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4C ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1995 FOR THE RECORD HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL 3 NFL STANDINGS GIRLS TENNIS 19. NickFald'o 18 $719,561 AREA RESULTS Erin Stremsterfer Parkway South softball player HOLES IN ONE 20. Kenny Perry 23 $701,088 78. Jay Delsing 26 $228,690 MISSOURI SECTIONALS Class 3A, Section 2 MICDS 5, John Burroughs 2 Tree Court: Rick Barnnger with a 9- 94.

Hale Irwin 14 $190,961 Iron on the 105-vard No. 9 hole. GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Tapawingo: tony West with 4-iron on the 195-vard No. 17 hole. PGA STATISTICAL LEADERS MICDS 4.

Ladue 0 (Muffy Peters 2, Paddock: Dan Behlmann with a 9- i Lauren vain, oavanne scniatiy; snut iron on the 155-yard No. 13 hole. out by Hyan Mattnews) Cor Jesu 1 Clayton 0 New Melle Lakes: Scott Jones with a pitching-wedge on the 118-yard No. 13 GIRLS GOLF noie. WORLD RANKINGS i r- MISSOURI CHAMPIONSHIP At Columbia C.C.

Par 71 First Round Team Scores Class, Position: Junior pitcher. Facts and Figures: It was Stremsterfer's pitching that got Parkway South to the Missouri Class 4A championship game Saturday, but it was her bat that helped win the game. The game was tied 3-3 with two outs in the sixth inning when Stremsterfer painted the right-field line with a hit that scored two runs. The ball rolled under the outfield fence, and Stremsterfer was awarded a ground-rule double. The top-ranked Patriots (25-4) held on for a 5-4 victory over Hannibal.

Comments: "That's just the way the game went," said coach Fred McConnell. "It was a big break for -us to get trie key hit by Erin, and that was a big break for them that it went out of the park. Having her up there to bat, what a situation. She's money in the bank." NEW YORK (AP) The world golf rankings, thiouyh Sunday, based on players' performance throughout the Visitation 364, St. Joseph's 374, Seda.

world sanctioned ov tne Movai and An ha Smith-Cotton 379, Hickman 380, Helias 398. Trenton 420. Blue cient Golf Club of St. Andrews. The ranking is computed on a three-year NATIONAL CONFERENCE tWst Pet, PF PA 6 1 0 .857 203 118 Philadelphia .4 3 0 .571 144 173 Artzona 2 5 0 .286 114 180 NT Giants ..2 5 0 .286 115 156 Washington .2 5 0 .286 153 163 Central Pet.

PF PA Tampa Bay ..5 2 0 .714 106 105 Chicago ....4 2 0 .667 169 135 Green Bay ..4 2 0 .667 133 116 Minnesota 3 3 0 .500 135 125 Petrol' 2 4 0 .333 133 137 West Pet. PF PA Rams 5 1 0 .833 138 105 Atlanta 4 2 0 .667 122 126 Sah Francisco 4 2 0 .667 154 86 i Carolina ....1 5 0 .167 105 151 Nw Orleans 1 5 0 .167 131 158 AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA Buffalo 5 1 0 .833 136 95 Indianapolis .4 2 0 .667 128 127 Miami 4 2 0 .667 175 110 New England 1 5 0 .167 69 160 Jets 1 6 0 .143 103 204 Central Pet. PF PA Cleveland ...3 3 0 .500 124 107 Pittsburgh ...3 3 0 .500 138 140 Cincinnati ...2 4 0 .333 136 145 Houston 2 4 0 .333 105 119 Jacksonville 2 5 0 .286 108 147 West Pet. PF PA SDrmas 423.

Kirksville 436. Borai rolling oasis weighted toward tne cur 436, St. Joseph Central 441, Hillcrest 441, Marouette 457. Mavsville 458, Maryville 464, Kickapoo 478, South Harrison wd. Individual Leaders rent year.

Players earn points based on tournament grade, finish and strength of field: 1. Greg Norman. Aus 22.30 2. Ernie Els. SA 16.39 3.

Nick Price, Zim 16.23 4. Bernhard Langer, Ger 16.08 5. Nick Faldo. Eng 14.59 6. Colin Montgomerie, Scot.

14.20 Jill Rosen. Greenwood 78; Julie Sabo, -h- Visitation 80; Katie Howard. Smith Cotton 84; Marci Mize, Blue Springs Ba; Linosay nenage, Mexico oa; Scoring: 1. Greg Norman, 69.06. 2, Nick Price, 69.66.

3. Steve Elkington, 69.68. 4, Ernie Els. 69.76. 5, Nick Faldo, 69.84.

6, Tom Lehman, 69.85. 7, Bob Tway, 69.91. 8, Viiay Singh, 69.99. 9, Peter Jacobsen, 70.01. 10, Davis Love III.

70.06. Driving: 1 John Daly. 289.0. 2. Davis Love III.

284.4. 3. Dennis Paulson, 283.8. 4, Vijay Singh, 283.0.' 5, Kelly Gibson, 279.3. 6.

Brett Ogle, 278.9. 7, John Adams 278.6. 8, Woody Austin, 277.3. 9. Carl Paulson, 276.8.

10, Fred Couples. 276.3. Driving Accuracy: 1. Fred Funk, 82.0. 2.

Doug Tewell. 80.3. 3, Larry Mize. 80.1. 4, Hale Irwin 80.0.

5. David Edwards, 79.7. 6. Bruce Lietzke. 79.6.

7, Bruce Fleisher, 79,1. 8 (tie). Lennie Clements and Nick Faldo. 78.5. 10, Hal Sutton, 781.

Greens In Regulation: 1, Lennie Clements. 73.1. 2, Bart Bryant, 71.4. 3 (tie). Tom Lehman.

Mark 0 Meara and Grant Waite. 71.3. 6, Scott Simpson, 71.2. 7. Kirk Tripled, 71.1.

8. Scott Gump, 71.0. 9 (tie), Dave Barr and Craig Stadler, 70.9. Total Driving: 1 Nick Price, 38. 2.

Hal Sutton, 54. 3, Peter Jacobsen, 55. 4, Greg Norman. 71.5. Grant Wane.

73. 6 (tie). Bill Glasson. Bruce Lietzke and Tom Watson. 67.

9. Craig Stadler. 101. 1 Tied With Davis Love III, 103. Putting: 1, Jim Furyk, 1.708.

2, Scott Hoch, 1.734, 3, Gene Sauers, 1.740. 4, Pete Jordan, 1.741. 5, Payne Stewart, 1.744. 6 (tie), Bob Estes and Kirk Trip-lett. 1.746.

8. Bob Tway. 1.747. 9 (tie), Paul Azinger and Steve Lowery, 1 .748. Birdie: 1 Steve Lowery.

405. 2. Jim Furyk, 404. 3, Woody Austin, 394. 4, Kirk Triplett 376.

5. Fred Funk, 369. 6, Mark Calcavecchia. 365. 7, Curt Byrum, 363.

8 (tie), Scott Hoch and Justin Leonard, 357. 10, Jim Gallagher, 353. Heather Dix, Parkway West 87; Teresa Kleffner. St. Teresa 88; Liz Uth- 7.

Corey Pavin, U.S 12.27 o. t-reo uoupies. us iz.il off, St. Joseph's 88; Chris Weilert, 9 Masashi Ozaki, Japan 10 40 Visitation 88; Jodi Oubbert. Helias 89; Kristen Albair, St.

Joseph's 91 10. Steve Elkington, Aus lu.iii 11. Jose Maria Olazabal. Soain 10.11 Laura Hutton, Hickman 91; Marisa 12. Tom Lehman, U.S 9 69 Big-Play Patriots Found Answers En Route To Title Moen, Rock Bridge 91; Gillian Wat son, Hickman 91; Jessica Whitlord, Mavsville 91: Julie Balke, Smith-Cot ton 92; Rachel Slonecker, Trenton Kansas Citv .6 1 0 .857 178 131 94; Lesley Bradley.

Other St. Louis Scores 13. Vijay Singh, Fiji 8.62 14. Davis Love III. U.S 8.22 15.

Lee Janzen. U.S 8 22 16 Mark McCumber, U.S 8.18 17. Sam Torrance, Scot 8.09 18. Loren Roberts. U.S 7.75 19.

David Frost. S.A 7.67 20. Peter Jacobsen, U.S 7.42 21. Scott Hoch. U.S .7.34 By Michael "Roxy" Roxborough BASEBALL Favorite Odds Underdog MARINERS 7V4-8V2 Indians NFL Thursday Favorite Points Underdog STEELERS 7Vj Bengals Sunday Favorite Points Underdog Dolphins NL JETS PACKERS 4 Vikings BEARS 7 Oilers Lions 1 REDSKINS BUCS 3 Falcons BROWNS Jaguars Saints 3'2 PANTHERS Chargers NL SEAHAWKS 49ers NL RAMS BRONCOS 2 Chiefs RAIDERS 8 Colts Monday Favorite Point Underdog Bills 1 PATRIOTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday Favorite Points Underdog SYRACUSE Virginia Va Tech RUTGERS BOST.

13'2 Army Virginia IV2 TEXAS Colorado 24V2 IOWA ST GEORGIA 9 Kentucky MICHIGAN ST 7 Minnesota CAROLINA 18 Vanderbilt CINCINNATI 3 Memphis Miami-Fla 14 PITTSBURGH OHIO ST 22 Purdue Clemson 2 MARYLAND DUKE Pikm NC State CAROLINA 24 Wake Forest FLORIDA ST 32 GaTech Michigan 15 INDIANA Texas 3 BAYLOR NEBRASKA 24 Kansas St Wisconsin 2 N'WESTERN BYU 7'2 Wyoming MISSOURI 1 Oklahoma St CAROLINA 17 Temple COL.ST 12 New Mexico Penn St 4V2 IOWA UTAH 2 Air Force Use 3'2 NOTRE DAME OKLAHOMA 5V2 Kansas Alabama 6 MISSISSIPPI TEXAS TECH 16 Rice TCU 17 Tulane UcIa 3 STANFORD California 1 OREGON ST HOUSTON 2 Smu LSU 28 North Texas OREGON 6 Wash St Washington 1 ARIZONA COLUMBIA 6 Yale Princeton 5 HARVARD Toledo 1 BOWL GREEN MICHIGAN 21 Kent PENN 8V2 Brown AUBURN 37 Michigan BALL ST 6V2 Michigan Nev-Reno 13 LA TECH SW LOUIS. 10 Pacific AKRON 1 Ohio N. MEX.ST 4 Utah St SAN DIEGO ST 23 San Jose St NHL Favorite Goals Underdog REDWINGS 1V2-2 Flames Rangers even-'2 ISLANDERS Blackhawks even-'2 PANTHERS DEVILS 2-2V2 Oilers MAPLE LEAFS 1-1 V2 Sharks BLUES I-IV2 Bruins JETS V4-1 Lightning STARS '2-1 Capitals Katie Corry, Parkway West 95; Margar Oakland ....5 2 0 .714 183 106 Denver 4 3 0 .571 161 116 San Diego 3 4 0 .429 113 137 Seattle 2 4 0 .333 106 140 et neioger, st. josepn Cindy Marlin. Parkway West 97; Brianne Bamberger, Visitation 98; 22.

Seve Ballesteros. SDain 7.21 Sarah Turcotte, Visitation 98: Rachel Boehmer, Nerinx Hall 100; Anne Kor- denbrock, St Joseph 100; Susie Street, St. Joseph 102; Taletha 23. Ben Crenshaw. 7.15 24.

Phil Mickelson. U.S 712 25. Constantino Rocca, Italy 7.05 26. Fuzzy Zoeller, U.S 6.90 27. Jay Haas, U.S 6.69 28.

Jim Gallagher U.S 6.63 By Jeremy Rutherford Special to the Post-Dispatch Three days after winning the Missouri Class 4A state softball title, it's only a mild exaggeration to suggest that some Parkway South Patriots still haven't taken off their dusty uniforms. "We're on cloud nine right now," Parkway South coach Fred McConnell said. "This is an exciting time for the girls. It's Kleekamp, Borgia 104; Julie Hall Borgia 105: Katie Stuckenschneider, Borgia 107; Patty Coleman. Marquette 110; Andrea Helfnch, Visitation Academy 111: Darcy Brown, 29.

Mark McNultv. Afr 6.41 MONDAY'S RESULT Denver 27. Oakland 0 THURSDAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. SUNDAY, OCT.

22 San Francisco at St. Louis, noon Houston at Chicago, noon Miami at NY Jets, noon Jacksonville at Cleveland, noon New Orleans at Carolina, noon Detroit at Washington, noon Atlanta at Tampa Bay, noon Kansas City at Denver. 3 p.m. Minnesota at Green Bay. 3 p.m.

Ihdianapolis at Oakland. 3 p.m. Ean Diego at Seattle. 3 p.m. PEN DATE: Arizona, Dallas, NY Gi ants.

Philadelphia 30. Brad Faxon. U.S 6.39 31. Jeff Maggert. U.S 6.07 Marquette us Maqqie coie, war.

32. Mark Calcavecchia. U.S. 6.04 Final Softball Poll The final ranking of the top high school softball teams in the St. Louis area, as chosen for the Post-Dispatch by a panel of coaches: 1.

Parkway South 25-4 2. Warrenton 17-1 3. Wentzville 18-2 4. Lafayette 20-2 5. Eureka 21-4 6.

Hazelwood Central 21-4 7. Notre Dame 21-2 8. Francis Howell 18-9 9. Fox 18-8 10. Marquette 19-5 quette 115; Becky Hart, Lafayette 120; Daisy Olivo, Borgia 120; Ellen 33.

Payne Stewart, U.S 5.99 34. Tom Watson, U.S 5.97 35. Bob Estes. U.S 5.76 Hicnardson, borgia l), Amy btortz Marquette 120; Lisa Lenich. Mar NBA PRESEASON quette 132; Lynn Hawley, Lafayette not that often that they get this kind of attention from their friends, family and classmates." 143.

36. Ian Woosnam. Wales 5.74 37. Bill Glasson, U.S 5.73 38. Jesper Parnevik.

Sweden 5.65 39. Michael Campbell, Anz 5.40 40. David Duval. U.S 5.38 41. Scott Simpson, U.S 5.34 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Duchesne def.

Springfield Sacred Parkway South (25-4), ranked No. 1 in BRONCOS 27, RAIDERS Heart unttin la-iz. la-a 42. Mark Meara. U.S 5.21 Festus def.

Notre Dame 8-15. 15-3, 16- 43. Bruce Lietzke. U.S 5.20 Oakland 0 0 0 00 Denver 3 11 10 327 14 the Post-Dispatch poll, beat Hannibal 5-4 in the championship game Saturday at Fountain Lakes Softball Complex. Hazelwood West def.

Parkway West 12-is, is-iz. is- PGA MONEY LEADERS First Quarter Den FG Elam 30, 2:25. Second Quarter Den FG Elam 32. 3: 17. Jefferson City def.

Hermann 15-10, 15' Monday's Results Philadelphia 121, Toronto 93 New Jersey 105. Orlando 102 Utah 114. Portland 110 Vancouver at Sacramento, night Sunday's Results Orlando 100. Detroit 96 Atlanta 107, Houston 106, OT San Antonio 1 12, Golden State 88 Sacramento 120. L.A.

Clippers 74 Today's Games (St. Louis Times) Miami vs. Boston in Springfield. Mass. 6.30 p.m.

Cleveland at Detroit. 6:30 p.m. Denver vs. New York in Buffalo, N.Y. 6:30 p.m.

Washington at Chicaao. 7:30 D.m. 11 Normandv def. Loveiov 15-10, 15-5 Den Miller 33 pass from Elway Parkway North def. Hazelwood Central Tournaments Money 1 Greg Norman 1 5 $1 .567,359 2.

LeeJanzen 27S1.323.166 3. CoreyPavm 21 $1,074,579 4. Davis Love III 23 $1,051,099 5. Peter Jacobsen 24 $1,014,157 ia-13, 15-ts pass rrom tiway), 1 Third Quarter Den FG Elam 33. 9:06.

Rosary def. Hazelwood East 15-3, 15-1 university city del. parkway south is- Den Miller 36 pass from Elway 6. Jim Gallagher, Jr. 26 $1 ,006.241 a.

is-iu Washington def. St. Clair 15-3, 15-9 Webster Groves def. Lafayette 15-7, Hciam KICK), i.jj. Fourth Quarter 1 Den FG Elam 37, 11:00.

1 A 75.491. TEAM STATISTICS Golden State at San Antonio. 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, o.m. 7.

Billy Mayfair 27 $1,003,192 8. Steve Elkington 20 $988,852 9. Vtay Singh 21 $910,713 10. Mark Meara ....26 $842,729 1 1 Mark Calcavecchia 28 $794,352 12. David Duval 24 $791,158 13.

Payne Stewart 25 $788,819 14. Ernie Els 17 S781.690 Charlotte vs. L.A. Lakers in Las Vegas Oak Den p.m. First downs 10 Utah vs.

Seattle in Spokane, Home team in CAPS 24 33-124 351 4-17 0-0 1995 Universal Press Syndicate 15. Tom Lehman 17 $753,431 9:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Atlanta at Toronto. 6 p.m. Rushes-yards 13-21 Passing 148 Punt Returns 2-19 Kickotf Returns 3-60 Interceptions Ret.

0-0 16. Scott Hoch 26 $743,443 Philadelphia vs. Boston in Hartford, 17. Jay Haas 25 $732,359 2-37 18. BobTwav 26 $721,348 6:30 p.m.

New Jersev at Cleveland. 6:30 p.m. ia-B Triad def. Lebanon 15-2, 15-3 Borgia def. Union 15-5, 17-15 St.

Pius def. Perryville 15-7, 15-12 Nerinx Hall def. Visitation 15-5. 15-5 Festus def. Notre Dame 15-3.

16-14 SUBURBAN EAST TOURNAMENT Pool A Brentwood def. Jennings 5-7 Hancock def. Jennings 1 5-7, 1 5-5 Brentwood def. Hancock 15-2, 15-1 P00IB Affton def. Maplewood 15-0, 15-3 Clayton def.

Maplewood 15-1, 15-4 Atfton def. Clayton 1 5-2, 15-8 P00IC Bayless def. Ladue 15-4, 15-7 Berkeley def. Ladue Bayless tied Berkeley 15-4, 13-15 Dallas vs. L.A.

Clippers in Louisville, BASEBALL kv ju m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX Purchased Miami vs. Phoenix in Albany. N.Y., 6:30 Parkway South's Erin Stremsterfer made two key plays in the game to help the Patriots to their third state championship under McConnell in his 17-year coaching career. In the sixth inning, Stremsterfer was batting with the bases loaded, two out and the game tied 3-3.

She responded with a shot down the right-field line that appeared to be an inside-the-park grand slam. But the ball rolled under the fence in the outfield, and Stremsterfer was awarded a ground-rule double. The extra-base hit gave the Patriots a 5-3 lead, but they had to play solid defense to preserve the win. Hannibal had a runner at first base with two out in the last inning, and Amy Graham followed with a hit to right. The ball was played by Andrea Wirkus, whose throw to third base was wild.

Stremsterfer, who was pitching, backed up third base and faked a throw home, allowing the lead runner to score. She then fired to Patriots' second baseman Beth Blackburn, who put the tag on an over-aggressive Graham. "That's a whole-team play," McConnell said. "Erin's in the right spot, backing up the throw, and we were covering second p.m. Minnesota at Portland, 9 p.m.

MEN'S SOCCER the contract of Jeff Darwin, pitcher, trom Nashville of the American Association. Designated Mike LaValliere, catcher, for assignment. McKendree 3. Central Methodist 0 (M: DETROIT TIGERS Waived Brian Bo- Brandon Stultz 2, Matt Craig; shutout bv Doug Carrl in our hearts the whole time, and we never gave up." On The Rebound: Francis Howell coach Morris Johnson was proud of his team after it recovered from Friday's Class 4A semifinal loss to win on Saturday in the third-place game. Francis Howell (18-9) gave up five unearned runs, including four in the fifth inning, in a 5-1 loss to Hannibal on Friday.

On -Saturday, Francis Howell got homers from Dawn Cameron and Jen Wiechens in a 9-3 win over Willard. "It was exciting for us," Johnson said. "Obviously, not as exciting as playing in the championship game. We've relied on our defense all season, but it didn't come through for us on Friday. We came back and talked about it after the game.

We just let our guard down when it was a 1-0 ballgame. But we had to make a comeback to get ready for Saturday's game, and I thought we did a good job." After losing 2-0 to ninth-ranked Fox in a Class 4A sectional game last week, Hazelwood Central pitcher Tracy Rem-specher threw back-to-back perfect games, according to Missouri High School Activities Association rules. The Hawks (21-4) played two makeup games last week, defeating McCluer 1 1-0 in six innings and Riverview Gardens 20-0 in three innings. For the season, Remspecher struck out 162 batters and walked just two. Southwest Missouri 3, Bradley 0 hanon and Dwayne Henry, pitchers; Ron Tingley.

catcher, and Derrick White, outfielder. LYON OPEN Comp-Att-Int 19-45-2 26-49-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 3-27 2-20 Punts 8-47 3-56 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 5-3 Penalties-Yards 9-77 6-63 Time of Possess. 23:52 36:08 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Oakland, Kaufman 4-1 1 Williams 6-8, Fenner 2-3, Hostetler 1-(minus 1). Denver, Craver 7-40, Davis 18-34. Elway 3-29, MHburn 4-21, Mus-grave 1-0.

PASSING Oakland, Hostetler 14-31-1-111, V.Evans 5-14-1-64. Denver, Elway 24-46-0-324, Musgrave 3-3-0-47. RECEIVING Oakland, Fenner 5-37, Williams 4-9. Brown 3-25. Ismail 2-26, Jett 2-21, Glover 2-14, Hobbs 1-43.

Denver, Miller 7-149, Sharpe 5-43. Davis 5-25. Johnson 4-51, Pritchard 2-44, Rivers 1-23, J.Evans 1-22, McCaffrey '1-14. BOYS WATER POLO (SMSU: Brad Jordan 2. Barrett Bee-son; shutout by Brad Barnes and Jeff Freeman) LYON.

France (AP) Results Mon HOUSTON ASTROS Purchased the Lafayette 7, Partway West 6 Parkway Central 15, Parkway North 5 day of the $565,000 Lyon Open tennis tournament: contract of Mark Small, pitcher, from Tucson of the Pacific Coast League. Belleville Area College 1, Meramec 0 BOYS SOCCER First-Round Singles NEW YORK METS Added Bryan (b: scon wemein; snutoui Dy uoug Curtner) Lionel Roux def. Nicolas Escude 6-3, 7- Alton 2, Springfield SE 1(A: Adam Sny- Maryville 1. Parks 0 (M: Pacial Dam- aer, Jim wnisier; ureg flitenj Belleville East 2, Althoft 1 Rodgers. pitcher, to the 40-man roster.

Assigned the contracts of Dave Telgheder. pitcher, and Omar Garcia, first baseman, outright to Norfolk of the International League, Kam; snutoui Dy josn i rimDie. onan Canavan and Jeff Muschick) Citadel 4, St. Louis Christian 1 (C: Greg 6 (14-12); Todd Martin (6) def. Andrei Chesnokov 7-6 (7-5).

7-6 (7-3); Jean-Philippe Fleurian def. Marc Rosset (3) 4-6, 6-4, 6-4; Cedric Proline def. Bernd Karbacher (8) 6-7 (6-8), 6-2. 6-4; Yevgeny Kafelnikov (2) def. Guil-laume Raoux 6-0.

6-2. NEW YORK YANKEES Signed WOMEN'S SOCCER Moore Hyan uavis i. 1 inmanj Clayton 3, Kennedy 2 (C: Ben Goldstein 2. Michael Weiss; Geoff Althoft, Dwight Gooden, pitcher, to a one-year contract. McKendree 3, Lambuth 3 (M: Karen Sean Hellmann) Duchesne 0.

Chaminade 0 (2ot) (D: USA TODAY-CNN POLL PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES An Mudd, Jennifer Hobbs, Jennifer Benson. Julie McCarty 2, Julie Rizo) CA TROPHY VIENNA, Austria (AP) Results Shutout by Jack Borgmeyer. shutout by Jason Richarz) Lindbergh 3, House Springs 1 (L: Scott Luczak 2. Matt Rocca; HS: Bo Evans) WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL nounced Kevin Flora, outfielder, and Steve Frey, pitcher, refused minor league assignments and are free agents. BASKETBALL Monday of the $500,000 CA Trophy men indoor tennis tournament at the Webster del.

Fontbonne 15-5, 15-1, 15- Lutheran south 3. Lutheran North 1 4 Vienna Stadthalle arena: NBA Named Jan Hubbard executive McCluer North 1 Rosary 0 (MN: Justin Jefferson def. St. Louis College of First-Round Singles Marcos Ondruska def. Clemens Johnson; Shutout by Bill Paymaster) Mehlville 5, Ritenour 0 (M: Chris New- Pharmacy 15-5.

15-9, 15-1 SUNDAY'S RESULTS The USA TODAY-CNN football Caches' poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Record Pts Pv T. Florida State (34) 6-0-0 1.512 1 2. Nebraska (22) 6-0-0 1,496 2 3. Florida (1) 6-0-0 1,416 3 4. Ohio State (4) 6-0-0 1,378 4 5.

Southern Cal(1) 6-0-0 1.326 5 6. Tennessee 6-1-0 1,204 7 -7. Kansas 6-0-0 1.114 9 8. Kansas State 6-0-0 1 ,097 8 base. It's nothing you practice.

You don't practice making bad throws." Stremsterfer said: "I was just glad that I was over there. I shot it to second, and I said to myself, 'Please get that tag She did, and we won. We did it. We had it editor tor NBA publishing ventures; Chris Brienza director of media relations; and Teri Washington and Seth Sylvan director of media services. som 3, Mike Cortinas Shutout by Harry Metcalf) Trimmel 6-7 (4-7), 6-2, 7-5; Todd Wood-bridge def.

Vince Spadea 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (7-1); Gilbert Schaller (6) del. Martin Sinner 3-6. 6-4, 7-6 (7-2); Jan Siemerink HOUSTON ROCKETS Waived Ricky MEN'S SOCCER O'Fallon 5. Mascoutah 1(0: Billy Jere- bianton. forward.

South Carolina 4, St. Louis U. 3 (Clint (5) def. Richard Fromberg 6-3, 6-2. mias i.

Scott boss 2, uan bergott; Jesse Roa) MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES Mathis 3, Billy Clifford: SLU: Matt McKeon 2, Shannon McPharland) Pacific 4. Naval Jr. ROTC 0 (P: Andy Signed Tom Gugliotta. forward, to a five-year contract. FOOTBALL I nwing Mike Meitz shutout by Missoun-St.

Louis 5, Missouri South Luke cottev CINCINNATI BENGALS GIRLS GOLF Parkwav Central 2, Kirkwood 1 (PC: ern 0 (UMSL: Kurt Bruennmg, Skip Birdsong, Todd Rick, Ned Jordan, Justin Staus; shutout by Mark Lynn) Jay Rosen, Nate Deluca; Dan SOCCER AMERICA WOMEN'S POLL Stacey Hairston, cornerback, off waivers from the Cleveland Browns. McNultv) SlU-Edwardsville 2, Quincy 0 (SIUE: SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Waived BERKELEY. Calif. (AP) The top 20 Visitation Leads State Meet Parkway West 9. Washington 1 Roosevelt 6, Maplewood 1 (R: Miker- David King.

Mark Maxim; shutout by Doug Fox) teams in the Soccer America women lang rompee 6. uennis Kivei aou-lis Kiddiu, Billv Sunaoowie) college soccer poll, with records, through Sunday, and last week Belleville Area 2. Forest Park 2 Illmois-Springlield 1 Lindenwood 0 (IS: Doug Brien, kicker. Waived Antonio Armstrong, linebacker, from the practice squad. Signed Jerone Davison, running back, to the practice sguad.

HOCKEY Colorado 5-1-0 1,026 10 10. Michigan 5-1-0 915 11 .1 j. Northwestern 5-1-0 804 17 12. Oregon 5-1-0 793 15 13. Auburn 4-2-0 772 6 14 Oklahoma 4-1-1 668 12 15.

Virginia 6-2-0 655 16 16. Texas 4-1-1 616 13 17. Iowa 5-0-0 581 22 18. Penn State 4-2-0 415 20 19 Texas 3-2-0 346 18 20. Syracuse 5-1-0 326 24 21.

Baylor 4-1-0 294 23 22. Notre Dame 5-2-0 276 21 23. Washington 4-2-0 261 24. Alabama 4-2-0 259 14 25. Stanford 4-1-1 140 19 St.

John 3, Warrenton 3 (St. John's ranKing: Chad wnitaker; snutout by Kevin Zimmer) wins on penalty Kicks) (SJ: MarK Ka- lozzola. Jamie Mancuso. Dave rope; Lindenwood 4, Fontbonne 2 (L: Pat Phil Tallo, Tim Ridgeway, Tommy NHL Named Craig Harnett vice president and chief financial officer. TORONTO MAPOLE LEAFS Bought Riordan 2.

Kirk Reinheimer. Greg Henson, Jeff Lock) wont Summit 4, Webster Groves 0 (S: Mike Webster 6. Franklin 0 (W: Darren Boles, Williams Joe Hupp, Chris bemm-mer; Shutout by Mike Deutschmann) out tne contract 01 uartn euicner, defenseman, making him a free agent without comoensation. Kris Knapstem, David Brotherton, Steve Martines, Tom Peters, Nat Brooks; shutout by Jim Hartman) Hazelwood Central 1, Collinsville 1 VANCOUVER CANUCKS Assigned (HC: Matt Callahan. T.J.

Thomas) Lewis And Clark 3. Lincoln Land 0 (LC: Highland 2, Bethalto 0 (H: Matt Kay wmtmore. goalie, to Syracuse ot the AHL. SOCCER Craig sneer 2. Kevin Hooerlgue; shutout bv Jim Walsh) 1.

North Carolina 14-0-0 1 2. Portland 12-0-1 2 3. Connecticut 13-1-1 3 4. SMU 15-0-1 4 5. Notre Dame 10-2-2 6 6.

Duke 9-4-1 11 7. Santa Clara 9-3-1 7 8. Stanford 9-3-0 8 9. Virginia 13-1-2 5 10. Texas A81M 12-3-0 14 11.

Maryland 12-2-0 9 12. William 4 Mary 9-5-1 12 13. Massachusetts 8-1-2 13 14. UC Irvine 10-0-2 15 15. North Carolina St.

10-3-0 16 16. San Diego 7-4-0 17. Harttord 9-3-1 10 18. Oregon St. 11-4-0 18 19.

Clemson 9-5-0 17 20. Vanderbilt 10-4-0 10 Mcr nerson, brenaan uimer; snutoui bv Josef Hoffmann) Fontbonne 2. Missoun-Rolla 1 (F: Eric HARRISBURG HEAT Agreed to Oakville 2, Parkway South 1 pot) (O: Lanzatame MUH: Andy Jenkins) By Tyler Green Special to the Post-Dispatch COLUMBIA, Mo. When a country club parking lot is filled with minivans with painted windows reading "Go Cats 1," and "Good luck Bulldogs," chances are that the Missouri State High School Activities Association girls golf championship is in town. And it was.

After the first day of competition at the par-71 Columbia Golf and Country Club course, Visitation Academy led the team standings with a 364, followed by St. Joseph's Academy (374), Sedalia-Smith Cotton (379) and Columbia-Hickman (380). "We've had better days, but we played well enough to stay within striking dis Brian soeil 2: Hb: brian Uickerson) ST. DOMINIC TOURNAMENT terms witn uomenic moohio. tor-ward, on a one-year contract and Mark Pulisic.

forward, on a one-year contract extension. COLLEGE St. Dominic 3, Pnory 0 (SD: Kevin Cro- WOMEN'S SOCCER nin. Neil uasen, Christopher Hane; Shutout by Jason Wright) Lindenwood 5. Central Missouri State 0 NCAA Named Florida Tech men Cape Giradeau Notre Dame 4, Affton 1 (L: Caryn Chasteen 3, Bridget Stewart.

Kelly Massman; shutout by Jen Gettemeier and Kris Bushonn) an opening-round 78. Rosen double-bo-geyed the first hole, but recovered and leads the individual competition by two strokes. Visitation senior Julie Sabo posted an 80. "It's really tough to start that way, but I just told myself hang in there, there's a lot more holes to go," Rosen said. "I thought 80 would be a really good score." Rosen finished eighth in the girls championship as a freshman but hasn't competed in the girls championship since then.

Interest in girls golf at Greenwood waned, and Rosen spent the past two years playing with the boys team. But Rosen hasn't been totally absent from the girls golf scene, having played in the U.S. Golf Association Girls Junior Championship the past two years. Can anyone match Rosen's 78 in today's final round? "I could," Parkway West freshman Cindy Marlin said. "On the front nine." (CU: Jason i-rank 1.

uanny witten-born, Bryan Schaffer; Mario Pozzo) Lewis And Clark 4, Schoolcraft 0 (LC: basketball coach Andrew Russo to the men basketball rules committee and East Texas State senior women administrator and women's basketball coach Beth Palmer to the women's basketball rules committee. Prmcipia 1, Whitfield 0 (2ot) (P: Steve SOCCER AMERICA MEN'S POLL staci uowdy 2, Kami Eppers. Brandi Hodoes: shutout bv Suzie Miller) oreignton; bnutout by Josn uoerr) University of South 3, Fontbonne 1 (S: BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) The top 20 Asna Kays, Hayes Swinney, Katie Hines: Pam Higgms) UC IRVINE Named Darren Lax teams in the Soccer America men college soccer poll, with records, through Sunday and last week men assistant basketball coach. tance, St.

Joseph coach Bud Stein said. GEORGIA SOUTHERN Named Phy- TODAY COLLEGE SOCCER (MEN): Flori WOMEN'STENNIS lette Blake women's assistant basketball coach. Many golfers said that gustirig wind and APPOLL "--The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point lor a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Record Pts Pv .4. Florida State (38) 6-0-0 1 ,520 1 2. Nebraska (16) 6-0-0 1 .487 2 "3 Florida (3) 6-0-0 1.421 3 4.

Ohio State (5) 6-0-0 1 .388 4 c3. Southern Cal 6-0-0 1,310 5 J. Tennessee 6-1-0 1.234 6 7. Kansas 6-0-0 1.087 10 8. Kansas State 6-0-0 1.086 8 9.

Colorado 5-1-0 1.085 9 10. Michigan 5-1-0 930 11 1 1. Northwestern 5-1-0 917 14 12. Oregon 5-1-0 841 15 13. Auburn 4-2-0 828 7 14.

Virginia 6-2-0 621 19 15. Oklahoma 4-1-1 611 13 16. Texas 4-1-1 527 18 .17. Notre Dame 465 17 18 Iowa 5-0-0 454 23 19. Penn State 448 20 20.

Washington 4-2-0 384 24 41. Alabama 4-2-0 328 12 22 Texas 3-2-0 217 22 23. Stanford 4-1-1 205 16 24. Wisconsin 2-2-1 156 21 25. Texas Tech 3-2-0 144 25 Other votes: Baylor 143.

Arkansas 1 10. Syracuse 100, UCLA 43. Maryland 25, Georgia Tech 10. San Diego State 10. Virginia Tech 8.

Washington State 5, Colorado State 1, Toledo 1 I ssant Valley at East Central. 4 p.m.; Missouri Valley at Harris-Stowe. 3 p.m.; Washington U. at Fontbonne. 4 p.m.

COLLEGE SOCCER (WOMEN): Lin MIAMI Named Michael Bradley assistant strength coach. hard greens kept the scores high. MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (At Dwight Davis Tennis Center) Singles Winners No. 1 Nikki Uelze. Drake: No.

2 MOUNT ST. VINCENT Named Lor- "The greens are tough, really, really, denwood JV at Meramec, 4 p.m.; Knox at Prmcipia. 4:15 p.m. ne Snyder women basketball coach and Heather Nicholson wom really tough," Parkway West senior Annette Hartman. Wichita State; No.

3 COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL IWUMtNr en's assistant baskottal! coach. Sanem Scrkscv. Southern lilino.s. MUHLENBERG Named Jason Heather Dix said. Springfield-Greenwood senior Jill Rosen jumped out to the individual lead with ranking: 1.

Virginia 12-0-1 1 2. UCLA 12-1-0 3 3. Clemson 8-3-0 4 4. South Carolina 9-2-0 7 S.St. Louis U.

11-3-0 6 6. James Madison 13-1-0 12 7 Brown 7-2-0 7 8 Cre.ghton 10-2 0 10 9. Duke 9-3-0 2 10. Rutgers 9-2-3 5 11. SMU 8-2-1 13 12.

Wisconsin 11-3-0 8 13. Penn State 10-3-0" 15 U.Maryland 8-4-1 17 15. Rhode Island 13-0-1 18 16. Portland 10-0-3 19 17. San Diego 7-2-2- 18.

Santa Clara 7-2-2 11 19. Indiana 9-4-1 16 20. William Mary 11-3-0 Rocker wrestling coach and Michael Rooney men assistant basketball coach. Missouri Baptist at Columbia 7 p.m.; Lindenwood at McKendree, 7 p.m.; MacMurray at Maryville, 7 p.m.; Principia at Fontbonne 7 p.m. COLLEGE GOLF: UMSL at Comfort InnDrury Classic in Springfield, No.

4 Patricia Zihler. Southern Illinois; No. 5 Helen Johnson. Southern Illinois; No. 6 Lyndee Anderson, Indiana State; No.

7 Kress Shores. Illinois State. QUINNIPIAC Named Lynn Fiore as sistant softball coach. 8:30 a.m. Doubles Winners No.

1 Alison Pasmore and Jane STEVENS TECH Named Shelly Cru- WEDNESDAY COLLEGE SOCCER (MEN): Lewis zyk women assistant basketball coach; Richard Caterson assistant baseball coach; and Avrin Slatkin men squash coach. And Clark at Forest Park, 7:30 White. Wichita State; No. 2 Lisa Field and Annette Hartman, Wichita State; No. 3 Lisa Chavez and Lyndee Anderson, Indiana State.

Webster at Maryville. 4 p.m.; Missouri Wheatley TENNESSEE TECH Announced An Baptist at central Methodist, 4 p.m.; Prmcipia at Greenville. 4 p.m. drea Hall, women basketball guard, has left school for personal reasons. 1 YALE Named John Marchetti wom en's assistant hockey coach.

HAWTHORNE PARK THOROUGHBRED RACING DELAWARE OPEN From page one the birth of the Saskatoon Blues. The Plager brothers, Ron Caroh, Jacques Demers and countless players spent personal time with fans at the rink or around town. Mike Shanahan's reign as chairman preserved the fans' two-way relationship with their team. That human touch crest 3.20. Exacta (5-2) paid $116.20 Tritecta (5-2-3) paid $417.60 Superfecta (5-2-3-4) paid S2.389.40 Late Double (1-5) paid $53.60 CLAYMONT.

Del. (AP) Standings Monday after the second round ot the S80.000 LPBT Columbia 300 Delaware Open with total pintails after 12 games (a-amateur); 1. Anne Mane Uuqqan z.iw i. Lisa violette) 1 2 20 6 60; Soul Brother (Silva) 5.40. Exacta (3-10) paid $392 60 Trifecta (3-10-4) paid $2,182.20 FOURTH RACE A Buck A Dance (En-nguez) 3 40 2 60 2 60: Coup Coin (Laviolette) 4 00 3.40; Vigorso (Perez) 4.20.

Exacta (1-4) paid $11.60 FIFTH RACE Ribots Miss (Brous-sard) 28.20 10.40 4.20; Lingering Lisa (Albarado) 4.40 2.60; Gills Rock (E Razo)4 80 Exacta (8-10) paid $97 20 Tritecta (8-10-7) paid S341 .80 SIXTH RACE Gingey Star (Lasala) 1 0.80 4.40 3.60, Big Raven (Meier) 3.00 2 60, In Low Places (Fires) 4 20. Exacta 14-6) paid $10.80 Wagner 2.703. 3. Michelle Mullen MONDAY'S RESULTS FAIRMOUNT INTERTRACK (Clear and Fast) FIRST RACE Gygiano (Albarado) 6 40 2 80 2 10: Lockstockandhouse (Guidry) 2.60 2.10; Lenexa Gold (Fires) 2.10. 00 SECOND RACE Thereit'S Hoop (Sil-va) 3.60 3.20 2.20: Elkhorn Ridge L.iJMeza) 31 00 11.80; Ramme Bay (Albarado) 2 60.

Exacta (2-1) paid $89.40 Superfecta (2-1-7-4) paid S537.80 Daily Double (2-2) paid $16.20 THIRD RACE Knollwood Road (Albarado) 36 60 14.20 9.00: Bold Dar (La- Twin Trifecta (1st half) (4-6-5) paid $10.90 Pick 3 (1-8-4) paid $399.60 SEVENTH RACE Vals Jewell (Albarado) 3.00 2.40 2. 1 0: Our Last Hour (Ma-cias) 4.60 2,10: Media Blitz (Guidry) 2.10. Scratch Key Lime. Exacta (1-2) paid $1 2.00 Tntecta(1-2-7)paid $49.20 Twin Trifecta (4-6-5 1-2-7) paid $1,426.10 EIGHTH RACE Open Space (Fires) 4 00 3 00 2.20; Ides'Prospect (Lasala) 6 20 3 60; Change Of Fortune (Albarado) 3.20. Exacta (1-5) paid $16.80 NINTH RACE Kaseykan (Sorrows) 32 00 13 00 6.20; Foolish Bob (Meier 3 80 3.20: Cayman Slough (Albarado) .685.

4, Micheile Feldman 2.621. 5. ed in the Flood of '93, when Blues players toiled on the sandbag line. Marianne DiRupo 2.614. 6, Robin Ro meo 2.600.

FAIRMOUNT INTERTRACK TODAY Delaware Park, post 1 1:45 a.m. Philadelphia Park, post 1 1 :50 a.m. Laurel, post noon Calder. post noon Freehold (H) post noon Balmoral (H) post 1 :00 p.m. Foxboro (H) post 3.00 p.m.

Meadowlands, post 6:30 p.m. Maywood Park (H)post 7:30 p.m. (H) Harness Racing Then came the move to Kiel Center and 7. Kim Canadv 2 592. 8.

Jeanne Nac- carato 2.574. 9. Cheryl Daniels 2.543. 10. Leanne Barrette 2.536.

11. fahana Rav 2.522. 12, tie. Cathy Dorm and Tammy Turner 2.506. the Cardinalization of the Blues.

Jack up prices. Cut payroll. Dump popular stars. Run off Shanahan and other people-persons in the front office. Expect the sport, not the product, to sell itself.

14. Wendy Macpherson 2.497. 15. know that now, but their sport is dying. They're learning to say hello when it's time to say goodbye.

Hockey is in. But Keenan, who owned this town six months ago, spent the summer backing over many of his supporters. He dealt two fan favorites for out-of-shape newcomers. Opened with a dozen new regulars. Held training camp out of town or at a closed local rink.

On opening night, chatter in one luxury box ran like this: "Who's Number 12? Who's Number Who's Number 28?" Keenan grumped that the boobirds don't even know these players yet. Exactly. Whose fault is that? Empty seats should hurt more. Those who boo still care. Absenteeism equals apathy.

Even with a winner, the bandwagon might not reboard until Christmas, when pro football is over and college kids come home. Then the Blues can only pray that the NHL decides how to conduct play. Hull was driven to fisticuffs he's sending the video of that rare hand-slap-a-thon to his dad because he's frustrated. New rules are killing the game. And him.

"The refs are calling obstruction," Hull said, "so nobody hooks you and hangs on anymore. Now they hit you real quick with the stick to slow you down." As Keenan said, "He's got welts all over his body." So do Blues fans. The only known cure here is a mixture of time, consideration, winning and the odd therapeutic boo. tie Cindy Coburn-Carroll and Aleta Sill 496 17. Rachel Perez 2.492.

18. Car ol Norman 2.490. 19. Jackie Sellers 2,486. 20.

Carolyn It doesn work that way, not here. If everyday fans feel gouged or Dorm 2.483. 21. Alayne Blomenberg PQSUine 482. 22, tie.

Carol anottt and NikKi anulias 2.475. 24, a-Tina Crouse 470. 5 PQSlfax To use PostFax, a free fax-on-demand service, dial (314) 865-8585 from a touch-tone phone. Have your fax number handy. You may request one document per call.

DOC. DESCRIPTION GREAT LAKES CLASSIC snubbed, they bail out. The clientele is reduced to bandwagon jumpers who can afford the fad of the day. The Blues won enough to keep them coming. And if they lost, rookie fans could expect to see Hullie score, Shanny and Janney click, Cujo stand To use PostLine, a telephone information service, dial (314) 923-2323 from a touch-tone telephone.

Then enter your category number. WYOMING. Mich. (API Standings Monday after the second round of the PBA Great Lakes Classic with total pin-falls after 20 games: Scores Schedules Features Standings 2203 NFL Injury Report on his head or Chaser punch someone. i Joe t-irpo 4.M5.

i. KarKer tionn mi 567. 3. Mike Scroqqins 4.539. 4.

Butch Soper 4.518. 5. John Mazza Of that entertainment package, only 2042 AP Baseball Notebook 505 6. Roger Bowker 4.502. 7.

John Gant 4 493. 8. Robert Law Hull remains. A look around Kiel's empty 60523 Pro Football Challenge Rules Football (Mo.) 6201 6213 6229 6235 Football (III.) 6202 6214 6230 6236 Boys Soccer 6203 6225 6231 6237 Volleyball (Mo.) 6204 6226 6232 623(5 Volleyball (III.) 6211 6227 6233 6239 Softball (Mo.) 6212 6228 6234 6240 rence 4 479 9. Mike Edwards 4.474.

10. Adam Apo 4.473. 11. Jett Monn 2022 AP NHL Stories seats shows that new fans can jump off a bandwagoijas fast as they jump on. Yi KmiipHingener.45.

13. Brian Voss 4.450. 14. Wayne In the 90s, the in crowd has rolled Webb 4.436. 15.

Danny Wiseman Volleyball Softball Soccer 2400 2300 2500 2401 2301 2501 High Schools Leaders Standings from the Cards to the Blues to the Rams. 427. 16. tie. Andrew Neuer and Chris Warren 4 422.

18 BnanHimmier4 413. Unless a team wins, jilted fans won't 19. Walter Rav Williams Jr. 4.404. 20.

Mark Williams 4.400. return until they feel wanted. The Cards.