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FLORIDA TODAY, Saturday, October 17, 1998 7C OUTDOORS Friday's summary Flyers 5, Lightning 2 NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA The Solunar Table lists times each day during which there is Increased NBA owners I like proposal FLORIDA TODAY Wires NEW YORK In one of the first signs of possible1 progress in the NBA lockout, owners agreed Friday fo accept the union's concept of a luxury tax on some contracts to see if such a system will slow salary growth. "We are willing to try it the union's way, but they have to agree that if it doesn't work, we then have0 try it our way," deputy commissioner Russ Granfk said. The league asked for a two-year trial, with higher tax rates and a lower threshold than the union had proposed. A hard salary cap would kick in for the 2000-01 season if the percentage of league revenue de; voted to salaries failed to drop from 57 percent to 52 percent.

Despite the apparent movement on the part of the 3 i Today Two-day Florida Sportsman Fishing Show jopens at 10 a.m. at Central JFIorida Fairgrounds on SR 50 in Orlando; Lake Poinsett 'Team Tournament on St. Johns River west of Cocoa Call Gary Hildreth at (407) 268-5544. Friday Marine Fisheries Commission final public hearing on snook rule continues from 1-5 p.m. at Department of Environmental Protection district office in Orlando.

SALTWATER: Before FriHav'c Date Minor Major Minor Major A.M. P.M. Today 3:55 9:55 4:05 10:25 1018 4:40 10:35 4:45 11:10 1019 5:05 11:15 5:25 11:35 1020 5:50 11:55 6:05 1021 6:35 12:20 6:50 12:40 1022 7:15 1:00 7:35 1:25 1023 8:05 1:55 8:30 2:15 1024 8:55 2:45 9:25 3:10 1025 8:40 2:30 9:15 3:00 1026 9:40 3:30 10:10 3:25 1027 10:30 4:20 11:05 4:50 1028 11:25 5:15 5:45 1029 12:00 6:05 12:15 6:35 1030 12:50 6:50 1:00 7:20 1031 1:35 7:40 1:50 8:05 111 2:10 8:30 2:40 9:00 PGA Las Vegas Invitational (At Las Vegas) Thursday's second-round leaders David Ogrln 67-66133 Robert Damron 65-68133 BobTwav 68-65133 Paul Azmger 66-68134 Bob May 69-65134 Lee 69-65134 Rick Fehr 69-65134 Bill Glasson 69-65134 Chip Beck 67-68135 Jim Furyk 67-66135 Scott Verplank 67-68135 Kirk Triplet! 70-65135 Justin Leonard 70-66136 Davis Love III 70-66136 Mark Calcavecchia 65-71136 Nolan Henke 69-67136 Willie Wood 69-67136 Duffy Waldorf 66-70136 Spike McRov 68-68136 DonPooley 67-0137 Kelly Gibson 72-65-137 Grant Waite 67-70137 Chris Perry 68-69137 Stewart Clnk 72-65137 Brent Geiberger 67-70137 Steve Jones 68-69137 Doug Barron Billy Andrade 68-69137 Brandel Chamblee 69-68137 Rocco Mediate 68-69137 Tom 67-0137 Tim Conley 68-69137 Richard Coughlan 68-70138 Dudley Hart 66-72138 Carquest 250 (At Madison, III.) Today's lineup 1. (85) Shane Hall, Simpsonville, S.C., Chevy, 33.998 seconds, 132.361 mph. 2.

(93) Dave Blaney, Hartford, Ohio, Pontiac 34.156, 131.748. 3. (4) Jeff Purvis, Clarksville, Chevy, 34.178, 131.664. 4. (99) Glenn Allen, Cincinnati, Chevy, 34.211, 131.537.

5. (6) Joe Bessey, Scarborough, Maine, Chevy, 34.224, 131.487. 6. (47) Andy Santerre, Cherryfiekt, Maine, Chevy, 34.266, 131.326. 7.

(00) Buckshot Jones, Monti-cello, Pontiac, 34.275, 131.291. 8. (77) Ed Berrier, Winston-Salem, N.C., Ford, 34.281, 131.268. 9. (63) Casey At-wood, Nashville, Chevy, 34.284, 131.257.

10. (17) Matt Kenseth, Lansing, Chevy, 34.290, 131.234. 11. (22) Adam Petty, Concord, N.C., Chevy, 34.295, 131.214. 12.

(74) Randy LaJoie, Norwalk, Chevy, 34.333, 131.069. 13. (3) Dale Earnhardt Kannapolls, N.C., Chevy, 34.334, 131.065. 14. (50) Joe Buford, Nashville, Term.

Ford, 34.353, 130.993. 15. (36) David Green, Owensboro, Pontiac, 34.364, 130.95. 16. (34) Mike McLaughlin, Waterloo, N.Y., Chevy, 34.382, 130.882.

17. (30) Todd Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Chevy, 34.414, 130.761. 18. (40) Kerry Earnhardt, Kannapolls, N.C., Chevy, 34.430, 130.700. 19.

(43) Kevin Grubb, Mechanlcsvllle, Chevy, 34.430, 130.700. 20. (20) Blaise Alexander, Montoursville, Chevy, 34.460, 130.586. 21. (29) Hermle Sadler, Emporia, Chevy, 34.461, 130.582.

22. (44) Tony Stewart, Rushville, Pontiac, 34.481, 130.507. 23. (37) Mark Green, Owensboro, Chevy, 34.484, 130.495. 24.

(38) Elton Sawyer, Chesapeake, Ford, 34.495, 130.454. 25. (64) Curtis Markham, Fredericksburg, Chew, 34.525, 130.340. 26. (8) Bobby Hillin, Midland, Texas, Chevy, 34.544, 130.269.

27. (72) Mike Dillon, Welcome, N.C, Chevy, 34.551, 130.242. 28. (33) Tim Fedewa, Holt, owners, the union responded negatively. Port Canaveral and Sebastian was yielding fair numbers of small dolphin in the 8-to-1 2-pound range around weed lines and debris.

On Thursday, the Steve Butler party of Orlando, on the Canaveral charter boat Hambone with Capt. Lee Myers, released five sailfish and boated three wahoo to 38 pounds and 17 dolphin to 20 pounds. They found a weedline that extended 150 and 200 feet of water. The 21 and 27 fathom ridges should offer fair numbers of grouper and snapper for anglers dropping live baits, Spanish sardines, or squid. When the -surf subsides, bluefish will hit spoons or cut mullet along the beaches and around the mouth of Port Canaveral, while a few might take swimming plugs or live mullet around the -south jetty.

Deep seawalls and pilings inside the port will hold good numbers of mangrove snapper, which might strike live Tp' Pilcnards- or smal1 mojarras. At Sebastian Inlet, snook Will hit live mullet, croakers, or large shrimp along the north -jetty during morning or evening periods. Also, good numbers of continue to take live shrimp during outgoing tides. FRESHWATER: Once the winds subside, speckled perch will take minnows drifted in open water at the Farm 13-Stick Marsh, south of Palm Bay. Early morning periods have been best.

Also, schooling bass in the 1-to-2-pound range can be found around mouths of sloughs, especially when water is flowing. Try casting small top-water lures or jerkbaits. If anglers can get on Lake Blue Cypress, between Vera Beach and Yee- haw Junction, the northwest shoreline should offer decent numbers of bass. Anglers throwing plastic worms along outside structures such as cypress trees and grass patches should find better concentrations of bass, some of which are over 3 founds. Sean Bloomfield, Florida Today "It appears at a quick glance to be a step backward more onerous than the proposal we received from them Sept.

24," union director Billy Hunter said. "It may be disguised in terms of a tax, but it is in fact a hard cap." According to the league's projections, the tax would have no impact on 85 percent of future player contracts. But Hunter claimed it would be a tax on all contracts, not just "Larry Bird exception" contracts as the league said, and would cause 90-95 percent of the players to accept the league minimum salary. The Bird rule allows teams to exceed the salary cap to retain their own free agents. "Our intent was to address the concern of the super-1 star contracts, like the Kevin Garnett contract that ev-I eryone points to.

The tax they've come back with im-' pacts the entire system," Hunter said. The league's proposal calls for a tax to be levied on any contract signed under the Bird exception for more than $2.6 million, which was the average salary in the 1997-98 season. I The tax would be paid by owners, with the revenue redistributed to low-revenue teams. In theory, it would deter teams from signing overly lucrative contracts. The tax rate would be 50 percent of the amount over $2.6 million for all contracts worth up to $10 million annually.

For contracts worth between $10 mil-' lion and $15 million, the tax would be 100 percent; be-; tween $15 million and $20 million, 150 percent; and for contracts worth more than $20 million, 200 Graniksaid. i NATIONWORLD BRIEFS 1 uuinHc thn Atlantic nntiWa I Philadelphia Tampa Bay 2 2 15 1 0 1-2 First Perlod-1, Philadelphia, Forbes 1 (Daigle, Gratton), 2:13. 2, Philadelphia, Lindros 3 (Brlnd' Amour, Desier-dins), 8:08 (pp). 3, Tampa Bay, Clark 3 (Renberg, Janney), Penalties Babych, Phi (holding), Kubina, TB (interference), Svoboda, Phi, double minor (high-sticking), 9:52 Second Period 4, Philadelphia, Le- Clair 2 (Lindros, Deslardins), 0:44. 5, Philadelphia, LeClair 3 (Lindros), 4:08.

Penalties Hogue, TB (cross-checking), Desiardlns, Phi (tripping), Cross, TB (holding), 11:47. Third Period 6, Philadelphia, Le Clair 4 (Brind' Amour, McGillis), 12:54 (pp). 7, Tampa Bay, Richer 1 (Wllkie, Renberg), 19:04. Penalties Maneluk, Phi (tripping), Cross, TB (slashing), Hogue, TB (slashing), 12:40. Shots on goal Philadelphia 8-15-1336.

Tampa Bay 13-6-726. Power-play Opportunities Philadel phia 2 of Tampa Bay 0 of 5. Goalies Philadelphia, Hextall 1-0-0 (26 shots-24 saves). Tampa Bay, Puppa 0-2-1 (36-31). A 13,065 Friday's deals BASEBALL American League TORONTO BLUE JAYS Named Lloyd Moseby first-base coach.

Sent LHP Ben Van Ryn outright to Syracuse of the International League. National League PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Pur- Chased the contract of LHP Sean Fesh from Sun Cities of the Arizona Fall League. Placed OF Ruben Amaro, Jr. on the voluntarily retired list. Frontier League CANTON CROCODILES Named Robert Jones general manager and Carla Bonner sales coordinator.

FOOTBALL Arena Football League HARTFORD Announced the resig nation of Chuck Shelton, coach. HOCKEY National Hockey League ANAHEIM MIGHT DUCKS-Loaned LW Mike LeClerc to Cincinnati of the AHU 1 I NEW YORK ISLANDERS Traded LW Tom Chorske and a 1999 eighth-round draft pick to the Washington Capitals for a 1999 sixth-round draft pick. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS As- Signed Jean-Sebastian Aubin to Kansas City of the IHL. WASHINGTON CAPITALS Ac quired LW Tom Chorske and a 1999 eighth-round draft pick from the New York Islanders for a 1999 sixth-round draft pick. Signed Sergei Gonchar to a two-year contract.

American Hockey League ADIRONDACK RED WINGS Loaned LW Darcy George to Toledo of the ECHL. BEAST OF NEW HAVEN Loaned Lance Ward to Miami of the ECHL. International Hockey League DETROIT VIPERS Recalled Trevor Koenig from Dayton of the ECHL. HOUSTON AEROS Signed Narm Maciver. Signed Travis Van Tighem and assigned him to Austin of the WPHL.

East Coast Hockey League COLUMBUS CHILL Added Steve MacKinnan to roster. DAYTON BOMBERS Added LW Calvin Crowe and Chris Batchler to the roster. Received Kaspars Ashte-nanko, RW Mike Sylvia, and Tom Nemeth on assignment from Cincinnati of the IHL. FLORIDA EVERBLADES Added Andrew Taylor and Eric Boulton to the roster. HUNTINGTON BLIZZARD Waived Jon Plrrong.

Added Jamie So-kolsky to the roster. MIAMI MATADORS Received Lance Ward on loan from New Haven of the AHL. MOBILE MYSTICKS Added Sta-cey Rayan and Ryan Schmidt to the roster. Waived Thierry Ryckman and Nico Pyka. NEW ORLEANS BRASS-Recelved RW Joe Seroski on assignment from Hamilton of the AHL.

Placed Mike Pozzo on the 10-day iniured reserve list. PEORIA RIVERMAN Added RW Anthony Aquino to the roster. ROANOKE EXPRESS-Released Chris Bernard. WHEELING NAILERS Added RW Leon Delorme. United Hockey League FLINT GENERALS Waived Ryan Miles.

COLLEGE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE Suspended football official Harold Deities for one game for making an incorrect call during a game on Oct. 10. NEVADA Suspended OB David Neiil from the football team until criminal charges against him are resolved. YOUNGSTOWN STATE Named Mike Ftorak baseball coach. CA Trophy (At Vienna, Austria) Friday's results Singles quarterfinals Karol Kucera (5), Slovakia, def.

Jonas Biorkman, Sweden, 6-3, 6-2 Todd Martin, Ponte Vedra Beach, def. Cedric Pioline, France, 6-4, 6-3. Pete Sampras (1), Tampa, def. Tim Henman, Britain, 6-0, 6-3 Greg Rusedski, Britain, def. Patrick Rafter (2), Australia, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3).

Doubles quarterfinals Neil Broad, Britain, and Robbie Koenig, South Africa, def. Georg Blumauer and Thomas Buchmaver, Austria. 6-2, 6-2. Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Russia, and Daniel Vacek, Czech Republic, def. Joshua Eagle and Andrew Fkjrent, Australia, 7-6 (8-6), 6-7 (4-7), 6-1.

European Championships (At Zurich, Switzerland) Friday's results Singles quarterfinals Lindsay Davenport (1), Newport Beach, def. Amanda Coetzer (6), South Africa, 6-3, 6-1. Irlna Spirlea, Romania, def. Dominique Van Roost (8), Belgium, 6-4, 6-0. Venus Williams (2), Palm Beach Gardens, def.

Mary Pierce (7), France, 6-4, 6-1. Nathalie Tauziat (4), France, def. Barbara Schett, Austria, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1. Singapore Open (At Singapore) Friday's results Singles quarterfinals Sieng Schalken, Netherlands, def. John van Lottum, Netherlands, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Mark Woodforde, Australia, def. Kenneth Carisen, Denmark, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. Marcelo Rtos (1), Chile, def. Llevton Hewitt, Australia, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. Jim Courier, Orlando, def.

Jan- Michael Gambill (4), Colbert, Wah, Doubles quarterfinals Andrei Pavel, Romania, and iarrls Sargsian, Armenia, def. Seoastifn reau and Daniel Nestor, Canada, 6 3, 1-6, 6-3. N. England 4 1 0 BOO 147 84 Miami 3 2 0 .600 88 70 Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 111 108 N.Y.Jets 2 3 0 .400 114 105 Indianapolis 1 5 0 .167 81 159 Central Jacksonville 5 0 0 1.000 124 92 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 .600 70 81 Baltimore 2 3 0 .400 86 90 Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 103 115 Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 80 89 West Denver 6 0 0 1.000 203 109 Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 118 103 Oakland 4 2 0 .667 88 117 Seattle 3 3 0 .500 1 27 79 San Diego 2 4 0 .333 70 102 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pel. PF PA Dallas 4 2 0 .667 1 62 1 02 Arizona 3 3 0 .500 101 121 N.Y.

Giants 4 0 .333 112 145 Philadelphia 1 5 0 .167 69 149 Washington 0 6 0 .000 86 186 Central Minnesota 5 0 0 1.000 166 96 Green Bay 4 2 0 .667 1 55 134 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 75 99 Detroit 2 4 0 .333 134 158 Chicago 1 5 0 .167 116 146 West Atlanta 4 1 0 .800 141 100 S. Francisco 4 1 0 .800 164 86 New Orleans 3 2 0 .600 89 105 St. Louis 2 3 0 .400 1 29 1 25 Carolina 0 5 0 .000 101 153 Thursday's result Detroit 27, Green Bay 20 Sunday's games Arizona at New York Giants, 1:01 p.m. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 1:01 p.m. Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1:01 p.m.

Cincinnati at Tennessee, 1:01 p.m. Jacksonville at Buffalo, 1:01 p.m. New Orleans at Atlanta, 1:01 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 1:01 p.m. Indianapolis at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m.

Philadelphia at San Diego, 4:15 p.m. St. Louis at Miami, 4:15 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 4:15 p.m. OPEN: Denver, Kansas City, Oakland, Seattle Monday's game N.

Y. Jets at N. England, 8:20 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 25 Atlanta at New York Jets, 1:01 p.m.

Baltimore at Green Bay, 1:01 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 1:01 p.m. New England at Miami, 1:01 p.m. San Francisco at St. Louis, 1:01 p.m.

Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1:01 p.m. Chicago at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Oakland, 4:15 p.m. Jacksonville at Denver, 4:15 p.m. Seattle at San Diego, 4:15 p.m.

Buffalo at Carolina, 8:20 p.m. OPEN: Arizona, Dallas, Indianapolis, New York Giants, Philadelphia, Washington Monday, Oct. 26 Pittsburgh at Kansas City, 8:20 P.m. Schedule Today Cross country Astronaut, Titusville boys at Pine Ridge Invitational (8 a.m.); Bavslde, Cocoa Beach, Covenant Christian, Satellite, Melbourne CC Eau Gallle at Shark Invitational at Sebastian River (8 a.m.); Titusville girls at Mt. Dora Bible Invitational.

Soccer Jupiter at Covenant Christian (7 pm). Volleyball Cocoa Beach at Orlando Oak Ridge Tournament; Melbourne Central Catholic, Titusville, Merritt Island, Sebastian River, Eau Gallle at Satellite Tournament. Friday's football scores Armwood 45, Robinson 0 Bay High 7, Dothan 6 (Ala) Belleview 35, Eustls 15 Berkeley Prep. 11, Riverview 8 (OT) Bishop Moore 61, Poinciana 15 Booker 37, Sarasota 12 Brad. Southeast 54, Brandon 0 Cardinal Mooney 34, Lemon Bay 12 Chamberlain 27, Brad.

Manatee 15 Charlotte 63, Okeechobee 8 Clewiston 22, American Heritage 13 Crystal River 33, Central 0 Eau Gallle 26, Port St. Lucie 13 Evans 17, Dr. Phillips 14 Pine Crest 14, Sebastian 13 Fort Myers 35, Riverdale 0 Gainesville 23, Lake City Columbia 7 Indian Rocks Chr. 44, Keswick Chr. 7 Jesuit 24, Brad.

Bayshore 14 Key West 21, Barron Collier 14 Lake Mary 38, Lake Howell 9 Lakeland 44, Winter Haven 6 Santa Fe 13, Northside Chr. 3 Lehigh 20 Naples 13 Liberty County 42, Cottondale 6 Mainland 36, Rockledge 31 Merritt Island 35, Seabreeze 16 New Smyrna 56, Melbourne 7 Chr. Academy 66, Heritage Prep 12 St. John Lutheran 24, St. Joseph 21 Ocala Vanguard 69, Lake Weir 0 Palmetto 24, Mulberry 0 Pasco 27, Ridgewood 7 Plant City 35, Riverview 12 Port Charlotte 10, Sebring 6 River Ridge 19, Lecanto 14 Sarasota Booker 37, Sarasota 12 Shorecrest 14, Fort Meade 13 South Sumter 42, Hernando 6 SP Catholic 40, CC Catholic 7 Spruce Creek 69, Gateway 0 Tampa Catholic 20, Osceola 19 Chamberlain 27, Manatee 15 Trenton 65, Lake City Christian 6 Vanguard 69, Lake Weir 0 Venice 21 Bishop Verot 9 Williston 28, Wildwood 20 NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division PIS GF GA Philadelphia 3 0 0 6 10 3 Pittsburgh ,2 0 0 4 7 4 New Jersey 1 2 0 2 4 6 N.Y.

Islanders 1 2 0 2 5 7 N.Y. Rangers 0 4 0 0 4 14 Northeast Division PtI GF GA Boston 2 0 1.5 9 3 Montreal 2 0 1 5 10 3 Ottawa 2 0 0 4 8 4 Toronto 2 0 0 4 5 3 Buffalo 111 366 Southeast Division Pts GF GA Florida 2 0 1 5 7 3 Washington 1113 5 5 Carolina 0 1 2 2 8 9 Tampa Bay 0 3 1 1 7 15 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Pts GF GA Detroit 2 1 0 4 8 5 St Louis 111 3 9 Nashville 1 1 0 2 3 3 Chicago 1 2 0 2 6 9 Northwest Division Pts GF GA Calgary 10 1 3 8 6 Vancouver 1 1 0 2 5 6 Edmonton 1 2 0 2 7 6 Colorado 0 4 0 0 5 15 I Pacific Division I Pts GF GA Dall" 2 0 1 5 9 4 luS Aneeles 110 2 4 Phoenix 1 1 0 2 6 6 'naneim 1 3 0 2 6 9 San Jo," 0 111 6 Friday's results Philadelphia 5 Tampa Bay 2 Montreal 2, Washington 2, tie New Jersey 2, N.Y. Rangers 1 Florida 2, Buffalo 2, tie Detroit 4. St. Louis 1 Toronto at Calgary, (n) Boston at Los Angeles, (n) Thursday's results Dallas 2, Carolina 1, tie Anaheim 5, Chicago 3 Phoenix 5, Colorado 2 Today's games Buffalo at Montreal.

7 p.m. Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 pm Nashville at Ottawa, 7:30 pm Edmonton at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 8 p.m.

I N.Y. Islanders at St. Louis, 6 p.m. Toronto at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Sunday's games Calgary at Detroit, 3 p.m.

Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:05 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. Boston at San Jose, 10.30 p.m. I Today's schedule Noon College football: Duke at North Carolina State (ABC Ch. 9) 768036 College football: Minnesota at Ohio State (ESPN) 557524 College football: Wisconsin at Illinois (ESPN2) 1710185 12:30 p.m.

Auto racing: NASCAR Grand National Carquest Auto Parts 250 (CBS Chs. 6, 12) 525098, 183036 3 p.m. College football: Norfolk State at Hampton, same-day tape (ESPN2) 4081982 3:30 p.m. College football: Auburn at Florida (CBS Ch. 6) 390524 College football: Virginia at Georgia Tech (ABC Chs.

9, 25) 750017,617659 College football: Louisville at Tulane (SUN) 602997 4 p.m. Auto racing: Chevrolet Twin 125s. NASCAR Late Model 125 SuperTruck 125 (TNN) 356494 5:30 p.m. Pro golf: PGA Las Vegas Invitational (ESPN) 663456 6 p.m. College football: Clemson at Florida State (ESPN2) '509369 7 p.m.

College football: Michigan at Northwestern (ESPN) 147388 College football: Kansas at Nebraska (SUN) 23252611 Auto racing; Pepsi 400 Preview (TNN) 743185 8 p.m. Auto racing: NASCAR Winston Cup Pepsi 400 (TNN) 830340 Pro baseball: World Series Game 1 San Diego Padres at New York Yankees (FOX) 362388, 953307 9 p.m. College football: Kentucky at Louisiana State (ESPN2) 6141054 10:15 p.m. College football: Southern California at Washington State (SUN) 34661098 Sunday's schedule i p.m. Pro football: Jacksonville Jaguars at Buffalo Bills (CBS Ch.

6) 928447, 612895 Pro football: Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Fox) 625988, 425321 2:00 p.m. Auto racing: NASCAR All-Pro Series Greased Lightnin' 400 (TNN) 771895 4 p.m. Major League Soccer: Eastern Conference Final Game 2 DC United at Columbus Crew (ABC Ch. 9) 8586, 64944 Pro football: St. Louis at Miami (FOX) 910789 Horse racing: Lane's End Breeders' Futurity.

(ESPN) 691234 Pro golf: PGA Las Vegas Invitational (ESPN) 847586 Auto racing. NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Dodge's Truckstop 300 (TNN) 854789 7:30 p.m. Pro baseball: World Series Game 2 San Diego Padres at New York Yankees (FOX) 87201 2, 326437 Auto racing: CART FedEx Championship Series Gold Coast Carnival, same-day tape (ESPN) 231578 D.A. Weibring 69-69138 Clark Dennis 71-67138 Ben Bates 73-65138 Brian Henninger 66-2138 Jim Gallagher 69-69138 Paul Stankowski 67-71138 John Daly 68-70138 John Cook 69-69138 Esteban Toledo 68-70138 Russ Cochran 67-71138 David Sutherland 67-71138 Bob Estes 68-70138 Lee Janzen 67-71138 Corey Pavin 69-70139 Andrew Magee 68-71139 Paul Govdos 39 Craig Barlow 71-68139 MikeHulbert 69-70139 Craig Stadler 68-71139 MikeStandly 70-69139 Kent Jones 71-68139 Gary Koch W. Eaks 67-72139 DaveBarr 69-70139 Chris Smith 68-71139 Donnie Hammond 68-71139 Mike Springer 71-68139 Franklin Langham 69-70139 Skip Kendall 70-70140 Mark Carnevale 71-69140 Jim Carter 71-69140 Larry Rinker 68-72140 Bob Gilder 72-68140 Joey Sindelar 69-71140 Sandy Lyle 71-69140 Jay Don Blake 71-69140 Hugh Rover 68-72140 Lennie Clements 72-69141 Fred Couples 71-70141 Blaine McCallister 72-69141 Tom Lehman 69-72141 Kevin Wentworth 71-70141 Billy 71-70141 John 72-69141 Omar Uresti 72-69141 Scott McCarron 70-71141 Bob Friend 72-69141 Tom Pemice Jr 66-75141 Brad Fabel 71-70141 Mark Brooks 73-68141 Pete Jordan 69-72141 Kevin Sutherland 72-70142 Tommy Armour III 66-76142 Bruce Fleisher 73-69142 Kenny Perry 72-70142 Steve Pate 70-72142 Tim Loustalot 73-69142 Tommy Tolles Tom Kite 71-71142 Peter Jacobsen 70-72142 Michael Bradley 73-69142 Lee Rinker 71-71142 J.L.

Lewis 68 -74142 John Adams 73 -70143 Mike Briskv 72-71143 Trevor Dodds 70-73143 J.P. Hayes 69-74143 Jerry Kelly 71-72143 Chris 69-74143 Doug Martin 70-73143 Len Mattiace 69-74143 Jeff Gallagher 74-69143 P.H. Horganlll 74-69143 Scott Gump 71-72143 Ronnie Black 70-73143 David Edwards 72-72-144 Phil Gary Hallberg 73-71144 Jonathan Kaye 74-70144 Joe Durant 72-72144 Hal Sutton 74-70144 Bill Lunde 77-67144 Frank Lickliter 70-74144 Bruce Lietzke 72-72144 Billy Ray Brown 75-49144 Tim Herron 70-74144 Mike Weir 71-73144 Wayne Levi 70-75-145 Dan Forsman 73-72145 Ted Tryba 75-70145 Robert Gamez 74-71145 David Frost 72-73145 David Toms 67-79146 Mark Wiebe 73-73146 GlenHnatiuk 71-75146' Mike Reld 75-71146 Fuzzy Zoeller 73-73-146 Phil Tataurangi 76-71147 Gabriel Hlertstedt 73-74147 Tom Purtzer 77-71148 Guy Boros 72-76148 Steve Lowery 74-74148 Scott Simpson 72-76146 Clarence Rose 74-75149 Dicky Pride 73-76149 Bobby Wadkins 76-74150 Fulton Allem 76-74150 Lannv Wadkins 77-79156 Bradley Hughes 74 WD Glen Day 75 WD Senior PGA Gold Rush Classic (At El Dorado Hills, Calif.) Friday's first-round leaders John Schroeder 33-3669 Jim Albus 32-3769 Kurt Cox 35-3469 Fred Gibson 35-3570 Tommy Aaron 36-3470 Terry Dill 36-3470 Gary McCord 36-3571 Ray Arirmo David Graham 34-3771 Dale Douglass 36-3571 Dana Ouiglev 35-3671 Leonard Thompson 34-3771 Bruce Summerhavs 35-3671 Joe Inman 34-3771 David Lundstrom. 35-3671 Bob Duval 37-3471 Bobby Stroble 35-3772 Allen Doyle 37-35-72 Jav Sigel 38-3472 Brian Barnes 36-3672 Charles Coody John Bland 34-3672 Dave Stockton 35-3772 Hugh Baiocchl 36-3672 J.C.Snead 35-3772 Lee Trevino 38-3472 Jim Colbert 35-3772 Gay Brewer 37-3572 Mike McCullough 37-3673 John D. Morgan 37-3673 Frank Conner 36-3773 Tom Jenkins 38-35-73 Jim Ferree 36-3773 Harold Herming 39-3473 Bob Murphy 36-3773 Rav Floyd 36-3773 Gibbv Gilbert 38-35-73 Bob Eastwood 36-3773 Tom Shaw 38-35-73 Gary Player 37-3673 Orvllle Moody 38-35-73 Buzz Thomas 37-36-73 Bill Lytle 35-38-73 Walter Hall 37-3774 Don January 36-3874 Kermit Zarley 36-38-74 George Archer 36-3874 Jim Dent 38-3674 Bob Charles 35-39-74 Al Geiberger 40-34-74 Larry Babica 39-3675 TomWargo 37-3675 Walt Morgan 38-3775 John Jacobs Billy Casper Bobby Cole Billy King Jimmy Powell Dave Elchetberger Doneies.

Jose Maria Canizares 38-3676 John Mahaffey 40-3777 Bruce Devlin 38-3977 Larry Zlegler 38-3977 Rocky Thompson 39-3877 Bob Dickson 41-36-77 Jesus Rodriguez. 38-4078 Bobby Nichols 36-4278 Jerry McGee. 38-4078 39-3978 38-40-78 38-4179 40-3979 40-3979 36-43-79 36-45-81 38-4381 39-42-81 Bud Allln DeWItt Weaver Lou Graham Gene Littler Lee Elder Larry Laoretti Walter Zembriski Bruce Crampton Butch Baird. Chevy, 34.568, 130.178. 29.

(57) Jason Keller, Greenville, S.C., Chevy, 34.591, 130.092. 30. (10) Phil Parsons, Detroit, Chevy, 34.617, 129.994. 31. (35) Lyndon Amlck, Batesburg, S.C., Pontiac, 34.627, 129.956.

32. (80) Mark Krogh, Kamiah, Idaho, Chevy, 34.636, 129.923. 33. (83) Wayne Grubb, Me- chanicsville, Chevy, 34.647, 129.881. 34.

(78) Nathan Buttke, Rand-leman, N.C, Chevy, 34.700, 129.683. 35. (7) Perry Tripp, Fredericktown, Chevy, 34.708, 129.653. 36. (59) Jimmie Johnson, Concord, N.C, Chew, 34.716, 129.623.

37. (66) Elliott Sadler, Emporia, Chew, provisional. 38. (56) Jeff Krogh, Kamiah, Idaho, Chew, provisional. 39.

(89) Ashton Lewis, Fernan-dina Beach, Ford, provisional. 40. (21) Johnny Chapman, Stony Point, N.C, Ford, Provisional. 41. (14) Patty Moise, Jacksonville, Ford, provisional.

42. (12) Scott Hansen, Concord, N.C, Chew, provisional. 43. (70) Eric Jones, Chew, provisional. Australian IndyCarnival (At Surfers Paradise, Australia) Friday's results 1, Alex Zanardi, Italy, Reynard-Honda, 1 minute, 32.310 seconds, 109.002 mph.

2, Dario Franchittl, Scotland, Reynard-Honda, 1:32.781 3, Gil de Ferran, Brazil, Reynard-Honda, 1:32.851 4, Bryan Herta, New Albany, Ohio, Reynard-Ford, 1:33.189 5, Michael Andrettl, Nazareth, Swift-Ford, 1:33.198 6, Scott Pruett, Granite Bay, Reynard-Ford, 1:33.236 7, Paul Tracy, Canada, Reynard-Honda, 1:33.330 8, Max Papls, Italy, Reynard-Tovota, 1:33.375 9, Tony Kanaan, Brazil, Reynard-Honda, 1:33.543 10, Christian Fittipaldi, Brazil, Swift-Ford, 1:33.566 11, Jimmy Vasser, Las Vegas, Reynard-Honda, 1:33.762 12, Mark Blundell, England, Reynard-Mercedes, 1:33.820 13, Greg Moore, Canada, Reynard-Mercedes, 1:33.859 14, Adrian Fernandez, Mexico, Reynard-Ford, 1:33.864 15, Bobby Rahal, New Albany, Ohio, Reynard-Ford, 1:33.875 16, Hello Castro-Neves, Brazil, Reynard-Mercedes, 1:34.012 17, Patrick Carpentler, Canada, Reynard-Mercedes, 1:34.041 18, J.J. Lehto, Finland, Reynard-Mercedes, 1:34.170 19, Robby Gordon, Orange, Reynard-Toyota, 1:34.344 20, Al Unser Albuquerque, N.M., Penske-Mercedes, 1:34.801 21, Amd Meier, Germany, Lola-Ford, 1:34.964 22, Michel Jourdain Mexico, Reynard-Ford, 1:35.109 23, Richie Hearn, Henderson, Swift-Ford, 1:35.168 24, Alex Barron, Vista, Eagle-Toyota, 1:35.285 25, Andre Ribeiro, Brazil, Penske-Mercedes, 1:35.293 26, Mauricio Gugetmin, Brazil, Reynard-Mercedes, 1:35.640 27, Vincenzo Sos-piri, Italy, Eagle-Tovota, 1:37.542 28, Dennis Vltolo, Fort Lauderdale, Reynard-Ford, 1:39.982. Favorite Line Underdog College football Today Syracuse 13 COL Virginia GATECH NC STATE NL Duke Wake Forest 2 Miami-Ohio 18 STATE C. Michigan. lO'i N.ILLINOIS OHIO 37V2 Minnesota So.

11 ARMY Arkansas Nl S. CAROLINA GEORGIA 28 Vanderbilt A TECH 34 W.MICHIGAN... 11 E.Michigan NEBRASKA 34W Kansas MISSOURI 16'i Oklahoma Wisconsin 20 ILLINOIS Iowa NL INDIANA OHIOU 5V4 Akron KANSAS ST 20 Oklahoma St COLORADO 5 Texas Tech ALABAMA lOVi Carolina UTAH 8 Fresno State RICE 3Vi Tulsa SMU 3 Tcu FLORIDA 20 Auburn FLORIDA ST 29 Clemson PENN STATE 8Vi Purdue Use 10 TULANE 17 Louisville PITTSBURGH 21W Rutgers Arizona 8Vi ST. lOVi California Michigan 15Vi N'WESTERN Texas Aim. 6V4 BAYLOR Wyoming 20 UNLV MEMPHIS 10 Cincinnati TOLEDO 10W Green MARSHALI 35 Kent S.D.

State 5 NEW MEXICO TX EL-PASO 6 San Jose St LSU 10 Kentucky UCLA )0'i Oregon Byu 24 HAWAII Idaho. 2V4 STATE Arkansas State. 6 LOUISIANA LA TECH 17 Ala-Birm. Nevada 4 N. TEXAS Colorado St 14V N.

MEXICO ST Pro football Sunday TAMPA BAY 7 Carolina Jacksonville. 4 BUFFALO PITTSBURGH 5 Baltimore NY GIANTS. 2V4 Arizona 13 Washington TENNESSEE Vh Cincinnati ATLANTA 7 N.Orleans S.F 17 Indianapolis Dallas NL CHICAGO MIAMI iVi St.Louls SAN DIEGO 3 Philadelphia Monday N. ENGLAND 6Yi NyJefs Home team in CAPS Tway takes sole lead in Las Vegas FLORIDA TODAY Wires LAS VEGAS Bob Tway wants to play in only one more golf tournament this year. He's trying to make sure it won't be next week at Disney World.

Tway shot 3-under-par 69 in gusty conditions Fri-i day to move into sole possession of the lead in the Las Vegas Invitational and one round closer to his goal of making it into the season-ending Tour Championship. Tway overcame three three-putts to get to 14-under 202 and take a two-shot lead over Davis Love HI, Jim Furyk and David Ogrin on a day when winds gusting to 40 mph sent most third-round scores soaring at the TPC Summerlin course. Mark Calcavecchia led a group of four golfers another stroke back. In other golf events: World Match Play Championship: In Virginia Water, England, Tiger Woods, battling the flu and a sore throat, beat Ian Woosnam on the first playoff hole in the quarterfinals. Woosnam missed 4-foot putts at the 34th and 36th holes either would have won it then bogeyed the first playoff hole.

Senior PGA Raley's Gold Rush Classic: In Dorado Hills, John Schroeder, Kurt Cox and Jim Albus each shot 3-under 69 in the opening round. Fred Gibson, Terry Dill and Tommy Aaron were ajl at 70 as only 16 of the 78 golfers broke par. i Rios faces Courier in Singapore SINGAPORE Wild-card entry Jim Courier advanced to the semifinals of the Singapore Open with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over fellow American Michael Gambilll Courier next will play Marcelo Rios'of Chile who recovered from an opening-set loss and beat Australian teen-ager Lleyton Hewitt 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. In other tennis news: European Championship: In Zurich, Switzerj land, second-seeded Venus Williams blasted her into the semifinals by capping a 6-4, 6-1 victory over No. 7 Mary Pierce with a world record serve.

Tyson's Maryland trial set ROCKVILLE, Md. Mike Tyson's trial on criminal assault charges stemming from a traffic accident now is scheduled for Dec. 1. 7 It originally was set for Monday, the day he will firfd out if he regains his boxing license. Tyson's legal team had requested the postponement, announced Friday, so the former heavyweight champion could appear before the Nevada State Ath-i letic Commission.

LeClair boosts Fliers i i TAMPA John LeClair got his eighth career hat! trick, and Eric Lindros had a goal and two assists as; Philadelphia remained undefeated with a 5-2 victory! over Tampa Bay. Ron Hextall stopped 24 shots for his 231st victory for the Flyers (3-0-0), moving him within one win of tying Bernie Parent for first place on Philadelphia's career list. In other NHL games: Capitals 2, Canadlens 2: In Washington, Scott Thorton scored with 2:32 remaining in the third ge-riod as Montreal overcame a two-goal deficit to tie Washington. Devils 2, Rangers 1: In New York, Patrick Elias scored midway through the third period and Martin Brodeur made 24 saves as New Jersey extended its unbeaten streak against the New York Rangers to 10 games. A', Panthers 2, Sabres 2: In Buffalo, N.Y., rookie Oleg Kvasha scored his first NHL goal as Florida rallied to tie Buffalo.

Ray Whitney also scored for the Panthers (2-0-1), Geoff Sanderson and Michal Grosek got the goals for Buffalo (1-1-1). The number at the end ol ea'-h listing is a PlusCode, used with VCR Plus, a system that makes recording television programs easier. Today's schedule 3:30 p.m. College football: Auburn at Florida (WMEL-AM 920) 6 p.m. College football: Clemson at Florida State (WMMB-AM 1240-1350) 8 p.m.

Auto racing: NASCAR Winston Cup Pepsi 400 (WHKR-FM 102.7) Sunday's schedule 1p.m. Pro football: Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (WTMS-AM 1560) 4 p.m. Pro football: St. Louis at Miami (WMEL-AM 920) Radio and television broadcast additions, correction: andor deletions may be faxed to: Florida Today Sports Radio Log, W7) zw-vbu. Today College soccer: Mars Hill College at Florida Tech, 7:30 p.m.

College volleyball: Brevard Community College vs. Palm Beach Atlantic Community College at Tampa, 10 a.m.; Brevard Community College vs. Florida Community College-Jacksonville at Tampa, 3 p.m. Sunday College soccer: St. Petersburg Community College vs.

Brevard Community College at Barber Park, 3 p.m. Friday's question: Who was the Oakland Raiders' No. 1 pick in 1982? Friday's answer: Marcus Allen Today's question: Who was the only pitcher to give up a home run to Tommie Aaron but not to his brother Hank? Answer tomorrow A'W'kkaiu'lltllllH 'l j. i i i iriitt 'i i 1 I Til---.