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i il i liiiw lPTl' 'y'W'T 2B Tuesday November 7 www.stargazette.com I Call 607734-5158 I Fax 607733-4408 2000 NHL NFL FANFARE NBA Elmira team COLLEGE FOOTBALL tournament sees mhL I -Jr- 3f.4mI 2 perfect games The team event of the Elmira BOWLING sound off on any sports topic. Mail to P.O. Box 285, Elmira, N.Y. 14902. Fax FanFare is your opportunity to FanFare, Sports, Star-Gazette, to 607733-4408.

E-mail Comments must include name, hometown and an evening phone number (the number will not be published). They are subject to editing Men Bowimg Association ooiu annual tournament was last weekend at Rossi Lanes, with 59 five-person teams competing for the top prize in the handicap and scratch divisions. In the handicap division, Key Carpet led the way with a 3,707 total. The team consisted of Henry Earl (582), Phil Earl (792), Jeremy Earl (692). Cliff Shrover (608) and Rich Li to sportsstargazette.com, AUTORACING NASCAR LEADERS DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

NASCAR Winston Cup driver stand ings and money leaders through dunoay: Points 1 Bobby Labonte, 4805. 2, Dale Earnhardt, 4587. 3, Jeff Burton, 4579. 4, Dale Jarrett, 4449. 5, Tony Stewart, 4336.

6, Ricky Rudd, 4329. 7, Rusty Wallace, 4280. 8, Mark Martin, 4197. 9, Jeff Gordon, 4050. 10, Ward Burton, 3936.

11, Steve Park, 3682. 12, Mike Skinner, 3649. 13, Johnny Benson, 3509. 14, Matt Kenseth, 3473. 15, Joe Nemechek, 3337.

16, Dale Earnhardt, 3289. 17, 18, Terry Labonte, 3233. 19, Sterling Martin, 3136. 20, Bill Elliott, 3040. Money 1, Dale Jarrett, $5,095,724.

2, Jeff Burton, $4,995,954. 3, Bobby Labonte, $3,835,971. 4, Dale Earnhardt, $3,540,941. 5, Rusty Wallace, $2,919,841. 6, Tony Stewart, $2,854,241.

7, Mark Martin, $2,547,086. 8, Jeff Gordon, $2,531 ,061. 9, Dale Earnhardt, $2,510,061 10, Bill Elliott, $2,344,488. 11, Ricky Rudd, $2,250,979. 12, Ward Burton, $2,234,876.

13, Matt Kenseth. $2,045,514. 14, Steve Park, $1,933,357. 15, Terry Labonte, $1 ,931,714. 16, Mike Skinner, $1,878,944.

1 7, John Andrettl, $1 .855,477. 18, Jeremy Mayfield, $1 ,838,901 19, Jos Nemechek, $1 ,806,246. 20, Jerry Nadeau, $1 ,805,294. LATESTLINE "Smoke" Wiley (710). They were fol- Larry lowed by Elmira Savings Bank JOHNSON (3554) and Bob's Bar (3523).

The scratch division title was won by a team representing Rossi Lanes. Chuck Pitts (784), Dan Fish Jr. (659), Rob Heuser (569), Mark D'Angelo Jr. (786) and Jim Pitts (665) combined for a 3,463 total. Rossi Lanes No.

2 was second with 3,439, and Louie's Pro Shop was third with 3,434. D'Angelo had one of the two 300 games in the event, and leads the all-events competition with his 786 series. Bill Drake had the other 300 game. Doubles and singles are this weekend at Rossi Lanes, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Friday Entries are still being accepted.

NEWS AND NOTES: Crystal Lanes will host the Crystal City Classic on Nov. 18 and 19. The entry fee is $25, and first prize is an estimated $600. This is a scratch tournament with three games of qualifying over six lanes. Squad times are 1 and 2:30 p.m.

on Saturday, and 9 and 11 a.m. on Sunday. The finals are slated for 1 p.m. Sunday and will be a one-game double- elimination format for the top 16 qualifiers. Applications are available at all area bowling centers! The Valley Bowling Center will hold a Fall Sweeper on Saturday, Nov.

18. First prize is a guaranteed $1000; entry fee is $50. The format is six games across 12 lanes. The field is limited to the first 112 bowlers and one in five will cash. The action gets under way at 1 p.m.

SHINING STARS: This week's 300 squad: Jason T. Hall (Paramount), Jim Van Horn (Dixie), Jason Rumsey (Johnny's Lanes) and Mark Stager (Laurel Lanes). Chuck Bryant was one pin short of perfection at Dixie. Also, kudos to Clinton Shaw for his 802 series at Laurel Lanes. BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: This week, we recog-.

nize the exploits of two men who demonstrate that advancing age is not a barrier when it comes to achieving bowling excellence. The Bowlers of the Week are Jim Van Horn and Nelson Smith. Smith, of West Elmira, is the younger of the two at 64. He bowled his second career 800 series in the Hardinge Men's League last Monday night at Rossi Lanes. Using a Red Hammer, he bowled games of 289, 267 and 244 for an 801 series.

"I felt energetic," Nelson said. "Everything just fell into place." Van Horn, of Pine City, is "77 years young" and has been in the zone over the past two weeks. Subbing two NHL FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG NY RANGERS even -12 Edmonton NY ISLANDERS even -12 Nashville COLORADO 2-212 Minnesota LOS ANGELES no Ine Phoenix NBA FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG TORONTO 5 Boston MILWAUKEE 4 NyKncks LaLakers 7 HOUSTON Washington 212 CHICAGO SanAntonio 212 PHOENIX PORTLAND 1512 Allanta COLLEGE FOOTBALL THURSDAY Thursdays ago, he had a 714 at Dixie Lanes. Last Monday at Dixie, while bowling in the St. Mary's League, he had a 746 series that included his first 300 game.

Then on Friday, he was asked to sub at Dixie and responded with a 770 series. EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division I TOL Pts OF OA NnJmay 6 4 Pittsburgh 6 N.Y. Islanders 5 4 N.Y. Rangers 6 7 Philadelphia 4 6 3 0 15 50 36 14 38 39 13 32 31 12 46 42 12 35 43 Northeast Division TOL Pta OF OA Ottawa Toronto Buffalo Boston 9 14 0 8 5 1 0 22 54 17 38 14 34 12 38 Montraal 10 39 47 SouttwastOMaion TOL Pta OF OA Washington 3 Tampa Bay 4 Carolina 3 Atlanta 2 34 45 41 56 33 44 36 39 23 35 Florida 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Cantrai Division TOL Pta OF OA St. Louis 10 2 2 0 22 43 22 Oatroit 8 5 0 1 17 40 37 NashviM 5 3 4 1 15 31 30 Chicago 5 8 0 1 11 34 42 Columbus 3 10 1 1 8 26 50 Northw DWsion TOL Pta OF OA Colorado Edmonton Vancouver Minnesota Calgary 2 0 22 44 26 2 0 20 47 40 3 1 18 48 40 3 0 9 26 42 2 1 9 31 42 Pacific Division OL Pta OF OA 9 1 4 0 22 45 26 Phoanix SanJosa 8 Los Angelas 8 Dallas 7 0 18 34 23 0 18 57 46 1 17 39 33 Anaheim 6 2 Two points for a win, one point for a tie and overtime loss.

Saturday's Games Los Angeles 2, New Jersey 1 Atlanta 8, Boston 3 Columbus 2, Ottawa 2, tie Toronto 0, St. Louis 0, tie N.Y. Rangers 5, Montreal 2 Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 0 Washington 3, Florida 2 Anaheim 3, Nashville 3, tie Pittsburgh 1, Calgary 1, tie San Jose 4, Carolina 1 Sunday's Qamee Lot Angeles 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Tampa Bay 5, Washington 2 Edmonton 4. Columbus 2 Toronto 7, Boston 1 Chicago 4, Anaheim 2 Minnesota 3, Calgary 2, OT San Jose 2, Vancouver 2, tie Monday's Qemes Ottawa 3, Atlanta 2 Today's Games Nashville at N.Y.

Mandsrs, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Colorado, 9 p.m. Phoenix at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m.

Senators 3, Thrashers 2 Ottawa 2 0 1-3 Atlanta 1 1 0-2 First Period-1, Atlanta, Guoila 3 (Kalko, Donovan), 9:18. 2, Ottawa, Bonk 6 (Prospet. Redden), 11:37 (pp). 3, Ottawa, Zamuner 8 (Havlat Prospal), 13:05. Penalties Lambert, At! (hooking), Odgers, Atl leusnmgi, 10:23.

Second Period -4. Atlanta. Far- rare 5 (Burt), 3:44. Penarbea-Bonk, Ott (elbowing), Ottawa bench, served by Prospal (too many men). Hacnunek, utt (interference), is: Jo; York, utt (diving), Domenichelli, Atl (holding), 9:14.

Third Period-5, Ottawa, Hossa 7 (Avedson, Bonk), 17:53. Penalties nniov utt (tripping), 4:15. Shots on goal-Ottawa 5-5-10- 20. Atlanta 15-12-6-33. Power play Opportunities unawa 1 ot Atlanta 0 01 4 OoaHes-Ottawa, Hurme 6-1-3 (33 shots-31 saves).

Atlanta, Hnilic- ka 1-2-1 (2U-i). LATE SUNDAY Sharks 2, Canucks 2 SanJoee 0 2 0 0-2 Vancouver 0 2 0 02 Firat Period None. Penalties Bertuzzi, Van (hooking), Stuart, SJ (hooking), Damphousae, SJ (interference), Sund Strom, SJ (slashing), Bertuzzi, Van (high-ttickinq). 13:17. Second Period-1, Vancouver, Naslund 9 (Jovanovski, Lachance), 1 :27.

2, San Jose, Thornton 5 (Ricci, Stuart), 6:55. 3, San Jose, Thornton 6 (Sundstrom), 7:17. 4, Vancouver, Jovanovski 3, 8:42. Penalties None. Third Perlod-None.

PeneKy- Niarcnmem, sj mooning Overtime None. Penartiea None. Shots on goal -San Jose 7-8-3 1 -19. Vancouver 5-7-10-2-24. Power-play Opportunities San Jose or Vancouver ot 4.

Goalies-San Jose. Nabokov 7 1-2 (24 shots-22 saves). Vancouver, ravma-a-jiia-if). SCORING LEADERS Through Sunday op a A ns Allison, Bos 15 Parity, LA Hossa, Ott Fleury, NYR Guertn, Edm Roentek, Pho Robrtaille, LA Weight, Edm Forsberg, Col Young, StL Jagr.PH Messier, NYR Drury, Cot Mogilny. NJ Kenya, Ana Turgeon, StL Laetch, NYR 16 13 13 16 14 16 16 14 14 13 13 13 13 16 14 13 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Oct.

16 Patrick Roy, Colorado Oct 23 Trevor Linden, Montreal Oct 30 RW Scott Young, St Lous mov. I noo rieury, N.Y. Hangers PLAYER OF THE MONTH Oct. Sean Burke, Phoenix ROOKIE OF THE MONTH Oct. Brad Richards, Tampa Bay UHL EASTERN CONFERENCE NorthOMt Division LSOLPts OF OA Adirondack 6 1 2 14 40 28 B.C.

6 4 0 12 29 26 MohawkvaMey 5 6 1 11 36 41 Elmira 4 5 1 9 38 54 Southeast Division LSOLPts OF OA Knoxvie 7 1 2 16 36 24 New Haven 6 3 2 14 33 29 Athevme 2 6 3 7 31 44 WESTERN CONFERENCE LSOLPts OF OA Muskegon 6 1 3 15 40 38 Port Huron 5 4 0 10 32 32 Flint 4 8 1 9 40 52 Fort Wayne 4 6 0 32 38 aa SWMitWVVE Ut9tmQH LSOLPta OF OA OuadCtfy 8 2 1 17 52 35 Missouri 7 1 1 15 39 29 Kalamazoo 6 4 1 13 36 28 Rockford 3 8 1 7 25 41 Note: One point for shootout loss. Shootout losses are only denoted In the SOL column, not the loss column. Sundays Games Flint Port Huron 2 Rockford 4, Fort Wayne 2 B.C. 4. Kalamazoo 3 KnoxvUle 4.

New Haven 2 Monday's Game No games scheduled Today's Oame No games scheduled Wedneeday's Qemes KnoxvUle at Adirondack Mohawk Valley at Flint Muskegon at Missouri B.C. at Rockford EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Philadelphia Boston New York Orlando Miami New Jersey 4 2 2 3 1.000 .667 1V4 .667 IV 1V4 .600 .333 .333 1 1 1 2V4 2V2 Washington .250 3 Central Division Pet GB 1.000 Cleveland Charlotte Indiana Milwaukee Detroit Toronto Atlanta 3 3 1 1 1 1 .750 VI .333 2 .333 2 .250 .250 .000 .000 2V1 0 0 3 3 Chicago WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB Utah San Antonio Dallas Minnesota Vancouver Denver 4 3 3 2 2 1.000 1.000 vs .750 .500 .667 .250 1 1Vz 2 3 3 1 1 Houston .250 Pacific Division Pet GB LA Lakers 3 1 750 -Phoenix 3 1 .750 -Sacramento 2 2 .500 1 Golden State 1 2 .333 112 Portland 1 2 .333 1V2 Seattle 1 3 .250 2 LA. Clippers 1 3 .250 2 Sunday'a Games Phoenix 104. Houston 99 LA. Lakers 108, LA.

Clippers 103 Monday's Games Orlando 110, Seattle 99 Dallas 108. Denver 96 Utah 98, Minnesota 92 Atlanta at Vancouver, late Portland at Sacramento, late Today's Games Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m. New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Washington at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. la.

Lakers at Houston, p.m. San Antonio at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Atlanta at Portland, 10 p.m. Magic 110, SuperSonics 99 SEATTLE (99) Lewis 12-18 2-2 28. Baker 6-151-4 13, Ewing 3-9 1-2 7, Mason 3-8 0-0 6, Payton 8-15 5-6 23, Patterson u-f 3-4 3, woikowyski 1-4 0-0 S.Williams 4-9 0-0 10, McCoy 1-1 0- 0 2, E.Davis 2-3 0-0 5, Ellison 0-0 0- 0 0.

Totals 40-89 12-18 99. ORLANDO (110) McGrady 11-21 8-9 31, Reid 0-0 0-0 0, Amaechi 8-14 4-5 20, Miller 3-9 2-2 10, Armstrong 8-23 0-0 20. Outlaw 1-3 0-2 2, Doleac 7-11 3-4 17, M.Williams 4-7 0-2 8, Hudson 0-1 0-0 0, Garrfty 0-5 2-2 2, Perry 0-0 u-u u. loiais Z-M 18-ZO 1 1U. Seattle 24 21 22 32- 99 Orlando 24 16 33 37-110 3-Point Goals-Seattle 7-24 (Lewis 2-5.

S.Williams 2-5, Payton 2-6, E.Davis 1-2, Baker 0-1, Mason 0-1, Patterson 0-4), Orlando 7-18 (Armstrong 4-10, Miller 2-6, McGrady 1-2). Fouled out None. Rebounds-Seattle 60 (Baker, bwing luj, urianoo 54 (Amaechi 7). Assists -Seattle 29 (Payton 10), Orlando 21 (Armstrong 7). Total fouls-Seattle 24, Orlando 20.

A Mavericks 108, Nuggets 96 DALLAS (108) Finley 9-17 7-7 26, Nowitzki 6-13 4-5 18, Laettner 3-6 1-2 7, Nash 1-6 4-4 6, H.Davis 5-9 0-0 13, Bradley 2-4 2-4 6. Eisley 3-6 6-7 14, Najera 2-4 0-0 4, Cou.Alexander 7-12 0-0 14, Vaught 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 38-77 Z4-Z9 108. DENVER (96) McDyess 5-10 2-4 12, Posey 3-6 0-0 6, LaFrentz 9-14 4-5 23, Abdul-Wahad 1-5 0-0 2. Van Exel 5-110-2 13, Clark 2-5 3-6 7, Lenard 3-8 3-3 10, Pack 6-1 15-617, Strickland 0-2 0-0 0, Mccioud 2-5 0-0 4, Murray 1- 2 u-u 2.

lotars r-ry 7-26 Dallas 28 29 18 33-108 Denver 25 21 23 27- 96 3-Polnt Goals-Dallas 8-19 (H.Davn 3-6, Eisley 2-4. Nowitzki 2- 5, Finley 1-2, Nash 0-1, Cou Alexan der 0-11, Denver 5-1 7 (Van Exel 3-7, LaFrentz 1-3, Lenard 1-3, Posey 0-1, Murray 0-1, McOoud 0-2). Fouled out-Bradley, Posey. Rebounds- Dallas 44 (Finley, Nowitzki 6), Denver ai (Nicuyess nj. Assists-uaiias 26 Eisley 8 Denver 23 (Van Exel 8).

Total fouls-Dallas 26, Denver 32. Technicals Dallas Illegal Defense, McDyess 2. Ejected McDyess. Denver coach IsseJ. A 11.190 Jazz 98, Timberwolves 92 MINNESOTA (92) Szczerbiak 7-11 0-0 16.

Garnett 7-18 8-10 22, Nesterovic 1-5 0-0 2, Billups 7-17 2-3 19, Brandon 10-20 5-5 25, Mitchell 0-1 2-2 2. Garrett 2- 2 0-0 4. Peeler 1-5 0-0 2. Ellis 0-1 0- 0 0. Totals 35-BO 17-20 92.

UTAH (68) Malone 8-176-8 22, Russell 5-11 2-2 12, Poiynice 1-3 0-0 2, Stockton 3-10 2-2 13. Starks 5-10 4-4 16. Vaughn 5-7 0-0 10. Ostertag 0-0 0-0 Lewis l-i l-z 3, Manning 3-5 7-9 1 3, Marsnaii z-s u-u 4, benoit 0-0 0-0 0, Stevenson 1-11-2 3. Totals 36- 70 23-29 98.

Minnesota 29 22 27 14-92 Utah 20 29 20 29-98 3-Point Goals-Minnesota 5-14 (Billups 3-6, Szczerbiak 2-3. Garnett 0-1, Brandon 0-1, Peeler 0-3), UtatT j-r (Slants z-3, Stockton 1-1, Man ning o-l, Russell 0-2 Fouled out- None. Rebounds-Minnesota 35 (Garnett 9), Utah 53 (Malone 15). wsisis-Minnesoia zi (Brandon 6), Utah 23 (Stockton 8). Total fouls- Minnesota 26, Utah 27.

(la.snj. LATE SUNDAY Lakers 108, Clippers 103 LA CLIPPERS (103) Odom 6-13 6-10 19. Nesbv 8-13 0-0 17, Olowokandl 3-14 2-2 8, Miles 2-4 0-0 4, Mclnnis 8-15 2-2 19. Richardson 2-4 3-6 8. Rooks 5-8 2-3 12, Piatkowskl 5-10 1-1 13, Skinner 0-0 1-6 1, Dooling 1-1 0-02.

lotais u-oz i r-au 1U3. LA. LAKERS (106) Fox 2-8 0-0 4. Grant 2-8 0-0 4. O'Neal 15-31 9-18 39, Bryant 6-14 7-7 21, Harper 4-6 1-1 9.

Georae 0- 0 0-0 0, Rider 6-1 2 8-8 22, Horry 2-6 1-2 5, Foster 0-1 0-0 0, Lue 0-1 0-0 0, Shaw 2-6 0-0 4. Totals 39-93 26- 36108. LA. Clippers 14 31 23 38-103 LA. Lakers 23 25 17 43-106 3-Polnt Goals -LA Clippers 8-16 (Piatkowskl 2-4, Mclnnis 1-2, Nesby 1-3, Odom 1-3, Richardson 1-3, Miles 0-1), LA.

Lakers 4-15 (Bryant z-, niaer z-b, norry o-l, Lue 0-1, Fox 0-2, Shaw 0-2). Fouled out- Odom. Rooks. Rebounds-LA. Clippers 58 (Odom 15), LA.

Lakers 61 (O'Neal 14). Assists-LA. Clippers 21 (Mclnnis 8). L.A. Lakers 28 (Bryant 6).

Total fouls LA. Clippers 32, LA. Lakers 22. Technicala-LA. Clippers Illegal Defense.

(lO.W). LEADERS Through Sunday Scoring FG FT PTS AVG O'Neal, LAL 4 55 26 136 34.0 Malone, Utah 3 Carter, Tor. 4 Payton, Sea. 3 32 31 95 31.7 41 29 118 295 32 19 87 29.0 28 15 78 26.0 35 29 103 25 8 Walker, Bos. 3 Stackhousa, Det 4 Garnett Mm 3 Iverson.Phi.

4 Marbury.N J. 3 33 11 77 25.7 32 34 101 253 28 17 75 25.0 Webber, Sac. 4 35 26 96 24.0 Best, kid. 3 Fierce. Bos.

3 27 12 70 23.3 21 20 68 22.7 Abdur-Rahim, Van.3 26 15 67 22 3 Bryant LAL 4 28 28 88 22.0 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Nov. 6 John Stockton and Karl Malone, Utah AMERICAN CONFERENCE East 7 2 0 6 3 0 6 3 0 5 4 0 2 7 0 Central Pet PF PA .778 200 119 .667 256 198 .667 208 193 .556 179 186 .222 156 187 Miami Indianapolis N.Y. Jets Buffalo New England IT Pet PF PA Tennessee Baltimore Pittsburgh 8 1 0 6 4 0 5 4 0 3 6 0 889 181 125 600 167 105 .556 137 93 .333 165 207 .222 87 194 .200 101 233 Pet PF PA .889 256 172 .556 268 201 .556 243 215 .300 157 239 .000 145 236 Jacksonville Cincinnati Cleveland 2 7 0 2 8 0 West Oakland 8 1 0 Denver 5 4 0 Kansas City 5 4 0 Seattle 3 7 0 San Dteqo 0 9 0 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA .778 168 115 .600 204 147 .600 185 158 .333 147 246 .333 204 213 Pet PF PA N.Y. Giants Philadelphia 2 0 4 0 Washington Arizona Dallas 4 0 6 0 6 0 Central 7 1 0 Minnesota .875 197 178 .556 169 187 .556 232 152 Detroit Tampa Bay Green Bay I 4 0 I 4 0 I 5 0 7 0 .375 166 167 .222 137 226 Pet PF PA .778 354 279 .667 183 142 .444 183 153 Chicago West St. Louis 7 2 0 New Orleans 6 3 0 Carolina 4 5 0 Atlanta 3 7 0 San Francisco 2 8 0 .300 176 277 .200 253 323 Sunday'a Games Miami 23, Detroit 8 Buffalo 16, New England 13, OT Chicago 27, Indianapolis 24 Tampa Bay 27, Atlanta 14 Philadelphia 16, Dallas 13, OT Baltimore 27.

Cincinnati 7 Tennessee 9, Pittsburgh 7 N.Y. Giants 24, Cleveland 3 New Orleans 31 San Francisco 15 Arizona 16, Washington 15 Denver 30, N.Y. Jets 23 Seattle 17, San Diego 15 Oakland 49, Kansas City 31 Carolina 27, St. Louis 24 Open: Jacksonville Monday's Oame Minnesota at Green Bay, late Sunday, Nov. 12 Atlanta at Detroit, 1 p.m.

Chicago at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at Dallas, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m. Seattle at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Tennessee, 1 p.m.

Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p.m. New England at Cleveland, 1 p.m Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Miami at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Kansas City at San Francisco, p.m. st.

louis at n.y uiants, 4:15 p.m. Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 4:15 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Indianapolis, 6:20 p.m. Open: Washington Monday, Nov.

13 Oakland at Denver, 9 p.m. LATE SUNDAY Panthers 27, Rams 24 Carolina 6 7 3 11-27 SL Louis 7 3 14 0-24 First Quarter Car-FG Nedney 35, 10:59. StL Hakim 14 pass from Green (stoyanovicn kick car-Hi Nedney 45, :1 1 Drive: 7 plays, 32 yards, 4:14. Second Quarter StL FG Stoyanovich 28, 10:28. Car Crawford 16 pass from Beuertein (Nedney kick), 5:55.

Third Quarter Car FG Nednev 24. 9:53. StL Bruce 4 pass from Green (Stoyanovich kick), 5:19 stL Watson 3 run (Stoyanovich Kick), Fourth Quarter Car Hayes 13 pass from Bauer- lein (Beueriein run), 10:43. (Jar Hi Nedney 46, :40. Drive: 13 plays, 45 yards, 5:52.

A Car 18 24-90 178 1-9 4-89 StL First downs Rushes-yards Passing Punt Returns Kickoff Returns 20 16-31 395 1-14 6-110 1- 0 29-42-0 5-36 2- 2 7-52 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 15-25-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 5-36 Punts Fumbles-Lost 1-1 Penalties-Yards 5-40 Time of Possession 28:35 31:25 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Carolina, Biakabutu- ka 19-77, Floyd 2-9, Beueriein 3-4. St. Louis, Watson 12-12, Green 2- 12. Hakim 2-7.

PASSING-Carollna. Beueriein 15-25-1-214. St. Louis. Green 29- 42-0-431.

RECEIVINO-Carollna. Muham mad 6-83, Hayes 3-62, Byrd 2-23, Crawford 1-16, Hankton 1-14, Floyd i-iu, Diaxaoutuka l-e. si. louis. Hakim 8-147, Bruce 7-69, Holt 4-130, Watson 4-27.

Proehl 3-38. Conwell 2-18, Hodgins 1-2. MISSED FIELD GOALS -St. Louis, Stoyanovich 50 (SH), 37 (WR). COLLEGE BASKETBALL MEN'S PRESEASON TOP 25 The top 25 teams in The Associat ed Press' men's preseason college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 1999-2000 records, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last season's final ranking: Record Pis KV I.Arizona (37) 27-7 1.753 4 2.

Duke (29) 29-5 1,749 1 3. Michigan St. (5) 32-7 1,489 2 4. Stanford 27-4 1,487 3 5. Maryland (1) 25-10 1,436 17 6.

North Carolina 22-14 1,407 7. Kansas 24-10 1,376 Illinois 22-10 1,237 21 26-7 1,203 11 22- 10 1,186 -29-8 1.033 13 23- 10 1,015 19 23-9 695 9. Tennessee 10. Seton Hall 11. Florida 12.

Kentucky 13. Utah 14. Connecticut 15. Arkansas 15. Notre Dams 17.

UCLA 18. Cincinnati 19. Wisconsin 25-10 680 20 19-15 22-15 21- 12 29-4 22- 14 22-14 21-12 27-7 16-14 19-12 32-5 603 603 597 591 7 499 466 352 330 12 284 231 184 6 20. Wake Forest 21. DePaul 22.

Oklahoma 23. Southern Cal 24. Virginia 25. Iowa St. Others recelvinc votes: Alabama 157, Iowa 103, St.

John's 93. Mis souri 82, Georgetown 80, Texas 39, N.C. State 33, Indiana 32, Temple 31, Xavier 30. Michigan 22, Utah St. 22, LSU 20, Ohio St.

18 23-6, SMU 15 21-9, Memphis 14 14-15. Califor nia 13, Louisiana-Lafayette 13, Syracuse 13, Oklahoma St. 12, South Carolina 12, Dayton 10, Tulsa 8, Wyoming 6, BYU 5, Purdue 5, Charlotte 4, Gonzaga 4, Auburn 3, CS Nonnnoge 3. Mississippi St. 3.

Miami 2, UNLV 2, Lafayette 1, Oregon 1, Pepperdine 1, South Florida T.TCU1. MONDAY'S SCORES MEN SOUTH Freed-Hardeman 60, Spalding 62 Drake 88, Skovbakken 61 SOUTHWEST Texas 73, Delta Kostce 64 Sam Houston St. 82. Team Ezv- bonds 67 WOMEN SOUTH Emmanuel 82. Brevard 52 Trevecca Nazarene 100, Union, Ky.52 EXHIBITION Fordham 81.

University Select of Latvia 77 LSU 81, Spartak Moscow 42 BCS STANDINGS Through Saturday Tot. 1. Oklahoma 2. Florida St. 3.

Miami 4. Nebraska 5. Florida 6 Washington 7. Oregon 8. Virginia Tech 9.

Oregon St. 10. Purdue 11. Kansas St. 12.

Notre Dame 13. Ohio St. 14. Mississippi St. 15.

Northwestern 2.76 6.42 6.81 9.67 11.18 14.37 15.00 17.62 22.80 23.28 26.28 27.76 28 80 31.06 32.71 LAMBERT MEADOWLANDS AWARDS Voting results for the Lambert-Meadowland8 Awards, presented to the top football teams In the Northeast, with first-place votes in paren- ineses, recoras mrougn Saturday, ana points pasea on a 10-9-8-7-6- 5-4-3-z-l scoring system: Division l-A Record Pta 1. Miami (10) 7-1 100 2. Virginia Tech 8-1 90 3. Boston College 6-3 73 4. Pittsburgh 5-3 69 5.

Syracuse 4-4 66 6. west Virginia 4-4 51 7. Penn State 4-6 40 8. Temple 4-5 31 9. Rutgers 3-5 16 10.

Army 1-7 12 Division l-AA 1. Lehigh (4) 9-0 66 2. Delaware (2) 8-1 60 3. Richmond 7-2 60 4. Hofstra 7-3 43 5.

New Hampshire (1) 6-3 40 6. James Madison 6-3 32 7. UMass 6-3 29 8. Duquesne 8-1 13 9. Bucknell 6-3 10 10.

VWanova 5-4 9 Division ll 1. Slippery Rock, Pa. (5) 8-2 57 2. Bloomsburg, Pa. (1) 8-2 54 3.

Indiana, Pa. 7-2 48 4. Millersville, Pa. 6-3 34 5. C.

W. Post, N.Y. 7-1 33 6. Clarion 6-4 27 6. Kutztown 7-3 27 8.

New Haven, Conn. 5-4 23 9. American Mass. 7-3 15 10. East Stroudsburg 6-4 12 Division III 1.

BrockportSt. (6) 8-0 60 2. Wash. Jefferson, Pa. 8-1 46 3.

Springfield 9-0 45 4. Western Maryland 8-1 41 5. Rowan, N.J. 7-1 38 6. W.

Connecticut St. 8-1 30 7. Widener 8-1 29 6. Union, N.Y. 8-1 9.

Hobart 7-1 10. Lycoming, Pa. 6-2 NCAA DIVISION II RANKINGS INDIANAPOLIS The too reakxv al teams in the NCAA Division II football rankings with records through Monday: Midwest 1. Northwest Missouri State (10-0) z. neprasKa-umana (a-i) 3.

North Dakota State (9-1) 4. Pittsburg State (8-2) 5. North Dakota (8-2) 6. South Dakota (7-3) 7. Missouri Western State (7-3) 8.

Winona State (8-2) 9. Bemidij! State (8-2) 10. Central Missouri State (7-3) Northeast 1. Slippery Rock (8-2) 2. Northwood (8-1) 3.

Bloomsburg (8-2T 4. Saginaw Valley State (8-2) 5. Indiana, Pa. (7-2) 6. Millersville (6-3) 7.

Kutztown (7-3) 8. Fairmont State (6-3) 9. West Liberty State (7-2) 10. New Haven (5-4) South 1. Catawba (9-0) 2.

West Georgia (10-0) 3. Valdosta State (9-1) 4. Tuskegee (9-0) 5. Delta State (9-0) 6. Presbyterian (7-2) 7.

Carson-Newman (8-2) 8. Winston-Salem State (8-2) 9. Arkansas-Montlcelln (8-2) 10. Virginia Union (8-2) 1. UC Davis (9-0) 2.

Northeastern State (8-1) 3. Mesa State (8-2) 4. Chadron State (7-2) 5. Western Washington (7-2) 6. Nebraska-Kearney (8-3) 7.

Midwestern State (6-4) 8. Southwestern Oklahoma St. (6-3) western state ie-4) 10. Eastern New Mexico (6-4) DIVISION l-AA POLL SOUTHAMPTON. Pa.

The too 25 teams in the Sports Network Division l-AA football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Saturday, points and previ ous ranking: necora ns rvs I.Montana (78) 8-1 2.374 3 2. YoungstownState(11)8-1 2,247 3. Troy State (2) 7-2 2,016 4. Delaware (1) 8-1 1,927 5. Furman(4) 7-2 1.926 5 7 2 11 6.

Georgia Southern 8-2 1,879 1 4 I. western mnots e-z S.Lehioh 9-0 1.561 9 9. Portland State 7-2 1,524 12 10. Western Kentucky 8-1 1,491 11. Richmond 7-2 1,360 12.

Grambiing State (1) 9-1 1,348 13. Hofstra 7-3 1,276 14. Appalachian State 6-3 1,224 15. Florida 8-2 1,110 6 13 14 8 15 16 16. McNeese State 7-2 987 17 19 17.

Jamee Madison 6-3 736 1 8. Northwestern State 6-3 701 10 19. Weber State 7-3 650 623 515 375 20 20. Eastern Illinois 7-2 21. Massachusetts 6-3 22.

Bethune-Cookman 8-1 23. Northern Iowa 6-3 21 22 25 24 325 24. New Hampshire 6-3 314 25. North Carolina 6-3 193 18 COLLEGE HOCKEY NCAA DIVISION I MINNEAPOLIS Top teams In the NCAA Division I men's Ice hock ey poH, compiled by U.S. College Hockey Online, with first-place votes parentheses and records through nov.

Record Pts Pvs 1 Minnesota (21) 7-0-1 571 2 Boston College (17) 7-1-0 564 3 Michigan 6-1-2 491 4 Michigan State (1) 5-1-1 474 5 Colorado College (1)6-0-0 416 6 Wisconsin 7-3-0 394 390 7 North Dakota' 5-2-3 8 New Hampshire 5-2-1 9 St Cloud 4-1-1 295 242 10 Maine 2-3-2 170 11 Boston University 2-2-1 164 12 Northeastern4-2-1 154 13 Western Michigan 6-1-1 105 14 Northern Mlchnen 5-1-3 93 14 Providence 4-1-1 93 15 Other receiving votes: Harvard 58. Alabama-Huntsvllla 25. Nebraska- Omaha 25. Rensselaer 20. Yale 13.

Lake Superior 11. Clarkson 8. Ohio State 5, St. Lawrence 5, Oulnnlpiac 4, Union 4, UMasa Amherst 2, Sacred Heart 2, Colgate 1, Ferris staie 1. GOLF RYDER CUP POINTS PALM BEACH GARDENS.

Fla. Top five standings for the 2001 Ryder Cup matches to be plavad at ine nerrry in Birrmngnam, England: inrougn a una ay United Statea Woods 1.465 000 I. Phil Micketson S48 17S 3. David Duval 420 000 4. Loren Roberts 343.000 Tom Lehman 340.000 Euraoe 1.

Pierre Fulke. Sweden667 096 74 2. DOarke. Northern Ireland 641,512.48 3. Lee Westwood, England 470,661.08 4.

P. Harrington. Ireland 425 flsfl .14 8. Thomas Bjom, Denmark 329,45643 "I got started (with bowling) late in life," said Van Horn. "I've been bowling for about (the last) 30 years." It just goes to show each of us that you are never too old.

So here's to both of these gentlemen. May they continue their fine bowling for many years to come. tor style and length. BOWLING Top scores at local bowling centers: CRYSTAL LANES Men: Randy Baker 698. Brian Heater 698.

Tom Valentl 672, Gary Fox 667, Paul Harrison 648. Women: Lori Calkins 722. Deon Frost 664, Cindy Boesinger 589, Irene Benjamin 568, Virginia Crocker 547. Senior Men: Hal Pennington 643, Jack Vanness 642, John Robert Pot ter 632, Robert Bradshaw 599, Lynn waitman 597. DIXIE LANES Men: Chad Purvis 761.

Fred Kin- ner 700, Dave Loper 643, Jim Kelly 635, Ron Ellis 635. Women: Carolyn Payne 547, Jean Biauveit oZ9, friscma Laugnun sza, iuinia nuiiiHT cthib iviiiivr au 1 ROSSI LANES Men: Joe Mudd 629, Richard Northrop 598, Lynn struzinksy 589, Guv Spencer 555. Roy Jones 544. Women: Pea Northrop 490. Doris struzinsky 4bu, tana Link 4Z9, Jan ice savino 4zo, sea uesiey 4zs.

PARAMOUNT LANES Men: Howard Avres 774. Dale Furman 699, Paul Avery 696, Jim Slaven Jr. 642, Jim Cowan 630. Women: Lana Held 584. Jamie Mastrantonic 572, Teena Page 567, Becky Adams 540, Judy Rader 526.

VALLEY BOWLING CENTER Men: Ron Bower 703. Mike Cole 682, Terry Robinson 679, Ken McEwen 676, Tin Luu 669. Women: Wendv Stewart 610. Tara Schanbacher 589, Shelly Burkhart 577, Karen Van Norman 565, Chris- tine Robinson 563. JOHNNY'S LANES Men: Ernie Brennan 686.

Steve bctor 630. PBA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS LAKE ZURICH, III. Standings Monday after the sixth round of the PBA Tournament of Champions with name, hometown, 24-game match piay record and 8-game pintail toiais (naces -z4 snow earnings): 1 Jason Couch, Clermont, 12-12. 10.786. 2.

Norm Duke. Cler mont, 17-7, 10,769. 3, Ryan Shafer, Elmira, N.Y., 14-10, 10,763. 4, waiter Hay Williams Ocala, 15-9, 10,711. 5, Steve Jaros Bolinabrook.

13-11. 10.704. 6, Tommy Delutz Flushing, N.Y, 16- uoug Kent, Newark, N.Y, 12-12, 10,615. 8, Dave Husted, Miiwaukie, 10-14, 10,604. 9.

Dennis Horan. Temecula. Calif. 19-5, 10,592, $7,500. 10, Bill Hoff man, Columbus, Ohio, n-lz-1, 10,563, $7,000.

11, Mark Williams, Beaumont. Texas. 13-11. 10.539. ib.suu.

tz, uanny Wiseman, Baltimore. 14-10. 10.512. $6,000. 13, unns barnes, Wichita, 9- 15, 10,470.

S5.500. 14. Brian Vdss. Atlanta, 10,440, $5,000. 15, Jess Stavrook.

San Dieoo. 14-7-3. 10,377, $4,500. 16, John Gant, Win ston-Salem, N.C, 11-13, 10,360, $4.000. 17.

Arl Halme. Finland. 10.337. $3.500. 18.

Robert Smith. Sirri Valley, cant, B-16, 10,313, $3,200. la. 11m enss. Bel Air.

11-12- 1. 10.303. $3,000. 20. Brian Himm- ler, Cincinnati, 12-11-1, 10,278, $2,900.

21, Ernie Schleoel. Vancou ver, i-m, zz, Steve Wilson, Lake Worth, 7- 17. 10.207. $2,700. 23.

Mike Scroa- gins, Amanita, Texas, 11-13, 10,193, Z4, Dave Arnold. Heno. 0-l, Round Six 300 Games: None PWBA SAM'S TOWN LAS VEGAS Standinns Mnnriav after the first round of the PWBA Sam's Town invitational with total pintails atter eignt games: 1. Dede Davidson. Las Veoas 2.055.

2, Cara Honeychurch, Aus tralia, 3, uaroiyn uonn-Bal-lard, North Richland Hills, Texas. 1,907. 4, Aleta SiH, Dearborn, 1 .866. 5. Laura Lee Daniel.

Corona. 1,846. 6. Dana Mlller-Mackie. Albuquerque, N.M., 1 ,841 7, Shana Ray, Corpus lexas, uz Johnson, Nia gara raiis, im.t., i.buz.

itsn John son, Northrkjoe. 1.770. 10. Aiiyson wimang, Boynton Beach, and Kim Howerton, Waila Walla, Washington, 1,769. 12, Lisa vvagner, oraaenton, l.fbY.

13, Carol Gianotti-Block, Australia, 1,766. 14, Kendra Cameron, Sebring, 1,759. 15, Jody Ellis, South Africa, 1,756. 16, tiffany Stanbrough, Oklahoma City, 1,755. 1 Marianne uiHupo, succasunna, N.J., 1,752.

18, Maria Chicase, roiana. uno. l.rau. iu. junv vnne Slidell, 1,749.

20, Jeanne Nac-carato, Tacoma. 1.745. 21, noDin ivtossontte, Newhall, 1.741. 22. Karen Stroud Victoria Texas, 1,734.

23, Kim Terrell, Daly City, 1,731. 24, Michelle Mullen, Chicago, 1,725. DEALS AMERICAN LEAGUE BOSTON RED SOX -Named Gene Lamont third base coach. SEATTLE MARINERS Named Dave Mvers third-base coach. Announced John McLaren, bench coach: Matt Sinatra, bullpen coach: Bryan ence, prtcning coach; Gerald rerry, nining coacn; and John Moses, first base-outfield coach will return next season.

TEXAS RANGERS Aareed to terms with Mike Hubbard. Added Hoss Sapp to their major leaaue wajuuiiu sian. NAIKJNAL LEAUUE ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS Named Bob Melvin bench coach. MONTREAL EXPOS -Sinned RHP Scott Stewart to minor league contract. PITTSBURGH PIRATES NamH Dave Clark hitting coach, Spin Williams Ditchina coach and Bruce anner ounpen coacn.

SAN DIEGO PADRES-Added Billy Merkel, Mike Rikard and Donald Keister to their amateur scouting staff. NBA BOSTON CELTICS-Waived Q-f Greg Minor. Placed Kenny Anderson on Injured reserve. Signed Rick Brunson. ORLANDO MAGC-Placad Grant Hill on injured reserve.

Nr-L ARIZONA CARDINALS Placed DT Tony McCoy on Injured reserve. Signed DT Barron Tanner. Released DT Jerry Drake and LB Melvin Bradley. DETROIT LIONS -Announced the resignation of Bobby Ross, coach. Named Gary Moeller coach.

NEW YORK GIANTS Sianed Chris Bober from the practice squad. Signed Jim Goff to the practice squad. DALLAS STARS-Sioned Dan Jancevski to a three-year contract. NEW JERSEY DEVILS Acauired Geordie Kinnear from the Atlanta Thrashers for future considerations. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Assigned Dennis Bonvle to Scran- tonWiikes-Barre of the AHL.

UHL KALAMAZOO WINGS -Placed RW Jams Tomans on team suspension. QUAD CITY MALLARDS Reas signed Cam Severaon to Portland of the AHL Assigned Martin Hlm-ka to roster. Placed Mike Sim on 2 1 -day Injured reserve list. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG GEORGIA TECH 10 Virginia SATURDAY EAST CAROLINA 1412 Houston Syracuse 10 TEMPLE West Virginia 1512 RUTGERS PurJue 8 12 MICHIGAN STATE Ohio State 7 UJNOtS Northwestern 13 IOWA RondaState 4612 WAKE FOREST FLORIDA 14 South Carolina Wisconsin 612 INDIANA NORTH CAR0UNA7 Maryland NC STATE 2312 Duke MICHIGAN 1512 Perm State Western Micftgan 34 (BVTWWCHIGAN TOLEDO 31 Ban State Naerriras mint EAST. MICHIGAN Texas 13 KANSAS KENTUCKY 6 Vandertxlt OhioU 9 BOWLING GREEN Oklahoma 10 TEXAS ASM TEXAS TECH 10 Oklahoma State COLORADO 4 Iowa State MISSISSIPPI 312 Lsu ColoradoState 312 AIR FORCE LOUISVILLE 19 Army Missouri 12 BAYLOR Oncinnati 2 MEMPHIS Nebraska 4 KANSAS STATE Utah 11 WYOMING BOISE ST 16 Utah State TCU 13 Fresno State NOTRE DAME 9M2 BostonCoHeoe MISSISSIPPI ST.

7 Alabama Georgia 2 AUBURN OREGON 1312 California Southern Missi. 10 ALA-BIRMINGHAM UNLV 712 New Mexico STANFORD 212 Arizona State ARKANSAS STATE 7 North Texas MIAMI-FLA 20 Pittsburgh Wonaledi touneOMRALRjOROA TULANE 1312 Navy USC 11 Washington State WASHINGTON 612 Ucla MARSHALL 4 12 Miami-Ohio LousianaTech 21 UL-MONROE SMU 212 Tulsa AKRON 2612 Buffalo TENNESSEE 1412 Arkansas I0AH0 6 New Mexico Stats TEXAS EL-PAS0 13 Rice ARIZONA 1 Oregon Stats HAWAII 13 Nevada STAK-uAZETTE BIG FIVE Women 1. Laura Johnson, 717, Rossi Lanes, 10 points. 2. Jodi Joseph, 684, Valley Bowling Center, 7 points.

3. Deon Frost, 672, Crystal Lanes, 5 points. 4. Michelle Larrabee, Crystal Lanes, 3 points. 5.

Irene McLean, 644 Crystal Lanes, Vi point. 5. Robin Shaw, 644, Crystal Lanes, point. Men i 1. Nelson Smith, 801, Rossi Lanes, 10 points.

A 2. Rob Heuser, 790, Rossi Lanes, 7 points. 3. Dan Fish Rossi Lanes, 5 points. 4.

Mark D'Angelo 784, Dixie Lanes, 3 points. 5. Dave Austin, 782, Paramount Lanes, 1 point. Larry Johnson's bowling column comments and information to him Elmira, N.Y. 14902.

The fax number COMMUNITYSPORTS 4-on-4 basketball tournament: Cornina Communi ty College will host the Kenner Memorial 4-on-4 Bas- Ketball Tournament at 10 a.m. Saturday. The tournament will be played in a round-robin format. The team NFL SUNDAY entry fee is $40. Teams consisting of Corning Community College students, employees and former players of coach Wayne Kenner can enter for $20.

Information: ueo Krutsman, 607962-9476. Tom Sawyer Youth Basketball: Reaistrations for the FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG JACKSONVILLE 712 Seattle TENNESSEE 4 Baftmore BUFFALO 7 Cheago MINNESOTA No Una Atona DETROIT-C NoUne Atlanta DALLAS 9 Cincinnati PITTSBURGH 312 Praactelphia NewEngland-D No Lire CLEVELAND NewOreans 112 CAROLINA KansasOty 3 12 SAN FRANCISCO Miami 412 SAN DIEGO SlLouis 2 NY GIANTS TAMPA BAY NoLna Green Bay INDIANAPOLIS 6 NyJsts MONDAY DENVER 312 Oakland Tom Sawyer Youth League are being taken by phone. The league has divisions for boys and girls ages 5-10. There is no registration fee, but there will be a mandatory fund-raiser. Coaches and officials are also needed.

i-or mTormation or to register call 607739-0555. Wrestling officials needed: The South Central appears on Tuesdays. Mail questions, at the Star-Gazette, P.O. Box 285. is 607733-4408.

Discount season passes are 10 a.m. Contact Dennis Golden, 8 Todd Court, Huntington Station, N.Y. 1 1746. This Is the 2000 RRCA Eastern Regional Cross Country 5K Championship. Mendon Ponds Park SOK, Rochester, 8 a.m.

Contact Larry Zygo, 232 Willowood Rochester, N.Y. 14612; e-mail: lzygoeaol.com. This Is run on a 10K cross country ski trail, with 1,000 feet of climb. There will also be 5K. 10K and 20K runs.

Wrestling Officials Association is recruiting officials for ine upcoming season, information: Scott Poreda, 607733-4493 or fax 607589-7158. Horseheads Ski Club: avanaDie. uub is also planning a trip to Stratton on Dec. 16. Information: Sue Ungvarsky, 607739-8880 or 607795-1496.

Notices of VOUth and adult recreational loami maatinna rA ii'vwmii anvi viynupa, and other sports-related activities, are welcome. Please mail them well In advance to Sports, Star-Gazette, P.O. Box 285, Elmira, N.Y. 14902. ATL Falcons QB Chanrjer, DET Uont OB Batch WR Howard are quest NE Patriots Bledsoe it questionable TENNIS ADVANTA CHAMPIONSHIPS V1LLANOVA.

Pa Results Mondav of the $535,000 Advanta Championships Sanex WTA Tour tournament; Singles First Round Elena Bovlna. Russia, def Katla Schlukebir, United Statea, 6-2, 6-2. Jennifer Hopkins, United States, def. Ulia Osterloh, United Statea, 6- o-l. Renata Kolbovlc.

Canada, daf Marie-Qalane Mikaellan. Switzer land, 6-4, 7-5. Julie Halard-Decuois. Franca, daf Greta Am, Germany, 6-1, 6-1. Amanda Coetzer (7).

South Africa, def. Erika da Lone. United Statea. 6- 2, 6-3. Lisa Raymond, United States, def.

Vanessa Henke, Germany, 6-4, 6-4. Holly Parkinson, United States. def. Krlstina Brandl, United States, Doubles First Round Alina Jldkova. Russia, and Mallan Tu, United States, def.

Greta Arn, Germany, and Maahona Washing RUNNING NOVEMBER CALENDAR Saturday The 61st Publio Hlah School Croc Country State onshlp Meet, SUNY at Uticaflome. Trie Z4tn annual Smith Barney York White Rose Aun 5-Mllar, 9 a.m.. York. Pa. Contact White Rna Run, 3035 Ralntree York, Pa.

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