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Fhiday. May 10, 1996 lm Gkkknviuk Ntws 12C "III nni MS IHHSi1 coacli Pesiley iioiwedl by A Butler retains lead in Olympic yachting trial TlIK ASS.MAIKH I'KKSS SAVANNAH, Ga. Lanee Hut-It built a one-point lead over Jayiie Fenner-IWnedict Thursday in the women's Mistral Class of the U.S. Olympic Yachting Trials. Butler, of Aliso Viejo.

who finished fourth in the event in the 1992 Olympics, won her fifth race of the first nine races in the series and Fenner-lWnedict of Salt Lake City won her fourth in the day's first race, then had a premature start in the second race. Butler had nine points and Fen-ner-Benedict 10 with six races remaining in the Atlantic Ocean off the Georgia coast to determine members of the U.S. Olympic team. Kevin Hall of Ventura. a Laser Class sailor who has been fighting testicular cancer since 1990.

saw his Olympic dreams fade when he was unable to finish the second race of the day. His coach. Tom Kenney, said Hall became dehydrated and chose to drop out of the race and rest. Hall received a waiver to compete in the trials because he has to take testosterone, a prohibited drug some athletes use to artificially build muscle and improve Reds 13, Phillies 2 WP- Mitliw AiHyinafi two tun 11 snneimts HiiMis 1 tie Cis iHi 2 hlv Matihe IJt (HI 2 Ms Dim H'Hjrit iHl 2 IM Jcniey Cimnp Hi 2 ts FleMux MtXu (H) 2 hits Sniwn Monjan (H) 2 lull Athletics 10, Rockies 7 H.rws Ouslti Bitt (A) 2 hits. AiIvhi A) 2 hits Cnris Rufwn (A) 2 ruts Mm Fiiuppciii (H) 2 ruts, Jet A onus (Hj 2 ritt Mets 5.

Royals 1 WP-Jiy Richardson, 14 strikeouts Hitters Phillip Stock 38 Cubs 8, Braves 2 WP Chad Cutty H.ttefS Andy Bin (0 38 Cony (CI 2B Kevw Bihwii (t 4 RBI. B'dufl 2 RBI Red Sox 4, Rangers 3 WP Cturlie Dttragh Hnms Chip Hunt (RS) HR. 2 RBI Cimeton Cuw1 (HSl 2 2. Mtt Hunieiiei (HS) 28 RBI White Sox 22, Marlins WP-Barry loucks Hitters Matt Gasmovic (WSI I hits 2 RBI Justm Hutiersun WS) 2 hilt. RBI HkuM (Uin (WS) 2 HBI Athletics 22, Cardinals 6 WP-Adam Bulled Hirtws Natal Lmeberije (A) 2 2B.

i RBI Adam Buliard 11 38 Jay Peterson (A) 2 hits. Jasun Feathers A 2 hits. Andrew Bull 3 lA) 2 hits, 3 HBI, Chase langiey (A) 2 hits. Andrew Slemu (A) 28 Mauldin Majors Pirates 4, Red Sox 1 WP Jated Horton. eight strikeouts net Hotton (P) 2 2.

28 Casey Moore RS. ptcl9(, 12 strikeouti Pirates 7, Reds WP Tommy tent Hitlers lent? (P) 2 Josh Fortius 2 3 Jared Honon (P) 2 3. Stun Gusion (P) 3 RBI. David Caldwell (Hi 2 2 Rockies 14, Orioles 9 WP-Kyle lowery Bllke lotgren Hitters Brad Tripp R) 28 38 Brad Winn (R) 2 2B. Kent Barber (R) 3 3.

2B. Arnette Bawden (R) 2 28. lotgren (H 2 28 Mauldin Juniors White Sox 19, Pirates 8 WP-Michael Finn Athletics 10, Rockies 7 WP-Andrew Rush Hitlers Dustin 8alU (A 2 hits; Ryan Watson (A) 2 hits. Chris Rumon (A) 2 hits. Mike Fiiiippeili (R) 2 hits.

Jett Weirweich (R) 2 Nts Braves 7, Dodgers 2 WP-Greg El Hitters Jonathan Cleveland (8) 3 3. El (B) 2 hits. Kyle Browning RBI Yankees 10, Marlins 0 WP-RossPenland, three hitler Hitlers Will Pike (Y) 2 3. 38. Keith Giddens (Y) 2 2 Wren Coaches Pitch Cubs 24, A's 15 Hitters Zach White (C) 4 4 2 HR, Zach Fo (C) 3 4.

2 HR. Ryan 0 Shields (C) 4 4. 2 HR, Shay But-Imoyer (A) HR. 3 runs. Braves 15, Red Sox 3 Hitters Tollison (B) 3 3, 2 HR, Matt Creel IB) 3-3; Brett Campbell (Bl 3-3.

Richard Howard IB) RBI; Daniel Simpson (RS) HR; Andrew McClam (RS) RBI; Geottrey Inks (RS) RBI White Sox 13, Reds 1 WP Cory lynch. Wren Majors Dodgers 8, Phillies 2 WP-Juslin Burger. Hitters: Corey Pritchett (D) 3 3, 2 3B. Preston Morgan D) 2 3: Adam Cox (D) 2-2; Anthony Faulkner (D) 2 2. Josh Center (P) 2 2.

White Sox 3, Rangers 1 WP-Adam Ledlord. 12 strikeouts Hitters Ledlord (W) 2 Josh Billig (R) 2B. Wren Juniors Wren Angels 10, Easley Sox 8 WP-Zach Elwell. eight strikeouts. Hitters: Skyler Jackson (WA) 3 hits; Elwell (WA) 3 hits; Kenny Knapp (WA) 2 hits; Daniel Custer (ES) 2 hits; Ben Stapleton (ES) 2 hits, Northwood Coaches Pitch Rangers 19, Indians 11 Hitters Michael Johnson (R) 4-4, 3 runs; Brian Coon (R) 4-4, 2 runs; Patrick Holden (R) 4-4, 2 runs: Michael Ploot (R) 3-3.

2 runs; Eric Reichard (I) 2-3; Bo Farr (I) 3-3; Ryan Ball (I) 2-3; Taylor Center (I) 3-3, Northwood Minors Astros 15, Cubs 11 WP Eric Laffler. Hitters: Twinning (A) 4-4; Chris Winchester (A) 3 runs; Laffler (A) 3-3; Josh Herrony-mus (A) 3 RBI, Anderson (C) 3-3; Carson (C) 2-2, 2 runs. Indians 13, White Sox 1 WP Brent Ayers. Hitters: Adam Knowles (I) 2 hits; Derrick Kelly (I) 3 hits. Athletics IS, Mariners 10 WP-Joe Mia, Hf.ets knig (Ai sum JudIi (iistij (A) las.

4 runt Mot Vuung MI i 3, 2B Braves 7, Rockies WP-Wesley Betryman Hitters Corey luOjei (Bl 2 hits HBI Tyler Hamsun iBi 28 RBI Jdl iMnpKifl (Hi HBI HBI Luke Muti iBl 2 Ms HBI HBI Devlwties (Ri 2B Cruis Sim iHi 2B HBI Joey lvft (Hi HBI, Matthew Dapney Hj HBI Patmk Piftoit (H 28 Northwood Seniors White Sox 12, Reds 2 WP SbartKay H.ners Dustin Thompson (WS) 2 his M.he Hum WS 0g Si'U IHl 28 Ben Juhsnson (H) JB Cleveland Street YMCA Midgets Pitch Braves 9, Westminister 8 WP-Keys Whitrmre. B'Vjs HudOleston Wildcats 7, Eagles 5 WP-DouoJas Aiipleby Hfleri Douglas Appleby W) 2 Ms liey Francis (Wl 2 hits Drew Stamm (Wl 3 RBI Mutse (W) 3B 2 HBI, Kelsey Reid (1)2 HBI. Juin Owen t) 2 HBI SOFTBALL Fountain Inn 15 Under Cardinals 9, Braves 8 WP Tara Culpepper 14 strikeouts Hitters Morse (0 2 28 38 HBI lama Person (0 HR Autumn Perry C) HR Kelsey Wby 8 2 hits. 4 HBI Creenville County 10 Under Furman Ladybugs 15, Travelers Rest Angels 8 Hitters lori Dmham (F) 4 4 2 2B Nicole Cooper (F) 4 4 HH En" Clark If 1 3 3, 28, Jesse! Brown (F) 38, Rachel Hit key (F) 38 Slater Angels 16, Furman Paladins No. 1 13 Hitlers Heather Kirby (A) 4 Ms Brittany Hall (Al hits.

Stephanie Hindman (A) 3 Ms. Kasey Crisp (Al 3 hits Greenville County 12-under Crosswetl Angels 24, Travelers Rest Lady Devildogs 3 WP Jerwiler Seweil Hitlers Miranda Passmore (CA) 4 Ms, 3B Amanda Brown (CA 4 hits 3B Seweil (CAI 4 hits 2 HR Akmi King (CA) 3 hits. 2 HR. Danielle Moody (CA) 2 hits Greenville County 15-Under Blue Ridge Rockies 18, N. Pleasantburg Panthers 4 WP Tasha Butler Hitlers Chanty Williams (BR) HR.

Jamie Howell (BR) 38. Stacy lau (BR) 28. Missy Spence (BR) 2B Mauldin 9-10 Angels 3, Diamondbacks 2 WP Shannon Mulligan, two hitter seven strikeouts Hitters Ashley Lett (Al RBI. Aly Padula IA) RBI; Colleen McKmney (A) RBI. Amanda Camp (D) RBI.

Molly Duhy ID) RBI Mauldin coaches pitch Diamondbacks 10, Angels 9 WP-Kate Amato Hitlers- Amato (Dl HR. Maddie Randall (D) grand slam; Ciera Gerack D) 2 hits. Colleen McKmney (WS) grand slam. Mauldin 11-12 Indians 7, Rockies 5 WP Lindsey Merriman Hitters: lindsey Mernman (l)3B. Mauldin 13-15 Marlins 11, Rockies 10 WP-Kristen Driesse Hitters Nesha Huskamp (M) 3 hits.

2B, Carolyn Smith (M) 2B. Paige Burden (R) 2B. Northwood Seniors Braves 27, Reds 10 WP-Kim Cuturilo. Hitters: Maggie Sexton (B) 3B; Katie Dyer (B) 2B; Elizabeth Hudson (B) 3 hits; Cuturilo (B) 3 hits; Christy McKee (R) 2 hits. Braves 16, Mariners 7 WP-Haley Haas.

Hitters: Marcie Stovall (B) 4 hits; Erica Devine (B) 2 hits: Lucy Belcher (B) 2 hits; Blair Baker (B) 2 hits; Katie Zimmerman (M) 2 hits; Megan Hensley (M) 2 hits. Wren Minors Wren Angels 20, Easley Twins 7 WP Theresa Bozymowski. Hitters: Brittany Harris (WA) 2 HR; Mary Elizabeth Carmen (WA) 3 hits, 3 runs; Bozymowski (WA) 3 runs; Knstyn Day (WA) 4 runs; Melissa Robson (ET) 2 hits, HR; Annie Heil (ET) 2 runs. Wren Majors Wren Athletics 12, Easley Marlins 2 WP Amy Jeane. Hitters: Stephanie Keslind (W) HR; Catlyn Boggs (W) HR.

BASEBALL Creenvill County Coaches Pitch Bluo Ridge Red 25, Bluo Ridgo Phillies 1) H.tws Nick Gill lR 3 HH MdttW (R HR, duty Hi 2 2B W.li Howard Hl 1 Mi Rusly AnHlsU (Hi 3D Mason Mi Alum i'B Greenville County Pet Weet Boulevard Cardinal! 18. Blue Ridge Phillies 2 WP-SamCiwsney seven strikeouts Hitters Mt-chaul AbtuW (Cl 3 runs Stm Cfiesiwy P) Ms 28 funs Dm Id 1 r'-1 1 Joshua Ndsh (Pi 1 iimi fcitc Swealiiian (P) 2 hits, 38. 3 funs. Wendell (P 2 nils West Cantt Indians 3, Carolina Inc. H.nws Mini tong.no (Wl HR.

3 RBI, Mak Med-twd JUntf I osier (W) hit. RBI Greenville County Midgets N. Greenville Phillies 14, Paris Mtn. Panthers 2 WP-Shae Cilfspit, Randall AtmrcromDie. 10 strikeouts Mitten Michael Aikmt (Nli) 2 2.

Jonathan Hampton (Nlil 4 funs Furman Paladins No. 1 17, Boulevard Cardinals No. 3 1 Winmng Phwi Shane Bridges, John Iversen. II combined strikeouts Hitlws iis Reynolds (F) 2 3 HBI Adam Omnam 1 28 2 RBI Budget (f 1 38, RBI 1 Uano (f 1 2 28 3 RBI Man VanName (F 2 HBI Stephen Riiii" If 1 2 28, ouie Orndortf (F) 2B. 2 RBI North Pleasantburg Panthers 11, Travelers Rest White Sox 9 WP-Rodney Thomas Hitter Brian Kelly (NP) grand slim Furman Paladins No.

3 14, Boulevard Cardinals No. 1 4 WP- Tim Hitters Jeremy Fleming (Pi 3 runs 3 RBI Will Tisdale IP) 3 hit. 3 funs. Pele Reid (P) 3 runs Riliey P) 2 hits. 3 runs, 0 Cason (C 38.

Cason(C)Jruns Slater Braves 10, Blue Ridge White Sox 8 WP-B'andon Pearson Hitlers William Green (SB) 38. Travis Reed (SB) 3B. Cody Wright (SB) 2B Greenville County Juniors Wade Hampton Cherokees White Boulevard Cardinals 3 WP Mark Evans, one hitter, seven strikeouts Hitters Michael Wess (WH) 2 RBI. Evans WH) 2 RBI. Ryan Callahan (WH) RBI Simpsonville Coaches Pitch Orioles 17, Angels 0 Hitlers Jeremy Gianelloni (0) 3 3.

David Jones (0) 22 Orioles 18, Tigers 3 Hitters Daniel Medley (0) 4 Justin Weaver (0) 4 4. 2 3B. Daniel laws (T) 3B. Andy Mueller (T) 2B Indians 12, Orioles 10 Hitters Bruce McLaughlin (I) 2 hits. HR.

Thomas Mahaftey (I) 3-3. HR. Kyle Orr (I) 2 Ms. HR. Justin Weaver (0) 3 3.

Evan Goldberg (0) HR. Robert JeruH-ko (0)2 2. Rangers 17, Angels 4 Hitters Nathan Eccles (R) HR; Jacob Wilson (R) 3B. Andrew McCullar (R) 2B. Mike Bynaroww R) 2 2.

Ryan Davenport (A) 2-2. Adam Murray (A) 2B Yankees 25, Red Sox 14 Hitters Brian Holcombe (Y) 2B, 3B; John Ross (Y) 2B. 3B; Ryan Bayne (Y) 2 2B. Tyler Deaver (RS) 3 Locke Bell (RS) 2 2. Marlins 13, Reds 7 Hitters; Eli Satcher (M) 3-3; Brandon 0'Connell (M) 3-3; Evan Barefoot (M) 3B.

2 RBI, Ryan Wilson (M) 2-3; Royal (R) 2-2; Dubiel (R) 3B, Simpsonville Minors Seattle Marinars 6, Oakland Athletics WP-John Barnes Hitters: Brian Wilson (S) 2B. 2 RBI. Mauldin Coaches Pitch Mets 15, Cubs 11 Hitters: Drew Thomas (M) 2-2; Ben Campbell (M) 2-2 HR; Blaine Smith (M) 2-2; Zach Dobbins (M) 2 Stephen Molnar (C) 2-2; Scott Schrader (C) 2 Shane Wright (C) 2-2. Astros 20, Rockies 3 Hitters: Patrick Stroud (R) HR; Christian Langley (A) HR, 2 RBI; Andrew Richmond (A) 2B. Royals 15, Athletics 10 Hitlers: Jonathan DePiano (R) 2 3B; Tripp Heos (R) HR.

3B; David Edwards (R) 2-2; Scott Wmgo (R) 2-2; Danny Schuman (A) HR; Matthew Jacobs (A) HR; Ryan Hillburn (A) 2-2. HR. Mauldin Minors TRACK FROM PAGE 1C Division I Women's Tennis Singles Championships May 22-29 in Tallahassee, Fla. The Lady Gamecocks doubles team of Greene and Caroline Bulat. ranked No, 16 in the country, has been invited to the NCAA Doubles Championships which also begin May 22 in Tallahassee, Fla.

The duo compiled a 13-3 record this season. Lander tennis team advances EDMOND. Okla, The Lander men's tennis team advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division 11 national tournament Thursday when the Senators defeated Millersvilte (I'a.) University. 5-0. S.C.

Shamrocks host Tampa Bay in soccer The South Carolina Shamrocks men's soccer team returns to action Friday night with a game against the Tampa Bay Cyclones at Furman's Eugene E. Stone ill Stadium. The game begins at 7:30. The Shamrocks (5-1. 2-1) dropped a 1-0 decision to Raleigh on Saturday and are tied with the Flyers for first place in the South Atlantic Division of the USISL.

South Carolina, which defeated the Cyclones 2-1 earlier in the season, is led by Jamie Chantler who ranks second in the league with 13 points behind New Orleans' Jamie Wellington with 15. Spartanburg's Smith given amateur honor Spartanburg native and University of Georgia quarterback Brian Smith has been selected as the Male Amateur Honoree a the 13th Annual Peach of an Athlete Role Model Awards Banquet in Atlanta. Smith, who quarterbacked the 1991 Spartanburg Vikings to its first state championship, led the Bulldogs for five games after Mike Bobo's injury until he separated his shoulder against Kentucky. Tit's Poole MVP of NGC golf team Chad Poole of Travelers Rest was named the Most Valuable Player for the North Greenville men's golf team at the institution's spring athletic banquet. Daron Browder, also a native of Travelers Rest, earned the MVP award for the men's tennis team.

Other awards: Calina Freeman, Softball (Best Defensive Player); Daniel Baker, Tennis (Most Improved); Brian Holtz. Basketball (Cornerstone Award); Joe Watson. Golf (Coaches Appreciation). Clemson volleyball coach selected Clemson University volleyball coach Jolene Jordan Hoover has been named co-coach with North Florida's Mike Welch for the USA Youth National Team. The national team, comprised of the nation's elite girls and boys high school volleyball players, will represent the United States in upcoming international competition.

Riverside's Hamil signs with Lander Riverside High School goalkeeper Jason Hamil has signed to play soccer for Lander next season. Staff Rkidkts Clemson head coach Larry IVn-ley has U't'n named the Atlantic Coast Conference coach of the year for the second time in his 13 years with the Tigers. I'enley has taken his team to the national tournament in each of his 13 seasons, making him one of only three coaches to accomplish that feat. Clemson's Richard Coughlan, JiH'y Muxon and Charles Warren each earned a spot on the AII-ACC Men's Golf team. It is the second straight year that Coughlan has been selected to the team.

Meanwhile, Clemson is third after one round of play at the Waters Edge Intercollegiate being played at Waters Egde Country Club in Lynchburg. Va, North Carolina leads the tournament after the first day with a team score of 285. UNC-Charlotte is second at 289. Coughlan is second in the individual race with a 70, one stroke behind North Carolina's Scott Newton. So.

Wesleyan eighth in NAIA rankings The Southern Wesleyan men's golf team is rated eighth in the latest NAIA National Golf Rankings and will move on to the National Christian College Championship at Hidden Creek Golf Club in New Albany, on May 14. The Warriors have also received an invitation to the 33-team NAIA Nationals at Indian Springs Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. on May 20-23. Easley's Day in tlurd place in tourney Evans Day of Easley fired a second-round 67 to move up to third place in the Michael Thomas Tradition bein gheld at the Country Club of Charleston. Day, now at 2-under par overall, trails leader Mike Taylor of Gastonia, N.C., by three strokes.

USC women fifth, Furman 12th AUBURN, Ala. The 19th-ranked University of South Carolina women's golf team shot 307 Thursday and is tied for fifth place after one round of the NCAA East Regional at the Grand National Lakes Course. The Furman women shot 317 and are in 12th place. Wake Forest shot 299 to grab first place, one stroke ahead of host Auburn in the 19-team ie'CTeim Scores: Wake Forest 299: Auburn 300; Georgia 304; North Carolina 305; South Carolina 307, Florida 307; Duke 308. LSU 308; Indiana 311; Tennessee 312: Central Florida 313; Furman 317; Ohio Stale 319 Memphis 320, Iowa State 320; Vanderbilt 324; Florida State 326; Kentucky 329; Miami, Fla.

330. Top fivt Individuals: 1. Laura Philo (WF) 72, Katie Gallma (Auburn) 72. Riko Higashio (Florida) 72, Laura Moore (LSU) 72; 5. Erin 0 Neil (Georgia) 73, Megan Morgan (UNC) 73.

USC individuals: 19. Siew Ai Lim 76: 25. Clarissa Childs 77, Rebekah Lee 77, Karin Fries 77; 96. Libby Howard 87. Furman individuals: 13.

Dawn Turner 75: 25. Diana D'Alessio 77; 57. Ashli Price 80; 90. Jen Hanna 85; 93. Heather Taylor 86.

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"My plans are to break it again and again and again and set a new one every year until I graduate." Two more state records also were set in the afternoon session during the AAA and AAAA meets. Sumter's Cleveland Pinckney set a new record in the discus, winning the AAAA with a throw of 160 feet, 3 inches. Orangeburg-Wilkinson's boys broke the record in the relay with a time of 3:16.71. That win gave Orangeburg-Wilkinson's the AAAA boys title, edging Sumter by two points. Spartanburg was fourth.

Orangeburg-Wilkinson's girls also won the AAAA girls title thanks to a third-place showing in the 1,600 relay, topping Dorman by only two points. Mid-Carolina won the AA boys title, finishing two points ahead of second-place Barnwell, which lost crui-cial points after a runner was disqualified from the 3,200 meters for obstucting other runners. Of the six Carolina girls athletes who qualified for the state meet, four were seniors. Fair said he reminded them that "time was running out" on their careers. Carolina finished first in the high jump, with Tarika Williams leaping 5 feet, 5 inches, and the 400-meter relay team of Williams, Danielle Bullock, Tequila Tutt and Katrina Neal, edged Batesburg-Leesville by .3 seconds for another first-place' showing.

Freshman Benita Boyd was third in the 400 meters, sophomore Neal took second in the long jump and Alisia Johnson earned third-place in the shot put. The Trojans finished first in the Upstate meet and could have won their division in the county championships, but a runner missed the start of the 200 meters when her name wasn't called. A fourth-place finish in that race would have given Carolina first place, Fair said. "I knew we had quality athletes," said Fair. "We didn't have many but we did what we had the ability to from a photo finish in the 100 meters with the second-place silver medal instead of a gold.

Television replays gave the win to Mullins' James Scott, who won by a one-hundredth of a second, but Southside coach Nathaniel Jones said the tape was inconclusive. "This right here makes up for that 100," Lewis said after a .13 second win in the 200. "I told him 'This is not the Jones said he told Lewis after his close finish in the 100. "This is where you have to start." Southside's boys finished third in AAA, their best finish since the early 80s. Fort Dorchester won the boys AAA trophy but it came down to a head-to-head battle with Daniel in the final race, the 1,600 relay with Fort Dorchester finishing fourth, one spot ahead of the Lions.

Westside's Levar Clemons won both the boys AAAA long jump and triple jump. Hillcrest's Darren Cline took his second straight boys AAAA title, giving him four state titles in his career. "It's a good end to a senior year," Cline said. "It's been a good four years." Other Upstate individual winners included Clemson-bound Brian Wofford of Spartanburg in the AAAA 440 meters, Union's Marcus Stewart in the AAAA 400 hurdles, Greenwood's Angie Lanier in the AAAA long jump, Dorman's Meredith Grimsley in the AAAA 3,200 meters. Dedrick West of Broome won the AAA boys long jump, Anthony Durham of Daniel captured the AAA shot put and Dorman's Brad Talbert took first in the AAAA 800-meters.

Eighth-grader Lindsay Barnes of Boiling Springs Junior High set a state record in the 400-meter hurldes with her time of 1:04.46. The event had only been run since last year, but Barnes lowered her time from last year by 25 seconds. She finished last in Upper State qualifying in 1995. 1 round of the Byron Nelson Classic golf tournament in Irving, Texas. They trail leader Mark Brooks by five shots.

Gene Sauers (Daufuskie Island) and Hugh Royer III (Aiken) each shot 71. Grant earns second-team honors Horace Grant (Clemson) was selected Tuesday to the second team of the NBA All-Defensive team. The Orlando Magic forward received 25 votes. The Chicago Bulls' Scottie Pip-pen, who had 55 votes, and Dennis Rodman, who had 30, were named the first-team forwards. Joining Grant on the second team at forward was Derrick McKey of the Indiana Pacesr, who had 15 votes.

Edited By Gary Mangum Michael Christie (Greenville, USC) shot 7-under par 65 in Thursday's opening round of the Nike Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic in Gautier, Miss. He holds a one- snot leaa over Bill Murchison and Bob Wolcott. Brett Quigley (USC) and Kevin Johnson (Clemson), Bobby Doolittle (Clemson) and Fred Wadsworth (USC) all shot 69 Thursday while Jack Kay Jr. (Furman) shot 74. Haas, Rose trail by five Jay Haas (Greenville), Clarence Rose (Clemson) and Donnie Hammond (Haig's Point) all shot 1-under par 69 in Thursday's first.