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B8 Daily Record, Morris County, N.J. Monday, October 5, 1998 Local Golf Sports On Air TODAY'S SCHEDULE 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 OCTOBER MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN hr CLE CLE CLE CLE Vi.IrlJ 8:00 4:00 8:00 7:00 XTfyF CH.4 CH.4 CH.4 CH.4 jj FSNY ejsr1 phi mon 7:30 7:00 MSG MSG I I Boys soccer High Point at Lenape Valley, 3:45 Wallkill Valley at Jefferson, 3:45 Sparta at Hopatcong, 3:45 Newton at Pope John. 3:45 Morrlstown-Beard at Bayley-Ellard, 4 Newark Academy at Boonton, 4 Morris Catholic al Westfield. 4 Cedar Grove at Mountain Lakes, 4 Lawrencevllle at Gill-St. Bernard's, 4:30 Girls soccer Bayley-Ellard at Westfield.

4 Kent Place at Newark Academy, 4 Ranney at Glll-St. Bernard's, 4 High Point at Randolph, 4 Mountain Lakes at North Warren, 4 Peddle at Roxbury, 4:15 Mount Olive at Wesf Morris, 7 Boys cross country Sussex Tech at North Warren, 4 Girls cross country Sussex Tech at North Warren, 4 Field hockey Westfield at Livingston, 3:45 Roxbury at Parslppany, 3:45 Millburn at Pequannock, 3:45 Hopatcong at Parslppany Hills, 3:45 Belvidere at High Point, 3:45 Wayne Valley at Butler, 4 Montville at Madison, 4 St. Elizabeth at Passaic Valley. 4 Pingry at Newark Academy, 4 Kent Place at Morrlstown-Beard, 4 Randolph at Pompfon Lakes, 4 Girls tennis High Point at Lenape Valley, 3:45 Sparta at Hopatcong, 3:45 Hanover Park at Parsippany, 3:45 Newton at Pope John, 3:45 Wallkill Valley at Sussex Tech, 3:45 Parsippany Hills at West Essex, 3:45 Madison at Caldwell, 4 Morris Catholic at St. Elizabeth, 4 Morris Knolls at Livingston, 4 Boonton at Bernards, 4 Whippany Park at Pingry, 4 Chatham al Morristown, 4 Mount Olive at Moms Hills.

4 Columbia at West Morris, 4 Randolph at Roxbury, 4 Montville at Pequannock, 4 St. Elizabeth at Morris Catholic, 4 Verona at Mountain Lakes, 4 Millburn at Villa Walsh, 4 Gymnastics Montville at Columbia, 5 Volleyball Chatham at Bishop Ahr, 4 West Essex at Hanover Park, 4 Holes-in-One Matt Butter at Knoll East Country Club on the 127-yard No. 14 with a pitching wedge. He played with Ban Bradley, Joe Nostrame and Rich Lennon. Dick Deakovick at Spring Brook Country Club on the 166-yard No.

10 with a 7 wood. He played with Mike Barry and Jim Prisco. Patrick Hogan at Pinch Brook Golf Course on the 1 45-yard No. 1 0 with an 6 iron. He played with Warren Kirby Peter Metsopulos and Robert Criswell.

Knoll East Country Club Club Championship: Champion Flight-Mike Prisco def. Hank Andreski. A Flight-George Grube def. Rich Alder-ton. Flight-Nick DiAnuzzo def.

John Austin. Flight-Mike Ruccio def. Jim Lyons. Flight-Bill Brex def. Mike Gan-ley.

Morris Couny Golf Club IB-Hole Ladies Criers Tournament: 1 Emilie Williams; 2. Mary Tompkins. 18-Hole Ladiea Handicap Championship: Mary Alice Smith def. Betsy Hepburn. Year Long Pro-Am: (tie) Frank Randolph, Bill Seely and Tom Mead with Mike Ozog 56; Bob McMullan, John Magnier and Jack Jacobus with Adam Shea 56.

Picatinny Golf Club Pro Member: 1. Tom Manziano, Charlie Giufurta, Joe Argento, Clint Williams; 2. Casey O' Reilly, Lester Jee, Bob Ships, Elly Hantho; 3. (tie) Mike Havay, Augie Thiesing, Ed Turner, John Herzo; Ed Osowski, Dale Mertz, Leo Giangrande, Frank Zeieznik. Kickers: Ken Fehsal 70.

Blind Partners: Bob Dombroski and Chuck Cholon; 2. Gerry Cook and Jim Wyatt; 3. Kevin Etlis and Joe Kosalko. Spring Brook Country Club Nine Holers: Low Gross-Vera Walsh 59. Front Nine Andrea Stephenson 63, net 35; Vera Walsh 59, net 38.

18-Hole Ladies: Corneilia Anderson, Shirley Scott, Norrie Oelkers, Jan Bryan 61; Hilo Nicholson, Pam Anievas, Bev Hubert 54. Sweeps-Net: Front Nine-Bill Lloyd, Mike Colonna 34. Back Nine-George Garrison 29. Overall-George Ganson 66. Sweeps-Gross: Front Nine-Bill Yawger 36.

Back Nine-Bill Yawger, Jon Wagenseller 37. Overall-Bill Yawger 73. Net Skins: Art Anievas No. Pat Mlnter No. Ron Delarosa No.

Jim Curry No. 9. Gross Skins: John Kilcullen No. John Kilcullen No. Mike Stevenson No.

1 Bill Yawger No. 1 1 John Kilcullen No. 12; Bill Yawger No. 16. John F.

Kilcullen Sr. Quadangular Interclub: Spring Brook 179; Fairmount 176; Mendham 149 Vi, Roxiticus 71 Vi. Sunday Oct. 11 at ST. LOUIS 4 p.m.

CH. 2 Sunday Oct. 11 Kjirf 5 vs. ATLANTA 8:15 P-m-VJSSPII ESPN Camay Sungu associated press Venus Williams returns to Patty Schnyder during their finals match at the Grand Slam Cup tennis tournament in Munich, Germany. Williams won in three sets, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2.

A big payday for Rios, Williams Yankees and Devils WABC 770 AM; Giants WNEW 102.7 FM; Jets and Rangers WFAN 660 AM or WXRK 92.3 FM. MSG Madison Square Garden. FSNY Fox Sports New York, If necessary. Associated Press Champions, Semifinal. From Irving, Texas.

106389 8 p.m. Baseball NL Division Series, San Diego Padres at Houston Astros, Game 5. (If necessary; alternate prime-time lineup see page C2.) 508698 7 NFL Football Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers. Green Bay defeated NFC Central-rival Minnesota twice last season, 27-11 on the road and 38-32 at Lambeau Field. (CC) 16564358 ESPN Gymnastics Rock 'N Roil Gymnastics.

From Orlando. 246327 1p.m. ESPN Golf Buick Challenge, Final Round. From Pine Mountain, Ga. 915105 3 p.m.

ESPN Baseball Division Series, Game 5. (If necessary) (CC) 906292 ESPN2 Auto Racing SCCA Rim of the World Rally. From Palmdale, Calif. 5351969 7:30 p.m. MSG Tennis Nuveen Tour: Coopers Lybrand Boys Soccer GOLF Chatham 2, Westfield 0 NHL Saturday Buick Challenge At Pine Mountain, Ga.

Final scores Marcelo Rios can soothe his aching back with a $1.3 million paycheck. Wincing in pain and on the verge of quitting early on, Rios persevered yesterday to beat a weary Andre Agassi in five sets and capture the Grand Slam Cup in Munich, Germany, for the richest prize in tennis. Venus Williams won the inaugural women's edition of the tournament, using a big serve to overpower Patty Schnyder of Switzerland 6-2, 3-6; 6-2 and earn $800,000. Rios looked as if he would retire but the Chilean recovered to win 64, 2-6, 7-6 (7-1 5-7, 6-3. Agassi, now No.

8 after falling from the top 100 last year, seemed worn out by nearly seven hours of tennis in two days. He needed 3 hours, 40 minutes to beat Karol Kucera in the semifinals, while Rios had a three-set win over Mark Philippoussis. Flyers dump Devils HOCKEY: Mike Maneluk scored a pair of power-play goals including the game-winner as Philadelphia took an early 44) lead and held on to defeat New Jersey 5-3 last night in the final preseason National Hockey League game for both teams. Alexandre Daigle, Chris Therien and Mike Silinger also scored for the Flyers (6-2-1). Goals by Bobby Holik, Sheldon Souray and Scott Daniels brought the Devils (2-2-2) within 4-3 with 4:51 left in the third period.

Witii the Flyers having a two-man advantage, Maneluk rebounded a shot by Rod Brind' Amour with 2:07 left for the winning margin. Philadelphia goaltender Ron Hextall made 34 saves. Chris Terreri of the Devils stopped 26 shots Westfield 0 0-0 Chatham 0 2-0 Goals: Mike Walsh (C) 2. Assists: Brian Hansbury (C). Goalkeepers: Mike Stotler (W) 6.

R.J. Marvinney (C) 5. Record: Chatham 7-1. By Michael (Roxy) Roxborough Baseball Favorite Odds Underdog American League YANKEES 11-13 Indians Overunder total: 9 runs. Odds to win the series: Yankees vs.

Indians $350. Odds to win In exact number of games Yankees Games Indians 7-2 4 40-1 5-2 5 18-1 5-2 6 12-1 4-1 7 8-1 Odds to win the NL MVP Player Odds Sammy Sosa 6-5 Mark McGwire 8-5 Greg Vaughn 5-2 Chipper Jones 6-1 Andres Galarraga 8-1 MoisesAlou 15-1 Odds to win the AL MVP Player Odds Juan Gonzalez 4-5 Manny Ramirez 3-1 Nomar Garciaparra 4-1 Mo Vaughn 5-1 Albert Belle 8-1 Ken Griffey Jr. 8-1 NFL Favorite Pts OAJ Underdog PACKERS 7 47 LIONS Money Line: PACKERS vs. Vikings $250. 1 St half line: PACKERS -4.

1st half total: Overunder 24. Spread by quarter: 1st- Packers PK, 2nd- Packers -3, 3rd- Packers PK, 4th- Packers -1. Overunder total by quarter: 1st-10, 2nd- 14, 3rd- 10, 4th-13. Total FG's: Overunder 3. Total INT's: Overunder 2.

Total sacks: Overunder 4. Total fumbles lost: Overunder 2. Total receptions for Randy Moss: Overunder 4.5. Longest TD: Packers vs. Vikings $120.

Most points scored: 2nd quarter vs. 4th quarter $115. Sunday COWBOYS 7.5 39.5 Panthers PATRIOTS 3 38 Chiefs 49ers 10 42.5 SAINTS Steelers 3 40.5 BENGALS Redskins 3 38 EAGLES Bills 3 37 COLTS RAVENS 4 40.5 Oilers CARDS 3.5 41.5 Bears Broncos 5 46.5 SEAHAWKS Jets 4.5 42.5 RAMS RAIDERS NL NL Chargers GIANTS 2 38 Falcons Monday JAGUARS 6.5 40 Dolphins Bye week: Lions, Packers, Vikings, Bucs. College Football Favorite Points Underdog Thursday VaTech 5 BOSTON COLL Saturday CAROLINA 8.5 Pittsburgh NC STATE 3 GaTech Virginia 25 TEMPLE CLEMSON 7.5 Maryland Marshall 5.5 OHIO WAKE FOREST 7.5 Duke TOLEDO 16.5 Ball St Akron 8 KENT MICHIGAN ST 9.5 Indiana ALABAMA 6.5 Mississippi Ohio SI 36 ILLINOIS SO MISS NL Louisville Nebraska NL TEXAS ASM AIR FORCE 15 Navy BYU 32 Unlv Missouri 10 5 IOWA ST MIAMI-OHIO 16.5 Bowl Green IOWA 10 5 NWestern Kansas SI 14.5 COLORADO PennSI 17.5 MINNESOTA WYOMING 9 Smu ARIZONA ST 4 Noire Dame Tennessee NL GEORGIA Flonda SI 9 5 MIAMI-FLA Oregon 13 5 WASH ST d-Texas 7.5 Oklahoma HOUSTON 6 Army COLORADO ST 13 Tulsa USC 14 California STANFORD 1 Oregon SI SYRACUSE 40 Cincinnati MICHIGAN 6.5 Michigan FLORIDA 105 Lsu MISS ST 2.5 Auburn TEXAS TECH 4.5 Oklahoma St KENTUCKY 14.5 Carolina BAYLOR 6 Kansas Arkansas 13 MEMPHIS VANDERBILT 3.5 Michigan TCU PK Fresno SI NEW MEXICO 6 Tex-EI Paso WISCONSIN 5.5 Purdue Rice 7 SAN JOSE ST SAN DIEGO ST 18 Hawaii Ucla 3.5 ARIZONA Idaho 1 ARKANSAS ST WASHINGTON 20 Utah St CAROLINA NL Ala-Birm NEV-RENO 13 New Mexico SI FLORIDA 33 Illinois La Tech 12 NE LOUISIANA BOISE ST 6.5 North Texas Dallas Home teams in capital letters NL-denotes no line. Note: Open is the opening line, current is the up to date line, and OU is the overunder point total for each game.

NO LINE REPORT: There is no line on the Raiders- Chargers game due to Oakland OB Jeff George (questionable) and RB Napolean Kaufman (questionable). On the College Football board, there is no line on the Southern Mississippi-Louisville game due to Southern Miss OB Lee Roberts (questionable): there is no line on the Nebraska-Texas ASM game due to Nebraska QB Bobby New-combe (questionable); there Is no line on the Tennessee-Georgia game due to Tennessee RB Jamal Lewis (questionable); the UAB-East Carolina game has been scratched due to numerous injuries on the Alabama-Birmingham side. BOXING REPORT: In the WBO featherweight title fight on October 31 In Atlantic City, New Jersey. Naseem Hamed is vs. Wayne McCullough at $350; on the same card, In the IBF junior featherweight title fight, Danny Romero is vs.

Vuyani Bungu al $120; In the WBC welterweight title fight on November 21 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Oscar De La Hoya Is vs. Ike Quartey at $280. Walter Zembriski, $2,175 70-73-73216 -5 Bruce Summerhays, $2,175 74-70-72216-5 Harold Henning, $1 ,650 73-74-70 21 7 -4 Buzz Thomas, 1 ,650 68-77-72 2 1 7 -4 Jim Dent, $1,650 75-70-72217-4 Larry Ziegler, $1,410 71-73-75219-2 Arlis Pike. $1 ,275 79-71-70-220 -1 J.C.Snead, $1 ,275 72-74-74220 -1 HubertGreen, $1,140 76-76-69 221 Jack Lewis, $1 ,050 71 -75-76222 1 Bruce Crampton, $990 73-74-76223 2 Hank Cooper, $900 76-79-73228 7 Lee Elder, $900 77-74-77228 7 Belgacom Open At Knokke, Belgium Final scores x-Sfeve Elkington, $270,000 Fred Funk, $162,000 Bill Glasson, $102,000 J.L. Lewis.

$72,000 Skip Kendall, $60,000 David Duval, $52,125 Sieve Flesch, $52,125 Jeff Maggert, $39,000 Chris Perry, $39,000 Ben Bales, $39,000 Hal Sutton, $39,000 Girls Soccer 66-70-66-65267 -21 63-67-68-69-267 -21 69-65-65-69268 -20 66-69-66-68269-19 71-70-67-63271 -17 66- 68-70-69273-15 67- 66-69-71-273-15 69- 69-69-67274-14 70- 68-69-67274 -14 71- 69-67-67274-14 72- 66-67-69-274 -14 63- 71-69-71274 -14 70-67-66-71274-14 70-67-71-67275-13 69- 70-70-66275-13 66-74-68-67-275-13 70- 71-67-67275-13 68- 71-68-68275-13 71- 67-67-70275 -13 71-67-69-69276-12 71-68-68-69276 -12 66- 71-69-70276-12 68-70-67-71276-12 67- 68-73-69277-11 67- 73-71-66277-11 68- 68-70-71-277-11 70- 69-71-68278-10 71- 67-69-71278-10 68-65-71-74278-10 70-71-68-70279 -9 70-67-71-71279 -9 68- 69-72-70279 -9 70- 69-71-69279 -9 71- 69-68-71279 -9 69- 71-68-71279 -9 72- 69-67-71279 -9 70- 68-73-68279 -9 71- 70-65-73279 -9 68- 68-72-72280 -8 69- 68-71-72280 -8 70- 70-68-72-280 -8 69-69-70-72-280 -8 69-70-73-68-280 -8 68- 71-71-71281 -7 69- 70-72-70281 -7 68- 72-72-69281 -7 71- 70-73-67281 -7 64- 71-73-74282 -6 69- 71-69-73282 -6 70- 71-69-72282 -6 66-72-72-72282 -6 72- 69-71-70282 -6 71- 68-73-70282 -6 70-71-72-69282 -6 69-70-74-69282 -6 65- 73-75-69282 -6 on goal. Flyers Captain Eric Lindros, who irritated a strained groin during a Preseason Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pta GF GA Philadelphia 6 2 1 13 33 17 Pittsburgh 4 2 3 11 23 22 Rangers 4 4 1 9 21 21 Devils 2 2 2 6 12 13 Islanders 0 3 1 1 9 14 Northeaat Division Pis GF GA Toronto 6 12 14 31 17 Ottawa 5 3 0 10 27 17 Boston 3 5 1 7 23 23 Montreal 3 5 0 6 25 31 Buffalo 1 5 0 2 9 21 Southeast Division Pts GF GA Washington 5 2 0 10 22 22 Carolina 5 3 0 10 21 20 Tampa Bay 4 2 0 8 20 19 Florida 2 3 2 6 19 21 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Pts GF GA St. Louis 4 3 0 8 23 27 Nashville 2 4 2 6 21 27 Chicago 2 4 1 5 26 27 Detroit 2 5 1 5 23 29 Northwest Division Colorado 5 3 1 11 35 29 Edmonton 4 5 1 9 29 26 Vancouver 4 3 0 8 23 19 Calgary 2 6 1 5 19 29 Pacific Division Pts GF GA Los Angeles 5 2 1 11 28 21 Dallas 4 2 1 9 25 14 Phoenix 3 3 1 7 16 21 San Jose 2 5 0 4 17 24 Anaheim 2 6 0 4 25 34 Friday's Games Devils 2, Philadelphia 1 Colorado 3, Pittsburgh 3, lie Carolina 2, Toronto 0 Florida 3, Tampa Bay 2 Nashville 2, Anaheim 1 Dallas 5, Phoenix 2 Edmonton 5, Calgary 3 Vancouver 4, San Jose 3 Saturday's Games Philadelphia 3, Delroit 2 Pittsburgh 3, Colorado 1 Buffalo 2. Ottawa 1 Rangers 3, Boston 1 Tampa Bay 5, Florida 4 Islanders 1 Devils 1 Toronto 5. Carolina 1 Dallas 5, St.

Louis 2 Anaheim 3, Nashville 0 Los Angeles 2, San Jose 1 Sunday's Games Late Game Not Included Boston 3, Rangers 2 Philadelphia 5, Devils 3 Washington 5, Islanders 3 Chicago 2, Toronto 2, tie Vancouver vs. Los Angeles at Bakers-field, (n) Monday's Games Chicago af Montreal, 7 p.m. Washington at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8 30 p.m. MCT Preliminaries Mount Olive 2, Whippany Park 1 Whippany Park 0 1-1 Mount Olive 1 1-2 Goals: Jen Schroeder (MO) 2, Lauren Hastie (WP).

Assists: Sheena Varhgeese (MO), Allie Matleo (MO). Goalkeepers: Ashley Gutermuth (MO) 14, Christine Kalafut (WP) 12. Records: Mount Olive 3-4-2, Whippany Park 3-4. Chatham 8, Hanover Park 0 Hanover Park 0 0-0 Chatham 5 3-8 Goals: Beth Tusso (C) 3, Kathleen Smith (C) 2, Emily Manger (C), Amy McCabe (C), Courtney Hurley (C). Assists: Erin Dupak (C) 2.

Smith (C) 2, Manger (C) 2. Goalkeepers: Sheri Rutenburg (C) 14; Jayne Wise (C) 2, Jennifer DeTrolio (HP) 20. Records: Chatham 4-3-1. Parsippany Hills 1, Dover 0 (Sudden Death OT) Dover 0 0 0 0 -0 Parsippany Hills 0 0 0 0 -1 Sudden Death Goals: Lori Giorgino (PH), Lindsay MCNeil (PH), Vicki Valente (PH), Michelle Deacon (D), Gabriela Lorelll (D). Goalkeepers: Christine Serzan (D) 40, Devon Humphries (PH) 9.

Records: Dover 1-6-2, Parsippany Hills 5-5. Montville 2, Madison 0 Madison 0 0-0 Montville 2 0-2 Goals: Stacie Jackowitz Jennifer Kozel (Mo Assist: Sandra Ackerman Barbara Schreck Goalkeepers: Suellen Novak (Mo.) 16, Becca Shoaf (Ma.) 6. Records: Montville 5-2-2, Madsion 3- 6. Jim Carter, $39,000 Neal Lancaster, $39,000 Payne Stewart, $24,750 Davis Love III, $24,750 Tim Herron, $24,750 Larry Mize, $24,750 Kevin Wenfworth, $24,750 Billy Andrade, $24,750 BobTway. $17,475 David Peoples, $17,475 Frank Lickliter, $17,475 J.P.

Hayes, $17,475 Brandel Chamblee, $13,200 Justin Leonard, $13,200 Stephen Ames, $13,200 Michael Bradley, $11,100 Bob Gilder, $11,100 A. Weibring, $11,100 Clarence Rose, $8,533 David Ogrin, $8,533 Brent Geiberger, $8,533 Mike Small, $8,533 Mike Raid, $6,533 Billy Mayfair, $8,533 Mike Brisky. $8,533 Kirk Tripled, $8,533 Glen Day, $8,533 Rick Fehr, $6,150 Brett Quigley, $6,150 Curtis Strange, $6,150 Grant Waite, $6,150 Glen Hnafiuk, $6,150 Corey Pavin, $4,800 Omar Urestl, $4,800 David Sutherland, $4,800 Gary Hallberg, $4,800 Russ Cochran, $3,636 Loren Roberts. $3,636 Scott McCarron, $3,636 Franklin Langham, $3,636 Robert Gamez, $3,636 Pride, $3,636 'Scott Gump, $3, 636 Clark Dennis, $3,636 Tom Byrum. $3,636 Jeff Sluman, $3,636 Vijay Singh, $3,315 Mark Brooks, $3,315 Jim McGovem, $3,315 a-Matt Kuchar, $0 Harrison Frazar, $3,315 Don Pooley, $3,210 Mike Springer, $3,210 Scott Hoch, $3,210 Mark Calcavecchia, $3,150 Dan Forsman, $3,105 Tommy Toiles, $3,105 Phit Tataurangi, $3,060 Guy Boros, $3,030 lain Steel, $3,000 x-won on first playoff hole 67-68-67-66268 65- 67-69-87268 64-72-68-66-270 64- 70-67-69270 70-68-66-68272 70- 67-66-69-272 71- 71-67-64273 69- 71-67-66273 70- 67-69-67273 70-70-69-65-274 70- 68-69-67274 71- 68-68-67274 66- 67-73-68274 69-67-69-69274 69-68-67-70274 67- 71-66-70274 67- 71-70-67275 71-68-69-67275 69- 72-67-67-275 68- 72-67-68275 74-68-67-67276 71-69-68-68276 70- 69-69-68-276 69- 67-71-69276 74-62-71-69-276 68- 70-69-69-276 67- 69-67-73276 70- 69- 70-70-68277 71- 69-70-68-278 66-71-72-69278 65- 72-72-69-278 64-72-70-72278 68- 71-74-66279 69- 70-72-68279 66- 71-71-69279 68-71-70-70279 68-70-69-72279 71- 70-71-68280 71-71-69-69280 67- 74-67-72280 71- 69-74-67281 73-69-68-71281 68- 70-69-74281 70- 72-71-69282 70-68-73-71282 72- 70-70-70282 68- 74-69-71282 69- 73-68-71281 70- 71-69-72-282 68- 72-75-68283 70-70-73-70-283 73- 67-71-72283 66-71-73-73283 73-69-74-68-284 70- 71-72-71284 72-70-71-71284 71- 70-70-73284 69- 72-78-66285 70- 72-71-72285 71- 70-71-73285 70-71-70-74285 69-73-72-72286 69- 71-72-74286 70- 72-74-72268 72- 70-73-74289 70-70-73-77290 LeeWestwood.

England, $113,000 Fredrik Jacobson, Sweden Robert Karisson, Sweden Greg Turner, New Zealand Peter Mitchell, England Jarmo Sandelin, Sweden Mark Mouland, Wales Alex Cejka, Germany Michael Jonzon, Sweden Paul Affleck, Wales Joakim Haeggman, Sweden Gordon Brand Scotland Rolf Muntz, Netherlands Peter O'Malley, Australia Anthony Wall, England Paolo Qulrici, Switzerland Jose Rivero, Spain Dean Robertson, Scotland Jean Van De Velde, France Mark James, England Padraig Harrington, Ireland Gary Evans, England Raymond Russell, Scotland Per-Ulrik Johansson, Sweden Greg Owen, England Robert Jan Derksen, Netherlands Sven Struver, Germany Olle Karisson, Sweden Adam Hunter, Scotland Daniel Chopra, Sweden Andrew Beal, England Nick Faldo, England Van Phillips, England Jose Maria Olazabal, Spain Carl Suneson, Spain Stephen Bennett, England Ross Drummond, Scotland Peter Baker, England Pedro Llnhart, Spain Howard Clark, England Tom Gillis, U.S. David Howell, England Philip Walton, Ireland Wayne Riley, Australia Steve Alker, New Zealand Roger Chapman, England Marc Farry, France Richard Boxall, England Fredrik Henge, Sweden Chris Van der Velde. Netherlands Olivier Edmond, France Ivo Giner, Spain Ignacio Garrido, Spain Andrew Sherborne, England Klas Eriksson, Sweden Brian Davis, England Derrick Cooper, England Nicolas Vanhootegem, Belgium Francisco Cea, Spain Rodger Davis, Australia Stephen Scahill, New Zealand Sam Torrance, Scotland Jim Payne, England Malcolm Mackenzie, England Didier De Vooght, Belgium Phil Golding, England Joakim Raak, Sweden 71- 70-74-67282 69- 70-70-74283 70- 71-70-72283 69-71-72-71283 72- 67-73-71283 69-72-72-70283 71- 69-71-73284 69- 69-73-73284 70- 70-72-72284 68-73-74-70-285 71- 70-72-73286 67-74-73-72286 72- 69-75-71287 72- 68-78-72290 2 73- 68-81-7729911 College Schedule Men's soccer CCM al Drew JV, 4 TRANSACTIONS Nike San Jose Open At San Jose, Calif. Finai scores MLS 3-2 victory Saturday' over Detroit, said he expects to be back on the ice practicing tomorrow and to play Friday in Philadelphia's regular season opener against the Rangers in New York. Peter Ferrarp scored with 3:25 left, giving the Boston Bruins a 3-2 victory over the New York Rangers in each team's exhibition finale.

Ferraro scored from the right circle, beating a screened Mike Richter on the glove side. Wayne Gretzky appeared to tie the game for the Rangers with just 18 seconds remaining, but referee Richard Trottier ruled that John MacLean had pushed the puck ahead to Gretzky with his gloved hand. The Rangers scored twice in a 1:07 span of the third period to erase a 2-0 Boston lead. Harry York scored his first goal of the preseason, sending Mike Knuble's pass past Rob Tallas. Gretzky picked up an assist when he fed a pass to Esa Tikkanen, who beat Tallas at 13:27.

Elkington wins playoff GOLF: Steve Elkington, coming from four shots back in regulation yesterday, paired the first playoff hole of the Buick Challenge to beat Fred Funk, who had led the first three days of the $1.5 million tournament. Elkington, sidelined for a month earlier this year with a bout with viral meningitis, shot a 5-under-par 65 for a 267 to tie Funk, who had a 68 in the final round over the par 72, Mountain View course at the Callaway Gardens resort 75 miles southwest of Atlanta. On the first playoff hole the par 4, 432-yard 18th hole, Funk hit into a fairway bunker, 184 yards from the pin. His second shot hit the lip of the bunker and caromed into the fairway about 20 yards sideways, and his third shot landed in the deep rough, five yards off the green all before Elking-ton's second shot. Funk's fourth shot landed 8 feet beyond the pin.

Elkington 's second shot was in the middle of the green, and he calmly two-putted for his par and the ninth win of his career. Gil Morgan says he's drained from a long season on the Senior PGA Tour. Ditto for Hale Irwin. Yet there they were again, placing 1-2 in yesterday's $1.5 million Vantage Championship. Morgan rallied from four shots back with a final-round 5-under-par 65 to beat his chief rival by one shot on the par-70, Tanglewood Park championship course.

Morgan's 12-under-par 198 total earned him $225,000 and tied him with Irwin, the tour's leading money winner, with six wins apiece. Irwin, the first golfer to reach the $2 million mark in a season last year, is $580 short of the $2.5 million mark in 1998. Kwan and Eldredge win titles FIGURE SKATING: Michelle Kwan and Todd Eldredge each earned 6.0 presentation marks on their free skate last night to win titles at the Keri Lotion Figure Skating Classic. Kwan, the world champion and 1998 Olympic silver medalist, earned two perfect marks. Eldredge, the 1998 world championships runner-up, received one 6.0 mark.

American Michael Weiss finished second, followed by Ukraine's Viktor Petrenko and Olympic champion IliaKulik. Angela Nikodinov was second in the women's competition. Russia's Maria Butyrskaya finished third and Surya Bonaly of France wound up fourth. BOWLING Vantage Championship At Clemmons, N.C. Final scores Gil Morgan, $225,000 66-67-651 98 -23 Hale Irwin, $132,000 67-65-67199-22 Tom Wargo, $99,000 69-67-64200 -21 Jerry McGee, $99,000 66-63-71 200 -21 John Jacobs, $66,000 68-68-65201 -20 Lee Trevino, $66,000 66-68-67201 -20 Terry Dill, $43,800 68-72-62202 -19 Walter Hall, $43,800 68-68-66202 -1 9 Dana Quigley, $43,800 68-67-67202 -1 9 Jay Sigel, $43,800 65-69-68202 -1 9 Joe Inman, $43,800 66-66-70202 -1 9 David Lundstrom, $28,000 68-70-65-203 -1 8 Larry Nelson, $28,000 65-71-67203-18 Ed Dougherty, $28,000 68-68-67203 -18 Brian Barnes, $28,000 64-71 -68203 -1 8 Allen Doyle.

$28,000 68-65-70203 -1 8 Ray Floyd, $28,000 64-69-70203 -1 8 Bob Murphy, $1 8,338 69-71 -64204 -1 7 Bud Allin, $18,338 64-75-65204-17 Hugh Baiocchl, $18,338 71-69-64204-17 Frank Conner, $18,338 67-71-66-204-17 Bob Duval. $18,338 70-68-66-204-17 Jose Maria Canizares, $18,338 72-65-67204 -17 Dan Wood, $18,338 70-66-68204-17 Dave Stockton, $18,338 70-65-69204 -17 Vicente Fernandez, $13,650 69-71-65205 -16 Bob E. Smith, $13,650 65-72-68205 -16 Isao Aoki, $1 3.650 69-67-69205 -1 6 Tom Jenkins, $1 1 ,588 76-66-65207-14 John Schroeder, $1 1 ,588 72-69-66207 -1 4 Graham Marsh, $1 1 ,588 86-73-68207 -14 Dave Eichelberger, $11,588 68-71-68207 -14 Simon Hobday, $9,675 70-70-68208-13 Gary Player, $9,675 69-70-69208-13 Gibby Gilbert, $9,675 70-67-71208 -13 Larry Laoretti, $9,675 70-66-72208 -13 George Archer, $8,250 71-71-67209 -12 Dale DouglasB, $8,250 70-72-67-209 -12 John Mahaffey, $8,250 69-70-70209-12 Rocky Thompson, $6,750 73-70-67-210 -1 1 Leonard Thompson, $6,750 69-73-68210 -11 Ray Arinno, $6,750 76-67-67210-11 Jim Colbert, $6,750 70-70-70210-11 Kermit Zarley, $6,750 66-73-71210-11 David Graham, $6,750 72-67-71210-11 Mike Hill, $6,750 71-68-71210-11 Bruce Lehnhard, $5,250 73-70-6821 1 -10 Jim Albus, $5,250 73-69-6921 1 -10 DeWItt Weaver, $5,250 70-71-70211 -10 John D. Morgan, $4,500 73-69-70-212 -9 Miller Barber, $4,500 67-72-73212-9 Charles Coody, $3,900 3 -8 KurtCox, $3,900 74-69-70213 -8 Mike McCullough, $3,300 71-75-68214-7 Tommy Aaron, $3,300 74-72-68214-7 Bob Dickson. $3,300 70-73-71214 -7 Bob Eastwood, $3,300 68-74-72214 -7 Wall Morgan.

$3,300 69-72-73214-7 Billy King. $2,700 75-70-70215-6 Bobby Slroble, $2,700 74-71-70215-6 Tom Shaw. $2,700 73-71-71215-6 Fred Gibson, $2,175 75-72-69216-5 Bobby Nichols, $2,175 71-74-71216-5 BASEBALL Northwoods League ROCHESTER HONKERS Signed Tom Fleenor, manager, to a one-year contract. HOCKEY National Hockey League CALGARY FLAMES-Assigned Chris Dingman, Hnat Domenichellt, and Travis Brigtey to Saint John of the AHL. DALLAS STARS-Assigned Mel Angetstad.

Greg Leeb, Petr Buzek, Richard Jackman, and Brad Lukowich to Michigan of the IHL. PHOENIX COYOTE S-Asstgned Tavis Hansen, Brad Tiley, Radoslav Suchy, LW Barry Nieckar, and Joe Dziedzic to Springfield of the AHL. Assigned J.F. Jomphe to Las Vegas of the IHL. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Assigned Nathan Dempsey to St.

John's of the AHL. Released Steven Rice and Nikolai Borschevsky. VANCOUVER CANUCKS-Assigned Josh Hotden, LW Peter Schaefer, Bret Sopel, and Mike Valley to Syracuse of the AHL. Sent Brad Ference to Spokane of the WHL Reassigned LW Richard Irwin and RW Stewart Bodtker from Syracuse to Augusta of the ECHL American Hockey League SYRACUSE CRUNCH-Released Mike Pietrangelo. Central Hockey League MEMPHIS RIVERKINGS-Named Jim Latofi acting director of hockey operations and Glen Thomborough assistant coach.

United Hockey League MUSKEGON FURY-Signed Scott Feasby to a one-year contract. COLLEGE HAVER FOR D-Named Brooke Fritz women's assistant soccer coach, Rachel Steinbrook assistant field hockey and women's lacrosse coach and Monica Starr and Amy Taylor women's assistant volleyball coaches. 66-71-69-66272 66- 68-70-68-272 64-69-71-68272 69-66-70-68-273 67- 68-70-68273 69- 71-69-65274 66- 71-67-70274 68- 69-70-68275 68- 68-66-73275 70- 61-71-73275 70-70-71-65276 67- 70-68-71276 66- 72-67-72277 67- 67-77-67-278 70- 69-70-69278 67- 67-72-73279 69- 68-67-75-279 68- 70-73-69280 73- 67-71-69280 69- 68-72-71280 69-71-69-71-280 69-68-71-72280 72-67-74-68281 69- 69-74-69281 71- 69-72-69281 70- 69-72-70281 70-67-73-71281 69- 70-71-71-281 72- 67-74-69282 68-66-77-71282 68-69-74-71-282 70- 68-73-71282 68-72-71-71282 70- 69-71-72282 71- 69-70-72282 68-69-72-73-282 71-69-68-74282 67-73-76-67283 71-66-76-70283 67- 71-74-71283 68- 71-72-72283 69- 71-71-72283 68-71-69-75-283 71- 66-68-78283 68-72-75-69-284 70- 69-73-72284 70-70-72-72284 67- 69-73-75 2 B4 66-70-73-75284 70-67-71-76284 68- 70-79-68-285 69- 69-76-71285 74- 66-73-72285 72- 68-72-73-285 x-Robin Freeman, $40,500 Sean Murphy, $22,050 Tom Scherrer, $22,050 Doug Dunakey, $12,938 Brian Tennyson, $12,938 Don Reese, $9,563 Chris Zambri, $9,563 Woody Austin, $6,750 Michael Allen, $6,750 Gene Sauers, $6,750 John Maginnes, $4,219 Danny Briggs, $4,219 Bob Burns, $3,713 Mike Sposa, $3,375 Michael Clark, $3,375 Eric Booker, $3,026 Notah Begay, $3,026 Matt Gogel, $2,588 Dennis Zinkon, $2,588 Gary Rusnak, $2,588 Joey Snyder, $2,588 Paul Claxton, $2,588 Deane Pappas. $1,969 Joe Ogilvie, $1,969 Pat Bates, $1,969 Chris Anderson, $1 ,969 Karl Zoller, $1,969 Jeff Gove, $1 ,989 Timothy Bogue, $1 ,320 Charlie Wi, $1,320 Kevin Rliey, $1,320 Kevin Johnson, $1 ,320 Eric Johnson, $1 ,320 Brent Schwarzrock, $1 ,320 Joey Gultion, $1 ,320 Robert Huxtable, $1,320 Chris Hunsucker, $1 ,320 Charles Rauierson, $945 Rocky Walcher, $945 Michael Walton, $945 Jaxon Brlgman, $945 David Berganio, $945 Chris Couch, $945 Chris Slutts, $945 Don Walsworth, $690 Casey Martin, $690 Dave Rummells, $690 Patrick Lee, $690 Bob Sowards. $690 Jeff Barlow, $690 Robert Floyd, $563 Ron Whittaker, $563 Garrett Larson, $563 Roger Maltble, $563 x-won on fourth playoff hoia Playoff Schedule CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Bsst-of-3) EASTERN CONFERENCE D.C.

vs. Mismi Wednesday, Sept. 30 D.C. United 2, Miami 1 Sunday, Oct. 4 D.C.

United 1 Miami 0, SO (3-2), D.C. United wins series 2-0 Columbus vs. New York-New Jersey Wednesdsy, Sept. 30 Columbus 5, NY-NJ 3 Saturday, Oct. 3 Columbus 2, NY-NJ 1, SO (3-2), Columbus wins series 2-0 WESTERN CONFERENCE Colorado vs.

Chicago Thursdsy, Oct. 1 Chicago 2, Colorado 1, SO (3-2), Chicago leads series 1 -0 Monday, Oct. 6 Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7 Colorado at Chicago, 9 p.m., if necessary Dallas vs.

Los Angeles Thursday, Oct. 1 Los Angeles 6, Dallas 1 Sunday, Oct. 4 Los Angeles 3, Dallas 2, Los Angeles wins series 2-0 CONFERENCE FINALS (Beit-of-3) Oct. 9-21 TBA CHAMPIONSHIP At Pasadena, Calif. Sunday, Oct.

25 East Champion vs. West Champion, 3:30 p.m. PBA National Finance Championship At Virginia Beach, Va. First-round standings 1, Tommy Delutz Flushing, N.Y., 1 ,441. 2, Patrick Healey Chesterfield, 1,424.

3, Bob Learn Erio, 1,417. 4, Len Blakey, Tacoma, 1,413. 5, Brian Himmler, Cincinnati, 1,405. 6, Guppy Troup, Taylorsville, N.C, 1,398. 7, Dennis Horan, San Diego, 1 ,387, 8, David Trader, Woodstock, III 1,381, 9, Mike Edwards, Oklahoma City, 1,379.

10, (tie) Jeff Lizzi. Sandusky, Ohio, and John Mazza, Bay City, Mich 1,378. 12, Sean Swanson, Springfield, 1,363 13, Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas, 1,359, 14, Dennis Jacques, Brooklyn N.Y., 1,357. 15, Wayne Webb, Akron, Ohio, 1 ,344. 16.

(tie) Curtis Odom, Cold-water, and Ernie Schlegol, Van-, couver, 1,337. 18, (tie) Don Sylvia, Discovery Bay, and Danny Wiseman, Baltimore, 1 ,333. 20, Robert Smith, Slmi Valley, 1.331. 21, (tie) Chris Barnes, Wichita, and Steve Jaros, Bolingbrook, 1 ,329. 23, Kurt Pilon, Clinton Township, 1,325.

24, Walter Ray Williams Orlando, 1 ,323. 25, Pete Weber, St. Ann, 1,322. 26, Leon Lamm, Bailey. N.C, 1,319.

27, Steve Hoskins, Tarpon Springs, 1,318. 28, Todd Alfred. Virginia Beach, 1 ,304. 29, (tie) Jason Couch, Clermont, and Norm Duke, Clermont, 1.301 31, Jeff Zaffino, Warren. 1,294.

32. Kevin McGerr, Lincoln, 1,293. 33, Bryon Smith, Sulherlin, 1.292. 34, Roger Bowker, Ocala, 1,291. 35.

Dave Arnold, Gilbert. 1 ,288. 36, Brian Voss, Atlanta, 1 ,285. 37, Doug Kent, Canandaigua. N.Y., 1,284, 38, (tie) Duane Hagen, Franklin, and Chris Hayden, Carlstadt.

N.J., 1,283..