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TUESDAY, JULY 10. 2007 THE C3LARI0N-LEDGER SC CLARKDNLEDGER.COM Scoreboard I 1 1 I STANOINOt II. Thomas Oekker, Netherlands, Rabobank, AIITIirmCDT AMERICAN LEAGUE EnlOlvltlon 12. Manuel Qulnzlato, Italy, Llauloas, :32. TOUR DM FRANC! AT GHENT, BELGIUM Second Stage 104.7 miles from Dunkirk, France to Ghent 1.

Gert Sleegmens, Belgium, Quickstep-Inner-getic, 3nours, 48 minutes, 22 seconds. 2. Tom Boonen, Belgium, Quick step-Inner getlc, same time. 3. FfllppoPoizato, Italy, Llqulges, same time.

4. Robert Hunter, South Africa, Barloworid, same time, 5. Roma in Felllu, France, Agrltubel, same time. 6. Robbie McEwen, Australia, Predictor-Lotto, same time.

7. Erik Zabel, Germany, Team Mllram, same time. I. Heinrlch Haussler, Germany, Gerolstelner, same time. 9.

Oscar Frelre, Spain, Rabobank, same time. 10. SebastlenChavanel, France, Franceisedes Jeux, same time. U. William Bonnet, France, Credit Agricole, same time.

12. Bernhard Eisel, Austria, T-Moblle, same time. 13 SebastienHinault, France.Credlt Agricole, same time. 14. Philippe Gilbert, Belgium, Francalse des Jeux, same time.

15. Enrico Degano, Italy, Barloworid, same 13. Benolt Vaugrenard, France, Francalse des Jeux, same time. 14. Jose Ivan Gutierrez, Spain, Calsst 15.

Andriy Grivko, Ukraine, Team Mltram, tame time. 16 Mikel Astarloia, Spain, Euskaltel-Euskadl, same time. 17. FlllppoPozzato, Italy, Llqulgas, 35 It. Alberto Contador, Spain, Discovery Channel, same time.

19. Audrey Kashechkin, Kazakhstan, Astant, same time. 20. Cadel Evans, Australia, Predictor-Lotto, :36. AlSO 30.

Levi Leiphelmer, United States, Discovery Channel, :40. 32. Tomes Valtkui, Lithuania, Discovery Channel, 42. 39. Sergio Paullnho, Portugal, Discovery Channel, 44.

48. Ego! Martinet Spain, Discovery Channel :47. 50. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine, Discovery Channel, 41. 70.

Christopher Horner, United States, Predictor-Lotto, :53. 71. Beniamin Noval Gonzalez. Soain. Discov- Prt GB Boston 53 34 .609 Toronto 43 44 .494 10 New York 42 43 .494 10 Baltimore 38 49 .437 15 Tampa Bav 34 53 .391 19 Central Division Pet GB Detroit 52 34 .605 Cleveland 52 36 .591 1 Minnesota 45 43 .511 I Chicaoo 39 47 453 13 KansasClty 31 50 .432 15 Wttt Division Pet GB LnAnoelei 53 35 .602 Seattle 49 36 .576 Oakland 44 44 .500 9 Texas 38 50 .432 IS NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pet GB New York 48 39 .552 Atlanta 47 42 .529 2 Philadelphia 44 44 .500 4'.

Florida 42 47 .472 7 Washington 36 52 .409 12V Ctntral Division Pet GB Milwaukee 49 39 .557 Chicago 44 43 .506 4t St Louis 40 45 .471 7li Pittsburgh 40 48 .455 9 Houston 39 50 .438 10' Cincinnati 36 52 .409 13 West Division Pet GB San Diego 49 38 .563 Los Angeles 49 40 .551 1 Arizona 47 43 522 3l Colorado 44 44 .500 5'i San Francisco 31 .442 101 iime. le. Manmeu Laaagnous, France, Francalse try Channel, same time, des Jeux, same time. 74. Christian Vandevelde, United States, Team 17.

Thomas Lovkvist, Sweden, Francalse des CSC, same time. Jeux, same time. 130 Fred Rodriguez, United States, Predictor- II. Steven de Jongh, Netherlands, Quick Step- Lotto, 1:05. Innergetic same time.

1l3.DavldZabrlskle,UnltedStates,TeamCSC, 19. Marcus Burghardt, Germany, T-Mobile, 2:59. same time. i i if Sunday's Garnet Detroito, Boston 5 N.Y.Yankees Toronto l.ClevelandO Chicago White Soxe, Minnesota3 Kansas City 12, Tampa Bay 4 Texas 2, Baltimore 1 Seattle7.0ekland3 Cincinnati Arizona 3 11 Innings Pittsburgh, ChicagoCubs2 Washington 7, Milwaukee 2 Houston 8, N.Y. Wets 3 St.

SanFranclscoO Philadelphia Colorado4 L.A. Florida 3 Atlanta 5, San Diego 4 Monday's Games No games scheduled Today's Games al All-Stan vs. NL All-Stars, at San Francisco, 7:45 p.m. Wednesday's Garnet No games scheduled Thursday's Games Toronto al Boston, 6:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 6:05 p.m.

N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 6: 10 p.m. Oakland at Minnesota, Detroit at Seattle, 9:05 p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 20.

Munlo Fischer, Brazil, Llqulgas, same time. Also 32. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine, Discovery Channel, same time. 50. Vladimir Gusev, Russia, Discovery Channel, same time.

69. Tomas Valtkut, Lithuania, Discovery Channel, same time. 70. Alberto Contador, Spain, Discovery Channel, same time. 79.

Christopher Horner, United States, Predictor-Lotto, same time. 131. Levi Leipheimer, United States, Discovery Channel, same time. 132. Sergio Paulinho, Portugal, Discovery Channel, same time.

143. Eooi Martinez, Spain, Discovery Channel, same time. 150. Christian Vandevelde, United States, Team CSC, same time. 151.

George Hincaple, United States, Discovery Channel, same time. 152. Benjamin Noval Gonzalez, Spain, Discovery Channel, same time. 177. David Zabriskie, United States, TeamCSC, same time.

188. Fred Rodriguez, United States, Predictor-Lotto, sametime. OVERALL STANDINGS (After two stages) 1. Fabian Cancellara, Switzerland, Team CSC, 8:36:13. 2.

Andreas Kloeden, Germany, Astana, 13 seconds behind. XDavidMillar, Britain, Saunter Duval-Prodlr, :21. 4. George Hlncapie, United States, Discovery Channel, :23. 5.

Bradley Wiggins, Britain, Cofidls, same time. 6. Vladimir Gusev, Russia, Discovery Channel, :25. 7. Tom Boonen, Belgium, Quick Step-Inner-getic, 26.

8. Vladimir Karpets, Russia, Discovery Channel, sametime. 9. Thor Hushovd. Norway, Credit Agricole, 29.

10. Alexandre Vinokourov, Kazakhstan, Astana, TOUR DS FRANCS STACKS-WINNERS July 7 Prolog, London-London, 7.9 kilometers (4.9 miles) (stage: Fabian Cancellara, Switzerland, overall: Cancellara) July 8 First stage, London-Canterbury, 203 126. 1) Robbie McEwen, Australia; Cancellara July 9 Second stage, Dunkirk, France-Ghent, Belgium, 168.5 1 104.7) (Gert Steegmans, Belgium; Cancellara) July 10 Third stage, Waregem-Compiegne, 236.5(147) July 11 Fourth stage, VHIers-Cotterets-Jolgny, 193(119 9) July I2-Fifthstage, Chablls-Autun, medium mountain, 182.5(113.4) July 13 Sixth stage, Semur-en-Auxols-Bourg-en-Bresse, 199.5024) July 14 Seventh stage, Bourg-en-Bresse-Le Grand-Bornand, high mountain, 197.5 122.7) July 15 Eighth stage, Le Grand-Bornand-Tlgnes, high mountain, July 16 Rest day, Tignes July 17 Ninth stage, Val d'lsere-Briancon, high mountain, 159.5(99.1) July 18 10th stage, Tallard -Marseille, 229.5 (142.6) July 19 11th stage, Marseille-Mont pel Her, 182.5(113.4) July 20 12th stage, Montpellier-Castres, medium mountain, 178.5(110.9) Julv2l- 13th stage, AIM, Individual time trial, July 22 14th stage, Mazamet-Plateau-de-Beille, high mountain, 197 122.4) July 23 15th stage, Foix -Louden vielle-Le Louron, high mountain, 196(1218) July 24 -Rest day, Pau July 25 16th stage, Orthez-Gourette-Col d'Aubisque, high mountain, 218.51 135.8) July 26- 17th stage, Pau-Castelsarrasin, 1885 (117.1) July 27 18th stage, Cahors-Angouleme, 211 (131.1) July 28 19th stage, Cognac-Angouleme, Individual time trial, 55.5(34.5) July 29 20th stage, Marcoussls-Champs-Elysees Paris, Total: 3569.9 kilometers (2218.2miles) John Raoux The Associated Press NASCAR Chairman and CEO Brian France (left) greets urday at Daytona International Speedway. France hopes presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani and his wife Judith Sat- to put NASCAR on equal footing with the other pro sports. France tightens grip without dad By Jenna Fryer The Press 1 It.

Jr- I STANDINGS Second Half North Division Chattanooga Tennessee -Hunts villa Carolina West Ten South Division Jacksonville Montgomery Mobile x-MlsslsslppI Birmingham x-won first half Pet. GB 12 9 .571 10 10 .500 Vi 9 11 .450 2'3 12 .429 3 7 13 .350 Pet GB 15 5 .750 15 5 .750 9 11 .450 6 I 13 .400 7 7 13 .350 I "rrrr STANDINGS AIITImwCDT EASTERNCONFERENCE Sunday's Garnet No games scheduled Monday's Game North All-Stars 7, South All-Stars 4 Ptl GF GA NewYork 7 5 3 34 25 30 United 7 5 1 23 33 18 NewEngland 3 5 23 25 17 Kansas CitY i 5 4 22 26 32 Columbus 5 4 7 33 30 31 Toronto FC 5 7 3 II 18 34 Chicago 4 7 4 16 13 22 WESTERN CONFERENCE PU GF GA Houston 5 2 39 21 10 FC Dallas 9 6 2 29 21 31 CDChivasUSA 6 5 3 31 18 15 Colorado 4 8 5 17 14 32 LosAngeles 3 5 4 13 17 18 Real Salt Lake 1 7 6 9 12 23 PLAYOFFS SCHEDULI All TlmesCOT WILDCARD National Conference Philadelphia 41, Orlando 26 Columbus 56, Tampa Bay 55 American Conference Colorado 49, ansas ity 42 LosAngeles6iUtah42 DIVISIONAL ROUND National Conference Saturday, July 7: Columbusto, Dallas 59 Sunday: Georgia Philadelphia 39 American Conference Saturday, July 7: San Jose 76, Colorado 67 Monday: Chicago 52, Los Angeles 20 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP National Conference Saturday, July 14: Columbus at Georgia, noon American Conference Saturday, July 14: Chicagoat San Jose, 3p.m. ARENA BOWL At New Orleans Sunday, 3p.m. down on the NFL with a discipline edict that has made character nearly as important as talent. France wants the same for NASCAR, and at a time when sponsors are hard to come by, he's trying to create the perfect corporate model.

Ridding the sport of cheating, a previously accepted and celebrated part of NASCAR, could do it. But this zero-tolerance policy is harsh eight teams have faced heavy sanctions this season, and nine people have been suspended for cheating and not everyone likes it. Bobby Allison, who won 85 races from 1966 to 1988, thinks it's excessive. "I know NASCAR is really trying to make an impression that nobody can cheat on anything but that's not the racing that Bill France Sr. started with and Bill France Jr.

continued with and that NASCAR competitors old and new have any kind of feel for," he said. That's OK with France, who has the power to make this a very new NASCAR. He credits his grandfather and father for building the sport, but knows its scope is so much bigger and the stakes are so much higher. It's why he pushed to move races from traditional Southern markets and into California, Phoenix, Kansas City and Chicago. And he pulled the trigger on the Chase for the championship, the manufactured 10-race NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.

Sunday's Garnet New York ColoradoO Houston l.D.C.UnltedO Thurtdav'iGama Houston at Chicago, 8 p.m. Saturday's Garnet FC Dallas atD.C. United, New England attlew York, 6:30 p.m. Real Salt Lake at KansasCity, 7p.m. Columbus at CD Chlvas USA, 9:30 p.m.

STANDINGS AIITimetCDT EASTERN CONFERENCE Indiana 13 Detroit 13 NewYork 10 Chicago 8 Connecticut 7 Washington 6 WESTERN CONFERENCE Today's Games No games scheduled Wednesday's Garnet Mississippi at Montgomery Birmingham at Jacksonville Carolina at West Tennessee Huntsvllle at Chattanooga Mobile atTennessee NORTH 7, SOUTH 4 North South at) hW ab hM Anderson 2b 5 0 0 0 Holt 2b 4 13 1 Solimannlb 4 2 1 0 Loader, thai 5 1 3 0 Palmisanoc 3 12 1 Jones It 2 0 0 0 McGeheec 2 1 1 0 Paul If 3 0 0 0 Fox If 2 1 1 OEsqutvelrf 2 0 0 0 Cortes If 2 1 0 ICollarorf 3 0 10 Craighdh 4 0 2 1 D.Hrnndez3b 2 0 0 0 Mitchell 3b 3 0 1 2Gonzalez3b 3 110 Tuiasosopo3b1 0 1 1 Jasoc 2 0 2 0 Redman cf 5 0 1 ICastllloc 3 0 2 0 Katinrf 1 1 1 OBritotb 4 0 0 0 Mosscf 3 0 0 OLucydh 2 0 0 0 Lambinss 3 0 1 OBonifacloss 3 10 1 DIFelfcep 0 0 0 0 Harrison 0 0 0 0 Holllmanp 0 0 0 0 Mason 0 0 0 0 Gullnp 0 0 0 0 Green 0 0 0 0 Woermanp 0 0 0 0 Egbert 0 0 0 0 Fisher 0 0 0 OSchreiberp 0 0 0 0 G.Hrnndezp 0 0 0 OAscaniop 0 0 0 0 Nestorp 0 0 0 OMeloanp 0 0 0 0 James 0 0 0 0 Thayer 0 0 0 0 Salasp 0 0 0 0 Totals 712 7 Totals 31 412 2 North All-Stars 000 040 003-7 South All-Start 001 000 012-4 Lambin, Tuiasosopo, Bonifacio. DP -North 2. LOB North 10 South 11. 2B Castillo. SB Bonifacio.

SF Bonifacio. IP ER BB SO North All-Stars DiFelice 1.0 2 0 0 0 1 Hoi 1 i man 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 Gulfn 1.0 1 1 0 0 1 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 Fisher 10 1 0 0 0 1 G.Hernandez 10 2 0 0 1 3 Nestor 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 James 1.0 2 1 1 1 1 Salas 10 2 2 0 0 2 South All-Stan Harrison 1.2 2 0 0 0 0 Mason 1.1 0 0 0 1 2 Green 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 Egbert, 0.2 2 4 4 3 1 Schreiber 1.1 2 0 0 0 1 Ascanio 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 Meloan 1.0 1 0 0 1 2 Thayer 1.0 4 3 0 0 1 HBP Gulln, James, Salas, Egbert. PB Castillo, Jaso 2. 3:09 45 delay). DAYTONA BEACH.

Fla. Brian France walked through the FanZone at Daytona International Speedway without handlers or security. The NASCAR chairman seemed like just another face in the crowd. Few recognized the sport's most influential man, III til3 PitS who was back at the track after a month away following the June 4 death of his father, former chairman Bill France Jr. France hardly eased into his return.

He charged back, spending much of last week making it very clear this is his sport now. He defended NASCAR's strong new stance against cheating. He voiced his disapproval of suspended crew chiefs coming to the track during their punishment. His top competition officials the ones who told crew chiefs they could be on the grounds as long as they weren't in the garage were sent scrambling to close the loophole. "We went to the proper people and asked them what the rules were and what they wanted us to do," said Tony Eury who attended five of six races during his suspension.

"I just don't think he knew, to be honest. Brian didn't know what they were doing." There's always been a perception that France spent his first three years as chairman ruling from afar, thus creating a disconnect from the day-to-day decisions of the family business. That he was ostensibly unaware of what was going on may have proved that has sometimes been the case, but once France saw the crew chiefs flaunting their at-track presence, he quickly corrected his oversight by cracking down. Then he worked the garage at Saturday night's Pepsi 400, first joining Sprint chairman Tim Kelly at a news conference to announce a name change to NASCAR's top series, then introducing Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani to the industry. France was firmly out front, finally free from the shadow of his late father.

France Jr. was tough to please, and every decision his son made was Pet .765 .706 .556 .444 .389 .333 Pel .633 .579 .556 .389 .378 .363 San Antonio Sacramento Phoenin Seattle LosAngeles Houston Minnesota BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INOIANS-Claimed LHP John Koronka off outright waivers from Texas and optioned him to Buffalo (ID. LOSANGELES ANGELS Released INF Shea Hillenbrand. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Released RHP Victor Zambrano. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS-Signed Al Horford and Acle Law to muttiyearcontrects.

NEW JERSEY NETS-Signed Sean Williams. JUNIOR COLLEGE EAST CENTRAL Announced the signing of Heidelberg Academy pitcher Stephen Walters for baseball. COLLEGE NCAA Named Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive chair of me Division I men'sbasketballcommittee. BELHAVEN Announced that Trinity International (III.) women's volleyball coach J. P.

Winn has been hired for the same position with the Lady Blazers. MISSISSIPPI STATE Announced that women's golfers Amanda Mathis and Suzanne Stanley have been named to the National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar team. title hunt. When the first three years of the Chase didn't satisfy him, he didn't hesitate to tinker with the for Sunday's Garnet New York 71, Sacramento61 Indiana 86 Chicago 70 Houston 79, Minnesota 67 Detroitlll.Phoenix82 Monday's Games Nogames scheduled Today's Gamtt Seattle at Los Angeles, 2:30 p.m. Chicagoat Detroit, 6p.m.

Minnesota at p.m. Indiana at Houston, 8 p.m. Wedmtday'tGamit Connecticut at Seattle, 2 p.m. San Antonio at Phoenix, p.m. John Raoux The Associated Press Brian France (above) lost his father, Bill France on June 4.

Now he will rule NASCAR without restraint. most certainly scrutinized. It made for awkward moments from his seat in the crowd, Bill grabbed a microphone to interrupt Brian's presentation during a 2003 news conference and probably hindered Brian's transition into the top job. Now able to rule without restraint, France is clear to continue his quest to make NASCAR more corporate than country. Simply put, he wants the sport on the same playing field with the other major league sports.

This makeover requires France to trample on tradition, and that comes with the risk of alienating NASCAR's longtime fans. But in taking off the restrictor plate and shaking things up, France has the opportunity to raise his status and put himself in the same league as some of the top leaders in professional sports. After all, his emphasis on cleaning up the sport by stomping out its culture of cheating is no different from what's going on in every other professional league. David Stern put his stamp on the NBA by trying to clean up its thug image through a dress code and rules aimed at curbing fighting. Bud Selig is cracking down on cheating in baseball with a stringent steroid policy, and Roger Goodell has clamped mat and expand the field.

He brought on a new series spon sor and a new fuel provider and is willing to sever ties with longtime regional partners. France has also been at the helm during the introduction of the Car of Tomorrow, which is designed to cut costs, improve safety and foster better racing. PGA TOUR STATISTICS By The Associated Press Through Julys ScorlngAverega 1, Tiger Woods, 68.62. 3, Vllay Singh, 69.10. 3, JlmFuryk, 69.46.

4, Phil Mlckelson, 69.49. 5, Justin Rose, 69.55. 6, David Toms, 69.60. 7, Ernie Els, 69.61. 8 (tie), Scott Verplank and Jose Coceres, 69.70.

10, Robert Driving Distance 1, Bubba Watson, 315.3. 2, J.B. Holmes, 312.4. 3, Some of his ideas are radical, and some fans have soured on this new NASCAR. But what France has done ATP CAMPBELL'S HALL OF FAMK CHAMPtON8HtPS AT NEWPORT, R.I.

Men'tSlngtat First Round Frank Dancevlc, Canada, d. Kevin Kim, United States, 6-3, 6-3; Roko Karanu-slc, Croatia, d. Teimuraz Gabashvili (6), Russia, 6-4, 6-3; VinceSoadea 12), United States, d. Justin is on the same plane as when Selig 309.7.5, Scott introduced the wild card and mter- Glmelstob, United States, 6-3; Wesley Mood- Gl)tschevwkl, o. 6, Harrison Frazar, 302.8.

7, Brett Wetterlch, 301.1. 8, Steve Marino, 301.0. 9, league play to baseball. The moves were decried at the time, but few would argue baseball isn't better for Michael Berrer (8), Chris Guccione, Australia, 6-4, 7-6 (5). Mtn't Doublet First Round Nathan Healey, Australia, and Igor Kunitsyn, Russia, d.

Alexander Peya, Austria, and Mischa Zverev, Germany, 6-2, 6-3. them. Time will tell if France can do the same. NBA LPGA TOUR STATISTICS Through July 1 Scoring 1, Lorena Ochoa, 69.8654. 3, Paula Creamer, 70.8085.

3 (tie), Sarah Lee and Morgan Pressel, 71.1163. 5, Suzann Pettersen, 71.1364. 6, Stacy 71.1765. 8, Jee Young Lee, 71.3696. 9, Se Ri Pak, 71.4878.

10, Angela Park, 71.5893. Rounds Under Par 1, Lorena Ochoa, .731. 3, Na On Mln, .636. 3, Paula Creamer, .596. 4, Stacy Prammanasudh, .550.

5, Suzann Pettersen, .545. 6, Angela Park, .536. 7, Sarah Lee, .535. 8, Nicole Castrale, .533. 9, Mi HyunKIm, .539.

10, KarrieWebb, .536. Eagles Lorena Ochoa, 11. 2 (tie), Pat Hurst, Brittany Llncicome and Karin Siodln, 7. 5, Laura Davies, 6. 6 (tie), Maria Hlorth, Jul! Inkster and Young Greent In Regulation 1, Lorena Ochoa, .758.

2, Jee Young Lee, .732. 3, Suzann Pettersen, .730. 4, Paula Creamer, .728. 5, Nicole Castrale, .721. 6, Brittany Llncicome, .718.

7, Karrle Webb, .697. 8, Angela Stanford, .692. 9, Morgan Pressel, .690. 10 (tie), Jul! Inkster and Laura Diaz, .685. ToplOFInlshes 1, Lorena Ochoa, .857.

2, Paula Creamer, .538. 3 (tie), Stacy Prammanasudh and Morgan Pressel, .500. 5 (tie), Angela Stanford and Jee Young Lee, .462. 7, Ml Hyun Im, .429. 8, Se Ri Pak, .417.9, 4tledwlth.3S5.

Driving Distance 1, Karin Siodin, 277.6. 2, Jee Young Lee, 273.4. 3, Suzann Pettersen, 272.8. 4, Brittany Lincicome, 271 .9. 5, Lorena Ochoa, 271.2.

6, Sophie Gustafson, 269.6. 7, Laura Davies, 268.7 8, Maria Hiorth, 266.0. 9, Alena Sharp, 264.7. 10, Christina Kim, 263.9. SandSavet Annika Sorenstam, .688.

3, Jane Park, .600. 3 (tie), Hee-Won Han and Sarah Lee, .583.5, Rachel Hetherington, .568. 6, Shi Hyun Ahn, .567. 7, Lorie Kane, .565.8, ang, .538. 10, Llselotte Neumann, .531.

Birdies Lorena Ochoa, 311. 3, Angela Park, 186. 3, Ml Hyun Kim, 180. 4 (tie), Paula Creamer and Kyeong Bae, 164. 6 (tie Jee Young Lee and Laura Davies, 162.

8, Suzann Pettersen, 161. 9, II Ml Chung, 156. 10 (tie), Pat Hurst and Christina Im, 153. Driving Accuracy 1, Won Lee, .837. 2, Sae-Hee Son, .815.

3, Vickl Goetze-Ackerman, .802. 4, Ml Hyun Kim, .796. 5, Yu Ping Lin, .795. 6, Ji-Young Oh, .790. 7, Juliets Granada, .788.

8, Hilary Lunke, .786. 9, Kim Hall, 10, Johanna Head, .777. Putting Average Per Round Young Kim, 28.24. 2, Riko Higashio, 38.60. 3, Silvia Cavallerl, 28.66.

4, Cindy Rarick, 38.79. 5, Seo-Yeon Jeon, 38.85. 6 (tie). Mi Hyun Kim and Soo Young Moon, 28.88. 8 (tie), Sarah Lee, Stacy Prammanasudh and In-Bee Park, 28.97.

Putts Per Green(GIR) 1, Stephanie Louden, 1.74. 3, Young Kim, 1.76. 3 (tie), Na On Mln, Natalie Gulbis, Catrlona Matthew, Lorena Ochoa and Se Ri Pak, 1.77. 8 (tie), Ml Hyun Kim and Kyeong Bae, 1.78. 10, 4 tied with 1.79.

ic coach raring to go after hiatus Mag ATP SWISS OPEN AT GSTAAD, SWITZERLAND Men's Singlet First Round Krlstof Vllegen, Belgium, d. Gaston Gaudlo, Argentina, Phlllpp Kohlschreiber (4), Germany, d. Jan Hernych, Czech Republic, 7-6 (01, 7-6 (31; Albert Montanes, Spain, vs. Igor Andreev, Russia, rein; Marin Cllic, Croatia, vs. Radek Stepanek, Czech Republic, 4, rain; Andreas Seppl, Italy, leads Bartolome Salva-Vidal, Spain, 3-1, rain, ATP CATtXLA SWEDISH OPBN ATBASTAO, SWEDEN Men's Singlet First Round Lukas Dlouhy, Czech Republic d.

Michael Ryderstedt, Sweden, 6-1, 6-4; Nicolas Massu, Ecuador, d. Evgeny Korolev, Russia, 46, 6-3, 64; Carlos Moya (4), Spain, d. Ivan Navarro Pastor, Spain, 6-3, 6-4; Nicolas Almagro, Spain, d. Fllip Prplc, Sweden, 6-1, 3-6, 6-1; Luis Horna, Peru, d. Tommy Robredo (I), Spain, 6-1, 1-6, 61; Olivier Rochus, Belgium, d.

Jarkko Nlemlnen (3), Finland, 6-4, 6-2; Filippo Volandrl, Italy, d. FederlcoLuzzi, Men's Doublet First Round Tomas Behrend and Christopher Kas, Germany, d. Juan Monaco and Mariano Zabaleta, Argentina, 74 (8), 6-4. Anthony Kim, me. 10, tnaries warren, Juo.5.

Driving Accuracy Percentage 1, JoseCoceres, 76.50. 2, Jim Furyk, 74.71. 3, Fred Funk, 74.45. 4, Zach Johnson, 73.09. 5, Joe Durant, 72.03.

6, John Cook, 70.51. 7, Paul Goydos, 70.37. 8, Heath Slocum, 70. 16. 9, Craig Bowden, 70.07.

10, Scott Verplank, 69.99. Greens In Regulation Pet. 1, John Senden, 70.77. 2, Tiger Woods, 70.22. 3, Jeff Gove, 70.18.

4, Tom Lehman, 69.44. 5, Robert Allenby, 69.20. 6, Jim Furyk, 68.35. 7 (tie), Tommy Armour III and AlexCelka, 68.27. 9, John Merrick, 67.75.

10, Briny Balrd, 67.72. Total Driving 1, Hunter Mahan, 58. 1 Charles Warren, 59. Sean O'Hair, 63. 4, Mathew Goggin, 66.

5 (tie), Kenny Perry and Nick Watney, 92. 7, Peter D.J.Trahan, 100.9, Jason Gore, 106. 10, John Senden, 109. PuttlngAverage Fredrik Jacobson, 1.730. 3, Phil Mlckelson, 1.733.

3, Jonathan Byrd, 1.738. 4, Nathan Green, 1.742. 5 (tie), Rocco Mediate and Padralg Harrington, 1.743. 7 Bob Estes, 1.751. 8 (tie), Viiay Singh and Shigeki Maruyama, 1.754.

10, Joe Ogilvie, 1.755. Birdie Average Adam Scott, 4.03. 3, Phil Mlckelson, 3.94. 3, Robert Allenby, 3.83. 4, Viiay Singh, 3.81.

5 (tie), Bubba Watson and Anthony Kim, 3.80. 7 (tie), Fredrik Jacobson and Jonathan Byrd, 3.76. 9, J.B. Holmes, 3.75. 10, Mark Calcavecchia, 3.74.

Eagletf. Holes per) 1, Tiger Woods, 81.0. 2, Phil Mlckelson, 94.0. 3, Darron Stiles, 95.1. 4, Robert Garrlgus, 109.8.

5 (tie), Michael Allen and Bill Haas, 114.0. 7, Charles Warren, 117.0. Rod Pampling, 118.8.9, Greg Owen, 123.4. 10 lied with 126.0. Sand Save Percentage Jonathan Byrd, 66.67.

3, Dicky Pride, 62.30. 3, Jose Coceres, 61.83. 4, Matt Kuchar, 6l.54.5,JohnRolllns,6l.26.6K.J.Choi, 60.22. 7, Justin Rose, 60.00. 8, Jason Schultz, 59.52.

9, Ryuil Imada, 59.38. 10, Mike Weir, 58.89. Ail-Around Ranking 1, Viiay Singh, 361. 2, Tiger Woods, 282. 3, Anthony Kim, 319.

4, John Rollins, 339. 5, Bubba Watson, 366. 6 Phil Mlckelson, 377. 7, Sean O'Hair, 382. Justin Rose, 410 9, K.J.Choi, 420.

PGA TOUR Official Money Leaden 1, Tiger Woods 10), $5,093,927. 2, Phil Mlckelson (15), $4,120,588. 3, Vllay Singh 19), $3,829,964. 4, K.J. Choi (18), $3,243,629.

5, Zach Johnson (15), $2,985,910.6, Jim The Associated Press which opened Monday at Orlando's practice facility. Van Gundy watched games from a private room above the gym, sipping his omnipresent diet soda while rows of NBA coaches, execu-tives and agents watched from court-side. Van Gundy considered running the summer league team, but eventually delegated the head coach role to Clifford, part WEEKLY TOP PtRFORMCRS AT COTTON BOWL LANES Men's high series scratch Michael Grant, 734. Men's high series handicap Michael Grant, 752. Women's high series scratch Mary Wright, 544.

Women's high series handicap -Linda Boyte, 625. Bowler of the Week Walter Patton, 671 scratch series. Van Gundy and-roll and stuff." Van Gundy was hired by the Magic last month, agreeing to a deal after Billy Donovan decided to leave Florida for the job, then changed his mind to return to the two-time defending NCAA champion Gators. So far, Van Gundy's chosen his staff Patrick Ewing, who isn't at summer league because of shoulder surgery, is among his four assistants and seen the Magic come to terms with marquee free agent Rashard Lewis, who could sign a five-year deal as early as Wednesday. But it's been a busy time in more than a basketball sense for Van Gundy, too.

His family is still in South Florida, where he spent more than a decade as an assistant. He eventually and temporarily succeeded Pat Riley as coach of the Heat, winning more than 60 percent of his games as head coach and leading them to the 2005 Eastern Conference finals. He's stayed in Miami since resigning, but will formally move to Central Florida in ejjrly August. ORLANDO, Fla. For Stan Van Gundy, a moment during the Orlando Magic's summer league practices last week simply reaffirmed how much he wanted to be back on the sideline.

His plan during those workouts was to merely observe, letting assistants Steve Clifford, Brendan Malone and Bob Beyer run practices. But as the hours went along, Van Gundy, who hadn't been part of an NBA practice since resigning from the Miami Heat in December 2005, just couldn't stop himself from doing what he does best coaching. "I really did try to sort of sit back and watch practice, but I just kept drifting down to the court more and more," Van Gundy said. "I didn't overstep what those guys were doing, but my voice started to be heard a little more. It's hard to stay away and see things and I'm looking forward to being back." He's back, sort of, this week, overseeing the Magic's entry in the six-team Pepsi Pro Summer League, July 10 Furyk (16), $2,777,808.

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