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2B SPORTS NEWS JOURNAL Saturday, January 20, 1996 ft! Larry Phillips is a sports writer for the News Journal. People wishing to offer him a news tip or ask a question can reach him at 522-3311 or (800) 472-5547. Sports on Erickson, 13 others agree to baseball deals the air NEW YORK (AP) Rather than go to salary arbitration, pitcher Scott Erickson and the Baltimore Orioles agreed Friday to a $6 million, two-year contract. Erickson was among 14 players who agreed to contracts on the day salary arbi' tration figures were exchanged. After having a $1,862,500 salary in 1995, Erickson gets $2.8 million in 1996 and $3.2 million in 1997.

The Orioles have a $3.6 million option for 1998 that becomes guaranteed if he pitches 200 innings in 1997. The Chicago White Sox settled with all three of their players in arbitration: pitchers Alex Fernandez ($4.5 million), Wilson Alvarez ($2.7 million) and Roberto Hernandez ($1.9 million). All three got raises from last season, when Fernandez made $3.25 million, Alvarez made $2.25 million and Hernandez made $1,175,000. Cubs center fielder Brian McRae settled at $3.4 million, a raise of $750,000, and Houston outfielder Derek Bell settled at $2.6 million, a raise of $1.15 million. Pittsburgh pitcher Denny Neagle agreed at $2.35 million, more than triple his 1995 salary of $740,000.

Oakland agreed to one-year contracts with shortstop Mike Bordick and outfielder Geronimo Berroa. Bordick gets $1.85 million, a raise of $500,000. Berroa gets $1.15 million, a four-fold increase from his salary of $235,000 last season. Shortstop Royce Clayton and St. Louis agreed at $1.6 million, more than three times his 1995 salary of $475,000.

Texas pitcher Roger Pavlik settled at $1.1 million, a four-fold increase from his $255,000 salary last season. Toronto settled with pitchers Paul Quantrill and Mike Timlin. Quantrill gets $775,000, up from. $242,500, and Timlin gets $635,000, up from $500,000. Right-hander Ryan Bowen and the Florida Marlins agreed to a $305,000, one-year contract, a raise of 120,000.

'Dr. Dirt' leads PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) Brad Bryant, "Dr. Dirt" to his pals on the PGA Tour, cranked out his second consecutive 7-under-par 65 Friday to take a one-shot lead after three rounds of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Bryant was at 15-under, one ahead of Nolan Henke, who shot a 64 on the third day of the five-day, 90-hole tournament.

Five players, including second-round leader Paul Goydos and opening-day. co-leader Mark Brooks, were another stroke behind at 13-under. Unlike some of the more corporate-looking players on the tour, Bryant, who is swarthy, has a scraggly moustache and likes to head to the wild to fish and hunt, isn't exactly a clothes horse. His often-disheveled appearance might suggest that he naps in his outfits. Nets, Hornets swap EAST RUTHERFORD, N.

J. (AP) Kenny Anderson's desire to test the free agency market at the end of the season left the New Jersey Nets with no choice. They picked his new team for him. Facing the prospect of losing the former All-Star point guard and getting nothing in return, the Nets sent Anderson to the Charlotte Hornets on Friday in a four-player deal that continues the teams' recent trend of blockbuster trades. In return for Anderson and seldom-used swingman Gerald Glass, the Nets received guards Kendall Gill and Khalid Reeves.

Getting Gill and Reeves gives New Jersey two young guards with mulrJyear contracts. Charlotte gets a player who has career averages of 15.3 points and 7.7 assists. However, Anderson has struggled this season and was shooting only 38 percent from the field. SATURDAY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Men, Iowa at Michigan State, noon, WBNS. Men, Georgia at Tennessee, noon, ESPN.

Men, Virginia at Georgia Tech or Temple vs. Tulane, 2 p.m., ABC. Women, Georgia at Penn State, 2 P.m., WOIO. Men, Wisconsin at Northwestern, 2 P.m., WBNS. Men, North Carolina at Vlllanova, 4 p.m., WOIO, and 4:30 p.m., WBNS.

Men, DePaul at St. Louis, 4 p.m., ESPN. Men, Texas Christian at Kentucky, 7 p.m.. ESPN. Men, Minnesota at Ohio State, 8 p.m., WBNS.

Men, Florida State at Duke, 9 p.m., ESPN. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Senior Bowl, from Mobile, 2 p.m., TBS. HOCKEY NHL All-Star Game, from Boston, 8 p.m., WJW. HOUSTON ASTROS Agreed to terms with Derek Bell, outfielder, on a one-year contract. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Signed Mike Prep fjrj walker, pitcher, to a minor-league contract 'Birds top Colts in double overtime PITTSBURGH PIRATES Agreed to terms with Demy Neagle, pitcher, on one-year contract.

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Agreed to terms with Royce Clayton, infielder, on a one-year contract. 0- 1, Miller 0-2, Johnson 0-2). Fouled out McKey. Rebounds Detroit 45 (Hill 12), Indiana 49 (D.Davis 10).

Assists Detroit 17 (Hill 8), Indiana 18 (McKey, Smlts 4). Total fouls Detroit .31, Indiana 23. A 16,651 Bullets 93, Nets 87 NEW JERSEY (87) Gilliam 10-19 12-12 32, Brown 4-94-5 12, Bradley 4-10 04 fc Childs 7-19 3-3 18, 0'Bannon 3-11 4-4 10, Williams 14 12 3, Dare 0-1 04 0, Fleming 1- 3 04 2, Perry 1-1 04 2, Graham 0-1 04 0. Totals 31-80 24-26 87. WASHINGTON (93) Webber 11-25 1-2 25, Wallace 4-13 04 Mure-san 5-7 1-2 11, Cheaney 3-9 0-2 6, 6 Price 4-5 5-5 16, Legler 1-5 2-2 4.

M.Price 4-10 2-2 13, McCann 0-2 04 0, Mcllvalne 2-5 04 4, Curry 3-3 04 6. Totals 37-84 11 15 93. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA Suspended Juwan Howard, Washington Bullets forward, and Bimbo Coles, Miami Heat guard, for one gam and fined mem 112,000 and S6JXO, respectively, for throwing punches during a game on Jan. 17. LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS Placed Malik Sealy, guard, on the Inlured list.

Activated 24 21 It 24-87 30 16 20 2793 New Jffiwy Washington Stanley Roberts, center, from me in urea 11st. NEW JERSEY NETS Traded Kenny Ander son, guard, and Gerald Glass, guard-forward, to the Charlotte Hornets for Kendall Gill and Khalid Reeves, guards. FOOTBALL National Football League the rim at each buzzer. Fittingly, it was a Christopher basket that gave the Redbirds the lead for good in the second overtime. J.C.

Haynes, who finished with 19 points, was perfect on six free throws in the second overtime. Andy Mosher scored all six of his points from the foul line in the second overtime and Loudonville hit 27 of 35 freebies for the game. That, along with a 13-point effort from Steve Plice offset a career-high 28-point effort from Clear Fork's Scott Sellers. Randy Pore added 13 points and seven rebounds and Brad Palmer had 11 points for the Colts. From page IB The Redbirds were in control most of the game until a 13-0 run spanning the last two minutes of the first half and first minute and a half of the second half turned a 29-19 Loudonville lead into a 32-29 Clear Fork advantage.

Jeff Carter, who had 21 points, scored Loudonville's last eight points of the third quarter as the Redbirds regained a 41-38 lead. Neither team led by more than three through the fourth quarter and the first overtime but it was Loudonville that had the last chance each time. Desperation three-point attempts by Corey Christopher bounced off MIAMI DOLPHINS Klppy Brown was named running backs coach. George Hill, Larry sei pie and Mike Westhotf will be retained as as Midwest Division Pet GB San Antonio 25 11 .694 Vi Houston 27 12 .692 Utah 23 13 .639 2V. Denver 16 22 .421 lO'i Dallas 12 24 .333 13'i Minnesota 11 26 .297 15 Vancouver 7 30 .189 19 Pacific Division Seattle 26 10 .722 Sacramento 21 13 .618 4 L.A.

Lakers 20 17 .540 6V1 Portland 18 19 .486 8V1 Golden State 16 22 .421 11 Phoenix 14 20 .412 11 L.A. Clippers 15 22 .405 ll'i Thursday's Games Chicago 92, Toronto 89 Detroit 100, San Antonio 98 Milwaukee 100, Golden State 96 Boston 108, Houston 106 Cleveland 98, Vancouver 90 Sacramento 105, Portland 100 Friday's Games Late Games Not Included Atlanta 12, Philadelphia 77 Washington 93. New Jersey 87 Indiana B9, Detroit 81 Charlotte 114. Miami 106 Minnesota 100, San Antonio 92 Dallas 129, Boston 124 Ulan 111, Orlando 99 Phoenix at Portland, (n) New York at Seattle, (n) L.A. Lakers at L.A.

Clippers, (n) Saturday's Games Minnesota at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Denver, 9 p.m. New York at Vancouver, 10 p.m.

Utah at L.A. Clippers at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. CLEVELAND at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Sunday's Game Boston at Toronto, noon Chicago at Detroit, noon Orlando at Houston, 2:30 p.m.

Washington at Indiana, 3:30 p.m. San Antonio at Phi ladelphla, 7 p.m. Dallas at Seattle, 8 p.m. Sacramento at Phoenix, 9 p.m. CLEVELAND at Portland, 9 p.m.

Jazz 111, Magic 99 ORLANDO (99) Scott 4-12 1-5 12, Wolf 2-3 0-0 4. O'Neal 7-19 5 8 19, Anderson 10-13 0-0 29, Hardaway 8-14 3-4 19, Turner 3-5 0-0 7, Vaughn 0-0 0-0 0, Shaw 1-4 7-7 9, Bowie (Kl OO 0. Totals 35-70 16-24 99. UTAH (111) Benolt 3-5 04 6, Malone 15-24 7-10 37, Spencer 4-1 1-1 9, Hornacek 112 5-i 23, Stockton 7-11 15, Elsley 1-2 2-2 4, Carr 4-10 2-2 10, Russell 1-2 04 2, Keefe 2-4 12 5, Foster 0-10-00. Totals sistant coaches.

Portsmouth Notre Dame 80, Symmes Vail. 54 Racine Southern 74, Hemlock Miller 58 Reynoidsburg 43, Dublin Scioto 41 Richmond Dale SE 67, Unioto 62 Richmond Edison 62, Steubenville Cath. 38 Russia 52, Botkins36 S. Range 59, Lowellvllle 56 S. Webster 62.

McDermott NW 48 Shelby 69, Upper Sandusky 66 Sidney 100, Day. Northmont 77 Sidney Lehman 68, Graham 59 Southington Chalker 109, Bioomfield 64 Spencerville 61, Ada 42 Spring. Catholic 70, Tipp City 45 Spring. Local 52. Jackson Milton 44 Spring.

North 82, Fairborn 64 Spring. Northeastern 62, Spring. Northwestern 56 Spring. Shawnee 53, Urbana 52 Spring. South 59, Kettering Fairmont 50 Spring.

Southeastern 75, E. Clinton 59 Springboro 54. Little Miami 48 St. Clairsville 60, Dover 54 St. Henry 89, Fort Recovery 47 St.

Marys 33, Celina 26 Steubenville 64. Buckeye Local 59, 20T Struthers 66, Vision Quest 59 Sylvania Norttiview 46, Napoleon 43 Sylvania Southview 53, Rossford 51 Tears Vail. 75, Canal Winchester 51 Thomas Worthington 53, Gahanna 48 Tol. Catholic 84, Tol. Waite 47 Tol.

Emanuel Bapt. 70, Maumee Vail. 54 Tol. Libbey 64, Tol. Woodward 59 Tol.

St. Francis 89, Tol. Bowsher 35 Tol. Rogers 82, Tol. St.

Johns 62 Tol. Whitmer 75, Fostoria 52 Toronto 80, Bridgeport 58 Tree of Life 78, Marion Cath. 37 Triway 82, Medina Buckeye 69 Trl-County N. 49, Tipp City Bethel 47 Trotwood-Madison 98, W. Carroilton 66 Tuscarawas Cam.

78, Jewett-Scio 60 Tuscarawas Vail. 75, Indian Vail. 67 Twin Valley S. 67, Trl-village 60 Upper Arlington 52, Westerville S. 36 Upper Scioto Vali.

82, Columbus Grove 66 Vandalla-Butler 62, Troy 47 Versailles B2, Day. Stebbins 73 W. Liberty Salem 51, Fairbanks 38 W. Muskingum 79, Morgan 68 Wapakoneta 62, Defiance 51 Warren Champion 56, Brookfieid 36 Washington C.H. 64, W.

Jefferson 52 Waynesfield-Goshen 87, Ridgemont 55 Wellsville64, Cadiz 60 Westerville N. 58, Upper Arlington 56, OT West! all 67, Huntington 41 Wheelersburg 70, Waverly 62 Wilmington 57. Hamilton Ross 52 Wood more 61, Otsego 32 World Harvest 87, Liberty Chr. 62 Worthington Chr. 97, Johnstown 83 Yellow Springs 68, Waynesville 58 Young.

Chaney 54, Young. East 46 Young. Liberty 68, Lakeview 59 Young. Ursuline 67, Warren hardlng 62 Young. Wilson 46, Young.

Rayen 45 3-Polnt goals New Jersey 1-4 (Childs 1-2, O'Bannon 0-2 )i Washington 8 21 (B.Price 3-4, M. Price 3-5, Webber 24, Cheaney 0-1, Wallace 0-2, Legler 0-3) Fouled out Childs. Rebounds-New Jersey 62 (Gilliam 14), Washington 40 (Webber, Wallace 7). Assists New Jersey 10 (Childs 5), Washington 20 (Webber 8). Total fouls New Jersey 22, Washington 22.

Technicals Washington Illegal defense. A 12,523 Hawks 82, Sixers 77 ATLANTA (82) Augmon 1-4 1-2 3, Long 3-8 1-2 7. Lang 6-9 04 12, Smith 7-17 3-4 17, Blaylock 1-20 2-2 23, Ehlo 5-12 04 11, Webb 24 04 4, Henderson 1-2 3-4 5. Totals 33-78 10-1412. PHILADELPHIA (77) Alston 44 1-2 9, Weatherspoon 3-11 0-2 6, Wright 44 1-5 9, Stackhouse 5-15 3-4 13, Ruff in 7-11 1-1 18, Maxwell 7-14 3-3 20, Higgins 0-1 04 0, Thompson 04 2-2 2, Sutton 0-3 04 0, Dumas 0-10-00.

Totals 30-75 11-19 77. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Named Johnnie Lynn defensive backs coach. Canadian Football League CALGARY STAMPEDERS Signed Kevin Alien, defensive back, and sieve Manison, ful Iback, to one-year contracts. SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS Named Jim Daley coach. Arena Football League ARIZONA RATTLERS Signed Jerrlck Bled soe, wide recetver-oet ensive back.

HOCKEY 20 24 22 16-82 23 21 20 1377 Atlanta Philadelphia National Hockey League BOSTON BRUINS Sent Scott Bailey and Blaine Lacher, goaltenders, to Providence of The AHL. MONTREAL CANADIENS Sent DarCy 1 ucker, center, to t-reoericron ot tne ahl. NEW YORK RANGERS-Sent Chris Shell, 3-Polnt goals Atlanta 6-23 (Blaylock 5-14, Ehlo 1-3, Long 0-1, Webb 0-2, Smith 0-3), Philadelphia 6-17 (Maxwell 3-5. Ruffin 3-8, Stack-house 0-1, Sutton 0-3). Fouled out None.

Rebounds Atlanta 45 (Long 12), Philadelphia 57 (Weatherspoon 14). Assists Atlanta 22 (Long 7), Philadelphia 15 (Ruffin 6). Total fouls Atlanta 15. Philadelphia 16. Technical Augmon.

defenseman, to Binghamton of the AHL. Recalled Steve Larouche, center, from Binghamton. OTTAWA SENATORS Sent Patrick Traverse, defenseman, to prince Edward Island of the ahl. Individual leaders WASHINGTON CAPITALS Sent Andrew Brunette, left wing, to Portland of the AHL, VANCOUVER CANUCKS Sent Mike Foun Scoring Average tain, goaltender, to Syracuse of the AHL. American Hockey League ADIRONDACK RED WINGS Reassigned Troy Neumeler, defenseman, to Toledo of the ECHL.

29 26 16 99 26 24 32 29111 Orlando Utah CAPE BRETON OILERS Reassigned Ryan Haggerty, left wing, to Wheeling of the ECHL. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SENATORS- Bowling Announced Patrick Charbonneau, goaltender has been reassigned from Thunder Bay of the Colonial Hockey League. FG FT PTS AVG Jordan, Chi. 36 419 254 1137 31.4 Robinson, S.A. 35 318 271 915 26.1 Malone, Utah 35 327 247 907 25.9 Olaluwon, HOU.

39 385 225 998 25.4 Hardaway, Orl. 37 302 265 919 24.1 C. Robinson, Port. 36 282 177 852 23.7 Cebalkw. LAL 35 299 211 827 23.6 Barkley, Phoe.

28 219 181 653 23.3 Elliott, S.A. 31 240 159 714 23.0 Rice. Char. 34 277 137 761 22.6 Richmond, Sac. 34 250 182 761 22.4 Johnson, Char.

35 275 183 772 22.1 Robinson, Mil. 37 302 164 810 21.9 36 294 111 777 21.6 Kemp, Sea. 36 269 234 775 21.5 Baker, Mil. 37 318 151 789 21.3 Ewing, N.Y. 33 281 135 699 21.2 Hill, Det.

35 260 220 740 21.1 Miller, Ind. 34 215 189 696 20.5 Scott, Orl. 37 262 124 757 20.5 Hornets 114, Heat 106 MIAMI (AP) Larry Johnson scored 29 points and Glen Rice added 28 to help the Charlotte Hornets defeat the Miami Heat 114-106 Friday night. Even without Ail-Star guard Kenny Anderson, obtained In a trade earlier In the dayrCharlotte had too much firepower for the Heat. Anderson and swingman Gerald Glass will join the Hornets for Saturday's game against Golden State.

Both players were acquired from the New Jersey Nets in exchange for guards Kendall Gill and Khalid Reeves. Johnson hit all seven of his shots in the first period for IB points, then went l-for-16 the rest way. Charlotte built a 19-point lead midway through the third period before withstanding a Heat comeback. Miami's Alonzo Mourning had 32 points and a career-high 22 rebounds against his former team. Rex Chapman added a season-high 20 points for the Heat, who lost despite reaching 100 points for the first time since Dec.

30. Miami, which cut the Hornets' lead to four with 1 :43 left, has lost six of its past seven games. The Heat was playing without guard Bimbo Coles, serving a suspension for fighting. Hawks 82, 76ers 77 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Mookie Blaylock scored 23 points, including two crucial free throws with 17 seconds left, and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Philadelphia 76ers for their sixth straight victory. Steve Smith added 17 points for the Hawks, while Andrew Lang had 12 points and six blocked shots.

Vernon Maxwell had 20 points for the 76ers, while Trevor Ruffin had 18 points but also turned the ball over eight times. PROVIDENCE BRUINS Reassigned Evgeny Ryabchikov, goaltender, to Huntington of the ECHL. SYRACUSE CRUNCH Announced Tyson Nash, right wing, has been reassigned from Raleigh of the ECHL and Sergei Tkachenko. goaltender, from Oklahoma City of the Central Hockey League. 3-Polnt goals-Orlando 13-30 (Anderson 9-12, Scott 3-11, Turner 1-2, Shaw 0-2, Hardaway 0-3), Utah 3-1 (Hornacek 2-4, Stockton 1-1, Benoit 0- 1, Elsley 0-1, Russell 0-1).

Fouled out-Turner, Vaughn. Rebounds Orlando 35 (O'Neal 1), Utah 47 Malone 11). Assists Orlando 25 (Hardaway 9), Utah 35 (Stockton 17). Total fouls Orlando 27, Utah 22. Technicals Hardaway, Orlando coach Hill, Orlando illegal defense, Malone, Stockton, Hornacek, Keefe, Utah coach Sloan.

Flagrant fouh-O'Neal. A 19,911 Mavericks 129, Celtics 124 BOSTON (124) Rada 9-16 3-5 21, Fox 8-16 2 3 18, Montross 44 1- 5 9, Wesley 9-16 2-2 25, Day 3-10 1-2 1, Minor 34 04 6, Ellison 3-3 2 2 1, Smith 0-1 04 0, Bar-ros 7-10 2-2 18, Brown 4-7 04 11. Totals 50-91 13-21 124. DALLAS (129) McCloud 5-13 6-7 18, Jones 3-11 2 2 8, Meyer 3-5 04 6, Kidd 9-14 5-9 23, Jackson 11-19 7-8 31, Davis 4 5 1-2 9, Dumas 4-9 9-11 19, Slater 0-2 04 0, Brooks 5-9 5-7 15. Totals 44-87 35-46 129.

FO Percentage Bob Hope Classic Boys basketball games Friday's Results Akron Coventry 68. Tusia 62 Akron Mancnester 74, E. Canton 54 Akron Spring. 71, W. Branch 69.

OT Allen 6.74, Paulding 63 Anna 63, Jackson Center S3 Ansonia 58, Covington 46 Archbold 84, Swanton 44 Austintown-Fitch 60, Young. Mooney 41 Batavia 74, St. Bernard 63 Bedford, Mich. 80, Fremont Ross 60 Bellbrook 73, Preole Shawnee 55 Beiiefontaine 69, Tecumseh 45 Believue 87, Galion 44 Benjamin Logan 63, Indian Lake 44 Berlin Hiland 55. Strasburg 37 Bethel Tate 74, Loveland 64 Bexley 49, London 41 Big walnut 63, Lakewood 61 Bioom-Carrotl 59, Amanda-Clearcreek 51 Bowling Green 79, Anthony Wayne 66 Bradford 60, National Trail 47 Brookville 76, Middletown Madison 58 Caldwell 79, Beallsville67 Canton Cam.

63, Akron St.V-St.M 49 Canton McKinley 61, Canton GlenOak 51 Canton S. 52, Marlington 51 Canton Timken 95, Barberton 78 Cardinal Stritch 95, Tol. Christian 91 Cardington 70, Marlon Pleasant 59 Carlisle 93, Valley View 67 Centerville 57, Beavercreek 51 Chesapeake 68, S. Point 63, 20T Chillicothe 66, Pickerlngton 63 Cin. Deer Park 59, Indian Hill 51 Cfn.

Finneytown 56, Mariemont 55 Cin. Harrison 55, Cin. Northwest 42 Cin. Hills Chr. 76, Cin.

Calvary 58 Cin. Hughes 49, Winter. Woods 41 Cin. Lockland 54, Cin. Landmark Chr.

46 Cin. Madeira 54, Cin. Taylor 47 Cin. N. College Hill 64, Cin.

Country Day 62 Cin. Oak Hills 55, Cin. Aiken 53 Cin. Reading 64. Cin.

Wyoming 41 Cin. Summit Country Day 83, New Miami 47 Cin. Sycamore 70, Middletown 61 Cin. TaH 58, Cin. Anderson 45 Cin.

Turpin 70, Cin. Glen Este 61 Cin. Wlthrow 78, Cin. Coleraln 58 Cin. Woodward 82, Amelia 54 Circleville 63, Logan Elm 54 Claymont 79, Meadowbrook 75 Clinton-Massie 74, Madison-Plains 60 Col.

Beechcrott 96, Col. Linden-McKlnley 69 Col. Briggs 65, Col. Marion-Franklin 44 Col. Brookhaven 61, Col.

Northland 52 Col. De Sales 67, Zanesville Rosecrans64 Col. Eastmoor 86, Walnut Ridge 71 Col. Hartley 84, Col. St.

Charles 70 Col. Mifflin 68, Col. East 63, OT Col. Ready 67, Newark Cath. 65 Col.

South 75. Col. Independence 66 Col. Whetstone 68, Col. Centennial 65 Collins western Reserve 48, Mineral Ridge 35 Columbiana 70, Leetonia 65 Columbiana Crestview 75, Southern Local 57 Continental 69, Fort Jennings 52 Crooksvllle 52, River View 47 Dalton 74, Rittman53 Danville 66, Lucas 42 Day.

Carroll 82, Oxford Talawanda 68 Day. Christian 84, Day. Jefferson 56 Day. Colonel White 94, Day. Meadowdale 91.

OT Day. Wayne 70, Xenia 56 DeGraff Riverside 60. Mechanicsburg 55 Delaware 86, Marysville 60 Delphos St. John 61, Coldwater 54 Delta 82, Montpelier 61 Dixie 64, Oakwood 54 E. Knox 65, Northridge 62 E.

Liverpool 85, Weirton, W.Va. 55 E. Palestine 45, Sewing 39 Eastwood 84, Glbsonburg 79 Eaton 77, Day. Northidge 68 Edgerton 62, Tinora 51 Ellda 46, Lima Shawnee 40 Fairfield 66, Cin. Princeton 57 Fairfield Union 48, Hamilton Twp.

42 Fairless 46, Sandy Vail. 39 Fairview 38, Ayersville36 Felicity 65, New Richmond 58 Fort Loramie 50, Houston 25 Fostoria St. Wendelln 69, Mohawk 66 Franklin Hts. 91, Whitehall 71 Franklin-Monroe 61. Mlssinnawa Vail.

50 Frederlcktown 58, Colonel Crawford 44 Galloway Westland 70. Dublin Coffman 62 Garaway 61, Lakeland 36 Genoa 74, Kansas Lakota 53 Grandview 68, Jonathan Alder 43 Green 70, Tallmadge 60, OT Greeneview 48, Cedarville 47 Greenville 67, Piqua60 Grove City 63, Worthlngton Kllbourne 60 Hamilton 60, Mi If or 30 Heath 52, Liberty Union 51 Hilllard 59, Groveport 39 Hillsboro 70, Georgetown 46 Holgate 88, Antwerp 49 Kenton Ridge 67, Greenon 49 LaBrae 46, Newton Falls 44 Lebanon 60, Franklin 44 Leipslc64, VanlueeO Liberty Benton 60, Hardin Northern 47 Liberty Center 62, Wauseon 46 Licking Hts. 82. Berne Union 63 Lima Bath 65, Van Wert 41 Lima Perry 62, Delphos Jefferson 51 Lima Sr. 80, W.

Chester Lakota 73 Lima Temple Chr. 69, Mansfield Temple Chr. 45 Llncolnvlew 94, Bluffton 57 Lisbon 87, United 59 Louisville 86, Canal Fulton NW 73 Louisville Aquinas 74, Kldron Chr. 63 Malvern 81, RldgewoodO Maranatha Chr. 57, Faith Chr.

43 Marlon Elgin 50, Sparta Highland 47, OT Marion Local 59, Parkway 52 Marion River Vail. 61, N. Union 59 Mason 58, Kings 54 Massillon 64, Masslllon Jackson 53 Massillon Chr. 75, Mogadon Chr. 56 Mathews 65, McDonald 61 Maumee 74, Mlllbury Lake 40 Maysville 4, John Glenn 36 McComb 54, Arcadia 51 Miami E.

91, MiltorrUnlon 68 Miami Trace 50, Col. Academy 39 Middletown Fenwick 65, Lemon-Monroe 50 Miller City 61, Ottovllie 43 Millersport 56, Fisher Cath. 49 Minerva 86, Carroilton 61 Minster 52, New Bremen 51 Mount Gilead 79, Ridgedale 56 Mount Healthy 70, Cin. Walnut Hills 62 Mount Vernon 77, Watkins Memorial 41 N. Adams 73, Eastern Brown 52 N.

Canton 57, New Philadelphia 39 New Albany 60, Granville 57 New Lexington 47, Tri-Valley 42 Northslde Chr. 61, Zanesville Chr. 36 Northwood 63, Elmwood61 Norwood (8, Goshen 85 Oak Glen, W.Va. 19, Lisbon Beaver 29 Oak Hill 75, Portsmouth W. 49 Old Fort 73, Bettsville64 Olentangy 71, Licking Vail.

55 Oregon Clay 57, indfay 52 Oftawe-Glandorf 75, Kenton 56 Paint Vail. 99, Plketon 95, 20T Patrick Henry 67, Bryan 62 Perrysburg 63, Holland Spring. 50 philo 61, Sheridan 47 Poland 76, Salem 48 Portsmouth E. 57, Franklin Furnace Green 55, OT PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) Scores Friday after the third round of the S1.3 million Bob FG FGA PCT Muresan, Wash.

213 351 .607 D.Davis. Ind. 150 256 .586 Kemp, Sea. 269 463 .581 Sabonis, Port. 153 271 .565 Stockton, Utah 195 346 364 Mason, N.Y.

194 352 .551 Polynice, Sac. 155 282 .550 Williams, LAC 229 411 .548 Smlts, Ind. 168 307 .547 Thorpe, Det. 192 350 .536 Hope Chrysler Classic, played on the Dar-72 Indian Ridge CC; par- 25 20 33 46124 23 34 34 38129 Boston Dallas 72 Bermuda Dunes CC; par-72 Indian Wells CC; and the par-72 Tamarisk cc: Brad Bryant 714545201 Bullets 93, Nets 87 Nolan Henke 694944202 Mark Brooks 66 68 69 203 Fulton Allem 684847203 3-Polnt goals Boston 11-22 (Wesley 5 8, Brown 3-5, Barros 2-4, Day 1-3, Fox 02), Dallas 6-13 (Jackson 2-3, Dumas 2-3, McCloud 2-6, Brooks 0-1). Fouled out Fox, Barros.

Rebounds-Boston 49 (Fox 8), Dallas 54 (McCloud, Jones 9). Assists-Boston 25 (Fox 8), Dallas 24 (Kidd 12). Total fouls Boston 35, Dallas 24. A 17,502 Hornets 114, Heat 106 CHARLOTTE (114) Rice 10-21 4 4 28, Johnson 6 23 9-13 29, Geiger 3-4 2-5 8, Curry 6-15 1-2 16, Adams 4-10 54 14, Zldek 2-4 1-2 5, Hancock 44 04 8, Addison 3-3 04 6, Parish 04 04 0. Totals 4046 22-32 1 14.

MIAMI (106) Askins 3-6 049, Willis 9-12 1-1 19, Mourning 11-17 10-12 32, Gamble 0 2 04 0, Rencher 0-4 04 0, Chapman 7-16 04 20, Myers 7-15 04 15, Thomas 12 04 2, Lenard 3 7 2 2 9. Totals 4141 13-15 106. OFF DEF TOT AVG Kemp, Sea. 36 145 301 446 12.4 Robinson, S.A. 35 131 299 430 12.3 Mutombo.

Den. 38 135 309 444 11.7 Williams, N.J. 36 185 228 413 11 Olaluwon, Hou. 39 100 340 440 11.3 Jones, Dall. 35 139 231 370 10.4 Baker, Mil.

37 135 248 383 10.4 Cage, Clev. 36 141 228 369 10.3 Radia, BOS. 37 83 292 375 10.) Gilliam, N.J. 13 113 211 331 10.0 Assists Lex Lanes CARPETLAND USA CLASSIC INDIVIDUAL) Ed Frailey 659, Rick Curtner 636, Dave Whatman 634. Bill Elchler 627, Duke Barley 623.

Kevin McGhee 615, Jeff Rles 609, Eric Lehnart 601, John Campbell 588, Bob Washington 585, Bob Greer 574, Jim Enzor Jr. 571, Jerome Novadc 571. TEAMS Carpetland 130 Whatman 124 Yogis 109. ALLEY CATS INDIVIDUAL) Sandra Armstrong 603, Jean gurskl 564, Tammy Anders 507, Sandy Rhodes 501 Eileen Bebout 494, Diana Halliday 489, Pat Rucker 4B5. Karen Wappner 477, Jenny Kight 472, Lillian Harpster 466, Donna Oates 465, Nancy Hidinger 457, Kathy Paramore 455, Lois Worner 453, Thefla Boyce 451, Jo Phillips 450, Norma Smith 452, Donna Heindel 445, Nancy Clark 440.

Marilyn Thomas 436, Mary Ann Johnson 434, Novie De Graft 4)0. TEAMS Country Kittens 1472 Tony Tiger 1421 Kit Kals 1397 Bad Kittys 1379. LEADE RS Kit Kat 50-30 Cats Meow 49-31 Garfield Cutup 47Vr32'i Santa Paws 46'r33'i HI-STAT INDIVIDUAL: Dwloht Planfi 631 Richard Rivera 561, Tim Brckney 540, Crystal Gossett 452, Renee Stone 424, Michelle Ash 396. THURS NITE LADIES INDIVIDUAL! Maria Stephens 537, Dawn Snelling 524, Teresa Abner 514, Janet Bigley 511, Tracy Dawes 503, Glenda Prendergast 496, Kathy Hamon 488. MOLSON ICE MENS INDIVIDUAL! Scott Lyons 666, Bob Pugh 657, David Deal 633, Tom Sheelic 608, Wayne Rush 594, Sean Rush 588, Bruce Tata 588, Douglas Rush 577, Brian Cassady 576, Charles Deal 572.

Village Lanes RETMEN INDIVIDUAL! Larry Olson 623. Lou Trldico 597, Al Reeca 573, Don Bishop 567, Stan Twardzlk 539, Herb Godbey 503, Pete Kovlnchlck 5O0. TAMS INDIVIDUAL! Gloria Teeter 584, Mona Thome 561, Joyce Smith 557, Kathy Gessllng 550, Sheila VanLoo 521, Ruth Jacobs 505, Ruth Brokaw 503, Anne Towkt 4B4, Janet Wltchey 484, Sherry Smith 482, Mary Lou Delaney 476. TEAMS Ramey's Autl 57 23 Golden Girls 49r30Vi John's Girls 47-33. LEADERS Rambo 1971 Kerns 1897 Ram-ay's Auto 1893.

WOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL INDIVIDUAL! Deb Magers 510, Louise Haysllp 510, Lisa Parsons 508, Ina Brook 498, Sandy Brown 491, Marge Hollinger 482, Brenda Maugans 481, Shirley Lehr 481, Carol Fisher 469, Sherry Dalton 470. Mark Wlebe 704845203 Donnle Hammond 674947203 Paul Goydos 6944-70203 Lee Rlnker 68-7047205 John Huston 69-7145205 Tom Kite 684849205 Jesper Parnevlk 724845205 Fred Couples 724747206 Brian Kamm 6648-72206 John Adams 6946-71206 BobLohr 72-68 66206 Jeff Maggert 694849206 Jim Furyk 724747206 Mark Calcavecchla 6748-71206 Scott Hoch 70-69-67206 Pete Jordan 7047-70207 Payne Stewart 7145-71207 Curtis Strange 71-6948208 Dave Stockton 7048-71209 Omar Urestl 70-7049209 Woody Austin 74-6649209 Scott Gump 6949-71209 Jerry Kelly 70-71-68209 Tommy Armour 1 1 1 734947209 Sandy Lyle 724948-209 Brian Hennlnger 71-7147209 Jonathan Kaye 78-67-64209 HealthSouth 35 29 27 23-114 32 24 27 23106 Charlotte Miami AST AVG Stockton, Utah 35 384 11.0 Strickland, Port. 36 347 9.6 Kidd, Dall. 34 319 9.4 Stoudamire, Tor. 3B 353 9.3 Johnson, S.A.

35 311 8.9 Jackson, Ind. 35 290 8.3 Anderson, N.J. 31 247 1.0 Pack, Wash. 31 242 7.8 Abdul Rauf, Den. 35 272 7.8 Payton, Sea.

36 272 7.4 Transactions 3 Point goals Charlotte 12-26 (Rice 4-7. Johnson 4-10, Curry 3-5, Adams 1-4), Miami 11-26 (Chapman 6-12, Askins 3-4, Myers 1-4, Lenard 1-5, Rencher 0-1). Fouled out Geiger. Rebounds Charlotte 49 (Johnson 9), Miami 49 (Mourning 22). Assists Charlotte 23 (Adams 12), Miami 27 (Myers 11).

Total fouls Charlotte 23, Miami 25. A 14,193 Timberwolves 100, Spurs 92 SAN ANTONIO (92) Person 4-9 2 2 11, Lohaus 719 2 3 22, Robinson 1 24 5-1 21, Del Negro 6-14 2 3 15, Johnson 4-10 3-4 11, Rivers 1-5 2-2 4, Alexander 2 5 1-1 6, Demps 0-0 04 0, Anderson 04 04 0, Perdue 0-1 2 4 2. Totals 3247 19-27 92. MINNESOTA (100) Mitchell 5-8 6-6 16, Gugllotta 511 4 4 14, Lent ner 5-15 1-2 11, Rider 12-21 2-2 27, Porter 1-3 0-0 3, Rooks 1-3 04 2, Martin 3-11 8-8 14, Garnett 2-5 2-2 6, West 3 4 1-2 7, Davis 04 04 0. Totals 374 1 24 26 100.

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Scores Friday after the first round of the $450,000 LPGA Health-South tournament on the 6436-yard, par-72 (36-36) Disney's Lake Buena Vista Club course: Friday's deals Patty Sheenan 32-34-46 BALTIMORE (AP) Gheorghe Muresan scored the go-ahead basket with 36 seconds left as the Washington Bullets, despite blowing a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter, ended a three-game losing streak by beating the New Jersey Nets. Chris Webber returned after a 10-game absence to score 25 points for the Bullets on U-for-25 shooting. He also had seven rebounds and eight assists in his first game since straining his shoulder Dec. 29.

Brent Price made his first three 3-point attempts to run his streak to an NBA-record 13 straight over three games before he finally missed in the fourth quarter. Scott Wedman and Jeff Hornacek shared the old mark of 11. Armon Gilliam scored a season-high 32 for the Nets, who traded away Kenny Anderson and Gerald Glass to Charlotte earlier in the day and dressed only 10 players. Pacers 89, Pistons 81 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Rik Smits scored 25 points and hit a 12-foot lumper with 1 :52 remaining to give Indiana the lead for good as the Pacers beat the Detroit Pistons. The victory was Indiana's 11th straight at home, tying a franchise record.

Reggie Miller, who returned to Indiana's lineup after the flu kept him out of Wednesday game, finished with 22 points. Allan Houston led the Pistons with 21 points and Grant Hill had 20. Timberwolves 100, Spurs 92 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Isaiah Rider scored 19 of his 27 points In the second half as the revived Minnesota Timberwolves beat the San Antonio Spurs for their first three-game winning streak in nearly three years. The Wolves snapped a nine-game losing streak to the Spurs by harassing them into their worst shooting performance of the season. With Sean Elliott sitting out his fourth straight game, San Antonio shot lust 37 percent as it lost its second straight.

Tom Gugliotta had 14 points and 14 rebounds for Minnesota and Dar-rick Martin had 14 points and a career-high 13 assists. The Spurs were led by David Robinson, who had 21 points and 15 rebounds. Brad Lohaus had 22 points, including six 3-P0inters. Mavericks 129, Celtics 124 DALLAS (AP) Jim Jackson scored 31 points and backcourt teammate Jason Kidd added 23 points and 12 assists as the Dallas Mavericks survived Boston's rally to beat the Celtics. It was the fourth victory in six games for the Mavericks, who got 19 points from reserve Tony Dumas and 18 from George McCloud.

Jazz 111, Magic 99 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) John Stockton had 17 assists ond scored 11 of his 15 points In the fourth quarter and Karl Malone scored 37 points as the Utah Jazz defeated the Orlando Magic 1 1 1 -99 Friday night. Nick Anderson led the Magic with 29 points, including nine 3-pointers, and Shaquille O'Neal and Anfernee Hardaway each scored 19. But the Magic had lust two field goals in the last quarter and was outscored by the Jazz 27-12 over the last 8:49. BASEBALL Caroline Pierce 34-33-67 Dana Dormann 33-3568 Kelly Robblns 33-35-68 Kim Bauer 35-34-49 Jennifer Wyatt 36-3470 Nancy Lopez 35-3570 Karrie Webb 35-3570 18 21 23 30 92 18 27 27 28100 San Antonio Minnesota Julie Piers 36-3470 Parti Berendt 35-3570 Helen Alfredsson 37-3370 Crlstle Kerr 36-3470 nba jKy Kim Williams 34-3771 Sherrl Turner 36-3571 Barb Thomas 36-3571 Dottle Pepper 36-3571 Standings Melissa McNamara 37-3471 MissleMcGeorge 35-3671 Nancy Harvey 36-3571 Alison Nicholas 38-3371 Jill McGIII 34-3771 Leta Llndley 37-3471 Tracy Hanson 35-3671 Maggie Will 35-3772 Muffin Spencer-Devlin 35-3772 3-Polnt goals San Antonio 9-27 (Lohaus 6-14, Person 1-3, Alexander 1-3, Del Negro 1-4, Johnson 0-1, Rivers 0-2), Minnesota 2-9 (Porter 12, Rider 1-3, Gugllotta 0-2, Martin fr2). Fouled out None.

Rebounds San Antonio 49 (Robinson 15), Minnesota 60 (Gugllotta 14). Assists San Antonio 23 (Johnson 7), Minnesota 27 (Martin 13). Total fouls San Antonio 27, Minnesota 21. Technicals Rooks, Rider, Gugliotta. A 11,177 Pacers 89, Pistons Bl DETROIT (81) Hill 8-13 4 8 20, Thorpe 03 04 0, Reid 12 04 2, Houston 617 6 6 21.

Hunter 4-7 04 10, West 2 3 3 5 7, Ratllff 0-2 04 0. Mills 2 8 04 5, Dumers 4-9 2 2 14. Roe 1-1 04 2. Totals 2845 15-21 81. INDIANA (89) McKey 4 7 04 9, D.Davis 2 7 4 6 8, Smlts 9-17 7-8 25, Miller 5-13 12 14 22, Jackson 5-9 1-2 11, A.Davis 2-5 2 2 6, Pierce 14 11 3, Workman 1-3 0-0 3, Johnson 0-7 2 2 2.

Ferrell 04 04 0. Totals 29 74 29 35 89. American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES Agreed to terms with Scott Erickson, pitcher, on a two-year contract. CHICAGO WHITE SOX Agreed to terms with Wilson Alvarez, Aiex Fernandez and Roberto Hernandez, pitchers, on one-year contracts. NEW YORK YANKEES Agreed to terms with Andy Cook, John Burgos, Jose De Jesus, Paul Gibson, Francisco Gonzales, Dave Pav-las, Dale Polley and Rafael Quirico, pitchers; Tim Mcintosh, Jamie Torres and Tom Wilson, catchers; Tim Baker, Ivan Cruz, Freddie Benavldes and Matt Howard, inflelders; Kevin Maas, infielder-outfielder; and Bubba Carpenter and Nick Delvecchlo, outfielders, on minor-league contracts.

Named Rick Cerrone director of media relations. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Agreed to terms with Mike Bordick, infielder, and Geronimo Berroa, outfielder, on one-year contracts. SEATTLE MARINERS Agreed to terms with John Farrell, pitcher, on a minor-league contract. Named Ron Romanick minor-legue pitching coordinator and Bryan Price pitching coach for Port City of the Southern League. TEXAS RANGERS Agreed to terms with Roger Pavlik.

pitcher, on a one-year contract. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Agreed to terms with Paul Quantrill and Mike Timlin, pitchers, and Lonell Roberts, outfielder, on one-year contracts. National League CHICAGO CUBS Agreed to terms with Brian McRae, outfielder, on a one-year contract. FLORIDA MARLINS Agreed to terms with Ryan Bowen, pitcher, on a one-year contract. Betsy King 37-JS Elite Gibson 38-3472 Jane Geddes 37-3572 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Orlando 21 10 737 New York 23 13 .639 4 Washington 19 19 .500 9 Miami 17 20 .459 9Vi New Jersey 15 22 .405 12'i Boston 15 23 .395 13 Philadelphia 7 21 .194 20 Central Division Chicago 33 3 .917 Indiana 23 14 .622 lO'i Cleveland 20 16 .555 13 Atlanta 20 17 .541 13'i Detroit 19 17 .528 14 Charlotte 11 19 .486 15', Milwaukee 15 22 .405 I8V1 Toronto 10 28 .263 24 WESTERN CONFERENCE Shirley Furlong 34-36 Vlckl Fergon 39-3372 Laura Davies 36-3672 Donna Andrews 37-3572 Amy Alcott 36-3672 Kristl Albert 31-3472 Wendy Ward 36-3672 Mlchele Redman 36-3672 Tina Paternostro 36-3672 Marianne Morris 36-3672 Detroit Indiana 26 17 22-01 30 14 27 1889 Cathy Mocker! 37-3572 3 Point goals Detroit 10-21 (Dumars 44, Houston 3 9, Hunter 2-4, Mills 1-2), Indiana 29 (Workman 1-1, McKey 1-2, Jackson 0-1, Pierce Karen Lunn jo-jo 11 Emllee Klein 39-3372.