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SCOREBOARD Great Falls Tribune 2S Tuesday, September 23, 1997 lW'IW-rffiflfliE Ballesteros welcomes Ryder Cup players i Today's best bets 5 p.m.TBS-MaJor League Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies From Veterans Stadium. (Live) 747472 7 p.m. USA-Boxing Wayne McCullough vs. Rudy Zavala From Ledyard, Conn. McCullough battles Zavala in a scheduled 10-round featherweight bout.

Also, David Reid takes on Geoff Yalenzian in an eight-round junior middleweight bout. (Live) A 874878 Tom as Carbonell and Francisco Roig (3), Spain, 6-4, 7-5. Toulouse Open TOULOUSE, France (AP) Results Monday of the $400,000 Toulouse Open tennis tournament (seedings parentheses): First Round Tim Henman (2), Britain, def. Daniel Vacek. Czech Republic, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3.

Jan Siemerink (7) Netherlands def. Sebastian Grosjean, France, 6-3, 6-1 Nicolas Kiefer, Germany, def. Patrlk Frederiksson, Sweden, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 Marzio Martelli, Italy, def. Chris Wilkinson, Britain, 6-2, 7-6 (10-8). Leipzig Grand Prix LEIPZIG, Germany (AP) Results Monday for the $450,000 Leipzig Grand Prix WTA tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles First round Miriam Oremans, Netherlands, def.

Denisa Chladkova, Czech Republic, 7-6 (7-0), 6-7 (5-7), 6-0. Marion Maruska, Austria, def. Asa Carlsson, Sweden, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (14-12). Barbara Schett, Austria, def. Andrea Glass, Germany, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4.

Barbara Paulus (6), Austria, def. Helena Sukova, Czech Republic, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. Magdalene Maleeva, Bulgaria, def. Barbara Rittner, Germany, 6-2, 6-2. Today's TV sports By the Associated Press SOTOGRANDE, Spain Seve Ballesteros lifted a glass to show that his hand was not shaking.

"When people are nervous it normally means they don't have confidence," he said Monday. "This is not my case. Everything is under control, and I have tremendous confidence not just in myself, but in the team as well." The European Ryder Cup captain spoke as his players began arriving sharks vs. Washington Warthogs From Boston. (R) 903656 COACHES SHOWS 3 p.m.

3:30 p.m. PSN-Coach Rick Neuhelsel Colorado Football. 177586 4 p.m. PSN-Coach Fisher DeBerry Air Force Football. 535651 4:30 p.m.

PSN-Coach Dana Dlmel Wyoming Football. 135615 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 5 p.m.TBS-Major League Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies From Veterans Stadium. (Live) 747472 6 p.m. WGN-Major League Baseball Chicago Cubs at Houston Astros From the Astrodome. (Live) A 978236 8 p.m.

PSN-Major League Baseball Anaheim Angels at Seattle Mariners From the King-dome. (Live) 470025 BOXING 7 p.m. USA-Boxing Wayne McCullough vs. Rudy Zavala From Ledyard, Conn. McCullough battles Zavala in a scheduled 10-round featherweight bout.

Also, David Reid takes on Geoff Yalenzian in an eight-round junior middleweight bout. (Live) 874878 BOWLING 8 p.m. ESPN2-PBA Bowling Senior Tour From St. Petersburg, Fla. (Taped) 8407830 Missouri River Lanes Fort Benton Triple Janet Widaman 185-488, Dorothy Stovall 190-537, Jan Wiley 173-506.

Tracy Finlayson 174-478. Cindy Hunter 183, Patty Paulson 176-467, Rhonda Works 173, Sue Rowe 175, Lois Fielstad 181. Thursday Men's Tim LaBuda 216, Bill Madsen 210-208-571, Ken Brubaker 212, Merlin Scott 194, Monty Meeks 202, Butch Taylor 193, Jim Beauregard 218- 202. Jim Zanto 191, Jack Willson 200-563, Dennis Wilson 200-223-613. Robert Olson 203, Tim Farwick 203-575, Dave Stovall 196, Terry Rowe 201.

Pin n' Cue 53S Scratch Gene Archambeau 636, Al Pearsall Chuck Lull 220-230-788, Bruce Davis 230-209-824, Ellie Bruner 193-679, Jackie Pepos 203-21 1-737. Jack Pepos 223-258-838. Brian Anderson 737, Bol Bolander 221-721, Dean Wigger 210-215-807. Jim Owens 233-201-803. Barbara Baumgartner 233-205-755.

Jerry Bartells 209-702. Chuck Bartells 234- 219- 813, Scott Powers 218-217-813, Mike Baumgartner 675, Les Bruner 21 2-225-206-829. Tammy Price 209-643, Jim Rothweiler 215-654, Bob Orham 256-224-247-861. Troy Judd 650, Arnie Judd 204-202-211-219-836, Michael Judd 224-212-223-836, Ken Haugen 225-778, Rick Heck 232-775, Jim Reeve 660, Charles Sutej 204-649. Anita Chris-tianson 671, John Balzarini 732, Delia Johnson 222-675, Nobi Sirucek 203-234-206-825.

Greg Spangelo 205-731, Becky Gordon 187-185-713, Greg Gordon 225-218-833. Justin Wade 210-200-746, Brett Allen 220-209-768. Al Fenner 215-208-753, Harold Saler 222-659. Tlsh Blatter 229-802, Casey Blatter 198-210-757, Floyd Bruner 213-732. HIGHLIGHT SHOWS 11:30 a.m.

ESPN2-ESPNews. 3384588 4:30 p.m. ESPN-Sportscenter. 850859 6:30 p.m. PSN-FOX Sports Newt.

185110 8:30 p.m. ESPN-Baseball Tonight. 471410 9 p.m. ESPN-Sportscenter. 623946 CNN-CNNSports Illustrated.

172762 9:30 p.m. ESPN2-RPM 2NlghL (R) 1058052 11 p.m. PSN-FOX Sports News. 425526 11:30 p.m. ESPN-NBA Today.

(R) 965694 CNN-CNNSports Illustrated. 141052 12 a.m. PSN-This Week In Baseball. 405960 ESPN-Sportscenter. 848142 1 a.m.

ESPN-Up Close. (R) 814095 SOCCER 12:30 p.m. PSN-CISL Soccer Arizona Sand- to begin practice for golf's most pressure-packed event. The three-day competition against the United States begins Friday ii Murph's Auto racing NASCAR leaders DAYTONA BEACH Fla. (AP) The top 20 In the NASCAR Winston Cup point standings and money following the Sept.

21 MBNA 400 Points Jeff Gordon, 3,938. 2, Mark Martin, 3.833. 3. Dale Jarrett, 3,754. 4, Jeff Burton, 3,585.

5, Terry Labonte, 3,384. 8, Dale Earnhardt, 3,373. 7, Bobby Labonte, 3,250. 8. Bill Elliott, 3,111.

9, Ted Musgrave, 2,980. 10, Ricky Rudd, 2,955. II, Jeremy Mayfield, 2,941. 12, Johnny Benson, 2,884. 13, Rusty Wallace, 2,848.

14, Ken Schrader, 2,819. 15, Ernie Irvan, 2,811. 16, Kyle Petty, 2.691. 17, Jimmy Spencer, 2,631. 18, Michael Waltrip, 2,601.

19, Bobby Hamilton, 2,581. 20, Darrell Waltrip, 2,553. Money Jeff Gordon, $3,947,702. 2, Dale Jarrett, $2,069,047. 3, Ricky Rudd, $1,681,275.

4, Terry Labonte, $1 ,639,729. 5, Mark Martin, $1 ,61 1 .609. 6, Jeff Burton, $1,591,524. 7, Bobby Labonte, $1 ,508,434. 8, Dale Earnhardt $1,347,894.

9, Ernie Irvan, $1,279,339. 10, Rusty Wallace, $1,251,665. II, Bill Elliott, $1,183,907. 12, Sterling Martin, $1,092,810. 13, Bobby Hamilton, $1,062,435.

14, Ted Musgrave, $970,624. 15, Ricky Craven, $956,490. 16, John Andrew, $942,570. 17, Johnny Benson, $940,884. 18, Ken Schrader $905,724.

19, Steve Grissom, $888,184. 20, Jimmy Spencer, $871,394. at the Valder- rama Golf Club. The U.S. team, which includes Tiger Woods, is seeking to regain the cup it lost to the Europeans at Oak Hill in Rochester, N.Y., in 1995.

The event is being held in Spain for the first time, a tribute to Ballesteros' part in expanding the prestige and popularity of the Ryder Cup. Ballesteros, who had played in every Ryder Cup except one since 1979, said the reality of his new role as captain was sinking in fast. "It was a strange feeling when I went in the locker room," he said. "It's a dream of every player to play in the Ryder Cup but to be captain is very special, a great honor. I feel very lucky." Ballesteros was pleased to see that Nick Faldo, the Englishman who will be playing in his 1 1th Ryder Cup, traveled ahead of the rest of the European team to get an early start on practice.

Ballesteros singled out Faldo, one of his two captain's picks, as the man he would most trust playing the last hole. "Nick has shown dedication over geon), 1.50. Second Period 2, Chicago, Moreau (Black, Weinrich), 4:50. 3, Chicago, Cleary (Krivokrasov, Carney), 13:07. Third Period 4, Chicago, Amonte (Zhamnov), 9:05.

5, St. Louis, Turgeon (Atcheynum, Poeschek), 11:27. 6, St. Louis, Demrtra (Maclnnis, Zabransky), 17:55 (pp). Overtime None.

Shots on goal Chicago 15-15-6-1 37. St. Louis 7-7-15-029. Missed penalty shot St. Louis, Tur-cotte (3:10 third).

Goalies Chicago, Hackett. St. Louis, Fuhr. A 12.252. Montreal 1 0 01 Ottawa 2 2 04 First Period 1, Montreal, Richer (Tucker, Ryan), 4:25.

2, Ottawa, Yashin (Hossa, McEachern), 7:10. 3, Ottawa, Hossa (McEachern, Yashin), 18:59 (pp). Second Period 4, Ottawa, Gardiner (Arvedson, Dackell), 2:29. 5, Ottawa, Arvedson (Daigle, Bonk), 16:16 (pp). Third Period None.

Shots on goal Montreal 7-6-1023. Ottawa 8-9-4 21. Goalies Montreal, Thibault. Ottawa, Hurme. A 15,121.

N.Y. Rangers 1 1 02 Calgary 0 1 0 1 First Period 1, New York, Berg (Skrudland, Samuelsson), 9:04 (sh). Second Period 2, New York, Keane (Savard), 2:35. 3, Calgary, Fleury (Cas-sels, Morris), 10:09 (pp). Third Period None.

Shots on goal New York 4-9-114. Calgary 14-7-1334. Goalies New York, Richter. Calgary, Roloson. A 15,892.

Tiger Woods arrives at the Malaga Airport to being final preparations for the Ryder Cup. many years, and it's nice to see he is still so keen," the Spaniard said. "He wants to play well very badly, and I am sure he will make a tremendous contribution. "The whole team is very solid. Seven experienced players and the new energy of five new ones.

Everything is very positive. I couldn't have a better team." Ballesteros refused to discuss the one issue that has clouded his buildup to the defense of the trophy -7-the Miguel Angel Martin affair. Martin qualified for the European team in 10th and last place, but was dropped from the team after he asked for more time to prove he had fully recovered from wrist surgery. Replaced by Jose Maria Olazabal, Martin has threatened to take legal action. "I am here only to talk about the team and nothing else," Ballesteros said.

"There are no comments on that. We talk about the team and that's it." St. Louis 13, New York Giants 3 Seattle 26, San Diego 22 Tampa Bay 31 Miami 21 Open date: Arizona, Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington Monday's Gams Jacksonville 30, Pittsburgh 21 Sunday, Sept. 28 Arizona at Tampa Bay, 1 1 a.m. Denver at Atlanta, 1 1 a.m.

Green Bay at Detroit, 1 1 a.m. Tennessee at Pittsburgh, 1 1 a.m. Jacksonville at Washington, 1 1 a.m. New Orleans at New York Giants, 11 a.m. Baltimore at San Diego, 2 p.m.

Chicago at Dallas, 2 p.m. New York Jets at Cincinnati, 2 p.m. St. Louis at Oakland, 2 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City, 2 p.m.

Philadelphia at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Open date: Buffalo, Indianapolis, Miami, New England Monday, Sept. 29 San Francisco at Carolina, 7 p.m. NCAA Div. II Top 25 OVERLAND PARK, Kan.

(AP) The top 20 teams in the NCAA Division II football poll with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept 20, points and previous ranking: Record Pis Pvs 1 Carson-New. Tenn. (4) 80 1 2. Pittsburg Slate, Kan. 2-0 76 3 3.

New Haven, Conn. 4-0 69 t8 4. Catawba. NI C. 3-0 68 4 5.

Angeio State, Texas 2-0 67 7 6. NW Missouri St. 3-0 59 6 7. Grand Valley. Mich.

3-0 56 5 8. Texas 1-1 51 2 9 Albany State, Ga. 3-0 48 10. Nebraska-Omaha 3-0 46 10 H.Sag ValleySt Mich. 3-0 39 12 12.

Western Colo. 2-1 34 11 13. Norltl Dakota 2-0 31 14 14. Virginia State 3-0 29 13 15. Central Oklahoma 2-1 21 17 16.

Indianapolis 4-0 20 16 17. West Georgia 3-1 12 18 18. Northern Colorado 2-1 9 15 19. Chad. State, Neb.

2-1 8 20 20. Northern Michigan 4-0 4 Christian Intramural League: Kay Webb 161; Dennis Brucker 197-191; David Amdahl 212; Bill Caftin 175; Lloyd Allee 174; Melanie Hudiburgh 159; Jea-nine Hieb 150; Dave Todd 154; Mary Ann Robbins 177; Warren O'Keefe 186; Marc Correra 210-195 540; Lucy Houtz 172; Charlie Pepos 177; Bob Pehl 178-167; Lacetta Isenberg 150; Craig Isenberg 169; Shelly Hensley 150; Marcia Wagenhauser 180-171-162 503; John Schvaneveldt 180-171; Delmer Thorne Jr. 164; Becky Dieffen-bacher 159; Barry Lee 163; Brad Domingo 186. Skyway Bowl Eagle League: Gene Schalz 532; Rick Beyer 513; Steve Ketterling 201-204 563; Doc Guza 209 51 Gary Brinkman 516; Pat Kummer 524; Alonza Goulding 513; Ralph Bishop 525. Little's Lanes Satellite Mixed: Dave Moss 235; Barb Jackson 201; Jim Esther 211; Joe Levesey Sr.

243-206-235 684; Dan Wolf 231 Michelle Woods 202; Ray Fish 204-205; Joe Levesey Jr. 209-266; Dennis Smrdel 214-235; Richard Gall Jr. 201; Daryle Albert 215; Steve Lyczews-ki 21 1 Linda Lyczewski 226-215 608 (first 600). Sunday Night Mixed: Carol lantosca 201 544; Dan Anderson 219; Al Volk 21 7-21 Steve Volk 202-21 Russ Zanto 216; Joe Ovalle 226; Talbert Bryan 201-233-216 650; Howard Clodfelter 209-246; Jack Pepos 233-224. Senior Citizens League: Albert Her-zog 185; Lois Hering 213; Merle Chris-tianson 210-221; Gene Black 243; Rod Hackett 21 5-21 3 621 Bob Rowe 203; Ed Dobeas 21 Don Hurd 1 95; Bill Morris 1 93; Was Martin 203-232-236 671 Ernie Jones 190; Andy Anderson 193.

Teachers League: Ron Myers 207; Paul Threikeld 214; Lynne Weeks 190-184 504; Jerry Weeks 217; Barb Hahn 200; Shirley Sundquist 187; Terry Sundqulst 226. Major Lemons: Deb Qeiger 190; Tammy Cady 256 604; Sheri Graeter 1 79; Marlene Moser 197; Marlyce Martin 181; Marlene Zent 187; Cara Sigman 182-196; June Cooper 200 (picked up 5-7 split); VI Tabaracci picked up 6-8 split; Tracy Eisenbarth picked up 6-7-10 split; Mary Button 201; Lee Dorsey 194-180; Laurie Ueland 182; Phyllis Carpenter 185; Pauline Phillips 190. I Jaguars: Monday night thriller 12:36. Jac FG Hollis 20, :04. Third Quarter Pit Thigpen 4 pass from K.Stewart (NJohnson kick), 7:21.

Jac FG Hollis 45, 3:25. Fourth Quarter Pit Breuner 1 pass from K.Stewart (NJohnson kick), 14:56. Jac FG Hollis 27, 4:14. Jac Hudson 58 blocked FG return (Hollis kick), :00. A 73,016.

NHL Rolaids Relief Man By The Associated Press Through Sept. 21 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pitcher, Team Sv BS Pts Jeff Shaw, Cin. 4 2 40 6 112 Robb Nen, Fla. 9 2 34 7 102 Rod Beck, S.F. 7 4 37 8 101 John Franco, N.Y.

5 3 36 6 100 T. Hoffman, S.D. 6 4 36 7 98 D. Eckersley. StL.

1 5 36 7 86 Mark Wohlers, Atl. 5 6 33 6 85 Todd Worrell, A. 2 6 35 9 79 R. Bottalico, Phi. 2 5 32 7 76 U.

Urbina, MM. 5 8 27 5 65 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pitcher, Team Sv BS Pts Randy Myers, Bal. 2 3 43 1 125 M. Rivera, N.Y. 5 4 43 9 113 Doug Jones, Mil.

6 5 34 1 102 Tex. 7 2 30 6 88 Todd Jones, Det. 5 3 30 5 84 5 1 27 4 81 troy Perclval, Ana. 4 5 27 4 71 Rick Aguilera, Min. 4 4 23 6 67 Billy Taylor, Oak.

3 4 22 7 50 M. Karchner, Chi. 3 1 15 1 47 TEAM STANDINGS Team Sv BS Pts Baltimore 31 23 56 8 168 Chicago (A) 23 17 51 18 129 Cincinnati 14 19 46 12 104 Los Angeles 25 21 45 20 103 New York (A) 22 23 50 23 102 Key 3 points for saves; 2 points for relief wins; minus 2 points for relief losses and blown saves, x-1996 Rolaids Relief Man champion. y-Traded to San Francisco. FROM IS Johnson and Steve Matthews won the Jaguars' first two games, threw for 306 yards and a touchdown as Jacksonville lost a 17-7 halftime lead, then rallied to go ahead 23-21 before the final play.

The Jaguars added the final extra point after many players had left the field. Unlike overtime, NFL rules require a team to attempt a conversion on a touchdown at the end of regulation even if the game is already decided. It was Bettis who rallied the Steel-ers (1-2), rushing for 114 yards, 97 in the second half as the Steelers took a 21-20 lead. But it was Brunell and Jimmy Smith who did the work, overcoming the second-half heroics of Bettis. Smith had 10 catches for 164 yards.

va. W.Va., 1.977. 10, (tie) Pete Couture, Titusville, and Nicholas Francis, Clearwater, 1,974. 12, Roger Tramp, Deltona, 1,970. 13, (tie) Barry Gurney, West Hills, and John Handegard, Las Vegas, 1,968.

15, Allan Chodor, Canoga Park, 1,967. 16, Charlie Whitt, Columbus, 1,966. 17, Jerry Brunette Rochester, 1,965. 18, Harv Pallas, Stevensville, 1,962. 19, Dave Soutar, Bradenton, 1,952.

20, (tie) Sam Flanagan, Columbus, Ohio, and Chester Kaczka, Key Largo, 1.951. 22. (tie) Bill Godwin, Las Vegas, and Steve Hobelmann, St. Petersburg, 1,946. 24, Tommy Evans, Las Vegas, 1 ,943.

25, Mike Durbin, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, 1 ,940. 26. (tie) Patsy Dellapenna, Palm Harbor, and Dale Eagle, Lewisville, Texas, 1,939. 28, Will Friedrich, Green Bay, 1,938. 29, Ted Fraley, Tampa, 1,933.

30, (tie) John Denton, Midland, Texas, and Johnny Petraglia, Manalapan, N.J., 1 ,931 32, Tom Clark, Snellville, 1,923. 33, (tie) Rich Bouvier, Palm City, and Avery LeBlanc, Houma, 1,921. 35, (tie) Bob Helmbold, Winter Park, and Vince Range, St. Louis, 1,919. 37, (tie) Dick Baker, Libertyville, and Skip Hintz, Titusville, 1.918.

39, Richard Beattie, Dearborn, 1,910. 40, John Ireland, Lumberton, N.C., 1,909. 41, Roy Buckley, New Albany, Ohio, 1,906. 42, Bob Mills, Prospect Heights, 1 ,903. 43, Stan Stempien, Ft.

Lauderdale, 1,896. 44, Mike Schmid, St. Paul, 1 ,895. 45, Chuck Pierce, Dallas, 1 ,893. 46, Us Zikes, Palatine.

1 .892. 47, Pete Minaudo, Chesterfield, 1 ,889. 48, Don Gates, North Syracuse, N.Y., 1,880. 1 Monday's porta Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL National League NL Suspended Ron McClain, Montreal Expos head trainer, for seven games and fined him an undisclosed amount for using profane and threatening language towards an umpire in the game on Sept. 14.

BASKETBALL National Basketbsll Association CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Signed Henry James. International Basketball Association DES MOINES DRAGONS Named Glenn Duhon coach. HOCKEY National Hockey League VANCOUVER CANUCKS Assigned LW Larry Courville, LW Paul Ferone, LW Peter Schaefer, Robb Gordon, Lubomir Vaic, Bert Robertsson, Brent Sopel and Tim Keyesto to Syracuse of the AHL International Hockey League CHICAGO WOLVES Released Brandon Carper, Mark Yannettl. Trevor Hanas, Eric Royal, LW John Varga and LW Tom White. LONG BEACH ICE DOGS Signed Joby Messier to a two-year contract and LW Andrei Vaselyev to a one-year contract.

SAN ANTONIO DRAGONS Released Darren Maloney, Tero Aaltonen, Alexandre LaPorte, Mike Peron, Alex Rummo, Marquis Mathieu, Rob Phillips, Chad Wagner, Colin Chaulk and Francois Ouellette. SOCCER National Professional Soccer League BALTIMORE SPIRIT Signed MF Mike Mekelburg to a one-year contract. COLLEGE AUBURN Named Ralph Spry track and field coach. CONCORDIA, N.Y. Named John Dwindell men's basketball coach, Sal Renzo women's soccer coach and Roy Edward Kievlt athletic trainer.

DREXEL Announced basketball Rodney Rogers has transferred to St. INDIANA-PURDUE-INDIANAPOLIS Named Reuben Njau men's and women's cross country coach. ST. FRANCIS, N.Y. Named Errol Anderson men's and women's crosscountry and track and field coach.

Romanian Open BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) Results Monday for the $475,000 Romanian men's clay court tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles First Round Francisco Clavet, Spain, def. Karim Alaml (8), Morocco, 6-3, 6-3. Albert Portas (4), Spain, def. Alberto Martin, Spain, 4-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4. Alberto Berasategul (3), Spain, def.

Dinu Pescariu, Romania, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 (9-7). Doubles First Round Brandon Koupe, Granite City, and Paul Rosner, Birmingham, def. Pit Jac First downs 19 23 Rushes-yards 29-153 26-40 Passing 153 303 Punt Returns 1-00 2-00 Klckoff Returns 5-167 4-77 Interceptions Ret. 0-00 1-5 Comp-Att-Int 11-16-1 25-43-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 3-2 3-25 Punts Fumbles-L08t 1-1 0-0 Penalties-Yards 6-82 4-35 Time of Possession 26:05 33:55 NFL I in mm 'Wmmmmrimimuimti INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Pittsburgh, Bettis 21-114, K.Stewart 6-19, Jones 1-18, Witman 1-2. Jacksonville, Means 24-40, J.Stewart 2-0.

PASSING Pittsburgh, K.Stewart 11-16-1-155. Jacksonville, Brunell 24-42-0-306, Barker 1-1-0-22. RECEIVING Pittsburgh, Thigpen 5-53, Johnson 4-88, Hawkins 1-13, Breuner 1-1. Jacksonville, Smith 10-164, McCardell 6-61, J.Stewart 2-35-, Barlow 2-24, Brown 2-14, Hall 1-22, Mitchell 1-15, Hallock 1-3. MISSED FIELD GOALS Pittsburgh, N.Johnson 40 (BK); Jacksonville, Hollis 29 (WL), 38 (WL).

Pittsburgh Jacksonville 7 0 7 7 21 7 10 3 10 30 All Times MOT By The Associated Press AMERICAN CONFERENCE East -Pet. PF PA 1.000 130 40 First Quarter Jac Means 1 run (Hollis kick), 9:48. Pit K.Stewart 6 run (N.Johnson kick), 6:10. Second Quarter Jac J.Smith 1 1 pass from Brunell (Hollis kick), 0 0 2 0 500 94 113 .500 71 77 500 110 80 000 54 115 LPBT Standings PITTSBURGH (AP) Standings Monday after the second round of the $65,000 Three Rivers Open held at Princess Lanes. Bowlers listed with hometowns and pin totals through 16 games (a-amateur) 1.

Kim Adler, Las Vegas, 3,515. 2. Leanne Barrelte, Hayward, 3,510. 3. Dede Davidson, Woodland Hills, 3,469.

4. Patricia Renshaw, Newark, 3,461. 5. Jan Schmidt, Rochelle, 3,440. 6.

Jeanne Naccara-to, Tacoma, 3,436. 7. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, N.Richland Hills, Texas, 3,430. 8. Stacy Rider, LaHabra, 3,428.

9. Marianne DIRupo, Succasunna, N.J., 3,385. 10. Kris Hall, Rockford, 3,364. 11.

Carol Gianottl-Block, Perth, Australia, 3,355. 12. Michelle Feldman, Skaneateles, 3,355. 13. Anne Marie Duggan, Edmond, 3346.

14. Liz Johnson, Niagara Falls, N.Y., 3,336. 15. Carol Norman, Oklahoma City, 3,330. 16.

Dana Miller-Mack-ie, Albuquerque, N.M., 3,323. 17. Nikki Gianulias, Vallejo, 3.313. 18. Brenda Norman, Indianapolis, 3,294.

19. Tori Romeo, Van Nuys, 3,291. 20. Lisa Wagner, Braden-ton, 3,285. 21 Lilia Johnson, Law-ton, 3,275.

22. Kim Canady, Oakland, 3,263. 23. Dawn Bourgon, Las Vegas, 3,260. 24.

Sandra Jo Odom, Coldwater, 3,256. 25. Wendy Macpherson, Henderson, 3,237. 26. Debbie McMullen, Denver, 3,226.

27. Nina Bennett, At-water, 3,226. 28. Krissy Stewart, Cape Coral, 3,214. 29.

Lorrie Nichols, Algonquin, 3,196. 30. Eleanore Rutledge, Mt. Morris, 3,194. 31.

Shana Ray, Corpus Christi, Texas, 3,182. 32. a-Kimberly Bowers, Wilmington, 3,177. 33. Willie Hainsworth, Idaho Falls, Idaho, 3,170.

34. Robin Mossontte, Newhall, 3,156. 35. Tami Eiswerth, Honesdale, 3,141. 36.

Rachel Perez, San Antonio, Texas, 3,137. 37. Laura Moriarty, Daytona Beach, 3,111. 38. Alayne Blomen-berg, Cranston, R.I., 3,104.

39. Susan Jezlorski, Tonawanda, 3,103. 40. Lisa Bishop, Belleville, 3,101. 41.

Aleta Sill, Dearborn, 3,096. 42. Julie Ann Oczepek-Hall, Franken-muth, 3.094. 43. Michelle Silver, Los Angeles, 3,090.

44. Maria Chicase, Youngstown, Ohio, 3,081. 45. Michelle Arrington, Philadelphia, 3,080. 46.

Tish Johnson, Northridge, 3,064. 47. Cheryl Daniels, Detroit, 3,046. 48. Crystal SciarettJ, Pittsburgh, 3,045.

PBA Naples Senior NAPLES, Fla. (AP) Results Monday after the first round of the Naples PBA Senior Open at Woodside Lanes and Beacon Lanes, with name, hometown and nine-game pintail totals: 1, Gary Dickinson, Edmond, 2,108. 2, Norm Ginsberg, Levittown, 2,104. 3, Teats Semiz, Haskell, N.J., 2.007. 4.

Tom Blasco, Satellite Beach, 2,006. 5, Larry Laub, Tucson, 1,999. 6, Ron Winger, Tarzana, 1,998. 7, John Woessner, Euless, Texas, 1,984. 8, Dave Frame, Temple City, 1,983.

9, Roger Workman, Keno- I New Eng. 4 Buffalo 2 Miami 2 Y. Jets 2 Ind. 0 Jack'nville 3 Baltimore 3 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 1 Tennessee 1 Lopresti: Heat on the Irish 2 0 2 0 4 0 Central 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 West 1.000 98 .750 110 .333 54 .333 42 .333 47 By The Associated Press All Times MDT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pts GF GA N.Y. Rangers 5 1 0 10 19 11 Washington 3 11 7 15 10 New Jersey 2 0 1 5 6 1 Florida 12 1 3 6 9 Philadelphia 12 1 3 7 8 Tampa Bay 0 2 1 1 9 15 N.Y.

Islanders 0 3 0 0 4 12 Northeast Division Pts GF GA Montreal 4 1 2 10 24 22 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 6 9 9 Carolina 2 11 5 10 7 Boston 2 2 1 5 14 13 Ottawa 2 2 1 5 14 12 Buffalo 0 2 2 2 8 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Pts GF GA Dallas 3 1 1 7 21 14 Phoenix 3 2 0 6 21 15 Detroit 2 2 0 4 12 11 St. Louis 1 2 2 4 15 18 Chicago 12 1 3 10 14 Toronto 13 1 3 16 18 Pacific Division Pts GF GA Edmonton 3 1 1 7 23 19 Los Angeles 3 0 0 6 11 7 Anaheim 2 11 5 15 11 San Jose 2 2 0 4 12 10 Colorado 13 1 3 12 14 Calgary 1 4 0 2 13 22 Vancouver 1 5 0 2 16 29 Saturday's Games Detroit 4, Toronto 3 New Jersey 2. Philadelphia 0 Washington 8, Tampa Bay 3 Dallas 4. Chicago 2 N.Y. Rangers 4, Vancouver 1 Phoenix 5.

Calgary 1 Edmonton 5, Anaheim 5, tie Los Angeles 4, Colorado 3, OT Sunday's Games Montreal 4, Boston 3 Pittsburgh 3, Buffalo 2 Edmonton 6, Vancouver 5 Phoenix 5, Calgary 1 Colorado 3, San Jose 1 Monday's Games Ottawa 4, Montreal 1 Chicago 3. St. Louis 3, tie N.Y. Rangers 2. Calgary 1 Tuesday's Games Detroit at Carolina, 5:30 p.m.

Chicago at Phoenix. 8 p.m. Wednesday's Games Boston at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. Carolina at Detroit. 5:30 p.m.

Washington at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. Colorado at St Louis, 6:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. Los Angeles vs. San Jose at Boise, Idaho, 7 p.m.

Calgary at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Phoenix at Anaheim, 8:30 p.m. Monday sums Chicago 0 2 1 03 St. Louis 1 0 2 03 First Period 1, St. Louis, Hull (Tur- 1.000 127 51 .750 88 76 .500 74 101 .250 1 06 106 Denver Kan.

City Seattle Oakland 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 Fight Schedule By The Associated Press National TV in parentheses Today At Foxwoods Casino, Ledyard, Conn. (USA), Tracy Harris Patterson, Birmingham, vs. Rudy Zavala, Mexico, 10. featherweights; David Reid, England, vs. Geoff Yalenezian, Hanson, 8, junior middleweights.

Sept. 26 At Claridge Hotel Casino, Atlantic City, N.J. (ESPN2), Don Diego Poeder, Netherlands, vs. Courtney Butler, Baltimore, 12, for the vacant IBA cruiser-weight continental title. Sept.

27 At Palais Du Sport, France, Nate Miller, Philadelphia, vs. Fabrice Tiozzo, France, 12, for Miller's WBA cruiser-weight title. At Caesars Tahoe, Statellne, Jaime Ocequeda, Artesia, vs. Hector Quiroz, Mexico, 10, junior welterweights; Juan Manuel Marquez, Mexico, vs. Vincent Howard, New York, 12, for Marquez' NABO featherweight title.

Sept. 29 At Great Western Forum, Inglewood, Ricky Hesia, Downey, Edgar Ruiz, Mexico, 10, welterweights; Alfred Ankamah, Los Angeles, vs. Oscar Gonzalez, Mexico, 10, welterweights. Sept. 30 At Casino Magic, Bay St.

Louis, Miss. (USA), Brian Barbosa, Passaic, N.J., vs. Antwun Echols. Davenport, Iowa, 12, for Barbosa USBA middleweight title; Steve Martinez, San Antonio, vs. Tony Marshall, Albany, N.Y., 12.

for Martinez's NABF junior middleweight title. Oct 2 At Nashville (Tenn.) Municipal Auditorium, Keith McKnight, Starkviile, vs. Phil Jackson, Miami, 10, heavyweights; Jacob Mofokeng, South Africa, vs. Adolpho Washington, Lexington, 12, for the IBF Intercontinental cruiserweight title. San Diego 1 3 0 .250 56 99 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet.

PF PA Dallas 2 1 0 .667 80 52 Wash. 2 1 0 .667 56 37 Arizona 1 2 0 .333 59 65 Phil. 1 2 0 .333 47 61 Y. Giants 1 3 0 .250 70 94 Central Tarn. Bay 4 0 0 1.000 96 58 Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 108 84 Detroit 2 2 0 .500 94 83 Minnesota 2 2 0 .500 107 103 Chicago 0 4 0 .000 58 128 predict.

One week, losing by three touchdowns to SMU. The next, becoming first team in 40 years to beat Alabama two straight times in Tuscaloosa. Down to Notre Dame, Southern California, and Miami. Past: Fifteen national championships among them. Present: A combined record of 2-6.

Notre Dame (1-2) has led only 12 12 minutes all season. Down to Central Michigan. Sieve City. Same pass defense that gave up seven touchdown passes to Florida's Doug Johnson allows six by Louisiana Tech's Tim Rattay. Good thing Kentucky is not on the schedule.

Down to Southwestern Louisiana. Bill comes due for last year's 29-22 upset of Texas Payment in full: Texas 66, Southwestern Louisiana 0. Up to Duke. No more chasing Prairie View. Losing streak ends at 15.

FROM IS ing up." Florida State coach Bobby Bowden, whose team had to work hard to beat Clemson 35-28 to go 41-1 in the Atlantic Coast Conference since joining the league. "We're in the middle of a hurricane." Notre Dame coach Bob Davie, after the Irish lost to Michigan State to fall to 1-2. And Saturday they have to go to Michigan. STATISTIC OF THE WEEK With Bill Curry's option game, Kentucky scored 55 points in its first seven games last year, and Tim Couch threw one touchdown pass all season. With Hal Mumme's pass-happy playbook, the 2-1 Wildcats scored 49 Saturday against Indiana.

And Couch has 15 touchdown passes in three games. THUMBS OF THE WEEK Up to Arkansas. Hogs hard to west .750 .500 .500 .250 San Fran. Carolina St. Louis New Orl.

88 39 69 72 77 77 72 108 61 107 .000 Atlanta Sunday's Games Baltimore 36, Tennessee 10 New England 31 Chicago 3 New Orleans 35, Detroit 1 7 Kansas City 35, Carolina 14 Green Bay 38, Minnesota 32 New York Jets 23. Oakland 22 San Francisco 34. Atlanta 7 Denver 38. Cincinnati 20 Buffalo 37, Indianapolis 35 in, A ii 23. Kris Tschetter 24 $264,465 24.

Lorie Kane 26 $262,547 25. Jane Geddes 23 $257,892 26. Dottie Pepper 21 $257,883 27. Pat Hurst 24 $249,119 28. Deb Richard 26 $247,932 29.

Hiromi Kobayashi 23 $235,875 30. Sherrl Steinhauer 29 $231,196 31. MegMallon 22 $221,093 32. Gail Graham 23 $209,847 33. Emilee Klein 26 $208,865 34.

Cindy Schreyer 28 $203,481 35. KimSaiki 26 $200,318 36. Nana Bowen 22 $199,163 37. Amy Fruhwirth 24 $198,665 38. Kathryn Marshall 25 $194,010 39.

Penny Hammet 26 $191,854 40. Alicia Dibos 25 $185,828 41. Dawn Coe-Jones 20 $180,049 42. Nancy Harvey 24 $179,936 43. Patty Sheehan 17 $179,453 44.

Catriona Matthew 27 $179,318 45. Karen Weiss 27 $178,834 46. Lata Undley 26 $170,788 47. Dana Dormann 24 $162,139 48. Wendy Doolan 23 $157,503 49.

Danielle Ammaccapane 24 $145,306 50. Susie Redman 29 $139,883 28 $223,356 31 $221,346 25 $216,180 24 $211,891 18 $209,047 26 $208,572 21 $204,011 26 $202,716 29 $200,818 30 $200,006 19 $199,207 27 $197,266 18 $196,981 21 $191,422 24 $191,139 20 $189,861 28 $185,751 24 $185,596 28 $184,765 26 $177,297 23 $174,273 27 $174,260 6 $173,589 26 $173,012 29 $171,721 24 $168,199 20 $167,652 28 $164,209 15 $162,328 20 $161,393 29 $161,183 26 $160,124 26 $159,896 7 $158,508 29 $157,646 5 $155,645 24 $151,840 17 $148,932 93. Jerry Kelly 94. Kelly Gibson 95. Glen Day 96.

Ronnie Black 97. Donnie Hammond 98. Mark Brooks 99. Rocco Mediate 100. Frank Lickliter 101.

Olin Browne 102. Len Mattiace 103. Joe Ozaki 104. Omar UresB 105. Larry Nelson 106.

Mike Springer 107. Guy Boros 108. Nolan Henke 109. Pete Jordan 110. John Adams 111.

Scott Gump 112. Doug Barron 113. Willie Wood 114. Joey Sindelar 115. Jose Maria Olazabal 116.

Tom Pemice, Jr. 117. Larry Rinker 118. Lennie Clements 119. Steve Strieker 120.

Michael Christie 121. Wayne Levi 122. TomPurtzer 123. Neal Lancaster 124. Jimmy Johnston 125.

Joe Durant 126. Bernhard Langer 127. TedTryba 128. Lee Westwood 129. John Huston 130.

Lanny Wadkins Jesper Parnevlk, 69.61. 7, Jim Furyk, 69.66. 8, Phil Mickelson, 69.67. 9, Scott Hoch, 69.68. 10.

Ernie Els 69.71. Driving Leaders 1, John Daly, 302.6. 2, Tiger Woods, 293.9. 3, Bill Glasson, 287.0. 4 (tie), Davis Love III and Scott McCarron, 283.9.

6, Fred Couples, 283.3. 7, Chip Sullivan, 283.1. 8, Phil Mickelson, 282.7. 9, John Adams, 281.8. 10, Vijay Singh, 280.5.

Driving Accuracy 1 Fred Funk, 80.1. 2, Nick Price, 79.9. 3, Allen Doyle, 79.7. 4, Jim Furyk, 79.1. 5, Larry Mize, 79.0.

6, Loren Roberts, 78.9. 7, Nick Faldo, 78.7. 8, David Edwards, 78.5. 9, John Morse, 77.5. 10, Olin Browne.

77.2. Greens In Regulation 1, Tom Lehman, 71.9. 2, John Cook, 71.0. 3, Hal Sutton, 70.2. 4, Peter Jacobsen, 69.6.

5 (tie), Greg Norman and Tiger Woods, 69.4. 7 (tie), Skip Kendall and Fuzzy Zoeller, 69.3. 9 (tie), Mark Cal-cavecchia and Bill Glasson, 69.1. Total Driving 1, Kenny Perry, 74. 2, Hal Sutton, 77.

3, Joe Durant, 79. 4, Tom Byrum, 81.5, Bill Glasson, 86. 6, Nick Price, 92. 7, Greg Norman, 95. 8 (tie).

Brent Geiberger and Stuart Appleby, 97. 10, Tiger Woods, 99. Putting Leaders 1. Don Pooley, 1.723. 2, Lee Janzen, 1.729.

3, Brad Faxon, 1.732. 4, Loren Roberts, 1.736 5, Phil Blackmar, 1.738. 6 (tie), Mark O'Meara and Tommy Tolles, 1.743. 8, Jim Furyk, 1.746. 9, Rafael Alar-con, 1.748.

10. Nolan Henke, 1.749. Birdie Leaders 1, Tiger Woods, 4 22. 2, Bill Glasson, 4.08. 3.

Jesper Parnevlk, 3.98. 4, Greg Norman, 3.89. 5 (tie), Don Pooley and David Duval, 3 88. 7 (tie), Lee Janzen and Nick Price, 3.87. 9, Tommy Tolles, 3.86.

10, 3 tied with 3.81. Eagle Leaders 1, Tim Herron, 103.2. 2 (tie), Fred Couples and David Berganio, 108.0. 4, 7. Birdies 1, Karrie Webb, 319.

2, Kelly Robbins, 311.3, Chris Johnson, 305. 4, Betsy King, 295. 5, Brandie Burton, 294. 6, Karen Weiss, 279. 7, Michelle McGann, 271.

8, Lorie Kane, 269. 9, Donna Andrews, 268. 10, He, Kathryn Marshall and Annika Sorenstam, 267. Fairway Leaders 1, Stephanie Maynor, .794. 2, Nancy Ramsbottom, .793.

3, Donna Andrews, .791. 4, Amy Fruhwirt, .777. 5, Penny Ham-mel, .769. 6. Caroline Pierce, .767.

7, Annika Sorenstam, .763. 8, Rosie Jones, .763. 9, Mlchele Redman, .762. 10, Michelle Mackall, .761. Greens Leaders 1, Kelly Robbins, .773.

2, Karrie Webb, .743. 3, Nancy Lopez, .722. 4, Annika Sorenstam, .720. 5, Sherri Steinhauer, .705. 6, Donna Andrews, .703.

7, Dottie Pepper, .699. 8, Chris Johnson, .699. 9, Barb Mucha, .694. 10, Jane Geddes, Sand Save Leaders 1 Caroline Pierce, .562. 2, Laurie Brower, .551 3, Nancy Ramsbottom, .542.

4, Barb Whitehead, .534. 5, Terry-Jo Myers, .526. 6, Sherrin Smyers, .525. 7, Michele Redman, .516. 8, Vicki Goetze-Ackerman, .512.

9, Patty Sheehan, .508. 10, Dana Dormann, .504. Putting Leaders 1, Barb Bunkowsky Scherbak, 29.18. 2, Lisetotte Neumann, 29 20. 3, Brandie Burton, 29.28.

4, Barb Whitehead, 29.34. 5. Juli Inkster 29.38. 6, Caroline Pierce, 29.44. 7, Dana Dormann, 29.45.

8, Kathy Postlewait. 29.49. 9. Colleen Walker, 29.50. 10, Catnn Nilsmark 29.51 Driving Average Leaders 1 Smnti Mehra, 263.4.

2, Jane Geddes, 261.7. 3, Kris Tschetter, 258.7. 4, Laura Davies, 257.4. 5, Michelle McGann, 256.9. 6, Kelly Robbins, 255 8.

7, Karrie Webb, 254 0. 8. Wendy Doolan, 253.0. 9, Juli Inkster, 252.3. 10, Pat Hurst, 251.8.

25 27 28 22 15 25 14 26 23 22 13 20 26 26 25 27 25 17 23 19 25 26 24 26 26 18 26 22 23 27 4 22 24 24 20 19 19 23 28 25 21 22 18 25 23 25 25 25 19 Tiger Woods, 111.3. 5, Mark Calcavecchla, 113.1. 6, Steve Lowery, 113.5. 7, Billy Ray Brown, 130.5. 8, Davis Love III, 138.6.

9, Andrew Magee, 139.1 10, Scott McCarron, 140.0. Sand Saves 1, Bob Estes, 70.4. 2, Loren Roberts, 65.0. 3, John Morse, 64.9. 4, Jay Haas 64.6.

5, Stuart Appleby, 64.0. 6, Ronnie Black, 63.9. 7, Mark O'Meara, 63.8. 8. Lanny Wadkins, 63.7.

9, Kirk Triplett, 63.5. 10, Greg Norman, 63.2. All Around 1, Bill Glasson, 246. 2, Greg Norman, 258. 3, Nick Price, 272.

4, Tom Lehman, 296. 5, Phil Mickelson, 308. 6, Tiger Woods, 314. 7, Tom Byrum, 316. 8, Scott Hoch, 327.

9, Jesper Parnevik, 349. 10, Jim Furyk, 354. LPGA Money Leaders Money leaders on the LPGA tour through the Ping-Welch's championship, which ended Sept 21 Trn Money 1. Annika Sorenstam 19 $965,039 2. Karrie Webb 22 $922,856 3.

Kelly Robbins 23 $737,210 4. Chris Johnson 25 $621,137 5. Tammie Green 22 $566,201 6. Nancy Lopez 15 $437,886 7. Laura Davies 18 $436,921 8.

Betsy King 26 $397,167 9. Michelle McGann 23 $393.100 10. JuHlnkster 20 $354,850 1 1 Colleen Walker 25 $350,71 9 12. Lisetotte Neumann 23 $347,468 13. Donna Andrews 23 $316,243 14.

Lisa Hackney 20 $305,984 15. Rosie Jones 21 $305,878 16. Terryo Myers 22 $304,222 17 Clncfy Figg-Currler 26 $296 841 18. Barb Mucha 22 $295,425 19 Alison Nicholas 17 $293,124 20. Brandie Burton 24 $290,922 21.

Tina Barrett 23 $285,200 22. Mlchele Redman 25 $264,681 44. Russ Cochran 45. Robert Damron 46. Fred Funk 47.

David Frost 48. Nick Faldo 49. David Toms 50. Bill Glasson 51. Dudley Hart 52.

Kevin Sutherland 53. Jay Haas 54. Fred Couples 55. Craig Parry 56. Steve Lowery 57.

Brent Geiberger 58. Hal Sutton 59 Mike Brisky 60. Doug Martin 61. Bob Estes 62. Brian Henninger 63.

Rick Fehr 64. Jay Don Blake 65. Lee Rinker 66. Mike Standly 67. Paul Goydos 68.

Brad Fabei 69. Don Pooley 70. Skip Kendall 71 Peter Jacobsen 72. Brandel ChamcJee 73. Chris Perry 74.

Darren Clarke 75. Mark Wiebe 76. Dan Forsman 77. Kenny Perry 78. Billy Ray Brown 79.

Paul Azinger 80. Brad Bryant 81 David Sutherland 62. Clarence Rose 83. Mike Hulbert 84. Mike Reid 85.

Phil Tataurangi 86. Larry Mize 87 Robert Gamez 88. Duffy Waldorf 89. Steve Pate 90. H.

Horgan III 91 Jim Carter 92. Fulton Allem $453,853 $452,653 $452,619 $450,038 $431,326 $421 ,820 $411,475 $400,388 $392,350 $389,895 $388,342 $387,603 $365,148 $364,872 $350,518 $340,262 $332,933 $330,867 $329,864 $324,504 $320,964 $318,376 $315,471 $307,981 $306,388 $305,180 $295,013 $294,931 $294,464 $285,204 $282,816 $278,310 $277,485 $267,621 $266,285 $262,045 $259,278 $255,889 $252,791 $252,714 $251,253 $242,812 $241,814 $231,824 $227,926 $226,249 $224,527 $224,091 PGA Money Leaders PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) PGA Tour money leaders through the Texas Open, which ended Sept. 21 Trn Money 1 Tiger Woods 1 8 $1 .949,920 2. Justin Leonard 27 $1 .463.531 3.

Greg Norman 1 4 $1 ,248.256 4. Steve Elkington 1 5 $1 ,240.41 1 5. Scott Hoch 1 9 $1 ,21 3.555 6. Ernie Els 18 $1,176,608 7. JimFuryk 25 $1,164,890 8.

Davis Love III 22 $1,132,523 9 Phil Mickelson 19 $1,121,990 10. Brad Faxon 22 $1,093,505 1 1 Jesper Pamevik 1 8 $1 ,077,587 12. Mark O'Meara 21 $1,044,560 13. Nick Price 15 $987,445 14. Vijay Singh 19 $943,276 15.

Stuart Appleby 21 $930,556 16. Loren Roberts 21 $921,740 17. Mark Calcavecchla 25 $862,165 18. Steve Jones 22 $859,708 19. Tom Lehman 19 $842,041 20.

Paul Stankowskl 26 $824,705 21. Frank NobHo 17 $812,516 22. Scott McCarron 22 $754,859 23. Jeff Maggert 25 $738,941 24. Tommy Tolles 21 $702,800 25.

Lee Janzen 23 $670,282 26. John Cook 24 $651,113 27. TimHerron 27 $630,191 28. Tom Kite 20 $627,222 29 Jeff Sluman 24 $595,144 30. Billy Andrade 23 $592,737 31.

Phil Blackmar 24 $591,708 32. David Duval 24 $589,458 33. David Ogrin 24 $585,098 34. Stewart Clnk 26 $580,850 35. Colin Montgomerie 9 $578,991 36.

Andrew Magee 24 $536,397 37. Craig Stadler 19 $520,144 38. Tom Byrum 23 $489,430 39 Tom Watson 16 $479,146 40 Kirk Tripled 22 $478,089 41 BobTway 23 $471,888 4a Michael Bradley 24 $458,407 43. Payne Stewart 20 $456,086 LPGA Statistics Statistical leaders on the LPGA Tour through the Ping-Welch's championship, which ended Sept. 21: Scoring Leaders 1, Karrie Webb, 69.95.

2, Annika Sorenstam, 70.14. 3, Kelly Robbins, 70.55. 4, Nancy Lopez, 70.76. 5, Laura Davies, 70.80. 6, Jul! Inkster 70.93.

7. Chris Johnson, 70.97. 8, Donna Andrews, 71.25. 9, Barb Mucha, 71 .35. 10.

Tina Barrett, 71 .35. Eagles 1 (tie), Chris Johnson and Kelly Robbins, 9. 3 (tie), Brandie Burton and Karrie Webb, 8. 5, (tie) Helen Dobson, Michelle Estill, Jane Geddes, Pat Hurst, Lisetotte Neumann, Susie Redman and Kris Tschetter, PGA Tour Statistics PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) PGA Tour statistical leaders through the Texas Open, which ended Sept.

21 Scoring Leaders 1, Nick Price, 68.71. 2, Tiger Woods, 68.78. 3, Greg Norman, 69 03. 4, Davis Love III, 69 49. 5, Tom Lehman, 69.50.

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