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.20 Pensacola News Journal Saturday, January 4, 1997 SCOREBOARD SPORTS Sidelines" 1.: isi- Vat set WHEN: 7:30 p.m. today, men WHERE: Ross Sports Center, PJC RECORDS: PJC 15-2 NOTES: This is the final game before the Pirates start Panhandle Conference play Tuesday. Center Mark Kimbrough Today's Local Events BASKETBALL High School Boys: East HiB Christian Tournament Bethlehem at Jay, 6.30 p.m. Quincy Munroe at Malone, 6:30 p.m. Panama City Bay at Nteeville, 7:30 p.m.

Crestview at Gulf Breeze, 7:30 p.m. High School Girts: Pine Forest at Fort Walton Beach, 4:30 p.m. Crestview at Washington, 6 p.m. Jay at Pace, 7:30 p.m. Niceville at Tallahassee Leon, 5 p.m.

Choctaw at Escambia, 7:30 p.m. College Women: Bishop State at PJC, 5:30 p.m. College Men: Bishop State at PJC, 7:30 p.m. SOCCER International Coca-Cola Classic, Pensacola Soccer Complex, all day -High School Girls: Seminole Invitational: Pace vs. Tallahassee Godby at Florida High, 9 a.m.

Pine Forest Florida Tournament High School Boys: Pace Holiday Classic al Pace Pensacola High Tournament, Finals pjn. Today on TV College Basketball: Artensas-Uttle Rock at New Orleans, ESPN. 11:30 am Temple at DePaul, WGN, noon 12:30 p.m. Evansvaie at IRinois ESPN2, 1 :30 p.m. SE Missouri St.

at Austin Peay, ESPN2, 3:30 p.m. Brigham Young at Wyoming, ESPN2, 5:30 p.m. North Carolina at Wake Forest, ESPN, 7 p.m. Kansas at Kansas ESPN, 9 p.m. College Women's Basketball: Missouri at Iowa State, Sunshine, noon Notre Dame at Ohio St, WKRQ-CBS, 1 p.m.

Texas at Oklahoma, Sunshine, 2 p.m. Oregon State at Oregon, Sunshine, 6 p.m, Goth Anderson Consultin World Championship, ESPN, 2:30 p.m. NFLi San Francisco at GretJn Bay, WALA-Fox, 11:30 a.m. Jacksonville at Denver, WPMI-NBC, 3 p.m. NHL: Philadelphia at Colorado, ESPN2, 8 p.m.

Skating: Canadian Pro Figure Skating Championships, VVKRQ-CBS, 3 p.m. Too Hot to Skate, WKRQ-CBS, 7 p.m. Weekend Football on TV Sunday's NFL: Pittsburgh at New England WPMI-NBC, 1 1:30 a.m. Dallas at Carolina, WALA-Fox, 3 p.m. Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman is averaging 20 points a game.

PJC LINEUP EdSuber 5-9 E.J.Jacobs 6-3 Mark Kimbrough 6-5 Eugene Christopher 6-3 MKiael CuiTrrmrigs 6-6 BISHOP STATE LINEUP Demetrius Kelly 5-11 Arnold Wilson 5-11 Chad Rodgeis 6-3 Calvin Miles 6-2 Efwyne Knight 6-6 FOOTBALL Bowl Glance Dw. it MLasVtga Nevada 18, Bal Stale 15 Ow.25 Blua-Gray Classic Al Montoonwn, Aid i Aloha Bowl Al Honolulu Navy Dsc. 27 UbtrtyBowt At Morrtpnis, Tanr). SyracusaSO. Houston 17 CarqusttBowl At Miami Miarr1, Virginia 21 CopparSoarl At Tucson, Arte.

i Saturday fWiBowt At Atlanta LSU 10, Ctsmson 7 Sunday Alamo Botftf) At San Antonio Iowa 27, Taus Tech 0 Monday Holiday Bowl AtSanDlago Cokxado 33, Washington 21 Tuatday Hantaoe Bowl At Atlanta Howard 27, Southern 24 Sun Bowl AtEPasaTtxas Stanford 38, Michcgan State 0 Imanandenca Bowl AtShnjveportLa. Auburn 32, Army 29 Orange Bowl At Miami Nebraska 41. Virginia Tech 21 Wednesday Outback Bowl At Tampa Alabama 17. Michigan 14 Gator Bowl At JectuonvlNa Not Carolina 20, West Virginal 13 Citrus Bowt At Orlando Tennessee 46. North western 28 Cotton Bowl At Dallas SW Missouri St 55, Wichita St 49 Wisconsin 69.

Purdue 52 ODDS The Latest Line NFL Today's Games GREEN BAY 6'4 Sanftancisco DENVER 14 Jedujonville Sunday's Games ENGLAND 214 Hfrshirah Dallas 3 CAROUfU Neks. Ala. 11 am; Final 4 pm. U-19 Serm-Ftnat 9 a.m.; Final 2 pm. Glrtt 0-H Strffiels 10a.m.; Rral3pm Sunday's Garnet Dayton at Wheeling Birrrmgham at JacWwe Mobile at Tallahassee Ridtmond at Baton Rouge Fridays Game ICE PILOTS 3 LIZARD KINGS 2 (SO) JadutomrWe 1 0 1 6-t Pensacola 1 1 0 1-4 Associated Press DEALS WHEN: 5:30 p.m.

today, women WHERE: Ross Sports Center, PJC RECORDS: PJC 10-3 NOTES: This is the final game before the Lady Pirates start Panhandle Conference play Tuesday. They are coming off an 89-69 win over Peart River on Friday night PJC LINEUP Aisha Griffin 5-6 Freshman Charmaine Leslie 5-9 Soph. Candi Fails 5-10 Fresh. Peaches Vaughn 6-2Vfe Soph. Punkin Daniels) 6-1 Fresh.

HOOKED DEVIL: The Ottawa Senators' Frank Musil attempts to hook the New Jersey Devils Bobby Holik behind the Senators' net during first-period action Friday. New Jersey won 1-0. First Period -1, Jacksonville. Burba 4. 2, Pensacola, Sbrocca 15 119.

Kansas State 15 lose Bowl At Pasadena. CalH. (5-1-8) $25510 TWIN TRIFECTA CARRYOVER $418, TWIN TRIFECTA FORCE PAYOUT EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING NINTH RACE (Time 3049) 5 Ek Maedarttng $440 $2 20 $2.10, 1 Jj Friday BASKETBALL Nltiontl BMlctttMN AnoclittoB PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Placed Mark ftendnckson in the injured list. Actvaled Don Maclean from the injured kst FOOTBALL NttJonal Football Leeoue SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Announced the resignation of Bobby Ross, coach. HOCKEY NttJonet l4ockev Lttgut NHL Suspended Kerfh Primeau, Hartford Whalers center, tor two games tor slashing Washington Capi-bs center Joe Juneau tft a game on Jan.1.

COLLEGE TEXAS AtM Named Steve Kragth-orpe wide receivers coach. WESTERN MROUNA-Promoted Bi BteH, oftenstve coordinator and of-fenstvt line coach, to football coach. i raasoee zv iu, ug I $13 20, nvmropoMI, 18:13 shgl. PenaSee Cloubar, Jax (slashing), 2 47, Buchanan, Pan (roughing), 2 47; Clement, Jax (charging), Be-tanger. Pen (jirjescheciunoj.

179. Second Period 3. Pensacola, Met-ropoM 20 (Beianger, OuennevtUe), 212 (pp). 1 Penaftlet Bufije, Jax (raurjhma), Prpic, Pen (toighi), AUad, Jax iTwokKn), 7 02, Bamoino, Pen (roijghiria), Baromno, Pen (boarding). Clement, Jax (instigating, fioMmg, game misconduct), Prpc Pen ftigritjog), Pomichfer, Jax (boarding), Pit-rang.

Pen (elbowing), 1731. Third Period 4, Jecksonvitle, len- aLeroux, Brierley 15:54. dee Bufbe, Jax (toarding), Ckikey. Jax (roughing). 11.32; Barozano, Pen (roughing), 32.

Shootout Jacksonville 0-5 (misses by Langkw, Ooutier, Pormchter, Mai-ten, Ckikey). Pensacola 1-4 (goal by Melropokt misses by Beianger, Sbrocca. Cencannon). Shots on goal Jacsonvie 8-19-16 -43. Pensacola 13-7-7-27.

Goaltendert Jadoonvilte, Vezina 1-1-2 (27 shots, 25 saves). Pensacola, Gauthier 8-7-0 (43 shots, 41 saves). BASKETBALL NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dtvinon Pet GB Mlsml .........24 7 .774 NewVorlt 22 8 .733 1Vi Washington ........15 15 .500 SVi Orlando 11 17 .393 11Vl New Jersey 6 21 .278 15 Philadelphia 8 21 .278 15 Boston 6 23 .207 17 Central Division Chicago 28 4 .875 Detroit 23 7 .787 4 Cleveland 20 10 .667 7 Atlanta 17 11 .607 9 Charlotte 17 13 .567 10 Milwaukee 15 14 .517 1lVi Indiana 14 15 .483 12ft Toronto 10 20 333 17 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB Houston 24 7 .774 Utah 22 8 .733 1V Minnesota 13 18 .419 11 Datlaa 10 18 .357 12Vt San Antonio 9 20 .310 14 Denver 8 23 .259 18 Vancouver 6 28 .188 18Vd Pacific Division LA. Lakers 23 9 .719 Seattle 23 11 .678 1 Portland 17 15 .531 6 Sacramento 13 19 .408 10 Golden State ...11 18 .379 10Vt LA Clippers 11 19.367 11 Phoenix 10 21 .323 12Vs Thursday's Games New York 92. Washington 80 Miami 101, New Jersey 91 Charlotte 107, Dallas 97 Cleveland 103, Phoenix 94 Detroit 99.

Boston 87 Orlando 96. Toronto 94, OT San Antonio 83. Utah 80 Portland 112. Houston 96 Seattle 96. Philadelphia 82 LA.

Lakers 90, Sacramento 83 HOCKEY NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Adarrttc Division TPta GF GA Philadelphia .25 12 3 53 129 96 Florida 2010 9 49 113 92 Y. Rangers 21 16 47 145 116 New Jersey ..21 14 3 45 102 96 Washington ..17 20 3 37 108 109 Y. Islanders 12 18 8 32 98110 Tampa Bay ...1319 8 31 106117 Northeast Division TPta OP GA Buffalo ........20 15 4 44 116 105 Pittsburgh 4 44 141 124 Hertford 1715 6 40117125 Montreal .......14 18 8 36 128 139 Boston 1418 8 34 110134 Ottawa 12 18 7 31 100 109 WESTERN CONFERENCE Cenbai Division TPta OF GA Dallas 2314 3 49 118 97 Detroit 20 13 6 46 120 80 Phoenfx ........18 18 4 40 109 125 SI Louis 17 20 4 38 115 133 Chicago 15 21 6 36 106115 Toronto 17 23 0 34 122139 Pacific Division TPta GF GA Colorado 24 10 5 53 138 92 Edmonton ....18 19 4 40 136 127 Vancouver .,..1719 1 35 112126 Anaheim 14 20 5 33 112 121 San Jose 1420 4 32 96121 Calgary 13 22 5 31 98118 Los Angeles .13 22 4 30 104 133 Thursday's Games Boston 5, Hartforr4, OT NY. Rangers 4. NY.

Islanders 3 Pittsburgh 6, New Jersey 1 Phoenix 4, Chicago 2 Montreal, St Lous 2. tie Colorado 1 Calgary 2 Vancouver 4, Los Angeles 3 Phaadelphia4lSanjb9e1 Friday's Garnet New Jersey 1. Ottawa 0 Washington 3, Phoenix 0 Tampa Bay 3 Anaheim 2 Dallas 2, Detroit 1 St Louis 2, Buffalo 2, He Edmonton 4, Toronto 3 Today's Garnet Dallas at Boston, 6 m. Washington at Hartford. 6 pm.

Tampa Bay al Pittsburgh, 6 30 pm. Y. islanders at Montreal. 6 30 pm. Ottawa at N.Y.

Rangers. 6:30 m. Philadelphia at Colorado, 8 pm. Toronto at Vancouver. 9 30 m.

Calgary at San Jose, 930 m. Florida at Los Angeles. 930 m. Sunday's Garnet Phoenix at Buffalo, 6 pm. St.

Louis at New Jersey, 6:30 pm. Detroit at Chicago, 7pm. All-Stars NEW YORK Complete ros Tntecle (5-1-2) $22.50, Superfectt (5-1-2-6) $46 80 10TH RACE (Time JlflTI-4 Dtt Lu- Oter $16 60 $8 60 $4 40, 3 Rusty Rail NO WINNERS FOR PLACE $6.40, 7 Stage Girt $2.80: Ouiniela (3-4) $43 TrifectaJ4-3-7 $239 10 11TH RACE (Time 30:43) -4 Traffic Mark $4 80 $3 00 $2.80, 3 Dane Walfhp $5 00 $3 60, 8 Mai Oancer Ouiniela (3-4) $16.20, Trifecta Ohio State 20, Amor State 17 Fiesta Bowl At Temps Ariz. Perm Stale 38Jexas 15 Thursday Sugar Bowl At New Orleans Florida 52, Florida State 20 Saturday East-West Shrine Classic At Stanford, CaMt. West vs.

East, ESPN, 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. It Semor Bowl At Mobile, Ala. North vs. South, TBS, 1:30 p.m.

Sunday, Jan. 18 Hula Bowl AlHonokihi East vs. West, ESPN, 3 p.m. National Champions The annual winners of the Associated Press college football poll's top ranking wrth final recorrJs. Fror to 1 9t38, with the exception of 1965, the final poH waa released before the bowl games.

How each team fared those seasons is listed after the record. 1936- Mmnesota (7-1) OM not play. 1937- Prrrsbtirrjh (9-0-1 did not play. 1939 Tenas Christian (10-0) def. Cameoie Tech 15-7 in the Suaar Bowl.

L4-3-) $71.00, supenecta (4-35) AUTO RACING Winston Cup FonJTMt Spvcdt Al DcytoM MtWMttonti Spidwvy FfklySpd THns Sposd DaleJerreft 48.169 186642 Jeremy 48 381 166023 John Andrefa 48 .575 185.280 Lake Speed 48599 185.169 Ermelrvan 48 625 185.090 Jeff Burton 48 734 184.676 Greg Sacks 48.867 184.173 Rusty Wallace ....48 874 164.147 JumeDonlavey ...49.021 163.595 TENNIS Australian Hardcourt ADELAIDE. Australia Re sults Friday of the $328,000 Australian Hardcourt championships at Memorial Drive (seedinrjs in 12TH RACE (Time S12) 6 Kbt WHd ChM $25 .60 $10 80 $7 80, 8 Extra Lemon $28 80 $4 80, 3 Ready To Relax $2 20; Ouiniela (6-8) $33.00, Trrfecta (63) $303 40 13TH RACE mine 30:73) 2 Mary Branson $9 40 $300 $7.00, 7 LEos Show Girl $7 60, 3 Gafvu Tar Ouiniela (2-7) $19.80, Superfecta ATT; 664, HANDLE: $71707 Today Matinee Entries 1p.m. Post Time FIRST RACE (GRADE 0, NAVY COURSE )-Traverty. Bartel MoonMit, Alpha Trouble, TwHrte Purdy Rtcno-chet Sky, Nellie Cashman, Ct Tray, RekoUKick. SECOND RACE (GRADE MT, NAVY COURSE)-Sc The Phantom, Alpha Babe, Bb Srntome, Pesky Patrick, Trteny Jo, Reko Jewel, Cahabt Thunder, TwiUte Tim Two.

THIRD RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)-San Tan MHM, Holy Buzz, Bsc Elemho, Jb's Cheyenne, Warpspeed Julie, Gemini DeNte, Stat Patlon, Dgs Baby Face. FOURTH RACE (GRADE 0. NAVY parentheses): DOG RACING singles Quarterfinata MtkaelTitistran, Sweden, def. Andrei Cherkasov, Russia, 6-2, 6-4. 11TH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE HWs Finder, Task Its A Boy, Ponda't Hofknt, Barp Ada, LH Sassy Sara, Gretas Becky, Dtt Mr fJcDasSfoney 12TH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSEf-Reko Memory, Black Goidnugget, Oft To Merida, Xq Prettypenny, Blade Clog, Pat No Parking, Ronbai Sunshine, Ozark Lortex.

13TH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)-Reko Fonestgump. Well's Johnson, Rise And Worship, GUdemi Alice, Nuzzfer Haven, Air Lego, Fund Darter, Seek One. Todey EvenmgEntrtet 7 m. PosfTime FIRST RACE (GRADE 0, NAVY COURSEr-Td Truto, Ponda's Roy ttfy, Lreno Star. Wtks Maria, Res Jennie, Dal Amazin Hound, Bnef Venture, Jed's Laney Bel.

SECOND RACE (GRADE MT, NAVY COURSEf-TwiMe Muppet, Hammerin Down, CD's Bold Bidder, Disputed Journey Prince Wheeler, Cb Cruom Radar Babys Flockin LHy. THIRD RACE (GRADE CT, PENSACOLA COURSEKazmanin Dark-nes. Stat Metro, Hoppy Ace, Girls Magic Boy, Normeda Mar, Big Tim Hunter. Svs veronica, Pat Poverty, FOURTH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)-Myfirsfedition, Ouench My Thirst, Dakota Tadpole, Chances ft Want, Hbs Nutty One, Calm Step, Seen It, Barp Bubba. FIFTH RACE (GRADE 8, NAVY COURSE )-San Jan Jasmine.

TwiMe Dimes, Pdq Kay Starr, Sc Why Not You, Skimar Buzzard, Fine Fancy, Cafes' Texas Sun, Sv's Alexander. SIXTH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSEVBels Vanilla. Dakota Miracle, Off To Aqmtame, Wtk Biadoack, Ct Patti Cakes. Pt Kyrene, Dakota Cannon, Dory's Clyde. SEVENTH RACE (GRADE AT, PENSACOLA COURSEt-Kb's Domino Jet, Off To Cognac, Reko Daisy, Rw Ram-bo Jet, Princess Emit Blond Percch, Pat Fanny.

Skimar Express. EIGHTH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)4utf Basfcervtlle, Cha Chea Parker, Instant Prize, Fuzzhead, Cadre Noir, Reko Big Bucks, Jante Hipockets. Weekend Getaway. NINTH RACE (GRADE AT, NAVY COURSEhlavas Blazer, Fund Bundle, Og's Mercury, Hjs Midas Touch, Kf's Mmnie, Tn's Perception, Task My Rascal, Zoe Taylor 10TH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)-Oai8y Duker, Bsc Frost, Pedo Tami, Miss Lou, Jbds Norma Jean, Dg's Fred, Jm's Skittle Zip, LegsDebby 11TH RACE (GRADE AT, NAVY COURSESktmar Blush. Aussie Digger, Smoke Circle, Eye For An Eye, Rapido Loop, Bars Jonathan, Task Nada Rain, Legs Geronimo.

12TH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSEHiis Topaz. Starlight Bangs, Dakota Delight. Ct Blazing Joe. Jaks Trigger Jose Curevo, Ej's Hacksaw, Midnight. 13TH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)Goin Out Danon, Kpt Sheba, Duty's Cho Cho, Smoke It Slariight Elke, Margaret Luntz, Ozark Sheri, Right Idle.

OBnen (5). Amario. Texas, 64, 64. Jeff Tarango. Manhattan Beach, del.

Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden, 6-1, 6-7(7-2), 7-6(17-15). Scott Draper, Australia, del. Karal Kucera, Slovakia, 7-5. ters tor the UHL Alt-Star Same, to be craved Jan. 18 at San Jose.

Qatar Open DOHA. Qatar Results Friday Of the $635,000 Qatar Open: CaM. (x-denotes starters voted by tens): WESTERN CONFERENCE Goeftenders x-Pttrtck Roy. Colorado: Andy Moog, Dallas, Cbns Os wngtn Ouertirfmala i Bruouera. Scam, del Petr Korda (6), Czech Repuric, 6-1, 24, fW Hicham Arazi.

Morocco, del. Magnut Larsson, Sweden, 7-6 (7-3). 7-6 (7-2). Jim Courier (8). Miami, del Thomas Muster (1).

Austna, 6-3, 7-5. Tim Herman, Britain, def. Magnus Gustafsson, Sweden, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3). COURSEf-Task New Vision, Reko Mtcah, Northern Kite, Acrobat Munel, Kountry Bonnie, Burl Mother Load, Eb'sLutu, Kbs Fire King. FIFTH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)-Oon 1 Luckytany, Elude, Off To DubHn, Dtbs Hondy, Bitj Fryer, Alice Jubilee, Kb Magic Guide, LH Cash Crash, SIXTH RACE (GRADE 0, NAVY COURSEJ-Kit Carson, Ofs Clear Water, Fmc Tut Stuff, Ct Go Jet Go, Re-sistfn Arrest, Kk John Taytr, Pat Drama, Dv Play Mate.

SEVENTH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE)-Balance Due, Jodiet Trip, Bingo Wiggy, TNS Diane. Spirit Ok-Ing, Happy Tabby, Off To Renalo's, Jva Amos. EIGHTH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSE) Dakota Speedster, Blue Too, Barp Fran, She Me Lace, Reko Prime Time. Downtown DelioM. Ski- Pensacola Greyhound Track Friday Niojht Results FIRST RACE (Time 31:19) -8 Jams Asset $17.60 $9 80 $540, 2 Dibt Seeyaiater $3 80 $3 40, 3 Lois Juam-ta Si 60; Cwmela (24) $58.40, Tnfeo fa (8-2-3) $387 60 SECOND RACE (Time 30:77) 2 Scotch Water $8 60 $4 60 $2 60, 7 TwiMe Dazy Lou $3.80 $3.40, 8 Dgs Bamo Man Outniela (2-7) $16 00, Trrfecta (2-7-8) $79.30, Daily Double (8-2) $16300 THRO RACE (Time 3fWr9) Dft Pok) $1 1.00 $7 00 $4 80.

2 Hi's Spota Vic $4 60 $3 60, 7 Wayion Lucky $5 60: Gunwla (2-6) $30.20, Trtfecta 6-2-7) $1216 90 FOURTH RACE (Time 3941) Sunny Dots $9 60 $10 60 $4 40, 3 Hh's Kathy $8 80 $4 00, 1 Parlay Ketsey $2 80; Omniela (3-5) $81.80, Tttfecta (5-3-1) $220 80 FIFTH RACE (Time 30:55) 3 Bingo Oso $26 20 $9 40 $4.20, 1 Boopie $7 20 $4 60, 8 Effie Yao Ouimela (1-3) $34.20, Trifecta (3-1-6) $227.70 SIXTH RACE (Time 31:22) 7 Eye Can Watte $17 40 $6 80 $5.20, 1 Kb Rokne $6.20 $3 80, 8 Dream Shaker Ouiniela (1-7) $42.00, Twin Trrfecta J7-1-B) $418.60 SEVENTH RACE (Time 39:51) 3 Kristin Cricket $7.00 $3 20 $2.40, 2 Skimar Buttercup $3.60 $2 80, 1 ima Sunnyside Up $2 80; Qumtela (2-3) $13 80, Trrfecta (3-2-1) $30 90 EIGHTH RACE (Time 30:76) 5 My Snicker $29 40 $12.40 $4 00, 1 Fund Able $4.20 $2 60, 8 Grand Opener $2 60; Ommela (1-5) $39.20, Trifecta SOCCER good, uerron. Detentemen x-Chns Cbettos, Chicago: x-Sandis 02Otnsh, Colorado: Rob Blake. Los Angeles; Dorian Hatcher, Dallas: Al Macinnis, St Louis: Oteg Twrdovsky, Phoenix. Forwards x-Joe SakiC, Colorado: x-Breft HuH St Louis; x-Paul Kariya, Anaheim; Tony Amorrte, Chicago; Jason Amott, Edmonton; Pavel Bure, Vancouver; Tfteoren Fleury, Calgary; Peter Forsberg, Colorado; Mike Modano, Dallas; Owen Nolan, San Jose; Mats Sundin, Toronto; Steve Yj-erman, Detroit Coaches Head Coach: Ken Hitchcock, Dallas. Assistant Marc Crawford, Cotorado.

NORTH LSOLPtaOFQA International Coca-Cola Classic Friday's Garnet Result Bern mar Triumph, Dg's Pickton. NINTH RACE (GRADE NAVY COURSEKucky Happy. Monetary, Friday Games Minnesota 94. Boston 84 Atlanta 95, New Jersey 85 Indiana 117. Phoenix 104 Chicago 110, Orlando 89 San Antonio 93, Denver 91 Seattle 108, Vancouver 94 Sacramento at LA.

Lakers (n) Philadelphia at Golden Stale (n) Today's Games Washington at Charlotte, 6 30 p.m. New York at Atlanta. Indiana at Cleveland, 6 30 m. Toronto at Detroit, 6 30 m. Portland at Dallas, 7:30 m.

LA Ckppers at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8 pm. Miami at Utah, 8pm College Friday's Scores EAST Cornell 60. Bucknea 45 Dartmouth 81, Mtddleburyftl Princeton 54, Manhattan 49 SOUTH LouiSY 93. Ala -Birmingham 79 SOUTHWEST Texas Christian 80.

Liberty 68 LOUISVILLE 93 79 19. Johnson. N. 7-9 0-2 14. Sanders 4-8 0-0 10, Dander 4-5 10, Wheat 9-14 5-9 31, WUhams 0-1 00 0, nn 0-2 0-0 0, Johnson, 3-3 2-2 9, Smith 0-0 0 Totals 31 -56 23-31 93.

AlA-StRMINGHAM (9-5) Lee 1-1 2-24. WMams, C. 5-174-6 14, WUams, N. 3-3 3-3 9, Jones 0-1 2-2 2, Dixon 9-18 36 26, Ward 0-0 000, Cobb 7-11 Baey 0-3 0-3 O.Albrrtlon 1-3 CHJ 2. Totals 35-61 18-3279.

Hafflime-UL 39. 1MB 28. 3-Poinl goais-UL 8-16 (Wheat 5-9, Sanders 2-4, Johnson, E. 1-1, Sirrtms 0-1, Johnson, J. 0-1).

UAB 9-20 (Dixon 5-11. Cobb 4-7, Williams. 0-1. Albrft-ton 0-1). Fouled out-UAB.

Jones. Rebounds UL 38 (Simms 10), UAB 35 (Williams. C. 7). Asslsts-UL 17 (Simms 6, Darrtzler 6), UAB 9 Williams, N.

2, Dixon 2). Total touts Women East American 83, Delaware St 50 Connecticut 98. Georgetown 58 La Salle 63, St Mary's. Md. 62 SOUTH Duke 87, Florida St 46 East Carolina 60, WHtem 1 Mary 59 James Madreon 90.

Pacrfc 45 Louisville 65, Memphis 50 Ok) DorrHnton 89, Richmond 53 Va. Cornmonweatth 79, N.C-WiMng-ton78.0T VanderMt 89, Holy Cross 50 MIDWEST Drake 84, Bradley 61 Michigan 97, Northwestern 90 S.llkno 72, Indiana St. 52 U-11 WFFC Hurricanes 7, Eastern Shore United, Ala. LESC Aftershocks, III. 4, Capital Cyclones LESC Aftershocks, ID.

8, Eastern Shore United, Ala. Capital Cyclones 4, WFFC Hurricanes 2 U-12 SW Cobb Chiefs, 6a. 1, Deep South Bruisers. Miss. 0: WFFC Hurri stars uaners, scs new look, tot Knstywit, Nuzzled, Dashin Ashfon, My Pal Hal.

10TH RACE (GRADE D. NAVY Columbus 22 10 1 46 132112 Dayton 1612 3 39 114113 Peoria 1711 5 39 133 108 Wheel 1518 3 33 137139 Sampras, Graf namecf ITF world champions Pete Sampras is the International Tennis Federation's world champion for the the fourth year in a row, and Steffi Graf has taken the women's award for a record seventh time. 0-0 Sampras, who ties Ivan Lendl's record of four, world champion awards, won one of the Grand Slam1 titles, the U.S. Open, this year while Graf triumphed at every one she contested, the French and US. Opens and Wimbledon.

mw, Graf, who first won the award in 1987, overtakes, Martina Navratilova, a world champion six Announcing the awards on Friday in London, the ITF also created its first world champions for doubles.1 Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde of Aus-i tralia, who added the Olympic title to their fourth, Wimbledon and second U.S. Open triumphs, are tfye ITF men's doubles world champions and Americans-Lindsay Davenport and Mary Joe who teamed up for a French Open triumph as well as winning the WTA Tour Championship, receive' the womervs title. Jim Courier continued his mastery over Thomas Muster, beating the top-seeded Austrian 6-3, 7-5 in the quarterfinals of the Qatar Open. It was Courier's seventh consecutive victory oyeT Muster dating back to the 1992 Australian Open. The eighth-seeded Courier, who has won four Grand Slam titles, will meet two-time French Open winner Sergi Bruguera of Spain in today's 7 American qualifier Jeff Tarango outlasted Sweden's Jonas Bjorkman 6-1, 6-7 (7-2), 7-6 (17-15) to reach the semifinals of the Australian Hard-court championships.

Tarango advanced to a match with Australia's Scott Draper in the Australian Open tuneup, Draper beat Slovakia's Karol Kucera 64, 7-5. In other matches played in 95-degree conditions, fourth-seeded Australian Todd Woodbridge beat fifth-seeded American Alex O'Brien 6-4, 6-4, and Sweden's Mikael Tillstrom defeated Russia's An- drei Cherkasov 6-2, 6-4. Eastern Conference All-Stars picked Mark Messier, Mario Lemieuz and Paul Coffey, with 32 years of All-Star Game experience among them, were selected to the Eastern Conference team for the game Jan. 18 at San Jose. The addition of the three stars gave Messier's New York Rangers, Coffey's Philadelphia Flyers and Lemieux's Pittsburgh Penguins three players each.

Messier joins fellow center and teammate Wayne Gretzky, and defenseman Brian Leetch on 'the team. Gretzky and Leetch were voted in as starters, Lemieux joins Jaromir Jagr, a forward, and defenseman Kevin Hatcher. Jagr was voted in. No Flyers were voted to the team, but Coffey was joined by two-thirds of the "Legion of Doom line, center Eric Lindros and left wing John LeClair: Erik Rasmussen scored two goals to lead the United States to a 5-2 win over the Czech Republic and a berth in the gold medal match against Cana? da in the world junior hockey championships in Geneva, Switzerland. ,7 Canada, looking for a record fifth consecutive title; advanced with a 3-2 victory over Russia, setting up the first North American final ever.

waf The United States, which had never before finished higher than third, is guaranteed a silver medal. Norman playing in match-play event In its second year, the Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf has a player good enough to justify its name. Greg Norman, the world's top-ranked pro, survived the tricky match-play format to reach the semifinals of a tournament which began last spring and will conclude this weekend on the par-72 Talon course at Grayhawk Golf Club. Barry Lane was the inaugural champion, beating David Frost in the finals on Dec. 31, 1995.

Norman faces Hisayuki Sasaki of Japan today. The other semifinal pits Sam Torrance, a Scot, against American Scott Hoch. The winners meet in a 36-hole match on Sunday. Finally-. I'rr The Cleveland Indians signed former Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Mike Busch to a minor-league contract.

nx Busch hit .217 with four home runs and 17 RBI in 38 games with the Dodgers last season. Italy's Sabina Panzanini earned her second World Cup victory of the season, beating teammate Deborah Compagnoni and Austrian Anita Wachter in a giant slalom. Compagnoni, the defending Olympic and world giant slalom champion, led after the first but Panzanini rallied from fifth place to win, Compiled from wire service reports COURSE (-Task Real Handy Don It Ricky Might Surprise, DeH Ray, Standonit Sissy, Dibs Dietz, Heres-lookinatcha, Reko Dafney. 1939-Texas MM (1(H)) del Tulan 14-t3 In th Sugar Bowl. 1940-Mnneso(B-0) did not play.

1941- Mnnesota (M) tad not play. 1942- Ohto St (9-1) did not play 1943- Notre Dame (9-1) did not play. 1944-Army (9-0) did not play. 1945- vVmy (wj tad not play 1946- Notra Dame (84-1) did not Oame (M) tfd not play 1948-Mcroan (84) cH not play. 1948-Notre Dame (9-0) def South-am Methodist 27-20 in Una! regular season game.

1950- OUahoma (100) lost to Kentucky 13-7 in the Sugar Bowl. 1951-Tenneesee(f04)lostloMejy-land 28-13 in the Sugar Bowl. 1952- Mcfman St t0) did not play. 1953- Marytand (10-0) lost to Oklahoma 7-0 the Orange Bowl. 1954-Otw) St (9-0) del.

Southern Cal 20-7 in vj Rose Bowl. 1965-OWahoma (10-0) del Maryland 20-8 the Orange Bowl. 1956- Oklahoma (KM) rid not play 1957- Auoum (KM) did not play. 1W8Loutsiana St. (100) del.

Clem-son 7-0 in the Sugar Bowl. 1959- SVracuseJIO-O) del. Texas 23-14 the Cotton Bowt. 1960- Mtnnesota (8-1) lost lo Washington 17-7 Rose Bowl. (1O0) def.

Arkansas 10-3 in the Sugar Bowl. 1962- Southem Cal (10-0) del. Wisconsin 42-37 the Rose Bowl. 1963- Texas (100) del. Navy 2M in the Cotton Bowl 1964- Alabama (10-0) lost to Texas 21-17 in the Orange Bowl 1965- Alabema (9-1-1) 1966- Notre Dame (6-0-1) did not -Southern Cal (9-1) def.

Indiana 14-3 in the Rose Bowl. 1968-0tSU1M)) t969-Texas(11-0) 1970- Mebraska (11-0-1) 1971- NebraskallJO) 1972- Sou1hemCal(12-0) 1973-Notre Dame (11-0) 1975-Oklahoma 11-1) 197IS Pfttsborgfi (12-0) 1977-Notre Dame (11-1) 978-Alabama(11-1) 1979- Alabama 12-0) 1980- Georgia(i2-0) 1981- Clemson (12-0) 1982- 1983- Miami(11-1) 1984- Bngham Young (130) 1986- PennSt(12-0) 1987- farnil12-0) 1988- Notra Dame (12-0) 1989- Miami(11-1) 1990- olorarJo (11-1-1) 1991- iami(12-0) 1992- Alabama(13-0) 1993-Florida State (12-1) 199-Nebrasl(a(130) 1999-Nebraska(12-0) 3996-ftorida(12-1) fct ISHING i Peak Times a.m. p.m. Mln. MaL Mln.

Ma). "Saturday 15 4:00 1:46 9:30 'Sunday Unavailable 'Monday Unavailable Tuesday UnavaHaOle Wednesday. Unavailable Thursday Tnday. Unavailable Toledo 1414 5 33 123118 Huntington ....13 18 2 28 124 148 Louisville 16 4 28 101 139 Johnstown 9 21 2 20 (7 163 canes 5, Emerald Coast Deep South Bruisers, Miss. 6, Emerald Coast WFFC Hurricanes SW Cobb Chiefs, Ga.1 U-11 WFFC Flunieanet 5, Oca la Toros 2: Nrtro Express.

Term 7. Destin EAST LSOLPtaGFGA Hurricanes 0 U-14 NFSC Revolution 3. Richmond 23 7 1 47 129 99. Roads 22 9 3 47 140 121 Huntsvie United, Ala. Vestavia Vipers, Ala 4, EC America.

Brazil Carolina ....21 7 4 46 162117 Roanoke 1911 3 41.136125 Charlotte 17 10 3 37 125 105 baystoe pranwin Lxpress, term, rj U-16 Einfracht Frankfurt Germanv Raleigh 1319 3 29 119157 Knmvtlle 1217 1 25 138165 2, vestavia Vipers, Ala. 2, Tulsa Hurricanes, Mo. 4 Hamtlon, Tenn. Sudden Impact C. 3.

FC America, Brazil SOUTH LSOLPtaGFGA Mobile 19 9 8 43 131 121 Tallahassee ,.20 11 2 42 129 101 Mississippi ....18 12 41 138 132 Bimwwnam ..17 iz 5 39 132 141 Baton Rouge 1714 2 36 114 108 PENSACOLA 16 16 i 34 138 138 Louisiana 1218 2 26 136115 Jacksonville 8 15 8 21 86131 NOTE: Two points are awarded for vestavia vipers, Aia. 2, Hamilton. Tenn. Rockey City Kicks, Ala AC Pensacola 3, FC America, Brazil 3, AC PensacotaO U16 Astro, Brazil 9. Norco Mo 2, FC Mobile, Ala.

2. ftenderson-vrifa, Tenn. Markham Lightning, Ontario 3, Hungryneck C. SCVWt, Ala. 5, Pensacola FC EC Vrtona, Brazil 13; BoHoz, Ala.

E0 Vrtona, Brad 11, SC Via. Ala. 0 Girts U-16 Fury, Tenn. 3, Alabama An-oeis Emerald Express, Tenn. 4.

De-Feelers, Texasl; Einfracht fankfurt, Germany 9. WfTC Hurricanes WFFC Hurricanes, 3, Emerald Express, Tenn. 2 Emtracht Frankfurt Germany 2, Alabama Angels 1 victory; one for a shootout loss; shootout loss is not counted in lost column: TODAY'S NFL CAPSULES SANFRANCISCO (13-4) at GREEN BAY (13-3) K1CKOFF: 1 1 :30 a.m. TV: WAU-Fox LINE: Packers by 6 GAME PLAN: The first job for the Packers' offense is figuring out a way to crack the 49ers' defense inside the red zone. The 49ers used a tour-across zone to limit the Packers to only field goals on four trips inside the 20 in the Monday night game in October.

The Packers' only touchdown came on a blown officials' call, when wide receiver Don Beebe should have been ruled down 30 yards short of the end zone. Quarterback Brett Favre loves to find the seams in a defense with his strong arm but the 49ers walled off the end zone when Green Bay got close. If the 49ers don't leave free safety Morton Hanks in the middle of the field, the Packers will run TEs Mark Chmura and Keith Jackson down the middle, putting pressure on CBs Marquez Pope and Tyronne Drakeford to handle WRs Antonio Freeman and Andre Rison on the outside. Their best hope is pressuring Favre, who operates behind a mediocre line. Green Bay defensive coordinator Fritz Shurmur, a master at facing the 49ers, mixes up his fronts and schemes to disrupt the rhythm passing game.

The Packers will try and be physical with CBs Doug Evans and Craig New-some and LB Wayne Simmons against the 49ers receivers but the key is keeping containment on QB Steve Young, if he is able to play. JACKSONVILLE (10-7) at DENVER (13-3) TV: WPMI-NBC LINE: Broncos by 1312 GAME PLAN: This game will match the momentum of Jacksonville's six-game winning streak against Denver's unbeaten 8-0 record at home. Offensively, the teams Took very similar since Jaguars' RB Natrone Means became a factor. He matches the rushing firepower the Broncos have in RB Terrell Davis. In addition, Jaguars QB Mark Brunell led the league in passing with 4,367 yards and also was tops in rushing among quarterbacks with 396 yards and is compared to a young John Elway.

Compiled by Gannett News Service Frtdart Garnet Wheeling 3 Toledo 2 Cokimbus4.Dayton3 LomsvHle 4, Johnstown 3, SO Huntington 6, Peoria 5 CHlorre 7, Raletgti 3 I rooty i uemes Bovt Hampton Roads 8, South Caroma 3 Roanoke 7, Knoxvitte 6 PENSACOLA Jacksonville 2, SO Baton Rouge 4, Mobue 0 Richmond 5. Mtsstssiooi 4 U-11 -Finals, 2pm. U-12-Finals, 30 pm. U-13 Ocala-Tora vs. Destm Hurri Pensacola Tides Day High Low Saturday ...7:28 pm.

5:52 am. Sunday 8 pm. 5:52 a.m. Monday ......8:40 pm. 6:54 a m.

Tuesday Unavailable Wednesday Unavailable Thutsday Unavailble Friday Unavailable Times of tides based on downtown Pensacola Birmingham 5, Louisiana 4 Saturday's Garnet Dayton at Toledo Johnstown at Louisville Peona al Huntington Charlotte at Raleigh Hampton Roads at South Carolina Roanoke at KnoxvrUe Jacksonville at Mississippi Mobile at Baton Rouge Richmond al Louisiana canes, 9:30 a.m.; Mobile Edge, Ala. vs. West Florida Hurricanes, ft a Final, 3:30 p.m. U-14 Semi-Rnals 8 am; Fimal, 3 Bm; Conation, noon 16 Vestavia Express vs Coca Cola, Brazil, 10 a.m.; Emtracht Frankfurt, Germany 11 FC America, Brazil vs. Club Social, Argentina, 11 a.m.; Sudden Impact S.c.

vs. Rocket City Rodman has 22 rebounds as Bulls whip Magic ..26 21 33 30-110 Chicago 3mnl goala-Orlando 6-18. (Smith 2-2, Armsfrong 1-2, Shaw 1-3. Scott 1-4, WiHunt 1-4, Strong 0-3), cnicaoo 3-11, (Kerr 1-1, Kukoc 1-2, Harper 1-4. Ptp-oen 0-1 Rodman 0-1 Jordan 0-21 finned out-Nona.

Rebounds-Orlarioo 37 (Smkalv 101. Ctucaoo 61 (Rodman 22). Assists Orlando 19 (Shaw. Arrotrong Chicago 30 (Harper 7). Total louts-Orlartdo 2 18-20 32, Vrantovie 0-1 (Ml 0.

Marbury 4-10 3-3 11, Carr 2-5 1-1 5, Partis 7-9 0-1 14, Porter 2-10 3-4 7, Mitchell 3-5 34 9, Robinson 0-1 00 0. Totals 3348 28-3794 BOSTON Walker 9-19 0-2 16. Fox 5-150-0 10. Lister 1-1 0-0 2, Wesley 6-14 3-3 15, Mmor 5-14 O0 10, Day 1-5 1-1 3, Wiltame 5-14 2-3 12, Conton 2-5 00 4, Brown 4-12 00 10. Totals 38-99 6-9 84.

Minnesota 71 17 33 21-94 Boston 12 31 16 22-64 3-Pomt goals Minnesota 0-7 (Gugbotta 0-1, Can 01, Robinson 0-1, Prater 0-2, Marbury 0-2), Boston 2-9 (Brown 2-5, Day 0-1. Wesley 0-31 Fouled out-Nona. Rebounds fAtmesota 51 (GHnliofra 19), Boston 57 (Fox 14). Assists Minnesota 21 (Gugtiotta 7), Boston 20 (Wesley 81 Total touls-Mmnesota 12, Boston 28. Technicals Minnesota coach Saunders.

Flagrant fouls-Can. (16.624). PACERS 117, SUNS 104 PHOENIX Horry 4-7 2-3 11, Biyant 3-9 2-4 8, Williams 2-6 1-2 5, Chapman 4-13 2-2 12. Johnson 1 1-19 64 30, Manning 6-9 2-4 14, Person 3-7 04 7, Kleine 4-7 0-0 8, Nash 1-3 4-4 7. Dumas 1-2 O0 2.

Totals 39-82 19-25 104. INDIANA McKey 5-9 6-8 17, Davis 54 0-0 10, Dampter 3-5 34 9, Miller 1 1-19 4-4 33, Best 2-7 1-2 5, A Davis 2-5 4-4 8. Allen 1-3 1-2 4. Ferretl 2-2 0-0 5, Askew 34 4-4 10, Rose 2-3 6-10 12, Hoiberg OO 00 0. Johnson 1-3 2-2 4, Totals 37-70 33-40 1 if Phoenn ...,36 20 20 26-104 Indiana 20 30 26 33-117 3-Potnt goals Tmoenix 7-13 (Johnson 2-2, Chapman 2-5.

Nash 1-1, Person 1-2. Horry 1-3), Indiana 10-21 (Miller 7-14, Ferred 1-1, Aden 1-2, McKay 1-3, Askew 0-1) Footed out Manning Rebounds-Pftoeni 41 (Wtrkams 11), Indiana 48 (DDavts 9). Assists Phoem 21 (Johnson 8), Indiana 22 (Best 5). Total touts Phoenix 27, Indiana 28. Terjfwrals-lvtormng, Indiana illegal defense, Askew.

A 16.590 CHICAGO Dennis Rodman grabbed 22 rebounds and -Michael Jordan scored 22 Ipoints Friday night as the Bulls pulled away in the second half for a 110-89 victory over the injury-ravaged Orlando Magic. Toni Kukoc returned after missing the previous three games with a sprained ankle 'and added 18 points for the Bulls, who won for the 11th 'time in 12 games. Chicago is an NBA-best 28-4. Orlando is 11-17 this season and 11-21 since the start of last gear's Eastern Conference finals, in which it was swept by Chicago. Of course, this season's Magic bears little resemblance to the 1995-96 version.

Starters Anfernee Hardaway, Nick Anderson and Horace Grant are out with injuries and Shaquille O'Neal jumped to the SUPERSONICS 108, GRIZZLIES 94 SEATTLE Schrempf 6-13 6-7 18, Kemp 8-10 3-3 19, Mclfvaine 1-4 1-2 3, Hawkins 24 2-2 8, Payton 12-22 2-3 29. Perkins 3-11 2-2 10, Wingale 2-5 0-0 4, Ehk) 2-4 04 6, Stewart 44 3-4 11, Snow 0-2 04 0, Graham 04 04 0. Totals 4044 19-23 108. VANCOUVER Lynch 2-9 44 8, Abdur-Rahim 54 9-11 19, Reeves 5-10 3-5 13. Peeler 10-17 04 24, Mayberry 14 04 3.

Anthony 44 2-3 12, Edwards 4-7 04 9, Rogers 3-7 04 6. Totals 34-70 16-25 94. Seattle 2 28 32 24-108 Vancouver 20 27 24 23- 94 3-Pomt goats-Seattle 9-17 (Payton 34, EMo 2-2, Hawkins 2-3, Perkins 24, Schrempf 0-2), Vancouver 6-20 (Peeler 4-7, Anthony 24, Edwards 1-1, Mayberry 14, Lynch 0-2). Fouled out Kemp. Rebounds Seattle 46 (Kemp 12), Vancouver 45 (Lynch 15).

As-sists-SeBme 27 (Payton 10), Vancouver 25 (ArttJwny 81 Total louts-Seattle 22, Vancouver 20. Techntcal-Kernp. A 19,193 SPURS 93, NUGGETS 910 SAN AIYTONfO Herrera5-1404 10, EHtofl 0-1 2-2 2, Perdue 5-10 2-2 12, A Johnson 4-9 04 8, Maxwell 8-20 44 24, Anderson 2-3 04 4, Williams 6-19 04 12, Howard 24 34 7, Alexander 4-7 1-2 11, Nicker-son 1-3 1-1 3. Totals 37-90 13-15 93. DENVER -LEDis 12-22 3-7 30.

McDyrjss 0-3 1-2 1, E.Johnson 5-14 04 10, Jackson 5-11 04 11, Pierce 3-7 34 9. Hammonds 2-5 0-0 4, Ellis 8-152-3 20, Thompson 24 2-2 6. Totals 3743 1 1 -22 91. San Anion 10 25 23 19-93 Denver 22 23 32 14-91 3-Pomt goats San Antonio 6-9 (Maxwell 44. Alexander 2-2, Johnson 0-1), Denver 6-15 (L.Ellis 3-5, Elks 2-5.

Jackson 1-3, Johnson 0-1, BTInrrtpson 0-1). Fouled out None. Rebounds Ban Antonio 52 (Perdue 16), Denver 60 (E Johnson 19). Assists San An-tonio 13 (AJofmson 9), Denver 25 (Jackson 17). Total fouls-San Antonio 20, Denver 16.

A 10,504 Compiled from wire service reports Los Angeles Lakers as a free agent. Despite being obviously overmatched by the defending NBA champions, the Magic trailed only 47-45 at halftime as Rony Seikaly scored 19 of his 20 points before the break. But Chicago opened the third quarter with a 24-4 run including six points by Rodman and five by Ron Harper to open a 71-49 lead. The Bulls then coasted to their eighth straight home victory. BULLS 110.

MAGIC 89 ORLANDO Scotl 6-12 2-2 16, Strorw 7-181-415, Seikaty 6-14 4-6 20, Shaw 2-10 O0 5. Wiltwts 6-14 1-1 14, Schavas 2-81-15 Armsfrong 2-4 0-0 5. Smith 3-4 0-0 Vaughn 0-00-00, McCaski 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 37-66 9-14 89. CHICAGO Pippafi 5-136-7 16.

Rodman 4-10 2-4 10. Wwimrwton 1-1 2-2 4. Harper 3-7 2-2 9, Jordan 10-18 2-2 22, Partart 4-7 0-0 B. Brown 6-7 2-2 14, Kultoc 7-11 34 18. BoacfUar 1-3 00 2, Karr 2-3 O0 5, Caftw 1-20-22, Simptuns 0-0 0-0 0.

Totals 44-62 19-25110. Ortamie Wa32-W wrcago io. Hawks 95, Nets 85: Christian Laettner scored 10 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead visiting Atlanta over New Jersey. HAWKS 95. NETS 85 IITUIITA -James 5-11 00 11, Laettner 7-15 10-10 24.

Mutombo 7-14 7-7 21, Smith 5-1 1 0-0 12, Biaytoch 6-19 2-2 22, Receaner 2-7 0-0 5. NewMI 0-1 0-0 0. Barry 03 00 0, Hancock f1 0-0 0. Totals 34-82 19-19 NPfV JERSEY Gill 12-20 2-2 28 Massenburo 1-6 O0 2. Bradley 8-16 2-4 16.

Kittles 5-190-012. Reeves 2- 5 1-2 5, Daniels 3-9 2-2 9, 0 Bannon 2-5 4-5 9. Dare 1-30-02, WMiams 0-2 04 0, Werdarm 00 O0 0. Totals 34-85 11-1585. Atlanta 21 27 26-95 NewJtrsey 14 25 26 20-65 3- Poirtt goals-Atlanta 8-28 (Blaytoctx 4-12, Smrth 2-7, Recasner 1-3, James 1-5, Barry 0-1), New Jersey 6-25 IG 2-3.

Kittles 2-12, 0'Bannon 1-1, Daniels 1-6, R. Williams 0-1, Reeves 0-2). Fouled out None. Rebounds Attanta 52 (Mutombo 12), New Jersey 51 (Bradley 12). Assrsts-Atlanta 16 (Smith 6).

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