanvRa (li-4) At Nevada-South Hamilton (20-1) vt, firundv Canter (9-12) Maizka, Omaha. Robertson, Des Mokies National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Con) Miami 43 15 .741 7-3 1 19-8 24-7 29-9 New York 43 16 .729 V4 S-2 3 25-5 18-11 25-9 Orlando 30 26 336 12 6-4 LI 18-11 12-15 23-17 Washington. 26 31 .456 16' 4-6 1 16-13 10-18 15-22 New Jersey 17 39 304 25 4-6 LI 11-18 6-21 8-30 Philadelphia 15 42 .263 27to 3-7 LI 8-20 7-22 8-23 Boston 12 46 301 31 1-9 Wl 9-19 3-27 5-30 CENTRAL Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Cont Chicago 50 7 .877 8-2 1 27-1 23-6 28-4 43 14 ,754 7 9-1 W3 25-5 18-9 31-8 Atlanta 38 19 Ml 12 6-4 LI 24-3 14-16 22-14 Charlolte 37 22 .627 14 7-3 W2 19-7 18-15 20-16 Cleveland 32 25 .561 18 7-3 LI 20-11 12-14 19-18 Indiana 28 29 .491 22 5-5 3 15-12 13-17 15-20 Milwaukee 25 32 439 25 4-6 L5 14-17 11-15 15-23 Toronto.

20 38 J45 MVft 3-7 L3 14-15 6-23 9-27 WESTERN CONFERENCE MIDWEST Pet GB 10 Streak Heme Away Conf 41 16 .719 8-2 Wl 27-3 14-13 25-10 Houston 38 20 6-4 1 22-9 16-11 24-9 Minnesota 29 28 .509 12 7-3 LI 18-9 11-19 23-17 Dallas 19 37 .339 21Vi 3-7 L3 11-18 8-19 13-23 18 41 305 24 2-8 Wl 10-19 8-22 11-21 San Antonio 13 44 .228 28 1-9 L5 8-21 5-23 10-26 Vancouver 11 50 .180 32 2-8 L7 7-27 4-23 6-33 PACIFIC Pet GB L10 Streak Heme Away Conf BJ. ARMSTRONG. Golden State 6-2, 185, CUMP, SEVENTH YEAR, I0W0 A Pts, 36 47 S) 29 49 71 35 50 75 1 67 27 1 26 30 56 22 55 20 35 55 15 40 55 21 31 52 waneto, jsreen Bay- Panzer, Faw-Moorhae, PugHete, Green Bay Reynolds, i inmin Stauffachar. G. Bav Avg.

Min. FG-A Pet. 20.8 148-327 .453 Reb. O-D 7-67 Avg. PF Pts 56 7.9 3FG-A 25-90 Stl .25 TO 53 FT-A Pet.

68-79 .861 Ast 126 BIK 2 At Nerwafc-Certtit (13-S) vt. Bondur-ant-Farrar (20-1) AtOelwetnSoutti Wkmethiek (16-4) vt, MFL (rAonona)Mar-Mac (McGregor) (13-7) At Shtnandaah Grltwold (12-10) vt. Red Oak (12-S) At Storm Uke-Wall Lake Vlew- Wetterberg, Rochester. MATT MILLARD. Houston e-io, 235.

forward, sixth yeah, wwa. w.d.m. netson, norm rawa Heerema, Thunder Bay. Cupp, Green Bav Cole, Des Molnei Forbat, Grean Bay AUDurn U-3) vt. Emmeitbura Avg.

Min. FG-A 45 13.7 68-171 Reb. Avg. FT-A Pet. O-D' Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 15-22 9-58 40; 12 12 24 37 4.3 Pet.

.398 3F6-A 41-111 WOMEN'S ABL PLAYOFFS GOALTENOtNG LEADERS BEST-OP-FtVE CHAAVtONSHS ACIE EARL. Milwaukee 6-10, 240, CENTER, FOURTH TEAR, IOWA SOGGA Red Ave f-oehrlng, FM H7 73 12-17-1 245 Piatt, Des Moines- 537 45 13-3-2 2J Weesler, Roch 426 (2 17-10-2244 Meanson Omaha. 544 67 17-4-1 244 Kotar, FM 570 56 11-1-0 2.90 l4ott-C-oartendert' record Includes wins, losses and shootout kum. Avg. Reb.

Avg. Min. FG-A Pet. 3FG-A FT-A Pet. O-D Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 39 40.9 60-168 .497 0-5 47-72 .692 34-88 18 14 27 33 57 21.8 SUNDAY'S GAME Columout 90, Richmond 09 TODAY'S GAME 7A-filchrnond at Columbus (Cokimbui leads, 1-0) SATURDAY'S GAAAE Stt-Cotumbut at Richmond LA.

Lakers. Portland LA. Cliooers 25-9 25-10 24-13 18-16 16-18 11-20 13-19 19-9 17-12 12-18 9- 18 11-19 6-25 10- 21 22-7 22-7 19-10 16-12 15- 13 16- 11 11-14 9-1 4- 6 5- 5 5-5 5-5 5-5 4-4 W2 L2 W2 LI Wl W2 LI 16 .719 19 .672 28 525 30 455 32 .448 36 379 35 375 2Vi 11 15 15' 19Vj MATT FISH. Miami 6-11, 235, CENTER, THIRD YEAR, WASHINGTON Sacramento 30 Cokirnout at Richmond, II necet- Phoenix tary Golden Stall 0- 1- 4 Avg. PF Pts 2 0.4 Avg.

Min. 5 1.4 700 Richmond at Columbut, moat- IOWA 7, GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS4 Stl 0 TO 2 3FG-A 0-0 Ast Blk 0 FG-A Pet. 1-3 .333 FT-A Pet. 0-0 .000 SUNDAY'S GAMES MONDAY'S GAMES tery At CjkrrtUk. Ohki AT AUBURN HILLS, AMCH.

AT TORONTO, ONTARIO RICHMOND (19) KEVIN GAMBLE, Sacramento BOSTON (107) un tiul 6-6, 225, YEAR, IOWA Goodton 1- 4 7-7 24. McWIMamt t.wma 7-13. 4-7 20, Wakr 9-16 Miami 7-1 Corbln 5 1-2 6, Latttner M7 3-3 1. Mutombo 1-17 2-3 Jl, Blaykx 3-13 -2 Smith 8-13 O0 19. James 0-1 2-2 21, Siabo 0-2 O-OO, FOX S-9 2-4 3, AT IOWA CITY Man's tHex-Derouln beat Bowby, 6-1, 6-4; Seterovtc beat Beduhn, 6-3, 7-5j Jenher beat CattMH 4-6, 4-4; Johnstone beat Dutsaul, 6-4, 6-3; Pohn baal LundmarkT 7-576-0; McDevltl Deal SdimldT, 6-4, 6-2.

Daublet-Derouln-Jantlar beat Bowlby-DussauH, 1-4; Seterovlc-Bam-tey beat Lurximark-Bedunn, 1-3; Jonns-bne-McDevItt beat Cailllle-Schmldt, 9 2-5 14. Clink! f-7 f-1 conion s-7 l-i 12, Avg. Reb. Min. FG-A Pet.

3FG-A FT-A Pet. O-D Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 44 16.2 91-215 .423 39-81 7-10 .700 58 17 12 19 57 5.2 6-i 27, Utter 0-00-00. ToMt i-'Jrv. nenoerson vi i-i 1, ET1 41-76 4-11 13-13 25, Soorai 4-9 7-7 17, Stalev 3-4 5-4 11, GoodenCour 24 2-2 4, Evant 1-1 0-0 2, Stephant 2-4 0-0 4 Totalt 24-55 34-35. COLUMBUS (90) 9-19 rt.

1 4-9 3-4 11, Mccray a- 4- zo, smmt 3-9 2-2 10, Still 3-5 0-0 6, Johnson 5-7 1-3 14, Edward! 9-18 1-2 M. Uovd 4-5 0-0 Id. JEFF GRAYER, Sacramento RaNff 3-5 1-f 7, Hun mart f-14 5-5 22. 6-6, 215, CUARD, 9TH YEAR, IOWA STATE 0-9 4, curry 0-0 0-0 IOWA 4, ILLINOIS STATE 1 Tate 2-3 0-1 4. Totalt 34-42 1-11 Richmond 22 20 24-19 Ctkimtxn JO II 24 M-90 Avg.

Reb. Avg. Min. FG-A Pet. 3FG-A FT-A Pet.

O-D Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 17 15.1 32-71 .451 3-9 10-14 20 7 5 11 33 4.5 Aiama Detroit TORONTO (MI) WVWIBaiTOn MJj Jonat j3M Three-point goals-Wesley 2, Wak-er, Fox, Day, WAVIIIIamt 4, Davis 2, Christie I Fouled Rebounds Boston 45 (Walter 10). Toronto 46 (Stoydamlre. Rogers 7). Assists Bosion 33 (Fox 10), Toronto 31 (Stouda-rnlre 17). rVx-6oston 15, Toronlo a.

Thraa-pomt ooaH Sobral 2. Good- e-polnl goaltmllti 3, Corbln, pumart 3. Mils, Rebounds 45 (Mutombo 12), Detroit 44 FRED HOIEERG. Indiana ton. Edwardt 7, Johnson 3, Lloyd 2, Smith 2.

Fouled out-Smith. Rebound Richmond 30 (Sobral I), Columbut 31 (Johnson 4). Assists Richmond 16 (Stalev 9), Columbus 26 (Smith 9). 6-4, 203, SECOND YEAR, IOWA STATE, AMES AT IOWA CITY Mant iMet-OerouIn beat Klep- per, 6-3, 6-1; Seferovle beat Klrgln, 7-6, 6-1; Jentler beat Aue, 6-2. 6- Miller (IS) beat Johnstone, 6-3, Pohn beat Jensen, 6-4, 6-1; McOevitl beat BI, 6-0, Doubles-Deroutn-Jenhr beet Aue- Mlller, 6-1; Seferovlc-Bemtey beat Klepper-BII, 4-4; Johmlont-McDevItt baal Haiatursl-Kirgln, 1-2.

rvuts rn-nt irvTru Techral-C-oodsoa Reb. Avg. O-D Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 11-35 20 15 4 14 25 3.8 Avg. Min. FG-A Pet.

3FG-A FT-A Pet. 29 9.5 30-76 .395 13-35 37-45 .822 inorpe 121. Assists Ananta a iwav-k lT Detroit 11 (HM 10). Fouts At-tnta W.Detroit 15. A-21454.

AT DALLAS, TEXAS WC(M9)) 2, KkM 7-17 6-9 6-7 4-5 14, hapman 2-7 00 6, Person 6-V4 O0 ll Isdale 4-9 0-0 Llamas 1-1 0-0 i ecnnicaia w.vyiHiamt, 2. Flagrant tools Miller. A- letens I5JS5. defense CBA JEFF HORNACEK, Utah 6-4, 190. CUARD.

11TH YEAR. IOWA STATE TmsACTrcr Florida S-Mlwaukae at Chicago Utah at Golden Slate New Jersey at Sacramento Ptt I 15 ma -to 20 Hid exiting Randy Cham-berlin, Center Point-Urbana girls' basketball coach since 1988, is re- signing the position. Chamberlin will continue to teach math at the school and coach baseball, a position he was r- promoted to this fall. Chamberlin exits with a 112-68 re- cord, which includes a 1995 Class 2- A state championship. Rally scheduled Nebraska as-.

sistant football coach Ron Brown "will speak at "The Mark of a Cham-' pion" rally Thursday at 7:30 at Roo-t: sevelt High School. The rally is spon-t sored by Fellowship of Christian Athletes and also features Iowa State assistant football coach Steve Loney. Additional speakers include Iowa State's Tracy Williams and Iowa Barnstormer Matt Eller. Cost is $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for students. For more information contact the Iowa Fellowship of Christian Athletes at (515) 267- 2025.

Grand Rapid. Quad City BASEBALL FMav e-iv 4-s 24. Green 5-f 4-a M. Avg. Reb.

Avg. G. Min. FG-A Pet. 3FG-A FT-A Pet.

O-D Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 57 32.3 295-620 .476 45-142 192-218 .881 47-129 233 85 20 94 138 14.5 .23 24 1640 -26 22 1690 TODArS GAMES 3.9 3S 30 Rocktoro. Braowv 6-12 1-1 Keevet j-u Strickland 7-15 00 16, Harper 4-Tl Connecticut- 29 1410 -16 31 1270 war 1-2 2-2 visannon 1-1 Fort wavna emng 0-0 0-0 0, Muurtepp e-11 Pes 630 Boston at Indiana 6 J0-Cveland at Atlanta 30 Houston at LA CUppert a-JO-Mlarrl at DerrnH SAM MACK, Houston ft v-u. 6-7, 220. FORWARD. THIRD YEAR, IOWA STATE Sioux Fa.

-39 6 226J 6J0-MHwaukee at New York Oklahoma CHy. Omaha Yakima -23 a mo -19 2S 1410 -17 21 132.0 ooaH-Perton 4, KkM 3. Antonio at 3.7 30 Vt 19 tashlnatan at Phi Reb. Avg. O-D Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 19-74 52 27 6 39 61 5.8 Avg.

Min. FG-A Pet. 3FG-A FT-A Pet. 45 18.3 95-241 .394 42-131 31-38 .816 LaCrosta. .17 29 135J Chapman 2, Strickland 2.

Flnley 2, Muursepp. Fouled out WBIamt, Bryant, Bradley, Strickland, Rebounds xio ai aeeme Lakers at Dalai AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston Renewed the contracts of kifietder Nomar Gardaparra and nltchar Jeff Suppan. Agreed to lermt with pitcher John Wasdln, pitcher Vaughn Eshel-man, pitcher Mark Brandenburg, pitcher Rich Garces, pitcher Kerry Lacy, catcher Scott JHatteberg, and WteloV Aroulmedez Poto on one-year contracts. Texat-Sent pitcher R.A. Dickey, catcher Frank Charles and inflelder Warren Morris lo lit minor league came.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago-Agreed to lermt with Icher Turk Wendell and catcher Tyler ouston on one-year contracts. Renewed the contract of pitcher Kant Bot- Three points tor victory; one lech tied. MO-New quarter won; Vk-poin! each quarter Jersey at Portland rnoenix 4 iwimams vonas oe (Grean 14L Assists Phoenix 22. (John- LOREN MEYER, Phoenix e-io, 260, forward, second year, wwa state, ruthven SUNDAY'S GAMES B4DMOUAL LEADERS tori 10), Dallas Zl (Finiey, Reeves, rifkland. Harper 4).

Foutt-fhoenlx Dalai 27. Tecrali Phoenix coach Alnge 2, Dallas Weoal defenseEiectlon Phoenix coach Alnge. A 14432. Rockford II, Fort Wayne 75 (5J, 1 j) Sioux Fait 20, Florida. 106 (5, 2) (THROUGH a Reb Avg- O-D Ast' Stl Blk TO PF Pts 43-76 19 11 13 58 110 10.9 Avg.

1 Min. FG-A Pet. 3FG-A FT-A Pet. 44 29.8 100-214 .443 4-7 39-54 .768 AT DENVER. COLO.

Baseball US. CUPPESU (IWI Jordan, CN. 57 Matone, Utah 57 Rice, Char .56 Sprewel. OS. 56 O'Neal, LAI 46 vaugnt 11- it j-4 wngra i-j ClnekwuM RMIanaH catcher BRETT SZABO.

Boston 6-11, 230, FIRST YEAR. POSTVtLLE Seal5Wli I Mil "(j fll Ml college SUNDAY all 41- 20-24 Justin Towte, catcher Gullermo Garcia, pitcher Kirk Oiala, pitcher Pedro Martinez, and pitcher John Roper lo Ht minor league camp. Florida-Agreed to terms with catcher Charles Johnson, pitcher Kurt Miller, mSeider Josh Booty, pitcher Jay Powell, Inflelder Edgar Renterla and Pitcher Rick Hetlng, Tot nc Avg. Reb. Avg.

Min. FG-A Pet. 3FG-A FT-A Pet. O-D Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts 45 6.4 22-58 .379 0-1 21-24 .875 29-42 7 8 12 19 54 1.4 Note Games are numbw of games a team has played, and scoring average is based on that. BIG 12 SUNDAY) FO FT Pts Ave 661 352 1757 30 593 343 1529 264 499 316 1460 26.1 491 373 1452 25.9 495 199 1119 25.1 520 329 1491 254 505 241 1255 232 503 175 1272 223 441 303 1249 223 431 350 1247 223 390 214 1219 214 440 263 1153 214 445 299 1190 214 314 252 1115 214 436 313 1194 213 456 205 1157 210 3M 347 1133 203 441 129 1132 19.9 370 287 KBS 194 423 199 1122 197 PG PGA Pet 1-3 5pl0ktwire3 tovAiStatelO-ft-S, Southwest Missouri Texas "lech 6-1, New Mexico State 5-0 Richmond, Sac Otakiwon, Hou S4 Peyton, Sea.

57 GH, NJ 54 Gugtona, Mlm. 56 Miter, Ind 56 Baker, Ml 53 Ewmg, N.Y 55 hrtnon, Ph. 52 Hi, Del 56 Robinson, ML 55 Kemp, Sea. 56 PVppen, Chi 57 Mourning, Mia. S2 Brandon, dev.

57 FtsUGaaJPct BASKETBALL 15, rwmmgnm Totalt 42- 16-26 16 fi 14-109 ttmzxL Hocxn League BIG TEN Iowa at Mississippi, ccd, ram Three-point goalt Martin 2, Murray. PlalkowsM. Saalev. D.EIIt 4. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Houston-Signed guard Eddie for the remainder ot the season.

IOWA COLLEGE UNESCORES AT SPRINGFIELD, MO. 000 300 MO-W 4 FOOTBALL Hi, dev. GoMwfrit 2, Thompson. Slim, LEWIS. Fouled out Outlaw.

Rebounds Lot Angelet 54 (Vaupht 15), Denver 56 (Johnson 13). AuMt-Ln Angelet 19 (Dehere 4), Denver 20 (GoWwlre6). AT NEW YORK, N.Y. rt itwi 4MD (r SW Mlstaurl 200 030 130- 9 12 4 Teut, Sedtecek (6), Larkm (I) and Senlem; Walker, Geltz (6), GHmar if) 24S 409 J99 210 360 SO 245 430 JJ70 io Mfove it! With The Register's Classifieds. Call 284-8141 in Des Moines or 1-800-532-1585 to place your ad.

JEbfffslHoinfsfifjiisIrr Classifieds RabauriJra Rodman. ChL a 1-1 WH 3-71-1 Ferry 6-Pntaiwaui a-13 1-3 13. PrMl 220 0-! 10-16 1-2 NWl Stsflt enieatiaaaaiMBti SWMhsourl 100 0-l OR Del Tat Ave 253 443 496 154 166 419 95 134 242 311 553 134 176 415 591 124 194 463 657 117 134 501 435 11.1 133 479 412 11.1 and Senlem: Tkf 1-5 2-4 6. Marshal Mt 31-71 Miten, unun nor. Doctor (5) and 5el- NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Atxtnta-Re-tigned defensive end Lester Archambeeu to a three-year contract.

Signed cornerback Ray Buchanan lo a tour-year contract. ButMa-Named Jim Miller vice president of administration. JadrsenvBe-Re-sloned guard Ben Coleman and cornerback Dave Thomas. N.Y. Jets-Skmed linebacker Peeper Johnson lo a two-year contract.

Signed defensive end Jeff Cummins and guard Lonnie Paletot Terminated the contract of quarterback Frank Reich, CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Edmaman-Slgned running back Frank Madu. WORLD LEAGUE OF AAAPBirAki cnnThai I O.GearyOOOaTo HR-SWM terf (2-0. Tignor W-2). I Barkley, Hon. 43 J.

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1-32-24, 143-4 28, 144 465 109 10.7 SWMiuoufT 184 371 ua in iton 1-2 Waldron. Mathyt (3), Grawe (6) and Willi Wl- 118 399 547 105 1.11 9-1 McDonoueh, onouph; n- ia-39. Buschhorn, Curry, (5), (7)and Hale. W-Matnvs (1-0). utdihorn (1-2).

HR-IS Jontt, lace 0-1 Toll Tmk Na At Daroia la S7 bi avi Jackson, Ind Stockton, Utah NvTverlt" -57 610 10.7 ills 3, Mills, three-polnl goal! -35 Laitdan-Named Anon Byrd general BASEBALL AMERICA TOP 25 pack, stand. Ka Ferry. manager. 1 43 (Hi 9). New ron? AKEN RENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE 390 94 427 93 507 1.7 471 65 44 15 Johnson, Phos.

Van Exal, LAL Stoudemlre, Tor. Strickland, Wash. (Fwlna 17). Aulll' lit cieveiai I l. Akanv Nunwl EarTHnffman quar- 1 rtotrmans EASTERN CONFERENCE uTiiwnc i in niast i rt Hn'iMptw 37 17 10 84 Butrato 33 20 10 76 Nwlersty 32 18 12 76 Pittsburgh 31 26 5 67 Floula 29 20 15 73 Montreal 24 30 II 59 WRangw 28 27 9 65 Harttord 24 30 9 57 Tampa Bay 25 30 7 57 Ottawa 21 29 13 55 Washington 24 32 7 55 Boston 21 33 9 51 NY Islanders 21 32 10 52 WESTERN CONFERENCE CtKTRAl WITH PACIFIC I FT Oafcn 38 23 4 80 Cotoado 39 16 8 86 Detroit 31 19 13 75 Edmonton 29 29 7 65 StLoun 28 29 8 64 Calgary 27 31 7 61 Chcgi 26 30 9 61 Anaham 26 30 8 60 Phow 28 32 4 60 Vancouver 28 33 2 58 Toronto 24 37 2 50 Los higgles 24 33 8 56 San tee 22 34 7 51 SUNDAY'S GAMES Anaheim 1.

Detroit 1 (tie) Chicago 4. Phoenix 0 NY. Islanders 2. Washington 0 Philadelphia 5. Hartford 2 MONDAY'S GAMES San Jose at Y.

Rangers Boston at Toronto Vancouver at Colorado TODAY'S GAMES 1. UCLA 20-2; 2 Florida State 11-4; 3. Rica 14-274. Georgia Tech 10-1; 5. Loup Slana State 11-0; 6 Stanford 15-6; 1.

SouKem Calrtarnla 17-6, 1 Florida iO-6; rTennessea 12-1; W. Alabama 12-0; IT. Sura 9). New York 21 (Oakley 6). rkvitiaivl 24.

New York II. lerbackt coach, Ed Ross defensive Une and Inebackert coach, and Ed Hodoklss rrtmlrn Cleveland coach Fratelo. New York Regal detente 4 A 19,763. wide receivers coach. Announced the resignation of Jim Jensen, offensive cer ordlnator.

Penguins coach fired Eddie Johnston, his team having lost eight of nine games, was fired as coach of Pittsburgh Monday in a season gone "off course" despite a glut of talent General Manager Craig Patrick will take over the team, which is second to Buffalo in the Northeast Division. Penguins assistant coaches Bryan Trottier and Sick Kehoe coached at practice this morning. "We've got a ship that's off course and listing, and we've got to get it back on course," Patrick said. "It's definitely very painful." Johnston, who drafted Mario Lemienx in 1984, is 232-224-60 in 6W seasons with the Penguins from 1980-83 and since 1993, when he replaced Scotty Bowman. Johnston's Penguins advanced no further than the Eastern Conference finals, losing to Florida in seven games last year.

Roy cited In bar fight Colorado goaltender Patrick Roy was charged with fighting after an altercation with a fellow patron in a hotel nightclub bar in Colorado Springs. Police said that Roy and Kevin Morris, 31, a Colorado Springs computer programmer, were charged, ticketed and released. Arizona stale M-e; n. imuwn u-ji AT PORTLAND, ORE. 11 Mississippi stale 1 apum yr 4 II Auburn w-o; w.

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Oklahoma State 9-5; 24 Northrldge State 15-7; 21 Jacktonvie H. 0-0 0. Da- 34-84 22-33. SCCCER Walaca kuomon 0 U. Sabonll 4-7 4-4 12, 1991 WORLD CUP OUAUTYW4G Attlrhanttata Indtanokj vs.

Urbarxtt Nea-AH matches 730; wlnnerTad-vanee to state dual tomament. NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA AND tAKIBBCAN fm fuund wr ea nt STATE DUAL TOURNAMENT 145 5iTi Artzona-Named Bruce Hardy as- tlttant coach. REGIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Laaeua-Narned GusBel commit' skmer, HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE PItttburgh-Flred Eddie Johnston, coach. Named Craig Patrick coach. Vancouver-Assigned right wlno Troy Crowder lo Syracuse ot the AHL COLLEGE Mld-Corrtlnerrl Conference-Announced that the conference tournament wW be held at The Mark of lha Quad Cities through 2001.

Denver Announced the resignation ot Dick Pern, men's basketball coach. North Central Announced the retirement of Bill Warden, men's basketball coach. Named Bob Bray man's basketball coach. Rote-Hulman-Flred Wanda Schwartz, women's basketball coach. Named Brenda Davit women's basket ban coach.

AT CEDAR RAPIDS Mexico I JO Jamaica 0 0 1 United States 0 0 1 9 9 1 Sate Rica 0 0 0 0 0 0 Three-point goals Coleman, Rider 3, C.Robinson, Anderson. Rebounds PhlkKMphia 45 (WBBamt I), Portland 54 (Sabonls 10). Asslsts-Jhlladelphle 19 2U17. ftp Tk Moines iBrfA fr 0 0 0 1 2-Claar Lake (16-2) vs. MedlapoHi Sundtv, Mar I At lOrntofL JwnolCal Neen-Mount Vernon (21-1) vt.

Bon- XCiXiW HlSTCSY ni-hi Jamaica 0, United Slates OJtle) At Mexlce dry Mexico 4, Canada 0 uuroni-r error Ktr-V) M0-Laka Mill (15-1-1) vt. Woadhlna I r- jU 6k lljwiMBl 6 30 Calgary at Washington 6 30 New Jersey at Pittsburgh 6 30 Tampa Bay at Islanders 8 30 Los Angeles at Edmonton SCORING SUMMARIES In Spoilt Roundup aunoay, mam le At Sawlord, Qitt (20-2) Note-At Five Seasons Cenfer; third ptocr 6M); champlorehlp: tiXL Canadians scores Ms point with a goal In a 9-3 Tout over the Winnipeg Jets. laO-Canada 1 at United Stales.