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B2 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1998 SPORTS THE SALINA JOURNAL SCOREBOARD Television Today's schedule TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 BASEBALL 6 p.m. Major League Baseball, Allanla Florida, WTBS, cable 15. 7 p.m. Major League Baseball, Delroit at Kansas Cily, FSRM, cable 55. 7 p.m.

Major League Baseball, Chicago Cubs al Milwaukee, WGN, cable 7. 7 p.m. Major League Baseball, Houston al St. Louis or Chicago Cubs al Milwaukee, ESPN, cable 38. 10 p.m.

Minor League Baseball, Triple A Wortd Series, Buffalo vs. New Orleans, ESPN2, cable 39. BOXING 6 p.m. Boxing, Shane Masley vs. Eduardo Morales; Angel Manlredy vs.

John Brown; Masi- bulele Makepula vs Rafael Torres. TNT, cable 41. I 11. Montana 12. Eastern Kentucky 13.

Appalachian Stale 14. Western Illinois 15. Southern 16. Florida 17. Northern towa 1B.

Connecticut 19. Northern Arizona 20. Troy Slate 21. Weber State 22. Howard 23.

South Florida 24. Western Kentucky 25. Eastern Illinois Football NFL standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Miami New England NY Jets Bultalo Indianapolis Jacksonville Pittsburgh Baltimore Cincinnati Tennessee Denver Seattle Kansas City San Diego Oakland 3 2 1 0 0 3 2 1 1 1 3 3 2 2 1 0 1 2 3 3 antr 0 1 2 2 2 West 0 0 1 1 2 Pel. 1.000 .667 .333 .000 .000 1.000 .667 .333 .333 .333 77 PF PA 58 22 49 66 54 63 27 97 2-1 2-1 2-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 1-2 2-0 2-1 2-1 3-0 2-1 3-0 1-2 2-1 1391 1234 1201 841 800 680 679 631 530 415 410 23 265 234 15 207 21 13 25 NCAA I) OVERLAND PARK (AP) The top 20 teams in the NCAA Division II tootball poll with first- place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. 21, points and previous ranking: Record Pis 1.000 103 1.000 95 .667 67 .667 36 .333 45 1.

Northern Colorado (4) 2. Cal Davis 3. Southern Arkansas 4. Indiana, Pa. 5.

Central Oklahoma (tie) Northwest Missouri 7. North Alabama 8. Grand Valley Slate (tie) North Dakota 10. Carson-Newman (tie) West Texas 12. Emporia State 13.

Slippery Rock, Pa. 14. Eastern New Mexico 15. Fort Valley State, Ga. 16.

Central Missouri Stale (tie) Saginaw Valley State 18. Albany State, Ga. (tie) Nebraska-Omaha 20. Chadron Slate, Neb. 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 1-1 3-0 2-0 2-1 2-1 3-0 a-i 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-1 2-1 2-1 80 76 72 68 62 62 56 50 50 41 41 38 30 26 24 20 20 Pvs 1 2 10 20 13 9 14 11 7 3 6 12 16 Today's schedule TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 BASEBALL Detroit at Kansas City, 7:05 p.m.

CROSS COUNTRY Southeast of Saline Invitational, 4:30 p.m. SOCCER Kansas Wesleyan at Sterling, 3-5 p.m. SI. John's Military at Salina Nomads, 5 p.m. VOLLEYBALL Marion al Salina Sacred Heart, 4:30 p.m.

Salina South at Topeka Highland Park, 5 p.m. Southeast ol Saline at Russell, 5 p.m. Kansas Wesleyan at Fort Hays Stale, 7 p.m. Bigglo Hou 156 VGuerrero Mon 153 Piazza NYM 146 CastfcCol 157 Helton Col 147 629 602 541 625 513 122 206 107 197 66 177 104 201 72 162 .326 .327 .327 .322 .316 5 15 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Dallas Arizona NY Giants Philadelphia Washington Green Bay Minnesota Tampa Bay Chicago Detroit Central 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 West 0 0 0 Pel. .667 .333 .333 .000 .000 t.OOO 1.000 .333 .000 .000 PF PA 92 59 41 74 55 75 15 72 48 100 53 101 Atlanta 2 0 0 t.OOO 36 26 New Orleans 200 1.000 43 31 San Francisco 2 0 0 1.000 81 40 St.

Louis 1 2 0 .333 82 95 Carolina 020 .000 28 38 Sunday's results Minnesota 29, Delroit 6 Green Bay 13, Cincinnati 6 NY Jets 44, Indianapolis 6 Miami 21, Pittsburgh 0 St. Louis 34, Bultalo 33 Kansas City 23, San Diego 7 New England 27, Tennessee 16 Seattle 24, Washington 14 Tamps Say 27, Chicago IS Jacksonville 24, Baltimore 10 Denver 34, Oakland 17 Anzona 17, Philadelphia 3 Open Atlanta. Carolina, New Orleans, San Francisco Monday's result Dallas 31, NY Giants 7 Sunday, September 27 Arizona at St. Louis, 12:01 p.m. Denver at Washington.

12:01 p.m. Green Bay at Carolina, 12:01 p.m. Jacksonville at Tennessee, 12:01 p.m. Kansas City at Philadelphia. 12:01 p.m.

New Orleans at Indianapolis, 12:01 p.m. Oakland at Dallas, 12:01 p.m. Seattle at Pittsburgh, 3:05 p.m. NY Giants at San Diego, 3:15 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 3:15 p.m.

Minnesota at Chicago, 3:15 p.m. Cincinnati at Baltimore. 7:20 p.m. Open Buffalo, Miami. New England, NY Jets Monday, September 28 Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:20 p.m.

NFL summary COWBOYS 31, GIANTS 7 Dal NYG First downs 11 16 Rushes-yards 29-80 18-56 Passing 222 196 Punt Returns 6-98 5-41 Kickott Returns 1-16 5-57 Interceptions Ret. 3-112 0-0 Comp-AtMnt 12-28-0 26-53-3 Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 4-35 Punts Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards 8-67 11-92 Time ol Possession 29:49 30:11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS S.Williams 20-62, Smith 7-21, Quinn New York, Way 9-26, Barber 3-11, Wheatley 3-8, Cornelia 1 -6, Kanell 2-5. Garrett 12-28-0-222. New York, Kanell 25-45-2-228, Graham 1-7-1-3, Toomer 1-0-0-0. Irvin 5-67, Smith 3-18, Davis 1-80, Sanders 1-55, Johnston 1-4, S.Williams 1-(-2).

New York, Calloway 7-77, Milliard 5-61, Way 5-0, Barber 4-23, Toomer 254, Cross 1-8, Patron 1-5, Camella 1-3. MISSED FIELD Cunningham 38 (WL). SCORING SUMMARY Dallas 0 17 7 7-31 NY Giants Second Quarter 59 punt return (Cunningham kick), 12:31. 36 pass from Kanell (Daluiso kick), 3:54. 80 pass from Garrett (Cunningham kick), 2:45.

Cunningham 40, :07. Third Quarter 18 run (Cunningham kick), 9:20. Fourth Quarter 71 interception return (Cunningham kick), 2:25. College polls NCAA I-AA HUNTINGDON VALLEY, Pa. (AP) The lop 25 teams in the Sports Network Division I-AA football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through September 19, points, and previous ranking: Record Pts Pvs 1.

Youngstown State (58) 3-0 2238 1 2. McNeese State (33) 3-0 2209 2 3. Georgia Southern (t) 3-0 2053 3 4. Villanova 2-1 1958 4 5. Hampton 3-0 1804 5 6.

Holstra 3-0 1746 7 7. William Mary 3-0 1688 8 8. Northwestern Slate, La. 3-0 1581 10 9 Delaware 2-1 1561 9 10. Murray State 3-0 1409 12 Junior varsity SALINA CENTRAL 46, HAYS 26 Hays 0 12 8 6-26 Salina Central (3-0) 0 22 16 8-46 Hays Scoring not provided home team.

Salina Central Hutchinson (2) 3, 2 runs; Smith (3) 56, 46, 33 runs; Campion 1 run. PAT Hutchinson 3 runs; Johnson pass from Campion; Counter run. SALINA SOUTH 24 JUNCTION CITY 6 Salina South (2-1) 8 0 8 8-24 Junction City 0060-6 Salina South Phetteplace 60 run; Nave 3 pass from Carter; Russell 1 run. PAT Carter run; Phelleplace run; Russell run. Junction City Burr 40 pass from King.

Junior high ROOSEVELT-LINCOLN 28 McPHERSON0 Roosevelt-Lincoln 16 0 6 6-28 McPherson 0 0.0 0 0 Boosevelt-LJncoln Humiston (2) 52. 33 passes from Patrick; Frank 42 run; Lebahn 47 run. PAT Frank run; Lebaun pass Irom Patrick. Baseball 4), 6:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Loewer 6-8) at Cincinnati (Tomko 12-12), 6:05 p.m.

Montreal (Thurman 3-5) at NY Mels (Reynoso 7-1), 6:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Mulholland 5-5) at Milwaukee (Pulsipher 3-2), 7:05 p.m. Arizona (Daal 7-12) at Colorado (Wright 9-13), 7:05 p.m. Houston (Hampton 11-6) al St. Louis (Morris 6-5), 7:10 p.m.

San Diego (Hamilton 13-12) at Los Angeles (Park 13-9), 9:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (Lieber 8-13) at San Francisco (Rueter 15-3), 9:05 p.m. Wild card standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston Anaheim Texas Toronto 87 83 83 84 Pet. .558 .535 .535 .535 GB 3V4 Monday's results Boston 4, Tampa Bay 3, First Game Tampa Bay 8, Boston 4, Second Game Toronto 3, Baltimore 1 Texas at Anaheim, (n) NATIONAL LEACUE New York Chicago San Francisco 88 87 83 Pet. .561 .554 .535 GB Monday's result Pittsburgh afSan Francisco, (n) American League WHITE SOX 7, TWINS 1 CHICAGO MINNESOTA abrhbi 5331 5021 4113 4011 0000 4000 3110 4121 3000 4110 36711 7 Home runs McGwire, SI.

Louis, 65; Sosa, Chicago, 63; GVaughn, San Diego, 49; Castilla, Colorado, 45; Galarraga, Atlanta, 43; VGuerrero, Montreal, 38; Alou, Houston, 38. RBI Sosa, Chicago, 154; Caslilla, Colorado, 140; McGwire, SI. Louis, 138; Bumitz, Milwaukee, 123; Atou, Houston, 122; JKent, San Francisco, 119; Bichette, Colorado, 119. Pitching (IB decisions) Smote, Atlanta, 16-3, Alerter, New York, 17-5, Glavlne, Atlanta, 20-6, KBrovm, San Diego, 18-7, Reynolds, Houston, 19-8, Tapani, Chicago, 19-8, Wood, Chica, 13-6, .684. Drtiam 2b Caruso ss FThmsdti Belle II Simmns If Vnltira 3b Norton It) MOrdzrl Cmeron cf Mchado Totals Chicago Minnesota Nixon cl Uwfonrf Molitordh MCdvall Latham If RCmeMb TWIker2b Stnbchc Meares ss Koskle 3b Totals DETROIT TIGERS 7, ROYALS 5 KANSAS CITY Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division x-New York Boston Toronto Baltimore Tampa Bay 107 87 84 78 63 Central Division x-Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Detroit 67 80 84 90 95 West Division Anaheim Texas Seattle Oakland 72 72 82 Pet.

.690 .558 .535 .500 .404 Pet. .568 .487 .458 ,423 .395 Pet. .535 .535 .468 .458 GB 20 ft 24 GB 12V4 17 27 GB 10V4 12 abrhbi 5011 4131 5100 4121 4121 1 1 2 0000 1000 5220 4000 2000 1000 0000 38 711 6 Damon rf CBellran cf Ottmmdh Palmer 3b JeGmbi II HMrris 1b MiSwy Button ph MLopez ss Febles2b abrhbi 4110 5222 3022 3000 4000 5010 3010 1000 4110 3121 BLHntr cl Hggnsn dh Encmc II ToCIrk 1b Easley 2b Rckc Berroa ph. Bakoc Randa3b Capler rf JWoodss LGnzIz ph OCruzss Totals 387116 Totals 35 510 5 Detroit 004 001 Kansas City 001 004 (1), MLopaz (13)- 9, Kansas Cily 11. 2 (35), Easley (37).

(10), CBettran 2 (3), Febles (1), (24), Hck (1). (2), Easley (15), Qfferman (44). IP abrhbi 3120 4010 4021 2000 1000 4010 4010 4000 4000 4010 341 1 001 100 100 000 (6). 1. Chicago 8, Minnesota 10.

(34), Motor (29). (6). (3), MOrdonez (9), Cameron (27), Nixon (37), TWalker (19). (7). IP RER BB SO Chicago 6 61123 Simas 2 10011 CCastillo 1 10002.

Minnesota Twksbr 62-3 6 6 2 1 Carrasco 1-31 0000 Fflodriguer 2 21123 JIAbbott (Lawton), by Tewksbury (Cameron). Brinkman; First, Welke; Second, Cederstrom; Third, Cousins. BED SOX 4, DEVIL BAYS 3 First game TAMPA BAY BOSTON abrhbi abrhbi 4110 DLewls rt 310 5110 JnVntin 3b 412 3021 MVgtin 1b 400 0100 Grcprrss 30 0 3021 Bufordcf 40 0 4 0 1 0 O'Lry If 41 0 4010 VariteXc 3 1 0 4011 KeiMcl dh '201 4000 BnjminZb 30 1 3000 1000 35 3 93 Golf RER BB SO x-clinched division title Sunday's results Minnesota 3, Delroit 0 Cleveland 5, Kansas City 3 Toronto 7, Tampa Bay 5,12 innings Chicago White Sox 6, Boston 4 Oakland 6, Texas 3 Anaheim 3, Seattle 1 NY Yankees 5, Baltimore 4 Monday's results Boston 4, Tampa Bay Gama Tampa Bay 8, Boston Game Toronto 3, Baltimore 1 Cleveland 4, NY Yankees 1 Chicago White Sox 7, Minnesota 1 Detroit 7, Kansas Cily 5 Texas at Anaheim, (n) Oakland al Seattle, (n) Tuesday's games Cleveland (Burba 14-9) at NY Yankees (Irabu 12-9), 12:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Santana 5-5) at Boston (Schourek 0-3), 6:05 p.m. Baltimore (Mussina 13-8) al Toronto (Carpenter 11-7), 6:05 p.m.

Cleveland (Ogea 5-3) at N.Y. Yankees (Mendoza 9-2), 6:35 p.m. Detroit (Thompson 10-14) at Kansas City (Belcher 14-12), 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Baldwin 11-6) at Minnesota (Milton 7-13), 7:05 p.m. Texas (Helling 19-7) at Anaheim (Finley 11-8), 9:05 p.m.

Oakland (Candiotti 11-16) at Seattle (Moyer 14-9), 9:05 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Detroit BPowell Bochtler Sager Brunson Craw W.2-2 Runyan Brocail ToJones S.27 Kansas City Barter Bones Service L.6-4 Whisenant Bevii 2-3 0 2-3 2-3 2-3 1-3 1 41-3 6 4 4 3 3 22-3 2 1 1 1 1 2-31 1 000 2-321 1 10 2-300000 Sager pitched to 2 baiters in the 6lh, Crow pitched to 1 baiter in the 8th. Service. Foster, Marty; First. O'Nora; Second, Shulock; Third, Cooper.

BLUE JAYS 3, ORIOLES 1 BALTIMORE TORONTO abrhbi 5010 4010 3011 3020 4000 4020 4000 4110 2000 1000 1000 35 1 1 RAImr2b ByAdsn cl Baines dh RPlmrlb WGmerf CRpken 3b Surholf II Bordick ss CGmec Becker ph Holies Totals Baltimore Toronto Stewart II SGreen rf Cnseco dh COIgdolb JoCruz cl TFmdz 3b Pitcher Samuel pr BSnlgo Grbeck2b AGnzIz ss Totals x-Atlanta New York Philadelphia Montreal Florida 101 88 72 62 51 56 69 83 94 105 Central Division x-Houston Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh 99 87 79 73 72 69 Pet. .643 .561 .465 .397 .327 Pet. .631 .554 .506 .468 .462 West Division 96 83 79 75 62 Pel. .611 .535 .506 .478 .395 GB 13 28 38'A 4914 GB 12 19V4 25 26 Vi 29 GB 12 16'A 21 34 x-San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Colorado Arizona x-clinched division title Sunday's results Philadelphia 6, Montreal 3 Houston 2, Pittsburgh 0 NY Mels 5.

Florida 0 St. Louis 11, Milwaukee 6 Cincinnati 7, Chicago Cubs 3 Los Angeles San Francisco 0 Colorado 1, San Diego 0,11 innings Atlanta 10, Arizona 0 Monday's results Philadelphia al Cincinnati (n) Pittsburgh at San Francisco (n) Tuesday's games Atlanta (Millwood 16-B) al Florida (Medina 2- abrhbi 3010 4121 3000 2111 4110 4020 4010 0000 0000 4011 4000 32 3 9 3 000 010 002 001 (9). 10, Toronto 9. (36), CRipken (27), SGreen (31). (33), CDelgado (35).

(6), JoCruz (11). dez (8), Samuel (8). IP RER BB SO Baltimore 8 9 3 3 3 12 Toronto Clemens W.20-6 8 7 1 1 3 15 Ouanlrill 2-310001 1-30 0 0 0 1 Erickson (Canseco). BSantiago. Hirschbeck; First, Garcia; Second, Reilly; Third, McClelland.

Winn cf McCkn If Boggs3b BSmilh 3b McGrff 1b Srrento dh Ldsma ss RiBtlrrt Cairo 2b DiFlcec MKelly ph Totals Tampa Bay Boston Totals 30494 000 020 002 002 (14). Bay 2. Bay 8, Boston 6. (27). HR-JnValentin (23).

(28). (10), Boggs (2), Garciaparra (6). IP RER BB SO Tampa Bay Saundets L.6-15 52-3 7 4 4 4 7 Yan 21-3 2 0 0 0 3 Boston 6 72226 Lowe 1 00000 Swindell 0 01110 Corsi 1-31 0000 Gordon 12-31 0 0 0 2 Swindell pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Young; First, Coble; Second, Ford; Third, Hendry. A-NA DEVIL RAYS RED SOX 4 Second game TAMPA BAY BOSTON abrhbi 5220 5131 4111 3220 3125 1000 400: 4010 4010 4110 McCkncf Cairo 2b BSmilfl 3b McGrtfdh Trmmll If Winn cf Srrento 1b Ldsma ss MKelly rf Flherty DLewis rt JnVntin 3b MVghn ttj Gtcprr ss Buford cl Bragg rf O'Lryll KeiMcl dh Cmngs dh Htlbergc Sadler 2b Rmero ph Merloni 2b TNixon ph Stanley ph Totals INDIANS 4, YANKEES 1 CLEVELAND NEW YORK abrhbi 4100 4134 5040 4000 5000 3000 4000 3110 0000 4110 abrhbi 4010 3020 4000 4010 4000 4000 1000 1100 3011 2000 1000 Totals 36 4 9 4 Totals 31 1 5 1 Cleveland 000 040 New York 000 000 1.

10, New York 6. (33), Brosius (32). EWilson (2). Vizquel ss EWilsn 2b FrymnSb MRmrzrf Thome dh Sexson 1b Whiten ct Rmirez If Giles II EiDiaz Knblch 2b DJeter ss O'Neill rl BWIIms cl TMrlnz 1b CDavis dh Strwbi II Ledee II Brosius 3b Girardi Posada Totals abrhbi 3020 4100 4(12 4000 2110 2000 4000 1011 2100 4011 2000 1000 0000 0000 1000 Totals 376136 Totals 34464 Tampa Bay 100 220 300-4 Boston 200 100 (2). 1.

Bay 7, Boston 5.2B—Cairo (25), Trammell (16) Bulord (14), KeiMitchell (1), Hatleberg (21) (12), MVaughn (38). (19). Trammell. IP RER BB SO Tampa Bay 5 5332 While 32-3 1 1 0 0 Aldred 1-30000 Boston Wasdin CHeyes L.1-1 CValdez Bartdey DVeras 4 5330 0 3220 2-3000 1 2 3331 21-3 2 0 0 0 CReyes pitched to 3 batters in the 5th. Barkley.

Coble; First, Ford; Second Hendry; Third, Young. Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE AB fl BWilliamsNYY 122 479 96 160 148 584 102 195 MVaughn Bos DJelerNYY 143 (Rodriguez Tex 140 Belle ChW 157 TFemandezTor 133 O'Neill NYY 147 Garciaparra Bos 138 TWalker Min 137 JuGonzalez Tex 147 122 198 85 182 108 191 68 153 94 188 102 186 83 161 105 184 Pet .334 .334 .328 .326 .325 .32 .320 .31 .316 .316 IP RER BB SO Cleveland 8 51124 1 00001 New York 7 84425 Lloyd 1-300001 Nelson 12-31 0 0 2 2 Nelson (Giles), by Nagy (Strawberry). Johnson; First, McCoy; Second, Evans; Third, Everitt. (57.545). Home runs Griffey Jr, Seattle, 53; Belle, Chicago, 4' MRamirez, Cleveland, 45; JuGonzalez, Texa 44; Canseco, Toronto, 44; HPalmeiro, Bait more, 43; ARodriguaz, Seattle, 40.

RBI JuGonzalez, Texas, 154; Belle, Chicago, 146 MRamirez, Cleveland, 141; Griffey Jr, Seattle 138; RPalmeiro, Baltimore, 121; ARodrigue Seattle, New York, 117. Pitching (18 decisions) DWells, New York, 16-4, Clemen, Toronto, Helling, Texas, 19-7, .73 Cone, New York, 19-7, PMartinez, Boston 18-7, Sabethagen, Boston, 15-7, .682 Wakelield, Boston, 16-8, .667. LWalker Col Olerud NYM Bichette Col Kendall Pit Cirillo Mil NATIONAL LEAGUE AB 125 441 108 157 542 643 522 578 155 156 144 150 89 192 93 216 94 172 96 190 PM. .356 .354 .336 .32 GA leaders 'ONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) PGA out money leaders through the B.C.

Open, hlch ended Sept. 20: Tm Money 19 $2,070,283 23 $1,761,683 21 $1,755,646 18 $1,704,067 17 $1,687,359 15 $1,562,989 24 $1,452,544 23 $1,278,983 20 $1,167,281 22 $1,145,682 23 $1,140,483 23 $1,116,439 17 $1,099,869 24 $1,084,604 21 $1,068,582 22 $1,041,549 17 $1,017,446 21 $1,010,257 26 $987,439 Shots on goal 10, CC 29. Saves NC 25, CC 10. Volleyball David Duval I.Vijay Singh I. Phil Mickelson 4.TigeiWoods i.

Mark O'Meara 1. Fred Couples 7. Jim Furyk i. Justin Leonaid 9. Steve Strieker 0, Glen Day Scon Hoch 2.

Billy Mayfait 3. Davis Love III Mark Catcavecchia 5. Lee Janzen 6. John Cook Payne Stewart I. John Huston Jeff Sluman 0.

Jesper Pamevik 1. Nick Price Scott Verplank 3. Tom Watson 4. Tom Lehman 5. Bob Esles 6.

Bob Tway 7. Jetl Maggert 8. Fred Funk 9. Andrew Magee 0. Trevor Dodds LHalSuttOh 2.

Emle Els 33. Stewart Cink 34. Stuart Appleby 35. Skip Kendall 36. Stove Flesch 7.

Steve Pate 8. Steve Jones 9. Chris Perry 0. Brandel Chamblee 1. Billy Andrade 2.

Joe Durant 3. David Toms 44. Lee Westwood 5. Olin Browne 6. Michael Bradley 7.

Dudley Hart 8. Paul Azlnger 9. J.P. Hayes 0. Frank Uckliier 18 17 23 13 19 23 23 20 27 24 26 25 15 23 21 26 26 23 20 27 21 26 21 23 8 25 18 22 20 18 27 $974,156 $955,404 $926,876 $897,385 $894,214 $875,050 $829,450 $818,164 $806,350 $804,565 $785,250 $773,740 $763,783 $752,208 $717,962 $717,087 $715,568 $713,904 $695,610 $671,806 $661,846 $655,431 $647,863 $635,073 $599,586 $590,240 $561,259 $549,163 $543,233 $534,244 $502,752 State college AT HAYS Fort Hays Stale def.

Belhol, Junior college AT HESSTON Labette del. Colby, 15-12, 15-7; Colby del. Central McPherson, 15-6, 15-7; Hesslon def. Colby, Sterling JV del. Colby, 16-14, 15-9; Colby del.

Sterling JV, High school BELLEVILLE INVIATIONAL Red pool North Central del. Mankato, 1513, 15-9; Clifton-Clyde def. Hanover, 15-5, 1511; North Central def. Clifton-Clyde, Mankalo def. Hanover, 13-15, 15-13, 15-12; North Central def.

Hanover, Manka- lo daf. Clifton-Clyde, Blue pool Smith Center def. Belleville, Beloit del. Pike Valley, Smith Center def. Beloit, Pike Valley del.

Belleville, Smith Center del. Pike Valley, Belleville del. Be- foil, Consolation Belleville def. Clifton-Clyde, 15-10, 15-6; Beloit del. Hanover, 15-7, 15-17, 15-12; Clifton Clyde del.

Hanover, 15-6, 15-6; Beloit def. Belleville, Semifinals North Central del. Pike Valley, Smith Center del. Mankato, Third place Pike Valley del. Mankato, Championship Smith Center def.

North Central, Freshman AT SALINA A team Sacred Heart del. Salina Central, team Sacred Heart def. Salina Central, 15-4 Auto racing SPORTS DIGEST LPGA leaders Money leaders on the LPGA tour through Sap- ember 6. Tm Money 16 22 20 17 18 23 22 22 22 24 27 18 20 27 22 21 25 22 26 23 22 22 20 21 21 22 23 20 24 17 21 22 23 24 23 19 24 11 25 22 26 21 25 17 23 18 20 LAnnika Sorenstam 2. Se Ri Pak 3.

Donna Andrews 4. Liselorte Neumann S.KarrieWebb 6. Meg Mallon 7. Pal Hurst 8. Brandie Burton 9.

Dottle Pepper 0. Danielle Ammaccapane l.loiieKane 12. Helen Alfredsson 13. Juli Inksler 14. Sherri Sleinhaucr 15.

Rosie Jones 16. Tammie Green 17. Michelle Estill 18. Wendy Ward 19. Emileo Klein 20.

Lisa Hackney 21. Chris Johnson 22. Kelly Bobbins 23. Barb Mucha 24. Hiromi Kobayashi 25.

Lisa Walters 26. Dana Dormann 27. Betsy King 28. Chariolta Sorenstam 89. Dale Eggeling 30.

Laura Davies 31. Janice Moodie 32. Carin Koch 33. Helen Dobson 34. Jenny Udback 35.

Cindy Figg-Currier 36. Dawn Coe-Jones 37. Tina Barrett 38. Pearl Sinn 39. Penny Hammel 40.

Kim Saiki 41. Cindy McCurdy 42. Amy Fnihwirth 43. Vickie Odegard 44. Hollis Stacy 45.

Michele Redman 46. Nancy Lopez 47. Dina Ammaccapane 48. Tracy Hanson 49. Joan Pitcock 50.

Catrin Nilsmark Tennis $800,076 $655,911 $618,201 $566,713 $508,364 $493,487 $478,011 $457,109 $417,507 $396,129 $380,811 $375,787 $372,062 $344,734 $338,884 $321,917 $321,268 $307,170 $300,582 $298,204 $273,471 $272,129 $265,527 $263,407 $253,175 $244,130 $217,123 $209,897 $208,917 $205,126 $205,003 $202,767 $198,190 $187,845 $187,111 $184,641 $182,597 $175,189 $172,319 $155,332 $151,136 $145,529 $143,323 $141,717 $139,736 $138,257 $137,012 $134,513 $131,814 NASCAR leaders DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) NASCAR Winston Cup driver standings and money leaders through Sept. 20: Points Jeff Gordon, 4,127.2, Mark Martin, 3,933.3, Dale Jarrett, 3,790.4, Rusty Wallace, 3,637. 5, Bobby Labonte, 3,419. 6, Jeremy Mayfield, 3,419.7, Jetl Burton, 3,347.

6, Dale Earnhatdt, 3,112. 9, John Andretti, 2,994. 10, Terry Labonte, 2,954. II, Ken Schrader, 2,910.12, Bobby Hamilton, 2.S57.13, Ernie Irvan, 2,846.14, Sterling Marlin, 2,815.15, Michael Waltrip, 2,706.16, Chad Little, 2,700.17, Jimmy Spsncer, 2,659.18, Bill Elliott, 2,539.19, Johnny Benson, 2,511.20, Ward Burton, 2,430. Money Jetl Gordon, $5,429,257.

2, Mark Martin, $2,791,255. 3, Dale Earnhardt, $2,310,955. 4, Bobby Labonte, $2,294,910. 5, Dale Jatretl, $1,918,745. 6, Rusty Wallace, $1,796,455.

7, Jeff Burton, $1,735,350. 8, Jeremy Mayfield, $1,713,281. 9, Terry Labonle, $1,505,055. 10, Ken Schrader, $1,466,831. II, Bobby Hamilton, $1,432,735.12, John Andretti, $1,362,760.

13, Ernie $1,317,160. 14, Jimmy Spencer, $1,314,746. 15, Ricky Rudd, $1,223,195. 16, Bill Elliott, $1,208,775. 17, Kenny Irwin, $1,166,207.

18, Michael Waltrip, $1,151,060.19, Chad Litlle, $1,122,486.20, Joe Nemechek, $1,110,336. General State college FORT HAYS STATE 7, TABOR 2 Singles No. 1 Morris del. Moore, 2 Horan, FH, del. Frygenbach, 0-6, 6-1, 6-2; No.

3 Olsen, FH, del. Kvauslorvia, 6-1, 6-1; No. 4 Quarles, FH, del. Haynes, No. Rauhut, FH, def.

Bunch, No. 6 Augusta, FH, del. Thayer, Doubles No. 1 Olsen-Horan, FH, del. Morris-Fry- genbach, 8-3; No.

2 Moore-Quarles, FH, def. Will-Haynes, 84; No. 3 Bunch-Kvaustorvia, def. Rauhut, Augustine, 8-2. Soccer Junior college MEN CLOUD COUNTY 5 NEOSHO COUNTY 0 Neosho County 00-0 Cloud County 05-5 Scoring Cloud County Butler (Hansen); Hansen (Huggins); Avary (Hansen); Madrigal (Avery); Gomez (McDanlel).

Transactions BASEBALL American League CHICAGO WHITE a two- year development agreement wilh Charlotte ol Ihe International League. CLEVELAND LHP Rick Krivda Irom Burlalo of Ihe International League. Called up LHP Eddie Priest Irom Buffalo. MINNESOTA a four- year development agreement wilh Quad City ol Ihe Midwest League. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RHP Dave Eiland and RHP Brad Pennington Irom Durham ol Ihe International League.

Transferred LHP Jason Johnson lo the 60-day disabled list. Placed RHP Rolando Arrojo on the 60-day disabled list. FOOTBALL National Football League NEW YORK Ihe contract ol OL Siupeli Malamala. Signed Alex Bernstein from the Baltimore Ravens practice squad. SAN FRANCISCO to terms wilh Reggie Roby.

HOCKEY National Hockey League FLORIDA Andrew Long, Craig Ferguson, Joey Teteranko, Lance Ward and Curtis Doell lo New Haven ol Ihe 'AHL. Assigned Herbert Vasilijevs, Dave Duetden and Dan Boyle to Kentucky ol the AHL Assigned Tero Lehtera lo Fort Wayne of the IHL. Assigned 6 Denis Khlopotnov lo Muskegon ol Ihe UHL Assigned Mike Brown toKamloopsoltheWHL. NASHVILLE Kevin St. Pierre, Shannon Finn, Chris Armstrong, Matt Henderson, Eric Fenlon, Marty Clapton and Chris Fzysky lo Milwaukee of the IHL.

NEW YORK Rich Brennan, Jell Brown, Ed Campbell, Ben Catpentier, Trevor Gillies, Burke Henry, Wes Jarvis, Tomas Kloucek, Mike Martin, Dale Purinton, Ryan Risidore, Adam Smith, Lee Sorochan, Alexei Vasiliev, Derek Amstrong, Randy Copley, Francois Fortier, Ken Gernander, Daniel Goneaau, Todd Hall, Boyd Kane, Jason Norria, Andrew Proskurnicki, Mike Sylvia, Vladimir Vorobiev, Chris Winnes, Jell Hell, Jason McLean, Tom Noble and Kay Whilmoro lo Hartford of AHL, Sent Shawn Degagne to North Bay ol the OHL and Jason Labarbera to Portland ol Ihe WHL. PHOENIX Patrick DesRochers to Sarnia of the OHL and Adam Dewan to Peterborough ol Ihe OHL Assigned Andrei Vasilyev to Las Vegas ol the IHL. TAMPA BAY Corey Spring, Joe Cardareli, Karel Betik, Derek Wilkinson, Xavier Delisle, Eduard Pershin, Curtis Tipler, Jason Robinson, Martin Bradette, and Zac Bierk lo Cleveland ol Ihe IHL. Assigned Samuel St. Pierre to Drummondville ol the QMJHL, Brad Richards to Rimouski of the QMJHL, and F.

Matt Elicrt to Kingston ol the OHL. Assigned Dimitri Alanasenkov and Kyle Ross to Red Deer of the WHL Released Adam Creighton and Mike Oliviera. COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC the marching bands Irom Prairie View and Southern lor two games as a result ol an altercation between the two during halftime ol Ihsir Sept. 19 football game. TGOLF Elks pro plays 216 holes for Salina leukemia victim By BOB DAVIDSON Salina luiiriml Rob Overgard didn't want to do much of anything but go home and go to bed.

"I'm very tired," Overgard, the teaching professional at Elks Country Club, said Monday evening after playing 216 holes of golf in 14 hours. Overgard embarked on the exhausting marathon to raise money for Salinan Rob Schorling, who is battling leukemia and needs to raise $120,000 to pay for a potentially life-saving bone marrow transplant. But Overgard knew sleep was still a ways away. "I'm going to go home, but I'm a big (Dallas) Cowboys fan they're the Monday Night game," he said. "I've got to watch them play, or at least try to." Overgard's selfless effort was profitable.

"If everybody gives to the full 216 holes, we'll make just a hair over $6,000," Overgard said. The initial goal was to play 150 holes in 18 hours. He bettered the hole goal, but fell short on time. "It's good that I did," Overgard said. "My (left) knee was about to give out.

When you swing through, your weight goes to your left side and you twist the knee. I've never had any problems before, but 14 and a half was all 1 could handle." Overgard rode a cart the entire day, but walked the last half of the 216th hole. He started the marathon at 2:45 a.m., Monday, using florescent balls. "At 6:30 (a.m.) I had 61 holes and had played 144 by 1:05 (p.m.)," he said. "I quit somewhere between 4:30 and 5." The 216 holes equate to 12 rounds of golf.

Schorling came to the Elks for a short time Monday to watch Overgard. "I'd never met him," Overgard said of Schorling. "He followed me for a couple of holes, but the weather was so cold he had to leave. His dad (Red) also came out and was with me for over a hundred holes." Overgard planned to go to bed as soon as the Cowboys-Giants game end- ed. But it was going to be a short night.

"The seniors tee off at 8 a.m. (today) and I've got to be here for that," he said. "But I'm not going to play golf," Another fund-raising tournament for Schorling is scheduled for Friday at the Elks the annual Jaycees' Hook and Slice Tournament. The tournament benefits the American Cancer society. "In light of the situation, the proceeds will go to the same cause," Overgard said.

Despite the fatigue, Overgard was pleased. "I'm tired, but I enjoyed it. It was very, very, very well worth it," he said. Swiftly, court upholds ban of Ben Johnson By The Associated Press TORONTO Ben Johnson remains an outsider in track and field. The star Canadian sprinter's hopes for one, more comeback were dimmed Monday when an appeals court refused to lift his lifetime ban for steroid use.

The ruling was made so swiftly that Johnson appeared stunned. Though 36, he still contends he could run world-class times if allowed to compete again. The decision comes practically on the 10-year anniversary of Johnson's startling run at the Seoul Olympics when he was timed in 9.79 seconds in the 100 meters but was stripped of his gold medal and world record. Johnson was suspended for two years after tes ing positive for steroids at the 1988 Seoul Games. The ban was imposed after a meet in 1993, when Johnson tested positive a second time for steroids.

A three-judge panel of Ontario's appeals court rejected Johnson's bid for reinstatement. Auto racing MOORESVILLE, N.C. Already the hottest new driver in stock car racing, Dale Earnhardt Jr. hit the jackpot Monday with what his team the biggest sponsorship deal in Winston Cup history. Earnhardt and Anheuser-Busch Inc.

announced an agreement for the driver to carry the I Budweiser colors on his Winston Cup cars ning next year and lasting through the 2004 season. Sources say the total value of the package i makes it worth more than $10 million per year. Baseball CINCINNATI Reliever Stan Belinda has tiple sclerosis, the Cincinnati Reds said Monday. But Belinda is expected to play next season. Belinda, 32, appeared in 40 games for the Reds this season.

He was 4-8 with a 3.23 ERA and one save in 61 innings. The diagnosis was made by Dr. John Noseworthy of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. He concluded that Belinda was in the early, stages of MS, a degenerative disease. i NEW YORK Cleveland's Manny Ramirez, who tied a major league record with eight homers! in five games, won the AL's player of the week award Monday.

Ramirez hit three homers on I Tuesday, two Wednesday, one Thursday and two Saturday to tie the mark reached twice by Wash- ington's Frank Howard in 1968. Howard hit eight; in a five-game span from May 12-17 and also had eight in the five games from May 14-18. In seven games last week, Ramirez batted .476 with a league-leading 10 runs and 18 RBIs. Basketball NEW YORK NBA owners and players dis cussed getting together for another bargaining session, but the idea was dismissed when the sides couldn't agree on the ground rules. Deputy com- missioner Russ Granik and players union presi- dent Billy Hunter both acknowledged Monday that talks aimed at ending the lockout could have re- 1 sumed almost a week and a half ago, though they differed on why such a meeting never took place.

Only one formal bargaining session has been held this summer, and the league is expected to begin canceling exhibition games later this week. Football PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas The marching bands from Prairie View and Southern University! were suspended from their next two football games Monday, two days after a brawl among the; musicians. The fight, which occurred at halftime during the schools' neutral-site game in Beaumont on Saturday, resulted in thousands of dollars in damage to instruments and uniforms. Both schools are investigating, but Southwestern Ath- letic Conference Commissioner Rudy Washington acted swiftly. In addition to the suspensions, 1 Washington demanded written reports on the dent be on his desk by next Monday.

Volleyball DALLAS Kansas State setter Disney Bronnenberg was named Big 12 Conference Volleyball Player of the Week. Bronnenberg recorded 106 assists against Illinois to place fourth in NCAA hlsP tory for assists in a five-game match. A native Heltonville, Bronnenberg averaged 18.79 assists per game while being named to the Arkansas Invitational All-Tournament team. The 5-foot-8 freshman was just three shy of the NCAA record of 109 assists and broke the Big 12 Conference record for assists in a five-game match by 17. old mark was 89 by Meredith VanHom of Oklahoma in 1997.

General LOUISVILLE, Ky. The University of Louisville's men's basketball and women's volleyball programs were to learn their fates today when the NCAA announces its decision on several al- leged violations. The Infractions Committee scheduled an afternoon telephone news conference to announce a final ruling on one basketball citation and eight volleyball citations. SPORTS HOTLINE SALINA JOURNAL SPORTS EMAIL ADDRESSES Bob Davidson (sports editor) Harold Bechard (Big 12 sports) sjhbechardesaljournal.com Arne Green (high school sports) sjaigreenesaljournal.com Tim Hosteller (copy sjthostetleresaljournal.com Larry Morrlz (high school sports) Troy Palenske (copy PHONE NUMBERS OF INTEREST Brown Mackie athletic department 785-825-5422 Belhany athletic department 785-227-3311 Fort Hays Stale athletic department 785-628-4050 Heart ol America Sports Camps 765-827-6229' Kansas City Chiels lickel office 816-924-9400 Kansas Cily Royals lickel office 800-676-925' Kansas Sports Hall ol Fame (Abilene) 800-696-7403 Kansas Stale University ticket otlice 800-221-2287' Kansas Wesleyan alhlelic department 785-827-5541 Kansas Wildlile Parks (Hays report) 785-628-8614 Salina Municipal Goll Course (clubhouse) 785-826-7450 Salina Parks Recreation otto 785-826-7434 i Salina Parks Recrealion information 785-826-7464 University ol Kansas lickel ollice 800-344-2957 Wichita Stale University lickel oflico 316-978-3267 1.