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On the Air Faces iii Sports SCOREBOARD DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1998 2D is. i js- i. tii Shayne Wright 62 Tim Murray 26 Dean Melanson 66 2 17 19 3 13 16 6 8 14 99 18 210 196 75 205 Rumun Ndur 48 1 11 12 Derek Wood 26 J.L Grand-Pierre 67 Mike Casselman 17 Greg Walters 31 Vandermeer 22 TomNemeth 10 Martin Biron 33 Daniel Bienvenue 10 Randy Burndge 3 Darren Wethenll 2 Jason Holland 1 Mike Bales 39 Bench 72 7 10 5 9 4 3 2 3 8 77 114 2 10 17 15 2 0 6 22 2336 5 3 1 1 0 0 Totals 72 216 335 55) GOALTENDERS GP 34 12 15 5 39 13 19 5 62 21 31 10 Svs Avg. .903 3.15 .893 3.42 .892 3.47 Martin Biron Mike Bales Totals Las Vegas line Home Team in CAPS FavoriteUnderdog NBA WASHINGTON 6 Philadelphia DETROIT 3'A Cleveland ATLANTA 14 Toronto ORLANDO 6 Boston UTAH 9 Portland Milwaukee 4 DENVER The Associated Press Emergency The plane carrying the Leeds soccer team rests off the runway and shows fire damage, which caused an emergency landing at Stansted Airport near London. Leeds was returning from a match when the right engine caught fire.

Only Leeds assistant manager David O'Leary was injured. Ice dancers move up in compulsories BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE 9-11 Kansas City TORONTO 8'r9'A Minnesota TAMPA BAY E-6 Detroit SEATTLE 6-7 Cleveland Ny Yankees E-6 ANAHEIM Boston 7-8 OAKLAND National League San Diego 6-7 CINCINNATI Chi Cubs 6-7 FLORIDA MONTREAL E-6 Pittsburgh HOUSTON 6-7 San Fran ARIZONA Pick Colorado NHL 719, Jim Piampiano 703, George Healy 699, Mike Catalfano 698, Jim Haskins 698, Wayne Marshall 698, Bob Anderson 694, Sam Thomas 689, Jay Schaefer 687, Dick Van Home 686, Gary Waldeck 672, John Brewer 651. CAL: Jim Hunt 751, Todd Bickford 739, Dave Tytler 677, Sam Rothrock 673, Jim Dykstra 666, Mark Massana 656, Gene Spicer 654. DEWEY: Arlene Palermo 616. Natalie Acierno 571 Nancy Monaghan 570, Lynnette Manuse 566, Lisa Viccaro 558, Sherry Viccaro 550.

EMPIRE: Dave Taylor 724, Fred Prince 711, Steve Leafy 709, Andrew Brown 703, Chris Ans-chulz 699. Bob Morse 698, Larry Emerson 695, Mark Veltz 694, Dave Dennany 693, Brian Quigley 693, Dennis Pragel 693, Tony Vento 692, Ray Bar-dol 691, Bill'Stathopoulos 690. Bnan Beachner 690, Bill King 688, Ron Bogert 687, Grey Huther 687, Joey Argento 682, Ben Withers 681, Scott DeRegino 681, Lee Fostamo 680, Jim Freer 677, Mike Mathous 675, Clay Forkell 670, Sam Chat-man 667, Scotl Onderclonk 666, Willie Giano 663, Chris Cook 663, Dave Valle 663, Scott Dmgman 662, Bill Cunningham 661, Jim Lembach 661, Ron Durand 661 Rob Loyle 657, Bob Morse 657, Steve Groethals 657, Tom Eagan 657, Joe Cleveland 656, Tino Sanzotta 655, Ralph Perrota 653, Cal Seitz 651, Ben Barry 651; Laurie Loveless 571, Jamie Matto 567. FAIRVIEW: Phil Krasnofl 724, Mark Garsuch 703, Dave Mack 686. Mark Barton 672, Mark Hard-enburk 672, Mike Wierzbicki 664.

Brian Robinson 657, Tim Freitas 652, Tom Cramer (300); Judy Koester 673, Margaret Magoffin 667, Jen Larson 667, Andrea Pizzo 645, Sandy DeWilde 617, Millie Ignizio 615, Colleen Celentani 613. GATES: Chad MacNeal 764. Tom DiGiaca 745, Andy Schneider 709, Andy Hakiel 691. MArk Col-lichio 688, Dave Miller 687, Dennis Thomas 670, Mike Bonanza 653. Bill Roethel 653; Karen O'Mara 571.

Peggy Mitchell 566, Eda Dayes 555. MAIDEN: Chris Smaldone 721 Tim Swetz 662, Jim Fetzner 654; Jame Roach-Snitzel 579, Jennifer Malloy 569, Carlo Meek 561 Cindy Lucas 560, Elaine Neveda 551, OLYMPIC: Wilbur Jackson 749, Larry Ross 703, Ronnie Berts 694, Mike Glawson 693, Joe Brunelle 666, James Duncan 678, Michael Howard 675, Waller Snead 673, Dick Landess 672, Kai Clark 670; Joni Best 660, Sandra Smith 625, Elno-ra Steele 624, Emna Walker 599, Annie Reeves 593, Gail Moore 592, Carolyn Smith 587, Cathy Tyson 578, Ruby Edwards 574, Hazel Hopkins 573, Mar cella Rawls 571, Betty Binion 556, Bea Blanding 556, Louise Fulton 549, Denise Gilbert 549, Janice Batiste 545, Janell Brinson 540, Mary Gibson 535, Frances Pringle 535, Dee Dod 534, Delores Thompson 534, Linda Slawson 533, Ava Moftett 530 PARKVIEW: Mike Ferrante 651, Patty Martin 595, Kathy Lamas 594, Judy Zydel 567, Patty Bates 559, Doris Dannenfeldt 555, Ro Klejment 553. PLEASURE: Andy Cripps 746. John Galiotti 717, Dave McMurdy Sr. 667, Matt Mayer 657; Cheryl Owens 540.

ROSELAND: Dom Muscato 701, Vinnie Vitalone 668, Dick Mondore 665, Steve Hurrin 658; Debbie Lathrop 628, Shirley Bement 570, Marge Blodgett 560, Pat Stohlman 552, Randi Oakley 541. Kim Moore 534. SENECA: Gary Randall 682. TERRACE GARDENS: Joe Lapa Jr. 745, Fred Prince 692, Gene demons 690, Art Moore 677.

Colleges MEN'S BASKETBALL, NCAA FINAL FOUR At San Antonio MondayNational Championship Kentucky 78, Utah 69 Kentucky 78, Utah 69 UTAH Mottola 4-10 6-6 15, Jensen 5-6 3-3 14, Doleac 5-12 4-6 15. Miller 6-15 4-7 16, Hansen 1-6 0-0 2. Johnsen 3-4 0-0 7, McTavish 0-0 0-0 0, Jackson 0-1 0-0 0, Caton 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 24-55 17-22 69. KENTUCKY: Edwards 2-7 0-0 4, Padgett 6-10 4-4 17, Mohammed 5-9 0-0 10, Turner 2-5 2-4 6.

Sheppard 7-14 2-2 16, Magloire 2-3 3-3 7, Evans 3-4 2-2 10. Mills 2-4 2-2 8, Smith 0-0 0-0 0, Bradley 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 29-57 15-17 78. Halflime Utah 41 Kentucky 31 3-Point goals-Utah 4-14 (Jensen 1-1, Doleac 1-1, Johnsen 1-2, Mottola 1-3, Jackson 0-1, Caton 0-1, Hansen 0-2, Miller 0-3), Kentucky 5-17 (Evans 2-2, Mills BUFFALO E-i Los Angeles PITTSBURGH San Jose DETROIT E-Vi Colorado Montreal 'r1 FLORIDA Boston E-Vi NY RANGERS St Louis K-1 TORONTO NEW JERSEY 1-1 Carolina NY ISLANDERS 'r1 Tampa Bay Dallas 'M CALGARY VANCOUVER E-Vi Edmonton ANAHEIM E-'i Phoenix Lacrosse NATIONAL LACROSSE LEAGUE Pet GB x-Philadelphia 8 2 .800 Baltimore 6 4 .600 2 Rochester 6 4 .600 2 Ontario 5 6 .455 34 NewYork 5 6 .455 3)4 Buffalo '4 6 .400 4 Syracuse 2 8 .200 6 STAFF and WIRE REPORTS With gold medalists ice dancers Pasha Grishuk and Yevgeny Platov taking a pass on this week's World Figure Skating Championships, the rest of the top six skaters are simply moving up a spot. Anjelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsyannikov of Russia, silver medalists in Nagano, were first after yesterday's compulsory dance.

Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat of France, the bronze medalists, were tied with Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz of Canada, fourth in Nagano, for second place. Elizabeth Punsalan and Jerod Swallow, five-time U.S. champions, were fifth. Figure skater Jason Dungjen has a concussion and a broken bone above the eye that forced him and partner Kyoko Ina to withdraw from worlds. He was injured at practice when Ina's elbow caught him flush on the forehead during a triple twist.

Rochester boxers on Buffalo fight card Rochester heavyweights Brian Nix and Larry Scott will fight on a professional boxing card in Buffalo tomorrow night. Nix (5-2, 3 KOs) will meet Robert Davis in a six-round bout and Scott (i-i, 1 KO) meets an opponent to be named at the Erie Community College Downtown Field House, 21 Oak Buffalo. Doors open at 7 p.m. The main event features Canadian heavyweight star Kirk Johnson (23-0, 17 KOs) while Buffalo hot prospect "Baby" Joe Mesi (4-0, 3 KOs) will make his home pro debut. Mesi was runner-up to Lawrence Clay-Bey in the 1996 Olympic Trials.

Tickets are $20, $25, $40, $60 and $75 and are available through Ticketmaster (716-852-5000) or by calling 851-1215. 13 area boys to play in all-star game Thirteen high school boys basketball players from the Rochester-area take part in an Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION I Pet GB Boston 0 0 .000 NewYork 0 0 .000 Toronto 0 0 .000 Baltimore 0 1 .000 Vi Tampa Bay 0 1 .000 A CENTRAL DIVISION Chicago 1 0 1.000 Kansas Cty 1 0 1.000 Detroit 1 0 1.000 Cleveland 0 0 .000 Vi Minnesota 0 0 .000 'A WEST DIVISION Anaheim 0 0 .000 Oakland 0 0 .000 Seattle 0 0 .000 Texas 0 1 .000 Vi YESTERDAY'S GAMES Chicago White Sox 9, Texas 2 Kansas City 4, Baltimore 1 Detroit 11, Tampa Bay 6 Cleveland at Seattle TODAY'S GAMES Minnesota (Tewksbury 8-13) at Toronto (Clemens 21-5), 7:05 p.m. Detroit (Moehler 11-12) at Tampa Bay (Arrojo 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Rusch 6-9) at Baltimore (Erickson 16-7), 7:05 p.m. N.Y.Yankees (Pettitte 18-7) at Anaheim (Finley 13-6), 10:05 p.m.

Cleveland (Wright 8-3) at Seattle (Moyer 17-5), 10:35 p.m. Boston (P.Martinez 17-8) at Oakland (Candiot-ti 10-7), 10:35 pm TOMORROWS GAMES Boston at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Minnesota at Toronto, 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at Baltimore.

7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Texas, 8:35 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Anaheim, 10:05 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION Pet GB Atlanta 1 0 1.000 NewYork 1 0 1.000 Florida 1 0 1.000 Montreal 0 0 .000 Philadelphia 0 1 .000 1 CENTRAL DIVISION St.

Louis 1 0 1.000 Houston 0 0 .000 Vi Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 'h Chicago 0 1 .000 1 Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Milwaukee 0 1 .000 1 WEST DIVISION San Diego 1 0 1.000 Arizona 0 0 .000 Colorado 0 0 .000 'i San Francisco 0 0 .000 Vi Los Angeles 0 1 .000 1 YESTERDAY'S GAMES N.Y. Mets 1, Philadelphia 0 (14) San Diego 10. Cincinnati 2 Atlanta 2, Milwaukee 1 St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 0 Florida 11, Chicago Cubs 6 San Francisco at Houston Colorado at Arizona TODAY'S GAMES Pittsburgh (Cordova 11-8) at Montreal (Perez 12-13), 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Clark 14-8) at Florida (Heredia 5-3).

7:05 p.m. San Diego (Hamilton 12-7) at Cincinnati (Har-nisch 1-2), 7:05 p.m. San Francisco (Hershiser 14-6) at Houston (Hampton 15-10), 8:05 p.m. Colorado (Thomson 7-9) at Arizona (Blair 16-8), 9:05 p.m. TOMORROWS GAMES Pittsburgh at Montreal, 1:35 p.m.

Los Angeles at St. Louis. 1:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Florida. 4:30 p.m.

San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:40 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. San Francisco at Houston, 8:05 p.m.

Colorado at Arizona, 9:05 p.m. EXHIBITION GAMES YESTERDAY'S GAMES Minnesota 9. Montreal 8 End of Exhibition Schedule Soccer MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE SOW Ptt GF GA DC. 2 0 1 7 6 3 Columbus 1 1 0 3 3 3 Miami 0 2 11 1 4 New England 0 10 0 1 1 NY-NJ 0 1 0 0 2 3 Tampa Bay 0 2 0 0 1 3 WESTERN CONFERENCE Dallas 10 14 3 2 Los Angeles 10 14 6 5 Chicago 1 0 0 3 2 0 Colorado 0 1114 3 Kansas City 0 1 0 0 2 3 San Jose 0 2 0 0 5 6 NOTE: Three points tor victory, one point lor shootout win and zero points for loss. SATURDAY GAMES New England at Miami, 7:30 p.m.

C. at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8 p.m. New York-New Jersey at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m.

NPSL PLAYOFFS Quarterfinals (best of 3) American Conference Harnsburg vs. Cincinnati Monday, April 6 Cincinnati at Harnsburg. 7:05 p.m. Wednesday, April 8 Harnsburg at Cincinnati, 7:05 p.m. Thursday, April 9 Cincinnati at Harnsburg.

7:05 p.m., if necessary National Conference Kansas City vs. Edmonton Tomorrow Kansas City at Edmonton, 9:05 p.m. Sunday Edmonton at Kansas City, 4:05 p.m. Tuesday, April 7 Kansas City at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m., if necessary Hockey AHL STANDINGS WESTERN CONFERENCE Empire Division OTL Pts GF GA x-Albany 40 19 6 9 95 268 205 x-Hamitton 35 21 2 16 88 240 218 Syracuse 32 30 2 9 75 247 258 Rochester 28 35 0 11 67 225 248 Adirondack 27 34 3 9 66 225 255 Mid-Atlantic Division xy-Phila. 44 20 2 8 98 289 233 Hershey 34 29 6 7 81 226 222 Kentucky 28 37 3 7 66 225 259 Cincinnati 22 34 7 10 61 220 273 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division xy-SaintJohn 41 22 0 11 93 217 186 Fredericton 30 29 5 9 74 223 224 Portland 30 31 2 11 73 221 227 St.

John's 23 29 5 17 68 222 237 New England Division x-Springtield 42 23 2 7 93 258 228 x-Hartford 40 21 1 10 91 248 205 x-New Haven 34 31 2 6 76 234 224 x-Worcester 30 30 6 9 75 242 251 Providence 18 44 5 6 47 201 278 x-clmched playoff: y-clinched division. NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory; one tor an overtime loss: one tor a tie. YESTERDAY'S GAME St. John's at Hartford TODAY'S GAMES Albany at Hartford, 7 p.m. Adirondack at Hershey, 7 p.m.

Hamilton at Philadelphia. 7:05 p.m. St. John's at Worcester, 7:05 p.m. Portland at Saint John, 7:30 p.m.

Cincinnati at Syracuse, 7:30 p.m. Providence at New Haven, 7:35 p.m. Kentucky at Rochester, 7:35 p.rs. AMERKS STATISTICS Today BASEBALL 7:30 p.m. Giants at Astros ESPN 10:30 p.m.

Yankees at Angels MSG, ESPN, WACK, WNNR PRO BASKETBALL 8 p.m. Celtics at Magic TBS FIGURE SKATING 11 p.m. World Championships ESPN2 HOCKEY 7 p.m. Kings at Sabres EMP 7:30 p.m. Avalanche at Red Wings ESPN2 Kentucky at Rochester WHTK LACROSSE Colgate vs.

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BUFFALO SABRES Today: Los Angeles, 7 p.m. Friday: Boston, 7:30 p.m. ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS Saturday: Philadelphia, 8 p.m. April 11: Baltimore, 8 p.m. FINGER LAKES Friday: 1:15 p.m.

plank, 104.4. 9 (tie), Jay Haas and Tim Herron, 108.0. Sand Saves 1, Kirk Triplett, 76.5 percent. 2, Tom Watson, 75.8. 3, Dudley Hart, 69.4.

4, Tommy Armour III, 69.0. 5, Len Mattiace, 68.5. 6, John Huston, 67.1. 7 (tie), Curtis Strange, Willie Wood and Fuzzy Zoeller, 66.7. 10, Billy Mayfair, 66.0.

All Around 1, John Huston, 79 placmgs in all categories. 2, Tom Watson, 205. 3, David Duval, 219. 4, Tiger' Woods, 240. 5, Lee Janzen, 246.

6, Davis Love III, 253. 7, Tommy Armour III, 262. 8, Mark Calcavecchia, 283. 9, Billy Mayfair, 291 10, Bob Tway, 301. LPGA MONEY LEADERS Tm Money 1.

Liselotte Neumann 7 $286,094 2HelenAtfredsson 6 $268,136 3. Pat Hurst 7 $205,616 4. KarrieWebb 5 $175,433 5. Annika Sorenstam 5 $165,745 6. WendyWard 7 $153,621 7.

Laura Davies 8 $152,342 8. Kelly Rabbins 8 $139,123 9. DanaDormann 7 $134,635 10. Donna Andrews 7 $125,395 H.DaleEggeling 7 $119,723 12. MegMallon 7 $111,440 13.

RosieJones 6 $110,336 14. Helen Dobson 8 $102,176 15. LorieKane 8 $91,457 1 6. Hiromi Kobayashi 5 $81 ,657 17. Michelle McGann 7 $69,900 18.

Cindy McCurdy 7 $68,282 19. Cathy Johnston-Forbes 7 $66,627 20. Cindy Figg-Currier 6 $62,719 21. Dottle Pepper 5 $62,694 22. JaneCrafler 5 $61,806 23.

Brandie Burton 6 $60,322 24. Jackie Gallagher-Smith 7 $60,064 25. Patty Sheehan 7 $59,788 26. Julilnkster 5 $59,077 27. Charlotta Sorenstam 7 $57,876 28.

Chris Johnson 6 $54,489 29. Nancy Lopez 5 $52,313 30. Sherri Steinhauer 6 $51 ,892 31. TinaBanett 8 $50,681 32. Tracy Hanson 6 $50,446 33.

Lisa Hackney 8 $46,776 34. Tammie Green 6 $45,652 35.SmritiMehra 6 $44,057 LPGA STATISTICS Scoring 1, Annika Sorenstam, 70.18. 2, Helen Alfreds-son, 70.33. 3, Karrie Webb, 70.38. 4, Liselotte Neumann, 70.42.

5, Donna Andrews. 70.88. 6, Laura Davies, 71.19. 7, Moira Dunn, 71.22. 8, Dot-tie Pepper, 71.25.

9, Meg Mallon, 71.38. 10, Wendy Ward, 71.41. Eagles 1, Liselotte Neumann, 4. 2, 22 tied with 2. Birdies 1, Liselotte Neumann, 103.

2 (tie), Donna Andrews and Kelly Robbins, 97. 4, Laura Davies, 92. 5, Lorie Kane, 67. 6, Lisa Hackney, 85. 7 (tie), Pat Hurst, Wendy Ward and Karen Weiss, 80.

10 (tie), Meg Mallon and Sherri Steinhauer, 79. Fairway Leaders 1 Amy Fruhwirth, .824. 2. Donna Andrews, .822. 3, Rosie Jones, .804.

4, Maria Figueras-Dotti, .796. 5, Shelley Hamlin, .787. 6, Emilee Klein, .780. 7, Dottle Pepper, .778. 8, Nanci Bowen, .777.

9, Danielle Ammaccapane, .776. 10, Martha Nause, .774. Greens Leaders 1, Karrie Webb, .778. 2, Annika Sorenstam, .753. 3.

Helen Attredsson, .749. 4, Kelly Robbins, .741. 5, Laura Davies, .726. 6, Michelle McGann, .720. 7, Charlotta Sorenstam, .717.

8, Liselotte Neumann, .707. 9, Tina Barrett, .706. 10, Nancy Lopez, .703. Sand Save Leaders 1, Karrie Webb, .750. 2, Rosie Jones, .625.

3, Missie McGeorge, .625. 4, Barb Mucha, .619. 5, Amy Benz and JoAnne Carner, .611. 7, Joan Pit-cock, .571. 8, Terry-Jo Myers, .565.

9, Cindy Rar-ick, .563. 10, Lisa Walters, .556. Putting Leaders 1, Leta Lindley. 28.00. 2, Amy Benz, 28.29.

3, Muffin Spencer-Devlin, 28.50. 4, Diane Barnard, 28.55. 5, Jane Crafter, 28.58. 6, Lisa Kiggens, 28.60. 7, Shelley Hamlin, 28.67.

8, Mitzi Edge, 28.71. 9, Melissa McNamara, 28.73. 10, Caroline McMillan, 28 79. Driving Average Leaders 1, Wendy Doolan, 262.7. 2, Smnti Mehra, 260.0.

3, Annette DeLuca, 257 5. 4, Laura Davies, 257.1. 5, Jane Geddes, 256.2. 6, Kelly Robbins, 256.1. 7, Karrie Webb, 255.1.

8, Mana Hortfi, 254.6. 9. Kris Tschetter, 254 6. 10, Chns Johnson, 253.9. mi (Rush-Henrietta) added two hits, Keri Roush (Irondequoit) went 3-for-3 with two RBI and Cher-ylyn Pinkerton (Webster) added two-run triple.

In game two, the Blue Knights broke open a 1-0 lead with a three-run fifth inning and a four-run sixth inning. TODAY Men's Lacrosse: Elmira at RIT, 4 p.m. Gene seo at Alfred University, 4 p.m. Colgate at Hobart, 4:30 p.m. Women's Lacrosse: William Smith at Hamil ton, 3:30 p.m.

Wells at Geneseo, 4 p.m.; Oswego at Alfred University, 4 p.m. sasenai: St. John usher at Niagara, 1 p.m. Softball: Elmira at St. John Fisher, 3 p.m.

Figure Skating WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS At Minneapolis Dance Compulsories 1. Anjelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsyannikov, Rus sia, .4 factored placements. 2. snae-Lynn Bourne and victor Kraatz, Cana da, 1.0. tie Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat, France, 1.0.

4. Irina Lobacheva and llya Averbukh, Russia, 1.6. 5. Elizabeth Punsalan and Jerod Swallow, Unit ed States, 2.0. 6.

Barbara Fusar-Poli and Maunzio Margagho, Italy. 2.4. 7. Margarita Drobiazko and Povilas Vanagas, Lithuania, 2.8. 8.

Kati Winkler and Rene Lohse, Germany, 3.4. tie Irina Romanova and IgorYaroshenko, Ukraine, 34 10. Sylwia Nowak and Sebastian Kolasinsky, Poland, 4.0. 11. Tatiana Navka and Nikolai Morozov, Bulgaria, 4.6.

tie Katerina Mrazova and Martin Simecek, Czech Republic, 4.6. 13. Elena Grushina and Ruslan Goncharov, Ukraine, 5.2. 14. Anna Semenovich and Vladimir Fedorov, Russia, 5.8.

1 5. Diane Gerencser and Pascal Camerlengo, Italy, 6.0. 16. Galit Chait and Sergei Sakhnofsky, Israel, 6.2. 17.

Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviyski, Bulgaria, 6.8. 18. Chantal Lefebvre and Michael Brunei, Cana da. 7.2. 19.

Isabel) Delobel and Oliver. Schoenfelder, France, 7.6. 20. Elizabeta Stekolnikova and Dmitrii Kazarlyga, Kazakhstan, B.2. tie Zuzana Merzova and Tomas Morbacher, Slovakia.

8.2. 22. Angelika Fuhring and Bruno Ellinger, Austria, 9.0. tie Dominique Deniaud and Martial Jaffredo, France, 9.0. 24.

Charlotte Clements and Gary Shortland, Brit ain, 9.8. 25. Jessica Joseph and Charles Butler, United States, 10.0. 26. Aya Kawai and Hiroshi Tanaka, Japan, 10.4.

27. xema smetanenko and samvel faezaiian, Armenia, 10,6. 28. Aliane Hugentobler and Daniel Hugentobler, Switzerland, 11.2. 29.

Cornelia Barany and Andre Rosnik, Hungary, 11.6. 30. Margarita Fourer and Timothy Heinecke, Aus tralia, 12.0. Golf HOLE-IN-ONE Old Hickory: Brian WaH (Livonia) on the 7th hole (120 yards), using a pitching wedge. PGA MONEY LEADERS Trn Money 1.

Justin Leonard 9 $946,963 2. Mark Calcavecchia 9 $714,246 3. John Huston 9 $646,490 4. Billy Mayfair 9 $612,529 5. David Duval 8 $599,205 6.

Tiger Woods 7 $589,986 7. Ernie Els 4 $502,538 S.JesperParnevik 7 $497,306 9. Tom Lehman 7 $490,743 10. Glen Day 8 $467,006 11. Fred Couples 6 $452,266 12.

Phil Mickelson 8 $441,450 13. Skip Kendall 10 $420,927 14. Michael Bradley 8 $401,499 15. Tom Watson 6 $400,969 16. Scott Simpson 8 $397,613 17.

Scott Hoch 7 $372,380 18. Bob Estes 9 $372,011 19. Viay Singh 7 $368,942 20. John Daly 9 $349,970 21. Steve Pate 8 $336,620 22.

Tommy Armour III 7 $336,588 23. Bruce Lietzke 6 $333,893 24. Stewart Cink 9 $318,231 25. Brent Geiberger 9 $314,350 26. Andrew Magee 9 $304,645 27.

JeffMaggert 8 $277,708 28. David Toms 8 $272,708 29. Payne Stewart 7 $263,758 30. MarkO'Meara 7 $262,437 31. Davis Love III 6 $249,295 32.

Bob Tway 7 $245,119 33. Jim Fjryk 9 $241,686 34. Kevin Sutherland 9 $238,311 35. Steve Jones 8 $234,770 36. Len Mattiace 10 $230,736 37.

Nick Price 5 $224,220 38. John Cook 7 $213,498 39. Scott Verplank 8 $210,693 40. Steve Strieker 8 $205,124 41. Stephen Ames 5 $196,796 42.

Craig Stadler 8 $195,853 43. LeeWestwood 2 $183,500 44. Colin Montgomerie 4 $182,400 45. TimHerron 10 $179,278 46. Lee Janzen 7 $172,553 47.

Russ Cochran 9 $169,320 48. Frank Lickliter 9 $165,690 49. Paul Stankowski 9 $152,816 50. Trevor Dodds 9 $152,760 51. Dudley Hart 7 $151,973 52.

Scott McCarron 7 $146,289 53. Stuart Appleby 7 $131,104 54. Steve Lowery 8 $127,090 55. Bernhardlanger 4 $126,995 56. David'Sutherland 9 $125,142 57.

Kirk Tripled 8 $117,302 58. Larry Mize 8 $116,391 59. Jerry Kelly 10 $114,962 60. Mike Reid 8 $114,607 61. Olin Browne 10 $114,365 62.

Greg Kraft 4 $111,900 63. Jay Don Blake 9 $110,802 64R.W.Eaks -9 $110,611 65. Loren Roberts 7 $1 10,439 66 Billy Andrade 8 $110,141 67. Hal Sutton 9 $109,415 68. Doug Martin 9 $109,182 69.

Robert Damron 9 $1 05,51 6 70. LeeRmker 10 $101,644 Also 82 Jeff Sluman 10 $85,114 PGA STATISTICS Scoring 1, Tiger Woods, 69.81. 2, Tom Watson, 69.90. 3, John Huston, 70.00. 4, Tom Lehman, 70.03.

5, Tommy Armour III, 70.05. 6, Mark Calcavecchia, 70.14. 7, David Duval, 70.18. 8, Payne Stewart, 70.24. 9, Bob Tway, 70.25.

10, Bob Estes, 70.27. Driving Distance 1 John Daly, 301 4-yard average on two measured holes per round. 2, Tiger Woods, 293.1. 3, Harrison Frazar, 287.4. 4.

Fred Couples, 286.9. 5, Richard Coughlan, 283.8. 6, Scott McCarron, 283.7. 7, David Duval, 2B3.6. 8, Tim Herron, 283.3.

9, Barry Cheesman, 283.2. 10, Kelly Gibson, 281 .4. Driving Accuracy 1, Jeff Maggert, 80.4 percent. 2 (tie), Fred Funk and Doug Martin, 80.1. 4 (tie), Kirk Triplett and Scott Gump.

79.1. 6, Justin Leonard, 77.7. 7, i-ui- ton Allem, 77.3. 8, Tom Byrum, 77.2. 9.

Larry Mize, iu, raui ijoyaos, e.B. Total Driving 1. John Huston. 45 olacinas in distance and accuracy categories 2, Kelly Gibson, 55. 3, Tiger woods, 57.

4, Grant Waite, 64. 5, Dutty waidon, 65. 6. Blaine McCallister, 68. 7, Omar Uresti, 75.

8, Bob Estes, 77. 9, Robert Gamez, 78. 10, PH. Horgan III, 80. Greens in Regulation 1, Steve Flesch, 73.3 percent.

2, Paul Azinger, 73 0. 3 (tie), Tommy Armour III, Fred Couples and Dully waidori, 72.2. 6, Steve Jones, 71.9. 7 tie John Huston and Tom Watson, 71.7. 9, Paul Stankowski, 71.6.

10, Tom Lehman, 71.5. Putting 1 John Daly, 1 .697 per green reached in regulation. 2 (tie), David Toms and David Duval, 1.703. 4, John Huston 1.708. 5, Stewart Cink, 1.711.

6 (tie), Lee Janzen, Tom Watson and Brent Gei berger, 1.713. 9, Steve Strieker, 1.715. 10, two players tied at 1.721. Birdies 1 David Duval, 4.76 per round. 2, Tommy Armour Ml.

4.43. 3 (tie), John ualy and Bob Iway, 4.33. 5, traig staoier, 4.32. Eagles 1, Kenny Perry, 52.0 holes per eagle. 2, Davis Love III, 54.0.

3. Billy Hay Brown, 64.8. 4 (tie), Lee Janzen and Joey Sindelar, 72.0. 6, John Huston, 93.0. 7, Steve Strieker, 96.0.

8, Scott Ver- Prices are $16 for premium, $13 for upper-center, $12 lower-end and sideline, $11 for upper-end and $8 for lower corner. 5 area women lead WVOR awards lunch Abby Wambach, Millie Ignizio, Cathy Turner, Stacy Pensgen and Iris Zimmermann headline a group of 15 finalists for this year's 20th annual WVOR Sportswomen of the Year award luncheon on April 27 at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel. Wambach Wambach, the national high school player of the year in soccer and an All-Greater Rochester selection in basketball for Our Lady of Mercy, is attempting to repeat as the winner in the high school category. Ignizio, a 1965 Franklin graduate, had 36 700-plus series over the past year, and continues to lead area bowlers with a 224 average. Turner, a two-time gold medalist in short-track speed-skating, competed in her third Winter Olympics in Japan in February.

She is a four-time winner in the at-large category. Pensgen, a Fairport High School sophomore, was 13th at the 1998 U.S. National Figure Skating Championships after winning the North Atlantic Re-gionals and placing fourth at the Senior Ladies Eastern sectional championships. Zimmermann, a junior at The School of the Arts, was named the 1997 United States Fencing Association's Female Athlete of the Year after winning the 1997 Junior World Cup Championships. Here are the finalists in each of the categories: High school: Erin Graham of Honeoye Falls-Lima; Laurie Haefner of Rush-Henrietta; Katie Hannon of Gates-Chili; Veronica Maher of Warsaw, and Wambach.

College division: Bianca Dupuis of William Smith College; Megan Mackey of SUNY Geneseo; Kim Rausch of William Smith College; Kristin Roseti of SUNY Brockport, and Beth Shope of SUNY Geneseo. At-large: Christy Rittenhouse of Pavilion (golf); Ignizio; Turner; Zimmermann and Pensgen. Woman who gave players gifts charged A woman who gave 12 Notre Dame football players gifts was charged in St. Joseph County court yesterday on two class felonies for allegedly embezzling more than $250,000 from her employer. Kimberly Ann Dunbar, 28, who has a child with former Irish free safety Jarvis Edison, gave jewelry, clothing and trips to 12 former and current players from 1993-98, a university investigation found.

Martinez ousted by unseeded Grzbowska Conchita Martinez failed to reach the Family Circle Cup quarterfinals for the first time in seven tries, falling to unseeded Magdalena Grzbowska 7-5, 6-2 in a second-round match at Sea Pines Racquet Club in Hilton Head Island, S.CIn another first- round match, Brenda Schultz-Mc Carthy defeated Olga Baraban schikova 6-1, 7-6 (9-7) x-clinched Dlavoff SDOt SATURDAY'S GAMES Philadelphia at Rochester, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Syracuse New York at Baltimore Transactions BASEBALL American League Minnesota Twins: Purchased the contracts of RHP Eric Milton, OF Orlando Merced and INF Brent Gates from Salt Lake of the PCL. New York Yankees: Optioned RHP Mike Buddie and RHP Todd Erdos to Columbus of the International League. Placed INF Lou Soho on the 15-day disabled list. Toronto Blue Jays: Optioned 2B Tom Evans to Syracuse ot the International League.

Purchased the contracts of INF Craig Grebeck and INF Juan Samuel from Syracuse. National League Houston Astros: Placed RHP Ramon Garcia, RHP Chris Holt and OF Ray Montgomery on the 15-day disabled list. San Francisco: Placed RHP Osvaldo Fernandez on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled RHP Russ Ortiz from Fresno of the PCL BASKETBALLWOMEN'S NBA Signed Cindy Blodgett. Utah Starzz: Named Fred Williams assistant coach.

FOOTBALLNFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Awarded an additional sixth round draft pick in compensation for the loss of LB Lonnie Marts last year. HOCKEYNHL Fined Detroit Red Wings Sergei Fedorov $1,000 and suspended him for two games for checking Anaheim Mighty Ducks' Jason Marshall from behind on March 26. Fined San Jose Sharks RW Joe Murphy $1,000 and suspended him for two games tor receiving a match penalty for slashing Dallas Stars Richard Matvichuk on March 28. COLLEGES New Orleans: Announced the resignation of Bill Gleason, men's basketball coach, effective April 3. High schools AREA RESULTS SOFTBALLNon-League Warsaw 16, Akron 0 (6): Veronica Maher earned the win, striking out 13 and walking one for visiting Warsaw (1-0).

Maher went 1 -for-3 with a double, Cheryl Daniel went 2-for-5 and Ann Bel-den went 2-for-3 Warsaw. Akron is 0-1. BASEBALL Non-League Geneva 7, FayetteviUe-Manlius (III) 1: Pitcher Carmen Cerrett threw six innings, striking out 10 and giving up two hits and one earned run, Maguel Mateo hit a two-run homer and Dicky Lavioe went 2-3 with two RBI for Geneva (1-0). BOYS BASKETBALL ALL STAR SHOWCASE University of Buffalo Thursday, 7 p.m. ROCHESTER ALL STARS Durron Williams, Edison: flay Henry, Rush Henrietta; Eric Eisenhart, Le Roy: Chaz Brigg, Edison; Scott Beck, Gates Chili; Damian Brown, Edison Tech; Marcus Blackwood, Spencerport; Stephen Greco, Fairport; Joseph Rebisz, Penfield; Alex Smith, Wilson; Greg Brady, Irondeguoit; Aenas Middleton, School ot the Arts; Darius Smith, Franklin.

Head Coach: Mario Velasquez, Assistant. Edison Tech. Assistant: Steve Robertson. Assistant: Mark Voght WESTERN NY DREAM TEAM Craig Austin, St. Francis; Scott Pazderski, St.

Joe's; Marc Mazan, St. Francis; Daryl Mclven, South Park; Jason Chaffin, Lockport; Wilbert Hen-negan, Kensington; Mick Kuberka, TimonSt. Jude; Charlie Croff, Lockport; Zyndrunas Stankus, Christian Central; Pat Spitler, St. Joe's; Mike Tyszka, W. Seneca East; Frank Fusco, Canisius; Tyshawn Campbell, Grover Cleveland; Cart Barnes, City Honors; Caston Binger, LaSalle; Jonathan Walker.

McKinely. Head Coach: Richard Williams -Talent Services Inc. TODAY Basebal Livingston County: Bath at Wayland-Cohoc-ton, 4:15 p.m. Boys Tennis Finger Lakes: Palmyra-Macedon at Harley-Allen-dale-Columbia, 4 p.m. Oris Track Independent League: Aquinas at Bishop Kearney, 3:45 p.m.

AREA RESULTS AIRPORT: Dick Ladd 689, John Gladfelter 650; Sandy Hill 574, Rosie Holley 580, Rella Logan 548. BOWL-A-ROLL: Chris Jones 716. John Mayville 712, Randy Hanks 698, Nick Flory 689, Charlie Maniske 688, Ed Holzermer 666, GAry Hause 657, Jack McCann, Dale Hill 653; Berni Marafioti 670. Deb Austin 657. MiMi Lucey 595, Carol Laging 578, Cindy Cummmg 572, Brenda Horetth 560, Tonya Brazak 554, Yolanda Barrite 547, uebi scnirtz 545, Vi Harris -535.

CLOVER: Jim Secor 771. Allen Edwards 748, Bill Rybak 737, Todd Polidori 734, Scott Sedlacek 724, Gary Basile 723, gary Basile 723, Terry Moore all-star showcase game tomorrow at the University of Buffalo. Rush-Henrietta's Ray Henry and Edison's Damian Brown lead the Rochester All- Brown 2-4, Padgett 1-5. turner o-i, sneppard 0-2, Edwards 0-3). Fouled out Miller.

Rebounds Utah 39 (Doleac 10), Kentucky 24 (Evans 6). Assists Utah 12 (Miller 5), Kentucky 15 (Edwards 5). Total fouls-Utah 18, Kentucky 15. A 40,509. RANKINGS USA TODAYESPN Final Pol Rec Pts I.Kentucky (29) 35-4 749 2.

Utah 30-4 717 3. North Carolina (1) 34-4 688 4. Stanford 30-5 653 5. Duke 32-4 619 6. Arizona 30-5 599 7.

Connecticut 32-5 561 Kansas 35-4 510 9. Purdue 28-8 468 10. Michigan State 22-8 442 11. Rhode Island 25-9 364 12. UCLA 24-9 347 13.

Syracuse 26-9 313 H.Cincinnati 27-6 302 15. Maryland 21-11 298 16. Princeton 27-2 295 17. Michigan 25-9 277 18. West Virginia 24-9 224 19.

South Carolina 23-8 173 20. Mississippi 22-7 170 21. New Mexico 24-8 166 22. Arkansas 24-9 139 23. Valparaiso 23-10 120 24.

Washington 20-10 106 25. Texas Christian 27-6 90 Dropped out: No. 21 Xavier (22-8); No. 23 Illinois (23-10); No. 24 Temple (21-9); No.

25 Oklahoma (22-11). Others receiving votes: Illinois 89, Xavier 58, North Carolina-Charlotte 47, Minnesota 28, Oklahoma State 26. Clemson 13, Illinois State 11, St. John's 10, Saint Louis 9. Detroit Mercy 8, Indiana 8, Massachusetts 8, George Washington 7, Northern Arizona 6, Florida State 5, lona 5, Oklahoma 5, Utah State 5, Penn State 4, Temple 4, Georgia 2, Miami (Fla.) 1, Murray State 1.

MEN'S HOCKEY NCAA DIVISION I FINAL FOUR At The FleetCenter, Boston TomorrowSemifinals Michigan (31-7-1) vs. New Hampshire (25-11-1), 2 p.m. Ohio State (27-12-2) vs. Boston College (26-8-5), 8 p.m. SaturdayChampionship Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m.

AREA COLLEGE RESULTS BASEBALL Rochester 6, Brockport 3: Aaron Jacyna earned the win, allowing three hits over nine innings and Bobby Versacci went 2-for-4 with three runs scored and a homer and Jim Capellupo (Fairport) went 2-for-5 with two RBI for the visiting Yellow-jackets (5-6). Mike McKinsey went 2-for-4 with a RBI for Rochester. WOMEN'S LACROSSE Rochester 12, Brockport 9: Anni McDo-nough scored five of her game-high six goals in the second half to lead the Yellow Jackets at SUNY Brockport. She scored three goals in the first 4:16 of the half. Lor! Chan and Kelly Kilgus each added three goals for Rochester.

Rebbeca Tucker (Lima Christian) and Johnna Angotti scored three goals a piece for Brockport. St Lawrence 13, Nazareth 8: Angela Amoia scored two goals tor Nazareth 3-2 Freshman Heather Cook scored seven goals with one assist tor St. Lawrence (2-1), which outscored the Golden Flyers 8-3 in the first half. Oneonta 17, Cortland SOFTBALL Le Moyne 5-8, St John Fisher 1-4: Danielle Guccia went 2-for-3 and Katy Bigelow added an RBI double for visiting St. John Fisher in game one.

In game two, Guccia hit a two-run double and freshmen Danielle Shaver went 2-for-4 with a double, and Alicia Hovey went 2-for-4 tor the uardinais b-B Le Moyne is 7-1 1. HIT 51, Brockport 3-9: Adelle Charles pitched seven innings, giving up three earned runs and six hits and Michelle Halleran hit a three run homer in the RIT. Brockport pitcher Michelle uecoursey had 3 nits, 2 home runs, and 2 hbis. In the second game, Brockport pitcher Melissa DeCoursey faced 22 batters through five innings and gave up one earned run. She also went 2-2 with three RBI's.

Michelle DeCoursey was 1-3 with 2 RBI's. Ithaca 2, Binghamton 1: Robin Bimson pitched seven innings, giving up one earned run lor Ithaca. Bimson and Julie McGraw each had an RBI. Charlen Cook struck out seven and gave up six nits tne loss. MONDAY Geneseo 9-9, Haverford, Pa.

O-l: Gene seo established an eight-game school record win ning streak with the doubleheader sweep. Becky faitnsky (bpencerport) pitched her second consecutive shutout in game one, Hilary Gange- Stars against a squad from the Buffalo-area in the Talent Services HOOP Showcase All-Star Games at Alumni Arena on University of Buffalo's Ahmerst Campus. Tip-off is 7 p.m. No Section players are in the 5:30 p.m. women's game.

Tickets are $6 and can be used for admission for both games. There is no charge for children 8 years old and under. Alex Smith (Wilson) and Marcus Blackwood (Spencerport), 1997 All-Greater Rochester first team selections, are also on the Rochester roster. The team will be coached by Mario Velasquez, an assistant at Edison. Rhinos to hold Select-a-Seat day The Rochester Rhinos will hold Select-a-Seat Day at Frontier Field on Saturday, April 18 from 10 a.m.

to 2 p.m Individual tickets for Rhinos home games, including the July 15 exhibition against Major League Soccer's New YorkNew Jersey MetroStars, also will be on sale. SCORING (Through Sunday) GP A Pts PM W- Craig Charron 67 22 46 68 47 5 Vaclav Varada 45 30 26 56 74 21 Scott Metcalfe 67 9 24 33 170 0 DanFrawley 69 12 19 31 163 0 S.KIimentiev 57 4 22 26 94 -20 Matt Davidson 67 14 11 25 12 -19 Denis Hamel 65 10 14 24 98 1 MikeHurlbut 37 9 15 24 38 -6 Dane Jackson 28 10 13 23 55 3 Steven King 20 10 11 21 20 -3 Erik Rasmussen 45 8 13 21 71 -12 ScottNichol 35 13 7 20 113 -10.