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0 SPORTS Argus Leader, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 1999 www.argusleader.com SCOREBOARD MORNING BRIEFING WHAT'S AHEAD Home games shaded Sunday Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Monday 1018 1017 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 Stampede mRf Lincoln 7:05 "m- Detroit noon Ticket information Sioux Falls Stampede Sioux Falls Arena 336-6060 Minnesota Vikings Metrotome 61 2-333-8826 Sioux Falls Skyforce Sioux Falls Arena 332-0605 REGIONAL White shares NCC honors with McGuffey University of South Dakota running back Jamel White was named co-North Central Conference offensive football player of the week on Monday with Northern Colorado quarterback Corte McGuffey. White, a senior from Palmdale, rushed for a USD record 285 yards and five touchdowns on Saturday in the Coyotes' 43-22 victory over St. Cloud State. White also tied school records for most TDs, and most points in a game (30).

He has rushed for at least 100 yards in six consecutive games and leads the conference with 1,015 yards for the season. McGuffey completed 26-of-38 passes for 352 yards and five touchdowns in the Bears' 43-39 victory over Nebraska-Omaha on Saturday. Chris Tatro, a linebacker for Minnesota State, was defensive player of the week. OG's Anderson leads 'A' golf Lestinsky director of media relations. FOOTBALL rlatjoralFootrtf League CINCINNATI BENGALS-Acbvated OT Jamain Stephens.

Waived LB Jimmy Sprotte. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Fteleased LB Andre Royal. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signed LB Kurt Gou-vea. Placed LB Malcolm Hamilton on Injured reserve. HOCKEY NabrjrdHodcey League NHL-Suspenoed Phoenix Coyotes Jeremy Roenick for five games for slashing Chicago Black-hawks RW Tony Amonte in a game Oct.

8. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Recalled Jean-Sebasfien Aubin from Wilkes Barre-Scranton of the AHL Signed RW Tom Kostopoulos and assigned him to Wilkes Barre-Scranton of the AHL American Hockey League HERSHEY BEARS-Released LW Lome Toews. ROCHESTER AMERICANS-Received 0 Con Sarich on assignment from the Buffalo Sabres. WORCESTER ICECATS-flecalled Tyler Hartton from Peoria of the ECHL. Announced that Bryan Helmer has been recalled by the St.

Louis Blues. Central Hockey League COLUMBUS COTTONMOUTHS-fieleased Kelly Selix, 0 Steve Adams, Dom Pariatore, John Rat, Roman laser and Chad Mehlenbacher. East Coast Hockey League DAYTON BOMBERS-Received Jason Saal on assignment from Cindnatb of the IHL FLORIDA EVERBLADES-fleceived 6 Marc Magliarditj ion assignment from Cindnatb of the IHL ROANOKE EXPRESS-Released Scott Campbell and Martin Belanger. West Coast Hockey League IDAHO STEELHEADS-Signed Mikhail Yeme-lyenov. Released Colby Van Tassel.

COLLEGE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE-Suspended officials James Knight Frank Overcash, Mike Looney, Bill Wampler, Rick Page and Virgil Valdez for one game for erring in their application during the course of Saturday's Clemson-North Carolina State game. CONCORDIA, N.Y.-Pramoted Kris Zeiter to women's volleyball coach from women's assistant volleyball coach. NORTH CAROLINA-Named Carlos Garcia men's assistant tennis coach. OLIVET-Named Carlton Hardy baseball coach. PITTSBURGH-Named Nicole Radu assistant media relations director.

SAN DIEGO-Announced the resignation of Ryan McCrary, assistant sports information director. 47. Bill Glasson 48. Greg Kraft 49. Kirk Triplett 50.

Sergio Garcia 51. Dudley Hart 52BobTway 53. Tommy Armour III 54. Fred Couples 55. Jay Haas 56 Brian Watts 57.

MarkCalcavecchia 58. Billy Mayfair 59 Paul Gov dos 60. Steve Strieker 61. 62. Rich Beem 63 J.L.Lewis 64.

Greg Norman 65. John Cook 66. Paul Lawrie 67. Kevin Sutherland 68. Corey Pavin 69.

Mark Brooks 70. Brad Faxon 71. Steve Resch 72. Paul Azinger 73. Harrison Frazar 74.

TomByrum 75. Jerry Kelly 76. Scott Dunlap 77. Mike Reid 78. Jonathan Kaye 79.

Bradley Hughes 80 Craig SMIer 81. Tommy Tolles 82. Scott Verplank 83. Chris OiMarco 84. John Maginnes 85.

J.P.Hayes 86. Kenny Perry 87. Joey Sindelar 88. Tom Scherrer 89. Omar Urestl 90.

Dan Forsman 91 Barry Ctieesman 92. Jim Carter 93. Jay Don Blake 94. Stephen Ames 95. Larry Mize 96 MarkWiebe 97.

Scott McCarron 98. Lee Westwood 99. Esteban Toledo 100. Rory Sabbatini 101. Brian Henninger 102 Brad Fabel 103.

Jay Oelsing 104. Franklin Langham 105. Colin Montgomerie 106. Kevin Wentworth AREA EVENTS Today GIRLS MSXETBAU. Yankton it Washington, 7:30 p.m.; Lincoln at Brandon Valley, 7:30 p.m.; Watertown at O'Gorman, 7 JO p.m.: Skux Falls Christian at Irene, 8 p.m.; Har-hstiurg at Del Rapids, 7:45 p.m.; Sioux Valley at Tn-Vailey.

7:45 p.m.; McCook Central at Garretson. 7:45 p.m.: Baltic at Hurley. 8pm West Central it Vermillion, 7:45 p.m.; Dakota Valley Conference tournament continues at Chester and White. BOYS GOLF State tournament ends, 10 a CT, Meadowbrook GC. Rapid City.

HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY Washington at Adrian, Invitational, 4:30 p.m. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Dakota Wesleyan at Sioux Falls, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY Region 2B. 1 :30 p.m., Colman; Region 3B, Tripp. COLLEGE SOCCER University of Sioux Falls at Northwestern (Iowa), 4 p.m.

Thursday HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Lincoln vs. O'Gorman. 5 p.m., Howard Wood Field: Washington vs. Roosevelt 8 p.m., Howard Wood Field; Brandon Valley at Huron, 7:30 p.m.; Banc at Dell Rapids St Mary's, 7:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Harnshurg at Sioux Fairs Christian, 8 p.m.; Lennox at Elk Point-Jefferson, 6:15 p.m.; Madison it Tri-Valiey.

7:45 p.m.; Dell Rapids at Beresford, 7:45 HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY Region 1A, 4 p.m., Webster; Region 2A, 4 p.m., Howard: Eastern South Dakota Conference meet, 4 p.m., Pierre. Friday HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Harrisburg at Dakota Valley, 7:30 p.m.; Dell Rapids at Flandreau, 7:30 p.m.; Lennox at Winner, 7:30 p.m.; Garretson at Tri-valley, 7:30 p.m.; Madison at West Central, 7:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Washington at Roosevelt. 7:30 p.m.; Brandon Valley at Huron, 7:30 p.m.; Baltic at Wakonda, 8 p.m.; Dakota Valley Conference tournament continues at Chester and White. HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY Greater Dakota Conference meet, 3 p.m., Spencer Park; Region 3A.

3 p.m., Lennox. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL South Dakota at Minnesota State-Mankato, 7 i i SPORTS ON THE AIR TODAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS 6 p.m. Bowling PBA Wichita Open ESPN 6:30 p.m. Hockey NHL: Phildelphia Flyers at Washington Capitals ESPN2 7 p.m. Baseball NLCS: Atlanta vs.

N.Y. Mets KDLT TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 3:35 p.m. Talk North Central Conference Report KSFS-AM 1520 7:10 p.m. Basketball H.S. Girls: Yankton at Washington WSN-AM1230 21 25 23 8 24 26 26 15 23 21 27 26 26 21 28 22 28 12 24 3 26 24 30 16 28 22 27 25 31 22 20 29 28 16 25 24 28 27 26 25 24 26 29 25 33 25 27 16 20 25 25 10 31 26 26 26 25 26 11 25 27 23 29 27 28 3 26 17 29 22 31 22 28 28 24 29 28 17 15 $809,993 $790,297 $787,899 $784,917 $722,681 $714,584 $708,935 $706,692 $696,861 $690,909 $689,221 $667,268 $666,484 $662,461 $656,140 $610,555 $589,551 $570,879 $562,593 $562,234 $559,910 $553,462 $544,562 $538,108 $528,673 $527,885 $489721 $482,899 $481,446 $475,959 $475,642 $474,483 $467,161 $454,091 $450,541 $440,292 $427,935 $426,666 $423,885 $420,809 $413,993 $410,991 $405,201 $404,741 $402,145 $390,919 $389,765 $388,260 $386,554 $385,508 $385,095 $384,097 $382,046 $381,322 $380,968 $380,441 $380,103 $373,794 $369,651 $368,851 $363,659 $361,084 $358,365 $345,801 $345,032 $344,526 $344,451 $337,497 $334,995 $334,827 $331,665 $331,244 $329,387 $324,734 $316,859 $316,348 $314,122 $301,472 $300,005 Tailback leaves great ones on sidelines STARS OF THE CENTURY All-time USC football team position.

But Peete, a close call over Pat Haden, won the Unitas Award in 1988 as the nation's top senior QB. Besides Swann and RAPID CITY Junior Mark Anderson of Sioux Falls O'Gorman took the first-round lead Monday in the Class A boys state golf tournament. MILLENNIUM Rapid City Stevens, which is going for a sixth SPORTS Bedsole, Keyshawn Johnson, Johnny Mor offense; Defense SELynnSwann 71-73' DLTimRossovich '65-67 OLRonYary '65-67 PL Gary Jeter 73-76 OLBradBudde 76-79 PL Tim Ryan '86-89 Bruce Matthews '80-82 PL Mariin McKeever '58-60 PL Anthony Munoz 76-79 LB Richard Wood 72-74 OLTonyBoselli 31-94 LBJuniorSeau '88-89 TEHalBedsote '61-63 LB Chris Claiborne '96-98 QB Rodney Peete '85-88 PB Pennis Smith 77-80 RB O.J. Simpson '67-68 PB Tim McPonaid 3-a6 RB Marcus Allen 78-81 PB Ronnie Loft 77-80 RB Charles White 76-79 PB Mark Carrier '87-89 consecutive state title, held the team lead at 303, i Pierre was second at 308 and Yankton third at 3 15, The tournament concludes Tuesday. Anderson, tournament runner-up in a playoff last p.m.; North Dakota State at Augustana, 7 p.m.; North Dakota at South Dakota State, 7 p.m.; Sioux year, shot 71 at Meadowbrook Golf Course.

CROSSCOUNTRY High school COLMAN-EGAN INVITATIONAL ton and Bob Chandler were other great USC receivers. Yary won the Outland Trophy for nation's outstanding lineman. Other terrific Trojan linemen include Ron Mix, Brad Bud-de, Clay Matthews, Mariin McKeever's twin brother Mike, Marvin Powell and Al Cowlings. Claiborne won the Butkus Award as the Rapid City Stevens' TJ Meyer, who was second Fantastic players like Mike Garrett, 1 runner-up in the 1998 playoff, and John Oien of Saturday In Corman Brookings were tied for second at 72. Doys Team scores Marion 1 8, Great Plains Lutheran Trevor Larson of Rapid City Stevens shot 73 and 107.

Dicky Pride 108. Mike Brisky 109. Len Mattiace 110. Billy Andrade 111. Robert Damron 112.

Jean Van deVelde 113. Chris Riley 114. Steve Jones 115. Doug Barron 116. David Frost 11 7.

Greg Chalmers 118. Brandel Chamblee 119. Steve Loweiy 120. David Sutherland 121. Robert Allenby 122.

Charles Raulerson 123. Eric Booker 124. Billy Ray Brown 125. Ronnie Black Justin Rhorer of Yankton 75. Four players were 20, Deubrook 26.

Baltic 31, Colman-Egan 34, De Smet 68, Dell Rapids St Mary 73, Elkton incomplete. Individual (5,000 meters) Tim Peterson (M) 17:17: Tyler Costine (CE) Nate Livingston Falls at Concordia tourney, St. Paul, Minn. Saturday COLLEGE FOOTBALL Morningside at Augustana. noon: South Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m.; North Dakota State at South Dakota State, 1 p.m.; Sioux Falls at Dakota State, 1:30 p.m.; Minnesota State-Mankato at St.

Cloud State, noon; Northern Colorado at North Dakota, 2 p.m.; Black Hills State at Mmot State, 1 :30 p.m.; Peru State at Dakota Wesleyan, 1 p.m.; Huron at S.D. Tech, 2 p.m. CT; Northern State at noon; Southwest State at Winona State. 2 p.m.; Northwestern (Iowa) at Nebraska Wesleyan, 1 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL O'Gorman at Lincoln, 7:30 p.m.; Washington at Huron, 7:30 p.m.; Baltic at Garretson, 7:45 p.m.; Tri- nation's outstanding LB, Carrier the Jim Thorpe Award for defensive backs.

Chip Banks, Duane Bickett, Jack Del Rio, Joey Browner and Dennis Thurman were other stalwarts. Too many great players; it's quite a problem to have! Anthony Davis, Ricky Bell, Jon Arnett, Cotton Warburton, Morley Drury and Frank Gilford will have to watch from the bench because this is Tailback and three are all we have room for. Simpson led the nation in rushing in 1968 (1,709 yards) and won the Heisman by the most one-sided margin in history. White won the '79 Heisman and is USC's No. 1 career rusher (6,245 yards).

Allen (1981 Heisman) was college football's first rusher Oddly, USC has never had a consensus All-American quarterback just every other (GPL) 1 Jesse Knutson (D) 1 David Faith (B) 1 Andrew Thomas (M) 1 Eric Ray (D) Andrew Seefeldt (GPL) Mike Nei (GPL) Blake Huber (E) Patrick King (B) Marty Gullickson (M) Kyle Schull (GPL) Brandon Schaffer (GPL) Jarad Miles (CE) 19:35. One in a series of all-century teams compiled LPGA TOUR STATISTICS by Gannett News Service. tiins Team scores- Dell Rapids St. Marv 19, Deubrook LPGA Tour statistical leaders through the First Valley Classic, Colton: Artesian-Letcher vs. Beresford at 5 p.m., West Central vs.

Clark at 6:30 and Tri-Valley vs. Vermillion at Dakota Valley Conference tournament ends, Elkton. Union Betsy King Classic, which ended Oct. 10: Scoring COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY 1, Karrie Webb 69.43. 2, Juli Inkster 70.00.

3, Annika Sorenstam 70.19. 4, Dome Pepper 70.32. 5, North Central Conference meet, 1 1 a.m., Manka- Greens hi Regulation 1 (fie), Duffy Waldorf and Joe Ourant, 69.8. 3, Tiger Woods, 69.7. 4.

David Duval, 69.4. 5, Grant Waite, 69.0. 6. Robert Allenby. 68.8.

7. to. Sioux Falls at Dakota Wesleyan Invita Meg Mallon 70.53. 6, Mi Hyun Kim 70.65. 7, Lone Kane 70.67.

8, Se Ri Pak 70.79. 9, Rosie Jones 19, Elkton 19, Colman-Egan 25, De Smet 53, Esteliine incomplete, Baltic incomplete. Individual (3,000 meters)-Jeni Ching (Est) 1 1 Amber Stoltenburg (Elk) Nicole Murphy (DRSM) Michelle Kruthoff (B) Marl Fredricksen (Elk) Breann Katt (CE) Joni Stroschein (0) Amber Ronne (0) 1 3:1 Kim Heinemann (DRSM) Katie Knutson (D) Danielle Hemmer (CE) Amy Geraets (DRSM) Jessica Schmidt (DRSM) Chelsea Bowen (CE) Sarah Nelson (CE) 13:51. tional, 11 a.m. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Kenny Perry, 68.7.

8, Fred Funk, 68.6. 9, Hal 70.99. 10, Michele Redman 71.13. Eagles South Dakota at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.; North Sutton, brj.2.

II), Perry moss, t.l. Total Driving Dakota State at South Dakota State, 7 p.m.; North Dakota at Augustana, 7 p.m.; Sioux Fairs at Con 1, Laura PI 12 2 (tie), Akiko Fukushima and Maria Hjorth to 4 (fie), Jean Bartholomew, Juli 1 Hal Sutton, 53. 2 (tie). Davis Love III and Tiger cordia tourney. St.

Paul, Minn. COLLEGE SOCCER Woods, 60. 4 (he), Grant wane and Perry Moss. 65. 6, David Duval, 66.

7, Kenny Perry, 69. 8, Kirk inkster, Mi Hyun Kim and Kelly Hobbins 9. 8 (tie), Laura Davies, Lisa Kiggens and Michelle McGann 8. Greens In Regulation 1. Karrie Webb .774.

2. Annika Sorenstam .754. South Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha. 1 p.m.; Uni BASKETBALL High school girts ELK POINT-JEFFERSON 58, SIOUX FALLS CHRISTIAN 28 in Elk Point Elk Point Jefferson (12-1) was led by Emily Kyle with 16 points. Stephanie Limoges had 14 points, eight steals and 12 assists.

EPJ is host to Lennox on Thursday. For SFC (5-9), Kara Ledeboer had six points, ara Irene on Tuesday. BURKE 50, PLATTE 37 in Bu rice-Burke was led by Abbey DeWolf with 21 points. Chelsey Nelson had 13 points for Platte. JAMES VALLEY CHRISTIAN 64, ALPENA 50 in Huron James Valley Christian (11-5) was led by Amber Hoffmann with 17 points.

For Alpena, Julie Tebay had 19 points. ARTESIAN LETCHER 62, CANIST0TA 38 in 6. Illinois State 5-1 1.345 7 7. Montana 4-1 1,228 8 8. Northern Iowa 5-1 1,152 9 9.

Lehigh 5-0 1,008 10 10. Youngstown State 5-1 1,003 11 11. Appalachian State 3-2 972 3 12. Delaware 4-1 936 12 13. James Madison 4-1 891 14 14.

Florida ASM 4-2 751 15 15. Eastern Kentucky 5-1 745 16 16. East Tennessee State 4-1 673 17 17. Jackson State 4-1 610 18 18. Furman 4-1 534 19.

South Florida 4-2 506 21 20. Western Illinois 4-2 395 24 21. Northern Arizona 3-2 374 23 22. Hampton 4-2 317 13 23. Cal State-Sacramento 4-2 189 24.

Elon 5-1 166 22 25. Massachusetts 2-3 147 NCAA DIVISION II POLL The top 20 teams in the NCAA Division II football versity of Sioux Falls at Dordt. 2:30 p.m. 1 nplett, 81 9, Hobert Allenby. 89.

1 0, Nick Price, 91 Putting Average 1, Brad Faxon, 1.722. 2, Payne Stewart. 1.725. 3, Frank Lickliter. 1 .732.

4. Skip Kendall, 1 .735. 5 (tie). 3. Shorn Stemhauer .753.

4, Beth Daniel .737. 5, Meg Mallon .729. 6, Kelly Robbins .716. 7, Helen Alfredsson .714. 8.

Nancy Scranton .713. 9, Jane David Frost and David Duval, 1.738. 7 (tie), Steve Strieker and Scott McCarron, 1 .739. 9, Lee Janzen, Geflces. 711.10, Juli Inkster J10.

Driving Distance FOOTBALL 1, Jean Bartholomew 260.7. 2, Caroline Blaylock 1.741. 10, 2 tied with 1.744. Birdie Average 1, Tiger Woods, 4.41. 2, David Duval, 4.27.

3, Davis Love III, 3.98. 4 (fie), Phil Mickelson and Chris 260.5. 3, Wendy Doolan 259.8. 4, Sally Dee 259.1. 5, Sherri Turner 258.4.

6, Smrili Mehra 258.1. 7, Maria Hjorth 256,7. 8, Annette DeLuca 256.3. 9, Akiko Fukushima 255.9. 10, Kelly Robbins 255.8.

Sand Saves 1 Mi Hyun Kim .573. 2, Donna Andrews .554. 3, Perry, 3.94. 6, Hal Sutton, 3.93. 7 (tie), Jeft Maggert and Scott McCarion, 3.89.

9, Carlos Franco, 3.85. 10, Skip Kendall, 3.83. Eagles (Holes per) 1, Viiay Singh, 105.4. 2, David Toms, 109.2. 3, poll with records through Oct.

10 and points Mitchell A-L (12-2) was led by Kelly Jones with 12 points, Jackie Grassel had 12 and Jodi Gilde-master 1 1 For Canistota (5-9), Sam Ortman had 10 points. grouped at 76 and two at 77. Iowa may move to 21 games BOONE, Iowa A move is under way to level the playing floor, so to speak, in boys basketball scheduling. At its Oct. 28 meeting, the Board of Control for the Iowa High School Athletic Association will take up a proposal to limit boys basketball teams to 21 regular-season games, starting in the 2000-2001 season.

The 2 1 games would be a hard limit, with no exceptions for conference or county tournaments or for helping a school that has trouble filling its schedule, said Rick Wulkow, assistant executive director of the IHSAA. Girls basketball already has a 21-game limit. Schools are being surveyed on the proposal now and the results will be forwarded to the board. "I think if the survey shows a strong majority, the board will consider it," Wulkow said Monday, i Currently, boys teams are limited to 18 games, or 17 plus an in-season tournament. That format creates some imbalance because a number of schools routinely get two or three extra games by playing in tournaments.

NATIONAL ACC suspends officiating crew GREENSBORO, N.C. The Atlantic Coast Conference on Monday suspended for one game all six officials who refereed Saturday's Clemson-North Carolina State game. Reviews of video tape replays and interviews with officials and game administrators confirmed complaints by both schools, league officials said. "Our review of the situation involving penalties during the State game leaves no doubt that the officials errored in their application during the course of the contest," ACC commissioner John Swofford said. He called officials James Knight, Frank Over-cash, Mike Looney, Bill Wampler, Rick Page and Virgil Valdez "extremely competent." The game crew apparently erred once when marking off yardage on a penalty and once when the 25-second play clock apparently expired without a violation being called.

Susie Redman .537. 4, Dottie Pepper .533. 5, Jamie Hullett .528. 6, Amy Alcott .521. 7, Liselotte Neumann .515.

8, Susan Ginter .508. 9. Laura Philo Carlos Franco, 1 1 8.0. 4. Craig Barlow, 1 19.5.

5, Fred Couples, 131.1. 6. Ernie Els, 132.0. 7, Joe Ogilvie, 132.5. 8, Dennis Paulson, 140.7.

9, John Daly, 1. Carson-Newman, Tenn. 2. Northern Colorado 3. Central Oklahoma 4.

Slippery Rock, Pa. 5. Nebraska-Omaha tie. Tuskegee, Ala. 7.

Northwest Missouri State 8. UC Davis 9. Fort Valley State. Ga. GOLF 10.

Pittsburg State, Kan. Hecoro re 6-0 80 6-0 76 5-0 72 5-1 68 5-1 62 5-0 62 5-1 56 5- 1 52 6- 0 48 5-1 44 5-0 40 4- 1 36 5- 1 31 4-2 29 4-1 23 4-1 18 4-1 18 4-2 10 3- 2 9 4- 2 3 AUTO RACING Jackson Speedway NINTH ANNUAL FALL CLASSIC Saturday at Jackson, Minn. Championship Sprints A FEATURE (20 laps): Jake Peters, Wagner 2. Wade Nygaard, Fargo, N.D.; 3. Gregg Bakker, Sioux Falls; 4.

Brian Schnee, Sioux Falls; 5. Mark Toews, Spirit Lake Iowa; 6. Don Droud, Lincoln 7. Mike Chadd, Lincoln 8. Curt Lund.

Morton, 9. Gordy Vogelaar, Worthington, 10. Kent Winters, Butterfield, 1 1 Jeff Johnson, Ames, Iowa; 12. Tony Norem, Jordan 13. Paul Veen, Sibley, Iowa; 14.

Seth Brahmer, Wisner, 15. Miles Grain. Sioux Falls. FEATURE (12 laps): 1. 2.

Matt Spies, Spirit Lake Iowa; 3. Dean Chadd, Lincoln, 4. Fran Bruns. Madison; 5. Brahmer; 6.

Bill Fredin, Windom, 7. Chuck McGillrvary, Madison. WORLD OF OUTLAWS Sunday it Route 66 Raceway, Joint HI A FEATURE (30 LAPS): 1 Stevie Smith 2. Tim Shaffer 3. Mark Kinser 4.

Joey Saldana 5. Sammy Swindell 6. Jeff Shepard 7. Johnny Her-rera 8. Brooke Tatnell 9.

Jeff Swindell 10. Donny Schatz 11. Paul McMahan Travis Whitney 13. Daryn Pittman 14. Danny Lasoski 15.

Terry McCari 16. Lance Blevins 17. Blake Feese 18. Steve Kinser 19. Andy Hillenburg 20.

Dale Blaney 21 Frankie Kerr 22. Randy Kinser 23. Ricky Logan 24. Jac Haudenschild Point standings with wins, earnings: 1. Mark Kinser, 9,796, 19, 2.

Danny Lasoski, 9,735, 10, 3. Steve Kinser, 9,578, 11, 4. Stevie Smith, 9,365, 5, 5. Johnny Herrera, 9,332, 3, 6. Sammy Swindell, 9,331, 8, 7.

Donny Schatz, 9,187, 1, 8, Jeff Swindell, 8,699. 0, 9. Tim Shaffer. 8.622. 1.

$136.215: 10. .505. 10. Marisa Baena .500. Birdies 1, Lone Kane 366.

2 (tie), Karrie Webb and Maria Hjorth 361 4. Mardi Lunn 338. 5, Mi Hyun Kim 324. 6. Becky Iverson 322.

7, Nancy Scranton 319. 8, Emilee Klein 313. 9, Cindy McCurdy 312. 10, Se Ri Pak 307. Driving Accuracy 1 Kathy Postlewait .838.

2, Amy Fruhwirth .830. 3, Sherri Steinhauer .819. 4, Tina Barrett .808. 5, Maita Figueras-Dotb .804. 6, Lorie Kane .792.

7, Annika Sorenstam .792. 8, Rosie Jones .786. 9, Pearl Sinn .781. 10. Hiromi Kobayashi .780.

Putting Average 1. Stephanie Lowe 28.54. 2. Liselotte Neumann 28.55. 3.

Jane Crater 29 10 4. Rosie Jones 29.1 3. 5. Dottie Pepper 29.22. 6, Barb Mucha 29.24.

7, Barb Bunkowsky Scherbak 29.26. 8, Danielle Ammaccapane 29.27. 9, Jenny Lidback 29.33. 10, Kate Hughes 29.39. MONEYLEADERS LPGA tour money leaders through the First Union Betsy King Classic, which ended Oct.

10: NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 104 73 New England 4 1 0 .800 110 .93 Miami 3 1 0 .750 1 09 91 Indianapolis 2 2 0 .500 117 98 N.Y. Jets 1 3 0 .250 72 87 Central Tennessee 4 1 0 .800 118 98 Jacksonville 3 1 0 .750 99 46 Baltimore 2 3 0 .400 77 87 Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 100 90 Cincinnati 1 4 0 .200 73 152 Cleveland 0 5 0 .000 43 123 Wast San Diego 3 1 0 .750 94 58 Seattle 3 1 0 .750 85 72 Kansas City 3 2 0 600 104 86 Oakland 2 3 0 .400 1 04 100 Denver 1 4 0 .200 70 111 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East PA PF PA Dallas 3 1 0 .750 110 62 Washington 3 1 0 .750 1 50 118 Arizona 2 3 0 .400 72 105 N.Y. Giants 2 3 0 .400 71 108 Philadelphia 1 4 0 .200 57 96 Central Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 92 90 Chicago 3 2 0 ,600 88 87 Detroit 2 2 0 .500 82 86 Minnesota 2 3 0 .400 97 97 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 82 79 West St. Louis 4 0 0 1.000 142 47 San Francisco 3 2 0 .600 99 136 Carolina 1 3 0 .250 93 82 New Orleans 1 3 0 .250 67 72 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 61 112 11. Normuakota 12.

Southern Arkansas 13. North Dakota State 14. New Haven, Conn. 15. Millersville.

Pa. 16. Chadron State. Neb. tie.

Delta State. Miss. 18. Angelo Slate, Texas 19. Indiana.

Pa. 20. West Georgia 141.4. 10, Dudley Hart, 142.0. Sand Saw Percentage 1, Jeff Sluman, 67.1.

2, David Frost. 64.2. 3, Corey Pawn, 63.3. 4, Greg Chalmers, 63.0. 5, Justin Leonard.

61.9. 6. Mike Reid, 61.4. 7, Stewart Cmk, 60.7. 8, Brian Watts.

60.5. 9 (fie), Billy Andrade and Alan Bratton, 60.4. AH-Around Ranking 1, Tiger Woods, 137. 2, Phil Mickelson, 238. 3, David Duval.

260. 4, Davis Love III. 292. 5, Hal Sutton, 307. 6, Viay Singh, 308.

7, Kirk Triplett, 330. 8, Ernie Els, 334. 9, Dennis Paulson, 337. 10, Carlos Franco, 339. PRESIDENTS CUP POINTS Standings for the 2000 Presidents Cup at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville.

Va. player points are based on official money earnings from the start of the 1 999 season. The International team will be determined by the Official World Ranking, and will not include any player eligible for the European Ryder Cup team. The top 10 earn positions, and each captain will have two wild-card picks. Through Oct 10 United States im Money 23 $1,426,584 22 $1,263,703 20 $840,406 1.

Tiger Woods SCORES Monday Girts' Basketball Faulkton 54. Higtimore 42 Fort Yates. D. 84. Wakpala 41 James Valley Christian 64.

Alpena 50 Tournaments Hutchinson County First Round Freeman 43, Menno 41 Parkston 59, Tripp-Delmont 50 Minnesota voileybal Luverne del. Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 15-13, 1. Karrie Webb 2. Juli Inkster 3. Annika Sorenstam 4 Se Ri Pak 5.

Lorie Kane 6. Meg Mallon 7. Sherri Steinhauer 8. Dottie Pepper 9. Mi Hyun Kim 10.

Rosie Jones 11. Rachel Hetherington High school boys CLASS A STATE TOURNAMENT first round tt Meadowbrook Monday In Rapid City Team-Rapid City Stevens 303. Pierre 308, Yankton 31 5, Brookings 31 7, Sioux Fairs O'Gorman 31 7, Rapid City Central 324, Sioux Falls Lincoln 325, Watertown 325, Aberdeen Central 326, Hot Springs 326. Sioux Falls Roosevelt 326. Lead 331, Sioux Falls Washington 334, Mitchell 335.

Sturgis 358. Speartish 362. Milbank 373 Individual 71 Ma ik Anderson, SF 0 Gorman. 72- TJ Meyer. RC Stevens; John Oien.

Brookings. 73- Trevor Larson, RC Stevens. 75-Justin Rhorer, Yankton. 76- Gabe Vogt, Pierre: Tray Howard, RC Stevens: Tim Schaefer, Pierre; Ben Stewart, RC Central. 77- Justin Christensen, SF Lincoln; Kyle Odenkamp.

Mitchell. 78- Joe Dravland, Pierre; Craig Adams, Yankton; Taylor Murtland, Pierre; Adam Wynia, SF Roosevelt; Mike Martin, Brookings; Chris Saylor, Watertown. 79- Troy McKown, Hot Springs; Jason Golz, Aberdeen; Aaron Baedke, Vermillion; Troy McKown, Hot Springs. 80- Oanny Sinksen, SF Roosevelt; Joe Munson, Lennox; John Tarrell, Hot Springs; Garrett Hofer, Lead; Jasper Waich, RC Central; Adam Smith, SF Washington; Ryan Elwood, Yankton. 81- Matt Roby.

Watertown; Matt Reich, Aberdeen; Tom Hallin. Brookings; Paul Green. Madison; Joel Young berg, SF Lincoln; Jesse Talcott. SF O'Gorman; Dan Vining. SF 0 Gorman.

82- Dan Sova. SF Lincoln; Bo Sandness. Mitchell; Adam Gilliland. RC Stevens; Ryan Potas. Yankton; Zach WaDa.

Watertown; Brandon Harvey. Aberdeen; Mike Wangness. Huron; Dustin Lecy, RC Central; Adam Sieg. Hot Spnngs. 83- Joe Benedet SF Roosevelt; Andy Erpenbach, SF Washington; Chris Collins.

Lead; Derrick Brown, Vermillion; Brett Egge. SF Washington; Charles, Lead. 84- Jeff Wilde, Watertown: Michael Prue. Todd County; Greg Heiberger, SF O'Gorman; Nick Begeiow. Brandon Valley; Jordan LeDuc.

Spearfish; Kent Hatling. Aberdeen. 85- Mark Moller, Hot Springs; StuartStein, Water-town; Chris Nickels. SF Roosevelt; Mason Bertsch, Yankton; Adam Severson, SF Roosevelt; Micah Aberson, SF Lincoln; Jon Hewitt, SF O'Goiman; Taylor Hilton, RC Central; Brad Shetler, Sturgis; John Andy Hillenburg 8,574, $148,450. 4,266,585 3,538,706 2,077,950 1,912.494 1,891,969 1,865.328 1,773.491 1,739.297 1.639,957 1,597,935 1,588.431 1,414,136 1,326.509 1,326.381 1,298,868 2.

David Duval 3. Payne Stewart 4. Hal Sutton 5. Jeff Maggert 6. Davis Love III 7.

Justin Leonard 8. David Toms 9. Chris Perry 10. Sieve Pate 11. Phil Mickelson 12.

TedTryba 13. Jeff Sluman 14. Fred Funk 15. Tim Herron NASCAR UAW-GM500 12. Mardi Lunn 13.

Kelli Kuehne Monday in 14. Janice Moodie HOCKEY 15. Tina Barrett 16. Kelly Robbins Sunday's Games Atlanta 20, New Orleans 17 Chicago 24, Minnesota 22 Cincinnati 18, Cleveland 17 Philadelphia 13, Dallas 10 Kansas City 16. New England 14 Buffalo 24.

Pittsburgh 21 San Diego 20, Detroit 10 St. Louis 42, San Francisco 20 Arizona 14, New York Giants 3 Tennessee 14, Baltimore 11 Denver 16, Oakland 13 Miami 34, Indianapolis 31 Green Bay 26, Tampa Bay 23 OPEN: Carolina. Seattle. Washington Monday's Game 17. Liselotte Neumann 18.

Maria Hiorth 19. Emilee Klein NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division International Team RT PS 3 2 10 7 N.Y. Rangers New Jersey Pittsburgh N.Y. Islanders 20. Catriona Matthew 21.

Cindy McCurdy 22. Beth Daniel 23. Laura Davies 24. Helen Alfredsson 25. Akiko Fukushima 26.

Nancy Scranton 27. Becky Iverson 28. Jan Stephenson 29. Sherri Turner 30. Helen Dobson Jacksonville at New York Jets Northeast Division 1.

Vijay Singh Fij 8.17 2. Ernie Els SAf 8.02 3. Nick Prra Zim 7.84 4. Jumbo Ozaki Jpn 5.35 5. Carlos Franco Par 5.12 6.

Steve Elkington Aus 4.25 7. Stuart Appleby Aus 4.02 8. Joe Ozaki Jpn 3.74 9. Craig Parry Aus 3.63 10. Greg Norman Aus 3.15 11.

Rebel Goosen SAf 3.14 12. Mike Weir Can 2.87 13. Shigeki Maruyama Jpn 2.73 14. Angel Cabrera Arg 2.67 15. Stephen Leaney Aus 2.45 $730,366 $694,936 $626,706 $577,875 $556,671 $540,377 $501,527 $487,846 $467,974 $417,070 $391,839 $379,115 $374,353 $373,815 $356,942 $347,928 $336,931 $333,528 $330,422 $322,173 $310,730 $305,141 $283,691 $275,187 $274,453 $269,942 $255,456 $252,132 $249,679 $236,675 $230,881 $230,824 $221,046 $220,619 $209,495 $199,128 $197,821 $192,821 $191,521 $189,250 $177,978 $176,590 $168,959 $168,693 $168,474 $167,630 Sunday, 01 7 RT Pis GF GA 4 0 1 0 9 15 9 Cleveland at Jacksonville, noon Philadelphia Ottawa Toronto Montreal Boston Buffalo Warrick, Coles enter pleas TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

Florida State wide receiver Peter Warrick and former Seminole Lav-eranues Cole on Monday pleaded innocent to charges of theft and got a new lawyer. Warrick, a leading candidate for the Heisman Trophy before his arrest, and Coles are accused of paying $21.40 for $412.38 worth of clothes with the help of a department store clerk. They turned themselves in to police Friday after being charged with felony theft. Warrick, 22, was suspended from the team and was on the sidelines during Florida State's 31-21 win over Miami on Saturday. Under university policy, he would be able to return to the team once he takes care of his legal obligations in the case.

Coles, 21, was kicked off the team because he had been on probation for earlier academic and legal troubles. FAST-TALK Indianapolis at New York Jets, noon Miami at New England, noon Minnesota at Detroit, noon 1 (22) Jeft Gordon, Chevrolet, 334, $1 40,350. 2. (1 Bobby Labonte, Pontiac, 334, $1 57.250. 3.

(12) Mike Skinner, Chevrolet, 334, $87,800. 4. (4) Mark Martin, Ford, 334, $85,750. 5. (6) Ward Burton, Pontiac, 334.

$73,075. 6. (20) Jeremy Mayfield, Ford, 334, $57,000. 7. (9) Dale Jarrett.

Ford, 334, $65,475. 8. (2) Rusty Wallace, Ford, 334, $60,250. 9. (18) Kevin Lepage, Ford, 334, $46,950.

10. (14) Steve Park, Chevrolet, 334, $46,750. 1 1 (29) Bill Elliott, Ford, 332, $46,490. 12. (17) Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 332, $44,450.

13. (26) Joe Nemechek. Chevrolet, 332. $42,700. 14.

(23) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet. 332. $39,1 00. 15. (34) Kenny Irwin, Ford, 332, $43,240.

16. (39) Johnny Benson, Ford, 332, $39,350. 17. (3) John Andretti, Pontiac, 332, $42,600. 18.

(33) Chad Little, Ford, 331, $33,300. 19. (5) Tony Stewart Pontiac, 331 $39,315. 20. (19) Geoffrey Bodine, Chevrolet, 331 $27,065.

21 (1 3) Teny Labonte, Chevrolet. 331 $37,510. 22. (15) Bobby Hamilton, Chevrolet, 330, $36,270. 23.

(35) Ken Schrader, Chevrolet, 330, $32,270. 24. (43) Robert Pressley, Ford, 330. $24,120. 25.

(8) Rick Mast, Ford, 330, $24,670 26. (40) Elliott Sadler, Ford, 329, $31 ,270. 27. (30) Brett Bodine, Ford, 329. $30,470.

28. (7) Jimmy Spencer, Ford, 329, $30 870. 29. (31 Sterling Mariin, Chevrolet, 329. $30,170.

30. (1 1 Kenny Wallace, Chevrolet. 329, $22,795. 31 (16) Ted Musgrave, Ford, 329, $19,970. 32.

(41) Kyle Petty, Pontiac, 329, $19,870. 33. (38) Walk Dalienbach Jr Chevrolet 329. Oakland at Buffalo, noon Southeast Division Philadelphia at Chicago, noon Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, noon RT PS GF GA 10 7 9 7 5 MONEYLEADERS PGA Tour money leaders through the Michelob Championship, which ended Oct 10: 31. Michele Redman 32.

Kris Tschetter 33. Jenny Lidback 34. Carin Koch 35. Leta Lindley 36 JillMcGill 37. Charlotte Sorenstam 38.

Pearl Sinn 39 Cat Nilsmark 40. Lisa Kiggens 41 Kristi Albers 42. Wendy Doolan 43. Cindy Figg-Currier Florida Carolina Washington Tampa Bay St. Louis at Atlanta, noon Tennessee at New Orleans, noon Seattle at San Diego, 3:05 p.m.

Carolina at San Francisco, 3:15 p.m. Green Bay at Denver. 3:15 p.m. Washington at Arizona, 7:20 p.m. OPEN: Baltimore.

Kansas City. Tampa Bay Tm Money Atlanta 18 $4,266,585 WESTERN CONFERENCE OntriJ Owsjon RT PS 2 110 5 Monday, Oct lb GA Dallas at New York Giants, 8 p.m. Detroit St. Louis Nashville Chicago nie sack. Lead; Adam Anderson, SF Lincoln.

86- Cole Shawd, Mitchell; Mitch Carlson, Brookings; Bill Shetler, Sturgis; Eric Westrum, Belle Fourche; Brett Grosz, RC Central. 87- Matt Luibens. Aberdeen; Trent Iden, Brookings: Matt Ruff, Lead. 88- Mike Wilson, SF Washington; Shane Scadden, Brandon Valley. 89- Sam Steen, Belle Fourche; Ben Dean, Spearfish; Quillan McNeese.

Belle Fourche; Greg Lindholm. Milbank. 90- Patnck Carvell. Milbank; Brad Noel. Mitchell; Tyler Custis.

Custer: Dan Schmidt. West Central. 91- Ooug Backlund. Mitchell; Brett Hogen. Vermillion; Trent Custis.

Custer. 92- James Green, Madison; Wayne Leuning. West Central. 93- Carl Leve, Brandon Valley Ryan Reimer, Sturgis. 94- Josh Bowen.

Milbank: Brandon Christensen, Spearfish; Bremen Bouzek. Sturgis. 95- 0liver Bantem. Spearfish. 96- Matt Vailenga.

Sisseton; Jordan Goeman, Madison; Bryan Cahil, Huron. 97- Jesse Wain. Todd County. 98- Chad Olstad. Hot Springs.

100-Jerred Herman, Todd County; Greg Johnson, Milbank; Eric Fosheim, Huron. 1 05-Justin Williams, Winner. 44. Jackie Gallagher-Smith 45. CristieKerr 46.

Jane Cratter 47. JaneGeddes 48. Hollis Stacy 49. Tammie Green 50. Cindy Ftom PTS PF PA $26,815.

torttrwest Division I RT PS CFL East Division 10 4 0 8 6 0 7 7 0 4 10 0 20 361 16 491 289 300 3 0 Montreal Hamilton Toronto Winnipeg 34. (10) Jerry Nadeau, Pontiac, 328, $27,070. 35. (24) Derrike Cope, Ford, 328, $19,740. 36.

(25) Todd Bodine, Pontiac, 327, $19,720. 37. (37) Jeff Burton. Ford. 306.

vibration. 14 319 300 1. Tiger Woods 2. David Duval 3. Payne Stewart 4.

Viiay Singh 5. Hal Sutton 6. Jeff Maggert 7. Davis Love III 8. Justin Leonard 9.

David Toms 10. Carlos Franco 11. Chris Perry 12. Steve Pate 13. Phil Mickelson 14.

Ted Tiyba 15. Mike Weir 16. Jeff Sluman 17. Fred Funk 18. Ernie Els 19.

Nick Price 20. Tim Herron 21. Tom Lehman 22. Stuart Appleby Vancouver Edmonton Colorado Calgary 8 280 482 West Division $36,305. PTS PF PA C.

12 114 1 2 2 0 4 0 3 10 1 Pacific Division RT PS 4 10 0 8 3 110 7 3 2 0 0 6 2 12 0 6 10 4 0 9 5 0 5 9 0 3 11 0 20 352 307 18 396 306 10 364 394 TRANSACTIONS Calgary Edmonton 20 $3,538,706 19 $2,077,950 25 $1,961,750 22 $1,912,494 21 $1,891,969 21 $1,865,328 25 $1,773,491 29 $1,739,297 20 $1,732 884 27 $1,639,957 25 $1,597,935 20 $1,588,431 28 $1,414,136 26 $1,332,514 27 $1,326,509 31 $1,326,381 15 $1,325,506 16 $1,304,736 26 $1,298,868 20 $1,285,239 27 $1,238,974 20 $1,210,887 22 $1,181,393 25 $1,167,618 25 $1,162,639 26 $1,149,276 23 $1,119,912 26 $1,111,114 22 $1,081,989 19 $1,044,718 24 $1,003,975 19 S999.126 Dallas Los Angeles San Jose Phoenix Saskatchewan 6 288 463 Note: Two points for a regulation or overtime win and one point for a tie. Anaheim 0 Monday BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS-Sent INF Jason Wood. INF Jose Saturdays 6ame Overtime losses will count both as a loss and a Toronto 24, Calgary 13 Sundays liame Macias and RHP Beiker Graterol outnnht to Tntein Hamilton 43, Winnipeg 16 of the International League. Mondays Gamas Montreal 43, Saskatchewan 7 Edmonton 26. B.C.

10 Smith to resign at DWU VOLLEYBALL: DaneUe Smith has announced her resignation as Dakota Wesleyan volleyball coach at the end of the month. Smith, who joined DWU in August 1997, said she has taken a job as athletic trainer at the University of Evansville in Indiana. The DWU team is 1-23 this year. Its season ends in mid-November. Julie McBroom of Morningside and Carrie Jacobson of North Dakota State were named NCC players of the week.

HOCKEY: Center Mats Sundin has been lost to the Toronto Maple Leafs for at least six weeks with a broken right ankle. The Maple Leafs' captain was injured Saturday night during Toronto's 4-3 loss at the Ottawa Senators when he took a shot off the ankle Phoenix Coyotes center Jeremy Roenick was suspended for five games by the NHL on Monday for an altercation involving a stick last week against Chicago. COLLEGE: Conference USA presidents unanimously approved the addition of TCU to the league in all sports on Monday. Saturday. Oct 16 Toronto at Hamilton.

2 m. 38. (21) Ricky Rudd. Ford, 278, $26,695. 39.

(42) Rich Bickle, Ford, 263, electrical, $20,385 40. (27) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 231 crash, $1 9,680. 41. (36) Dick Trickle. Chevrolet, 229, oil leak, $19,675.

42. (32) David Green, Pontiac, 162, engine, $19,670. 43. (28) Ricky Craven, Chevrolet, 143, handling, $19,869. Time of race: 3 hours, 7 minutes, 31 seconds.

Margin of victory: .851 seconds. Average speed: 160.306 mph. Lead Changes: 21 among 10 drivers. Caution laps: 2 for 9 laps. Lap Leaders: Rusty Wallace 1-13.

Bobby Labonte 14-19. Rich Bickle 20, Ward Burton 21 -23, Labonte 24-25. Wallace 26-30, Mark Martin 31-88, Mike Skinner 89, Bobby Hamilton 90. Dale Jarrett 91-122, Labonte 123-154, Jarrett 155, Skinner 156-157. Kenny Irwin 158-159, Labonte 160-204, Jeff Gordon 205-207, Skinner 208-269, Martin 270, Gordon 271-275, Labonte 276-326, Gordon 327-334.

Point Leaders: Dale Jarrett 4427, Bobby Labonte 4205. Mark Martin 4165. Jeff Gordon 4031, Tony Stewart 3004, Jeff Burton 3921. Dale Earnhardt 3859. Rusty Wallace 3542, Mike Skinner 3362, Ward Burton 3347.

Sunday. Oct 17 Montreal at Winnipeg, noon. B.C. at Edmonton. 2:30 p.m.

Calgary at Saskatchewan. 4 p.m. regulation tie. Sunday's Games N.Y. Islanders 4.

Colorado 2 N.Y. Rangers 4. Phoenix 2 Nashville 3, Chicago 3. tie Monday's Garnas Colorado 3. Boston 3.

tie New Jersey 2. Ottawa 2, tie Carolina 3, Calgary 3. tie Anaheim 5. San Jose 3 Phoenix 2, Buffalo 2. tie Nashville 4.

Toronto 2 N.Y. Rangers 4. NY. Islanders 2 Today's Gam Florida at Montreal. 6:30 p.m.

Philadelphia at Washington. 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays Games Si Louis at Detroit 5 m. Florida at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Anaheim at New Jersey.6:30 p.m.

San Jose at Dallas. 7:30 p.m. Boston at Colorado. 8 p.m. Carolina at Edmonton.

8 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 9 p.m. 1 06-Ryan Vermeulen, RC Central 1 1 1-Tony Snetnen, Winner. PGA TOUR STATISTICS PGA Tour statistical leaders through the Miche-tob Championship, which ended Oct. 10: Scoring Average 1, Tiger Woods 68.48.

2, David Duval. 69.06. 3. Davs Love III. 69.34.

4. Justin Leonard. 69.47. 5, Hal Sutton. 69.51 6.

Nek Price. 69.66. 7 (tie). Vijay Singh and Jim Furyk. 69.75.

9. Erne Els. 69.85. 10, Pnil Mickelson. 69 86 Driving Distance 1.

John Dary. 305.6. 2, Cnns Couch, 295.8. 3. Tiger Woods.

294.5. 4. Rory Saboatint, 292.3. 5, Harrison Frazar. 290 5.

6. Chns Smith. 288.7. 7, Scott McCarron, 288 0 8. Barry Cneesman.

287.6. 9. David Duval. 287 2 10. Dennis Paulson.

286.8. Driving Accuracy Per 1 Fred Funk. 80.5. 2. Joe Du rant 78.5.

3, Jeff Maggert, 77 9. 4. Loren Roberts. 77.4. 5.

Olin Browne. 77.3. 6 Itie). Mike Reid and Scott Gump, 77.0. 8 (tie), Larry Mia and Corey Pavin, 76.8.

10. Hal Sutton. 75.8. 23. John Huston 24.

Jim Furyk 25. Bob Estes 26. Dennis Paulson 27. Brent Geiberger 28. Loren Roberts 29.

Notah Begay III 30. Duffy Waldorf 31. Jesper Pamevik 32. Stewart Cmk 33. Steve Elkington 34.

Scott Hoch 35 Skip Kendall 36. Scott Gump 37. Rocco Mediate 38. Gabriel Hiertstedt 39. Craig Pany 40.

Gien Day 41. Mark OMeara 42. Jose Maria Olazabal 43. Frank Lickliter 44. Lee Janzen 45.

Andrew Magee 46. Otoi Browne College DIVISION l-AA POLL tetxxiil League NL-Suspended Cookie Roias, New York Mets third-base coach, for five games for shoving umpire Charlie Williams on Oct. 9. CINCINNATI REDS-Added RHP Pat Fluiy. RHP John Riedling and IB D.T.

Cromer, to the 40-man roster. Promoted Terry Abbott to area scoubng supervisor. Named Butch Baccala special assignment scout MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Mamed Gary Hansen minor league pitching coordinator. BASKETBALL NabcBaskettaJAssrxritlon NBA-Named Mike Bantem vice president and group manager, ptaver and basketball development NEW JERSEY NETS-Named Fred Mangnne senior director of sales. SACRAMENTO KINGS-Warved Malcolm Mack-ey, Kerth Veney and Tywan Sanford.

CormiwrtajBastaAssoaatJon CONNECTICUT PRIDE-Promoted Frank Pietran-torno to assistant general manager. Named Marc The top 25 teams the Sports Network Division AA football poll, with first-place votes in paren theses, records through Oct. 10 and points. $986,442 $954,872 $940,507 $934,507 $916 408 $909,576 $888,951 $868,796 $865,167 $845,397 S833.644 $811565 $810,159 Pvs Record rts I.Georgia Southern (57) 5-1 1.661 1 I Troy State (8) 5-0 1,637 2 3. Hofstra (2) 6-0 1.547 4 4.

Tennessee State (2) 5-0 1.491 5 5. Southern 6-0 1.385 6.