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I'Ht COUHibH-NltfvVb THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1996 C-3 SCDHECDARD Woodforde, Australia (1), vs. Guy Forget France, and Jakob Hlasek, Switzerland (5) VEGAS LINE ON TV TODAY Panthers not ready to start panicking CYCLING Sport Time Event Channel Golf 1:30 LPGA Oldsmobile Classic ESPN Baseball 3:30 College World Series ESPN Golf 4:00 Buick Classic USA Baseball 7:00 White Sox-Red Sox WGN Baseball 7:30 Blue Jays-Yankees MSG Hockey 8:00 Avalanche-Panthers ESPN Tennis 9:00 French Open USA (Home Team in CAPS) BASEBALL FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG CINCINNATI EVEN-6 San Francisco HOUSTON 6-7 Colorado L.A. 6VrTA Pittsburgh CLEVELAND SVM Seattle Chicago EVEN-6 BOSTON YANKEES 6-9 Toronto BALTIMORE 10-12 Detroit NBA FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG COLORADO PK(-200 Florida Odd provided by Jim Mil Sports, Ut Vegas, Nev. TRACK CYCLING TRIALS TREXLERTOWN, Pa. (AP) Results Wednesday of the Olympic track cycling trials at the Lehigh Valley Velodrome (lop finisher qualifies for the Olympic team, second-place finisher Is alternate): Men 1,000 time trial 1 Erin Hartwell, Colorado Springs, 1 minute, 4.48 seconds.

2. Jonas Carney, Boulder, 1:05.919. i- 3. Sky Christopherson, Colorado Springs, 1:06.067. 4.

Shawn Washburn, Bethlehem, 1:07.178. 5. Derek Bouchard-Hall, Menlo Park, 1:07.207. 6. Roy Simonson, Colorado Springs, 1:07.245.

7. Tommy Mulkey, Griffin, 1:07.820. 8. Adam Payne, Newnan, 1:07.99. 9.

Robert Coulton, Manchester, 1:08.257. 10. M. Bittenbender, Del Mar, 1:08.477. 11.

Todd Eaton, Long Beach, 1:08.828. 12. Larry Nolan, Fremont, 1:09.428. Some Panthers suggested the Avalanche were behind the last-minute subterfuge; others were told the red knob interfered with Fox TV's puck-tracking gimmick. "You mean the color? No, we didn't know anything about it," Colorado's Joe Sakic said.

Coach Doug MacLean was irritated by the mini-controversy and fought the change, but wouldn't label it as even a distraction especially with an even-more-important Game 2 awaiting on Thursday. Win, and the Panthers will leave Denver's mile-high altitude with the split they wanted, despite a power play that was 0-for-5 in Game 1 and is a league-worst 12-for-98 in the playoffs. Lose, and they will essentially be forced to sweep Games 3 and 4 in Miami. "We have a group that doesn't complain very much," MacLean said. "We know what has to be done." DENVER (AP) They're down 1-0 to the Colorado Avalanche in the Stanley Cup finals, with a defensive style not designed for comebacks.

But the Florida Panthers aren't waving the white flag or a red knob, either. OK, so the plug was pulled on the power play in their 3-1 loss in Game 1, and goaltender John Vanbies-brouck proved he will allow a goal in June. The deny-and-delay defense didn't generate turnovers or scoring chances, and team owner Wayne Huizenga's wife was warned not to dare throw any of those nasty plastic rats. Problems, problems everywhere for the Panthers, even down to the color of the knob on Vanbiesbrouck's stick. It was Panthers red for three years, but the NHL invoked a seldom-enforced rule by forcing him to make it a neutral white a few minutes before gametime Tuesday.

Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Colorado 3, Florida 1, Colorado leads series, 1-0 Game 2: Tonight Florida at Colorado, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Game 3: Saturday Colorado at Florida, 8 p.m. (FOX) Game 4: Monday Colorado at Florida, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Game 5: Thursday, June 13 Florida at Colorado, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Game 6: Saturday, June 15 Colorado at Florida, 8 p.m.

(ESPN) Game 7: Monday, June 17 Florida at Colorado, 8 p.m. (FOX) -if necessary TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL Major League ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS-Signed RHP Brad Penny, RHP George Oleksik, OF James Gann, and Reginald Davis. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS-Signed Matt Ouartraro and OF Chie Gunner. American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Senl RHP Archie Corbin to Rochester ol the International League. BOSTON RED SOX-Signed INF Jeff Frye.

CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Activated INF Norberto Martin from the 60-day disabled list. Transferred RHP Jason Bere from the 15-to the 60-day disabled list. CLEVELAND INDIANS Signed OF Gary Rodriguez, RHP Albert Garza, and AUTO RACING INDYCAR SCHEDULE June 9 ITT Automotive Detroit Grand Prix, Detroit. June 23 Joe's 200, Portland, Ore. June 30 Medic Drug Grand Prix, Cleveland.

)v LHr Mike Speigel. -Signi BULLS: Win series opener CHICAGG DRIVER STANDINGS 1. Jimmy Vasser, 97. 2. 3.

Michael Andretfj, 51. 4. Scott Pruett, 50. 5. Greg Moore, 46.

(tie) Paul Tracy, 46. 7. Andre Ribeiro, 43. 8. Gil de Ferran, 41.

(tie) Christian Fittipaldi, 41. 10. Bobby Rahal, 32. 11. Emerson Fittipaldi, 29.

12. Mauricio Gugelmln, 28. 13. Roberto Moreno, 24. 14.

Parker Johnstone, 18. (tie) Eddie Lawson, 18. 16. Alex Zanardi, 15. (tie) Adrian Fernandez, 15.

18. Robby Gordon, 14. 19. Mark Blundell, 10. 20.

Stefan Johansson, 8. Ronald Ewing; Brad Faxon; John Flannery; Steve Flesch; Bob Ford; Dan Foreman; David Frost; Brian Gay; Kelly Gibson. Bob Gilder; Steve Gotsche; Paul Goy-dos; Wayne Grady; Ken Green; Joey Gut-lion; Scott Gump; Dennis Harrington; Mike Heinen; Brian Henninger; Tim Herron; Wendell Hobby Tad Holloway; Brian Hughett; John Huston; Brandt Jobs; Kent Jones; Steve Jones; Peter Jordan; Jeff Julian; Steve Jurgenson; Shawn Kelly; Skip Kendall; Darrell Kestnen a-Trip Kuehne; Greg Lesher; J.L Lewis; Frank Uckliter, Steve Lowery; Blaine McCallister, Scott McCarron; Larry Mize; Andrew Morse; John Morse. Bill Murchison; Sean Murphy; Jack O'Keefe; Brett Ogle; David Ogrin; Craig Parry; Lucas Parsons; Carl Paulson; Tom Pernios Bill Porter; Francis Qoinn; Charles Rauerson; Anthony Rodriguez; Javier Sanchez; Bobby Siravo; Kevin Sutherland; Mike Swartz; Peter Teravainen; Jim Thorpe; David Toms; Gary TrMsonno; Ted Tryba; Omar Uresti; Grant Waite; Wayne Westner; Mark Wiebe; Kent Wiese; RicnYokota. Exempt Woody Austln-9; Paul Azinger-5; Ian Baker-Finch-4; Mark Brooks-11; Brad Mark Calcavecchia-9; Michael Campbeli-10; Alexander Cejka-10; Darren Clarke-10; Fred Couples-3; Ben John David Duval-9; Steve Ernie Eis-1 Nick Raymond Floyd-1; Anders Forsbrand-10; Fred Funk-9; Jim Furyk-12; Jim Gallagher David Gilford-10; Jay Scott Hoch-9; Hale lrwin-1.

Peter Jacobsen-9; Mark James-10; Lee Tom Krte-1; Neal Lancaster-8; Barry Lane-10; Bemhard Tom Justin Leonard-9; Davis Love Mark McCumber-8; Jeff Mag-gert-8; Billy Mayfalr-9; Phil Colin Montgomerie-10; Jack Nicklaus-14; Frank Nobilo-8; Greg Jose Maria Otazabal-3; Peter O'Malley-10; Mark O'Meara-9; Masashi "Jumbo'' Ozaki-13. Corey Kenny Perry-9; Nick Wayne Riley-10; Loren Roberts-9; Costantino Rocca-10; Scott Vijay Jeff Sluman-8; Payne Curtis Strange-1; Steve Stricker-8; Tommy Tolles-11; Sam Torrance-10; Kirk Triplett-9; Duffy Waldorf-8; Philip Walton-1 Tom Wat-son-14; Tom Weiskopf-7; a-Tiger Woods-2; Ian Woosnam-15; Key to exemptions 1. Winners of the U.S. Open Championship lor the last 10 years. 2.

Winner of the 1995 U.S. Amateur Championship. 3. Winners ol the Masters Tournament the last five years. 4.

Winners of the British Open Championship the last live years. 5. Winners of the PGA Championship the last five years. 6. Winner of the 1996 Players Championship.

7. Winner of the 1995 U.S. Senior Open Championship. 8. From the 1995 U.S.

Open Championship, the 15 lowest scorers and anyone tying for 15th place. 9. From the 1995 final official PGA Tour money list, the top 30 money leaders. 10. From the 1995 final official PGA European Tour Order of Merit list, the top 1 5 play- 11.

From the 1996 official PGA Tour money list, the top 10 money leaders through May 26. 12. Any multiple winner of PGA Tour co-sponsored events whose victories are considered official from April 26, 1995 through the close of entries on April 24, 1996. 13. International players not otherwise exempt as selected by the USGA Executive Committee.

14. Special exemptions selected by the USGA Executive Committee. 15. From the 1996 PGA European Tour Order of Merit, the top two money leaders through May 27 Continued from Page C-1 "They have a great tendency as the game goes on of building pressure and getting more aggressive," Seattle coach George Karl said of the Bulls. "We got more tentative and less aggressive.

They won that battle of aggressiveness big-time." The SuperSonics had only Shawn Kemp's 32 points to counter. And the mistakes of youth that included too many turnovers (18), too many needless fouls and no answer to the Bulls' fourth quarter non-Jordan, non-Pip-pen charge. They also had too many missed shots with Gary Payton, Detlef Schrempf and Sam Perkins being a combined 11 for 34. "Now we have to realize we have to play to win," Perkins said. "There's no way to play just to look good.

It was not often the loveliest display of basketball, this night of near nonstop whistles and incessant free throws. The prettiest thing in sight was Dennis Rodman's new haircut, a splash of colors that looked like a late Picasso. By halftime, Seattle had already lost reserve Frank Brickowski, who seemingly had been sent into the game with the mission of goading Rodman into something foolish. Instead, in only 1:45, Brickowski picked up a flagrant foul, then two technicals for automatic ejection. SEATTLE (90) Kemp 9-14 14-16 32, Schrempf 3-8 6-6 13, Johnson 1-2 0-0 2, Hawkins 2-9 5-5 9, Payton 6-17 1-4 13, Perkins 5-14 1-114, McMillan 0-0 0-0 0, Askew 1-4 2-2 5, Brickowski 0-0 0-0 0, Wingate 0-0 2-2 2.

Snow 0-00-00. Totals 27-68 31-36 90. CHICAGO (107) Pippen 5-15 8-9 21, Rodman 3-6 1-2 7, Longley 5-12 4-5 14, Harper 6-10 2-2 15, Jordan 9-18 9-10 28, Kerr 0-5 0-0 0, Kukoc 7-13 2-3 18, Brown 0-1 0-0 0, Wonnington 2-2 0-0 4, Buechler 0-4 0-0 0, Salley 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-86 26-31 107. Seattle 18 30 29 13- 90 Chicago 24 29 26 28-107 3-Point goals Seattle 5-16 (Perkins 3-5, Schrempf 1-2, Askew 1-3, Hawkins 0-3, Payton 0-3), Chicago 7-26 (Pip-pen 3-8, Kukoc 2-5, Harper 1-3, Jordan 1-4, Kerr 0-3.

Buechler 0-3). Fouled out Kemp. Rebounds Seattle 50 (Pay-ton 10), Chicago 50 (Rodman 13). Assists Seattle 16 (Payton 6), Chicago 20 (Harper 7). Total fouls Seattle 29, Chicago 27.

Technicals Brickowski 2, Rodman, Payton, Jordan. Flagrant foul Brickowski. Ejection Brickowski. Jeremy Hill, OF Brandon Bergerand SS Eric SEATTLE MARINERS Purchased the contract of RHP Matt Wagner from Tacoma of the PCL. Optioned RHP Scott Davison to Tacoma.

Recalled OF Alex Diaz from Tacoma and placed him on the 60-day disabled list. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Waived LHP Frank Viola lor the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. National League CINCINNATI REDS-Recalled Kevin Jarvis Irom Indianapolis ot the American Association. Optioned 3B Eduardo Perez to Indianapolis. FOOTBALL National Football League BUFFALO BILLS Signed WR Russell Copeland and RB Tim Tmdale to one-year contracts.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS-Signed WR Chris Doering. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Signed Lawyer Mtlloy to a four-year contract. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Signed Barry Wilburn to a one-year contract. Released Bill Montgomery. PITTSBURGH STEELERS Extended the contract of OB Jim Miller for three years.

Canadian Football League CALGARY STAMPEDE Signed OB Danny Barrett. HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES-Agreed to terms with Dominik Hasek on a three-year contract. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS-Signed 8 son Bo wen SAN JOSE SHARKS Named Mike Aldrich equipment manager. COLLEGE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE-Announced that Ball State has been removed from men's basketball probation. GEORGIA Named Robert Sapp baseball coach.

WINSTON CUP SCHEDULE June 16 UAW-GM Teamwork 500, The NBA Finals Game 1 Chicago 107, Seattle 90 Game 2: Friday Seattle at Chicago, 9 p.m. Game 3: Sunday Chicago at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. Game 4: Wednesday Chicago at Seattle, 9 p.m. Game 5: Friday, June 14 Chicago at Seattle, 9 p.m. Game 6: Sunday, June 16 Seattle at Chicago, 7:30 p.m.

Game 7: Wednesday, June 19 Seattle at Chicago, 9 p.m. All games on NBC -if necessary Long Pond, Pa. June 23 Miller 400, Brooklyn, Mich. 1 6 Pepsi 400, Daytona Beach, fla July 14 Slick 50 300, Loudon, N.H." July 21 Miller 500, Long Pond, Pas DRIVER STANDINGS 1. Dale Earnhardt, 1,901.

2. Terry Labonte, 1,765. 3. Jeff Gordon, 1,719. 4.

Dale Jarrett, 1,686. 5. Ricky Rudd, 1,549. 6. Ken Schrader, 1,495.

0 7. Sterling Martin, 1.488. 8. Rusty Wallace, 1,462. 9.

Bobby Labonte, 1,433. 10. Ricky Craven, 1,427. (tie) Ted Musgrave, 1,427. SPORTS SCAN 48.80.

4, Winthrop Graham, Jamaica, 48.88. 5, Ashraf Saber, Italy, 49.08. 6, Sven Nylander, Sweden, 49.28. 7, Ken Hamden, Zimbabwe, 49.46. 8.

Ruslan Mashchenko, Russia, 49.47. O.Patrick Ottoz, Italy, 49.58. 3,000 Steeplechase 1, Alessandro Lambruschini, Italy, 8:11.76 minutes. 2, Jonathan Kandie, Kenya, 8:14.25. 3, Patrick Sand, Kenya 8:15.13.

4, Christopher Koskei, Kenya, 8:20.70. 5, Martin Strega, Germany, 8:20.95. 6, Kim Bauermeister, Germany, 8:23.22. 7 Kipkoech, Kenya, 8:23.57. 8, Angek) Carosi, Italy 8:25.80.

9, Luciano DiPardo, Italy, 8:32.98. 10, Giuseppe Maffei, Italy, 8:36.09. 11, Florin lonescu, Romania, 8:36.94. 12, Domenico D'Ambrosio, Italy, 8:37.73. 13, Stefano Ciallella, Italy.

8:38.83. 14, Gianni Crepaldi, Italy, 8:42.58. 15, Claudio Nicotra, Italy 8:48.36. 16, Saad Thabit, Saudi Arabia, 8:50.31. Triple jump 1, Jonathan Edwards, Britain, 57-7.

2, Yoelvis Quesada, Cuba, 56-10. 3, Joel Garcia, Cuba, 55-5. 4, Jerome Romain, Dominican Republic, 5, Armen Martirosyan, Armenia, 54-5. 6, Francis Agyepong, Britain, 54-3. 7, Marls Bruziks.

Latvia, 16.46. 8, Brian WeHman, Bermuda, High ump 1, Dragutln Topic, Yugoslavia, 7-8'. 2, Artur Partyka, Poland, 7-7. 3, Dalton Grant, Britain, 7-5. 4, Luca Toso, Italy, 7-4'i.

5 (tie) Konstantin Matuse-vttch, Israel, Hakon Sambkm, Norway, Charles La Francois, Canada, and Alessandro Canale, Italy, 7-2. 9 (tie), Luca Zampieri, Italy, Jean-Charles Gicquel, France and Troy Kemp, Bahamas, 7-14. Hammer throw 1, Igor Astapkovich, Belarus, 262 feet 4 Inches. 2, Vasiliy Sidorenko, Russia, 257-6. 3, Balasz Kiss, Hungary, 256-3.

4, Heinz Vets, Germany, 250-2. 5, Enrico Sgrulletti, Italy, 247-7. 6, Ilia Konovalov, Russia, 246-9. 7, Christophe Epalle. France.

241-2. 8, Nicola Sundas, Italy, 240-7. 9, Loris Paoluzzi, Italy, 239-7. 1 0, Nicola Vizzoni, Italy, 229.10. Shot put Sven Oliver Buder, Germany, 66-7.

2. Paolo Dal Soglio, 3, Alek-sandr Bagach, Ukraine, 66-2. 4, Saulius Kleiza, Lithuania, 5, Gert Weil, Chile, 63-7. 6, Alessandro Andrei, Italy, 61-2. Women 100 1, Merlene Ottey, Jamaica, 11.00 seconds.

2. Juliet Cuthbert. Jamaica, 11.17. 3. Beverly McDonald, Jamaica, 1 1 .21 4.

Merlene Frazer, Jamaica, 11.43. 5, Maria Rug-gen, Italy, 11.45. 6, Melinda Gainsford, Australia, 11.51. 7, Giada Gallina, Italy. 11.61.

8, Savatheda Fynes, Bahamas, 12.49. 400 (heat 1) Falilat Ogunkoya, Nigeria, 50.52 seconds. 2, Deon Hemmings, Jamaica, 51.09. 3, Renee Poetschka, Australia, 51.21. 4, Olga Nazarova, Russia, 51.66.

5, Julia Duporty, Cuba. 51.95. 6, Vima DeAngeli, Italy. 52.35. 7, Patrizia Spun, Italy, 53.62.

8, Danielle Perpoli, Italy, 54.13. 400 (heat 2) 1, Pauline Davis, Bahamas, 50.33 seconds. 2, Fatima Yusuf, Nigeria, 50.68. 3, Juliet Campbell, Jamaica, 50.69. 4, Sandle Richards, Jamaica, 51.26.

5. Sandra Myers, Spain, 51.90. 6, Ximena Restrepo, Columbia, 52.37. 7, Franceses Carbone, Italy, 54.22. 8, Carta Barbarino, Italy 55.13.

400 (heat 3) 1, Fiorella Ferrari, Italy, 54.43 seconds. 2. Elena Zampenoli, Italy, 54.55. 3, Nicoletta Nobili, Italy 54.59. 4, Fabi-ola Piroddi, Italy, 54.64.

5, Franceses Cola, Italy. 55.04. 1,500 Kelly Holmes, Britain, 4:04.56 minutes. 2, Carta Sacramento, Portugal, 4:05.47. 3.

Naomi Mugo. Kenya. 4:05.86 4. Regian Jacobs, United States. 4:05.91.

5, Malgorzala Rydz, Poland, 4:06.93. 6, Anna Brzezinska, Poland. 4:07.53. 7, Sinead Delahunty, Ireland, 4:08 20. 8, Frederique Quentin, France, 4:08.46.

9. Blandine Bitzn-er, France, 4:08.71. 10. Serenella Sbrissa, Italy, 4:09.63. 11, Ludmilla Rogachova, Russia, 4:10.18.

12, Yekaterina Podkopaeva, Russia, 4:11.37. 13, Nouria Merah, Algeria, 4:12.48. 14, Eleonora Berlanda, Italy, 4:12.81. 15, Therese Kiesl, Austria, 4:12.86. 16, Elisa Rea, Italy, 4:16.01.

17, Elisa Vagni-ni, Italy, 4:22.72. 5,000 1, Sonia O'Sullivan, Ireland, 15:54.75 minutes. 2, Getehesh Wami, Ethiopia, 14:56.46. 3, Julia Vaquero, Spain, 14:57.73. 4, Maria Guida.

Italy, 14:58.84. 5, Anita Weyermann. Switzerland. 14:59.28. 6, Pauline Konga, Kenya, 15:00.14.

7. Roberta Brunei, Italy, 15:02 82. 8. Rose Cheruyot. Kenya, 15:02.86.

9, Kathrtn Wessel, Germany, 15:21.70. 10, Menma Denboba, Ethiopia, 15:21.79. 11, Stela Olteanu, Romania, 15:22.77. 12, Hilda Stavik, Norway, 15:22 88. 13, Claudia Lokar.

Germany, 15:22.88. 14, Silvia Sommaggio, Italy, 15:23.26. 15. Lydia Cheromei, Kenya, 15:28.93. 16, Anne Marie Danneels, Belgium, 15:35.64.

100 Hurdles 1 Ljudmilla Engqvist, Sweden, 12.62 seconds. 2, Brigita Bukovec, Slovenia, Slovenia, 12.79. 3. Dionne Rose, Jamaica, 12.97. 4.

Aliuska Lopez, Cuba, 12.98. 5, Michelle Freeman, Jamaica, 13.01. 6, Julia Graudin, Russia, 13.11. 7, Carta Tuzzi, Italy, 13.12.8, Gillian Russell, Jamaica, 13.62. High jump 1.

Stefka Kostadinova. Bulgaria, 6-5. 2 (tie), Alisa Javad, Slovakia, Yele-na Gulyayeva, Russia, Niki Bakoianni, Greece and Svetlana Zalevskaya, Kaza-kestan, 6-4. 6 (tie), Alina Astafei, Germany, Nele Zilinskiena, Lithuania and Yelena Topchina, Russia, 6-2. 9 (tie), Britta Bilac, Slovenia, and A.

Bevilacqua, Italy, 6-. Long jump 1, Inessa Kravets, Ukraine, 22-102. 2, Fiona May, Italy, 3, Iva Prandzeheva. Bulgaria, 21-11. 4, Ljudmila Ninova, Austria, 21-11.

5, Valentina Ucched-du, Italy. 21-6. 6 (tie), Olga Rublyova. Russia and Renata Nielsen, Denmark, 21-4. 8, Niurka Montatvo, Cuba.

21-. 9, Jackie Edwards, Bahamas, 20-10. 10, Antonella Capnotti, Italy. 20-5. Javelin 1, Felicia Tilea, Romania, 217-8.

2, Heli Rantanen. Finland. 217-1. 3, Karen Forkel, Germany, 215-8. 4, Steffi Nerius, Germany, 212-10.

5, Oksana Ovchinnikova, Russia, 210-8. 6, Trine Hattestad, Norway, 208-6. 7, Isel Lopez, Cuba, 207-10. 8, Jette Jeppsen, Denmark, 201-4. 9, Xiomara Rivero, Cuba, 198-9.

10, Tanja Damaske, Germany, 197-9. 11, Mikaela Ingberg, Finland, 191-6, 12, Natalia Shikolenko, Belarus, 185-11. 13, Claudia Coslovicri, Italy, 185-6. SOCCER Waitress claims Capriati punched her MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Eastern Conference SOW Ptl GF GA 7 3 0 21 21 14 TRACK 21-22 22 .24 Tampa Bay D.C. Columbus New England 4 7 1 13 3 7 0 9 2 4 2 8 2 6 2 8 13-H-13 11- 15 NY-NJ Western Conference SOW Ptt GF GA Los Angeles Dallas San Jose Kansas City pressing charges but filed a battery complaint two days later.

OLYMPICS Kiraly wins volleyball BALTIMORE Karch Kiraly, twice an Olympic gold medalist, is two wins from another trip to the Summer Games after he and partner Kent Steffes won 15-2 in Wednesday's third round of the beach volleyball 8 0 0 24 18 6 4 5 2 14 13 145 4 6 1 13 17; 17 4 7 1 13 19-27 4 6 0 12 19 19 TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Five days after getting bounced from the French Open, Jennifer Capriati's thundering right hand accidentally caught the left eye of a nightclub waitress. According to police, Capriati got into an argument with her boyfriend late Sunday night at Bubba's Beach Club. A punch intended for her boyfriend instead hit waitress Angela Larson, who was standing nearby. Tampa Police spokesman Steve Cole said Larson initially waived toioraao NOTE: Three points lor victory, one point tor shootout win and zero points for loss; Wednesday's Games 3, San Jose 1 Tampa Bay 3, Kansas City 1 Today't Game Los Angeles at New England, 7:30 fj.m.

TENNIS BASEBALL COLLEGE WORLD SERIES At Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, Neb. (Double Elimination) Saturday, June 1 GOLDEN GALA ROME (AP) Results Wednesday at the IAAF Grand Prix Golden Gala track meet. All race distances in meters: Men 100 (heat 1) -1, Dennis Mitchell, United States, 10.05 seconds. 2, Linlord Christie, Britain, 10.10. 3.

Olapade Adeniken, Nigeria, 10.10. 4, Donovan Powell, Jamaica, 10.12. 5, Deji Aliu, Nigeria, 10.25. 6, Michael Green, United States, 10.27. 7, Davidson Ezinwa, Nigeria, 10.41.

8, Giovanni Puggioni, Italy, 10.47. 9, Ezio Madonia, Italy, 10.49. 1 00 (heat 2) 1 Kareem Street-Thompson, United States, 10.23 seconds. 2, Osmond Ezinwa, Nigeria, 10.28. 3, Patrick Stevens, Belgium, 10.32.

4, Sandro Floris, Italy, 10.36. 5. Ivan Garcia, Cuba, 10.45. 6, Alessandro Meli, Italy, 10.51. 7, Luca Lev-orato.

Italy, 10.53. 8, Andrea Colombo, Italy, 10.64. 200 1, Frank Fredericks, Namibia, 1 9.96 seconds. 2, Patrick Stevens, Belgium, 20.19. 3, Lintord Christie, Britain, 20.29.

4, Dennis Mitchell, United States, 20.34. 5, John Regis, Britain, 20.60. 6. Ivan Garcia, Cuba, 20.65. 7, Sandro Flons, Italy, 20.66.

8, Osmond Ezinwa, Nigeria, 21.08. 9, Carlo Occhiena, Italy, 21.36. 800 1 Giuseppe D'Urso, Italy, 1 :43 95 minutes. 2, Mahjoub Haida, Marocco, 1:44.31. 3.

David Kiptoo, Kenya, 1:44.39. 4, Nico Motchebon, Germany, 1:44.76. 5, Arthemon Hatungimana, Burundi, 1:44.78. 6, Sammy Langat, Kenya, 1:45.05. 7, Vincent Malakwen, Kenya, 1:45.12.

8. Craig Winrow, Britain, 1:45.23. 9, Andrea Longo, Italy, 1:45.71. 10, Andrea Benvenuti, Italy, 1:45.85. 11, Kipkemboi Langat, Kenya, 1:46.52.

1500 Morceli, Algeria, 3:30.93 minutes. 2, Isaac Viciosa, Spain, 3:34.86. 3, Genny DiNapoli. Italy. 3:35.41.

4, David Kibet, Kenya, 3:35.56. 5, Abdellah Abdallah, Marocco, 3:35.61. 6, Vyacheslaw Shabunin, Russia, 3:35.70. 7, Martin Keino, Kenya, 3:35.82. 8, Massimo Pegoretti, Italy, 3:36.18.

9, Andrea Abelli, Italy, 3:36.47. 10, Neal Bruton, Ireland, 3:37.08. 11, Davide Tirelli, Italy, 3:37.17. 12. Cristophe Impens, Belgium, 3:37.34.

13, Paul McMullen, United States, 3:37.83. 14, Eric Dubus, France, 3:38.25. 15, Jens Peter Herald, Germany, 3:40.03 5,000 1, Salah Hissou, Marocco, 12:50.80 minutes. 2, Philip Mosima, Kenya, 12:53.72. 3, Moses Kiptanui, Kenya, 12:54.85.

4, Thomas Nyariki, Kenya, 12:59.19. 5, Daniel Komen, Kenya, 13:01.38. 6, Shem Kororia, Kenya, Florida 5, Florida State 2 "1 LSU 9, Wichita State 8 Sunday, June 2 Miami 15, Alabama 1 Clemson 6, Oklahoma State 5, ,10 Innings, Oklahoma State eliminated Monday, June3 LSU 9, Florida 4 Florida State 8, Wichita State 4, Wichita State eliminated Tuesday, June 4 Clemson 14, Alabama 13. Alabama eliminated Florida 6, Florida State 3, Florida Stale eliminated Wednesday, June Miami 14, Clemson 5, Clemson elimi Kiraly and Steffes, the top seeds, will be joined in Friday's final four by the second seeded team of Adam Johnson and Randy Stoklos, who also won their lone Wednesday match. GYMNASTICS TRIALS START: In Knoxville, Four-time national champion John Roethlisberger overcame a slow start to take the lead after the compulsories in the National Gymnastics Championships.

Roethlisberger said he "started swinging all over the place" in his first routine, the parallel bars, and scored just 8.95. The University of Minnesota star, a three-time NCAA champion, is trying to become the first athlete to win this title five times. ELSEWHERE Camby files complaint HARTFORD, Conn. Marcus Camby filed a criminal complaint Wednesday regarding allegations the Massachusetts basketball star was blackmailed by a would-be agent who tried to woo him as a client. State's Attorney James Thomas said he will begin an investigation to determine whether the case should be prosecuted.

Thomas met at Hartford Superior Court with Camby and his agent, James Bryant of ProServ. Earlier Wednesday, the University of Massachusetts was gearing up its own inquiry stemming from Camby's reported admission to his hometown newspaper, The Hartford Courant, that he accepted cash and gifts as a player. LACHEY RETIRED: Jim Lachey's injury-riddled body simply can't take it any more. So the Washington Redskins' three-time Pro Bowl tackle will announce his retirement today, two days after his 33rd birthday. In 11 NFL seasons, eight with the Redskins, Lachey became one of the game's top offensive linemen.

EAGLES SIGN WILBURN: Veteran free agent Barry Wilburn, who made a key interception in Philadelphia's playoff victory over the Detroit Lions last year, signed a one-year contract with the Eagles. OBqdqOdkbss nated Thursday, June 8 LSU (50-15) vs. Honda (50-17), 3:30 Friday, June 7 LSU vs. Florida, 3:30 p.m. Game 13 necessary Saturday, June FRENCH OPEN Men Singlet Quarterfinals Marc Rosset (14), Switzerland, del.

Bemd Karbacher, Germany, 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-0. Michael Stich (15), Germany, del. Cedric Pioline, France, 6-4, 4-6. 6-3, 6-2. Doublet Quarterfinals Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Russia, and Daniel Vacek, Czech Republic (7), del.

Donald Johnson, Chapel Hill, N.C., and Francisco Montana, Miami, 6-2, 7-6 (9-7). Women Doublet Quarterfinals Lindsay Davenport, Murrieta. and Mary Joe Fernandez, Key Biscayne, Fla. (4), del. Katrina Adams, Missouri City, Texas, and Mariaan de Swardt, South Africa (9), 6-4, 6-2.

Jana Novotna, Czech Republic, and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain (1), def. Nicole Arendt Gainesville, and Manon Bollegraf, Netherlands (5), 6-4, 6-4. Meredith McGrath, Midland, and Larisa Neiland, Latvia (3), def. Martina Hingis, Switzerland, and Helena Sukova (6), Czech Republic, 6-2, 6-4. Gigi Fernandez, Aspen, and Natasha Zvereva, Belarus (2), def.

Alexandra Fusai, France, and Mercedes Paz, Argentina, 6-4, 1-6, 6-2. Mixed Doublet Quarterfinal! Patricia Tarabini and Javier Frana, Argentina, def. Katrina Adams, Missouri City, Texas, and Libor Pimek, Belgium (6), 6-4, 2-6, 6-3. Nicole Arendt, Gainesville, and Luke Jensen, Atlanta, def. Kristie Boogert, Netherlands, and Andrei Olhovskiy, Russia (7), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.

Larisa Neiland, Latvia, and Mark Wood-forde, Australia (1 del. Nicole Bradtke and Todd Woodbridge, Australia (6). 6-3, 6-3. Manon Bollegraf, Netherlands, and Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, Calif. (3), def.

Martina Hingis, Switzerland, and Mark Philip-poussis, Australia (11), 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. FRENCH OPEN FEATURED MATCHES Jared Palmer, Tampa, and Jonathan Stark, Seattle, vs. Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Russia, and Daniel Vacek, Czech Republic (7) Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (4), Spain, vs. Jana Novotna (10), Czech Republic Steffi Graf (1), Germany, vs. Conchita Martinez (3), Spain Todd Woodbridge, Australia, and Mark Championship Game 15 Miami (50-1 3) vs.

winner, 1 p.m. EASTERN LEAGUE North Division Pet GB .563 .481 .4 .472 .5 28 .472 24 26 28 28 25 Norwich (Yankees) 31 Binghamton (Mats) 27 Portland (Marlins) 26 New Britain (Twins) 25 New Haven (Rockies) 13:04.51. 7, Smail Sghir, Marocco, 13:10.15. 8, Luke Kipkosgei, Kenya, 1 3: 1 8.63. 9, Alian Al Gahtani, Saudi Arabia, 13:20.17.

10, Mathias Ntwalikura, Rwanda, 13:22.69. 11, Stefano Baldinl, Italy, 13:23.43. 12, David Chelule, Kenya, .642 .527 .463 5 South Division Trenton (Red Sox) 34 19 Harrisburg (Expos) 29 26 Reading (Phillies) 25 29 Canton Indians) 25 32 Bowie (Orioles) 24 31 Yahia Azaidi, Algeria, 13:24.48. 13. Worku Bikila, Ethiopia, 14, .439 .436 13:24.84.

13:28.60 13:28.62 GOLF 15, 16, John Kosgel, Kenya, Kogo Mosea, Kenya, 17, Umberto Pusterta, 18, Simone Zanon, 13:34.67. 13:34.75. 13:47.72. Italy. U.S.

OPEN FIELD FAR HILLS (AP) The field for the 96th U.S. Open at the Oakland Hills Country Club, June 13-16: Sectional Qualifiers Wednesday 1 Garnet Binghamton 16, Harrisburg 3 Bowie 6, Trenton 5 Portland 8, Canton-Akron 7 New Britain 5, Reading 2 New Haven 4, Norwich 1, 1st Game Norwich 6, New Haven 2, 8 innings, 2nd Game Thursday's Games At Jcsey Jim's Brewing Company'" It's worth a 10 discount. Give us your business card, and we'll give you 10 oIT lunch any weekday between 11:30 am and 3:00 pm. Come munch out on our appetizers, chow down on our sandwiches, pick at our salads, savor our entrees and get dizzy over our desserts. And don't forget to drop your business card in our copper kettle pot to be eligible for our weekly prize drawing.

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8, Mauro Re, Italy, 13.87. 400 Hurdles 1, Samuel Matete, Zambia, 48.16 seconds. 2, Fabrlzlo Mori, Italy 48.47. 3, Eronildo Nunes de Araujo, Brazil, Brinker; Olin Browne; Michael Burke Curt Byrum; Michael Christie; Stewart Cink; Binghamton at Harrisburg Reading at New Britain New Haven at Norwich Only games scheduled John Cook; Todd Demsey; Scott Dunlop; Paul Eales; Reid Edstrom; David Edwards; Miami eliminates Clemson, 14-5 Celebrating The 1 996 U.S. Open at Oakland lulls OMAHA, Neb.

(AP) Miami unleashed a 17-hit attack, three each by Pat Burrell and Alex Cora, to beat Clemson ace Kris Benson for the second time in the College World Series, advancing to Saturday's championship game with a 14-5 victory over )Mwre something fun is always brening Register for a free drawing to win A a $250.00 gift certificate for WJJ merchandise in the shop. Drawing will be held June 16th. 150 Route 206 South, Hillsborough, New Jersey (909) 526-5384 the Tigers Wednesday. The fifth-seeded Hurricanes (50-13) had eight hits against the No. 1 pick in Tuesday's major league draft in'a' 7-3 victory in the first round Friday.

Benson entered the tournament with a 14-0 record and the nation's best, earned-run average at 1.40. He ended it 14-2 with a 2.02 ERA. Every Miami starter had at least one hit against Benson by the end of the sixth. Benson gave up a leadoff double to Cora in the eighth and went to the bench. He had 11 strikeouts and just one walk but gave up nine earned runs.

He gave up four earned runs in 7 1-3 innings with 15 strikeouts in Friday's loss to Miami. Clemson (51-17) finished 2-2, its best ever in the tournament. It was the first time a Clemson team wort twice in Omaha in eight trips. Clenii-son snapped an eight-game CWS losing streak with an 8-5, 10-inning defeat of Oklahoma State on Sunday. Miami moves to Saturday's championship game to await the winner of Bracket Two.

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