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DAILY PRESS 7 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Ben ankle only sprained York star quarterback Ben Edwards only sprained an ankle in 35-34 overtime win over Jamestown, and did not dislocated it as first feared. expect to get Ben back to play for us as some point this York coach Doug Pereira said. doctors tell us the sprain is kind of medium COLLEGE FOOTBALL Tebow home; timetable uncertain Florida quarterback Tim Tebow is back home after spending the night in a hospital with a concussion. How long before he plays again is the big question facing the Gators. Tebow was released from a Lexington, hospital Sunday morning, about 12 hours after sustaining a concussion in the 41-7 victory at Kentucky.

He was held for precautionary reasons and test. is doing fine this said coach Urban Meyer who stayed behind with Tebow. CT scans came back and indicated that Tim suffered a concussion. Our medical and athletic-training staff will continue to monitor him to determine how much rest and recovery he needs. We will have additional information and updates this COLLEGE SOCCER Tribe streak kicks to five Freshman Erin Liberatore and Mallory Schaffer each scored two goals to lead William and Mary to a 6-2 home victory over Georgia State for the fifth consecutive win.

Kaitlin added a goal and an assist for the Tribe (8-2, 2-0 CAA). Goalkeeper Grace Barnard stopped six shots against Georgia State (6-4, 0-2). Sinead Farrelly dished out two assists to lead No. 14 Virginia (6-2-2, 1-1-0 ACC) to a 3-0 home victory over Clemson The goals came from Caitlin Miskel, Jess Rostedt and Lauren Alwine. Chantel Jones made three saves to shut out the Tigers (3-7-0, 0-2).

In action, host Virginia Tech upset No. 16 N.C. State (4-2-1, 0-2-1 ACC) 2-0 with two goals in the final 11 minutes. Emmanuel Akogyeram scored in the 79th minute off of a corner kick and, minutes later, James Shupp tallied the insurance goal. Brendan Dunn made four saves for the Hokies (3-3-2, 2-0-0).

OTHER COLLEGES ODU field hockey wins in 2 OTs Loran Hatch scored off of a penalty corner with seven minutes left in double overtime to lift No. 15 Old Dominion to a 2-1 home field hockey victory over Boston University for its third straight win. The Monarchs (5-5) rallied after being outshot 10-3 and trailing 1-0 at halftime. Katie Ueberroth scored in the 63rd minute to tie the game. Lady Monarchs goalkeeper Kelly Driscoll made nine saves.

Crystal Poland scored two goals to lead visiting Northeastern (5-4, 1-1 CAA) to a 3-1 victory over William and Mary which got its lone goal from Kelsey Jackson. Camilla Hill made nine saves for the Tribe (4-6, 0-1 CAA). No. 4 Virginia moved to 10-0, its best start since the 1979 team went 12-0, with a 2-0 home victory over Boston College in its ACC opener. Paige Selenski had a goal, and assisted on Inga score for the Cavaliers.

Goalkeeper Kim Kastuk made three saves to shut out the Eagles (7-2, 0-2 ACC). In volleyball Simone Asque had 12 kills and Rachel Gray dished out 26 assists, but they enough as Virginia (6-8, 1-2 ACC) got swept at Florida State (12-1, 3-0) 25-14, 25-21, 29-27. Virginia Tech (11-3, 1-2 ACC) won for the first time at Miami (8-5, 1-2), 27-29, 25-21, 22-25, 29-27, 15-11 In tennis Old Dominion junior Nadine Fahoum won the A singles title at the Wake Forest Invitational. She went 4-0 in the event, defeating Rachael White 6-4, 6-1 in the final. In the singles, Irina Dementyeva lost to Wake Kathryn Talbert 6-4, 6-0 in the final.

ELSEWHERE Wertz takes Late Model victory Mark Wertz moved out front on lap 15 and stormed to the win in the Late Model stock-cars race Saturday at Langley Speedway. Other winners at Langley were Joe Scarbrough (Modified), Jammie Goode (Grand Stock), Larry Venable (Super Street), Brad Hancock (Legends), Casey Sipe (Pro 6) and Jake Harberts (Champ Karts). Boyd Kane scored in overtime to give the host Hershey Bears a 4-3 exhibition hockey victory over the Norfolk Admirals Norfolk got goals from Tommy Goebel, Matt Dias and Juraj Simek. Jim Larente 78, the senior participant in the Begins Again at Colonial Downs, scored a wire-to-wire win with Wind Gust over seven other senior-citizen drivers in a Colonial Downs race where reinsmen had to be at least 65 years old. wire-service reports BRIEFS COLLEGE FOOTBALL: No.1 Florida, No.2 Texas and No.3 Alabama held their places in the Associated Press poll, but 15 teams moved up or down at least three spots after a weekend in which four top-10 teams lost.

No.5 Boise State is in the top five for the first time in the regular season; Cincinnati moved up four spots to No.10, the best ranking in school history; and No.13 Iowa and No.16 Oregon jumped back into the rankings after beating top-10 teams. Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin will miss the rest of the season after tearing the ACL in his right knee. Alabama linebacker Hightower will have surgery to repair ligament damage in his left knee. Coach Nick Saban did not say if Hightower might return this season. Tennessee middle linebacker Nick Reveiz likely will miss the rest of the season after injuring his right knee against Ohio.

BASEBALL: The United States defended its World Cup title in Nettuno, Italy, with a 10-5 victory over Cuba. The U.S. team, consisting of Triple-A and Double-A players, finished with 14 straight wins after opening the competition with a loss to Venezuela. TENNIS: Kimiko Date Krumm became the oldest winner of a WTA Tour tournament since Billie Jean King in 1983, beating Anabel Medina Garrigues 6-3, 6-3 for the Korea Open title in Seoul. Date Krumm turns 39 on Monday.

King was 39 years, 7 months, 23 days when she won in Birmingham, England. Shahar Peer won her second straight WTA Tour title, beating local favorite Akgul Amanmuradova 6-3, 6-4 in the Tashkent Open final in Uzbekistan. Top-seeded Gael Monfils ended a four-year title drought with a 7-6 (1), 3-6, 6-2 victory over Philipp Kohlschreiber in the Open de Moselle final in Metz, France Albert Montanes won the BCR Open Romania in Bucharest, overcoming Juan Monaco 7-6 (2), 7-6 (6). GOLF: Sophie Gustafson cruised to a four-stroke victory over Lorena Ochoa in the Challenge in Danville, for her first LPGA Tour title since 2003. Tom Pernice Jr.

became the 15th player to win in his Champions Tour debut, holing a 35-foot birdie putt on the final hole for a one-stroke victory over Nick Price and David Frost in the SAS Championship in Cary, N.C. Britain and Ireland won the Vivendi Trophy for a fifth consecutive time, beating Continental Europe 16 1 2 -11 1 2 in Saint-Nom-la-Breteche, France. AUTO RACING: Lewis Hamilton won the Singapore Grand Prix, and Jenson Button extended his Formula One championship lead by one point. Robert Hight raced to his second Funny Car victory in two playoff events, winning the NHRA Fall Nationals in Ennis, Texas. Other winners were Tony Schumacher (Top Fuel), Greg Anderson (Pro Stock), and Hector Arana (Pro Stock Motorcycle).

ALSO: injury-time goal earned Bologna a 1-1 draw with Juventus and denied the Turin club the chance to return to the top of Serie A. Kenneth Mungara successfully defended his title in the Toronto Waterfront Marathon, finishing in 2 hours, 8 minutes, 31.9 seconds. Two-time Tour de France runner-up Cadel Evans broke free on the final climb to win the race at road world championships in Mendrisio, Switzerland. SPORTS For The Record SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL USA TODAY TOP 25 RK, TEAM W-LPTSLW 1. Florida 2.

Texas 3. 4. 5. Boise 6. Virginia 7.

8. 9. Ohio 10. TCU3-092814 11. Cincinnati4-084815 12.

Oklahoma State3-166516 13. Penn State3-16274 14. Georgia3-161617 15. Houston3-053923 16. Kansas4-050819 17.

Iowa4-0462NR 18. Mississippi2-14245 19. California3-13566 20. Michigan4-030422 21. Miami 21.

Brigham Young3-129820 23. Missouri4-029521 24. Nebraska3-124224 25. Oregon3-1198NR Others: Georgia Tech 186, South Floria 117, Auburn 103, South Carolina 92, Wisconsin 53, Utah 40, UCLA 27, Notre Dame 23, Stanford 20, North Carolina State 8, North Carolina 7, Florida State 4, Arizona 2, Minnesota 2, Rutgers 1, Texas 1. ACC STANDINGS ATLANTIC CONPFPAALLPFPA Boston Coll.1-134493-112256 Clemson1-152372-29965 N.C.

St.0-0003-115159 Maryland0-0001-395153 Florida St.0-134382-211492 Wake Forest0-124272-210475 COASTAL CONPFPAALLPFPA Ga. Tech2-171673-110884 Miami2-178822-17882 Duke0-0002-2116101 Virginia0-0000-36293 North Carolina 0-17243-19057 results Virginia Tech 31, Miami 7 Ga. Tech 24, North Carolina 7 South Florida 17, Florida St. 7 BC 27, Wake Forest 24, OT N.C. State 38, Pittsburgh 31 Rutgers 34, Maryland 13 TCU 14, Clemson 10 Duke 49, N.C.

Central 14 Next games Virginia at N. Carolina, noon Virginia Tech at Duke, noon Clemson at Maryland, noon N.C. State at Wake Forest, 3:30 Fla. State at BC, 3:30 Oklahoma at Miami, 8 p.m. CAA STANDINGS NORTH CONPFPAALLPFPA UMass1-030103-113555 Maine1-01772-29195 N.

Hampshire0-0003-09144 Hofstra0-10472-267105 Rhode Island0-110301-261110 Northeastern0-214730-435165 SOUTH CONPFPAALLPFPA Villanova1-05674-013551 Wm. Mary1-030204-011663 J. Madison0-0002-110364 Towson0-0001-24476 Delaware0-235462-29763 results Connecticut 52, Rhode Island 10 New Hampshire 44, Dartmouth 14 Richmond 38, VMI 28 Villanova 56, Northeastern 7 Morgan State 12, Towson 9 UMass 44, Stony Brook 17 William Mary 30, Delaware 20 James Madison 24, Liberty 10 Western Michigan 24, Hofstra 10 Syracuse 41, Maine 24 Next games Rhode Island at Brown, 12:30 Holy Cross at Northeastern, 1 p.m. New Hampshire at Towson, 3:30 William Mary at Villanova, 3:30 James Madison at Hofstra, 3 p.m. Delaware at Maine, 6 p.m.

MEAC STANDINGS CONPFPAALLPFPA Florida S.C. State1-02433-08544 Hampton1-130352-28590 N.C. Norfolk St.1-153312-29668 Del. State1-133271-25054 Morgan St.0-0002-12860 Howard0-110481-231104 results Howard 14, 11 Fla. 31, Tenn.

St. 12 Morgan State 12, Towson 9 Norfolk St. 40, B-C 14 Del. State 21, Hampton 6 S.C. State 27, W-S State 10 C.

Carolina 28, N.C. 7 Next games W-S State at Howard, 1 p.m. Morgan State at B-C, 4 p.m. N.C. Cent.

at N.C. 6 p.m. S.C. St. at S.

Carolina, 7 p.m. USA SOUTH STANDINGS CONPFPAALLPFPA Averett0-0002-17657 Ferrum0-0002-18679 Greensboro0-0002-15258 CNU0-0001-24479 Maryville0-0001-25361 Methodist0-0001-25195 N.C. Wes.0-0001-281108 Shenandoah0-0001-24841 results Wilkes 24, Christopher Newport 17 Emory Henry 28, Methodist 3 Ferrum 28, Southern Virginia 21 Averett 14, Washington Lee 10 Next games Shenandoah at CNU, 1 p.m. Ferrum at N.C. Wesleyan, 1 p.m.

Methodist at Maryville, 1 p.m. Averett at Greensboro, 7 p.m. OLD DOMINION SCORES, SCHEDULE Chowan, 36-21 Virginia Union, 49-17 At Jacksonville, 28-27 Monmouth, 31-28 Saturday at Fordham, 1 p.m. Oct. 10 Presbyterian, 6 p.m.

Oct. 17 Campbell, 6 p.m. Oct. 24 at Savannah 5 p.m. Oct.

31 Georgetown, D.C., 6 p.m. Nov. 7 N.C. Central, 2 p.m. Nov.

21 at VMI, 1:30 p.m. LATE TOP 25 SUMMARIES IOWA 21, NO. 5 PENN ST. 10 Penn St.10000—10 First quarter Powell 79 pass from Clark (Wagner kick), 13:15. FG Wagner 27, :52.

Second quarter Safety, 11:47. FG Murray 41, 4:41. Fourth quarter Clayborn 53 blocked punt return (pass failed), 12:21. Robinson 13 run (Murray kick), 8:32. FG Murray 31, :08.

109,316. TEAM STATSIOWAPSU First downs1715 Rushes-yards37-16333-109 Passing135198 Comp-Att-Int11-26-212-32-3 Return Yards9319 Fumbles-lost0-02-1 Penalties-yards4-354-21 Time of Rushing: Iowa, Robinson 19-88, Wegher 14-73, Stanzi 4-2. Penn Royster 17-69, Clark 9-19, Green 3-15, Powell 2-7, Suhey 1-1, Team 1-(minus 2). Passing: Iowa, Stanzi 11-26-2-135. Penn Clark 12-32-3-198.

Receiving: Iowa, Johnson-Koulianos 3-50, Robinson 3-46, Reisner 3-22, Chaney 1-9, Sandeman 1-8. Penn Powell 3-96, Quarless 3-35, Moye 2-48, Suhey 2-10, Royster 1-8, Smith 1-1. NO. 12 USC 27, WASHINGTON ST. 6 Washington St.0006—6 Southern First quarter McKnight 3 run (run failed), 12:24.

Butler 29 pass from Barkley (Congdon kick), 3:10. Williams 57 pass from Barkley (Congdon kick), 3:01. Fourth quarter S.Johnson 6 run (Congdon kick), 14:25. Tardy 2 run (kick failed), :22. 75,216.

TEAM STATSWSUUSC First downs1814 Rushes-yards46-8529-156 Passing144247 Comp-Att-Int16-31-113-22-0 Return Yards3123 Fumbles-lost4-23-2 Penalties-yards8-4213-115 Time of Rushing: Washington Tardy 16-44, Mitz 13-35, Tuel 13-34, Lobbestael 4-(minus 28). Southern Cal, Bradford 6-55, McKnight 6-49, McNeal 3-26, S.Johnson 5-16, Havili 2-11, Gable 3-2, Corp 1-1, Team 1-(minus 2), Barkley 2-(minus 2). Passing: Washington Tuel 14-22-1-130, Lobbestael 2-9-0-14. Southern Cal, Barkley 13-22-0-247. Receiving: Washington Simone 8-83, Blackledge 3-28, Tardy 2-2, Solomon 1-18, Karstetter 1-8, To.Thompson 1-5.

Southern Cal, Williams 5-100, Havili 3-46, McKnight 2-9, McCoy 1-40, Butler 1-29, Ayles 1-23. NO. 16 OKLA. ST. 56, GRAMBLING 6 Grambling St.0330—6 Oklahoma St.1421147—56 First quarter Toston 5 run (D.Bailey kick), 11:20.

Toston 12 run (D.Bailey kick), 4:59. Second quarter Z.Robinson 4 run (D.Bailey kick), 13:02. Fooks 24 pass from Z.Robinson (D.Bailey kick), 9:47. FG A.Johnson 38, :49. Toston 39 run (D.Bailey kick), :15.

Third quarter T.Moore 28 pass from Weeden (D.Bailey kick), 10:18. FG A.Johnson 25, 4:18. Fooks 19 pass from Weeden (D.Bai- ley kick), :52. Fourth quarter J.Smith 5 run (D.Bailey kick), 7:01. 56,901.

TEAM STATSGRAMOKST First downs1723 Rushes-yards42-15643-321 Passing104266 Comp-Att-Int11-26-117-23-2 Return Yards219 Fumbles-lost2-12-2 Penalties-yards7-359-61 Time of Rushing: Grambling Warren 19-78, Dillon 13-40, Walker 9-39, Cheek 1-(minus 1). Oklahoma J.Smith 15-160, Toston 7-84, Z.Robinson 9-30, T.Miller 4-16, Weeden 1-13, B.Johnson 4-12, Ward 1-4, Cate 1-2, Paulsen 1-0. Passing: Grambling Dillon 8-17-1-75, Reyes 3-9-0-29. Oklahoma Z.Robinson 13-16-1-189, Weeden 4-7-1-77. Receiving: Grambling Cheek 4-40, J.Smith 2-21, Pippen 1-16, Va.Phillips 1-11, Warren 1-8, Maxwell 1-7, Jefferson 1-1.

Oklahoma Fooks 4-81, Cooper 3-57, Anyiam 3-46, T.Moore 2-35, I.Anderson 1-23, Toston 1-9, Blackmon 1-7, Youman 1-7, Ward 1-1. NO. 17 HOUSTON 29, TEXAS TECH 28 Texas First quarter Cleveland 6 pass from Keenum (Mannisto kick), 10:43. Batch 6 run (Mat.Williams kick), 6:59. Second quarter FG Mannisto 30, 8:52.

Batch 11 run (Mat.Williams kick), 5:59. Jeffers 13 run (Mat.Williams kick), :59. FG Mannisto 50, :00. Third quarter Beall 1 run (Mannisto kick), 7:13. Swindall 24 pass from Potts (Mat.Wil- liams kick), 4:19.

FG Mannisto 21, :12. Fourth quarter Keenum 4 run (pass failed), :49. 32,114. TEAM STATSTTHOU First downs3129 Rushes-yards32-16336-144 Passing321435 Comp-Att-Int30-47-038-58-1 Return Yards08 Fumbles-lost3-21-0 Penalties-yards8-578-74 Time of Rushing: Texas Tech, Batch 19-114, Jeffers 4-57, Stephens 5-20, Potts 4-(minus 28). Houston, Beall 19-75, C.Sims 7-30, Keenum 8-27, Carrier 2-12.

Passing: Texas Tech, Potts 30-45-0-321, Team 0-2-0-0. Houston, Keenum 38-58-1435. Receiving: Texas Tech, Torres 6-90, Lewis 5-51, Batch 3-39, Swindall 3-38, Zouzalik 3-30, Franks 3-26, Jeffers 2-13, James 2-12, Leong 2-11, Stephens 1-11. Houston, C.Sims 10-122, Carrier 8-99, Cleveland 8-85, Edwards 7-92, Beall 4-31, Castile 1-6. NO.

21 GEORGIA 20, ARIZONA ST. 17 Arizona St.30140—17 First quarter Green 56 pass from Cox (Walsh kick), 6:45. FG Wenzig 43, 3:23. Munzenmaier 2 run (Walsh kick), :51. Third quarter Nance 6 pass from Sullivan (Wenzig kick), 6:39.

Holman 47 interception return (Wenzig kick), 5:25. Fourth quarter FG Walsh 21, 14:53. FG Walsh 37, :00. 92,746. TEAM STATSASUGEO First downs1417 Rushes-yards28-8831-92 Passing116242 Comp-Att-Int10-32-117-31-2 Return Yards9836 Fumbles-lost0-01-1 Penalties-yards8-747-55 Time of Rushing: Arizona Nance 25-92, K.Wil- liams 1-4, Marshall 1-2, Sullivan 1-(minus 10).

Georgia, C.King 11-55, Samuel 11-25, Cox 2-6, Munzenmaier 4-6, Wooten 1-3, Chapas 1-(minus 1), Team 1-(minus 2). Passing: Arizona Sullivan 10-32-1-116. Georgia, Cox 17-31-2-242. Receiving: Arizona Nance 4-47, K.Wil- liams 3-45, McGaha 2-11, K.Taylor 1-13. Georgia, Green 8-153, Wooten 2-38, T.King 2-18, Moore 2-6, A.White 1-16, Chapas 1-11, Charles 1-0.

STANFORD 34, NO. 24 WASH. 14 First quarter Owusu 91 kickoff return (N.Whita- ker kick), 14:50. Glenn 51 fumble return (Folk kick), 2:05. Gerhart 60 run (N.Whitaker kick), 1:48.

Second quarter FG N.Whitaker 40, 11:47. Kearse 19 pass from Locker (Folk kick), 9:54. Taylor 1 run (N.Whitaker kick), 2:41. Third quarter FG N.Whitaker 25, 3:20. Fourth quarter Luck 9 run (N.Whitaker kick), 9:20.

36,930. TEAM STATSWASHSTAN First downs1622 Rushes-yards28-9950-321 Passing191103 Comp-Att-Int16-31-27-14-0 Return Yards04 Fumbles-lost1-12-2 Penalties-yards2-264-25 Time of Rushing: Washington, C.Polk 19-75, Locker 7-20, Fogerson 2-4. Stanford, Gerhart 27-200, Luck 8-59, Gaffney 6-23, Taylor 6-22, Owusu 1-15, Stewart 1-3, Team 1-(minus 1). Passing: Washington, Locker 16-31-2-191. Stanford, Luck 7-14-0-103.

Receiving: Washington, Kearse 3-54, J.Johnson 3-37, C.Polk 3-23, Fogerson 3-17, Goodwin 2-42, Middleton 1-11, Homer 1-7. Stanford, Fleener 3-57, Gaffney 1-17, Owu- su 1-13, Marecic 1-12, Stewart 1-4. LATE ACC SUMMARY DUKE 49, N.C. CENTRAL 14 N.C. First quarter Kurunwune 14 run (Maggio kick), 12:33.

D.Scott 23 run (Maggio kick), 8:42. Varner 18 pass from Lewis (Maggio kick), 3:19. Shankle 1 run (Cardelle kick), 1:27. Second quarter J.Henderson 83 interception return (Cardelle kick), 13:33. Varner 14 pass from Lewis (Maggio kick), :33.

Third quarter Lewis 5 run (Maggio kick), 10:06. Rey 16 fumble return (Maggio kick), 4:08. Fourth quarter Huffman 3 pass from Renfree (Maggio kick), 14:56. 26,390. TEAM STATSNCCEDUKE First downs828 Rushes-yards28-7041-233 Passing111254 Comp-Att-Int8-19-025-37-1 Return Yards9163 Fumbles-lost2-11-0 Penalties-yards4-406-47 Time of Rushing: N.C.

Central, Shankle 11-40, McCord 8-38, Goforth 3-(minus 1), K.Wil- liams 3-(minus 2), M.Johnson 3-(minus 5). Duke, D.Scott 16-100, Kurunwune 14-93, Co.Jones 7-32, Lewis 4-8. Passing: N.C. Central, M.Johnson 5-15-082, K.Williams 3-4-0-29. Duke, Lewis 17-250-189, Renfree 8-12-1-65.

Receiving: N.C. Central, Scott 3-37, Irvine 2-54, Shankle 1-11, An.Johnson 1-5, Ward 1-4. Duke, Varner 6-76, Vernon 6-72, Kelly 5-49, Williams 3-28, Huffman 2-28, Hollingsworth 1-2, Bell 1-1, Watkins 1-(minus 2). FIELD HOCKEY Old Dominion 2, Boston Univ. 1, 2 OTs Halftime: BU, 1-0.

Goals: Boston University, Dolce; Old Dominion, Ueberroth, Hatch. Assists: Old Dominion, Kirk, Warren. Saves: Boston University, Smith Old Dominion, Driscoll 9. Records: Boston University 3-7; Old Dominion 5-5. Northeastern 3, William and Mary 1 Halftime: 1-1.

Goals: Northeastern, Poland 2, Malloy; William and Mary, Jackson. Assists: Northeastern, Barker. Saves: Northeastern, Priest William and Mary, Hill 9. Records: Northeastern 5-4, 1-1 CAA; William and Mary 4-6, 1-1. SOCCER William and Mary 6, Georgia State 2 Halftime: 1-1.

Goals: Georgia State, Bennett, Baker; William and Mary, Liberatore 2, Schaffer 2, Scott. Assists: Georgia State, Cagle, Owens; William and Mary, Jenkins, Smedley 3, Weigel, nor. Saves: Georgia State, Blankenship 8, Collins 0, team William and Mary, Barnard 6. Records: Georgia State 6-4, 0-2 CAA; William and Mary 8-2, 2-0. GOLF SEA TRAIL INTERCOLLEGIATE Final results; Par 72, 5947 yards, Sunset Beach, NC Team scores Western Appalachian Individual champion: Josefine Sundh (WCU) ODU players T2 Samantha T17 Kristen T27 Laura T31 Emma 47 Connie COLLEGES PLAYOFFS (x-if necessary) FIRST ROUND (Best-of-3) EASTERN CONFERENCE Indiana 2, Washington 0 Thursday, Sept.

17: Indiana, 88-79 Saturday, Sept. 19: Indiana, 81-74, OT Detroit 2, Atlanta 0 Wednesday, Sept. 16: Detroit, 94-89 Friday, Sept. 18: Detroit, 94-79 WESTERN CONFERENCE Phoenix 2, San Antonio 1 Thursday, Sept. 17: San Antonio, 92-91 Saturday, Sept.

19: Phoenix, 106-78 Monday, Sept. 21: Phoenix, 100-92 Los Angeles 2, Seattle 1 Wednesday, Sept. 16: Los Angeles, 70-63 Friday, Sept. 18: Seattle, 75-74 Sunday, Sept. 20: Los Angeles, 75-64 CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-3) EASTERN CONFERENCE Indiana 2, Detroit 1 Wednesday, Sept.

23: Detroit, 72-56 Friday, Sept. 25: Indiana, 79-75 Saturday, Sept. 26: Indiana, 72- 67 WESTERN CONFERENCE Phoenix 2, Los Angeles 1 Wednesday, Sept. 23: Phoenix, 103-94 result: Los Angeles, 87-76 result: Phoenix, 85-74 Finals (Best-of-5) INDIANA VS. PHOENIX game: At Phoenix, 9 p.m.

game: At Phoenix, 9 p.m. Next game: At Indiana, 4 p.m. x- Wednesday, Oct. 7: At Indiana, 7:30 p.m. x- Friday, Oct.

9: At Phoenix, 9 p.m. WNBA MLS STANDINGS EASTERN WLTPTGFGA Columbus12410464028 Chicago10611413833 New England1087373134 D.C.8712364040 Toronto FC9108353540 Kansas City8117312834 New York4176182244 WESTERN WLTPTGFGA Houston1287433526 Los Angeles10611413331 Colorado1089394032 Seattle9711383226 Chivas USA1195382625 Real Salt Lake9117343834 FC Dallas8126304443 San Jose6127253143 3 pts for win, 1 pt for tie RESULTS New England 2, Seattle FC 1 Columbus 2, Los Angeles 0 Kansas City 0, Colorado 0, tie Chicago 2, Toronto FC 2, tie FC Dallas 3, Real Salt Lake 0 Chivas USA 1, New York 1, tie RESULT San Jose 2, D.C. United 1 MATCH New England at FC Dallas, 7 MATCH Chicago at Los Angeles, 11 MATCHES Chivas USA at D.C. United, 7:30 Seattle FC at Columbus, 7:30 New England at Colorado, 9 New York at San Jose, 11 NEXT MATCHES Kansas City at Houston, 3 SOCCER NHL EXHIBITION STANDINGS EASTERN ATLANTIC WLOTPTGFGA New Jersey301796 N.Y. Rangers33172119 N.Y.

Islanders24151821 Philadelphia23151216 Pittsburgh14131624 NORTHEAST WLOTPTGFGA Toronto630123327 Boston521112021 Buffalo41192017 Montreal42191518 Ottawa24041311 SOUTHEAST WLOTPTGFGA Tampa Bay412102017 Florida43081616 Washington42082015 Atlanta23151422 Carolina22041313 WESTERN CENTRAL WLOTPTGFGA Columbus43192824 St. Louis41192110 Nashville42082216 Detroit34172124 Chicago1213815 NORTHWEST WLOTPTGFGA Vancouver702163120 Edmonton43192422 Calgary32282324 Colorado33061518 Minnesota24041116 PACIFIC WLOTPTGFGA Anaheim530101926 Los Angeles43192623 Phoenix32392323 San Jose33172020 Dallas34061422 2 pts for win, 1 pt for loss RESULTS Toronto 1 Montreal 3, Buffalo 2 New Jersey 1, Philadelphia 0 Columbus 4, Boston 2 St. Louis 5, Dallas 0 Carolina 5, Nashville 2 Vancouver 2, Calgary 1, SO Los Angeles 5, Colorado 3 Phoenix 2, San Jose 0 RESULTS Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 1 Tampa Bay 5, Atlanta 1 Nashville 4, Columbus 2 Buffalo 7, Toronto 6 Edmonton 5, Vancouver 4, OT Anaheim 5, Los Angeles 4 GAMES Florida vs. Tappara (Finland) at Tampere, Finland, noon Chicago vs.

HC Davos (Switzerland) at Zurich, Switzerland, 2:15 p.m. GAMES St. Louis vs. Linkoping HC (Sweden) at Linkoping, Sweden, 1 p.m. Chicago vs.

ZSC Lions (Switzerland) at Zurich, Switzerland, 2:15 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. HOCKEY LPGA TOUR-CVS CHALLENGE At Blackhawk CC Danville, Calif.

Purse: $1.1 million Yardage: Par 72 Final Round 268 Sophie Gustafson65-69-66-68 272 Lorena Ochoa68-67-65-72 274 Amy Yang72-67-69-66 Sun Young Yoo73-64-69-68 275 Amanda Blumenherst70-71-67-67 Maria Hjorth69-66-72-68 Angela Stanford67-70-69-69 276 Katherine Hull72-68-68-68 277 Reilley Rankin70-69-73-65 Catriona Matthew71-70-69-67 Christina Kim70-73-65-69 Morgan Pressel71-69-67-70 278 Anna Grzebien69-71-69-69 Natalie Gulbis73-66-70-69 Vicky Hurst71-67-70-70 Paula Creamer71-67-69-71 279 Mikaela Parmlid68-71-70-70 Leta Lindley70-71-66-72 280 Sandra Gal70-72-73-65 Karrie Webb68-75-69-68 Brittany Lang71-70-69-70 281 Shanshan Feng68-67-75-71 282 Brittany Lincicome72-70-70-70 283 In-Kyung Kim73-72-69-69 Pat Hurst73-67-74-69 Juli Inkster71-72-70-70 Na Ri Kim67-76-70-70 Candie Kung73-70-69-71 Alena Sharp70-72-69-72 Yani Tseng69-70-71-73 Sophia Sheridan67-72-71-73 284 Seon Hwa Lee75-70-70-69 Sarah Lee73-70-71-70 Kyeong Bae68-74-71-71 Kris Tamulis70-70-70-74 285 Mindy Kim72-70-75-68 Wendy Ward70-72-73-70 Eunjung Yi73-68-73-71 Janice Moodie73-71-69-72 Jamie Hullett70-74-69-72 Joo Mi Kim69-68-76-72 286 Michele Redman72-74-70-70 Meena Lee70-74-72-70 Hye Jung Choi71-73-69-73 Haeji Kang72-68-72-74 287 Jill McGill74-71-73-69 Stacy Prammanasudh75-68-75-69 Kim Hall72-72-73-70 Teresa Lu71-70-75-71 Beth Bader69-72-75-71 Jennifer Rosales69-75-71-72 Jin Joo Hong75-70-69-73 289 Brandi Jackson75-71-73-70 Hee-Won Han72-74-73-70 Ji Young Oh72-71-74-72 Sarah Kemp71-72-73-73 Diana Karine Icher69-72-75-73 Minea Blomqvist72-68-74-75 Jimin Jeong73-73-66-77 290 Kristy McPherson73-72-77-68 Chella Choi71-75-74-70 Stephanie Louden70-72-73-75 291 Se Ri Pak72-74-74-71 Becky Morgan74-72-72-73 Jee Young Lee73-73-72-73 292 Wendy Doolan74-71-72-75 Karen Stupples73-70-74-75 Paige Mackenzie74-70-72-76 294 Audra Burks72-74-79-69 Allison Fouch73-71-73-77 Kim Welch69-75-72-78 295 Lisa Strom70-75-76-74 Moira Dunn72-74-74-75 296 Marisa Baena73-73-70-80 297 Katie Futcher72-74-74-77 299 Jin Young Pak76-70-72-81 304 Kris Tschetter70-74-79-81 PGA-TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP At East Lake GC Atlanta Purse: $7.5 million Yardage: Par: 70 271 Phil Mickelson73-67-66-65 274 Tiger Woods67-68-69-70 275 Sean 276 Padraig Harrington67-69-71-69 Kenny Perry72-66-64-74 277 Steve Stricker70-72-66-69 278 Jim Furyk72-68-71-67 Steve Marino69-71-67-71 279 Ernie Els71-66-71-71 280 Lucas Glover68-71-72-69 Jerry Kelly71-67-71-71 John Senden70-70-69-71 281 David Toms74-66-70-71 Nick Watney70-69-71-71 Angel Cabrera72-67-70-72 282 Zach Johnson70-72-73-67 Geoff Ogilvy75-73-64-70 283 Y.E. Yang71-75-66-71 284 Heath Slocum73-68-71-72 Jason Dufner71-68-73-72 Stewart Cink67-72-70-75 285 Scott Verplank70-71-74-70 286 Retief Goosen69-72-72-73 287 Hunter Mahan71-73-72-71 288 Luke Donald70-71-78-69 Mike Weir72-72-70-74 289 Dustin Johnson69-74-73-73 292 Brian Gay72-72-76-72 Marc Leishman70-74-70-78 293 Kevin Na73-70-75-75 FEDEX CUP STANDINGS RK. GOLFER PTSEARN 1. Tiger 2. Phil 3.

Steve 4. Jim Furyk2437.51,500,000 5. Sean 6. Zach Johnson2072.5800,000 7. P.

8. Heath 9. Kenny 10. Scott 11. Jason 12.

Nick Watney748.333290,000 13. Geoff Oglivy712.5280,000 14. Dustin 15. Steve Marino697.5250,000 16. Ernie 17.

Lucas 18. Retief 19. David Toms608.333230,000 20. Marc Leishman592.5225,000 21. Brian Gay572.5220,000 22.

Jerry 23. Y.E. 24. John 25. Angel Cabrera558.333200,000 26.

Kevin 27. Hunter 28. Stewart 29. Mike Weir497.5180,000 30. Luke Donald457.5175,000 Did not advance to fourth playoff event 31.

Ian 32. Mark 33. Brandt 34. Rory 35. Anthony 36.

Tim 37. Charley 38. Sergio 39. Justin 40. Matt 41.

Bill 42. Camilo 43. Robert 44. Kevin 45. John 46.

Pat 47. Ryan 48. Jason 49. Charles Howell 50. Bo Van 51.

Davis Love 52. Paul 53. Bubba 54. Paul 55. Stephen 56.

Charlie 57. Fredrik 58. Brian 59. Chad 60. John 61.

Ben 62. Webb 63. Nathan 64. Bryce 65. Woody 66.

Jonathan 67. Jeff 68. Jason 69. J.B. 70.

Bob Did not advance to third playoff event 71. Brett 72. D.A. 73. Boo 74.

Mathew 75. John 76. Kevin 77. Greg 78. Troy 79.

Lee 80. Briny 81. Vijay 82. Scott 83. J.J.

84. Fred 85. Justin 86. Michael 87. Greg 88.

Scott 89. Tim 90. Jeff 91. Richard S. 92.

Rod 93. Ted 94. James 95. Kevin 96. D.J.

97. Daniel 98. Cameron 99. Nick 100. Ryuji Did not advance to second playoff event 101.

K.J. 102. Ben 103. Chris 104. Harrison 105.

George 106. Matt 107. Bill 108. Michael 109. Robert 110.

Adam 111. Aaron 112. James 113. Jeff 114. Tim 115.

Vaughn 116. Alex 117. M. 118. Chris 119.

Steve 120. Chris 121. Joe 122. David 123. Todd 124.

Roland 125. Jeff 126. Matt 127. Ken 128. Rich 129.

Corey 130. Tom 131. Charles 132. Andres 133. Rocco 134.

Ryan 135. Cliff 136. Aron 137. Brendon de 138. Nicholas Thompson 315408,449 139.

Michael 140. Tommy Armour 141. Stuart 142. Ricky 143. Spencer 144.

Will CHAMPIONS-SAS CHAMPIONSHIP At Prestonwood CC; Cary, N.C. Purse: $2.1 million Yardage: Par: 72 203 Tom Pernice, Jr.67-67-69 204 David Frost69-68-67 Nick Price68-68-68 205 Dan Forsman67-68-70 206 Andy Bean68-70-68 Olin Browne72-66-68 Denis Watson66-69-71 Russ Cochran66-69-71 207 Keith Fergus71-71-65 Loren Roberts70-71-66 Mark Wiebe70-68-69 D.A. Weibring68-70-69 Larry Mize67-70-70 208 Tom Jenkins, Tom Purtzer, Jim Thorpe, Bob Tway, 209 Tom Lehman, Fred Funk, Don Pooley, Ronnie Black, Joey Sindelar, 210 Wayne Levi, Brad Bryant, Tom Kite, Bobby Wadkins, 211 Scott Simpson, Chip Beck, 212 Bob Gilder, Jerry Pate, Lonnie Nielsen, Tim Simpson, Phil Blackmar, Mark R.W. Eaks, 213 Fulton Allem, Gene Jones, John Cook, Ben Crenshaw, Mark James, James Mason, Larry Nelson, 214 Mike Goodes, Hal Sutton, Morris Hatalsky, Bruce Lietzke, Joe Ozaki, Eduardo Romero, David Eger, 215 Jeff Sluman, Bruce Vaughan, Mitch Adams, 216 Sandy Lyle, John Jacobs, Craig Stadler, Keith Clearwater, 217 Gil Morgan, Tom McKnight, 218 John Morse, Hale Irwin, Allen Doyle, 219 Bruce Fleisher, 220 Jeff Roth, 221 Clarence Rose, Fuzzy Zoeller, Leonard Thompson, 222 Gary Hallberg, 223 Curtis Strange, Jim Dent, John Ross, 224 Mike Reid, Mike Hulbert, 225 Jay Sigel, Mike McCullough, 226 Lanny Wadkins, 230 Blaine McCallister, 231 Mike Smith, GOLF LANGLEY SPEEDWAY RESULTS Saturday results LATE MODEL (100 laps): 1. Mark Wertz; 2.

C.E. Falk; 3. Danny Edwards 4. Paul DeBolt; 5. Dean Shiflett; 6.

Jeff Shiflett; 7. John Staton; 8. Matt Waltz; 9. Kyle Waltz; 10. Doug Warren; 11.

Greg Edwards; 12. Greg Burgess Pole: D. Edwards 86.104 mph. MODIFIEDS (50 laps): 1. Joe Scarbrough; 2.

Jimmy Humblet; 3. Rusty Wood; 4. Shawn Balluzzo; 5. Chris Johnson; 6. Kyle Wood; 7.

Cameron Patrick; 8. Michael Leech; Pole: Humblet 82.911 mph. GRAND STOCKS (40 laps): 1. Jammie Goode; 2. Ricky Derrick; 3.

Paul Lubno; 4. Mark Claar; 5. Rodney Boyd; 6. Anthony Kincaid; 7. Jimmy Adkins; 8.

Jonathan White; 9. Billy Fisher; 10. Chris Hott; 11. Robbie Parker; 12. Keith Mackta; 13.

Nick Odell; 14. Harold Stanley; Pole: Goode 78.794 mph. SUPER STREETS (50 laps): 1. Larry Venable; 2. Jeff Shannon; 3.

Jonathan Mullett; 4. Randy Sample; 5. Todd VanGuilder; 6. Sean Calway; 7. Randy Akers; 8.

John Foster 9. John Pereira; 10. Michael Farmer; 11. Dale Parro; 12. Rod Busitzky; 13.

Doug Woodyard; Pole: Akers 74.708 mph. LEGENDS (25 laps): 1. Brad Hancock; 2. Spencer Saunders; 3. Rette Causey; 4.

Steve Keesee; 5. Jamie Price; 6. Chris Raiford; 7. Chris Peterson; 8. Gary Adams; 9.

Kim Forrester; 10. Darrell Vance; 11. Brian Simpson; 12. Randolph Richardson; Pole: B. Hancock 78.140 mph.

PRO SIXES (30 laps): 1. Casey Sipe; 2. Lindsay Bryant; 3. Kevin Wagner; 4. Bobby Hall; 5.

Joe White; 6. Neil Sipe; Pole: Wagner 78.106 mph. CHAMP KARTS (20 laps): 1. Jake Harberts; 2. Adam Chalkley; 3.

Ron Foxx; 4. David Phelps; 5. Joe Hendricks 6. Ryan Hudgins; 7. Spencer Saunders; 8.

Tim Benefield; 9. David Stallings; 10. Clif Savage; 11. John Savage; Pole: Foxx 61.754 mph. FORMULA ONE Singapore Grand Prix Sunday At Marina Bay circuit Lap length: 3.15 miles 1.

Lewis Hamilton, England, McLaren Mercedes, 61 laps, 1:56:06.337, 99.323 2. Timo Glock, Germany, Toyota, 61, 9.634 seconds behind; 3. Fernando Alonso, Spain, Renault, 61, 16.624; 4. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Red Bull, 61, 20.261; 5. Jenson Button, England, Brawn, 61, 30.015; 6.

Rubens Barrichello, Brazil, Brawn, 61, 31.858; 7. Heikki Kovalainen, Finland, McLaren Mercedes, 61, 36.157; 8. Robert Kubica, Poland, BMW Sauber, 61, 55.054; 9. Kazuki Nakajima, Japan, Williams, 61, 56.054; 10. Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, Ferrari, 61, 58.892; 11.

Nico Rosberg, Germany, Williams, 61, 59.777; 12. Jarno Trulli, Italy, Toyota, 61, 13. Giancarlo Fisichella, Italy, Ferrari, 61, 14. Vitantonio Liuzzi, Italy, Force India, 61, Not Classified: 15. Jaime Al- guersuari, Spain, Toro Rosso, 47, brakes; 16.

Sebastien Buemi, Switzerland, Toro Rosso, 47, brakes. MOTORSPORTS HOCKEY National Hockey League MONTREAL Sergei Kostitsyn to Hamilton (AHL). NEW JERSEY Jeff Frazee, Olivier Magnan-Grenier, Ben Walter and Vladimir Zharkov to Lowell (AHL). PHOENIX LW Brett MacLean and David Schlemko to San Antonio (AHL). TORONTO MAPLE Nazem Kadri to London (OHL).

Assigned Christian Hanson and Jonas Frogren to Toronto (AHL). Released Andy Rogers. American Hockey League HARTFORD WOLF the N.Y. Rangers reassigned Tysen Dowzak to Charlotte (ECHL) and Tomas Kundra- tek to Medicine Hat (WHL). Loaned Jean-Philip Chabot and Mike Berube to Charlotte.

Released Luke Lucyk who will join Charlotte. Released Dan LaCouture. MILWAUKEE Mark Derlago, Adam Krug, Jozef Sladok, Mike Taylor, Ethan Graham, Jim Sharrow and Jason Woll. PEORIA Tomas Kana, Nick Mazzolini, John Lammers, Chris Morehouse, Jack Combs, Pat Brosnihan, Jordan Foreman, Brett Hemingway, Jason Ryznar, T.J. Fast, Alexander Hellstrom, Ryan Turek, Justin Sawyer, Sebastian Dahm and Carlo Colaiacovo.

SPRINGFIELD Kelly Czuy and Marc Rechlicz. TRANSACTIONS FIGHT SCHEDULE National TV in parentheses Saturday At Tokyo, Nobuo Nashiro, Japan, vs. Hugo Cazares, Mexico, 12, for WBA junior bantamweight title. Oct. 6 At Osaka, Japan, Denkaosan Kaovichit, Thailand, vs.

Daiki Kameda, Japan, 12, WBA flyweight title. Oct. 10 At WaMu Theatre at Madison Square Garden, New York (PPV), Juan Manuel Lopez, Puerto Rico, vs. Rogers Mtagwa, Philadelphia, 12, for the WBO junior featherweight title; Yuriorkis Gamboa, Miami, vs. Whyber Garcia, Panama, 12, for WBA featherweight title; Odla- nier Solis, Cuba, vs.

Kevin Johnson, Asbury Park, N.J., 10, heavyweights. At Tokyo, Toshiaki Nishioka, Japan, vs. Ivan Hernandez, Mexico, 12, for WBC junior featherweight tile; Jorge Linares, Tokyo, vs. Juan Carlos Salgado, Mexico, 12, for WBA junior lightweight title. At Nokia Theatre, Los Angeles, Israel Vazquez, Huntington Park, vs.

Angel Priolo, Colombia, 10, featherweights. Oct. 16 At the Blue Horizon, Philadelphia, Derek Ennis, Philadelphia, vs. James Moore, New York, 12, for the vacant USBA junior middleweight title. BOXING Product: DPress PubDate: 09-28-2009 Zone: ALL Edition: FINAL Folio: C7 User: rbynum Time: Color: CMYK Notes:.