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C6 THE HARTFORD COURANT Tuesday, November 1 1, 1997 SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL ODDS POLLS COLLEGES AN EYE ON THE ABL BRUCE BERLET Men's Soccer Football NFL Standings Glantz-Culver Line tadM a. Caarar Oaak flrrt nNvat at Cert Mlisfferal NJ WvtstMF-AA Georgia 1 C. State Texas 2)6 Princeton warn 1 1-1 The too team In the Start. Net-amrk DMdoa MA foetkal po arrta fktt-atece votes la Cine. OVeogfc Sandey and last wook'l ranting: AtWasMngtonD.C Goals: G-Mert Incekara, Tom Greaser.

Saves: uC-Matt Chavtovich, G-Tyter Puma1, 2. Records: UC 11-7-2; G-14-5. MOOT Naoa)dltdnUeM Favorite foaMJndaniof Goad at Detroit -1 Colorado Vi atPhila. -1)6 Ottawa 1 at Toronto -V6 Chicago Ev at Phoenix -1 Tampa Bay at LA -t Vancouver Yi Field Hockey SUW-COPJLAltD TWWTY 1 2-1 1 e-J TRANSACTIONS At Mlllemtowe, ktass. Goals: SC-Courtnie Smith (2), Katy LaDuke; T-Camilla Love, Kate Leonard.

Saves: SC-Catherine Bodisco Massink, KristenS-kedd. 9. Records: SC 15-6, 15-1. Men's Exhibition Basketball Cooega Hoc its. LW i.

Vlanova(83) 1 2WestemKinois(6) 9-1 2,258 2 3 Delaware (1) 3 4. Youngstown State 8-1 2,069 4 5. Western Kentucky 9-1 2,033 5 6. Eastern Washington (4) 9-1 1,897 8 7. McNeeseState(l) 8-1 1.847 10 8 Georgia Southern 11 9.

Hampton (2) 12 10 Florida MM 7-2 1,404 15 1 1. Montana 6-3 1.275 13 12. Southern University 6 13 Jackson State 14 14. Stephen F. Austin 7-2 1,140 7 15.

Appalachian State 6-3 1,083 17 16. Eastern Unois 8-2 941 9 17 South Carolina State 8 1 871 19 18 Dayton 90 728 18 19 East Tennessee State 6-3 704 20 20. Lfcorty 8-1 572 22 21. Hofstra 7-2 554 21 22 Cal Pofy-SLO 8-1 411 23 23. Eastern Kentucky 6-3 375 24 24 Northeastern 7-2 24125 25 Northwestern St.

La. 6-3 180 Game Is Here To Stay Lin Dunn lias seen and done just about everything in 26 years of coaching women's basketball. Though unsure how the ABL-WNBA scenario will play out, she's certain the pro women's game is here to stay. "Any time you have controversy, you have media attention, so I see that as a positive," said Dunn, coach of the Western (Conference-leading Portland Power (7-3). "I don't know whether there's going to be one league or two leagues.

But with what the WNBA did in the summer and the ABL is doing now, it's obvious there's going to be women's professional basketball, and that's basically all Favortto at Penn St at Ohio St. at Ha. St Virginia at W. va. Ga Tech No.

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SMU at New Mex atLSU at UCLA Syracuse SUNDANCE AMI ALL-STARS 44-4 1-3 CENTRAL AhwHcm CwiforaiGt taut WIT yet Pf PA Mann 6 4 0 600 206 186 NnvEngUnd 6 4 0 600 254 165 NyUb 6 4 0 600 237 196 Buffalo 5 5 0 500 170 225 Indianapolis 0 10 0 .000 154 258 bMrai I jackjonv3e 7 3 0 .700 262 202 Pittsburgh 7 3 0 .700 241 200 Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 217 197 Baltimore 4 6 0 .400 210 231 Cincinnati 3 7 0 300 191 263 Wilt Denver 9 I 0 900 302 160 KansasCrly 7 3 0 .700 204 167 Seattle 6 4 0 600 233 238 Sen Diego 4 6 0 400 202 251 Poland 3 7 0 .300 237 269 National CeanVtnce test Ptt NV Cants 6 4 0 600 192 190 Washington 6 4 0 600 203 152 Dallas 5 5 0 500 212 154 Philadelphia 4 6 0 400 170 214 Arizona 2 8 0 .200 170 230 Central Green 8ay 8 2 0 800 233 176 Minnesota 8 2 0 .800 238 201 Tampa Bay 7 3 0 .700 208 172 Detroit 4 6 0 400 197 205 Chicago 1 9 0 .100 167 292 SanFranasco 9 1 0 900 251 120 Carolina 5 5 0, .500 166 187 New Orleans 3 7 0 .300 131 208 Atlanta 2 8 0 .200 189 271 St. Louis 2 8 0 200 171 238 OpH Today Underdog Pk 2h at E. Caro. Open Today Undordog 16 16 Yale iVi 6 at Purdue 38 38 Illinois 31Vi 33 W. forest IVi 1Vi at C.State 25 24 Temple 7 8 at Duke 6 6 at Clemson 6 6 Auburn 16 VI 16 at So.

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8)6 Columbia 6 8 No Texas 23 23)6 Akron Pk 1 Mich. 12 11 OhioU. 9)6 9)6 at Mex St. 24 24 at SW La. Off Off Utah St.

Off Off E. Mich. America League TEXAS RANGERS Promoted Manny Batista to Latin American scouting coordinator. National Isspua CINCINNATI REDS-Traded RHP Jeff Brantley to the St Lous Cardinals for IB Dmitri Young COLORADO ROCKIES-Announced SS Waft Weiss declined to exercise hrs 1998 option. SAN DIEGO PADRES-Named Glenn Geffner director of public relations.

ASKETtAU National BasketJuU Association SACRAMENTO KINGS-Placed Michael Smith and Bobby Hurley on injured list. Activated G-f Tariq Abdul-Wahad and Kevin Salvadori from injured list. SAN ANTONIO SPURS-Actfvated Chuck Person from injured list. Atlantic lasketfcaA) AjtodatJoo MORRIS REVOLUTION Named William Co-lantano assistant general manager and John Sices coach. aituiw laafcetaai wlHmte, BROOKLYN BOUNCE-Named Roger Scotland assistant coach.

FOOTIAU National rootnal League MIAMI DOLPHINS-Signed FB Roosevelt Potts to one-year contract. Waived DE Dun-Stan Anderson. At Near Iritain Sandanca Gary Massey 4(1) 6 15, Justin Pmkhem 3 0 6, Curbs Johnson 5(1) 3 14, Clarence Armstrong 0 0 0. Michael Thompson 5(4) 1 15, Eric Goodson 1(1) 0 3, Rudy Burruss 2 2 6, Danny Erb 0 0 0, Darryl Hammond 3 2 8, Thomas Jeffries 0 0 0, Randy Burruss 6(1) 5 18. Totals: 29(8) 1985 Central Marijus Kovaliukas 8(3) 2 21, Victor Payne 5313, Sharron Watson 5 2 12, Rick Mkkens 5(1) 1 12, Dean Walker 7(1) 1 16.

Richard tjeh 000, Shawn Dreyer 1(1)3 6, Jason Smith 0 0 0, Jeremy Bergh 0 0 0. Totals: 31(6) 11 at Other Results NCAAOMsloa at S.Jose St. Tae too. 20 teams la taa NCAA UvMan footfcaf uoi ajtta flrrt-otaca votes la aaronttxHos, rocards throaga Seaway, easts and last (reek's ranking: at Miami use at Fresno St I care about" Dunn, 50, replaced Greg Bruce as Power coach Jan. 2 after being fired by Purdue in 1995.

She had led the Boilermakers to a at Wash. St. at So. Miss, at Minn, at Tulane WOMEN'S EXMimON BASKETBALL West 1. Wisccvisin-Whitewater 90 2.

Simpson. Iowa 90 3. Augsburg, Minn 9-1 4. Concordia, Minn 8-2 5. Central Iowa 7-2 6 WisconskvLaCrosse 7-2 Unsr44sadevHeaai Awards Voting return tar tne Lass art-Mead-ourlaads Awards, praientud to tka tea taotaal teams la tka NortMt, tdtk artt-pUKS votes In naieatnsies, rotor tareogh Sunday.

Division l-A Cedega lac Fts 1. Penn State (6) 60 2. Syracuse 7-3 52 3. Virginia Tech 7-2 47 4 West Virginia 6-2 45 5. Miami 4-5 36 6 Navy 4-4 24 7.

Pittsburgh 4-4 23 7 Boston College 3-7 23 9. Temple 3-7 II 10 Army 3-5 9 DMstoal-AA Celega Hoc Pts 1. Villanova(5) 90 50 2. Delaware 9-1 45 3. Northeastern 8-1 33 4.

BuckneM 9-0 31 5. Harvard 7-1 29 6. Hofstra 7-2 21 7. Richmond 6-4 13 7 William Mary 6-4 13 9 MCaaa 6-3 12 10 Colgate 6-3 9 DMsleal Ceaega lac Fts 1. NewHavea(3) 9-1 30 2.

Slippery Rock. Pa. 9-1 27 3. Albany, N.Y. 9-1 24 4.

Btoomsburg, Pa. 7-2 20 5. American Intl. 7-2 15 6. MillersviHe, Pa.

6-3 14 7. Kutztown, Pa. 6-3 12 7. Shippensburg, Pa. 6-3 12 9 Soottma Cm 7-3 10 Bentley, Pa.

5-3 1 10 Post 5-3 1 10. Indiana, Pa. 3-5 1 DMsleaM lolega lac Fts 1. Rowan, N.J. (4) 8-0 58 2.

AtbhghtPa (l) 8-0 51 3. Lycoming, Pa. (1) 8-0 50 4. W. Maryland 9-0 41 5.

Catholic 9-0 40 6. Cortland, N.Y. 8-1 24 7. CaastCaard 8-1 23 8. Grove City, Pa.

9-1 20 9. Allegheny, Pa. 8-1 7 10. Ahmherst Mass. 7-1 3 10.

Union, N.Y. 6-2 3 10. RPI 7-1 3 Men's Ice Hockey Top teams in the NCAA Division I men's ka hockey poll, osmpHad by U.S. College Hockey Online, wfth first-piece votes la parentheses and records through Mon- T- College lac Fts. 1.

North Dakota (1 9) TA 287 2 Boston University (10) 4-0-0 268 3 Michigan Stated) 5-1-2 225 4. Colorado CoNege 3-1-2' 209 5. Miami, Ohio 6-1-0 117 6 Maine 4-2-1 105 7. Cornell 3-0-0 93 7. New Hampshire 5-2-0 93 9.

Boston College 5-1-0 82 10. Michigan 5-3-0 55 Hartford 79, Noreester Storm 70 Slovakia 90, Yale 72 atUTEP at Ariz. St. at Arizona Today's Schedule at Dartmth at Harvard at Miami, MEN'S IASKETIAU HOCKEY National Hodkey League CALGARY FLAMES Recalled Jamie Allison from Saint John of American Hockey League. COLORADO AVALANC HE Recalled LW Yves Sareult from Hershey of AHL.

DALLAS STARS-Actrvated RW Jen Lehtmen. Cooego tec Fts. LW 1 Carson-Newman, TN (4) 9-0 80 1 2 New Haven 9-1 76 2 3 Angete State, Texas 90 71 3 4. Northwest Missouri St 10-0 69 4 5. Texas 8-1 63 5 6.

Abany State, Ga. 90 60 6 7. North Dakota 8-1 57 7 8. Slippery Rock, Pa. 9-1 52 8 9.

Pittsburg State, Kan. 8-1 48 10 10 Western St, Colo. 8-2 44 II 11. Southern Arkansas 8-1 38 14 12. Northern Colorado 8-2 35 13 13.

Ashland, Ohm 9-1 33 19 14. North Alabama 8-2 30 17 15. UC Davis 6-4 22 20 16 West Georgia 7-2 21 9 17.GlenviHe,W.Va. 8-2 17 -18 New Mexico Highlands 7-3 9 16 19. Nebraska-Omaha 8-2 7 -19.

Saginaw Valley St, Ml 8-2 7 at Cornell Southern vs. Edinboro, Pa. at Disney Tip-Off Classic 1 p.m.; Mitchell College at New England JUCO classic, Ml. Ida, 6 m. VOLLEYBALL at Army at Toledo atNE La.

at Marshall Idaho La. Tech at Nevada Recalled Sergey Gusev from Michigan of International Hockey League Reassigned Dan Keczmer to Michigan. NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Recalled RW Sasha La-kovic from Albany of AHL. Assigned LW Jay PandoHb to Albany. NCAA Div.

HI New England Regional at Wellesley, Eastern vs. Coast Guard, 5 p.m.; Southern at New England Collegiate Conference Tournament; Ivy Championships at Yale at C. Fla. i-at Lit lock. JfeytMMMenlllJ.

VANCOUVER CANUCKS-Assigned Bert Kobertsson and Lubomir Vaic to Syracuse MEN'S ICE HOCKEY NCAA OrvHlofl Regional of AHL International Hockey League MANITOBA MOOSE-Signed Jean Francois Rrvard to three-game contract. Yale at Brown, 7:30 p.m.; Bentley at Fairfield, 8:30 lona at Sacred Heart 7:30 p.m. Tournaments Ike teg teams from ear regjoa la tko NCAA MrMaa faetaal pel srHk records tJaeaat) Sunday! COLLEGE ALABAMA STATE Named Rochone DiHi-gard women's assrstant basketball coach MEN'S SOCCER East Tennessee 10, NY Giants 6 New England 31, Buffalo 10 Miami 24, NY Jets 17 Dallas 24, Arizona 6 Minnesota 29, Chicago 22 Cincinnati 28, Indianapolis 13 Washington 30, Detroit 7 Jacksonville 24, Kansas City 10 Green Bay 17. St Lous 7 Tampa Bay 31, Atlanta 10 Denver 34, Carolina 0 New Orleans 13, Oakland 10 Seattle 37, San Diego 31 Pittsburgh 37, Baltimore 0 Kg East Favorttt Una O-U Underdog at NY Giants 5 36 Arizona New Eng. 2 40 at T.Bay NY Jets 3 41 at Chicago at Dallas 6 37)6 Wash.

Denver 3 40 atK.C. Green Bay 12 40 at Ind. at Detroit 1 Off Minn, at Pitt. Off Off Cine. Phila.

116 Off at Bait. atJcksnvile 6 42)6 Tenn. Seattle 6 39 at Orleans at St Louis Off Off Atlanta at San Fran. 9V6 Off Carolina at San Diego Pk 44 Oakland at Miami SVi 38)6 Buffalo 1 Rowan, N.J TENNIS 2. Cortland State.

3. College ol New 3. tthaca, N.Y 5. Rensselaer, N.Y Friday semifinals at Stem: No. 2 Georgetown vs.

No. 3 Rutgers, 10 a No. 1 St John's vs. No. 5 Notre Dame, noon.

Nov. 16: Championship game, noon. Advanta Championships 6. Buffalo 6. Coast Guar a ECAC Division IH ATVUL4N0VA.PA.

Remits tram the Aovania IASUTM1 1. Mount Union, Ohio Quarterfinals Wednesday: No 8 West-field State (13-3-1) at No. 1 Wiliiams (9-3-2), 1 p.m.; No. 7 Brandes(15-S-0)at No. 2 Tufts (9-4-1), 1 No 6 western CeoaoctJcvt (12-7-1) at No.

3 Connecticut Collage (7-4-3), 1 30 No 5 Baoson (1 1-6-1) at No. 4 Colby (9-4-1), 1 p.m. Favorite .90 ..90 Denver at New York 2. Hanover, Ind 3 John Carrol, Ohio 4. Allegheny, Pa 5.

Adrian, Mich 6. Wooster, Ohio Maria Aleiandra Vento. Venezuela, det Mar- Chicago lene Weingartner, Germany. 6-2, 6-3; at Atlanta at Miami FIELD HOCKEY San Francisco 24, Philadelphia 12 NW.1t Arizona at NY Giants, 1 m. New England at Tampa Bay, 1 m.

Atlanta at St Lous, 1 m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m Denver at Kansas City, 1 m. Green Bay at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Tennessee at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit 1 p.m.

Philadelphia at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Seattle at New Orleans, 1 p.m. NY Jets at Chicago, 4 p.m. Washington at Dallas, 4 p.m. Carolina at San Francisco, 4 p.m.

Oakland San Diego, 8 m. New. 17 Buffalo at Miami, 9 p.m. San Antonio NCAA Div. Regional Chanda Rubin, Lafayette, oer.

rang u. China, 7-6 (9-7), 7-6 (7-2); Amy frazier, Rochester Hills, def. Joannette Kruger, South Africa, 7-5. 6-1; Ai Sugiyama, Japan, def. Jennifer Capriati, Wesley Chapel, 6- 14 3)6 1 9 1)6 9)6 1 Lino 11 18 1.

Lycoming, Pa 8-0 at Cleveland Seattle Sacramento at Minnesota at Dallas LA Clippers Undardog Auburn use 2. Trinity. Texas 8-0 3. Catholic, D.C 90 LA Lakers at Vancouver NCAA Favorite Temple-i at New Mexico 4. Albright Pa 8-0 At Willlaaistovm, Mass.

Ouunpionship Sunday Trinity 2, Cortland State 2 (susp.) Monday (continuation) Cortland State 3, Trinity 2 Western Maryland 90 1, 6-2; Sabine Appelmans, Belgium, on. Ruxanrjra Dragomir, Romania, 6-4, 6-1; Lisa Raymond, Wayne, def. Helena Sukova, Czech Republic, 6-3, 6-4. Others: Minnesota 41, Wisconsin 28, Rens-salaer 26, Northern Michigan 9, Providence 5, Colgate 2, Pnnceton 2, Mankato State 1, Notre Dame 1. St Cloud 1.

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"I like that concept because without the players, you don't have anything," Dunn said. "I also like the idea of a longer season I can't say I wouldn't like coaching in the summer, but I just appreciate the opportunity to coach in the ABL because I like the people, their philosophy and their commitment" Dunn said the biggest question is whether there are enough quality players. The ABL added a team in Long Beach this season and could expand to Long Island next season The WNBA expanded from eight to 10 teams for 1998. "I think it's debatable," Dunn said. "I think the ABL has by far the most quality.

My second five could play in the WNBA. The WNBA had some good players, but it's a matter of depth. Once their teams started to substitute, tilings dropped off. You're only as good as your weakest player because you have to practice against them." Short Shots New England general manager Pam Batalii gave two representatives of proposed New York Islanders owner Steven Gluckstern a tour of the Civic Center and discussed the ABL during the Blizzard's 89-74 victory over Long Beach on Tuesday. Gluckstern, expected to take over the Islanders in January, reportedly is ready to finance an ABL team that would play at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y.

The Atlanta Glory released former Providence forward Nadine Malcolm after Cathy Boswell returned from a leg injury. Malcolm had six points and three rebounds in five games. Glory player-coach Teresa Edwards had a dubious triple-double of 29 points, 11 assists and 11 turnovers Friday in an 85-76 loss in Philadelphia The San Jose Lasers set two ABL records in a 93-73 victory over Colorado. They shot 92.3 percent (12 of 13) in the second quarter and 741 percent (20 of 27) in the first half Columbus broke its league record for fewest turnovers (six) in a 98-72 victory over Long Beach. The Quest then held Atlanta (61), Long Beach (61) and Colorado (51) to franchise-low point totals in their past three games.

Colorado committed an ABL record 20 turnovers in the first half Sunday against Portland, then had three in the second half in a come-from-behind 65-64 victory. Notable Quotables Long Beach coach Maura McHugh, on the StingRays' effort against the Blizzard: "There was a blind lady behind me who offered to aa in, and I said, 'Sure, honey, why We'd rehed our limit of players or I'd have signed her up." Colorado coach Sheryl Estes, on her team's early tendencies: "We're playing like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Unfortunately, Mr.

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The other first-place vote went to Orioles reliever Randy Myers, who finished fourth behind Twins righthander Brad Radke. Yankees lefthander Andy Pet-titte placed fifth. Clemens had been tied with Jim Palmer for most Cy Youngs in AL history. Steve Carlton and Greg Maddux won four apiece in the National League. Clemens' previous awards came with the Red Sox in 1986, '87 and '91.

His record between the last two was 58-50, which led to Duquette's assessment Clemens left for a three-year, (2475 million contract with the Blue Jays and vowed to prove Duquette wrong. Clemens set an AL record for differential between his ERA and his league's (4.56), a 2.51 difference that nearly beat the major league mark set by Maddux (2.65) in 1994 Clemens opened the season with an 11-game winning streak and tied teammate Pat Hentgen for the league lead in innings (264), complete games (nine) and shutouts (three). He limited opponents to a .213 average, second only to Johnson's .194 Hentgen was the winner in 1996, making the Blue Jays the AL's second back-to-back winners since Clemens with the Red Sox in 19867. The last team to do it with different pitchers was the Brewers in '81 (Rollie Fingers) and '82 (Pete Vuckovich). Clemens said, unlike previous years, he was nervously awaiting this announcement Perhaps because this time there are visions of Cooperstowa Carlton is already in the Hall of Fame, and Maddux is on the same path.

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Philadelphia at Portland, 10 pm. Friday Portland at Seattle. 10 pm. Btirru-eese Fin A tklrom 12-IKnwaGator 10-1 Chmfwfn 8-1 Draoon Kmo. 3-1 AMBs Turbodrrve 1S-1 Varery Bla 5-2 HrCSurtUrt 4-IFonjtssBandrt 5-1 4- Xabat-Mattra 15 30 Qumeia 1-5 Pad 159 10 tuna 5-1 Pd 182 50 Triftna 5-M Part 1323 70 2- xaint-lorqt 6 60 4 50 3 90 5- 5ornzabi-Ajpm 18 90 510 3- Gouanftaul a tn 1-JaridnKaoozzo 7 wi narnt-t58 FBI 0 AMftevon 2-1 Ossum Km 12-1 Money G1 8-1 earless 7-2 Kara Wolters, ME.

1 Griffith, 1 Tracy Henderson, Atl, 0 9 Ftd Goal Percentage Williams. 617, Griffith, 603, Ka-trvna Gaither, SJ, .586, DeLisha Milton, Port, 561, Wofters, NF. 557 Vr. IP $0 ERA 1986 254 24-4 67 238 2 48 1987 281 2 20-9 83 256 2 97 1991 271.1 18-10 65 241 2 62 1997 2640 21-7 68 292 2 05 Qumeia 2-5 Pa 154 60 Euna 2-5 Pud 1111 00 Trrttna 2-5-1 PaO 1576 30 1' Suptrttrta 2-5-1-8 PaKl 1994 00 Qumeia 2-5 Pk1 151 00 Fana2-5 Paid 1139 50 6 XQs Cadillac 2 20 DGsBoCimmt 4-1 91 rati A Oaba Oo 6-1 Orsmfcurxie 8-1 Ktrsos Farms 10-1 Mtrta 2-5-3 P0 1665 70 Oumta 2-8 125 20 Ttrta 2-8-6 1167 20 Tfjrm: S1H168 tMTM-tSM FHT ncicthrKt 6-1 Char Amarm Czar 10-1 rriMin-ian) fbtt 0 tj ta 4-larvsp 11 to 5 0 3 60 IDHtonuiy 260 14 60 6 00 3-Artonso 1200 6 00 VoiaGrrt 5-1 Knot Sugar 12-1.

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