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Wednesday, September 7, 2005 Page 2, Section S. GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE WWW.GREATFALLSTRIBUNE.COM THINGS TO DO AND WATCH Stallions' parents meeting set Hiesday night at CMR at Utah 24 Utah St. at LSU 7 Arizona St. TCU 151 al SMU at UCLA 24 Rica at Colorado 24 '4 New Mexico St. atUNLV NL Idaho at Wyoming 18 UL-Monroe at Middle Term.

4 N. Texas at E. Michigan 44 La -Late vena UAB 10 at Troy SI. it Texas Tech 35 International Fla. NFL THURSDAY FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG at New England 71 Oakland SUNDAY FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Denver 4V4 at Miami Cincinnati 31 at Cleveland at Buffalo 4'1 Houston at Pittsburgh 7 Tennessee at Washington 6 Chicago at Carolina 7 New Orleans at Minnesota 6 Tampa Bay at Jacksonville 3 Seattle at Kansas City 3 Jets at N.Y.

Giants 2 Arizona St. Louie 41 at San Francisco at Detroit 3 Green Bay at San Diego 41 Dallas Indianapolis 3 at Baltimore MONDAY FAVORITE UNE UNDERDOG Philadelphia 2 at Atlanta 5 p.m. ESPN2-NewYorkMetsat Atlanta Braves. (Live) 8 p.m. FSN-Colorado Rockies at San Diego Padres.

(Live) SOCCER 8 p.m. ESPN2-2006 World Cup Qualifier United States at Guatemala. (Live) Today's radio sports PIONEER LEAGUE BASEBALL 6:50 p.m. Great Falls White Sox at Helena Brewers, KMON-AM (560) MLB BASEBALL 1:30 p.m. Seattle Mariners at Oakland As, KQOI-AM (1450) ing and long-range plans to organization for next year's Class AA state tournament, hosted by the Stallions at Centene Stadium at Legion Park, are on the agenda.

Griffith said he is now taking applications from people interested in coaching either the Class AA or Class A Stallions. He said introductory letters and resumes should be mailed to him at 1219 26th Ave. SW. Coaches interested in applying may also phone Griffith at By Tribune Staff The Great Falls Stallions American Legion baseball team plans an organizational meeting Tuesday night at CM. Russell High for parents of all prospective players.

Bob Griffith, president of the Stallions board of directors, said the meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in one of the health classrooms, located on the upper level near the wrestling practice room at CMR Fieldhouse. Fundrais- Open: Hewitt advances ROBERT MORRIS-Named Tom Myslimkl strength and conditioning coach. STONY BROOK Announced Sam Kornhauser, football coach, wilt relinquish his duties it the end Ol (he 2005 season. WELLESLEY Named Joseph Chinco diving coach, Kendall Cox assistant lacrosse coach, Christopher Spencer assistant fencing coach, and Elizabeth Youngblood assistant swimming coach.

WILLIAM MARY Named Chuck Thomas director ol men's basketball operationt. WOFFORD Named Brandon Stoke men's and women's assistant tennis coach. Football NFL SCHEDULE ALL TIMES MOT THURSDAY'S GAME Oakland at New England, 7 pm. SUNDAY'S GAMES Denver at Miami, 11 a.m. Chicago at Washington, 1 1 am Houston at Buffalo, 11 a.m.

Tennessee at Pittsburgh, 1 1 a m. Jts at Kansas City, 1 1 a m. Seattle at Jacksonville. 11 a m. New Orleans at Carolina, 1 1 a m.

Cincinnati at Cleveland, 11 a m. Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 1 am. Green Bay at Detroit, 2: 1 5 p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 2:15 p.m. Arizona al Y.

Giants, 2:15 p.m. St. Louis at San Francisco, 2:15 p.m. Indianapolis at Baltimore. 6 30 p.m.

MONDAY'S GAME Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7 p.m. SUNDAY, SEPT. IB Detroit at Chicago, 1 1 a.m. Baltimore at Tennessee, 11 a.m. Pittsburgh at Houston, 1 1 a.m.

Buffalo at Tampa Bay. 1 1 a.m. Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 11 a.m. Minnesota at Cincinnati, 1 1 a.m. New England at Carolina, 11 a San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 1 a.m.

Atlanta at Seattle, 2:05 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 2:05 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Jets, 2:15 p.m.

Cleveland at Green Bay, 2:15 p.m. San Diego at Denver, 2: 1 5 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 6:30 p.m. MONDAY, SEPT. 19 N.Y.

Giants vs. New Orleans at East Rutherford, N.J.,5:30 p.m. Washington at Dallas, 7 p.m. NFL INJURY REPORT NEW YORK (API The National Football League Injury report, aB provided by the league: THURSDAY OAKLAND RAIDERS (M) AT NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (0-0) Raidera: OUT: WR Doug Qabriel (finger). QUESTIONABLE: RB Justin FargaB (knee); WR Jerry Porter (hamstring).

Patriots: QUESTIONABLE: LB Tully Banta-Cain (knee); WR Andre' Davis (foot); WR David Grvens (chest); Brandon Gorin (thigh); DE Jarvia Green (thigh); WR Bethel Johnson (thigh); DT Dan Klecko (knee); James Sanders (ankle); CB Duane Starke (thigh). PROBABLE: OB Tom Brady (right shoulder). THE AP TOP 25 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. S. total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25ln-piace vote, and previous ranking: Record Pts Pvt 1.

Southern Cat (61) 1-0 1.621 1 2. Texas (4) 1-0 1,541 2 3. Michigan 1-0 1.360 4 4. Ohio St. 1-0 1.301 6 5.

LSU 1,291 5 6 Tennessee 1-0 1,280 3 7. Virginia Tech 1-0 1553 8 8 Iowa 1-0 1.146 11 9 Georgia 1-0 1,131 13 10. Flonda 1-0 1,129 10 11. FlondaSt. 1-0 1,064 14 12 Louisville 1-0 911 12 13 Purdue 0-0 740 15 14.

Miami O-i 710 9 15 Arizona St. 1-0 553 20 16. California 1-0 514 19 17 Georgia Tech 1-0 459 18. Oklahoma 0-1 375 7 19. Boston College 1-0 372 22 20.

Notre Dame 1-0 345 21. Texas Tech 0-0 274 21 22. TCU 1-0 254 23. Virginia 1-0 232 25 24. Fresno St.

0-0 221 24 25. Clemson 1-0 164 -Others receiving votes: Alabama 153, Oregon 119, Auburn 118, Utah 111, Texas ASM 106, Colorado 61 Wisconsin 44, Boise St. 31 UCLA 23, lowe St. 21, Minnesota 16, Penn St. 16.

NC. State Today's sports calendar PIONEER LEAGUE BASEBALL 7 p.m. Great Falls White Sox at Helena Brewers Today's TV sports U.S. OPEN TENNIS 9 i.m., p.m. USA-Men's Women's Quarterfinals.

(Live) MLB BASEBALL 11 a.m. ESPN-Texas Rangers at Minnesota Twins. (Live) 5 p.m. ESPN-Los Angeles Angels at Boston Red Sox or Florida Marlins at Washington Nationals. (Live) 79.481: 4 Fred Whitfield.

Hockley, Texas (51) 77.340; 5. Blair Burk. Durant. Okla. (48) 75.199: 6.

Trevor Brazile. Decatur, Texas (47) 74.138; 7. Justin Maass, Giddings. Texas (57) 73.118; 8. Monty Lewis, Hereford, Texas (46) 68.595: 9.

Doug Pharr. Resaca. Ga. (53) 66.381; 10. Ricky Canton.

Navasota. Texas (50) 11. Cody Hico, Texas (49) 12. Matt Shioza-wa, Chubbuck. Idaho (60) 13.

Cade Swor. Winnie. Texas (55) 60.271; 14. Houston Hullo. Del Rio.

Texas (51) 15. Ryan Jar-rett. Summerville, Ga. (52) 55.872; 16. Jeff Chapman, Athens, Texas (57) 17.

Jake Hannum. Ogden. Utah (61) 52.076; 18. Nate Baldwin. Rigby, Idaho (58) 19.

Cash Myers, Athens, Texas (50) 40.090; 20. Joe Beaver, Huntsville. Texas (49) 37.612 Barrel Racing 1. Linda Vlck. Hespeha.

Calit. $86.214: 2. Kelly Kaminski. Bellville, Texas 67.687: 3. Terrl Kaya Kirkland, Billings, Mont.

4. Shali Lord, Lamar, Colo. 62.036; 5. Brittany Pozzl, Victoria, Texas 6. June Holeman, Arcadia, Neb.

7. Liz Pinkston. San Antonio, Texas 8. Sherry Cervl, Marana, Ariz. 9.

Paula Soay, Lake Butler, Fla. 10. Sheri Sinor Estrada, Alamogordo, N.M. 11. Talina Bird, Post, Texas 12.

Denise Adams Fea. Lutkin, Texas 47.323; 13. Kassie Mowry. Springer. Okla.

45,931: 14. Rachael Myllymaki, Arlee, Mont. 15. Molly Powell, Stephenville, Texas 16 Mary Burger. Pauls Valley.

Okla. 37.991; 17. Joleen Seitz, Savona, British Columbia 18. Delores Toole, Manter. Kan.

36.928; 19. Tammy Key, Ledbetter, Texas 20. Melanie Southard. Scurry, Texas 34.275 Bull Riding 1. Matt Austin, Wills Point, Texas (76) 2.

Dustin Elliott, North Platte, Neb. (72) 1 1 7,292. 3. Jarrod Ford, Greeley, Colo. (73) 109.978: 4 Bryan Richardson, Dallas, Texas (80) 5.

Wesley Silcox, Payson. Utah (83) 6. Steve Woolsey, Spanish Fork, Utah (63) 86.136; 7. B.J. Schumacher.

Hillsbora, Wis. (60) 82.943; 8. Zack Oakes. Tonasket, Wash. (64 73.371; 9.

Howdy Cloud. Kountze, Texas (73) 10. Bobby Welsh. Gillette, Wyo. (68) 11.

D.J. Domangue. Wharton. Texas (60) 12. Jason McClain, Lewis, Colo.

(75) 13. Clayton Foltyn, El Campo. Texas (69) 60.684; 14. Greg Fuller. Dim-mitt.

Texas (74) 15. Colby Yates, Fort Worth, Texas (63) 54,769: 16. Davey Dyke, Fremont, Iowa (61) 53,895: 17. Tate Stratton, Stanley. N.M.

(68) 51.484; 18. Jake Littletield. West Point. Miss. (45) 45.147; 19.

Mike Moore, Kankakee. III. (60) 41.458; 20. Cody Hancock. Taylor.

Ariz. Local golf MLCC TOURNEY Following are results from Monday's annual Labor Day event at Meadow Lark Country Club. Competition was a Stableford points format. 1. 142, Art Tade, Jo Tadej.

Rob Warehime, Patty Osterman. 2. 136. Allan Ramorini, Jordan Husted, Nick Richards. Alexa Bell.

3. 136. Dennis Clarke, Louise Clarke, Rick Fritz, Lenny Robbins. 4. 132, Joe Summers, Linda Summers, Ray Spindler.

Elaine Spindler. 5. 130, Doug Oswood, Sherry Oswood, Hollid West, Mary West. ACE AT EAGLE FALLS Reggie Voiles scored a hole-in-one Monday at Eagle Falls Golf Club, using a pitching wedge on the 130-yard No. 2 hole.

It was his first career ace. The shot was witnessed by Gary Swartz, Tom Minder and John Gihring. ACE AT LEWISTOWN LEWISTOWN Mike Plovanic of Great Falls scored a hole-in-one Sunday at Pine Meadows Golf Course while competing bat the 25th annual Kabinski Golf Classic. He aced the 163-yard No. 6 hole with an 8-iron.

The shot was witnessed by David Plovanic, Bob Plovanic and Zeb Plovanic. EAGLE FALLS GOLF CLUB Tuesday Ladles League Play of the Day Poker hand Overall low gross Karen Motil 42 Overall low net Dee Johns 37 First flight Low gross Jackie Lohman 45: Low net Dee Johns 37 Second flight Low grass Mary Ann Beck 50; low net Elsie Huss 41 Third flight Low grass Niki Bickel 56; low net Dee Bailey 41 Fourth lllght Low gross Bev James 57; low net Bev Mahoney 39 Fifth flight Low gross Sally Cerny 60; Low net Marion Tuss 37 Fewest putts Karen Mob'l 14 Birdies Lisa Maki (at No. 17) Number of players 32 Poker hand winners Elsie Huss, Karen Mobl, Mary Ann Beck Prep volleyball EASTERN AA FROM 1S nearly every point, ended it with a break in the final game on a lunging backhand return that Petrova couldn't handle. "Wow! It's absolutely amazing, I can't believe I pulled this match out today," said Sharapova, who lost in the third round last year and the second round in her first U.S. Open two years ago.

"So many ups and downs. I just found a way to fight. A lot of credit to Nadia, she played an amazing match. "I thought it was too easy in the beginning. I was on fire.

She wasn't playing that badly, I was just making winner after winner. All of a sudden, I just went out of the stadium and my mojo wasn't there. The last game I guess it just decided to come back." Lleyton Hewitt, the 2001 champion and runner-up to Federer last year, reached the quarters for the sixth straight year with a 6-1, 6-4, 6- 2 win over No. 15 Dominik Hrbaty, who drew more attention for his pink peekaboo shirt than his play. "It made it a lot easier for me to beat him today," Hewitt said.

"I just couldn't lose to a bloke wearing a shirt like that." Hewitt advanced to play Jarkko Nieminen, who became the first Finn to reach the quarters in a Grand Slam event with a 6-2, 7- 6 (6), 6-3 victory over Spain's Fernando Verdasco. Federer next plays 1 1th-seeded David Nalbandian of Argentina, a 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4, 6-2 victor over Italian Davide Sanguinetti. Federer said before that match he would prefer Nalbandian, "because I have a bad record against him." Former champion John McEnroe liked that. "Most guys would like to play the guy they have the Pro rodeo DILLON PRCA DILLON Final Results from the Dillon JayCee PRCA Rodeo. Produced by Sankey Rodeo Company Bareback 1 Collin Erb.

Still Water. OK. 85 on Moany, $1 7906.00; 23. Jess Davis. Payson, UT.

63. $1166 26 and Jason Havens, Bend, OR, 83, $1166 26, 4. Andy Martinez, Pavillion. WY, 81. $650 94; 5.

Larry Sandvick. Worden. MT, 60. 6 Shane Anderson, Spring Creek. NV.

78, $27122 Saddle Bronc 1 Rod Hay, Wildwood. AB, B9.on Skitso, $1940 56, 2. Dan Erickson. La Junta. Co.

86, 3. (lie Rusty Allen. Lehi. UT, and Billie Sutton. Burke, SO, 85, 5.

(tie) Jess Martin. Dillon, and Jetlery Willert, Belvidere. SD. 83. $352.82 Team roping 1.

Cody and Beau Hutchison, Blackloot. Id, 4 9. 2. Cleve Fuller, Augusta and John Robertson, Billings, 5 0. 3 Delon Parker.

Billings and Sid Sporer, Cody, Wy, 5 2. $832 10; 475. Damon Ward, Darby and R.J. Patterson. Florence, 5.6, $503.64 and Miles Kobold Big Horn.

Wy and Chase Gauger. Laurel. 5 6, $503 64: 6 Mark Salmond. Choteau and Sam Levine. Wolf Creek, 5 8.

$218 97 Tie-Down Roping 1. Travis Caldwell. Billings. 8.3. $1 701 21 2.

Dusbn Bird. Cut Bank. 6 6. $1407 90; 3. Ryan Yamauchi, Soda Spring, Id.

9.1. $1114 58 4. Ryle Harms. Livingston, 9 3, $821 5. Whit Cross, no town listed.

9.4, 6. Shane Eberlme. Dillon, 9.5. $293 31 Steer wrestling 1 Rod Paschke, Terry, 3 8, 2. Shannon Blixt, Helena, 4.0, 3.

Jason Brower. no town listed. 4.1, 4. (tie) Ivan Teigen, Capitol, Ryan Shaw, Plain City, Ut. Roddy Cameron, Townsend.

4.3. $880.41 each: 7. (tie) Ted Gollaher. Cascade, Nick Stubbletied, Helena, Bill Boyce, Lewistown, Tommy Cook, no town listed, 4.4, $140 06 each Bull riding Tyler Johnston, Bridger, 85, 2. Nat Fly.

Lava Hot Springs. Id. 80, 3. Jess Matt, Bridger. 78, $807.12: 4.

Zack Oakes, Tonasket, WA. 77, 5. Winston Kusler. Havre. 76.

6. Justin Bailey, Lewistown. 74. $224.20. Barrel Racing 1 Rachael Myllymaki, Arlee, 17.67, 2.

Bobbie Reeves, no town listed, 17.76, 3. Shelly Anzick, Livingston, 17.83, 4. Mikell Hougen. Mel-stone, 17.92, 5. Darae Larson, Belt, 17.95, 6.

(tie) Donna Leibrand. Peerless. Darcy Mapton, Geyser, Charlotte Barry, 17.99, 8. (tie) Mercede Knudosn, Vaughn, and Carolynn Vietor, Phillipsburg, 16.01, $143.27 PRCA LEADERS Through Sept. 5 Jack Danlel i World Standings (Number ol rodeos counted in standings In parentheses) Ail-Around 1.

Trevor Brazile. Decatur. Texas 2. Cash Myers, Athens. Texas 3.

Ryan Jar-rett. Summerville, Ga. 4. Garrett Nokes. McCook.

Neb. 90,537: 5 Blair Burk. Durant, Okla 83.696; 6. Cody DeMers. Kimberly.

Idaho 7. Clayton Foltyn, El Campo, Texas 78,296: 8 Lee Graves. Calgary. Alberta 75.695. 9 Tee Woolman.

Llano. Texas 69.097: 10. Steve Woolsey. Spanish Fork. Utah 56.729; 11.

Clint Robinson. Spanish Fork. Utah 12. Rich Skelton. Llano, Texas 13.

Joe Beaver, Huntsville. Texas 50.969; 14. Kyle Whitaker, Chambers. Neb. 42.069; 15.

Curtis Cassidy, Donalda. Alberta 38.016 Bareback Riding 1. Kyle Bowers. Brooks. Alberta (77) $94,460: 2.

Andy Martinez, Pavillion, Wyo. (61) 90.035; 3. Will Lowe, Canyon. Texas (73) 4. Ryan Gray.

Cheney. Wash. (58) 83.492; 5. Royce Ford. Kersey, Colo.

(54) 72.107; 6. Bobby Mote, Redmond, Ore. (59) 69.486; 7. Cody DeMers, Kimberly, Idaho (57) 8. Eric Swenson, Bonham, Texas (59) 9.

Heath Ford, Greeley. Colo. (82) 57,361: 10. Scott Montague, Fruitdale. O.

(63) 56.940; 11. Kelly Timber-man. Mills. Wyo. (68) 54,223: 12.

Wes Stevenson. Kaufman, Texas (70) 52.498; 13. Rowdy Buechner. Sandpoint. Idaho (74) 52.353; 14.

Forest Bramwell, Pagosa Springs. Colo. (75) 51,154: 15. Mark Gomes, Nickerson. Kan.

(54) 48.045; 16. Jason 0. Jeter. Mansfield, Texas (59) 47.769; 17. Davey Shields Jr, Bashaw, Alberta (40) 18.

Clayton Foltyn, El Campo, Texas (56) 45.820; 19. Dustin Murray, Midwest City. Okla. (70) 20. Cimmaron Gerke, Fort Worth.

Texas (55) 43,003 Steer Wrestling 1. Jason Lahr, Emporia, Kan. (46) $88,014: 2. Ronnie Fields, Oklahoma City. Okla.

(52) 3. Shawn Greenfield. Lakeview, Ore. (46) 73.520; 4. Lee Graves, Calgary, Alberta (48) 5.

Garrett Nokes, McCook, Neb. (56) 66,941 6. Stockton Graves. Newkirk, Okla. (53) 7.

Dean Gorsuch, Gering, Neb. (56) 8 Jeff Corbello, Iowa, La. (41) 60,939: 9. Beau Franzen, Goodwell, Okla. (45) 58.500; 10.

Bob Lummus, Folsom, La, (46) 11. Chris Bradley. Burkburnett, Texas (57) 12. Todd A Suhn, Brighton, Colo. (47) 13.

Birch Negaard, Buffalo, D. (49) 14. Gabe Ledoux, Kaplan, La. (51) 49.509; 15. Trevor Knowles, Mount Vernon, Ore.

(50) 49.449; 16. Jason Miller, Lance Creek, Wyo. (57) 17. Seth Brockman, Wheatland, Wyo. (40) 43.402; 18.

Linn Churchill. Valentine, Neb. (53) 19. Frank Thompson, Cheyenne. Wyo.

(49) 20. K.C. Jones, Las Animas, Colo. (59) 38.844 Teem Roping Header 1. Clay Tryan, Billings, Mont.

(43) 2. Travis Tryan, Billings, Mont. (48) 3. Jake Barnes. Scottsdale.

Ariz. (47) 63.150; 4. Criarly Crawford, Pnneville, Ore. (44) 61.517; 5. Tee Woolman, Llano, Texas (39) 6.

Shain Sproul, Benson, Ariz. (41) 7. Steve Purcella. Hereford. Texas (44) 50.580: 8.

Shane Schwenke. Harlem, Mont. (44) 9 Speed Williams. Llano. Texas (40) 42.369; 10.

Wade Wheatley. Hughson, Calif. (41) 41.555; 11 Blaine Linaweaver. Leavenworth. Kan.

(42) 12. Matt Tyler, Lipan, Texas (39) 13. David Key, Caldwell, Texas (41) 37.666; 14. Jay Tittel. Pueblo.

Colo. (43) 35.989: 15. Matt Funk. Wenatchee. Wash.

(45) 16. Chad Masters. Adams. Term. (45) 29.751; 17.

Justin Lovell. Grapeland. Texas (36) 27.885; 18. Charles Pogue. Ringling, Okla.

(44) 27.854; 19. T.J. Collett, Vernal, Utah (43) 20. Jake Stanley. Hermiston, Ore.

(40) 27,738 Team Roping Heeler 1. Patrick Smith. Midland. Texas (43) 2. Allen Bach.

Weathertord. Texas (46) 66.606; 3. Kory Koontz, Sudan. Texas (46) 4. Richard Durham.

Pootville. Texas (41) 59.006; 5. Cory Petska. Lexington, Okla. (42) 6.

Kinney HarreB, Brady, Texas (44) 53,215: 7. Brftt Bockius, Claremore. Okla. (43) 49.189; 8. Jhett Johnson, Casper, Wyo.

(44) 45.836: 9. Rich Skelton. Llano, Texas (40) 42.369: 10 Cody Cowden. Merced. Calif.

(43) 42.298: 11. Kyle Locked, Ivanhoe. Calif. (41) 41.555; 12. B.J.

Campbell. Benton City. Wash. (45) 13. Ryon Tittel, Pueblo.

Colo. (43) 14. Dusty Morse. Ogden, Utah (47) 34.466; 15. Clayton Grant.

Shandon, Calif (42) 34 337; 16. Boogie Ray. Mabank, Texas (48) 28,219: 17. Mark Sco-bie, Paso Robles, Calif. (44) 27.750; 18.

B.J. Dugger, Three Rivers. Texas (40) 27.034; 19. Wall Woodard. Stockton.

Calif. (43) 20. Cody Hintz, Spring Creek, Nev. (45) 26,538 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Jeffery Willert.

Belvidere, D. (64) 2. Cody DeMoss, Crowville. La. (70) 3.

Bryce Miller. Kaycee, Wyo. (68) 90 262; 4. Ryan Mapston, Geyser, Mont. (58) 5.

Rod Hay. Wildwood. Alberta (64) 76 043; 6. Dan Mortensen, Billings. Mont.

(54) 7. Bradley Harter. Weatherford, Texas (79) 8. Billy Etbauer. Edmond, Okla.

(42) 9. Cody Wright, Milford, Utah (31) 59.234; 10. Rod A Warren. Big Valley, Alberta (55) 55.717; 11. Chet Johnson, Gillette, Wyo.

(75) 51,132: 12. Rusty Allen, Lehi, Utah (51) 48.355; 13. Morgan Forbes. Kaycee. Wyo.

(66) 46 ,938: 14. Josh Reynolds, Corvallls, Mont. (68) 46.840; 15. Jake Hayworth. St.

Anthony. Idaho (74) 44 114; IS. Jake Coslello. Newell, S.D. (35) 17.

Ira Slagowski, Cartin, Nev. (31) 42.442; 18. Marty Hebb, Eagle Butte. S.D. (64) 42.223; 19.

Matt Marvel. Battle Mountain, Nev. (72) 20. Dan Erickson, La Junta, Colo. Tie Down Roping 1 Jerome Schneeberger, Ponca City, Okla.

(51 2 Stran Smith, Childress, Texas (54) 80.257; 3. Mike Johnson. Henryetta, Okla. (54) Heart Butte 0-2 Tuesday's matches Great Falls central at Power Highwood at Geraldine Thursday. Sept.

I Augusta at Power Belt at Highwood Dutton-Brady at Heart Butte Geraldine at Geyser Friday, Sept I Centerville at Augusta Dutton-Brady at Belt Saturday. Sept. 10 Power vs Dutton-Brady at Dutton Geyser at GF CentralMSDB Heart Butte at Augusta Centevrille at Geraldine TUESDAY'S MATCHES At Brockton Scobey del. Brockton 25-1, 25-6, 25-3 Brockton: Kills Blocks Aces 1 (Natalie Red Eagle); Digs Assists 0 Scobey: Kills 12 (Laura Gunderson 6); Blocks 1 (Gunderson); Aces 25 (Kyla Seivig 11); Digs Assists 12 (Gerry Richardson 12) At Power Great Falls Central del. Power 25-13, 25-20, 25-12 Great Falls Central leaders Aces 16 (Carolyn Geschwill 9).

Blocks 6 (C. Geschwi 5), Kills 17 (Kathleen Geschwill 8, Geschwill 7), Assists 1 1 (RaeAnn Heavyrunner 9), Digs 11 (C. Geschwill 5, K. Geschwill 4). Power leaders Aces 5 (Dusb Beerman 2), Blocks 2 (Lacey Beerman 1, D.

Beerman 1), Kills 10 (D. Beerman 10). Assists 10 (Chrissy Hill 6), Digs 6 (L Beerman 2). At Geraldine Highwood del. Geraldine 25-15.

25-12, 25-15 Highwood Aces 12 (Oonnetta Gondeiro 10); Kills 29 (Whitney Baum 7, Gondeiro 7); Blocks 5 (Baum 3); Assists 22 (Jamie Hartman 9, Gondeiro 8); Digs 40 (Gondeiro 8, Hartman 8, Baum 8) Geraldine Aces 5 (Jenae Sande 3); Blocks 10 (Beth Scribner 4); Assists 40 (Kelsee Clark 16; Courtney Burtchett 20); Digs 21 (Sande 7. Shay Scribner 6) Pro tennis U.S. OPEN RESULTS TUESDAY AT THE USTA NATIONAL TENNIS CENTER NEW YORK PURSE; $11.3 MILLION (GRAND SLAM) SURFACE: HARD-OUTDOOR SINGLES MEN FOURTH ROUND Jarkko Nieminen, Finland, def. Fernando Verdasco, Spain. 6-2, 7-6 (6), 6-3.

Ueyton Hewitt (3), Australia, def. Dominik Hrbaty (15), Slovakia, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. Roger Federer (t), Switzerland, def. Nicolas Kiefer, Germany, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-3, David Nalbandian (11), Argentina, def. Davide Sanguinetti, Italy, 44, 7-6 (4), 6-4, 6-2.

WOMEN QUARTERFINALS Maria Sharapova (1), Russia, vs. Nadia Petrove (9) Russia. 7-5, 44, 6-4. Kim Clysters (4), Belgium, del. Venus Williams (10) United States, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1.

Deals BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE BOSTON RED SOX-Recalled RHP Manny Delcarmen and Kelly Shoppach from Pawtucket of the IL. CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Recalled OF Brian Anderson, OF Joe Borchard and RHP Jeff Bajenaru from Charlotte of the (L. KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Activated RHP Ritnelvys Hernandez from the 15-day DL. Recalled INF Andres Blanco and RHP Kyle Snyder from Omaha of the PCL and RHP Chris Demaha from Wichita of the Texas League, Designated INF Garvin Pickering for assignment. LOS ANGLES ANGELS-flecalled LHP Joe Saunders and Jeff Mathts from Salt Lake of the PCL Activated RHP Kefvim Escobar from the 60-day DL MINNESOTA TWINS-Recalled INF Luis Rivas.

INF Luis Rodriguez and RHP Travis Bowyer from Rochester of the IL Purchased the contract of Chns Heintz from Rochester. Sent INF Augie Ojeda outright to Rochester. NEW YORK YANKEES flecalled INF Felix Escalona and RHP Scott Proctor from Columbus of the IL Purchased the contract of OF Mike Vento from Columbus- Activated RHP Chien-Ming Wang from the 15-day DL Designated RHP Sam Marsonek for assignment. NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO CUBS-Recalled LHP John Koronko and Geovany Soto from Iowa of the PCL CINCINNATI REDS-Purchased the contract of OF Chns Denorfia from Louisville of the IL Designated RHP Ben Weber for assignment. FLORIDA MARLINS Recalled INF Josh Wilson from Albuquerque of the PCL MILWAUKEE BREWERS Named Tom Hecht vice president of corporate marketing.

PITTSBURGH PIRATES-fired Uoyd McQendon, manager. Promoted Pete Mackanm from bench coach to interim manager. SAN DIEGO PADRES Recalled David Ross from Portland of the PCL. Purchased the contracts of INF Manny Alexander and RHP Scott Cassidy from Portland. WASHINGTON NATIONALS Activated RHP Jon Rauch from the 60-day DL Transferred INF Junior Sptvey from the 15- to the 60-day DL CAN-AM LEAGUE GRAYS Traded RHP Fontella Jones to Jackson of the Central League to complete an earlier trade.

CENTRAL LEAGUE EDINBURG ROADRUN ERS Traded RHP Steve Wilkerson to Atlantic City of the Atlantic League for a player to be named. BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION SAN ANTONIO SPURS-Re-rtgned Sean Marks. FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CINCINNATI BENGALS Signed DT Lynn McGruder to the practice squad. CLEVELAND BROWNS-Signed G-C Mike Puctllo. Released DL Andrew Hoffman.

DENVER BRONCOS-Stgned QB Kliff Kingsbury to the practice squad. GREEN BAY PACKERS-Signed TE Donald Lee. Signed FB Vonta Leach from the practice squad. Released TE Ben Steele and FB Nick Luchey. MINNESOTA VIKJNGS-Agreed to terms with WR Koren Robinson.

Waived WW Ketfy Campbell. PITTSBURGH STEELERS Signed WR Qmncy Morgan. Released WR Lee Mays. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Signed FB Chris Hemertngton. Stgned CB Ahmad Treaudo to the practice squad.

Released Tony Wragge HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE LOS ANGELES KINGS-Agreed to terms with Anze Kopttar NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Announced the retirement of Scott Stevens. NEW YORK RANGERS Agreed to terms with Mtchal Rozsrval, Jed Ortmeyer and Craig Weller. SAN JOSE SHARKS-Stgned LW Ryan Clowe and RW Jonathan Trembtay to three-year contracts and Patrick RtssrrwBer to a one-year contract AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS Announced LW Travis Bngiey has been signed by the New SAN ANTONK) RAMPAGE Signed Layne LHmer to a one-year contract. WILKES-BARRE'SCRANTON PENGUINS-Stgned Brent Henley SOCCER MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA KIXX-ArwxHjnced the resignation Greg Bibb, executive vice president and general manager, to become president of Hantz Group Sports and Entertainment, effective Sept. 12.

Named Darcee Edrozo vice president of external operations and David Deal vice president of internal operations. COLLEGE ALABAMA Named Christian Newton men's assistant golf coach. ARMY Named Peter Boyer men's soccer goat-keeoer coach. BROWN Named Matt Kirby assistant baseball coach. BUCKNELL Named Larry Sprecher assistant wrestling coach.

FORDHAM Named Mthaela Stefan women's tennis coach. FURMAN Named Meaghan CoMe woman's assistant tennis coach. MONMOUTH, -Named Keffy McCardet) women's lacrosse coach. NORTH DAKOTA STATE-flamed I Griffith assistant baseball coach. Pioneer League STANDINGS NORTHERN DIVISION Pet.

GB x-Helena (Brewers) 22 14 .611 Missoula (Diamondbacks) 20 16 .556 2 Billings (Reds) 19 17 .528 3 Great Falls (White Sox) 15 21 .417 7 SOUTHERN DIVISION Pet. GB y-Orem (Angels) 20 16 .556 x-Ogden (Dodgers) 17 19 .472 3 Casper (Rockies) 16 20 .444 4 Idaho Falls (Royals) 15 21 .417 x-won first half y-won second half TUESDAY'S GAMES Helena 13, Great Falls 0 Idaho Falls 7, Casper 4 Billings 7, Missoula 1 Oram 6. Ogden 2 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Great Falls at Helena, 7 p.m. Missoula at Billings Ogden at Casper Orem at Idaho Falls THURSDAY'S GAMES Great Falls at Helena, 7 p.m. Missoula at Billings Ogden at Casper Orem at Idaho Falls End of Regular Season BREWERS 13, WHITE SQXQ GREAT FALLS (0) HELENA (13) at all Trtgliad 2000 Fordcf 4221 Schmidt It 2 0 0 0 Brantley 110 0 Acosta ss 3 0 2 0 Crew ss 3 2 2 3 Tnbble rt 4 0 0 0 McKnghtss2 0 1 Rdrgzfl-cf 4 0 0 0 Hlmbrg2b 2 1 1 3 Hernndzc2 0 10 Yost lb 2 1 0 0 Hollis ph-c 2 0 0 0 Gallardo tbl 0 0 0 Allen 1b 3 0 10 Bell 3b 2 0 0 2 Landry dh 3 0 0 0 Jimenez 3bt 0 0 0 Guest 3b 3 0 1 0 Pareiolf 4 0 10 Jhnson2b3 0 0 0 WiUcuttc 3 110 Opdykec 2 0 10 Mannondh3 3 2 0 Cam if 4 2 10 Tot 31 0 5 Tot 34131210 Great Falls 000 000 000 0 Helena 334 000 30X 13 Perez.

Allen 2, Hernandez, DP Helena 1. LOB-Great Falls 5. Helena 10 2B-Acosta. Alien HR-Crew (4). Hoknberg (12).

SB-Mannon, Parejo. SF Bed, Holmberg. IP ER BB SO Great Falls Perez 4-6 223 8 10 6 4 4 Rice 313 2 0 0 2 3 Chirino 0 1 3 3 3 0 Casey 2 10 0 14 Helena Beresford 3 23 3 0 0 0 5 Welch 4-1 213 1 0 0 15 Laureano 2 1 0 0 0 2 Malave 1 0 0 0 0 Chirino pitched to 5 batters in the 7th. HBP-tjy Chirino (Cain). WP Perez, Rice, Casey.

A-602. TUESDAY IDAHO FALLS 7. CASPER 4 Idaho Falls 310 100 020 710 4 Casper 110 000 020 491 B. Cromer (7-3); X. Cedeno (1-3); Save: C.

Harkcom (2). HRs: Idaho Falls: F. Peguero (6); Casper: Rodriguez (1). BHUNGS 7. MISSOULA 1 Missoula 000 010 0001 61 Billings 004 002 10a 7 14 0 D.

Wilson (2-0); M. Romanczuk (4-5); HRs: Billings: C. Denove (3), E. Eymaiin (3). QREM 6, QGDEN 2 Ogden 200 000 000 2 7 2 Orem 222 000 OOx 611 1 D.

Hawkins (6-2); C. Wade (2-3); Save: Cruz Chavez (1). HRs Orem: B. Martinez (4), Overstreet (1). MLB baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING MYoung.

Texas. Damon, Boston, ARodriguez, New York. VGuenero, Los Angeles, Tejada, Baltimore, BRoberts, Baltimore. Jeter, New York, .312. RUNS-Jeter, New York.

103; Damon, Boston, 102; DOrtiz. Boston, 101: ARodnguez. New York, 101: Teixeira, Texas, 96; ISuzuki, Seattle, 96; MYoung, Texas. 96. RBI DOrtiz.

Boston, 120; MRamirez, Boston, 117: Teixeira, Texas. 114; ARodnguez. New York. 108: Sheffield, New York, 102; Matsui, New York. 101 Seattle.

98. HITS MYoung, Texas, 190: Damon, Boston, 177; Tejada. Baltimore, 174; Jeter. New York, 172; ISuzuki. Seattle, 171; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 167; ARodriguez.

New York, 164. DOUBLES Tejada. Baltimore, 46; BRoberts, Baltimore, 39; THatner. Cleveland, 36; ASorieno. Texas.

36; DOrtiz. Boston, 36; Cantu, Tampa Bay, 35; Matsui, New York, 35. TRIPLES Crawford, Tampa Bay. 14; ISuzuki, Seattle. 11; Sizemore.

Cleveland, 10; Figgins. Los Angeles, Inge. Detroit, DeJesus, Kansas City, Johnson, Toronto. Damon, Boston, 6. HOME RUNS-ARodriguez.

New York. 40; DOrtiz, Boston, 38; Teixeira, Texas, 36; Konerko, Chicago, 35; MRamirez, Boston, 33; ASonano, Texas. 32: Sexson, Seattle. 32. STOLEN BASES-Podsednik, Chicago, 56; Figgins, Los Angeiea, 48; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 41; Lugo, Tampa Bay, 32; ISuzuki, Seattle, 26; BRoberts Baltimore, 27; Womack, New York.

26. PITCHING (12 Declslonsl-Clement. Boston, 13-3, .812, 4.17; CILee, Cleveland, 15-4, .789. 3.72; Colon, Los Angeles, 18-6, .750. 3.24; Halladay, Toronto, 124, .750, 2.41; Crain, Minnesota, 104, .714, 2.36; Lackey, Los Angeles.

11-5. .687, 3.43; JoSantana, Minnesota, 13-6, .684, 3.07. STRIKEOUTS-JcSantana, Minnesota. 205; RaJohnson, New York, 165; Lackey, Los Angeles, 177; Kazmir, Tampa Bay, 149; Zrto. Oakland, 146; Bonderman, Detroit, 142; Haren, Oakland, 137.

SAVES Wickman, Cleveland, 36; Nathan, Minnesota, 35; MRivera, New York, 35; FrRodnguez, Los Angeles, 34; DBaez, Tampa Bay, 34; Hermanson, Chicago, 33; FCordero, Texas, 31 Guardado, Seattle, 31. NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING DeLee. Chicago, Pujols, St. Louis. MiCabrera, Florida.

Casey, Oncinnati, Wright, New York, BOark, Milwaukee. MGiles. Atlanta. .305. RUNS PukjIs, St.

Louis, 113; DeLee, Chicago. 107; Bay. Pittsburgh, 96; Dunn, Cincinnati, 95; MGiles, Atlanta, 92; MiCabrera, Florida, 91; BAbreu, Philadelphia. 89. RBI AJones.

Atlanta. 114; Pujols. St. Louis, 103; CaLee. Milwaukee, 101; MiCabrera, Florida 99; Bunell, Philadelphia.

98; DeLee, Chicago, 97; CDelgado, Florida, 97. HITS DeLee. Chicago. 174; MiCabrera, Flonda. 173; Puols, St.

Louis. 172; Reyes. New York. 163; Casey. Cincinnati, 160: BCIark.

Milwaukee. 157; Eckstein. St. Louis. 155.

DOUBLES DeLee. Chicago. 43; MGiles. Atlanta. 42; MiCabrera, Flonda, 39; Bay, Pittsburgn, 39; Wnght, New York, 38; CaLee.

Milwaukee. 37: Randa. San Diego. 37. TRIPLES-Reyes.

New York, 15; Pierre, Flonda. 12: Furcal, Atlanta, 10; Rollins. Philadelphia, Eckstein, St. Lous. DRoberta, San Diego, BGiies San Diego, 7.

HOME RUNS-AJones. Atlanta. 45; DeLee. Chicago. 40: Dunn, Cincinnati, 36; PukHs, St.

Louis. 36; Ensberg, Houston. 35: Gnffey Cincinnati 35. ARarmrez, Chicago, 31. STOLEN BASES Reyes.

New York. 49: Pierre. Florida. 46. Furcal.

Atlanta. 39; Taverns. Houston. 32; Freel. Cincinnati.

30: Rollins. Philadelphia. 29; BAbreu. Philadelphia. 27.

PITCHING (12 Declslons)-Carpenter, St Lous. 204. .833. 2 28; JoSosa. Atlanta.

10-3. .769, 2 74; Eaton. San Diego, 9-3, .750, 3 90. Mulder. St.

Louis. 15-8. 714, 3 62; LHemandez. Washington. 15-6 .714.

3 80: CZambrano. Chicago. 12-5, .706, 3.16: Willis, FlorKla. 19-8, .704. 2.55.

STRIKEOUTS-Peavy. San Diego, 201; Carpenter, St. Louis, 191; PManinez, New York, 190: BMyers, Philadelphia. 174; CZambrano. Chicago, 174; Burnett.

Florida, 173; DDavis, Milwaukee. 172 SAVES CCordero, Washington, 43; TJonss, Flonda, 35: Hoffman, San Diego, 35: Lidge. Houston, 34; lennghausen, St. Louis. 34; BWagner, Philadelphia, 32, Turnbow, Milwaukee, 29 McNair foundation aids Katrina victims winning record against, McEnroe said when he stepped outside the broadcast booth.

"That's what you love about Roger he embraces the challenge." Nalbandian holds a 5-2 record against Federer, though Federer won the last two meetings in 2003 and '04. "I like to play against guys who have beaten me, especially early in the career, try to get them back," Federer said. "He was a tough opponent for me for a long, long time." The 24-year-old Federer lost only one set on the way to his third Wimbledon title two months ago, and that also was against Kiefer, who gives him tough matches but can't quite win. Federer has beaten the German six straight times, four of them this year. After losing the second-set tiebreaker when he netted a backhand half-volley, Federer found himself in difficulty at 3-3 in the third when he faced double break point at 15-40.

His answer: a 120 mph service winner to save one break point, a brilliant backhand crosscourt pass to save another. Kiefer made two errors after that and his opportunity was gone. "That game was huge, absolutely," Federer said. "I was not so happy the way I was playing, especially in the second set. Third was getting better, especially after that pass.

I really felt that shift in momentum. I took advantage of that. In the fourth set, I started to feel like I'm really in control again where I didn't feel that way at all before. I had the feeling actually momentum was all on his side." Said McEnroe: "Federer's play, for him, is like a B-plus, which for anyone else is an A-plus. For him, he hasn't really played as well as he's capable of." provided some of the 100 volunteers, while other companies pitched in food and other supplies to help sort and load the donations.

In other Katrina developments: The NBA players' association has pledged to spend at least $2.5 million on relief efforts, matching the contributions it made to victims of the Sept. 1 1 terrorist attacks. The union is not giving the money to a charity, choosing instead to administer the program itself. Approximately 90 tractor-trailers with food supplies have been delivered through Feed the Children, players' association executive director Billy Hunter said. About 30 more trucks, accompanied by some players, will leave Jackson, next week and ride into some outer areas.

Caravans also will go to Houston with food and other forms of aid. Tulane athletic teams will be based this fall at five universities in Texas and Louisiana. The teams will stay together and play under the Tulane banner. Tulane's football team, which has been working out at SMU in Dallas, is moving later this week to Louisiana Tech in Ruston, about 230 miles north of New Orleans. The players will enroll in classes there that begin next week.

The men's basketball team, along with the volleyball, swimming and diving and women's soccer teams, will be at Texas The women's basketball team and the baseball team will go to Texas Tech. The New York Yankees presented a check for $1 million to the Salvation Army before their game against Tampa Bay on Tuesday night. Yankees outfielder Matt Lawton, whose parents' home in Mississippi was destroyed, took part in the presentation. Billings West 0-0 3-0 Billings Senior 0-0 2-0 Great Falls 0-0 2-0 Billings Skyview 0-0 5-3 Bozeman 0-0 1-3 CM. Russell 0-0 0-2 WESTERN AA Butte 1-0 2-0 Helena 1-0 1-3 Kalispell 1-1 1-1 Helena Capital 0-0 2-1 Missoula Big Sky 0-0 2-1 Missoula Hellgate 0-0 0-2 Missoula Sentinel 0-1 1-1 13, Michigan St.

11, Arizona 10, UTEP 8, Bowling Green 7, Oregon St. 6, Southern Miss. 5, West Virginia 3, Toledo 2. USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL The top 25 teams in the USA Today college football coaches' poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. 5, points based on 25 points for a first-place vote, through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: Record Ptt 1.

Southern California (60) 1-0 1,547 1 2. Texas (2) 1-0 1,462 2 3. Michigan 1-0 1,337 4 4. Tennessee 1-0 1,268 3 5. LSU 1,203 6 6.

Virginia Tech 1-0 1,201 7 7. Ohio State 1-0 1,176 9 8 Iowa 1-0 1.120 10 9. Georgia 1-0 1.036 13 10. Florida 1-0 1,030 11 11. Florida State 1-0 1,022 12 12.

Louisville 1-0 794 14 13. Purdue 741 16 14. Miami (Fla.) 0-1 679 8 15. Arizona State 1-0 569 18 16. Oklahoma 0-1 545 5 17 California 1-0 464 20 18.

Boston College 1-0 416 22 19 Texas Tech 0-0 366 21 20. Virginia 1-0 304 23 21. Georgia Tech 1-0 300 NR 22. Alabama 1-0 245 24 23. Notre Dame 1-0 165 NR 24 Fresno State 0-0 152 NR 25.

Auburn 0-1 138 15 Other receiving votes: Oregon 114; TCU 113; Wisconsin 103; Clemson 91; Utah 91: Texas MM 59: Minnesota 54; North Carolina State 31; Penn State 30: Colorado 29; UCLA 28; Texas-El Paso 23; West Virginia 16; Boise State 15; Bowling Green 12: Toledo 12; Pittsburgh 9: Missouri South Carolina 6: Southern Mississippi Kansas State Air Force Iowa State Maryland Michigan State Northwestern 1. DIVISION l-AA POLL PHILADELPHIA (AP) The top 26 teams in the Sports Network Division l-AA football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. 4 and previous ranking: Record Pts Pvt 1. James Madison (75) 1-0 2,571 1 2. Furman(19) 1-0 2.469 2 3.

Montana (6) 1-0 2,384 3 4. Southern Illinois (3) 1-0 2,216 5 5 Georgia Southern 1-0 2.018 6 6, Eastern Washington (t) 0-1 1.998 4 7. New Hampshire 1-0 1,932 7 8 Western Kentucky 1-0 1,879 8 9. Northwestern State 1-0 1.788 11 10. Delaware OO 1.571 10 11.

William Mary 0-1 1.463 9 12. Northern Iowa 1-0 1,457 12 13. Hampton 1-0 1,252 13 14. Lehigh 1-0 1,154 14 15. Massachusetts 10 1,135 15 16.

Montana State 0-1 916 18 17. Sam Houston State 1-0 870 16 18. Harvard (1) 0-0 731 19 19 Cal Poly 0-1 572 17 20. North Dakota State 1-0 549 22 21. Jacksonville State 0-1 537 20 22Woflord 1-0 509 21 23.

Texas State 1-0 373 23 24. Hofstre OO 296 24 25. Appalachian State 1-0 257 NR Others receiving votes: South Carolina State 212. Grambling State 182. Lafayette 126.

Villanova 94, Maine 65. Stephen F. Austin 63. Penn 47, Portland Stale 44, Coastal Carolina 42, UC Davis 41, Northeastern 38, McNeese State 31. Idaho State 25, Northern Anzona 20, Brown 18.

Bethune-Cookman 17, Eastern Kentucky 16, Southern 15, Weber State 13. Alabama State 12. Eastern Illinois 10. Alabama ASM 9, Western Carolina 6, Western Illinois 5. HARRAH'S ODDS NCAA FOOTBALL THURSDAY FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Oklahoma St.

14 at Fla. Atlantic FRIDAY FAVORITE UNE UNDERDOG Pittsburgh 14 at Ohio Washington St 10 at Nevada SATURDAY FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Kansas St. 9'4 at Marshall at Michigan 7 Notre Dame at Maryland Vh Clemson at Penn St. 20 Cincinnati at Wisconsin 34 Temple Virgin Tech 20 at Duke at Boston College 27V Army at Auburn 16 Mississippi St at Okfchoma 31 Tulsa at Illinois 16 San Jose St at Purdue 35 Akron at Miami (Ohio) 24 Cent Michigan at Northwestern 3 N. flhnois at Minnesota f2'4 Colorado St at Syracuse 24 BufMo Michigan St.

321 Hawaii California 10 at Washington lows 8 at towa St. at Georgia Tech 1214 North Carolina at Georgia 161 South Carolina Stanford 3 at Navy at Florida 291 Louisiana Tech at Oregon St. NL Boise SI. at Missouri NL New Mexico at Nebraska 7 Wake Forest at Arkansas 11 Vanderbitt at Air Force 6 San Diego St. at Toledo 23 Michigan at Sail St.

NL Bowling Green at Alabama 12 Mississippi S. atOtiioSt. PK Texas The Associated Press Steve McNair hoped to fill six tractor-trailers with supplies for victims of Hurricane Katrina in his home state of Mississippi, as well as Louisiana and Alabama. Turns out, this time the Tennessee quarterback's aim was a little short. From beat-up pickup trucks to luxury cars, residents filed through a parking lot at the Titans' stadium Tuesday and filled the six tractor-trailers midway through the 12-hour drive, forcing organizers to call in more trucks.

By the end of the collection at 7 p.m., 20 trailers had been filled, and it was possible that 25 would be filled when they were done packing, said Mike Mu, executive director of the Air Steve McNair Foundation. A minimum of $80,000 in monetary donations was collected, including $50,000 from an anonymous person. "I'm amazed," McNair said as he looked around the lot at clothing, shoes, bottled water, diapers and other supplies waiting to be loaded into empty trucks. "You have to be amazed because in a short period of time to put something like this together. My hat goes off to the people who came here who went through their closets and supplies and donated some things to send to people who don't have anything." McNair spent the weekend in Mississippi surveying the damage and flew back to Nashville on Tuesday to help with the relief drive.

Mu said $30,000 came in Friday and Saturday alone and they devised the relief drive as a way to immediately come up with much-needed supplies like bottled water and food. The foundation teamed with Ozburn Hessey Logistics, which provided the tractor-trailers. A local church Great Falls White Sox stats Through garnet of Sept. 5 (15-20 second haft; 30-43 overall) BATTING 6 AB H2B3BHRRBI TB B8 SO SB CS OBP 56 207 36 72 18 0 6 34 108 19 24 0 1 405 66 257 39 80 9 5 1 25 102 31 50 32 13 .383 62 232 38 67 16 3 1 28 92 28 41 7 7 366 Friday. Sept.

All 13 schools at Electric City Classic Saturday, Sept. 10 All 13 schools at Electric City Classic DISTRICT 1B Team Conrad Cut bank Choteau Fairfield Shelby Con 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 All 4- 3 6-0 5- 1 4-3 2-4 DISTRICT 7C GF CentralMSDB Dutton-Brady Belt Augusta Highwood Geraldine Geyser CenterviUe Power 2-0 2-0 2-0 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-2 0-2 SLG AVG 522 .348 3 .397 .311 1 397 289 8 .395 .283 35 509 .280 9 466 269 3 330 .266 5 475 .26511 .383 .263 7 .384 ,261 19 432 227 0 .276 .22617 287 .21918 310 214 3 406 .273 2 20 81 16 42 18 5 344 9 42 118 10 94 2 1 329 7 29 109 16 55 19 9 327 0 8 31 11 21 1 1 369 11 42 106 31 66 7 5 367 1 13 51 7 41 3 3 310 3 22 53 14 24 5 0 346 2 8 19 7 15 1 1 382 0 19 61 25 33 5 2 302 1 20 51 16 43 5 0 8 26 12 22 1 2 .303 1 .313 44 322 24457310852.347 CGSHO II IP ER HR BB SO 3 41 0 30 17 12 1 18 46 6 41 1 34 20 13 0 43 1 41 26 15 0 59 0 59 29 24 0 72 2 80 37 32 0 58 0 60 38 29 0 25 2 36 23 17 0 32 2 31 24 22 1 33 0 39 31 24 0 110 11 8 8 0 31 1 42 31 24 0 62 2 83 58 51 0 120 17 17 12 6 43 17 35 18 36 20 69 20 71 10 30 31 35 1 23 31 2 8 14 5 22 23 1 28 44 0 13 14 0 10 4 3 1 2 14646.2 679 424 328 46 267 609 Fran. Hernandez Evan Tartaglta Matt Tnbble Brandon Johnson Manuel Rodriguez Damn Roberts Enc Hoiks Brandon Allen J.J. Schmidt Rolando Acosta Mike Landry Garrett Guest Javier Castillo Matt Sharp TEAM 59 205 30 58 13 2 61 232 42 65 18 4 64 234 40 63 13 6 31 94 11 25 6 0 63 223 41 59 10 2 39 133 12 35 13 0 42 138 23 36 4 17 44 8 10 3 64 221 18 50 11 52 178 24 39 7 25 84 9 18 6 73 2506 374 685 141 26 2 0 0 1 1 PITCHING I ERA 6 GS Nickolas Lemon Jay Marshall x-Ertc Everty Carlos Perez Paul Moviei Noe Rodnguez Travis Doyle James Casey Matthew Nachreiner Chns Brennan Luis Pena Yunior Novoa Israel Chinno Jason Rice TEAM x-on suspended list 4 0 2 5 2 63 30 2 83 28 312 3 66 15 1 3 96 14 14 5 4 50 13 12 5 96 12 6 06 21 6 55 22 655 6 89 732 15 13 9 0 00 0 0 45 00 1 0 30 43 4 56 73 73.