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2-B SUNDAY, AUGUST GALVESTQN COUNTY)''. SCOREBOARD Sports digest Golf Betting tine Webb vindicated, retakes lead In LPGA tournament CANTON, Whan KarrieWebb approached ths 18th green Saturday, many thought of her breakdown there the previous day, a four-putt that cost her the lead in the Ping Welch's Championship. Webb wasn't among them. "I wasn't even thinking about that," she said. Told that everyone else was, the 21-year-old Australian gestured across the interview room and said, That's why I'm sitting here." Forgetting about Friday's coHapse on No.

18, Webb Hrdted the last three hotes Saturday to snoot a 4-under-par 68, improve to 10- under and take a two-stroke tead into the final round. Emtee Ktein, who started the clay at rraius-4 and bogeyed the first hole, eagted Mo. 18 to shoot 68 and bring her three-round total to 8- under. Four players were at 7-under In the chase for the $75,000 winner's check oveV the Hills Country Club course. Strobte leads Summertiays by three ADA, Mich.

Bobby Strobte shot a 7-undef-par 65 Saturday to open a three-stroke lead over Bruce Summerhays with one round to play in the PGA Senior Tour's First of America Classic. Strobte's 11-under 133 total for two trips over the Egypt Valley Country Club course left him four strokes ahead of deferring champion Jimmy Powell and U.S. Senior Open champion Dave Stockton. Kauhre defends Women's Amateur titte LINCOLN, Neb. Kelti Keuhne successfully defended her title in the 96th U.S.

Women's Amateur, beating Colombia's Marisa BaBoa2and1 Keuhne, 19, of McKinney, won on the 35tti 146-yard, Baena, also 19, conceded a par after hitting her anron tee shot into a water hazard and finishing with a double bogey. K'suhne, who will be a sophonspre at the University of Texas, ted 3-up after the morning round, but Baena cut the margin to one through 27 holes, Keuhne took the 28th hote with a par and remained 2njp to the end. Tennis Agassi, Chang to again square off In ATP final MASON, Ohio When Michael Chang outlasted Thomas Enqvist onSatutday night in tha serriSnateof theiATP Championship, Andre Agassi got what he wanted. Not because Agassi thinks Chang will be easy to beat in today's final just the opposite. "It requires so much persistence" to beat Chang, Agassi said after handling Thomas Muster 6-4, in the afternoon semifinal, requires that discipline, that focus, that commitment You have to dig down pretty deep.

When you walk off the court, you feel pretty good about rt." Chang advanced to his fourth slratght ATP Championship final by finally overcoming Thomas Enqvist 6-i, It was the first time Chang beat the Swede after three losses. Setes advances to final against Sanchez Vicario MONTREAL Top-seeded Monica Seles beat unseeded Yayuk Basuki of Indonesia Saturday night to advance to the championship match of the du Maurier Open tennis tournament The defending tournament champion wi meet the 1992and1994 du Maurier winner, Arantxa Sanchez Vearip of Spain, who eliminated "If just another match for me nothing special," Sanchez Vteario said of the upcoming final. "I'm having a great tournament I'll just play my game and see what happens." Gomez, Connors advance to semifinals HARRISON, N.Y.—Top-seeded Andres Gomez beat Tim WHk- ison (7-3), 7-6 (8-6) on Saturday in a quarterfinal match of the over-35Citibank Champions tennis tournament In rther matches, No. 2 Jimmy Connors beat Mansour Bahrarni 7-6 (7-3). and Johan Kriekbeat No.

3 John Ltoyd 6-7 (7-2), Basketball Howard will return to BuUets; Heat agrees to deal NEW YOflK Howard will be returning to the Washington Bullets after his controversial contract issue was resolved by an agreement Saturday among the NBA, the players union and the Miami Heat. "Following the settlement between the NBA and the Miami Heat, we were infomied that our contract with Juwan Howard is in fuU force and effect," Bullets genera! manager Wes Unset) said. "We are very pleased that Juwan will wear aBultets uniform for years to come." Horse racing Sports on TV Favorite atMor.traal San Diego Houston atCincinnsS at St Louis atFkxida at Atlanta AflktricanL Una' Undardog -140'Crik-ago -125 lit PrHsburgh -135 -115 Los Angeles -150 San Francisco -105 Lineal -105-4-200 -105 Colorado Favorite Line UndeVdog Toronto -105. Texas at New York -220 Detroit at Chicago -125 BaHimore at Milwaukee -120 Boston Ctevaiand- -135 at Oakland at California "-105 Kansas. City atSeattle Minnesota Prewascn NFL Favorits Today" at Chicago 1 at Green Bay 3 Toniorrow at Dallas 5 (36) MiamJ-, "354 (36), -Pfttsbitfgh I '4(37) k' Copyright 1996 World Features Football PROFOQTBALL NFL preseason standings AMERICAN COWERENCE East Stouffer 3-9-1-96.

8-14-0-56, Musgrave 15- Lewis 5-6-0-79. Green 4-41, Obee 3-42, Walls 3-23, Crittenden 2-22, Uuhammad 2-16, Carrier 1-S3, Griffith 119, M.Smrrh 1-5. Denver, R.Sm'rth 5-49. D. Smith 3-24, raver 3-23.

Hargain 2-51, Evans 2-22, Carsweil 2-1 T.Davis 2-16. Miller 2-15. Shermrd 2-14. McCaffrey 212, Rivers 1-11, Downs 1-5. Sharps 1-5.

'MrSSED FIELD Buccaneers 16, Falcons 0 Atlanta TacnpaBay 0 10 0 6 'Second Quarter Husted 40. 5:39. 2 pass from Diifer (Kusted kick). 14:09. Fourth Quarter TB-r-Satinders 7 pass from Weld on (kick .7:53.

first downs Rushes-yanJs' Passing P.iintRefurfvs iiitrirrSepljoris Ret. Lost Punts 1 Penalties-Yards Time of Possession All 14 18-81 142 1-4 3-57 0-0 17-28-0 4-14 5-47 0-0 6-35 27:27 TB 23 35-127 255 4-27 1-18 0-0 19-26-0 1-5 2-49 1-1 7-51 3233 Miami Buffalo Indianapolis Naw England N.Y. Jets Cwrlrtl Baltimoie Houston Cincinnati Prttsburgh Jacksonville' West Denver Kansas City Seattle San Diego' Oakland 1 2 0 1 0 2- 0 T' Pet. 0 1.000 .500 .333 .000 .000 PF PA 13 '10. 42 0 1.000 looo 0 ..500 0 .000 Dare and Go snap Cigar's bid for 17th straight win DEL MAR, CaSf.

Cigar was denied a 17th straight victory on Saturday by Dare and Go, who passed the super horse in the stretch and won the Pacific Classic at Del Mar. The defeat means Cigar will have to settle for a tie with Citation for the record winning streak by a North American-based horse in the 20th century. It was the first defeat for Cigar since he finished third in a 1 1r 1f3-mile allowance race on the grass on Oct. 7,1994, at Betmont Park. The Associated Press TODAY 6:45 a.m.

Formula One Grand Prix of Hungary, ESPN2. Noon NASCAR Bud at the Gien, ESPN. 2 p.m. IndyCar Miller 200, ABC. 9:30 p.m.

SCCA Serengeti Eyewear Trans-Am, TNN. 11:30 p.m. Formula One Grand Prix of Hungary (same- day tape), ESPN. Baseball 12:30 p.m. Astros at Phillies, UPN.

12:30 p.m. Chicago at Montreal, WGN. 7 p.m. Colorado at Atlanta, ESPN. Boxing 9 p.m.

Robert Allen vs. Derek Rolon, middleweights, ESPN2. Football Noon NFL preseason football, Miami at Chicago, NBC. 7 p.m. NFL preseason football, Pittsburgh at Green Bay, TNT.

Golf 9:30 a.m. PGA Championships, final round, TBS. 12:30 p.m. PGA Championships, final round, CBS. Soccer 6:05 p.m.

Continental Indoor Soccer League, Detroit at Hotshots, Prime. Tennis 4 Great American Insurance ATP, ESPN. 6:30 p.m Great American Insurance ATP Championships (same-day tape), ESPN. Have an opinion? Sound off by calling The Daily News' hot line: 740-6890. Be sure to leave your name, the town or city where you live and a daytime phone number.

The phone line can take only short messages. you have more to say, write us. The guidelines are published on the Opinion page daty. 2: 0 1 1 1 2 0 1.000 47 24 61 36. 25' 25 30 45 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Hunlley 10-51, Andsrson 7-25.

Hebert 1-5. Tampa Bay, Ellison 14-47, Green 5-31, Thompson 922, Aistatt 6-15. DiKar 1-12. Hsbert 9-13-0-66, 6-15-0-90. Tampa Bay, Dilfar 11- 41J5-0-172, WelrJon 6-9-0-68, Holcomb 2- os (Attack) 6-7) at Cincinnati 6-3), 1:15 p.m.

Frartcbco (Watson 7-9) al St Louis Osbome9-8), 1:15 p.m. New York (Clark 10-9) at Florida M.V»ld»s 0-0), 335 m. Colorado 1 -2) at Atlanta (Smoltz Games os Angeles at Cincinnati, 6:35 p.m. illanla at Philadelphia, 6:35 p.rn Houston at MonUeal, 6:35 p.m. Chicago at New York, 6:40 p.m.

Only games scheduled ASTROS 3, PHILLIES'! HOUSTON PHILA hW ab hW Cngfosicf 3000 Oterad 3010 BLHnU cf 0000 Mmdnl 2b 4 0 0 0 4010 JKeriesil 4120 Bgwell 1b 4000 Zeile 1b 3011 DBellrf 4010 Sntiagoc 4010 May If 4110 Rolan 3b 4020 Miller ss 4111 MMtnzrf 4000 SplersSb "4120 Stockerss 4010 4012 Schllng 3000 )rateKpr 0000 Incvglapri 1000 WWgnr 0000 2010- ierryph 1010 XHmdz 0 0 0 0 EseKoc 1000 JS 3 9 3 Total! 34 1 8 1 Houston 030 000 Philadelphia 000 010 1, Philadelphia 2. Philadelphia 8.2B—May (7), Spiers (6), Manwaring (7), Berry (29), Jetferiss (10), Stocker Houston Hampton W.9-"? 6 XHemanfez 2 0 WWagner 1 0 NATIONAL CONFERENCE EM! 60 '12' -'40 .33 Dallas Philadelphia N.Y. Giants Arizona Contnl Green Bay Detroit Tampa Bay. Minnesota Chicago West Carolina St. Louis New Orleans San Francisco 0 Atlanta 0 .500 PF PA .41 66 39 -33 51 54 '0, .500 0 .500 0 .000 42 3 ..24 56 26 35 12 1 0 .500 58 52 1 .500 -27 26 2 0 32 76, .1 0 .000 20 2 .000 1.7 35 Ttiuraday'a Philadelphia 30, New York Jets 16 Seattle 24, Oakland Buffalo 35, Minnesota Friday 1 Detroit, SL Louis 17; Jacksonville 1 Saturday's Games Baltimore 37, New York Giants 27 Tampa Bay Houston 16, 1 Kansas Cfry 42.

New Orleans 6 Denver 40, Carolina 28 San Diego at San Cincinnati at Arizona (n)' Games Miami at Chicago, hoort (NBC) Pittsburgh at Greeri'Bay -7 p.m. (TNT) Monday's New England at Dallas, 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 15 Oakland at Atlanta, 7p.m. (ESPN) 16 i at Houston, 7 p.m.

r. Cincinnati's! Washington, 7p.m.' Saturday, Aug. 17- Tampa Bay at 5p.m. Grean Bay at Baltimore, p.m. Seattle p.m.

Buffalo at p.m- Chicago at p-rrr. 1 St. Louis at Kansas p.m.,' New York Giants at New York Jets, p.m. Dallas, 7 p.m-'(FOX)"'-;' i Arizona at San Diego; 9 p.mX; Sunday, Aug. 18 Philadelphia at New'England.

noon (NBC) San Francisco at Jacksonville, 7 p.m. (TNT) Monday, Aug. 19 Minnesota at (ABC) Oilers 16, Colts 12 Indianapolis 0, 3 9 0 Houston 3 .3 0 10 First Quarter Del Greco 21" Second Quarter Greco 45 Blanchard 55 Third Quarter BlancHard 30 INDr-FG Blanchard 37- 33 Fourth Quarter Del Greco 37, 2 pass from" Hollas Greco kick) Emanuel 4-46, T.arown 4-25. Ty.Johnson 2-24, Huntley 2-13. Mathls 1-13, Preston 1-6.

Tampa Bay, Copeland 4- "lI'syAlstott 2-18, Ellison 2-17, Harris 215; WiTsontl-30, Tr.Johnson 1-16. Sialen 1-12; Marshal! 1-10, Holmes 1-9, Satindars.1-7. Harper 1-6, Lester 1-4, Armstrong MISSED FIELD Andersen 42, 27. Tampa Bay, Husted Ravens 37, Giants 27 'BaHimore 5 14 15 3 New York 0 13 7 7 First Quarter Stover 26. 8:17.

Bratzke snaps ball out of end zone, 14:07. Second Quarter 16 run (Stover kick), 3:15. me 94 kickoff return (Daluiso 3:33. 21 pass from Maddox (pass Jailed), 9 pass from Testaverde -(Sloverkick), 14:48. Tnltd Quarter 3 run (Hunter pass from 84 punt return (Stover 9:58.

37 pass from White (Mare Fourth Quarter Stover 21,6:40. 6 pass from Kanell '(bafufcw kick), 14:55. WSSffot Holmes (McGrifO, by Wohleis (EYoung). Msals; First, Reikar; Second, DeMuth; Third, Darling. MARLINS9.METS6 NCWYCflK FLORIDA tb bi Uhnsncf 5120 5120 Espriza 36 5 2 3 0 ERnira ss 4220 Gilkey II 4011 Shfrield rf 5344 Hndley '5131 Tvrz rf 0000 Baerrja 1b 3 0 1 2 Conine If 4010 Ptgnalb 1 1 1.0 DvWhlcf 3221 Ochoarf 5110 Clbmnlb 4133 Allonzo2b 4 1 1 Pnditon3b 4,0 1 1 Ordnzss 4031SWdallc PWlsn 1000 Happ 2000 Byid 1000 -TMthw 1000 Everert ph 1000 Powell 0000 DiPoto 0000 Heredia 0000 Tmbrlnph 1000 Orstilakph 1000 DHenry 0 0 0 0 Nen 0000 Totals 40 616 6 Totals 37 915 9 New York 102 001 Florida 124 000 (9).

Himdtey (7), AHonzo (6). 2. York 9, Florida 6. 2B-Hundtey (21), Baerga (1), Ochoa (13), Sheffield (26). (1).

Sheffield (33). 2 (2), ERenleria (6). DvWh'rta 2 (4). Baerga. RER BBSO Philadelphia Schiliing U5-5 3315 9 9 Schilling 2.

Hampton. Hnme, Hohn; Rapuano; Second. Davis; Third, Hernandez. 2:35. 18,486 CARDINALS 7, GIANTS 1 SAN FHAN ST.

LOUIS ab hbl ab hbl Benard 4010 OSmith ss 4220 4030LnMrdcf 4334 4000 Gant If 3010 0000 BJrdn rf 4011 4010 Mabrylb 3000 HWIkns 1b 2 0 0 0 Gaetfi 3b 4010 McCrryph 1000 Shatferc 4110 4010 AIicea2b 4000 3000 AnSns 3111 0000 Galtego ph 1000 1 0 0 0 Fossasp 0000 MuelrSb GKiil ri Creek Bondsif New York PWilson L.4-B Byrd DiPolo DHenry Florida Rapp W.6-12 TeMathews Powell Haredia' Nen S.22 IP ER BB SO 2X 5:4 1 Adams pitched to 1 latter In the 7th. Marr'aon; First, Bametl; Sacond, Clark; Third, Culbreth, TIGERS 13, YANKEES 7 "DETROIT new YORK hW ab hbl Hastoy 2b 5 1 3 4 DJeter ss 4 1 2 1 Asmus 4100 Boggs 3b 4121 FryrrmSb 5331 BeWmscf .4101 Sierrarf 4 2 10 Flelderdh '3110 TCIarklb. 4 2 2 3 TMrlnzlb 4022- EWlmsrJIi '5101 Strwbrlf 3011 Nevlnll 2000 Duncan2b 4221 Hognsnll '2110 Leyritzc 3 V2 0 ACdenoss 5234 GaWmsrl 4000 Baneecf 2000 totals 38131313 Totals 33 712 7, Detroit 100 480 New York 005 110 (1). 1. 6, New York 6.2B-Fryman (24), TMartinez (23).

(3), Fryman (17). ACedeno (5), Duncan (5). (1), ACedeno. (1), Slrawberry (1), GeWilliams (6): S-8artee. DJeler, BeWilltams, Strawberry.

IP ER BBSO Detroit Nitkowski .3 866 2 RLewisW.3-5 3112 MMyers 0 0 0 '0 Eischen 1 1 000 Olson 1 0 000 New York Key 4K 9 992 Wickman 2X 33 3 Polley 2111.1 First downs flushes-yards Passing Punt Returns tekoff Returns Interceptions Ret. Lost pjints i-V Fiirrfctes-Lost of Possession Bal 29 43-177 250 2-115 2-48 1-29 24-37-1 1-0 1-59 3-2 6-45 40:40 NY 12 16-48 193 1-1 6-188 1-8 18-32-1 1-11 4-49 4-1 5-47 19:20 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Byner 7-47, 'VMriWr-iam Hoard 12-37, Powers 4- 2S.xiardrWr.3-14, Testaverrie 1-12, Zeter York, WhHa 2-18, Hamp1ori4-8, Ellas'4-7, Kanell 1-5, 1), Horah Firstdowns Hushes-yards 11 Passing 'Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Sacked-Yards Lost Punts Fumbtes-Lost' Pehatties-Yards Time of Possession', IND 12 i 16-36-p' -'5-35 2523 HOU 20 27-69 11 ''MS 2-0 6-45 34:37 INDIVIDUAL STATTSTieS Grace Harbaugh 1 -14, Bell 1 -11, Crockett 2-10, Faulk2-4, Milne 2-4, Workman Warren 3-(minus 5). Houston. Thomas8- 6-17, Archie 3-12, McNalr 1- 6, A. Davis 6-5.

Hollas 2-(rninus 4). Harmon 1-(minus 3). Justin 7-14-0 107, Erickson 5-11-066, Harbaugh 3-8-0 49, Bell 1-3-0 11, Cawley 0-0-0 Houston.McNair16-3i-1185,Hollas5-^. 5-0 68. Chandler 2-3-033.

RECEIVINGn-lrtdianapolis, Stock 5-57: 3-21, Bailey 38, Sluttker 1-36, Malhls f-15, Slableiri 1-5. Houston, Russel 5-69; Sanders ,33, Strong'2-26, Runnrngi-ia, Rrtan 2- 14. Archie 2-8, 1 5, MISSED FIELD Blanchard Broncos 40, Panthers 28. Carolina 7 7 Denver 7 20''3 10 Rrsl Quarter 4 pass from Collins (Kasay kick), 7:25. 13:57.

Second Quarter 5 pass from Collins kick), 3:20. 3 run (Elam kick), 6:13. 5 pass from Elway (Elam kick), 7:32. Elam 44,14:30. Third Quarter 11 pass from Beuerlain (Kasay kick), Fourth Quarter 3 njn (Lauderkick).

:30.,, run (Elam kick), Rrstdowns Rushes-yards Passing- Punt Returns- Kickoff Returns InterceptiohsRet. Sacked- Yards Lost Punts- Thne Poisesslon 1-flU- Testaverde Zeier 8-11 Montgomery New York. Maddox, White Kanell Jackson Gardner 438, Alexander 3-34, Ethridge 2-17. Byner 2-16. Bishop 1-22.

1-18, Hoard 1-15, Kinchon 1 7, Hartley 1-6. Hunter 1-5, 1-4. New York, Toomer4-79, Douglas 2-28. Grenier2-25, Marshall 212, Saxlon 2-9, Hampton 2-8, T.Lewis 121, Kozlowski 1-9, Pierce 1-7, Ellas 1-6. FIELD COLLEGE FOOTBALL USA TODAY-CNN Top 25 The USATODAY CNN football preseason coaches' poll, with first-place votes in paren- 1995 records, total points based on .25 points for a firsi-place vote through one point for a 25tli-place vote, and previous ranking: Record Pts Pv ''I: Nebraska (47) 12-0-0 1,524 1 2.

Tennessee (6) 11-1-0 1,398 2 3. Ro'rWa State (6) 10-2-0 1,376 5 12-1-0 1.364 3 10-2-0 1,231 4 6. Southern Cal 1,121 11 9-3-0 1,094 13 -8. Psnn Stale 9-3-0 '983 12 g.Teitas 10-2-1 968 14 10. Ohio Slate 11-2-0 958 8 fl.

Michigan 9-4-0 866 19 12. Texas ASM 9-3-0 774 15 .13. Syracuse 9-3-0 743 16 14. Alabama 8-3-0 603 15. Virginia Tech 10-2-0 562 9 '16.

Miami, Fla. B-3-0 527 17; Auburn 8-4-0 432 21 18. Kansas State 10-2-0 407 6 19. Northwestern 10-2-0 363 7 20. Louisiana Stale 7-4-1 359 25 21.

Virginia 9-4-0 347 17 7-4-1 346 23-CIemson B-4-0 282 24. Kansas 10-2-0 256 10 25. Iowa 8-4-0 190 22 Others receiving votes: Arizona Stale 187. 'North CarolHia 112, Ulah 94, Brigrmm Young "l)3xOf'egor)'81, Wisconsin 81, San Diego State 60. Ttxas Tech 59, East Carolina 58, GeorgiaTectMS, Georgia35, UCLA31, West Virginia 23, Baylor 14, Oklahoma 13, Auriliass Lmpkin Dewey DJonescf Cnizaro2b 3111 VnLjmp 1000 Butlstap 1000 Deekerc 1000 Totals 33 1 7 1 34 710 6 San Francisco 010 000 St.Louli 102 400 7 Wuellsr (2), VnLandngham 2 (2).

St. Louis 1. San Francisco 6, St. Louis 6. Lankford (25), BJordan (27), Sheafier- (9).

Caniiaro (1), Lanklord (19). Can! (4). IP ER BBSO SanFnndsco Vnlgm L.6-13 3X 6 65 32 Baulista 2K 3 1100 Dewey 11 0001 Creefc 1 0 0002 SI. Louis 86 1119 Fossas 1 1 0001 VnLandngham. Umpires Home, Gorman; First, Winters; Second, Potter; Third, Wendetstedt.

226. DODGERS 7, REDS 5 LOS ANGELES CINCINNATI ab hbl ub hbl Hlncfswlf 5232 LHm'sSb 3100 Curt'scf 5100 Morris 1b 5210 Piazza 3111 Larkinss 0100 Karros 1b 4121 Mitehll II 3012 Mndsirl 5000 EOwnspr 0000 4111 EDavisd 3123 Guthriep 0000 RSndrsrf 4000 TdWrl 0000 Boone 2b 4010 BuschSb 3000 JOIiverc 3000 Gagness 3122 Service 0000 Nomop 2000 Saboph 1000 Osunap 0000 Sliawp. 0000 Castro2b 1 0 0 0 Burba 1 0-00 ,1 000 JRuffinp :0 0. 0 0 Tbnsee 2010 35 7 9 7 Total! 30 5 6 5 LdAngeln 410 002 Cincinnati 000 004 LHarris (3). DPr-Los Angeles 1.

Los Angetes 7, Cincinnati 1 0. HoHandsworth (17), Morris (21). Karros (1). Holiandsworth (8), EDavis (20). Larkin (31), EOwens (15), HSanders (20).

LHarris (4). Nomo. Piazza, MDchall. IP ER BB SO Los Angeles 3 4475 Osuna 1 1101 Guthrie 22 0011 TdWorrell 100021 Cincinnati Burba 5 6 51 34 JRuffin 1 1 2210 Service 210001 Shaw 11 0000 Osuna pitched to 1 batter in the 7lh. by TdWorrell (Larkin).

Home, Froemming; Firsl, Barron; Second, Williams, Third, Hirschbeck, 3:12. 33.B30 TeMathews pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. DiPoto (DvWhile). Gregg; First, Davidson; Second, Gibbons; Third, Bonin. PADRES 6, PIRATES 2 SAN DIEGO PITTSBURGH ab ab bl RHdsnrt 5 1 4 O'Alnwthd '4010 Dscnzocf 3000 Mardnlf 5000 Cnfrccoph 1 0 1 1 King2b 5-110 Rnleyd .1111 MJhnsnlb 3121 CminrtiSti 3'0 0 0 DCIarkrl 3000 eVghn II 4112 Ptesac 0000 Joynerlb 511 0 MWIknp 0 0 a 0 Flherty -4010 Hayes 3b 4010 CGmezss 3 0 1 1 JBellss 3011 JoReed2b 3 0 0 Kendall 4020 DVerasp 0000 Neaglep 2010 Lvngslph .1000 Kngeryrf 1000 Hrmns 0 0 0 0 Twlabrp 2000 Shipley2b 2220 Total! 37 612 5 Totals 34 2 9 2 San Diego 000 020 Pittsburgh 000 002 (16), Tewksbury (1), Kendall (11).

Diego 1, Pittsburgh 1. San Diego 8, Prttsburgh 10.2B-Finley (35), Raherty (8), King (25). (3). (18), Jcynar (4), JAllensworth (3), MJohnson (4). (12).

Neagle. IP ER BBSO San Dtego Tewksbury 68 2214 2 0 00 13 Hermanson .11 0000 Pfttsbiirjn Neagle 7 6 2213 Plesac U3-4 0 3 21 10 MWilkins 23 2222 Tewksbury pitched to 1 batter in She 7th, Plesac pitched to 4 batters in the Bth. Tewksbury (JAKenswortri). Tewksbury. Bell; FTrsl, Hallion; Second, Montague; Third, Pontino.

American League standings East Division Pel. GB 68 New York Baltimore Boston Toronto Detroit Central DMslon Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Milwaukee Kansas City West Division 47 ..591 55 v.522' SB- 53 42' 74 71 64 56 55 54 46 53 59 63 63 Pet. .607 .547 .487 .466 .462 65 60 5B 52 Pet. .556 .526 .492 .452 GB 7 14 GB Nitkowski pitched ID 2 batters In the A Welko; First, Brinkman; Second, Kaiser; Third, Ccusins. ORIOLES 13, WHITE SOX 4 BALTIMOfVi CHICAGO hbl hbl RAImr2b 5233 DaMtnzrf 4 0.1 0 Hmndstt 6 4110 CRpkenss 5 2 2 2 FThrnsIb 3123 RPmro 1b 5 1 2 2 VnturaSb 4000 Boniila rt "4 1 0 0 Mouton If 4 1 1 0 Surh6H3b 4000 Bainesdh 4010 0101 DLewiscf.

3 .0 0-1 Murray dh 4234 Krkvcec 3000 Hoilesc- 4.1 2 0 Guillen ss '3110 Dvrauxcf -t 2-1 1 41131413 Totals' 32474 BaHimore 000 030 Chicago Oil 002 7, Chicago 3.2B—RAlomar (29), Hammonds (10), CRipken RPalmeiro (17), Murray (16), Devsreaux (7), FTtiomas (25). Mouton (3). (6). DLewis. IP RER BBSO Baltimore Mussina W.14-8 75i 6 4 A 15 1M 0000 Chicago Alvarez U14-6 7 9 5513 LThomas' 0 0 0 1 0 Karchner 3 6632 Darwin 2 2210 Alvarez pitched to 3 batters in the 8th.

Phillips; First, Roe; Second, DiMuro; Third, Scott. RED SOX 3, BREWERS 2 BOSTON MILWAUKEE ab hbl ab hbl Bragg 3220 Ljstachcf 4000- Frye2b 4132 CirilloSb 4000 MVghnlb 40 00 Seteerdri 4020 Jffrsondh 4 0 01 Nilssonrf 4130 Stanteyc 4000 Jahalb 3112 Gmwl! If 4000 Huise rf 0000 Tinsteylf 0 0 0 0 JsVlmnss 4000 NhringSb 3000 Nwfldlf 4000 O'Leryrf 3 0 0 0 Vtna2b 4020 Rdrgezss- 300 0 Mlrienyc 3000 Mfeske ph 1000 Totals 32 3 5 3 Totals 35 2 8 2 Boston 102 000 Milwaukee 200.000—2 (3)," JsVaJentin (29). 3. Milwaukee 7. (25).

SB-Bragg (6), Hulse (2), Vina (12). ER BBSO Boston -9 8 Milwaukee BdredU2-2 74 3 3 13 Florie 2 1 0 .0 02 O'Nora; Rrst. Cooper; Second, Cederstromr Third, Garcia. 2:14. David Edwards, Drvid Ogrin Miguel Jimenez Brad Faxqn JirhFuryk Tom Watson Joey Sindelar, Tommy Nakajima Mark Calcavecchla Glen Day CbreyPavIn Michael Bradley Billy Mayfalr DA.

Weibrino John Morse Fuzzy Zoellsr Emlyn Aubrey Fred Funk MarhOMeara Scott McCarrpn' ranWoos'nam Paii! Azinger. Willie Wood Phil Blackmar Dan Forsman. Paul Stankowski Jeff Sluman Gil Morgan Payne Stewart Neal Lancaster David Duval Fred Couples Alexander Cejka Steve Strieker, Lee Rinher Costantino Jim Gallagher Bop Boyd Nolan Henke Ben Crenshaw Nick Faldo John Cook John Adams Joel Edwards Woody Austin JeffMaggerl Wayne Grady Craig Parry Slu Ingraham MarlcWiBbe Howard Clark Marco Dawson PaulGoydos--. Ernie Els Bemhard Larigar John Reeves Satoshi Higashi -69-72-71 21 2r 213 213' 5 215 216' '74-71 8 72-71 218 LPGA Plng.scores Mass. Scores Saturday after the third rouhd ol the $500,000 LPGA Ping Welch's Championship on the par Blue Country Club course: Karris Webb'.

Emilee Klain Meg Mallon Alice Rteman Liselotte Neumann Gail Graham Lorie Kane 71-69-68-7208 72 69-70-70-7-209 3M TA 12 Tennis 12, Stanford 11, Arkansas 10, Cotojado Stale 9, Louisville 9, Toledo 9, Boston-College Michigan State 6, Southern Mississippi 6, Houston 5. Miami, Ohio 5, 'Giricirmafi 3, Fresno State 3, Mississippi State 2, Cekpa 1, Chrintian 1. Baseball MAJOR LEAGUES 'National League standings East Division Atlanta Montreal York Florida' Philadelphia Central Division CUBS 3, EXPOS 2 CHICAGO MONTREAL ab hbi ab hbl McRaed 5230 Grdzlnss 4010 Sndbrg2b 4000 Lnslng2b 3010 Grace 1b 4120 Floyd 1b 4000 Sosarf 4 0 0 0 Alouri 3130 Gnzalazlf 3010 DFIchrc 4111 ModanSb 2012 RWhited- 4020 LGmezSt) 1000 Sntnglolf 4020 Huston 4000 SlvestriSb 2000 JHmdzss 3000Stnkwc3b 2001 FCstllop 3000 Urblnap 0000 TAdmsp 0000 Obandoph 1000 Casianp 0000 Daalp 0000 Snchezph 0000 HRdrgzph 1000 Wndell 0000 Dyer 0000 Totals 33 3 7 2 Totals 32 210 2 Chicago 200 000 Montreal COO 000 (5), Stankiewicz (3). 2, Montreal 1. 9, Montreal 6.

2B-McRae (26), RWhite (9). (2). (7). (2). Sanchez, Lansing, Urbina.

IP RER BBSO Chicago FCastitlo 6 2 2 04 TAdams 1X 20001 0 0011 Wendell 1 0 0001 Montreal Urbina 57 2246 Daal 200001 Dyer L.5-5 20 1000 FCasMo pitched to 2 baiters In the 7th. Dyer (JHemandez). Kellogg; First, West; Second, Layn'e; Third, Rungs. Texas Seattle Oakland California Friday's Games Boston 9. Milwaukee game Boston 4, Milwaukee game Detroit 5, New York 3 Texas 5.

Toronto 4 Chicago 4, Baltimore 3,10 innings Kansas Minnesota 6, Seattle 5 Cleveland 10. Oakland 4 Saturday's Games Detroit 13, New York 7 Texas 12, Toronto 1 Oakland 5, Cleveland 1 Baltimore 13, Chicago 4 Boston 3, Milwaukee 2 Kansas City at California (n) Minnesota at Seattle (n) Sunday's Games Texas (Burkett 0-0) at Toronto (Hanson 10-13), 12:05 p.m. Detroit (Lira 6-9) at New York (Rogers 95), 12:35 p.m. Baltimore (Erickson 6-10) at Chicago (Tapani 10-6), 1:05 p.m. Boston (Clemens 4-11) at Milwaukee (McDonald 10-6).

1:05 p.m. Cleveland (Lopez 2-3) at Oakland (Wasdin 6-5). 3:05 p.m. Kansas City (Belcher 11-6) at California (D.Springer 1-1). 3:05 p.m.

Minnesota (Radke 7-13) at Seattle (Wells 11-4). 335p.m. Monday's Games Milwaukee at Baltimore, 6:35 p.m. Boston at Toronto. 6:35 p.m.

New York at Chicago, 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Texas, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland at California. 9:05 p.m. Minnesota at Oakland, 9:05 p.m.

Kansas City at Seattle, 9:05 p.m. RANGERS 12, BLUE JAYS 1 TEXAS TORONTO ab ab Hmtoncf 6230 Nixoncl 4120 IRdrgzc 4220 TParez2b 3000. Bufordrt 1000 Samuel dh 3010 Greerll 5223 Carter 1b 4000 JGnzlzrf 4220 SprgueSb 4020 Vaile 6 0000 Brmfld rt 3001" WCIarMb 3 1 12 O'Brien 4 0 1.0 Palmer3b 5335 RPereztf 4010 TWelondh 4021 AGnzlzss 3000 McLmr2b 5021 Elsterss Totals 42121712 Totals du Maurier results Results Saturday from the $1.3 million du Maurier Open women's tennis championships (seedings in parentheses): Singles Semtlinals. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (2), Spain, def. Kimberly Po, Roiling Hills, 6-0, 64.

Monica Seles (1), Sarasota, def. Yayuk Basuki, Indonesia. 6-0, 6-3. Doubles Semifinals Sanchez Vicario and Larisa Neiland, Latvia (1). def.

Gabriela Sabatini, Argentina, and Brenda Schute- McCarthy, Netherlands (3), 7-5, 6-2. ATP Championship results MASON, Ohio Results Saturday from the ATP Championship men's tennis tournament at the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center. Singles Semifinals Andre Agassi (6). Las Vegas, def. Thomas Muster (2), Austria, Michael Chang, Henderson, def.

Thomas Enqvist, Sweden. 6-1. 2-6, 6-2. 22-100 A-JO -4-36 24 '31-146 261 i-10 3-2': 12-75 35:05 70 63 55 54 48 63 62 56 57 51 L. 45 52 63 63 69 54 55 56 5S 66 Pet.

.609 .548 .466 .462 .410 Pet .538 .530 .500 .496 .436 GB 17 23 GB Pet .538 .526 .517 .426 GB 2K 13 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS M.Smrtti 9-57, Phllyaw 10-21 2-19, Stouttw 1-3. Denver, Graver 6-56, 10-39, T.Davis 6-25, 5-21, Lewis 3-5, Eiwayi-o. CoWns 8-21-3-96, 57 58 .496 5 Pittsburgh 51 66 .436 12 West Dlv Won SanDwoo'v 64 55 Colorado 61 55 Lac Angeles 60 56 San Francisco 49 66 Friday's Games Horida 2, New York 1,10 Innings Houston 5. Philadelphia 1 Chicago 11, Montreal 9 San Diego 4. Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 9, Los Angeles 4 Colorado 6, Atlanta 4 'San Francisco 8, St.

Louis 6' Gamni Colorado 9, Atlanta 7,10 innings Houston 3, PhUadelphla 1 Angeles 7, Cincinnati -San Dtego 6. Prttsburgh 2 Florida 9, New York 6 CWpaflO Montreal 2 St. San Francisco 1 Diego (Tl.Worrell 7-5) al Prttsburgh 'tParris 0-2), 12:35 p.m. Houston (Kile 9-6) st Priiladelphia (Mk.Wiliaini 4-8), 12:35 p.m. Chicago (Trachtal 10-6) at Montreal 12-7).

12:35 p.m. ROCKIES 9, BRAVES 7 (10) COLORADO ATLANTA ab hbl ab hbl EYng2b 4121 Grssomcf 4110 OMCrk cf 5 1 1 0 Gvnla ss 512 Burks If 4111 CpJnes3b 5 1 3 Bchetlerf 5110 McGrfMb 31 1 Glrrgatb 5223 Klesko If 4 1 0 CaslillaSb 5111 Whiten rf 2 1 1 Owens 2100 McMd 0000 Bates ph 1000 EdPrez ph 1010 SRecdp 0 0 0 0 Blliardpr 0000 VndrWl ph 1 0 0 0 Dye rt 1000 BRuffin 0000 JLopez 4100 Weiss 3110 MrdcaiZb 4010 fiynosop 2000 Wadep 1000 Holmes 0000 Brwskl 0000 Ukanlcp 0000 DwSmlrf 2000 JeReedc 0000 Ctontzp 0000 Borbcnp 0000 Vfliters 1000 Totali 37 9 9 6 37 7 8 7 Colorado 022 210 000 Atlanta 000 060 100 Klesko reached first on catcher's interference. (7), Owens (8), CpJonos (13), Whiten (9), JLopez (5). 1, Atlanta t. 5, Atlanta EYoung (16), Bichette (31), Klesko (18).

Grtssom (8). HR-Burks (31), Galarraga2 (33), (29), CpJones (25), MoGrifl (23). SB-EYoung (41). CS-Grissom (10). S- JeReed.

IP ER BB SO Colorado Roynoso 56643 Holmes 154 0 0 0 32 Leskanic 1 2 1110 21 0 '1 1 1 0 0001 Atlanta Wade 3X 464 44 Borowskl IK 2 1 1 0 2 Doubles Semifinals Sandon Stolle, Australia and Cyril Suk, Ciechostavakia. del. Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, Calif, and Richey Renebsrg, Minneapolis, 6-3, 6-1. Mark Knowles, Bahrain, and Daniel Nestor (3), Canada, def. Wayne Ferreira, Soulh Africa, and Jan Siemerink (B), Monte Carlo, 6-3, 6-2.

Soccer Major League Soccer Eastern Conference Tampa Bay D.C. NY-NJ. New England Columbus Western Conference LSOWPts GFGA 10 .0 39 47 39 14 1 28 45 44 11 3 24 27 29 11 6 21 28 34 3-18 43 55 32 1 7 1 Texas 402 110 Toronto 100 000 E-O'Brien (2). 2. 9, Toronto B.

(22), Palmer (21), O'Bn'en (15). (13), Palmer 2 (27). SB-Hamilton (12). IP ER BBSO Texas 76 1143 Heredia 2. 10 0 02 Toronto Guzman L.9-8 5 9 8 83 3 Brow 4 44 13 Guzman (IRodrkjuez).

Ford; Rrst. Meriwether; Second, Evans; Third, McCoy. ATHLETICS 5, INDIANS 1 CLEVELAND OAKLAND ib hbl ab hbl Lofton'cf 5000 Hrerad .4.2 2 2 Vrzquelss 4010 Giambi rf 4010 Thome 3b 2 1 1 1 Mshore 0000 Belle dh 4000 BroslusSb 4000 MRmrzrf 4030McGwr1b 3100 Gilestt 3010 Berroadh 4110 KenUb 3000 Stnbchc 3123 Cndeleph 1 0 0 0 Stairs rf 3000 Penac 3000 Young 1000 Bmtz ph -1000 TBtsta 2b 3000 Vzcalnp2b 4020 Bordickss 3010 34 1 8 1 32 5 7 5 Cleveland 000 001 Oakland 101 300 (14), (9). 2. 9, Oakland 5.2B— MRamirez (31), Berroa (23).

(4). (23), Herrera2 (6), Steinbaoh (28). (1). IP ER BB SO Cleveland 87 55 28 Los Angeles Dallas Kansas City -San Jose Colorado 12 11 11 9 LSOWP13 GFGA 9 15 3 39 43 31 4 37 40 34, 2 35 49-50 1 28 33 34 1 28 41 46 NOTE: Three points for vidory, one point for shootoutwinandzeropointsforloss. Saturday's Games Columbus 3, D.C.

2 Dallas 2, Tampa Bay 1 Sunday's Games Los Angeles al Kansas City. 2 p.m. al Colorado. 3 p.m. New England at San Jose, 6 p.m.

Wednesday's Games New England al 630 p.m. Columbus at Dallas, 730 p.m. Golf PGA Championship scores LOUISVILLE, Ky. Scores Saturday after the third round of tho 78th PGA Championship, on tha par-72 Valhalla Golf Club course Russ Cochran Mark Brooks vljay Singh Steve Elkington Nick Price Phil Mickelson Mike'Brisky Jesper Pamevlk Greg Norman Kenny Parry Justin Leonard Rpcco Mediate Larry Mize' Lee Janzeh Per Johansson Curtis Strange Tom Lehman Tommy Tolles Tim Herron Danielle Ammaccapane Barb WhHehead Tammle Green Pearl Sinn NanclBowen Rosie Jones Missie Berteotti- 6B Janet Anderson Melissa McNamara KrisTschetter Terry-Jo Mysrs Laura Baugh SlefaniaCrocs- Beth Daniel Marianne-Morris KimSaiki Penny Hammel Wendy Ward Michele Redman Pat Bradley Deb Richard Tracy Hanson Jenny Lid back Hiromi Kobayashi VickiGoetze iVal Skinner Kris ffcnaghari Sally Litlle Carin Koch Laurie Brower- Amy Fruhwirth Michelle Est'ill 'MttziEdgs MoiraDunn VickiFergon Stephanie Maynor Missie McGeorge- Becky Iverson' AmyBe'ni LetaUndtey Tracy Kerdyk ,71 Lau rie Rin ker-Graham, 72-71 Sue Thomas Kalhy Postlewait Rhonda Reilly Dina Ammaccapane Mayumi Hirase Julie Piers Betsy King Maggie Will Denise Killeen Michel le McGann 74-71 B. Bunkcwsky Scrierbak Cindy Haley 73-73 74-r220 TaraReming Patti Liscio Caroline Keggi Cindy Schreyer.

Annette Del-uca Deborah Lee AnnaAcker-Macosko Margaret Platt Shirley Furlong Susie Redman First of America scores ADA, Mich. Scores Saturday after the second round of First of America Classic, played on the 6,909 yard, par-72 Egypt Valley Country Club course: Bobby Slrable Bruce Summertiays 67-69--136 Jimmy Powell- 69-6B -137 Dave Stockton Harry Toscano 74-64 138 Bob Murphy Frank Conner 74-66 140 Wall Morgan JimAlbus Larry Gilbert John Bland Tommy Aaron 66-74 140 TomWargo Rick Acto 72-70 1 42 Butch Baird KermitZariBy Waller Zembriski TonyJacXlin EdSneed Mike McCullough MikaHill Hobday DickRhyan Honiara Blancas BobWynn TerryCartson John Paul Cain Bruce Devlin 72-73 145 Wally Armstrong Ben Srriilh David Graham Jim Colbert v' 'Dent Ken Still 72-74 146 Rives McBee '71-75 146- Bunky Henry Larry Mowry 77-70 1 47 Dick Hendrickson 73-74 147 Dave Eichelberger 73-74 147 Masaru Amano 73-74 1 47 Jimmy Gleason Calvin Peete Bob Eastwood 7 1 1 47 Larry Lao rattr BobBetley BobDickson 75-73 148 Bob Irving Jim Wilkinson Jack Reck 74-74 148 Bob Lunn Bob Carson John Jacobs Transactions Jay Haas Patrick Burke Brian Watts. 71-70 BASEBALL Northern League DULUTH-SUPERIOR OF Tony Chanco. SIOUX FALLS 18 Dan Lewis. Relsasad 1B Paul Carey.

FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ENGLAND LB Sean Holcomb and TE Ryan McGroth. COLtEGE. SOUTHEASTERN LI Uu asshtarit volleyball coach: TENNESSEE that RB Brian Sieger has Iransferred from Alabama; WR Kevin Jackson has transferred from Cincinnati; DE Thomas Graham, Jr. has transferred from Hawaii arid LB Armond Williams haa transtsrrad from Eastern Michigan. Named Noriaki Alzawa assistant voHeyball coach.

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