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2C Lincoln Journal Star Wednesday, October 8. 1997 SPORTSSCOREBOARD Page design: Chuck Green Stars coach not concerned about veterans' absence Sports Briefs BY MARK DEROWTTSCH Lincoln Journal Star and Shaw, who were with the Stars last season, to the league select team. "It's a good opportunity for both of Lincoln Stars Coach Steve Johnson will enter a key three-game weekend next month without two veterans, but he doesn't mind the situation in the least Left wing Nick Fohr and defense- them," Johnson said. "Any time you have a chance to go overseas and play against some, of the top people in other countries it's tough to pass 1 A Tve been playing against kids from all over the United States, but by making the team IH be able to step up to a different level and see different styles of play again," Shaw said. "I think it will be a great experience." Former Lincoln Star Jason Braun, now with the Green Bay Gamblers, was one of two goalies selected to the squad.

De-fenseman Joe Culgin from Omaha was also named to the team. The rest of the USHL Select team members are: forwards Tyler Arnason (Far go-Moor-head), Jon Cullen (North Iowa), Nate DiCasmirro (North Iowa), Jesse Heerema (Thunder Bay), Matt Murray (Waterloo), Ton Nelson (North Iowa), Jason Nightingale (Des Moines), Mike Possin (Twin Cities), Eric Wen-kus (Twin Cities), Ryan Wetter-berg (Rochester) and Shaun Winkler (North Iowa); defense-men Jason Basile (Des Moines), Chad Mclver (Thunder Bay), Mike Pudlick (Twin Cities), Mike Stuart (Rochester); and goalie Dean Weasler letter of Intent to play college hockey. So far, Nebraska-Omaha has shown the most interest in getting a commitment from Fohr. From what I take of it, the tournament should do a lot for somebody looking for a chance to play college hockey," Fohr said. "It will be a great opportunity to play against the best players from other countries.

But playing in front of the scouts is a good opportunity, too." This will be the second time Shaw, from Jamestown, R.I., has competed for a select team during an international tournament When he was 15, Shaw was a member of the United States 17-and-under Select team that played against teams from all over the world during a tournament in Canada. When Shaw first found out he was nominated for the USHL Select Team, he said he was excited about the prospects of playing against international competition. considered for a spot on the USHL team. In fact, he had no idea such a team even existed. "Coach Johnson came up to me and said, 'Congratulations, you've made the USHL Select and I said, 'What USHL Select team?" Fohr said.

"I had no idea what he was talking about" The USHL Select team will face the World Junior Teams from Germany, Norway and Switzerland at the Four-Nations Tournament put on by the German Ice Hockey Federatioa All teams will face each other once in a round-robin format in games played by the rules and regulations of the International Ice Hockey Federatioa The prestigious tournament will likely attract 'many professional and college scouts, according to Johnson. For a player like Fohr, the fact that scouts will be in attendance makes the tournament even better. Fohr has yet to sign a national SHAW FOHR up. Jim Johannson of the Twin Cities Vulcans and PJC O'Hand-ley of the North Iowa Huskies put together and will coach the team that will represent the USHL at the tournament Each coach in the USHL could nominate up to eight from his players for the 20-man USHL Select squad. Fohr, a native of Grand Forks, N.D., had no idea he was being man Justin Shaw have been chosen to play for a United States Hockey League Select Team in the Under-20 Four-Nations Junior A Tournament at Fussen, Germany, on Nov.

5-7. While Fohr and Shaw represent the USHL in Europe, the Stars must face South Division leader Des Moines on Nov. 7 and 8 and Waterloo on Nov. 9 during a key weekend series. Johnson will gladly loan Fohr Scoreboard Tte NEW WIFE IS UPSET YESTERPAY'S AP.

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"I I WMSIW! Ml ft ear HBfyrK i 3 Vi fl Dial 1-F-R-A-C-T-U-R-E for Igloos Season Tickets. Some people still don't believe this legal TANK McMMARABii1 FOOTBALL Simmons traded to Chiefs The Green Bay Packers traded linebacker Wayne Simmons to the Kansas City Chiefs for an undisclosed draft choice Tuesday. Simmons was the Packers' first-round draft pick in 1993 and starting left outside linebacker for the past 38 regular-season games. Coach Mike Holmgren publicly praised Simmons early this season for his leadership. But the Green Bay Press-Gazette reported Tuesday that he got on Holmgren's "bad side" recently by showing up late for team meetings.

In six games this season, Simmons had 27 tackles. Simmons was the Packers' seventh-leading tackier during last year's Super Bowl season with 76. He also had one interception, Vi sacks and two forced fumbles. ALSO IN THE NEWS: The Chicago Bears may have injured wide receiver Curtis Conway back in the lineup Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. TENNIS Becker now in charge Boris Becker is taking over as manager of Germany's Davis Cup team with the task of restoring it to the level it enjoyed when he led the team as a player.

Becker was selected Tuesday to replace Niki Pilic, a Yugoslav who managed the team for 10 years. "When someone as successful as him offers his services to German tennis, this is an exceptional stroke of luck," said German Tennis Federation spokesman Jens-Peter Hecht. Former Davis Cup player Carl-Uwe Steeb, who helped Germany win its first trophy in 1988, was appointed team captain, also replacing Pilic. BASKETBALL WNBA expands schedule The WNBA will expand its regular season and playoffs next year, and add an All-Star game in 1999. League president Val Ackerman said Tuesday that each team will play 30 regular-season games in 1998 an increase of two over this year.

She also said the playoffs would feature the champions of the Eastern and Western conferences, along with the two teams with the next best regular-season records. The four teams will compete in two, best-of-three semifinal series. The semifinal winners will then play in a best-of-three series to determine the WNBA champion. This year, the semifinals and final were single elimination formats. The regular season will begin June 11, with the last possible date of the championship game Sept.

1. The first All-Star game will be held during the middle of the 1999 season as part of a three-day break. ALSO IN THE NEWS: Sunday Adebayo is returning to Arkansas and will play basketball after the NCAA relented and gave him another year of eligibility. BOXING Chaos reigns in courtroom Former heavyweight boxer Mitch Green, complaining he was being "sold out," bolted from a courtroom where he was testifying in his $25 million lawsuit over the beating Mike Tyson gave him in a street fight. Green, angry that promoter Don King was not in court, returned about 30 minutes later after a shouting match with his lawyers.

The judge warned him Monday that the suit would be thrown out if he stayed away. Green blames King for his career troubles and called him to testify, although Tyson is the defendant in the case. The judge told Green that King was expected in court today. "Nothing against Mike Tyson," said Green, during his often rapid, rambling and indistinct testimony. "Don King ripped me off.

Don King messed up my career." The former heavyweight champion and Green brawled in front of a Harlem store on Aug. 23, 1988. From wire reports Smehtik), 7:09: 4. Dallas, Lehtinen 1 (penalty shot). 15:02 (sh).

Second 5. Dalas. Lehtjnen 2 (Sydor). Third 6. Buffalo, Pnmeau 1 (Ward.

Au-dette). 9:54. Shots on goal Dallas 13-7-1030. Buffalo 8-34 17: power plays Dallas 0 of 4: Buffalo 0 of goalies Dallas, Bel-four 1-1-1 117 shots-15 saves). Buffalo, Ha-sek 1-2-1 (30-26): A 15.575.

Kings 3, Hurricane 3 Lot Annates 1 1 1 03 CarcJnl 2 0 1 0-3 First 1. Carofna. Kron 1 (Rice. Leach). 1:30.

2. Carolina. Wesley 1 (Murray. Mender-v). 6:57.

3, Los Angeles, Stumps! 2 (Srnyth). 10:21. Second 4. Los Angeles, Blake 1 (Mog. ar.M Johnson).

17:27. Third 5. Los Angeles. MacLean 2 (Norstrom. Galley), 3 39 67 Carolina, Roberta 1 (Emerson, Pnmeau).

10:47. Shots on goal Los Angeles 15-8-7-030. Carokna 6-9-11-329: power -plays Los Angeles 0 of Carolina 0 of 3: goalies Los Angeles. Chabot 04-1 (29 shots-26 saves). Carolina, Burke 0-1-1 (30-27): A 6,083.

Avalanche 3, Bruins 1 Boston 0 1 12 Colorado 1 2 03 First 1, Colorado, Sake 1 (Dead-mar jh). 16:16. Second 2, Boston, Donate 1 (Heinze), 2:28. 3. Colorado, Mama 1 (Klemm.

leroux), 14:16. 4. Colorado, Deadmarsh 2 (Kurri, Mar-ha). 18:23 (pp). Third 5.

Boston, Taylor 2 (KhnstKh), 19:53. Shots on goal Boston 5-13-1230. Color ado 6-11-623: power-plays Boston 0 of 4: Colorado 1 of 6: goalies Boston. Dafoe 1-1-0 (23 shots-20 saves). Colorado, BiKngton 1-0-0 (30-28): A 16.061.

Maple Leafs 2, Flames 1 Toronto 0 0 22 Calgary 0 1 01 Second 1, Calgary, Floury 1 (Patrick), 3:23 Third 2, Toronto. Clark 1 (SuHrvan), :19 3. Toronto, Warmer 1 (McCauW Hen-dnckson) 19:02. Shots on goal Toronto 10-8-826. Calgary 7-12-726: power-plays Toronto of 10: Calgary 0 of 6: goalies Toronto.

Potvin 1-1-0 (26 shots-25 saves). Calgary, Tabaracci 0-3-0 (26-24): A 16,831, Tennis Golf Gymnastics NFL American Conference EAST Pet Pf PA New England 4 1 0 .800 143 74 NY. Jets 4 2 0 .667 157 106 Buffalo 3 2 0 600 116 126 Miami 3 2 0 .600 88 91 Indianapolis 0 5 0 .000 66 131 CENTRAL Jacksonville 4 1 0 .800 131 98 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 .600 121 138 Baltimore 3 3 0 .500 161 134 Cincfinati 1 4 0 .200 81 134 Tennessee 1 4 0 200 84 126 WEST Denver 6 0 0 1 000 190 85 KansasCity 4 2 0 .667 122 110 San Diego 3 3 0 .500 102 126 Seattle 3 3 0 .500 107 134 Oakland 2 4 0 .333 151 148 National Conference EAST Pet Pf PA Dallas 3 2 0 .600 124 75 Washington 3 2 0 .600 90 73 Y. Giants 3 3 0 .500 104 120 Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 90 99 Arizona 1 4 0 .200 96 104 CENTRAL Tampa Bay 5 1 0 .833 131 97 GreenBay 4 2 0 .667 144 126 Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 155 141 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 133 120 Chicago 0 6 0 .000 78 175 WEST San Francisco 4 1 0 .800 122 60 Carolina 2 3 0 .400 80 106 St. Louis 2 3 0 .400 94 112 New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 101 139 Atlanta 0 5 0 .000 82 136 Sunday's games Atlanta at New Orleans, Noon Buffalo at New England, Noon Cincinnati at Tennessee.

Noon Detroit at Tampa Bay. Noon Green Bay at Chicago, Noon Miami at New York Jets. Noon Praladelphia at Jacksonville. Noon Carolina at Minnesota. 3 p.m.

New York Giants at Anzona, 3 p.m. St. Louis at San Francisco. 3 pm. Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m.

Open date: Baltimore. Denver, Kansas City. Oakland. San Oeqo. Seattle Monday game Dallas at Washington.

8 p.m. College polls NAIA High schools Girls Lincoln East 139.20, Lincoln Northeast 124.20 EVENT RESULTS: uneven bars Keley Tatay. East. 9 vault Tatay. East 9 25; balance beam (tie) Johna Wassung, East, Jessica Barnes, East, 8.95; floor exerdes Barnes.

East, 9.25; all-around Barnes, East 35.90 Boys Lincoln East 151.90, Lincoln Northeast 84.30 EVENT RESULTS: floor exercise Dustin Jakub, East, 9.30; pommel horse Nick Batlmer. East. 9.40; still rings Batlin-er, East, 8.35: vault Batliner. East, 915; parallel bars Jakub. East.

9 45; high bar Jakub. East. 9.10; aMround Batliner, East 53.26. High school boys COUNTy SCHOOLS Grand Island 6, Lincoln East 3 Uncoin Northeast 8. Beatrice 1 Uncdn Southeast 6.

Lincoln Pus 3 JUNIOR VARSITY Lincoln Southeast S. Lincoln Pus 1 Grand Island 6, Lincoln East 3 SINGLES: No. 1 Jeff Nabity. a. def.

Sean Nelson. 84: No. 2 Brad Bowers, IE, del. Isaac Hotz. 84: No.

3 Jon Wiegand, a. del. Anad Madhaven. 84; No. Ben Dunagan.

Gl. del Jason Speicner, 8-3: No. 5 Adam Brock. Gl. def.

Jake Hoppe. 8-5: No. 8 Aaron Ogdsn, LE. det. Troy Munson, DOUBLES: No.1 HoQ-Brock.

Gl. def. Ogden-Madahaven, 8-3: No. 2 Dunagan-Munson. Gl.

del. Speicher-Hoppe. 84; No. 3 Jeremy Rentfro-Ben Stromberg, LE, def. Ernie NxjioB-Mark Abraham.

8-1. Lincoln Southeast 6, Lincoln Pius 3 SINGLES: No. 1 Jared Rathe. LSE. def.

Mike Matisons, 64. 64: No. 2 Jarme TaHman. LSE. del.

Jason Dix. 64. 6-1; No. 3 Nick Heiser, Pius. def.

Chris Wherry, 64, 24. 6-2: No. 4 Matt Davis. LSE. def.

Jeff Hruska. 6-1. 62: No. 5 Chris Salem. LSE, def Toby Ktussmann.

6-1 7-6 (7-1 No. 6 Bobby Ludemann, LSE, def. Cory Under, 64, 6-3. DOUBLES: No.1 Heiser-Hruska. Pius, def.

Wherry-Davis, 8-5; No, 2 Alex Sta-race-Seth Kinqery, LSE. def. Khjssmann-Lind-er. 64. 7-5: No.

3 Mattsons-Dix. Pus. def. Todd StohJetl Salem. 24.

64. 74 (1 04). Lincoln Northeast 8, Beatrice 1 SINGLES: No. 1 Jame Kramer. LNE, def.

Richard Kluver. 104: No. 2 Enk Hjermstad, LNE. def. Adam Barnard, 10-5; No.

3 Evan Kuchera, LNE, def. Josh Waltke, 104; No. 4 Tom Voss. LNE. del.

Jason IJuensmg, 104: No. 5 Jeron Lut-hen. LNE. def. Andy DeLong.

104; No. 6 Chey CoHura. LNE. def. Brett Martin.

10-5. DOUBLES: No. 1 Kuchera-Voss. LNE, def. Kkivsr-Bamard.

8-5: No. 2 Hjermstad-Luke Derowitsch. LNE. def. Wartke-Duensing, 8-2: No.

3 DeLong-Martin, Beatrice, del. Lurrjch-Cotura, 8-6. Dog Racing Volleyball College men Legends of Indiana Invitational At Indianapolis TEAM SCORING: Miami (Ohio) 845; Kansas 852: Wichita St. 855; Nebraska 856; Iowa St. 870: Eastern Michigan 870: Missouri 872; minors 872; Bal St.

872: Notre Dame 873: Toledo 876: Marshall 877: Indiana 880: Wisconsin 883: Michigan SL 886; Louisville 888: Purdue 890: Iowa 893. MEDALIST: Colby Robertson, Missouri, 714848207. NU GOLFERS: 3. Steve Friesen 70-67-71208: Jamie Rogers 74-70-71215: Scott Gutschewski 70-75-75220; Josh Madden 76-73-72221, Ryan Nietfeldt 69-78-74221. College women NIAC Tournament At Seward CC FINAL RESULTS TEAM SCORING: Northwestern, Iowa 345450695, Concordia 357-352709, Nebraska Wesleyan 360-368728.

Doane 377-365742. Hashngs 371490761, Midland 460-454 914 TOP FIVE FINISHERS: 1. Dawn Else, Concordia, 8140161; 2. Heather Horst-mann. NW.

Iowa, 81-86167: 3. Menh Schumacher. NWU, 85-83168: 4. Becky Vermesr, NW, lows. 8648174; 5.

Autumn Mosenteen. Doane. 9145176. OTHER NWU SCORES: Mindy Mangels, 86-93 179: Courtney Etzelmiller, 90-91181; Christine Hayton, 99-101200; Tammy Burbach, 106-109215; Teh Fuchs. 111-107218.

Southwestern Oklahoma SL Tournament AtWaatherford, Okla. FINAL ROUND TEAM SCORES: Sam Houston, Texas 322-323-645: Southern Nazarene. Okla. 334-332666; Nebraska-Kearney 339-334673: Southwestern Okla. 353- 343696; McMurry, Taxes 361-347708; West Texas 354- 360714; Seminole Okla.

400402-802 TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS: 1. Vicky Resnick. Sam Houston. 76-78156: 2. Nicole Rodriguez.

Sam Houston. 78-78156; 3. Melanie Poison. Southwestern 81-77158: 4. Mandy Loeftelholz, S.

Nazarene, 7844162; 5. Lisa Cervantes, Sam Houston, 8043163: 6. Heather Hubng, Nebraska-Kearney. 8044164: 7. Knsten Okjum, Nazarene.

8442166: 8. Carta Decent, Nebraska-Kearney. 8146167: 9. Kala Freeman, Southwestern 8444168; 10. Lisa Whitt.

West Texas ASM. 8842170. OTHER NEBRASKA-KEARNEY GOLFERS: Dsana Sterling, 86-79165; Kristin Bolger, 92-85177; Karen Rice, 9246178; Michelle Kuta, 94-95189. Randolph det. Efehom Vafey 154, Red Cloud def.

Nelson 15-9. 15-10 Sandy Creek def. Deshler 1 5-1 1 5-1 Seward det. Fajrbuiry, 15-5, 15-9 Shelby def. Leigh 154, 15-5 Srtckley def.

Davenport 20-1 8, 1 54 Silver Creek det. Osceola 1 5-7, 16-14 SE Consolidated def. Johnson-Brock 15- Tekamah-Hsrman def. Pender 154, 18-14 Wsber-Clatonia def. Tri County 7-15.

21-19, 15-13 Wynot def. Newcastle 5-15. 15-7, 16- 14 TOURNAMENTS Arapahoe triangular Wilcox def, Arapahoe 15-2, 15-13: Wilcox def. Lexington JV 15-11. 15-2: Arapahoe def.

Lexington JV 13-15. 15-11. 15-1 Cedar Valley Tournament Arcadia def. Spalding 12-15. 154, 154: Efca det.

Litchfield 154. 15-13: Spalding Academy def. Wdbach 15-7, 154 Clay Center triangular Clay Center def. Lawrence 15-7, 15-7; Lawrence def. Exeter 16-14, 15-11; Clay Center def.

Exeter 154. 15-5 Crawford triangular Crawford def. tingle, Wyo. 9-15, 15-13, 15-9: Lmqle, Wyo. del.

Minatare 15-4, 154; Crawford def. Minatare 15-7, 15-5 FiUey triangular Chester-Hubbefl-Byron def. Filtey 6-15, 17-15, 16-14; Chester-Hubbes-Byron def. Dawson-Ver-don 154. 154 Henderson triangular Henderson det.

Gttner 15-12. 15-13: Giltner def. Doniphan 15-5. 1-15. 15-13; Doniphan def.

Henderson 15-9, 15-1 Lewtston triangular Lewrston def. College View Academy 154, 154: Sterling det. College View Academy 10-15, 154, 15-7; Lewiston def. Sterling 15-9. 15- 2 Uncoki Lutheran triangular Lincoln Lutheran def.

Waterloo 15-4. 154; Malcolm def. Waterloo 15-7, 15-7; Malcolm def. Lincoln Lutheran 1 8-1 6, 1 54 Maywood triangular Sutherland def. Maywood 8-15.

15-11, 15-8; Sutherland def. Curtis Medicine Valley 15-3, 154: Maywood det. Curtis Medicine Vat-ley 154. 15-10 Niobrara Valley Conference Tournament East Division: Niobrara def. Ver-digre 15-7.

15-11; Ewinqdef. Elgin 15-12, 16- 14; Niobrara def. Ewing 15-8, 15-2; Orchard def. Wheeler Central 154, 154; Clearwater def. Pope John 154, 15-13; Clearwater def.

Orchard 1 6-1 4, 1 5-1 1 Ord triangular Hokfreqe def. Ord 15-10, 15-9; HoWrege def. Centura 15-12, 13-15, 154; Centura def. Ord 154. 154 Rising Crry triangular Fairmont det.

Rising City 15-7, 10-15, 15-10; Friend def. Rising City 15-9, 15-5 Syracuse Club Tournament Conestoga def. Nebraska City 15-7, 15-5: Platteview def. Weeping Water 154, 9-15, 15-7; Auburn def. Syracuse 154, 15-13 Twin Valley Tournament Championship: Stratton def.

Southern Valley JV 15-7, 15-7. Consolation: Twin Valley def. Hemdon, Kan. 15-8, 13-15, 15-6, First round: Southern Valley JV def. Twin Valley 15-10.

15-12; Stratton def. Hemdon, Kan. 15-2, 154 County schools Malcolm 2, Lincoln Lutheran 0 Malcolm 18 15 L. Lutheran 16 6 Malcolm (kills-ace blocks-ace serves) KnsrJ Kubicek 1-04. Alteon Lynch 54-0, Jem Weaver 7-2-2, Kormne Hubert 04- 1.

Knshna Endorf 7-1-1. Renae Broders 5- 1-2. Diana Wacker 044 Totals 2544. Lincoln Lutheran Melissa Salak 04-1, Jae Jae Prrtam 144, Melissa Hert2sl 8-0-2, Erm Dietrich 24-2, Weyand 3-04. Jenny Duitsman 1-2-1.

Amanda Ficke 64-1. Stephanie Bokeknann 044, Jadyn Weyand 044 Totals 21-2-7. Assists Malcolm 18 (Kubicek 18). Lincoln Lutheran 18 (Salak 13. Hertz 3, Pittam 1, Duitsman 1).

College polls NAIA Record Pts Pvs 1 Findlay(12) 4-0 396 1 2 Evangel (2) 34 376 2 3. Westminster (2) 4-0 370 3 4 Pacific Lutheran 4-0 341 4 5. Sioux Fans 4-1 331 5 6. Willamette 4-0 320 6 7 Montana Tech 4-1 303 8 8 Geneva 4-1 285 9 9. Jamestown 4-0 259 12 10 Walsh 4-0 254 13 ll.Ooene 4-0 240 14 12 West.

Oregon 4-0 212 22 13. West Washington 2-2 188 7 14 Cumberland 3-1 185 17 15. Benedictine 3-1 184 10 16 Ottawa 4-0 146 23 U.Campbeisvitle 2-1 131 21 18 Clinch Valley 3-2 126 11 19. Peru St 3-1 113 24 20. 4-1 91 19 21.

Cent Washington 2-2 85 15 22 Grassland 3-1 56 16 23. western. Iowa 3-2 44 17 24. NW Oklahoma 3-2 39 25. MinotSt.

3-1 33 Cross Country High schools COUNTY SCHOOLS JUNIOR VARSITY Lincoln East 21. Norfolk 0 RESERVES 33, Lincoln High 6 Hockey Softball TV, Radio High school Class A Coaches Poll BOYS TEAM RANKINGS: 1. Lincoln Southeast, 2. Millard West. 3.

Norfolk, 4. Kearney. 5. Creighton Prep. 6.

O. Westside, 7. Fremont, 8. Lncon Northeast 9. Uncoki East.

10. Un-ednHigh. INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS: 1. Dana Came, O. North; 2.

Brian Turner. Millard North; 3. Marcus Bruns. Millard West: 4. Derek Fey, O.

Westside; 5. Marc Biggerstaff, Lincoln Southeast; 6. Jared Carlson, Kearney: 7. Ryan Pav-sk, Norfolk; 8. Brett Cover, Norfolk; 9.

Joseph Young. Lincoln Southeast 10. Jared Pierce, Kearney: 11. Lee Perez. North Platte: 12.

Travia Neeman, Lincoln Southeast: 13. John Edwards. Beaevue East: 14. Keith HaHey. M4-erd West; 15.

Brad Barker. O. Westside. GIRLS TEAM RANKINGS; 1. PaporvLaVista 2.

Lincoln Southeast, 3. O. Burke, 4. Millard Weat, 5. O.

Marian. 6. Lincoln East, 7. Grand Island. 8.

Lincoln Northeast 9. Miard South, 10. Fremont. INOIVXXIAL RANKINGS: 1. Paige Brown, O.

North: 2. Anreka Carlson. O. Central: 3. Christy Unrtel.

Papikon-LaVista: 4. Juke Mul-taly. Fremont: 6. Staph Stewart, Lincoln East 6. Monica Enckson, Kearney; 7.

Melissa Drozda. Mlard West; 8. Kaeia Fisher. Uncoki Southeast: 9. Sara Farrand.

Grand Island; 10. Amy Niepoko). Miard West 11. Susanna Swanson. Grand Island: 12.

Jessie Fey. Uncoki Southeast; 13. Kety McPherson, Bode-vue West; 14. Hauley Sharp. Lincoln Southeast; 15 Mabnda Savers.

NorfoTx. NOTE: Ratings compiled by Belevus West coaches Craig Christians and Matt Mu- At Bluffs Run Council Bluffs, Iowa Tuesday results 1st 516ths, Class 30.84 SSChnssy 7.20 4 40 2 8C CYTsOsug 9.20 4 80 Jar Bear 2 80 Outniala (14) Exacts (14) (1-34) $91.80. 2nd: 516ths, Class 31.06 Crowned 4.20 2.40 2.20 Sletch 4.40 2.60 My Gladiator 2.20 Scratched Tips Quimeta (24) Electa (24) (244) Daily Double (1-2) $56.00. 3rd: 516tha, Class 0, 31.70 Northern Cnns 4.40 4.60 3.40 Evansrun Bubba 11.60 5 00 House Payment 3.80 OuirMta (2-7) Electa (2-7) (2-7-3) $168.50. 4th: 516ths, Maidens, 31.01 MyZacG 10.00 4.00 2.60 RGiSheCanDo 4.80 300 Lou B's Starman 360 Oanieta (14) Exacts (14) Thtecta (14-7) $370.80.

6trr.3etrls,TT-39.74 Whoop On By. 34.40 8 00 4 20 Samme 4.20 3.60 980 Quinieta (54) Electa (64) (6-5-3-2) $1,810.20, 6th: 5lrjths, Class 31.51 RG Paths Sue 8.20 380 540 Another Schemer 4.80 6.00 Ay Keeper 11.20 Oulniela (14) Exacta (14) (1-4-5) $187.00. 7th: S1(ths, Class 31.26 Fever Rrverbutch 13.00 5 00 2 60 Rodeo Dekght 6.60 4.40 RmrockRascal 440 OukMa (24) $26.60: Exacts (6-2) (5-24) OuMeta Double (14-aH-ell) $32.00 (alMI-2-8 $22.00. 8tfr. 38ths, Class 40.31 Bow Cain 6.20 8 80 9 80 Cafun Bo Power 8 20 3 20 Rods Sweetheart 4 eo Oulniela (2-3) Exacts (24) (2-3-1) $55.90.

9tfr. 5ltths, Class 31.94 Wix Miracle Boy 500 3 00 2 40 Fszzio 2.60 240 Spam Lite 280 Chimiela (14) Exacta (8-1) (8-1-3) $37.00. 10th: 5ieths, Class 31.21 Randr Tungsta) 10.40 5.60 2.20 Hawk Mitzi 3.40 2.20 Jammm By Design 2 20 OumWe Exacta (74) (24-7) Tri-Super (74-1) $38.40 16 exchanges. Ittli: 6ieths, Class Lone Bug 14.60 0 20 8 20 New Color 11,40 4 00 Half As Much 280 Oulniela (14) Exacta ((-all) $11.40 (a-J) Trlfecta (8-14) (8-1-4-1) No winners. Carryover (2,223.00, 12th- Sflths, Class 8.

11.52 Selene Orl 9.80 4 20 3.20 Axel's Bravo 8.20 4 00 Fanny Pack 4,00 Oumiela (14) Electa (4-1) (4-1-2-7) 11th: Sftetha, Class 0, 11.47 Notice David 22.40 1900 280 Bets On Doug 3.80 260 Unplugqed 2 40 Oulniela (1-7) Exacts (1-7) (1-7-24) 14th: Class 11.35 CM Express (.20 4 20 280 Elkhart Iks. 20.40 360 Ico Hammer 380 OuMele (14) Exacts (14) $3 SOiTrrfecta (144) $104.50. 15th: l(1hs, Class 40.78 Ay'sMuenstsr 37.20 14 00 1500 KrockDog 21.80 $40 JcpStarFxght 460 Oukiiels (44) $1M 40; Exacts (4-aN) $0 0 8 (all-() Superfeeta Scores State colleges Doane det. Midland Lutheran 15-8, Hastings def. Concordia 15-3.

15-8, 15-9 Northwestern, Iowa def. Dana 154, 15-2. 15-5 Wayne St. def. South Dakota St County high schools Lincoln Northeast def.

Fremont 15-3, 15-7 Raymond Central del. Arlington 15-11. 15-8 JUNIOR VARSITY Lincoln Christian def. Ashland-Greenwood 15-11, 15-7 Lincoln Christian det. Gretna 15-5, 15-13 RESERVES Lincoln East def.

Lincoln High 15-5, 15-13 FRESHMEN Lincoln East def. Lincoln High 154, 15-11 Other high schools Adams def. Tecumseh Amsworth def. Rock County 15-1, 15-8 Albion def. Pierce Alliance def.

Goring 1 5-1 0, 1 5-1 1 Aquinas def. Columbus Lakeview 15-7, 15-4 Centennial def. Wymore Southern 154. 15-1 Clay Center def. Lawrence 1 5-7, 1 5-7 Clay Center det.

Exeter 15-8, 15-5 Columbus Scotus def. Wahoo Neumann 16-14, 15-4 Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson, Iowa del. South Sioux City 1 5-5. 1 5-1 1 Creighton def. Netigh 15-2, 15-5 David City del.

Genoa 15-11. 11-15, 15-12 David City Aquinas def. Columbus Lakeview 15-7, 154 Crete del. Hastings 1 5-2, 1 5-8 Emerson-Hubbard det. Winnebago 14- 16,1 Grant def.

Haxtum 15-10, 15-11 Grand Island CC def. Hastings Adams Central 15-3, 15-5 Grant def. Haxton, Colo. 15-10, 15-11 Greeley def. North Loup-Scotia 7-15.

15- 7.15-7 Hartjngton Cedar Catholic det. Madison 15-7, 15-7 Hastings del. Grand island Northwest Hastings St. Ceda def. Blue Hi 15-4, 15- 8 Hayes Center def.

Trenton 15-4, 15-1 Hebron def. Sutton 1 5-4, 1 5-1 0 Hsdrethdef. Franklin 154. 15-10 Imperial det. Newman Grove 15-5, 154 Kimball def.

Bayard 15-3, 15-8 Laurel-Concord def. Hartjngton 154, Lawrence def. Exeter 16-14, 1 5-1 1 Lodgepole def. Sidney JV 1 54, 1 5-2 Logan View def. Lyons-Oecatur 154, 16- 14 Mead def.

Louravf 17-1 5, 154 Meridian del. Bruntng 154, 15-9 Millard (South def. Omaha Central Nebraska City Lourdes def. Palmyra 15-5. 154 Nemaha Valley def.

Table Rock 15-7, 154 North Bend def. Scrtbner 15-0, 15-2 Oakland-Craig def. Wsst Point 154,1 5-12 Ogalala del, North Piatt 15-12, 15-12 Omaha Burke def. Omaha Bryan 154, 18-7 Omaha Skutt set, Omaha RoncaS ONe def. Plainvtew 15-11, 9-15, 154 Osmond del.

Wakefield 11-15, 15-10, 15-9 Palmar def. Nebraska Christian 15-4, 15-11 Petersburg def. Humphrey 15-9, 15-7 Wednesday Afternoon 12:00 ESPN Boxing: Muhammad AH Cup 1:00 dH FSN Bowling: America's National Family Tournament 2:00 ESPN2 Soccer: FC Porto vs. Real Madrid CF 2:30 (i FSN College Women's Volleyball: Kansas State at Oklahoma 2:50 1400 KLIN Baseball: Florida at Atlanta 3:00 OS) Baseball: Florida at Atlanta Evening 6:30 ESPN Bowling: PBA Ebonite Challenge 6:30 (its ESPN2 NHL: Dallas at Detroit 7:00 'T) Baseball: Cleveland at Baltimore 7:20 1400 KLIN College Volleyball: Colorado at Nebraska 8:00 ESPN Shell World of Ctolf: Fred Couples vs. Tom Watson 9:30 T) ESPN2 MLS Soccer: D.C.

at New England 1:00 FSN CISL Soccer: Indiana at Houston 2:30 ESPN2 NHL Dallas at Detroit Transactions Record Pts Pvs I. BYU.Hawa(9) 184 225 1 2 Columbia. Mo. 20-134 216 2 3. Lewis-Clark St.

18-1 201 4 4 Pt.Loma Nazarene 13-3 200 7 6. Biota 144 185 3 O.Rockhurst 21-1 177 8 7. Fresno Pacific 17-1 172 5 6 Puoet Sound 12-2 149 10 9TexsLuth. 154 149 14 lO.Hestlnga 164 143 II. West Oregon 144 127 13 12.

Christ 13-5 120 15 13 St. Mary 154 109 18 14. Peru SL 194 lot 11 15. Doane 174 12 16 St Edward's 144 83 8 17. Taylor 18-1 77 22 18 western, kwa 134 75 17 19 Albertson 16-5 67 20 Westmont 11-7 46 20 21.

NW Nazarene 154 33 22. St. Thomas. Fla. 174 30 24 23.

Hawaii Pacifio 9-7 28 19 24 Bethel 17-5 26 25. Dickinson St .194 22 25 NHL Eastern Conference ATLANTIC DIVISION TPts GF GA Washington 3 0 0 6 14 4 Philadelphia 2 1 0 4 9 6 NY. Islanders 10 13 5 2 TampaBay 111 3 8 7 Florida 1 1 0 2 6 6 New Jersey 1 1 0 2 5 7 N.Y. Rangers 0 0 2 2 4 4 NORTHEAST DIVISION TPts OF GA Montreal 10 1 3 6 3 Ottawa 111 3 8 9 Pittsburgh 111 3 10 11 Buffalo 1 2 1 3 8 12 Boston 1 2 0 2 12 9 Carokna 0 3 1 1 10 14 Western Conference CENTRAL DIVISION I TPts OF OA Detroit 2 0 0 4 11 3 Phoenix 2 10 4 10 10 St Lous 2 10 4 10 6 Dallas 1113 7 0 Toronto 1 2 0 2 3 8 Chicago 0 2 0 0 4 9 PACIFIC OTVIStON TPts OF GA Colorado 3 0 1 7 12 6 LosAnqeles 0 13 3 13 14 Anaheim 1 1 0 2 5 5 San Jose 1 1 0 2 6 7 Vancouver 1 1 0 2 Edmonton 1 2 0 2 7 14 Calgary 0 3 0 0 3 Monday's Results No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Late game not included Dallas 4. Buffalo 2 Los Anqeies 3.

Carotins 3, Us Colorado 3. Boston 2 Toronto 2, Calgary 1 Ottawa st San Jos Today's games Montreal at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Islander, 8:30 p.m. PMIndelphia at New Jersey, p.m.

Dallas at Detroit. 6 30 m. Rangers at Edmonton, 8 m. Boston at Phoenix, Thureday'a games Washlnolon at Buffalo, 6 pm. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.

6 30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago. 7:30 p.m. Loe Anqeies at St. Louis.

7:30 p.m. Ban Jose at Colorado. 8 pm. N.Y. Rangers at Calgary.

8 p.m. Toronto at Vancouver. 9 p.m. Stars 4, Sabres 2 Dales 1 04 Bulla) 1 0 12 First 1. Dalai.

Modano 2 (7ubov, Sydor), 2. Dalas. Adams 2 (Modano. Zu-bov), 3.37; 3. Buffalo, Satan 2 (Brown, High schools COUNTY SCHOOLS Beatrice 1-9 Uncoki Pius 14 Norm 13.

Plattsmouth 2 Southeast 10-5. Lincoln East 0-2 OTHER SCHOOLS Columbus 124, Norfolk 3-7 Columbus Lakeview 7, Grand Island NW 1 Lincoln Southeast 10-5, Lincoln East 0-2 FIRST GAME East 000 00 0 1 LSE 331 2110 8 0 Paris, 154. Hawley. 28 LSE Fans Highlights Megan Fans pitched a one hitter, stnckmg out seven, 154, whs gong 2-lor-3 with twe RBI. Also for Southeast Kef sey Duckworth was 2-for-2, scoring three runs, and Asoa Armbruster was 2-tor-4.

SECOND GAME East 000 010 12 8 2 LSE 101 030 5 7 1 Cook. Dean. 2B East Dean: LSE: Ji Com. 38 LSE: Armbruster. Highlights For Southeast Kaisey Duckworth was 2-for4.

For East Lmdsey Schurtz was 3-for4. Southeast record m-proved to 244. Beatrice 13-9, Plus X1-6 FIRST GAME PlusX 000 1 1 4 5 Beatrice 731 2 13 6 1 Chrystal Moslander. Kristin Bdtqsr. 2B Pus: Micheeia Pokcky.

Beatrice: Suss Pckemg. HR Beatrice: Pick-emg WohSghts For Beatrice Suits Picker Ing was 2 lor 4 with a double, a home run and two Ra SECOND GAME PlusX 101 310-6 8 6 Beatrice 033 120 9 10 3 Mksnda Kate Mary Reiser 2B Pus: Rachel Thomas: Beetnco: Kane, Lindsay Jemson. HR Pus; Thomas. Rones Treusch; Beatrice: Kety Moats, Amy Roschewskl. Highlights Miranda Kane was 3-tor4 with double to help Beatrice Improve As re-oordto174.

Norris 13, Plattsmouth 2 Plsttsmouth 001 10 2 3 8 Norm 340 8 13 13 3 Dsnaas DeVrtes Skoghen 2B Norm: Andres Pranqa. Kerry 'Harorig, Morgan Robbms; Plattsmouth: Hewsrd. 38 Norria: ae Carpenter, HR Norris; Brands Mkier 2. Michess Hcqan. Highlights Noma mproviid to 114 as Darwia DaVnes was 2-for4 with three runs scorsd.

Brands DeBoar was 2-for4 with two runs scored and tour RBI. Andrea Pranqa and Kerry Harding were each 2.or4 with a run soomd and an RBI, end Morgan Robbm was fc-tor4 with two runs scored. AUTO RACING NASCAR Suspended Boris Said M. fined Iwn 55.000 and penalized him 42 NASCAR craftsman truck series pants for actions hlhsKracanExidelSI BASEBALL American League Cleveland Minna Named Neaf Hunt-tngton aiwstarrt drector of mnor league oper- suun. Calendar Soccer Chicago Cubs Announced their new Cub-A ahMiate wi.

be the West Term Diamond Jaxx of the Southern league. Chclnnet Reds Sent Pate Rose Jr. rjutnght to Indianapolis of the American Asso-oehon. Recaled HHP Todd Wame from Indianapolis. Clamed RHP Donne Wal off waivers from the Houston Astros.

Announced LHP Pedro A. Martinez refused an sssxjn-ment to Iridisneposs and chose to become a free egant. Sen Oiege Padres Fired Larry Ouens-aig. trainer Promoted Todd Hutchason from assistant to head trainer. Caroline Loegue Prima Wlitlam Cannons Signed Pat FMppona, vice president and general manager, to a three-year contract extension.

Promoted Mike Antoneiks to director of broadcasting and merke relatione and Mark Gordon to OVectory c4 onrrmunity relatione. BASKETBALL National Baaketbsi Aaeodatlon Seattle SuparSoraca Waived Mark Blount and Demck Battle. Wednesday College volleyball Colorado at Nebraska, Devaney Sports Center, 7:30 p.m. College men's soccer Nebraska Wesleyan at Concordia, Seward, 4 p.m. High school girls' golf Southeast, Lincoln East, Lincoln Pius at A-1 District, Holmes Golf Course; Lincoln High at A-2 District, Omaha Knolls Golf Course; Northeast at A-3 District, Tiburon Golf Club, Omaha; Waverly at B-1 District.

High school boys' tennis Northeast at Lincoln Pius 4 p.m.; Lincoln Christian at Beatrice. Dog racing Bluffs Run, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 4 p.m. College Women Concordia 5, York 1 York 1 0-1 Concordia 0 5 5 York Georgia Wiebusch (Kheva Edwards). ConcoRNs Kristin Madaen; Annals Knipsr (Knsten Aescnknan); Knjger (Knstl Thomas); Linda NemrU (Kalis McCoid); (79,104.00,.