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The Times MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1999 SCOREBOARD U.S.0Den NHL Playoffs PINEHURST. N.C.- fmai scores and Stanley Cup Finals Dallas 4. Buffalo 2 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL White Sox suffer painful setback earnings Sunday of the U.S. Open on the 7.175-yard, par-70 No. 2 course at Buffalo 3.

Dauas 2, OT Dallas 4 Buttalo 2 Dallas 2, Buffalo 1 Buffalo 2. Dallas 1 Dallas 2. Buffalo 0 Dallas 2. Buffalo 1. SOT ma pmenurst Heson ana uxmtry uuo (a-amateur): Payne Stewart.

$625 000 669-72-70-279 PI Micketson. $370,000 67-70-73-70-280 Tiger Woods. $196 792 68-71-72-70-281 VW Singh. $1 96.792 69-70-7369-281 attne cMungiun. 'U 5 Chns Tioland $10 305 Jason Tysu $9 562 Greg Krai! $9 562 SowMcRoy $9 562 Pinko Pre $9 562 Jerry KeHy.

$8 840 Tom Watson $8 840 KanameYbkoo $6,840 Tom KM. $8 460 John Cook $8 460 Bob Tway $8178 Chns Smith $8178 Larry Mia $7,966 -HsrKuehne Bob Bums. $7,755 Ted Tryba. $7,755 John Daly $7.543 aen airuver 4 Stewart $22 449 72-74-78-71-295 RoccoMeaate $19 064 69-72-76-79-296 Corey Pawl $1 9 084 74-71 -78-73-296 Gabnef Mtenstedl 75-72-79-70-296 Crag Parry. 9 084 69-73-79-75-296 Brad Fabel.

$19 084 69-75-78-74-296 Steve Pate $1 9 084 70-75-75-76-296 Carlos Franoo. $19,084 69-77-73-77-296 Esteban Toledo. $19 084 70-72-76-78-296 Stephen Allan. $15,068 71-74-77-75-297 Len Matliace. $15,058 72-75-75-75-297 Chns Perry, $1 5 068 72-74-75-76-297 Gary HaHoeig $15,068 74-72-75-76-297 brarOaCnaroee $12,060 73-74-74-77-298 Jm Carter.

$1 2 060 73-70-78-77-298 Las Janzen. SI 2 060 74-73-76-75-298 David Lebeck. $12,060 74-70-78-76-298 Robert AHenby. $12 060 74-72-76-76-298 utf6LOva to 7u-7i-f4-7-ioa Paul Azmoer $67,347 72-72-75-70-289 CoinMorWorriere $58215 72-72-74-72-290 Jusan Leonard $58 21 5 66-75-73-73-290 John Huston. $46 756 71-69-75-76-291 Scott verplank $46 756 72-73-72-74-291 Dudley Mart $46 756 73-73-76-69-291 Jm Fury.

$46756 69-73-77-72-291 Jay Haas $46,756 74-72-73-72-291 Jesper Pamevk. $46 756 71-71-76-73-291 Miguel Jimenez $33 505 73-70-72-77-292 DAWefcnng $33 505 69-74-74-75-292 Tom Scherrer $33 .505 72-72-74-74-292 Nek Pnc $33,505 71-74-74-73-292 Brian Watts. $33 505 60-73-77-73-292 Tom Lehman. $26. 1 86 73-74-73-73-293 David Bergamo.

$26,186 68-77-76-72-293 Bob Estes. $23,805 70-71-77-76-294 Geoffrey Sisk. $23.805 71-72-76-75-294 71- 75-75-78-299 72- 74-75-79-390 70-732-75-300 70- 74-7660-300 71- 73-75-81-300 73- 74-79-75-301 75-70-77-79-30 68- 74-781-30t 74- 72-80-76-302 74-73-77-78-302 69- 77-79-78-303 69-77-77-80-303 69-75-84-76-304 72- 75-81-78-306 71- 76-84-77-308 72- 75-82-79-308 68-77-81-83-309 Saturday'' If eu Dallas 2, Buffalo 1 TRIPLE OVERTIME atncner. Tm Herron. $1 16.935 69-72-70-75-286 David Duval.

$96,260 67-70-75-75-287 Jeff Maogert $96 260 71-69-74-73-287 Hal Sutfon. $96,260 69-70-76-72-287 Darren Clarke. $78,863 73-70-74-71-288 Billy Mayfair, $78,863 67-72-74-75-288 Paul Goydos. $67.347 67-74-74-74-289 DaNas 100001-2 Buttalo 010000-1 First Period -1, Dallas, Lehlinen 10 (Modano. Ludwig), 8:09.

Second Pariod-2, Buffalo, Barnes 7 (Pnmeau.Zmr). 18-21. Third Pariod-Non U.S. Open Champions 1 895 Horace Rawlins 1896- James Fouks 1897- Joe Lloyd 1898 Fred Herd 1899 -Willie Smith First Ovartima Nona. Second Overtime-Nona.

Third Overtime-3, Dallas, Hut 8 (Lehlinen. Modano), 14:51 Shots on goal-Dallas S-1 1-1 0-4-1 3-7-60. Buffalo 11-15-6-6-12-4-54. Goalies-Dallas. Beifbur 16-7 (54 shots- 1900 Harry Vardon 1979 Hale Irwin 1 980- Jack Nicklau 1981 David Granam 1982 Tom Watson 1983 Larry Nelson 1984- Fuzzy Zoeller 1985 Andy North 1986 Ray Floyd 1987 Scott Simpson 1988 Curtis Strange 1989- CurtisStrange 1990 Hale Irwin 1991 Payne Stewart 1992 Tom Kite 1993 Lee Janzen 1994 -Ernie Els 1995- Corey Pavin 1996 Steve Jones 1997 Erme Els 1998 Lee Janzen 1999 Payne Stewart 1935 Sam Parks Jr.

1936- Tony Manero 1937- Ralph GuKfaht 1938- Ralph Guldahl 1939 Byron Nelson 1 940 Lawson Little 1941 Craig Wood 1942-45 No Championships World War II 1 946 Lloyd Mangrum 1947- Lew Worsham 1948 Ben Hogan 1949- CaryMiddlecofl 1950 Ben Hogan 1951 Ben Hogan 1952- Julius Boros 1953 Ben Hogan 1954- EdFurgol 1955 Jack Fleck 1956- Cary Miodlecoff 1 957 Dick Mayer 191 4-Walter Hagen 1 9 1 5 Jerome Travers 1916- Chartes Evans Jr. 1917- 18 No championship Work) War! 1919 Walter Hagen 1920 Edward Ray 1921 James M. Barnes 1922- Gene Sarazen 1923 Bobby Jones 1 924 Cynl Walker 1925- WMacFarlane 1926 Bobby Jones 1 927 Tommy Armour 1 928 Johnny FarreH 1929 Bobby Jones 1930 Bobby Jones 1931 Billy Burke 1 932 Gene Sarazen 1 933 Johnny Goodman 1934-OlinDutra 1958 -Tommy Bolt 1959 Bitty Casper 1960 Arnold Palmer 1961 -Gene Littler 1962- Jack Ncklaus 1963- Julius Boros 1964- Ken Ventun 1965 Gary Player 1966 Billy Casper 1 967- Jack N.ckiaus 1968- Lee Trevino 1 969 Orviile Moody 1970 Tony Jaoklin 1971 Lee Trevino 1972 Jack Ncklaus 1973 Johnny Miller 1974 Hale Irwin 1975 Lou Graham 1976- Jerry Pate 1977 Hubert Green 1978 Andy North 1901 -Willie Anderson 1 902 Laurie Auchterfonie 1903 -Willie Anderson 1904 -Willie Anderson 1905 -Willie Anderson 1 906 -Ale Smith 53 saves). Buffalo. Hasek 13-6 (50-48).

A-1 8,595 (16.595). Stanley Cup Winners 1907 -Alex Ross 1908- Fred McLeod 1 9 1 8- Toronto Arenas 1919- NoDecision-x 1920- -Ottawa Senators 1 909 George Sargent 1910 -Alex Smith 1911 John McDermott 1912-JohnMcDermott 1 91 3 Francis Ouimet LPGA Classic ABSECON, N.J. Scores and earnings Sunday from the $1 million ShopRite LPGA Classic played on the par-71 SeaView Marriott Resort, Bay Course: Se Ri Pak, $1 50.000 63-69-66-198 Tnsh Johnson. $93,093 64-71-65-200 Juk Inkster. $67,933 66-68-69-203 718-71-210 67- 69-74-21, 678-75-210 74-707-211 74-707-211 71- 70-70-211 69- 72-70-211 68- 72-71-211 68-71-72-211 68- 73-71-212 739-70-212 719-72-212 70- 70-72-212 67-71-74-212 709-73-212 699-74-212 69- 72-72-213.

69-71-73-213 74-70-70-214 72- 70-72-214 Lisa Kiggens. $12,580 7388-209 Val Skinner, $12,580 70-716-209 Ml Hyun Kim, $1 2.580 709-70-209 Meg Mallon, $1 2,580 68-71 -70-209 Mayumi Hirase, $12,580 716-72-209 Maria Hjorttl, $10,022 71-718-210 Pearl Sinn, $10,022 70-70-70-210 Knsti Alters. $10,022 709-71-210 Anna Acker-Macosko. $10,022 68-71-71-210 Shem Stemhauer. $10,022 67-71-72-210 Stephanie Lows, $10,022 706-74-210 Hiromi Kobayashi, $7,704 757-69-211 Catnn Nllsmark, $7,704 7489-211 Mamie McGuire, $7,704 729-70-211 Cathy Johns -Forbes, $7,704 70-71-70-211 Elizabeth Makings, $7,704 728-71-21 1 Mar Lunn, $7,704 70-70-71-21 1 Tammie Green, $7,704 69-71-71-21 1 Marianne Moms.

$7,704 71 -68-72-21 1 Kim Saiki, $7,704 67-71 -73-21 1 Jm Thorpe, $19,800 Gibby Gilbert, $19,800 Hugh Baiocchi. $19,800 Terry Dill, $14,172 Ray Floyd, $14,172 Brian Barnes. $14,172 Steve Veriato. $14,172 Tom Wargo. $14,172 Howard Twitty.

$14,172 Jim Colbert, $10,057 David Lundstrom. $10,057 Rocky Thompson. $10,057 Chi Chi Rodriguez. $10,057 Tom Shaw, $10,057 Mike McCulkxigh, $10,057 Bob Dickson. $10,057 John Grace, $8,085 Leonard Thompson.

$8,085 Bob Eastwood. $7,425 Gary McCord, $7,425 Southwest em Bell Dominion SAN ANTONIO Final scores and earnings Sunday from the $1.1 nnHion Southwestern Bed Dorninion senior tournament played on the par-72 Dominion Country Club (x-won on second playoff hole): -John Mahattey. $165,000 677-70-204 Jose Canizares. $88,000 7077-204 Bruce Flesher. $88,000 6789-204 Larry Nelson, $66,000 7177-205 Tom Jenkins.

$48,400 67-709-206 Gil Morgan, $48,400 705-71-206 Walter Hall. $37,400 66-71 -70-207 Vicente Fernandez. $37,400 67-70-70-207 Tom McGinns, $29,700 68-72-68-208 Fred Gibson. $29,700 688-72-208 Frank Conner, $25,300 71-717-209 Dana Quigley. $25,300 67-739-209 David Graham, $1 9.800 66-759-210 Graham Marsh, $19,800 68-71-71-210 BY MICHAEL MORRISSEY Times Sports Writer CHICAGO There was a rerun of "Growing Pains" at Comiskey Park on Sunday, and we're not talking about the bad sitcom.

The young White Sox played nine innings of bone-aching baseball, helplessly watching Baltimore take three out of four games with an 84 victory. While the scorching-hot Orioles, winners of 10 of 11, try to salvage their season after a downright crappy spring, the White Sox will continue to develop their inexperienced club. "They're just really hot with the bats right now," Sox manager Jerry Manuel said, "and it's tough when players of that caliber get hot. Today we really just got beat up." Against veterans making multimil-lipns, the spendthrift Sox really looked out of touch. Falling back to the .500 level seemed appropriate on a day when the Sox (33-33) made baserun-ning and defensive mistakes and lOoked as intimidating as a fungo bat.

The O's (31-37), on the other hand, continued to pound the baseball out of the park. They scored 19 runs the past two days on Chicago pitching. "We've got a ways to go yet," Baltimore manager Ray Miller said. "But we're swinging the bats well. This was an important series for us." B.J.

Surhoff extended his hitting streak to 21 games with a first-inning two-run homer off James Baldwin (3-7). Surhoff 16th of the season was followed by Brady Anderson's 12th in the fourth and Albert Belle's 13th in the seventh. The Sox got an unexpected two-run homer from Brook Fordyce (career-high four hits), but again failed to Baltimore 8, White Sox 4 Turning point Harold Baines' tworun single over a drawrvin infield gave the O's a SI lead in the third. Next up: Minnesota (laTroy Hawkins 3-7) at White Sox (Jim Parque 7-5), 7:05 p.m. Tuesday.

TVRadio: Fox Sports Chicago (cable)WMVPAM (1000). match the Orioles in run-producing power. They fell to 16-19 at home in front of 22,755. "We had some close ballgames," Fordyce said. "We've been battling, but tonight they put pressure on us.

"It's tough, but we have to make the adjustments and make sure it doesn't happen again. As a young team, that's what you have to do." Baldwin had his worst start of the season, allowing seven earned runs in five innings. Ironically, he and Manuel said he had his best stuff in a while. The Orioles were able to take a 5-1 lead in the third after Baldwin walked two batters. With the infield drawn in, Harold Baines laced a two-run single.

"I thought I had good stuff, but I just got beat today," Baldwin said. "Baltimore is hot and they just tore my ass up." Jason Johnson (1-1) picked up his first win since last May and Mike Timlin worked the ninth to record his eighth save. Sox lefty Scott Eyre, recalled from Class AAA Charlotte on Sunday when Dave Lundquist was sent down, got two innings of work in and allowed Belle's homer. "They've got a number of guys who, if one gets hot, are capable of carrying a team. They've got three or four or five guys like that right now," Manuel said.

"It really doesn't matter who you throw out there on the mound." Rose Jones, $52,837 71-685-204 Emilee Klein. $42,772 7O67-68-205 Annika Sorenstam, $28,682 72-65-69-206 Suzanne Strudwick, $28,682 698-69-206 Betsy King. $28,682 68-68-70-206 Wendy Doolan, $28,682 69-66-71-206 Catnona Matthew, $18,618 71-688-207 Dottle Pepper, $16,618 69-70-68-207 Dawn Coe-Jones. $1 8,618 69-708-207 Jane Crafter, $18,618 689-70-207 Sara Sanders. $15,096 708-70-208 Lets Lindley, $1 5,096 67-68-73-208 1 92 1 -Ottawa Senators 1922- Toronto St.

Patricks 1923- Ottawa Senators 1924- Montreal Canadiens 1925- Victoria Cougars 1926Montreal Maroons 1927- Ottawa Senators 1 928- New York Rangers 1929- Boston Bruins 1930- Montreal Canadiens 1931 -Montreal Canadiens 1932- Toronto Maple Leafs 1 933- New York Rangers 1934- Chicago Black Hawks 1935- Montreal Maroons 1936- Detroit Red Wings 1937- Detroit Red Wings 1938- Chicaoo Black Hawks 1939- Boston Bruins 1940- New York Rangers 1941 Boston Bruins 1942- Toronto Maple Leafs 1943- Detroit Red Wings 1944- Montreal Canadiens 1945- Toronto Maple Leafs 1 946- Montreal Canadiens 1947- Toronto Maple Leafs 1946-Toronto Maple Leafs 1949- Toronto Maple Leafs 1 950- Detroit Red Wings 1951- Toronto Maple Leafs 1 952- Detroit Red Wings 1953- Montreal Canadiens 1954- Detroit Red Wings 1 955- Detroit Red Wings 1956- Montreal Canadiens 1957- Montreal Canadiens 1958- Montreal Canadiens 1959- Montreal Canadiens 1960- Montreal Canadiens 1961- Chicago Black Hawks 1962- Tororno Maple Leafs 1963- Toronto Maple Leafs 1964- Toronto Maple Leafs 1965- Montreal Canadiens 1966- Montreal Canadiens 1967- Toronto Maple Leafs 1968- Montreal Canadiens 1 969- Montreal Canadiens 1970- 8oston Bruins 1971 Montreal Canadiens 1972- Boston Bruins 1 973- -Montreal Canadiens NBA Playoffs Finals (Best-ot-7) All games on NBC San Antonio vs. New York Wednesday's Result San Antonio 89, New York 77 Friday's Result San Antonio 80, New York 67, San Antonio leads series 2-Q Today's Game San Antonio at New York, 8 p.m. Wednesday's Game San Antonio at New York, 8 p.m. Friday's Game San Antonio at New York, 8 pm, if necessary Sunday, June 27 New York at San Antonio, 630 p.m.. if necessary Tuesday, June 29 if necessary BASKETBALL Women's National Basketball Association UTAH STARZZ-Released Chantel Tremitiere.

FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BENGALS-Agreed to terms with Matt Dwyer on a two' year contract. Canadian Football League MONTREAL ALOUETTES-Signed CB. Winston October and RB VontrelV Mitchell. HOCKEY National Hockey League ST. LOUIS BLUES-Acquired Roman Turek from Dallas for a conditional third; round pick in the 1999 Entry Draft.

COLLEGE OHIO UNIVERSITY-Signed Tom Boeh, athletic director, to a tour-year contract extension. 1 1 REOLANDS-Named Scott Laverty baseball coach. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Signed LHP David Wells to a contract extension through the 2001 season plus a club option tor 2002. National League CINCINNATI REDS-Assigned OF Blaine Layton to Rockford of the Midwest League. HOUSTON ASTROS-Aquired OF Matt Mieske from Seattle for RHP Kevin Hodges.

Optioned OF Alex Diaz to New Orleans of the PCL Calitonia League SAN JOSE GIANTS-Assigned RHP Ryan Vogelsong to Shreveport of the Texas League. Midwest League CLINTON LUMBER KINGS-Called up INF Thad Markray from extended spring training. ROCKFORD REDS-Released OF Dawan Elliott. Texas-Lousiana League OZARK DUCKS-Released RHP Jelf Abbott. Weekend Deals BASEBALL American League WHITE SOX-Recalled LHP Scott Eyre from Charlotte of the International League.

Optioned RHP David Lundquist to Charlotte. Agreed to terms with RHP Jason Stumm and assigned him to their minor league facility. KANSAS CITY ROYALS Placed RHP Orber Moreno on 15-day disabled list. MINNESOTA TWINS-Activated Terry Steinbach from the 15-day disabled list. Optioned A.J.

Pierzynski to Salt Lake of the PCL TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS-Placed RHP Mickey Callaway and RHP Esteban Yan on the 15-day diabled list. Recalled LHP Alan Newman from Durham of the International League. Activated RHP Albie Lopez from the 1 5-day disabled list. TEXAS RANGERS-Placed RHP Mark Clark on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled RHP Danny Kolb from Oklahoma City of the PCL WNBA EASTERN CONFERENCE 1974-Philadelphia Flyers 1975-Philadelphia Flyers 197S-Montreal Canadiens 1977- Montreal Canadiens 1978- Montreal Canadiens 1979- Montreal Canadiens Cubs gag with Aguilera 980- New York Islanders 981- NewYork Islanders Pet GB NewYork 4 1 .800 Detroit 3 2 .600 1 Orlando 2 3 .400 2 Charlotte 1 2 .333 2 Washington 1 4 .200 3 Cleveland 0 5 .000 4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet GB Houston 4 0 1.000 Minnesota 2 1 .667 1.5 Los Angeles 3 2 .600 1.5 Sacramento 3 2 .600 1.5 Utah 2 2 .500 2 Phoenix 1 2 .333 2.5 1982-New York Islanders 1983-NewYork Islanders 984-Edmonton Oilers Other Seeded Player Court 4 (fourth match) Vince Spadea.

Bo-' ca Raton, vs. Felix Mantilla (16), Spain-Court 5 (first match) Sandnne Testud (13), France, vs. Julie Pullin, Britain Court 13 (third match) Nathalie Tauziat (8), France, vs. Lucie Ahl, Britain Court 18 (second match) Amanda Co-etzer (12), South Africa, vs. Nicole Pratt, Australia Court 18 (third match) Alejandro Hernandez, Mexico, vs.

Karol Kucera Slovakia Court 1 8 (fourth match) Elena Demen-tieva, Russia, vs. Dominique Van Roost (15), Belgium Court 1 Arnaud Di Pasquale, France, vs. Tim Henman (6), Britain Ludmila Cervanova, Slovakia, vs. Steffi Graf (2), Germany Yevgeny Kafelnikov (3), Russia, vs. Magnus Larsson, Sweden Court 2 Xavier Malisse, Belgium, vs.

Mark Philippoussis (7). Australia Barbara Schwartz, Austria, vs. Anna Kournikova (17), Russia Carlos Moya (12), Spain, vs. Jan Kroslak, Slovakia Crtstina Torrens-Valero, Spain, vs. Monica Seles (4), Sarasota, Fla.

Wimbledon Features WIMBLEDON, England Schedule of matches Monday on the showcourts and others involving seeded players at the Wimbledon tennis championships: Play starts on Centre Court and Court 1 at 6 a.m., all other courts begin at 4 a.m. Centre Court Pete Sampras (1), Orlando, vs. Scott Draper, Australia Venus Williams (6), Palm Beach Gardens, vs. Miriam Oremans, Netherlands Greg Rusedski (9), Britain, vs. Jason Stoltenberg, Australia 1985- Edmonton Oilers 1986- Montreal Canadiens 1987- Edmonton Oilers 1988- Edmonton Oilers 1989- Calgary Flames Sunday's Result New York 69, Detroit 62 Today's Game Phoenix at Orlando, 6:30 p.m.

1990- tdmonton oners 1991- Pittsburgh Penguins 1992- Pittsburgh Penguins 1993- Montreal Canadiens 994-NewYork Rangers 1995-New Jersey Devils MLS 1996- colorado Avalanche 1997- Detroit Red Wings 1998- Detroit Red Wings 999-uallas stars x-The series between Montreal and Seattle was cated off because of an influenza epOemc. IT WESTERN CONFERENCE LSOWPts GF GA Colorado 9 3 2 23 24 14 Dallas 8 7 1 22 25 12 Fire 7 6 0 21 22 14 Los Angeles 8 6 3 18 12 9 San Jose 8 6 7 10 17 25 Kansas City 3 10 0 9 15 20 EASTERN CONFERENCE LSOWPts GF GA C. 10 2 26 31 24 Columbus '8 5 4 16 12 12 New England 7 7 3 15 20 19 Tampa Bay 6 7 3 12 15 19 NY-NJ 4 9 2 8 13 26 Miami 411 2 8 18 30 Saturday's Late Results Baltimore 11, White Sox 9 11 INNINfiS (Sandaune), 68th. 3, Russia, Komarova 1 (Barbachina), 78th. Goalies-Norway, Nordby; Russia, Petko.

GROUP Saturday's Result At San Jose, Calif. China 2, Sweden 1 Sunday's Result At Foxboro, Mas. Australia 1, Ghana tie Wednesday' Game At Landover, Md. Australia vs. Sweden, 7:30 p.m.

5 At Portland, Ore. China vs. Ghana, 10:30 p.m. Saturday, June 26 'I At East Rutherford, N.J. China vs.

Australia, 1 :30 p.m. At Chicago Ghana vs. Sweden, 4 p.m Australia 1, Ghana 1 Ghana 01-1 i Australia 0 1-1 First half- no scoring. Second half--1, Australia, Murray 1, 74th minute. 2, Ghana, Gyamfua 1, 76th.

Goalies-Ghana, Sulemana; Australia, Wheeler. A-NA. Italy 1, Germany 1 Germany 0 1-1 Haty 1 0-1 First hall-1, Italy, Panico 1 (Carta), 36th minute. Second half-2, Germany, Wieqmann 1 (penalty kick), 61st. Goalies- Germany, Rottenberg; Italy, Brenzan.

A-NA. GROUP Saturday's Result At San Jose, Calif. Japan 1, Canada 1, tie Sunday's Result At Foxboro, Mass. Norway 2, Russia 1 Wednesday's Game At Landover, Md. Norway vs.

Canada. 5 p.m. At Portland, Ore. Japan vs. Russia.

8 p.m. Saturday, June 26 At East Rutherford, N.J. Canada vs. Russia, 11 a.m. At Chicago Noway vs.

Japan, 6:30 p.m. Norway 2, Russia 1 Russia 0 1-1 Norway 1 1-2 First hal(1, Norway, Sandaune 1 (Pet-tersen), 28th minute. Second half-2, Norway, Pettersen 1 Women's World Cup First Round GROUP A Saturday's Result At East Rutherford, N.J. United States 3. Denmark 0 Sunday's Result At Pasadena, Calif.

Nigeria 2, North Korea 1 Thursday's Game At Chicago Nigeria at United States, 7:30 p.m. At Portland, Ore. North Korea vs. Denmark, 8 p.m. Sunday, June 27 At Landover, Md.

Nigeria vs. Denmark, 3 p.m. At Foxboro, Mass. North Korea at United States, 6 p.m. GROUP Saturday's Result At East Rutherford, N.J.

Brazil 7, Mexico 1 Sunday's Result At Pasadena, Calif. Germany 1, Italy 1 Thursday's Game At Chicago Brazil vs. Italy, 5 p.m. At Portland, Ore. Germany vs.

Mexico, 10:30 p.m. By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Rick Aguilera was on the brink of rescuing the floundering Cubs and giving himself a boost. Armando Rios and Wilson Delgado denied both. Rios hit a sacrifice fly on an 0-2 count for the tying score and Delgado singled on a 1-2 pitch to drive in the winner Sunday as the San Francisco Giants rallied in the ninth inning for a 7-6 victory over the Cubs. -The win completed the Giants' first four-game sweep of the Cubs since June 20-23, 1991.

"When you do the little things right, you're going to be in position to win a game and I think that was the case today," said J.T. Snow, who began the Giants' rally with a leadof walk. "To sweep a team four games is hard to do and Chicago is a good team," added Snow, whose Giants lost to the Cubs in a one-game playoff for the wild-card last year. "I think this is one of the games we can look back later on the year, if we're in the hunt, and say, "Remember-that game against the Cubs on Father's It was a big win for us, one of the biggest of the San Francisco trailed 6-5 entering the bottom of the ninth. Snow worked the count to 3-2 before drawing a walk from Aguilera (3-3).

Stan Javier reached on a fielder's choice when catcher Sandy Martinez fielded his bunt and tried to get the lead runner at second base. Second San Francisco 7, Cubs 6 Turning point J.T. Snow's leadoff walk in the ninth against Cubs reliever Rick Aguilera. Next up: Cubs at Colorado, 8:05 p.m. Tuesday, Coors Field.

TVRadio: WGN (Ch. 9)WGN-AM (720). base umpire Bill Hohn ruled pinch-runner Shawn Estes safe on a close play. Pinch-hitter F.P. Santangelo sacrificed, and Brent Mayne was intentionally walked to load the bases.

Rios, who entered in the sixth, followed with a fly to right that scored Estes with the tying run. It was the Cubs' 10th loss in 11 games. "It's really disappointing. I feel like Fm letting my teammates down," said Aguilera, who has blown three of four save chances since being acquired a month ago in a trade with Minnesota. 'Tm not doing what they brought me over to do." Aguilera said it hurt not getting the call on the close play at second.

"I thought we got him," Aguilera said. "And that could change the whole inning, but the bottom line is (the umpire) felt he was safe so you've got to deal with it. Tve been though tough times before but this is extremely tough." Alan Embree (3-0) pitched 1 23 innings of one-hit relief for the victory. Tyler Houston homered and drove in two runs, Mickey Morandini had a two-run single and Curtis Goodwin and Henry Rodriguez each had RBI doubles. But the Cubs couldn't overcome three errors leading to three unearned runs.

BALTIMORE CHICAGO abrhbi abrhbl ByAdsncf 4200 Drham2b 5131 Bordickss 522 2 Caruso ss 7221 Surhoff 6111 Thmasfb 6012 Belle rf 5221 MOrdzrf 3100 Bainesdh 5122 CLeelf 6121 WCIarklb 5223 Sngllncf 5121 Ripken 3b 5112 Norton 3b 4111 DShlds2b 2010 Jcksonph 1000 Rboulet2b 2010 Howiyp 0000 CJhnsn 500 0 Liefer ph 1012 Fouike 000 0 Knerkodh 4030 LRdrgzdh 0000 CWilsn3b 1100 MUhnc 3110 Frdyce 2010 Totals 44111211 Totals 489179 Baltimore 02400001022-11 Saturday's Resutls New England 3, Tampa Bay 2 Los Angeles 2, DC United 1 FIRE 2, San Jose 0 Colorado 2. Dallas 1 Sunday's Result Kansas City 6, New York-New Jersey 0 Saturday, June 26 Kansas City at DC United. 6:30 p.m. San Jose at Miami, 6:30 p.m. New York-New Jersey at Columbus, 6:30 p.m.

New England at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. FIRE at Colorado, 8 p.m. 10011300120- 9 Chicago E-Durham (6). DP-Baltimore 1, Chicago 2. LOB-Baltimore 5, Chicago 14.

2B-Surhofl (17), Durham 2 116), CLee (9), Singleton (12), Liefer (4). 3B-Caruso (3). HR-Bordick (5), Baines (12), WCIark (6), Ripken (9), Norton (10). SB-Bordick (3). SF-Durham.

if en ca su Baltimore Enckson 5 2311 6 6 4 0 Bones 0 10 0 1 0 Orosco 13 0 0 0 0 0 Timlin 2 2 0 0 0 2 RhodesW.2-2 2 3 3 3 2 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago Snyder 213 6 6 5 0 1 Lowe 223 1 0 0 0 3 Simas 213 0 0 0 1 1 BWard 1 20 3 1 10 1 Howry 12 2 1 2 Pocono 500 LONG POND. PA. Results Sunday of the Pocono 500 NASCAR Winston Cup Series race at the Pocono Raceway with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, dnver, type of car, laps completed, reason out, if any, and money won: 1 (3) Bobby Labonte. Pontiac. 200, $1 51 ,1 1 0.

2. (1 7) Jetl Gordon, Chevrolet, 200, $1 1 1 ,220. 3. (2) Dale Jarreft, Ford. 200, $86,670.

4. (1) Sterling Martin, Chevrolet, 200, $85,245. 5. (10) Mark Martin, Ford, 200, $78,290. 6.

(12) Tony Stewart, Pontiac, 200, $53,255. 7. (25) Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 200, $57,190. 8. (34) Ernie Irvan, Pontiac, 200.

$54,41 5. 9. (23) Jeremy Mayfield, Ford, 200, $53215. 10. (1 f) Bobby Hamion, ChewoBt.

200. $64,005. 1 1 (1 5) Ted Musgrave, Ford. 200, $44,01 5. 12.

(5) Rk Mast. Ford. 200. $40,565. 13.

(18) Steve Park, Chevrolet, 200, $44,515. 14. (40) Jimmy Spencer, Ford, 200, $48,615. 15. (16) Ricky Rudd, Ford, 200, $46,355.

16. (33) Terry Labonte, Cheviotel, 200, $48,015. 17. (31) Kevin Lepage, Ford, 200, $43,615. 18.

(29) Kenny Irwin, Ford, 200, $43,215. 19. (39) Kyle Petty. Pontiac, 199. $35,465.

20. 42) Elliott Sadler. Ford, 199, $46,205. 21 (26) Jetl Green, Chevrolet 1 99, $31 ,41 5. 22.

'(24) Mike Skinner, Chevrolet, 199, $41 ,615. 23. (30) Jerry Nadeau, Ford, 199, $34,890. 24. (36) Rich Bickle.

Pontiac, 198, $34,040. 25. (21) Kenny Wallace, Chevrolet, 198. $33,765. 26.

(35) Brett Bodine, Ford, 198, $41,1 15. 27. (6) Ken Schrader, Chevrolet, 196. $40,365. 13.

(13) Greg Moore. Mercedes Reynard, 98. 14. 9) Christian Fittipaldi, Ford Swift. 98.

15. (17) Tony Kanaan, Honda Reynard. 98. 16. (26) Al Unser Mercedes Lola, 96.

1 7. (20) Robby Gordon, Toyota Swift, 98. 18. (18) Tarso Marques, Mercedes Penske, 97. 19.

(25) Memo Gidley, Honda Reynard. 97. 20. 24) Michel Jourdain Ford Lola, 96. 21 (23) P.J.

Jones, Ford Swift. 95. 22. (21 Richie Hearn, Toyota Reynard. 95.

23. (27) Luiz Garcia Ford Reynard. 95. 24. (19) Scott Pruett, Toyota, Reynard, 43, engine.

25. (16) Mauricio Gugelmin, Mercedes Reynard, 42, turbo. 26. (2) Helio Castro-Neves, Mercedes Lola, 40 6iCtnCdl kl 27'. (22) Gualter Salles, Toyota Eagle, 10j transmission.

28. (28) Shigeaki Hattori, Mercedes Reynard, 8, driver retired. RACE STATISTICS Time of race: 1 hour, 47 minutes, 44.560 seconds. Margin of victory: 4.393 seconds. Winner's average speed: 107.457 mph.

Caution flags: 3 for 1 0 laps. Lead changes: 4 among 3 drivers. Lap leaders: Castro-Neves 1-30, Mon-' toya 31-50, de Ferran 51-54, Montoya 55-59, de Ferran 60-98. PPG Cup point leaders: Montoya 90 Franchitti 85, de Ferran 71 Moore 69, Fernandez 65, Andretti 64. Fittipaldi 61, Tracy 46, Papis 41, Vasser 34.

i Jarrett 47-77, Mark Martin 78-79, Ward Burton 80-92, John Andretti 93, Martin 94-105, Jeff Gordon 106-109, Jarrett 110-121, Gordon 122, Jarrett 123-130, Martin 131-148, Jeremy Mayfield 149-166, Gordon 167-171, Jimmy Spencer 172-185, Labonte 186-200. Point leaders: Dale Jarrett 2344, Bobby Labonte 2255, Jeff Burton 2158, Mark Martin 2153, Jeff Gordon 1995, Tony Stewart 1993, Dale Earnhardt 1869, Ward Burton 1819, Jeremy Mayfield 1784, Terry Labonte 1758. BudweiserG.l. Joe's 200 PORTLAND, Ore. Results Sunday of the BudweiserG.l.

Joe's 200 CART FedEx Championship Series race at Portland International Raceway, with starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown or country, type of car, laps completed and reason out, if any: 1 (3) Gil de Ferran, Honda Reynard, 98. 2. (1 Juan Montoya, Honda Reynard, 98. 3. (12) Dario Franchitti, Honda Reynard, 98.

4. (5) Adrian Fernandez, Ford Reynard, 98. 5. (6) Paul Tracy, Honda Reynard, 98. 6.

(4) Bryan Herta, Ford Reynard. 98. 7. (1 1 Roberto Moreno Mercedes Reynard. 98.

8. (10) Max Papis. Ford Reynard, 98. 9. (8) Patrick Carpentier, Mercedes Reynard, 98.

10. (14) Michael Andretti. Ford Swift, 98. 11. (1 5) Cristiano da Matta, Toyota Reynard.

98. 12. (7) Jimmy Vasser, Honda Reynard. 98. 28.

(20) John Andretti. Pontiac. 196. $45,215. 29.

(7) Ward Burton, Pontiac. 1 93. crash. $39,540. 30.

(38) Johnny Benson, Ford, 1 92. crash. $37,1 1 5. 31 (4) BiH Ellicitt, Ford, 185, engine taiure, $36,740. 32.

(37) Chad Little, Ford. 180, $36,590. 33. (41) Geoffrey Bodine, Chevrolet, 167, rear end, $29,390. 34.

(28) Darrell Waltrip. Ford, 165, crash, $29,215. 35. (43) Robert Pressley. Ford.

164, $29,040. 36. (8) Jeff Burton, Fort). 154. $45,440.

37. (13) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet, 152, crash, $35,675. 38. (22) David Green, Chevrolet, 145, engine failure, $28,550. 39.

(9) Wally Dallenbach, Chevrolet, 139, engine failure, $35,425. 40. (27) Dick Trickle, Chevrolet, 109, engine failure, $28,300. 41. (32) Dave Marcis, Chevrolet, 87, crash, $28,675.

42. (19) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, 17, engine failure, $35,300. 43. (14) Rusty Wallace, Ford. 7, crash, $44,025.

RACE STATISTICS Time of race: 4 hours, 12 minutes, 19 seconds. Margin of victory: .340 seconds. Average speed: 1 18.898 mph. Lead changes: 22 among 13 drivers. Caution laps: 1 1 for 46 laps.

Lap leaders: Bobby Labonte 1-11, Rick Mast 12-18, Dale Jarrett 19-38. Labonte 39, Tony Stewart 40, Sterling Marlin 41-42, Mike Skinner 43-45. Chad Little 46. r-OUIKe L.U-1 1 1 i HBP-by Lowe (Bordick), by Fouike (ByAn-derson), by Snyder (ByAnderson). SPORTS San Diego 5, Pittsburgh 4 KiifbBUHurt aAnuieuu Liberty survives Shock rally Bnjmin ss Sprque 3b Giles cf WNBA abrhbi 4000 Veras2b 4110 RSndrs 3110 Gwynn if 4111 Owens rf 1101 VnWaMb 4021 Nevin 3000 Mgdan3b 100 0 Leyritzc 3000 Hffmanp 1 000 RRivra cl 3000 DJcksnss KYung 1b Kendall JGuilln rf FGrcia If Martin If abrhbi 3210 3110 3110 1110 3022 1000 2022 4001 0000 4000 4010 2010 1000 0000 1000 Nunez 2b ABrwnph Schmdtp 0000 Mrryp JWIIcep By The Associated Press NEW YORK Rookie Tamika Whit-more scored a season-high 16 points and the New York Liberty held off a late rally for a 69-62 victory over the Detroit Shock on Sunday.

Vickie Johnson scored 10 of her 12 points in the second half for New York (4-1), which moved into first place in the Eastern Conference. Nwhn ph Ouuu uontz WMrrisph Sandy Brondello had 16 points for the Shock (3-2), who went on a 10-0 run to get within 64-59 with 1:53 left. Jennifer Azzi made three of four free throws as Detroit was within 66-62 with 34 seconds left But Teresa Weatherspoon then went 3-of 4 from the line to secure the victory. 1 000 Cnnane Gvnota3b Tntak Mi 3 Totflll 325105 Pittsburgh 013 000 000-4 San Diego 202 000 10X-5 E-OJackson 2 (11). DP-Piftsburgh 1.

LOB-Pittsburgh 5. San Diego 7. 2B-Sprague (17), Owens (8), Vander Wal (7), Magadan (t 1 3B-DJackson (1). SF-Kendall. Magadan.

IP ER BB SO Pittsburgh Schmidt L.6-5 613 9 5 5 3 5 JWallace 13 1 0 0 0 0 Clontz 1 13 0 0 0 0 4 San Dieoo Title So many games were delayed this sea 1 Wavering Warrior, Valovich, 119, Beaten chalk seeks "amends, 8-5 5, Scoot The Moon, Sibille, 1 17, Is runner-up a lot, 9-2 1a, Dixie Banjo, Valovich. 117, Closer eyes repeat, 8-5 7, Big Scoop, Doser, 119, Good Muskegon form, 8-1 8, Turned To Gold. Laviolette, 117, Runner-up in W.Va., 8-1 2, Jon Q. Wolf, Robtetto, 1 22. Closer beat easier last, 20-1 3, Fiery Five.

Macias, 1 1 7, Rallied to beat easier, 20-1 4, Dollars And Sense, James, 117, Mid pack down-i. state. 10-1 EIGHTH. 6 Furlongs 3Y-0 up NW2 clmg. $10,000 $11,000 7, Miss Regal, Guidry, 1 1 6, Big chance off last, 5-1 1, Bejeweled, Silva, 113, Fits better with these, 4-1 10, Aim To Please.

Razo, 116, Danger it ready, 6-1 11, Ryan's Lass. Schaefer, 116. Could pop at pnee, 15-1 5, Chene's Shadow, Fires, 113. Beaten chalk vs. better, 6-1 2, Yukon Amazon, Perez, 1 16, Might sneak a share.

10-1 4, Red Tide, Meier, 1 1 8, Gets chance off last, 1 0-1 3, Spanish Rosette, Sterling, 1 1 3, Beat state breds 12, ZBabi, Sibille, 116, Not from out here, 12-1 1 6, Missy Monarch. Macias. 113, Rallied to beat easier, 15-1' 8, Ambivilent Spy, Valovich. 118. Not off last, 12-1 9, Valiant Leap.

Sorrows. 116. Recent runs dull, 20-1 NINTH. 6 Furlongs 3Y-0 Atw. NW1ot $29,000 2, Cat Springs, Baird, 1 1 5.

Chance to wire these, 8-1' 3, Blue Jean Racer, Guidry, 117, Beaten chalk seeks -amends, 5-2 1 Granny's House, Meier, 1 1 5, Is better than last, 1 0-1 5, Dancing Harlan, Valovich, 115, Blinkers no help last, 7-2 4, Faultless Appeal, Razo, 115, Far back at Churchill, 9-2 6, Maracay, Laviolette, 115, Won last for $12.500, 12-T 9. Res Bandit. Schaefer. 120. Stalker beat maidens last 12-1 8, Williamstown Slew.

Sibille. 1 1 5, Needs to better last 12-1 7, Air Forbes Academy Silva, 1 15, Been splitting fields, 10-1 3, Julie's Lady, Valovch, 1 16, Might sneak a share, 7-2 4, Baltic Pearl, Meier. 116, Chance on the drop, 8-1 1 Her Finest Score, Capeles, 1 09, Failed to complete last. 15-1 FOURTH. 1 Mite 70 Yards 3Y-0 IL mdn.

spl. wts $26,000 6, Precious Mettle, Schaefer, 120, Rates off last, 5-2 4, Hassan's Hands, Fires, 120. Chance off return run, 7-2 5, Jazz Drive. Sibille, 120, Is better than last. 3-1 2, Just Like Prime, Sterling, 120.

Faces state breds today, 10-1 3, The Bold Bruiser, Sorrows, 1 20. Might sneak a share. 4-1 1 Major Omansky, Marquez, 1 20, Failed to complete last, 5-1 1a, Meigs, Marquez. 120, Hasn't had a hint, 5-1 FIFTH. 6 Furlongs 3-4-5Y-0 mdn.

clmg. $7,500, $9,000 9, Labadie, Macias, 122, Nearly wired at price. 8-1 6, Classey Event, Marquez, 1 1 3, Knocking at the door, 4-1 12, Valid Lasque, Valovich, 113. Might sneak a share. 9-2 10, Wicked Jim.

Silva, 1 22, Beaten chalk seeks amends, 5-1 2, Back To The Joint, Schaefer, 1 1 3, Realty awoke in last 8-1 11, Seventy Six Wex, Sorrows. 122, Minor hint in last, 10-1 8, Negrosanto, Razo, 113, Mid pack vs. better, 10-1 4, Dancing Flag, Meier, 113, Dropper hasn't hinted, 12-1 1, Gifted By The Gods, Almedina, 115, Professional maiden, 15-1 5, Fire Plug, Zimmerman, 108, Runs middle of pack, 15-1 7, Go Native, Sibille, 122, Been stopping badly, 15-1 3 Then Came Thunder. Meza. 1 13.

Been lading lately. 30-1 $31,000 6, Tiger Shoals, Guidry, 117, Big chance off last, 5-2 1a, Mighty Morris, Sibille, 117, Sure is sharp now, 7-2 3, Kev Dar Den. Sampson, 122, Closer eyes third straight, 9-2 5, Micanopy. Silva, 1 1 7, Might sneak a share, 3-1 2, Enviable, Razo, 117, Chased Mighty Morris last, 6-1 1, Under Par, Sibille, 113, Needs to better last, 7-2 4, Call It A Wrap. Valovich, 117, Been sharing for tag.

6-1 SEVENTH. 1 116 Miles 3Y-0 up str. Atw. $5,000 $17,100 6, Honor The Time. Schaefer, 122, Won 3 ol last 4, 5-2 Murray 6 5 4 4 2 3 CunnaneW.1-0 2 0 0 0 0 2 Hoffman 1 0 0 0 0 2 Sportman's Park At Hawthorne Entries THOROUGHBREDS Handicapped by David Zenner MONDAY'S RACES POSTTIME 1:10 p.m.

Best bet Cat Springs (9) FIRST. 1 Mile 70 Yard 3Y-0 Up IL Atw. NW2, $29,000 2, Harper Valley, Silva, 1 1 7, Beaten chalk seeks amends, 6-1 3, Joe's Way, Sibille, 115, Best gets a slice, 9-2 5, Flickavic, Meier, 1 1 5, Speed nailed late last 2, 5-2 6, Minor Wisdom, Guidry, 120, Stalker eyes repeat, 3-1 4, Runaway Victor. Zimmerman, 1 10, Runs 1, Cane Ridge. Perez, 120.

Rallied to beat maidens, 10-1 SECOND. 6 Furlongs 3-4-5Y-0 II mdn. clmg. $7,500, $9,000 7, Jaguar Gray, Silva, 1 1 3, Improved some with Lasix, 9-2 3, lllmoi Gold, Meier, 113, Showed speed on drop, 9-2 2, Bold Selecto, Schaefer, 113, Will be flying late, 5-1 10, Festin Festin, Capeles, 106, Usually right there, 7-2 12, Bate's Wcodsie, Fires, 113Besn tarl; draws poorty 15-1 4, Fall Classic, Razo, 113, Minor hint in last, 20-1 9, Go White Socks Go, Sampson, 122, RaJkK for a share, 10-1 6, Silent Spy. Rocfetto, 122, Chance off three back, 30-1 1, Jack'strouble, Macias, 122, Bled bow; gets Lasix, 15-1 8, Solar Shadow, Marquez, 122.

Flashed speed in last, 30-1 5, Sir Ivor's Comet, Zimmerman, 1 08. Not off debut run, 30-1 1 1 Lots Of Nice, Sterling, 1 1 3, Recent runs dull, 8-1 THIRD. 1 Mile 70 Yards 3Y-0 up NW4 clmg. $7,500, $12,000 5, Aurora's Flight, Razo, 121, Seeks wire repeat, 9-2 2, Nasranian Devil, Marquez, 1 18, Big chance off last, 5-2 7, Bayli's Beads, Silva, 113, Stalker eyes repeat. 3-1 6, ExceHerate Now, 2iTinieimari, 1 1 1 Eieensrjlittiig fields, 8-1 son for video reviews, and enough goals were wiped out by crease infractions, that the NHL's Board of Governors could vote as early as this week to relax the rule.

HBP-by Murray (Kendall). WP-JWallace. Balk-Murray. Arizona 7, Atlanta 3 ATLANTA ARIZONA NHL commissioner Gary Bettman hinted abrhbi abrhbi strongly he wants the rule relaxed. Still, there is no dispute the Stars 5120 Wmackd 5000 3100 JBell2b 4322 3011 LGnzlzlf 3112 are worthy champions.

The Stars and the 1994 New York Rangers are the GWImsll BBoone2b CJones3b BJordnrf JLopez AJonescf Klesko 1b OGuiUn ss OPerez Speierp ONixon ph RSprgrp Perez ph only teams in the 1990s to win the regular-season Presidents' Trophy and Stanley Cup the same season. 4001 MaWlm3b 5001 4111 Clbrnnlb 3010 4020 TLeelb 0000 4010 Gilkeyrf 4210 4000 Plesacp 0000 2000 Nunez 0000 0000 DMillerc 3021 1 000 Fnasss 4010 0000 Kimp 0000 '1 000 SFiniey cf 0000 Daalp 3121 AFox ss 000 0 35 3 7 3 Total 347107 012 000 000-3 211 210 001-7 They limited the Sabres to a record- Continued from D-l Game over. Controversy beginning. Players can play a puck in the crease, but only if it arrives there before they do. "I don't know if well ever be able to put this behind us for the rest of our lives," Jay McKee of the Sabres said.

"This is what we all dreamed to do and the situation to be in and, now, it's gone." The debate isn't. NHL officials supervisor Bryan Lewis said Hull's goal cpunted because he maintained possession of the puck from the time he played it beyond the crease. "A puck that rebounds off the goalie, the goal post, an opposing player is not deemed to be a change of possession," Lewis said. "Therefore, Hull would be deemed to be in control of the puck, allowed to shoot and score a goal, even though the one foot would be in the crease in advance of the puck." Still, the rules application seemed to violate the spirit cf the NHL's policy on go; crease violations. low nine goals in six games and only four goals over nearly 12 periods in Totafi Atlanta the final four games.

Arizona The Stars had stars aplenty, too, in the first Stanley Cup finals since 1994 E-CJones 2 (9), JLopez (3), Frias (1 LOB-At-lanta 7. Anzona 11. 3B-Gilkey (1), HR-JLopez (9), JBell (211, LGonzalez (13). SB-JBell (3), Sportsman's Park At Hawthorne Results THOROUGHBREDS SUNDAY'S RACES FIRST. $29,000, 3 Y-O, 6 Furlongs Miss Digamist, Meier, $6.60, $4.20.

$2 .80 Teachem Linda. Moran, $7.80, $2.80 Spanish Nita, Sterling, $3.20 Numbers: 3-5-4. Time: 1:11.09 EXACTA(3-5) 40.20 SECOND. $9,000, Mdn. Clmg.

7,500, 3, 4, 5 Y-O, 4 6 Furlongs Oriental Surprise, Razo, $8.80, $4.80. $2.80 Lady's Impact, Silva. $3.40, $2.80 Just Like Swift. Sampson, $2.80 Late Scratches: Roshel Bonds Mistress Numbers: 4-5-3. Time: 1:14 05 DAILY DOUBLE (3-4) 33.60 Luonzaiez is), i Lee (i4.

or-mvwier. that didn end in a four-game sweep. Paparouna, Guidry, $2.80 Numbers: 4-5-6. Time: EXACTA (4-5) 78.20 SIXTH. $29,000, 3 Y-O Up, 1 Mile 70 Yards Spanish Flash, Laviolette, $6.00.

$3.60, $2.60 A Rich June Moon. Macias. $8.20, $4.20 Leaptothedelense. Fires. $3 40 Numbers: 1-5-2.

Time: 1:44.68 PICK 3 (5-4-1) 1,152.20 EXACTA (1-5) 52.60 TRIFECTA (1-5-2) 229.00 SEVENTH. $33,200, 3 Y-O Up, 1 116 Mile Rocky Robyn. Perez, $6.80, $4.00. $3.60 Perry James, Valovich, $4.20, $3.60 Dividend Meier, $4.20 Numbers: 5-7-4. Time: 1:43.07 PICK 3 (4-1-5) 80.80; EXACTA (5-7) 25.20 TRIFECTA (5-7-4) 149.60 EIGHTH.

$100,000, Stakes, 3 Y-O -Up. 1 116 Miles Apalachee Special, Perez, $16.20, $7.00,53.00 Shed Some Light, Guidry, $5.60, $3.20 Crimson Classic, Shino. $2.80 Numbers: 1:42.61 PICK 3 (1-5-4) 203.40 PICK 6 (1-5-4-1-5-4) 417.30 Carryover 3,583.00 EXACTA (4-1) 83.80 NINTH. $18,500, Clmg. 20,000, 3 Y-O 116 Miles TwTnurnbs Up.

Meier. $22.60, $9.00, $5.00 -DarceUke A Shadow. Valovch, $3.60, $3.00 Rematch. Fires, $3.20 Numbers: 8-1 -4. Time: 1 :44.47 i PICK 3 (5-4-8) 682.00 DAILY DOUBLE (4-8) 200.00 EXACTA (8-1) 61.80 TRIFECTA (8-1-4) 3710 SUPERFECTA (8-1-4 690.40 ER BB SO SUPERFECTA (4-5-3) 376.00 THIRD.

$12,000, Clmg. 7,500, 3 Y-O a Up, 6 Furlongs Romeo Beau, Guidry, $3.40. $2.60, $2.20 Gilded Proof, Valovich. $3.60, $3.00 Uptown Brown, Schaefer, $2.80 Numbers: 1:10.47 EXACTA (1-4) 11 80 FOURTH. $26,000.

Mdn. SpLWL, 3 Y-O, F.1 116 Mile Queens Notes, Laviolette, $21.60, $7.20, $3.40 Awesome Autumn, Silva, $4.60, $2.60 Holy Niner, Sibille, $2.60 Numbers: 5-2-4. Time: 1 :47.93 EXACTA (5-2) 76.60 TRIFECTA (5-2-4) 229 80 FIFTH. $29,000, 3 Y-O Up, Furlongs Runaway Do, Marquez, $10.40, $5.20, $3.40 Peekabooblonde, Razo, $JJ0, $4.20 Atlanta OPerez L.4-4 Speier RSpnnger Arizona. DaalW.7-4 Kim Plesac Goaltender Ed Belfour made 53 saves in Game 6 and, by outplaying Hasek, shed forever the tag of not being a big-game goaltender.

Hull played the final two games on a left knee that needs reconstructive surgery and with two shredcd groin muscles. Nunez EXACTA (4-5) 27.40 TRIFECTA (4-5-31 ji HBP-t)l. OPerez (LGonzalez). WP-Kim. Balk-Cirez.

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