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Argus Leader, Sioux Falls, S.D. Monday, March 15, 1993 Sports People Prost wins Grand Prix Alain Prost of France returned from Prost, driving a new Williams Renault FW15, passed Senna on an S-curve in lap 24 and never trailed again in the 72-lap race on the 2.64-mile Kyalami track north of Johannesburg. "It was a difficult race. I made a bad start," said Prost, adding that he felt he had recovered from his long absence from the ciruit. "I really feel well and much better than three years ago.

I'm very confident about the team, and they look even more and more confident about me." Prost lapped everyone in the field except Senna, who finished 1 minute, 19.824 seconds behind in his new McLaren MP4-8. Prost received 10 points for his first-place finish, while Senna gained six. Mark Blundell of Britain was third in a Ligier, capturing four points. Christian FitUpaldl of Brazil was fourth in his Minardi, winning three and J.J. Lento of Finland was fifth in his Sauber, gaining two.

Carbajal delivers KO Michael Carbajal weighs 107 pounds. Saturday night, he was a giant And he had to be to beat Humberto Gonzalez in a seven-round war that had a crowd of about 6,400 at the Las Vegas Hilton Center screaming themselves hoarse from the opening bell to the wild finale. Carbajal had been knocked down twice by Gonzalez, 107J2, and appeared to be on the verge of losing his light flyweight title. Then, Carbajal hurt Gonzalez badly about midway through the seventh round and then knocked him out with a right and left hook to the head with one second remaining in the round. "I wasn't worried," Carbajal said.

"I was confident. I got knocked down twice but I knew he couldn't knock me out. "I'm a real champion. I get up. I knock him down." As referee Mills Lane counted out Gonzalez, Carbajal stomped his foot in triumph and then shouted at the top of, his lungs when his victory became official.

"I caught him with the hook," he said, "and I said, 'Bye-bye. Good night." Carbajal not only kept his IBF share of the 108-pound title. He also won the WBC championship. The fight followed an impresive performance by Oscar de la Hoya, the only U.S. boxing gold medal winner at the 1992 Olympics.

De la Hoya was supposed to go to school for eight rounds but he dismissed class early, knocking down veteran Jeff Mayweather with a left hook to the head and stopping him at 1:35 of the fourth round. Women's pairings set Defending champion Stanford, top-ranked Vanderbilt, Ohio State and Ten nessee drew No. 1 seeds Sunday in the NCAA Division 1 women's basketball tournament. Tennessee, 27-2, and Louisiana Tech, 23-5, each is making its 12th straight appearance in the tournament. Stanford was seeded No.

1 in the West regional. Tennessee, which has split the last four campionships with Stanford, was made No. 1 seed in the Mideast Regional. The Lady Vols were made an at-large entry when Vanderbilt won the SEC automatic bid. This may be the NCAA Women's last 48-team tournament.

It is expected to expand to 64 teams next year. Trivia answer Indiana defeated Syracuse 74-73 in 1987 for the NCAA men's basketball title, the last time the Final Four was played in New Orleans. Compiled from wire reports by Dana Yost a year-long sabbatical in top form, winning the South African Grand Prix on Sunday in Kyalami, South Africa. The race was the opener for the 1993 Formula One circuit. Prost, who sat out last season after being fired by Ferrari, lost his pole po Alain Prost sition to rival Aryton Senna in the first corner of the race, which was run in pouring rain and finished by just five of the 26 starters.

BariowWodzinski def. PetersonPeterson 11-10, 4-11, 110; MareWTiede def. MetzMoug 0-11, Scoreboard n-B, 11-; tioer-ejtar oet. Hussfauiey 114, 11-8; BaitowWodzinski def. MarekTiede 7-11, Today in sports 110, 11-10; BariowWodzinski def.

EkfeFejfar Area events NBA basketball NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 11-9, 11-10. Men's Doubles First round OshienvTwiss def. Dou-maRobinson 1513, 159; BinegarKohler def. GrottvHaberman 15-3, 1512; CowmanWhite def. HoffmanSchumann 150, 157; HarversonHal-verson def.

AndersonSchol 1511, 158; Her-rorvO'Conner def. DehmeJohnson 158, 157; BartowMattice def. NoWSohre 157, 153; MeyerPeterson def. JuenemanRowe 8-15, 155, 1 1-2; DawesFejfar def. LarsonPfefle 159, 515, 11-3.

Second round BinegarKohler def. OsheinvTwiss 1511, 1511; CowmanWhite def. HaJversonHalverson 10-15, 150, 11-1; Her- NewYorkfN) 000 100 104-6 7 2 Los Angeles 012 000 O0x-3 7 3 Tanana, Schourek (4), Innis (7), Young (8) and Hundley, Bilardello (7); Candiotti, Pe.Martinez (5), Clark (8), Nichols (9), Wilson (9), McCuHers (9), Ritchie (9) and Parrish, Hernandez (7). Young, 1-0. L-Nehob, 0-1.

HR-Los Angeles, Strawberry (2). Aaron Ledesma's twrxun single capped a four-run ninth to lift New York. Lance McCullers walked three, two with the bases loaded. Anthony Young pitched two perfect innings for the win. YANKEES 5, EXPOS 4 New York (A) 000 001 022-5 7 0 Montreal 000 004 000-4 10 0 Key, Cook (5), Munoz (7), Greer (8), delaRosa (9), and Stanley, Leyritz (7); Bottenfield, Barnes 5), Rosario (8), Fassero (9), Shaw (9), and Spehr, Fletcher (5).

W-Greer, 10. Fassero, 0-1. Sv delaRosa (1). HR-Montreal, Grissom (2). New York's Randy Velarde scored three runs, while Jimmy Key pitched four scoreless innings, striking out three.

Montreal's Jeff Fassero walked in the godhead run in the ninth inning. Clippers 124, Wolves 107 LA CLIPPERS (124) Norman 7-12 2-2 16, Manning 7-13 40 19, Roberts 8-12 44 20, Harper 11-16 23 25, MJackson 8-11 1-1 18, Grant 1-5 00 2, vaught 30 44 10, Conner 00 00 0, J.Williams 4-7 1-2 10, Woods 1-1 00 2, E.Spencer 1-3 00 2 Totals 51-85 18-26 124. MINNESOTA (107) Maxey 24 00 4, Person 6-12 1-2 4-11 11-14 19, West 10-21 80 28, M.WMiams 60 2-2 14, Longjey 5-10 24 12, Sellers 1-1 00 2, McCann 33 00 6, Bailey 1-3 00 2, Smith 1-3 2-2 4, Blanks 0-1 00 0, F.Spencer 0-1 2-2 2. Totals 39-79 2834 107. LA Clippers 37 28 34 25-124 Minnesota 25 20 39 23-107 3-Point goals-Los Angeles 4-8 (Manning 1-2, Harper 1-2, MJackson 1-2, J.Williams 1-2), Minnesota 1-3 (Person 1-3).

Fouled out None. Best bet David Robinson and the San Antonio Spurs are hosts to the Los Angeles Lakers in a National Basketball Association game at 7 p.m. on TNT. MONDAY Men's basketball, NAIA Division national tournament continues, Northern State vs. William Jewell, Nampa, Idaho.

Women's basketball, NAIA Division II national tournament continues, Nortnem State vs. Tarteton State, in Monmouth, Ore. Television OUTDOORS -MSC, Fishing the West, 9 a.m.; Ouldoorsman with Buck McNeely. TENNIS ESPN, ATP Upton Championships, noon. BASKETBALL IWilWltlwii''iM ronO'Conner def.

BartowMettice 157, 153; DawesFejfar def. LarsonPjefle 150, 10-15, 11-3. Third round CowmanWhite def. BinegarKohler 150, 150; HerronO'Conner def. DawesFejfar 13-15, 157, 11-7.

Championship HerronO'Conner def. David Robinson Rebounds Los Angeles 46 (Manning 10), Min CowmanWhite 159, 515, 11-2. Consolation AndersonSchoH def. Cadwell Phillips 11-10. 110: nesota 42 Maxey bi.

Assists Los Angelas JuenemanRowe def. Hoffman Schumann 110, Pet. GB NewYork 42 18 .700 New Jersey 36 25 .590 6V4 Boston 33 28 541 9V Orlando 29 30 .492 12V4 Miami 26 33 .441 15Vi Philadelphia 20 39 .339 21 Vi Washington 16 43 .271 25 Central Division Chicago 42 20 .677 Cleveland 40 21 .656 1 Charlotte 33 28 .541 8Vi Atlanta 31 31 .500 11 Indiana 29 32 .475 12ft Detroit 27 33 .450 14 Milwaukee 24 37 .393 17 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB Houston 40 21 .656 San Antonio 38 21 .644 1 Utah 35 26 .574 5 Denver 25 35 .417 14Vi Minnesota 14 45 .237 25 Dallas 4 56 .067 35ft Pacific Division Phoenix 46 14 .767 Seattle 42 20 .677 5 Portland 35 23 .603 10 LALakers 32 28 .533 14 LA Clippers 31 31 .500 16 Golden State 25 36 .410 21ft Sacramento 20 41 .328 26ft San Antonio Spurs, 7 p.m. WRESTLING USA, WWF: Monday Night Raw, 8 p.m. MSC, College: Iowa vs.

Iowa State, 8 p.m. AUTO RACING -ESPN, NHRA Slick 50 Nationals, 9 p.m. (M Jackson 15), Minnesota 30 (M.Williams 13). Total fouls Los Angeles 24, Minnesota 19. Technicals MJackson, Minnesota coach Lowe.

11-3; DehneJohnson def. LarsonPfeirle 110, 11-7; DoumaRobinson def. NotdSohre 11-3. 511, 11-2; A 18.101. TNT, NBA: Los Angeles Lakers at JuenemanRowe def.

AndersonSchot 11-0, 9-11, 110; DehneJohnson def. DoumaRobinson Kings 122, Mavs 94 Saturday ntcht 11-10, 110; JuenemanRowe def. DehneJohnson New Hampshire College (203) vs. South DALLAS (94) 115, 11-1. Davis 9-15 34 21, White 2-3 23 6, Rooks 36 Scores 150, 15-1; Craig VanderBeek def.

Chris Garcia 6-15, 15-9, 11-5; John Dawes def. Ned Douma 150, 13-15, 11-5; Bemie Fuhrmann def. Dan Women's OpenA Doubles First round BurchardtPaulev def. Fiel- 0-2 6. Wiley 40 00 10, Jackson 3-14 1-2 ORIOLES 3, REDS 0 Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 3 2 Baltimore 000 003 00x-3 6 1 Pugh, Hammond (5), Powell (7), Hill (8) and Oliver, Quirk (6); Mussina, Williamson (5), Olson (9) and HoNes.

Williamson, 1-0. Hammond, 1-1. Sv Olson 12). Chris Hoiks went 3 for 4 with two RBI's to lead Baltimore. Mike Mussina allowed one hit over four innings and Mark Williamson and Gregg Orson completed the shutout BREWERS 10, ATHLETICS 6 Milwaukee 041 002 030-10 13 2 Oakland 020 010 201- 6 9 1 Bones, Gamez (5), Henry (7), Sparks (9) and Mcintosh, Kmak (6); Davis, Gossage (4), Downs (6), Guzman (7), Horsman (9) and Steinbach, Gedman (6).

Bones, 10. Davis, 0-2. HR-Oakland, Lydy (4). Billy Spiers and John Jaha each drove in three runs for Milwaukee. Oakland's Scott Lydy drove in three runs.

Peterson 150. 15-5; Doug Herron def. Brian luzzoiino 4-7 1-3 9, Smith 4-9 1-2 9, Hodge 1 2-2 4, Bond 1-5 00 2. Legler 24 2-2 IuirciMvuuogv, uuaaiiiMjftKjacuiiu, MilesPirkl def. BumsUpkes; Second round CunninghamSichmeller def.

BurchardtPauley Cambridge 53 2-2 2 Totals 3830 14-22 94. Johnson 150, 150; Dave Osheim def. Andy Binegar 15-13, 150; Aaron Phillips def. Tim Cowman 13-15, 15-9, 11-10; Eric Mentele def. SAtHAMbNIU(lZZ) Simmons 11-13 2-2 24, Bonner 5-7 1-2 11 John Wodzinski 15-7, 12-15, 114; Second round VenderBeek def.

Twiss 15-10, 150; Furhmann Trsdale 3-7 2-2 8, Williams 7-17 53 20, Webb 5-10 4-7 15. Rambis 33 2-2 8. Brown 53 5-5 15. n-15, 155, 11-9; Berrycase det. MilesPirkl 155, 1512.

Championship BerryCase def. CunninghamSichmeller 1511, 1514. Consolation FjeldheimStrege def. BumsUpkes 110, 516, 11-5; BurchardtPauley def. BosankoBosanko 512, 11-2, 114; BurchardtPauley def.

FjeldheimStrege 2-11, 11-8, 11-7. det. Dawes 150, 13-15, 11-5; Osheim def. Herron 15-10, 12-15, 114; Mentele def. Phillips 12-15, Higgins 04 00 0, Chilcutt 2-8 0-1 4, Conlon 24 53 9, Les 24 2-2 8.Totals 4535 2837 122.

Dallas 21 21 26 26- 94 15-1, 11-8. uaK0ta(4) NIT TOURNAMENT First Round Wednesday, March 17 Florida (16-11) at Minnesota (17-10), 6:30 p.m. Michigan State (15-12) at Oklahoma (19-11), 8:30 p.m. Southern Cal (16-11) at UNLV (21-7), 11 p.m. Miami, Ohio (204) at Ohio State (15-12) Georgia (15-13) at West Virginia (16-11) Rice (17-9) at Wisconsin (14-13) Thursday, March 18 St.

Joseph's (18-10) at Southwest Missouri Stale (17-10) Alabama-Birmingham (17-13) at Alabama (16-12) James Madison (21-8) at Providence (17-11) Boston College (16-12) at Niagara (236) Georgetown (16-12) at Arizona State (18-9) Auburn (15-11) at Oemson (16-12) Friday, March 18 Virginia Commonwealth (20-9) at Old Do Third round VanderBeek def. Fuhrman Sacramento 28 28 32 34-122 2-15, 15-11, 11-7; Osheim def. Mentele 12-15, 15-12, 11-2. Championship VanderBeek def. MEN'S BASKETBALL Midwest Indiana 87, Wisconsin 80 Ohio St 72, Purdue 62 Tournaments Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Georgia Tech 77, North Carolina 75 Big East Conference Championship Seton Hall 103, Syracuse 70 Big Eight Conference Championship Missouri 68, Kansas St.

56 Big West Conference Championship Long Beach St 70, New Mexico St 62 Metro Athletic Conference Championship Louisvlle 90, Va Commonwealth 78 NCAA Division HI Semifinals Massachusetts-Dartmouth 75, Eastern Con 3-Point goals-Dallas 4-12 (Jackson 24, Wiley 2-5, luzzoiino 0-1, Bond 0-1, Leqler 0-1), Oshiem 15-2, 4-15, 11-3. Consolation Andy Binegar def. Allen Stekl 110, 11-9; Johnson def. Sacramento 43 (Les 2-2, Webb 1-2, Williams 14). Fouled out None.

Rebounds Dallas 48 Binegar 11-10, 11-7; Douma det. wodzinski 11-10, Baseball Phillies 5, Twins 4 MINNESOTA PHILADELPHIA (Smith 7). Sacramento 51 (Williams 101. Ass Dallas 25 (luzzoiino 7), Sacramento 30 (Webb 8). 11-2; Kohler def.

Peterson 7-11, 114, 114; Cowman def. Garcia 6-11, 11-7, 11-1; Johnson def. Douma 11-2, 11-8; Cowman def. Johnson Total fouls Dallas 28, Sacramento 21. TechnicalsWhite, Sacramento illegal defense.

Fla 110, 110. Men's CD abrhbi abrhbi Knoblauch 2b 4 0 2 0 Dykstracf 2 0 0 0 Leius ss 4 0 0 0 Eisenreich cf 3 1 2 3 McCartylb 5 0 0 0 Mmdini2b 50 10 grant rout HOOKS. A 1 1. minion (20-7) First round John Hafverson def. AI Baerl Pepperdine 22-7) at UC Santa Barbara 2 0 0 0 15-2, 150; Mike Anderson def.

Jamie Notd 150, 13-15, 11-5; Tom Shre def. Brian Haberman (18-10) Basketball 30 10 3 110 Cordovan 5 2 11 Kruklb Webster 4 12 0 Jordan 1b Miller 0 0 0 0 HoilinsSb Paqiiarulo 3b 4 12 1 Batiste 3b necticut State 64 15-11, 15-10. Second round Rod Define def. 2 0 11 CONTINENTAL BASKETBALL Sunday's Games Detroit 101, Chicago 99 LA Clippers 124, Minnesota 107 New York 121, Indiana 90 Atlanta 117, LA Lakers 107 Seattle 105, Orlando 97 Charlotte 96, Boston 93 Today's Games Cleveland vs. Washington at Baltimore, 6 p.m.

LA Lakers at San Antonio, 7 p.m. LA Clippers at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Utah at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Denver, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Portland, 9:30 p.m.

Hornets 96, Celtics 93 CHARLOTTE (96) Johnson 10-25 3-5 23, Wingate 14 00 2, Mourning 9-18 7-10 25, Bogues 7-12 00 14, Gill 7-15 2-2 16, Curry 2-11 00 4, Gattison OO 00 0, Gminski 0O0O0, Newman 5-10 1-1 12, Bennett 0-2 00 0. Totals 41-100 13-18 96. BOSTON (93) Abdelnaby 50 1-1 11, Gamble 10-13 00 20, Parish 10-17 1-1 21, Douglas 4-9 1-2 9, Lewis 4-14 2-2 10, Brown 1-4 00 2, McHale 40 00 8, McDaniel 5-12 2-2 12, Kleine 0-2 00 O.Totals 465 70 93. Charlotte 29 24 26 17-96 Boston 28 26 23 16-93 goals Charlotte 1-3 (Newman 1-1, Curry 0-1, Bennett 0-1), Boston 00 (Gamble 0-1, Douglas 0-1, Brown 0-1). Fouled out-None.

Rebounds Charlotte 54 (Johnson 16), Boston 53 (Parish 13). Assists-Charlotte 26 (Boaues Halverson 15-11, 11-15, 110; Anderson def. Todd Groth 15-10, 150; Chad Cadwell def. Jon Hale 3b 0 0 0 0 Thompson If 3 1 1 Howell cf 4 0 11 Chmbrln rf 3 0 10 Hoffman 9-15, 15-11, 11-1; Norm Johnson def. Sohre 5-15, 15-10.

11-2. 10 0 0 3 0 11 Rowan 88, Scranton 73 Southeastern Conference Championship Kentucky 82, LSU 65 Southwest Conference Championship Texas Tech 88, Houston 76 Southwestern Athletic Conference Championship Southern U. 101, Jackson a 80 GIANTS 4, PADRES 3 San Diego 000 000 030 00-3 4 1 San Francisco 010 100 100 01-4 9 1 (11 innings) Eiland, Brocail (5), Pena (8), Agosto (10), Schultstrom (11) and Lampkin, Johnson (6); Brantley, Black (51, Beck (9), Carlson (11) and Manwaring, Reed (8). Carlson, 1-0. Schulrstrom, 0-1.

Steve Hosey's infield single drove in the winning run for San Francisco. Jeff Brantley pitched four perfect innings for the Giants. Jim Vatcher drove in two runs for San Diego. ANGELS 8, ROCKIES 5 California 401 100 020-8 9 1 Colorado 011 001 200-5 7 1 Nelson, Frey (4), Scott (7), Crim (9) and Myers, Turner (7); Sanford, Merriman (2), Aldred (4), Reed (7), Holmes (9) and Reys, Owens (8). Nelson, 1-0.

L-Sanford, 0-1. Sv-Crim (1). HR-Cokv rado, Galarraga (1). Rene Gonzales drove in three runs to lead California. Andres Galarraga hit Colorado's first home run with a 420-foot shot to left-center field.

CUBS 10, MARINERS 6 Seattle 041 010 000- 6 1 3 1 Chicago (N) 100 003 24X-10 12 1 Hampton, Wainhouse (4), Nelson (6), Swan (7), Fisher (7), Remlinger (8) and Valle; Guzman, BuHinger (4), Robinson (6), Myers (8) and Wilkins, Third round Dehne def. Anderson 150; Johnson def. Cadwell 154, 150. Champ)-! Erickson 2 0 0 0 Amaro rf Wassenaar 0 0 0 0 Duncan ss Ortiz ph 1 0 0 0 Bell ss Willis 0 0 0 0 Prattc Aguilerap 0 0 0 0 Lieberthal Houston (Zi-B) ai lexas-ei raso 12U-14 Jackson State (24-8) at Connecticut (15-12) HIGH SCHOOL BOYS STATE CLASS TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS March 18-20 In Aberdeen 1 p.m. Baltic (20-2) vs.

Pollock (20-2) 2:45 Alpena (193) vs. Harding County (21-1) 7 Warner (19-2) vs. De Smet (103) 8:45 Stickney (21-0) vs. Tulare (190) CLASS AA STATE PAIRINGS 10 0 0 2 110 10 0 0 onsnip uenne det. Johnson 15-13, 15-10.

Consolation Haberman def. Baer 11-6. 11-3: NoW won by forfeit; Halverson def. Groth 114, 11-2; Sohre def. Hoffman 11-8, 110; Haberman Munoz 0 0 0 0 Mulholland 1 0 0 0 Daulton ph 0 10 0 1000 def.

Nokt 9-11, 110, 11-8; Halverson def. Sohre SATURDAY 110, 11-1; Halverson def. Haberman results Schilling Andersen Murphy ph 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 unavail. Here are the tentative pairings for the state Class Men's 0 0 0 0 Ayaultp AA boys' basketball tournament, which begins Thursday afternoon at the Sioux Falls Arena. First round John Goth def.

Jack Yager ASSOCIATION AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pts Ppg. Grand Rapids 32 17 206 4.2 Capital Region 26 24 181 3.6 Columbus 19 32 143 2.8 Fort Wayne 16 34 138 2.8 Mideast Division Rockford 37 12 232 4.7 Quad City 35 16 226 4.4 La Crosse 30 21 203ft 4.0 Rochester 5 47 84 1.6 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pts Ppg. Rapid City 40 9 239ft 4.9 Sioux Fairs 24 26 171ft 3.4 Omaha 23 26 159ft 3.3 Fargc-Moorhead 16 34 133 17 Western Division Wichita Falls 32 17 196ft 4.0 TrvCity 22 27 163 3.3 Oklahoma City 20 28 155 3.2 Yakima 21 28 154ft 3.2 Sunday's Games 37 4 9 3 Totals 37 5 10 5 000 300 010 0-4 15X3, 12-15, 11-10: Amir Andrews det. Man Totals Minnesota Philadelphia uuanemnars 1 p.m.: R.C. Stevens (No.

3 seed) vs. Mitchell Tunender 15-2, 15-2; Emit Knapp def. Dean 010 300 000 1-5 Women's Basketball NCAA Division Regions Championship At Pomona, Calif. Cal Porv-Pomona 59, Portland a 51 NAIA Division I Tournament Quarterfinals Tarleton St 70, Mount Mercy, Iowa 56 Men's Basketball Big West Conference Semifinals Long Beach 9. 79, UNLV 77 (No.

6 seed) Reumann 150, 150; Dan Case def. Tim Poe 150, 15-12. Second round Goth def. Andrawis one out wnen winning run scored. Morandini, Erickson, Hotlins, Duncan, 245 p.m.: watertown ino.

seed) vs. uiiun a tuougias laj. loiaj tours uar- Yankton (No. a seed) results unavail; Knapp def. Case 150, 150.

Championship Knapp def. Goth 15-12, Cordova DP Minnesota 2, Philadelphia 5. LOB Minnesota 9, Philadelphia 7. 2B Hollins, Eisenreich, Webster, Chamberlain, Cordova. 7 p.m.: Lincoln (No.

4 seed) vs. Huron (No. Waibeck (7). W-Myers, 2-0. Fisher, 0-1.

one 14, Boston 17. A 14,890. Hawks 117, Lakers 107 LA LAKERS (107) seed) Jordan. 3B Knoblauch. SB Duncan 1).

8:45 p.m.: Aberdeen uentrai no. seed) vs. Hn Seattle, Boone (Z). Phil Dauphin's pinch RBI single capped a Green 7-13 60 21. Worfnv 11-19 00 25.

four-run Chicago rally.Cubs' third baseman Steve Minnesota Erickson Yager oet. Heumann n-, 1 14; Poe def. Tunender results Poe def. Yager 110, 10-11, 11-3. Men's 40 AB First round Barney Fiesth def.

Tim Gette 154, 7-15, 110; Denny Cadwell def. Ken Harrington 150, 15-10; Ron Hoefert def. Jeff Hienemever 154, 915, 110; Jim Klempka def. Divcc 5-13 00 10, Scott 3-12 2-2 8, Threatt 8-16 Raquetball UUorman (No. 7 seed) O'Gorman 70, Washington 54 Buecneie went tor 3 witn two Has.

Bret boons hit a three-run homer for Seattle. 1-1 17, Campbell 03 00 0, Peeler 6-13 1-1 14, Benjamin 4-4 00 8, Cooper 0-3 00 0, Christie 2-4 u-z 4, smnn IK) ufl o. totals 46-100 10-12 107. Columbus 125, Fort Wayne 105 (5ft, 1ft) Willis Aguilera Munoz L.0-1 Saturday niqm S.D. STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Friday thru Sunday Woodlake Athletic Club and YMCA Men's Open IP RER BB SO 4 5 4 4 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 1 1-331100 4 4 3 0 3 1 4 5 113 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 ATLANTA 117) Chuck Lowry 150, 154.

Second round Hockey WASHINGTON (5-16) Omaha 109, Yakima 107 (5, 2) Sioux Falls 117, Rochester 97 (6, 1) Wichita Falls 101, Rapid City 96 0T (5, 2) Cadwell def. Friesth 150, 150; Hoefert def. Wilkins 14-23 50 35, Willis 9-16 1-2 19, Koncak 7-11 1-2 15, Auqmon 5-10 4-4 14, Kvte Raoh 0 00 0. Travis Schafer 1 00 3, Klempka 11-15, 155, 110. Championship 1ft) TrvCity 111, FargoWoorhead 104 (5ft, First round Rick Malsam def.

Roger Lone 13-15, 150, 114; Dave Centra def. Bruce Meyer 154, 8-15, 11-2; Tony Upkes def. Mike McElhany cadwell det. Hoefert 9-15, 150, 11-2. Philadelphia Mulholland Schilling Andersen AyrauttW.IO Blayiock 70 00 17, Graham 1-7 60 9, FerreS 1-4 00 2, Henson 0-2 00 0, Keefe 2-4 2-4 6, Breuer Jon Hiatt 0 00 0, Aaron Neeser 0 00 0, Damon Griffith 3 1-2 9, TremeU Anderson 4 00 8, Jim Jarovski 4 36 11, Jose Garcia 4 0O 8, Jason NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division TPts GF GA Pittsburgh 42 21 6 90 275 221 looays (iame Grand Rapids at Rockford Consolation Heinemeyer def.

Gette 114, 11-2; Harrington def. Lowry 4-11, 11-1, 11-5; 00 OO O.Totals 4605 19-26 117. 11-13, issi, 114; Kent Aim oet. jamie uun- Shanks 1 1-2 4. Bvron Schneringer 1 0O 3, Kent ntnqham 1-15, 15-13.

11-5. LA Lakers 28 32 27 20-107 Atlanta 36 30 24 27-117 White 0 00 0, Shane Peterson 4 0-0 8. Totals Hienemeyer def. Hamngtcn 11-2, 110. Women's Open Washington 33 27 7 Skyforce 117, Renegade 97 Second round Malsam def.

Centra 15-9, 15-12 Upkes def. Aim 150. 11-15. 11-9. 22-63 5-10 54.

O'GORMAN (9-12) First round Pat Case def. Joan Bosanko 3-Point goats-Los Angeles 5-17 (Worthy 30, Green 1-1, Peeler 14, Divac 0-1. Threatt 0-1. NY Rangers 3126 11 73 268 239 73 260 251 72 248 244 70 272 245 ChamoionshiD Uokes def Malsam 15-7. 150.

WP Mulholland. EXHIBITION Sunday's Games WHITE SOX 5, INDIANS 1 Cleveland 000 100 000-1 Chicago (A) 020 200 01X-5 150, 150; Beth Kessler def. Una Pauley 150, 1513; Connie Miles def. Kelly Bosanko 150, ROCHESTER (547) New Jersey 33 29 6 NY Islanders 32 30 6 Mike Kelly 0 5-7 5, Matt Merritt 1 00 2, Matt Brandhagen 13 7-8 35, Pat Burke 0 0O 0, Cory Consolation McElhany def. Lone 6-11, 114, Cooper 0-1, Christie 0-1, Scott 0-2), Atlanta 6-12 (Blayiock 3-4, Wilkins 30, Graham 1-2).

Fouled n-6. ujminonam oet. Meyer z-n, 11-3, 11-1 1511. Second round Case def. Colette Philadelphia 25 32 11 Arlington uo uusty lenoier ziwf jason 5 out None.

Hebounds Los Angeles 44 (Green Cunningham def. McElhany 11-9, 5-11, 110. Elliot Perry 44 24 10, Jerome Harmon 3-15 00 6, Kurk Lee 10-17 00 23, Ron EHis 7-18 24 16, Curtis Blair 24 00 4, Vada Martin 6-10 7-10 19, David Harris 2-2 1-2 5, Danny Pearson 7-14 Adams Division Even a 00 17, Justin Orson iooo ruein 11 Burchardt 1511, 1513; Miles def. Kessler 150, 150; Championship Case def. Miles 153, rs), Anama so (wins 14).

Assists Los A Men A x-Montreal 42 23 6 OO 4, Rob HMman 0 00 0. Totals 27-52 15-19 First round Ron Hoefert def. Keith Moncrief 150. Consolation Pauley def. J.

Bosanko11-1 27 (Threatt 6), Atlanta 33 (Blayiock 14). Total fouls Los Angeles 22, Atlanta 12. Technicals 70. x-Ouebec 38 22 10 x-Boston 37 24 7 61 260 270 90 288 232 86 297 254 81 271 238 75 290 246 45 229 303 22 170 333 154, 15-11; Bruce Olson def. Bill Sternberg 154.

11-2; Burchardt def. K. Bosanko 110, 11-5; 0-1 14. Totals 4148 1Z-19 97. SIOUX FALLS (24-26) Washington 17 25 36 54 O'Gorman 11 27 51 70 Pauley def.

Burchardt 157, 155. Women's Buffalo 33 26 9 Hartford 20 43 5 15-14; Ed Bosanko def. Jason Churchwald Mark Wiederrich def. DarreH Phillips 150, 14-15, 11-1; Stu Gulden def. Stan Graber 3-ooint baskets Brandhagen 2, Even, First round Tracy Bailey def.

Barb Colter Ottawa 9 57 4 150. 15-14: Del Javers def. Dudley Feioe 154. Tim Breaux 8-15 14 17, Darryi McDonald 4-9 34 11, Clifford Lett 5-7 24 12, Cedric Hunter 6-11 1-1 13 Tony Watts 7-10 14 15, Ricky Blanton 3-7 00 6, Kelby Stuckey 3-7 54 11, Lee Campbell 10-13 44 24, Brett Szabo 44 0-2 8, Richard Anderson 03 0O 0. Totals 5047 1510, 6-15, 11-8; Knsten Hoffman det.

Michelle Schafer, Shanks, Schneringer. Total fouls 17. OG 17. Fouled out none. Rebounds OG 23 (Even 6), 26 (Garcia 8 Assists OG CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division 15-1: Dennis Breske, bye: Adam Staub won bv Spade 11-15, 1511, 11-2; Teressa Marshall def.

forfeit over Josh Centra. Rhonda Schneringer 150, 1513. Second round 9 (Brandhagen 5), 7. steals uu 4, z. Second round Dave Alters def.

Hofert Horrman oet. Baiiev is-ia is-a; Marshall oet. Turnovers Uti 5, n. 1741 117. 15-7, 150; Jay Tobin def.

Olson 7-15, 15-3, 11-5; Schmiyt 151, 1513. Championship Marshall def. Hoffman 13-15, 150, 114. Consolation Rochester 28 22 17 20 97 Sioux Falls 26 35 25 31 -117 Yankton 52, Roosevelt 43 Randy Kouri def. Bosanko 150, 150; Wiederrich def.

Mike Johnson 14-15, 150, 11-5; Gulden def. Dan Pansch 8-15, 15-10, 114; Javers def. Mark Spade def. Schneringer 1 1-10, 8-1 1 1 1-1 Schmitt del. Colter 110, 11-9; Spade def.

Schmitt 114, Saturday night 33 (Lee 34, Ellis 0-1, Pearson 0-1), SF 0-1 (Anderson 0-1). Rebounds 33 (Martin 10), SF 51 (Stuckey 15). Assists-R 16 Drobish 15-10, 4-15. 11-5: Bob Babcock def. YANKTON (8-13) Korean, Atlanta mega) delense 2.

A 13,628. Pistons 101, Bulls 99 CHICAGO (99) McCray 00 00 0, Pippen 6-16 00 13, Perdue 00 00 0, Armstrong 8-12 3-3 22, Jordan 11-25 50 28, S.Williams 3-7 00 6, King 5-9 44 14, Tucker 0-2 00 0, Walker 5-7 00 10, Nealy 34 00 6. Totals 41-82 12-13 99. DETROIT (101) Rodman 24 00 4, Robertson 3-7 34 9, Mills 10-14 34 23, Dumars 11-17 2-2 27, Thomas 7-14 54 21, Potynee 2-5 14 5, Laimbeer 60 00 12, Newbem 0-2 00 0. Totals 41-71 14-23 101.

Chicago 23 24 29 23- 99 Detroit 36 18 22 25-101 JPoint goals Chicago 5-12 (Armstrong 3-5, Pippen 1-1, Jordan 1-3, Nealy 0-1, Tucker 0-2), Detroit 5-11 (Dumars 3-7, Thomas 2-3, Robertson 0-1). Fouled out None. Rebounds Chicago 39 (S.Williams 10), Detroit 42 (Rodman 11). AssistsChicago 17 (Pippen, Jordan 6), Detroit 23 (Thomas 10). Total fours Chicago 19, Detroit 16.

Techriical-Robertson. 11-6. Junior A Breske 1-15, 15-12, 11-6; Doug Herbert def. Staub Ryan Meroer 1-1 Lance Loecker i 6-6 8, Bieiecki, Mesa (4), Plunk (8), and Alomar, Ortiz (6), Levis (8); McCaskil, Jones (5), Hernandez (7), Leach (9) and Merullo, Alvarez (7); W-McCaskNI, 1-1. L-Bielecki, 0-1.

Ozzie Guillen drove in two runs and scored a run, while Kirk McCaskM gave up one run in four innings for Chicago. Carlos Baerga had two hits, while Cleveland's Mike Bieiecki gave up four runs in 3 2-3 innings. ROYALS 10, CARDINALS 2 St. Louis 010 000 010- 2 10 3 Kansas City 001 000 09x-10 14 2 Magrane, Cormier (4), Clark (7), Perez (8), Eversgerd (8), and Lyons, Williams (6); Cone, Gardner (5), Pichardo (8), and Mayne. W-Pi-chardo, 10.

L-Clark, 0-1. Kansas City's Brian McRae drove in three runs while David Cone struck out eight batters in four innings, a Louis' Juan Andujar two errors led to three unearned runs for Kansas City. RED SOX 3, RANGERS 0 Texas 000 000 000-0 3 1 Boston 000 002 Olx-3 9 1 Rogers, Leibrandt (4), Henke (8), and Rodriguez, Russell (7); Conroy, Bankhead (4), QuantriN (6), Ryan (8), Russell (9), and Met. W-Quan-tril, 1-0. L-LeibrandL 0-1.

Sv-Russeil (2). HR-Boston, Mehrin (1). Boston's Bob Metvin had two hits and scored (Perry, Harmon, Lee, reason jj, or ju n-iuniei TPts GF GA Chicago 38 22 10 86 238 194 Detroit 37 26 9 83 307 244 Toronto 36 24 9 81 243 200 Minnesota 33 29 9 75 241 246 a Louis 33 30 8 74 242 238 Tampa Bay 21 43 5 47 205 261 Smythe Division x-Vancouver 38 23 9 85 292 222 Calgary 36 24 10 82 274 240 Winnipeg 31 33 6 68 258 268 Los Angeles 30 31 7 67 272 285 Edmonton 24 39 8 56 206 277 San Jose 10 58 2 22 186 341 x-dinched playoff berth. Sunday's Games 15-10, 15-7. First round John Goth def.

Chris Phillips Jeff Larsen 0 00 0, Jason Nelson 5 6-9 16, Justin Becker 0 00 0. Tommv Miilen 7 2-2 17. 81. hxjb ii, at- zi. lumovers or a Third Round Tobin def.

AJbers 150, 154; 151, 151; Tyler Prunty det. Justin Shaw; Jason Blocked shots-R 3 Mams 2). SF 6 Szabo 3) Koun def. Wiedmch 15-11, 15-7; Gulden def. Gulden oet.

Matt tunender 159, 11-15, 11-10; Kelly 0 00 0, Lance Wipf 3 00 6. Totals Steats-R 9 (Harmon 3), SF 16 (Watts 4) Javers 4-15, 15-14, 11-5; BAbcock def. Herbert 1B-54 15-18 5Z. Dan Case def. Chns Huss 150, 156.

Second round Goth def. Prurrty 1510, 159; Case def. 6-15, 150, 1 10. Fourth round Koun def. Tobin ROOSEVELT (134) 15-7, 15-11: Babcock def.

Gulden 14-15. 154. Aaron Hammncn 4-8 jonn srvesino 6 i-z COLLEGE MEN uuuen ii-6, 11-a. unampwnsnip uotn oet. Case 157, 1511.

11-9. 14. Rvan Leith 1 00 2. Tony Erickson 6 0-2 13, NCAA DIVISION I NATIONAL TOURNAMENT Oiamplonshlp Babcock def. Kouri 15-12, Justin Winter 0 00 0.

Garth Tschetter 2 00 4. Consolation Shaw def. Tunender 110, 110: Huss def. Phillips 11-10. 110: Shaw def.

15-13. Consolation Strornberg def. Centra Matt Hesel 1 OO 2, Tory Miedema 0 OO 0. Totals Philadelphia at Hartford, ppd weather roron; rnnps oet. uuoiey roroert; Moncnet oet.

Huss 511, 11-10, 11-2. 1845 5-12 43. Graber 11-2, 7-11 11-9; Breske def. Churchward Men A DouMes First round Bosanko Hikjemann def. Yankton 11 25 32 52 Roosevelt 411 26 43 11-9.

11-0: Pansch del. Hoefert 11-5. 8-11. 11-8: Orson def. Staub 11-5, 11-8; Drobish def.

Johnson BreskeWiederrich 15-11, 11-15, 11-5; 3point baskets Millen, Sfvesind, Enckson, 11-10, 11-a Total fouls 14, 17. Fouled out Strornberg def. Phillips 11-2. 114: Moncrief FeigeOtson def. HajringtonMoncrief 150, 150; GunnarsonStaub bye.

Second round Drob-ishKline def. BosankoHikjemann 1514, 1510; Hammrich. Rebounds 22 (Wipf 6), 27 Second Round Reglonals Saturday, March 13 SOUTH ATLANTIC At Fayetteville, N.C. N.C. Central 98, Virginia Union 81 WEST At Bakersfield, Calif.

CS Bakersfield 78, Alaska Anchorage 59 GREAT LAKES At Evansvtlle, Ind. Wayne St 90, Northern Michigan 58 EAST At Mlltersville, Pa. Milergvie, Pa (244) vs. Philadelphia Textile Los Angeies at uuttaio, weather Winnipeg 3, Tampa Bay 1 Chicago 5, Edmonton 4, OT Detroit 4, San Jose 1 Washington at New York Islanders, ppd. Pittsburgh 3, New York Islanders 2 a Louis 3, Minnesota 1 Calgary 3, Vancouver 2 Today's Games Los Angeles at Buffalo, 4:30 p.m.

Boston at New York Rangers, 6:40 p.m. Toronto at Quebec 6:40 p.m. Hesel ia. Asset io, Hammncn 4 oet. Breske n-9, n-7; otson del.

Pansch 11-7, 4-11, 11-10; Drobish def. Bosanko 11-6. 11-3: two runs. Texas starter Kenny Rogers struck out Steals 8, 11 (Hammrich 5). Turnovers uuuenioDin oet.

JonnsonMcuabe 15-11, loo; Moncreif def. Strombero results unaval Drobish FeigeOlson def. PanschKouri 159, 150; McEI- 8, 15. three batters in three innings. ASTROS 10, TIGERS 8 def.

Orson 11-6, 11-0; Moncreif def. Drobish 0-11 tianvBabcock def. GunnarsonStaub 1511. 158. 11-10, 11-3.

Second round GuldenTobin det. Drob- Men's ishWine 8-15, 150, 11-10; FeigeOlson def. Houston 000 009 100-10 9 2 Detroit 101 300 300- 8 9 0 First round Jerry Gette def. Kenneth McElhanyBabccck 1514. 156.

Championship Gnmslev. Ben (4), Grant (7), Patterson (9), and Knicks 121, Pacers 90 INDIANA (90) D.Davis 1-2 00 2, Schrempf 5-12 9-16 19, Smits 5-14 00 10, Fleming 14 00 2, Miller 7-9 40 19, KWilliams 2-5 0-2 4, Richardson 54 0-1 10, Thompson 44 00 8, McOoud 3-10 00 8, Sealy 33 14 7, Mitchell 0-2 1-2 1. Totals 36-77 1530 90. NEW YORK (121) Oakley 44 2-2 10, Smith 8-14 34 19, Ewing 10-12 9-11 29, Anthony 44 4-512 Starks 11-22 6-7 31, Mason 24 0-2 4, Campbel 24 00 4, Rivers 2-3 00 5, H.Davis 0-50-0 0, Anderson 1-2 2-2 4, Kimble 1-1 1-2 ITotars 4531 27-37 121. Indians 21 27 27 15- 90 New York 34 28 29 30-121 iPoint goals-Indiana 3-10 (McOoud 2-5, Miller 1-3, Richardson 0-1, Mitchell 0-1), New York 44 (Starks 33, Rivers 1-2, Anthony 0-1).

Fouled out None. Rebounds Indiana 46 (Schrempf, K.Witliams 8), New York 56 (Mason rtoaoson det. eukteniooin 157, 1511 Peterson 15-5, 154; Erick Grossman def. Larry Browne 13-15, 150. 11-10; Darrei Prunes def.

COLLEGE WOMEN NAIA DIVISION I TOURNAMENT At Monmouth, Ore. All Times CST First Round Thursday Aouinas, Mich. 92, Wilmington, Del. 83 (29-1), blizzard Servais, Tucker (7); Moore, Bolton (5), Munoz (6), Blues 3, Stars 1 Consolation BreslteWiederrich def. Gun man 9 and lemeton, Howiano IB).

Kevin Steele 12-15, 15-13, 114; Bob Harrington auuin At Troy, Ah. Delta Miss. (22-7) vs. Troy St, Ala (244), St. Louis 2 0 13 Minnesota 0 1 01 oer.

uae upp i-ii; iooo reoerson oet. BeH, 1-0. Bolton, 0-1. Sv-Patterson (1). HRa-Oetrort, Fryman (1), Gibson (2).

Kevin huss 15-11, loo; First Period 1. a Louis. Bassen 7 fQuintafl. weather St Thomas Aquinas, N.Y. 78, Florida Memo narsonStaub 11-10, 511, 110; JVxinsonMcCabe def.

HarringtonMoncrief 9-11, 11-8, 11-3; BreskeWedemch def. PanschKouri 153, 153; BosarWHikjernan def. JohrisonMcCabe 11-2, 114; BreskerWiederrich def. BosankoHilgemann 11-10, 9-11, 110. Steve Miners trine drove in tnree runs ounng Steve Pauley def.

Steve Fejfar 150. 10-15. 17:46. 2, a Louis, Jarmey 18 (Shanahan), 19:19. Penalties Lowtv.

StL. double minor (rmmhinnl rial 64 Houston's nine-run sixth inning. Eric Bel threw 15-11: Jim Ricketts def. Chuck Eide 150. 150: three scoreless innings of one-hit pitching.

Wes Goth def. Jerry Johnson 15-7. 11-15. 11-5: Steve Kjenstad def. Russ Schol 150, 150; Reid SOUTH CENTRAL At Edmond, Okta.

Washburn 79, Eastern New Mexico 78 NEW ENGLAND At Durham, N.H. New Hampshire College 83, Franklin Pierce, Detroit's Tom Bolton gave up nine runs in 1 2-3 innings. Men Doubles First round BarlcwWodzinski def. Gette Hans det. uave Aman 15-10, 15-2.

Quintal, StL (roughing), Chase, StL, mnor-major (roughing, fighting), Hatcher, Min (roughing), Churia, Min, major (fighting), Berry, Min, mirKX-major-garne misconduct (instigator, fighting), Brown, StL (hooking), Second round John Fritsch def. Gette Peru St, Neb. 81, St Joseph's, N.Y. 64 Ozarks, Ma 93, Trinity, 66 Second Round Friday Husson, Me. 71, Sterling, Kan.

55 Georgetown, Ky. 75, Concordia, Wis. 64 Northern Montana 98, St Thomas Aquinas PIRATES 3. BLUE JAYS 2 154, 12-15, 3-1 winner by injury; Phillips def. E.

Eide 1514, 159; HansMcCadams def. Sich-millerCunningham 9-15, 159, 11-7; MarekTiede def. VarxlebergVortherms 157, 8-15, 114. Second round NesterSteele def. Kjan- urcesman 154, 15-10: unurenward det.

Har Toronto 011 000 000-2 9 1 Pittsburgh 100 110 0Ox-3 5 1 111. ASSrsrs inoiana uncnarosun York 31 (Anthony, Starks 10). Total fouls-Indiana 26, New York 20. Technicals-Smits, Miller uagner, Min Second Period 3. Minnesota.

Dahlen 28 rington 11-15, 150, 11-2; Todd Pederson def. Stewart, tiuzman (41, weirs irrniin bi and Kevin Mcuuams 13-15, 11-7; 2, Indiana coacn niu, twing, uawey. ejecugn 85 Borders, Knorr (7); Wakefield, Backlund (4), N.H. 73 NORTH CENTRAL At Grand Forks, N.D. South Dakota 66, North Dakota 64, 0T Sunday, March 14 EAST At Millersvllle, Pa.

MUersviDe, Pa (244) vs. Philadelphia Textile Brian Olson det. Pauley 15-7, 150, Yul stadLipp 157, 155; FritschRicketts def. HarringtonMartens 1510, 1513; AmanPederson del. BariowWodzinski 154, 150; Johnston (7), Canoeiaria (9) and LaValliere, Prince (Smith, Tinordi), 16:26.

Penalties-Modano, Min (delay of game), Miller, StL (hooking), 12:34. Third Period-4, a Louis, Brown 22, 19:22. Penalties-Baron, StL (hooking), Bassen, StL (roughing), Zombo, StL (roughing), Hatcher, Mm (roughing), TinorS. Min Whitney def. Ricketts 1-15, 15-1 11-10; Goth def.

Kjenstad 15-2, 15-12; M. Grossman def. Hans 11-15, 15-2, 11-7. GunnarsonMeyerdef. HansMcCadams 154, (7).

Backlund, 1-0. L-euzman, o-l. Sv Candelaria (1). HR-Pittsburgh, J.Bell (J). Juan Guzman walked four straont Pittsburoh Third round Fntsch def.

Phillips 15-12. (29-1), pod, blizzard 4-15, 110; GrossmanGrossman def. PetersonPeterson 1514, 1513; MatticeGoth def. HussPauley 155, 1513; WhitneyMenteie def. MarekTiede 151 13-15, 110: BrowneRichter 150; Pederson def.

Churchwald 150. 15-13: 'roughing), Miller, Si (interference), jNes, StL (crosscheckino). 8:29. Courtnal. Min batters, forcing in the go-ahead run in the fifth ining.

Brett Backlund pitched three scoreless innings for Pittsburgh, allowing four hits. Whitney def. Otson 15-10, 15-7; Goth def. M. Grossman 15-13, 12-15, 11-10.

(slashing), 8:29. Fourth round Fntsch def. Pederson 15-10. Indiana Tech 68, Aquinas, Mich. 47 lYorthem S.D.

79, Peru Neb. 54 Taneton, Texas 74, King, Term. 47 Western Oregon 95, Findlay, Ohio 62 Mount Mercy, Iowa 102, Ozarks, Ma 81 Quarterfinal Saturday Northern Montana 84, Georgetown, Ky. 57 Husson, Me. 57, Indiana Tech 56 Northern St, S.D.

80, Western Oregon 63 Taneton St 70, Mount Mercy, Iowa 56 Semifinals Today Northern Montana (30-3) vs. Husson, Me. snots on ooa St. uxie 17-5426. Minne SOUTH At Troy, Ah.

Troy State, Ala 110, Delta State, Miss. 95 Monday, March 15 EAST At MiflffJvWi, Pi. MrfersvSe, Pa. (244) vs. Philadelphia Textile def.

MetzMoug 150, 13, 15, 11-7. Third round -FrrtschSteeie def. NesterSteele 150, 810, forfeit due to injury; GunrarsonMeyer def. Aman Pederson 1511, 155; MatticeGoth def. BRAVES 1, MARLINS 0 150; Whitney def.

Goth 15-11. 15-2. Champion sota 9-11-21-41. ship Ritsch def. Whrtney15-10, 155.

Power-play Opportunities a Louis 0 of 3: Atlanta (ss) 000 001 000-1 6 0 Florida 000 000 000-0 3 1 Consolation Johnson det. Peterson 11-0. Minnesota 0 of 4. Miller. Sonics 105, Magic 97 SEATTLE (105) McKey 5-10 1-2 11, Kemp 8-13 11-12 27, Cage 5-12 0-2 10, Payton 7-15 43 18, Pierce 34 53 11, McMillan 3-7 2-2 8, Johnson 4-12 2-2 10, Perkins 43 04 10, Barros 0-2 00 0.

Totals 3948 2542 105. ORLANDO (97) Bowie 5-11 04 11. ToToert 24 04 4, O'Neal 10-13 9-14 29, Slates 5-17 34 13, Anderson 9-16 44 26, WrrSarns 24 04 4, Kite 0-1 04 0, Royal 34 04 6, Turner 14 2-2 4.Totab 37-74 18-26 97. Seattle 31 23 27 24-105 Orlando 36 17 30 14- 97 3-Point goals Seattle 24 (Perkins 2-3, McKey 0-1, Pierce 0-1), Orlando 5-13 (Anderson 4-7, Bowie 1-1, Sides 04). Fouled out-None.

Rebounds-SeattJe 52 (Kemp 12), Orlando 49 (Anderson 8). Assists-SeatHe 23 (McKey 6), Orlando 27 (Skiles 10). Total fours-Seattle 25, Orlando 23. A 15,151. 11-10: Eide def.

Loo 11-10. 0-11. 11-5: Browne Goalies a Louis. Joseph. 25230 141 (29-1), Mzzard GrrxsmarVGrossman 154, 11-15, 11-6; Merv teleAVhitney def.

BrowneRichter 1512, 1511. Fourth round FritschRicketts def. Gunnar-sonMeyer 1510, 150; Mercker, McMchael (4), Bedrosian (7), Baler and Olson, WWard (5); Armstrong, Carpenter Lewis (7). Wink (8). Harvey (9), and Santiaoo, def.

Fejfar 11-1, 7-11, 11-7; Huss def. Schal 11-5, shots40 saves). Minnesota, Casey, 2321-5 (2523). 11-9; Steele def. Amen 9-11.

114. 11-2 Hans def. Johnson (6). W-McMchael, 1-0. L-Carpenter, MattKSGotri def.

MentelerWhitney 1510, Gette fordeit; Ricketts def. Harrington 11-3, 11-9; McCadams def. Pauley 11-9, 11-3; A 13,603. Referee Ron Hogqarth. Linesmen FUrvtv 0-1.

Sv-BaHer (1). 1512. Championship FrtechRicketts def. Thursday, March 25 Sites TBA North Carolina Central (264) vs. CS Bakers WaPy Backman sacrmce ny drove me onry tide det.

Johnson 3-11. 11-8. 11-5: Browne (28-2), 8 p.m. Northern St. S.D.

(284) vs. Taneton Si Milton, Dan Schachte. def. Huss 11-8, 11-5; Hans def. Steele 11-2, 1-11, MatticeGoth 15-1, 150.

Consolation GetteEide def. VanrJeSergVortJierms 110, 110; PetersonPeterson def. KjenstadLipp 110, 10-11, 11-10; MetzMoug def. SichmillerCunningham (21-12), 10 p.m. 11-1; Eide def.

Browne 110. 11-2 Hans def. field (304) Wayne State, Mich. (214) vs. MiBersville-PhHa Textile winner run of the game, ureg MCMcnaa naa rive strikeouts in three scoreless innings for Atlanta.

Florida's Jack Armstrong pitched tour scoreless innings, striking out three. McCadams 11-1, 9-11. 11-7; Eide def. Hans 114, 11-3. Continued Championship Tuesday 8-11, 110, 11-7; Troy State.

Ala. (254) vs. Washburn. Kan. EideFeifar def.

HarrirxttonMartens 11-9. 11-7: More results. 5C (274) Men's First round Mick Twist def. Chuck Kohler METS 6. DODGERS 3 9 p.m.

HussPautev def. HarrsMcCadams 11-5, 110;.