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BThe SloyjClty Jouma Sports detail Scott leads Orlando to 4th straight victory NBA roundup 110 64 117 72 104 79 88 89 89 79 86 111 102 89 86 104 95 113 87 100 71 101 72 106 play, but could get no closer until the final seconds of the game. Richmond made five 3-pointers to give him 130 for the season, breaking his own franchise record of 1 27 set last season. Walt Williams scored nine points in the first quarter to help the Kings build a 28-20 lead, but the Wolves ran off 12 of the first 14 points in the second quarter to take a 32-30 lead. WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Detroit 20 7 2 42 Cnicago 19 9 2 40 Si Louis 16 10 2 34 Toronto 14 12 6 34 Dallas 11 13 5 27 Winnipeg 9 16 5 23 Pacific Division Calgary 15 12 5 35 Edmonton 12 15 3 27 Los Angeles 10 14 6 26 Vancouver 9 13 8 26 San Jose 11 16 2 24 Anaheim 8 17 4 20 Sunday's Games New Jersey 5, NY Islanders 5 (ot) Hartford 4 Washington 3 (ot) Chicago 5, Anaheim 2 Florida 2, Pittsburgh 0 Calgary 2, Vancouver 0 Los Angeles 7, San Jose 3 Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 1 Quebec 1 1 Ottawa 4 SL Louis 5. Edmonton 1 Today's Gamea Montreal at Tampa Bay.

6:30 p.m. Edmonton at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. SL Louis at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. MONDAY, MARCH 27 No events scheduled TUESDAY, MARCH 28 Baseball: Augustana Briar Cliff, 2 1:30 Baseball: Momingside Wayne Slate, 2 1:30 Softball: Northwestern Briar Cliff BG Track: North Heelan 4:30 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 Softball: Briar Cliff vs. Momingside, Penn Corp 4:30 THURSDAY, MARCH 30 Softball: Buena Vista Momingside 3:30 Girls Golf.

East vs. West Floyd 4:00 FRIDAY, MARCH 31 Baseball: Sioux City Classic: Mayville State Briar Cliff 12:30 Wayne State Briar Cliff 3:00 3 Northern State Momingside, Lewis Clark 3:30 Softball: Wayne State Momingside 3:30 Girls Track: Heelan South Sioux 4:30 BG Track: East vs. West, Roberts 4:30 Nuggets 102, Blazers 98 PORTLAND, Ore. Reggie Williams scored nine straight points in the final 3:24, including a key tip-in with 30 seconds left, lifting the Denver Nuggets to a 102-98 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. Rod Strickland's 32 points led all scorers as the Blazers lost for the fourth time in five games.

Bryant Stith came off the bench to lead the Nuegets' balanced attack with 19 points. Rodney Rogers added 18 and Williams finished with 17. Youth Tournament AT STORM LAKE, IOWA Western States Wrestling Club Results First place: Richie Thacker. Second place: J.D. Thacker.

State AAU Tournament AT CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA Sergeant Bluff Warriors Results Sixth place: Randy Moreno, 60 pounds. SUNDAY College Tournaments NCAA REGIONAL FINALS East Oklahoma Stale 66, Massachusetts 54 Midwest Arkansas 68, Virginia 61 CBA Trt-Oty 108. Sioux FaJi 107 Shfflvdport 1 1 3. Mexico 1 1 1 End Regular Season SATURDAY College Tournaments WOMEN NCAA Raglonal Finals Waal Stanford 69, Pur us 56 NBA Through Sunday EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. GB x-OrlanOO 52 17 .754 x-NewYork 44 23 .657 7 New Jersey 27 41 .397 24 Miami 27 42 391 25 Boston 26 42 .382 25V4 Washington 16 49 269 33 Philadelphia.

18 50 .265 33Vi Central Division x-lndiana 43 25 .632 X-Charlotte 42 26 .618 1 Cleveland 38 30 .559 6 Chicago 36 33 522 7'i Atlanta 33 35 .485 10 Milwaukee 27 42 .391 16Vt Detroit 25 43 .368 18 WESTERN CONFERENCE Mldwaat Division x-San Antonio 48 18 727 X-Utah 50 19 .725 Houston 41 27 .603 8 Denver 32 36 .471 17' Dallas 29 37 .439 19Va Minnesota 19 50 .275 31 Pacific Division x-Phoenix 49 19 .721 x-Seattle 48 20 .706 1 LA Lakers. 42 25 .627 6 ft Portland 36 31 .537 12'i Sacramento 33 35 .485 16 Golden State 21 47 .309 28 LA Clippers 14 56 .200 36 -clinched playoff berth Sunday'a Games Orlando 132, Golden State 98 Sacramento 104, Minnesota 98 Denver 1 02, Portland 98 Seattle 93, New York 82 LA Lakers 107, Houston 96 Today's Games San Antonio at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. New Jersey at Indiana, 6:30 p.m. LA Clippers at Denver, 6 p.m. Washington at Utah, 6 p.m.

Sonics93, Knicks82 By Associated Press ORLANDO, Fla. Reserve Dennis Scott hit four three-pointers and scored 18 of his 32 points in the second quarter as the Orlando Magic won its fiburth straight game, beating the Golden State Warriors 132-98 Sunday. The Atlantic Division leaders got 38 of their 40 second-quarter points from the bench. Shaquille O'Neal scored 24 points and grabbed 12 rebounds before resting the final 10 minutes. Every Orlando player who played scored at least four points, and even fan Chip Johnson got into the act making a halfcourt shot between the third and fourth quarters to win a 526,000 ski boat.

Latrell Sprewell had 25 points and Carlos Rogers 22 for Golden State, which lost its fourth consecutive game. Orlando's winning streak follows a three-game losing streak, its longest of the season. The Magic led 33-24 after one period and outscored the Warriors 40-17 in the second quarter to open a 32-point halftime lead. O'Neal was the only starter to score during the surge, making the only field goal he attempted in the final minute of the half. Scott made 7 of 9 shots in the second quarter, including all four of the three-pointers he attempted.

Jeff Turner, meanwhile, was 3-for-3 from beyond the arc in the period. Orlando's Nick Anderson sat out the final three quarters because of tendinitis in his left knee. Teammate Anfernee Hardaway, who has played the last three games with a dislocated finger, left midway through the third quarter and did not return. Kings'! 04, Timberwolves 98 MINNEAPOLIS Mitch Richmond scored 18 of his 23 points in the second half Sunday as the Sacramento Kings pulled away from Minnesota for a 104-98 victory. Richmond hit three three-pointers and scored 13 points in a 24-10 run that started the third quarter as the Kings won for just the fifth time in 20 games.

The rally opened up a 70-56 lead, and Sacramento kept the Wolves from mounting a serious challenge in the fourth period. Spud Webb had 21 points and eight assists for Sacramento, which is battling Denver for the eighth and final Western Conference playoff spot. Christian Laettner had 23 points and Sean Rooks added 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Wolves, who have lost nine of 12. Minnesota closed to 103-96 on a three-pointer by Tom Gugliotta with 53 seconds to TACOMA, Wash. Gary Payton scored 26 points and made a career-best five three-pointers as the Seattle SuperSonics beat New York 93-82 and swept the Knicks for the first time since the 1987-88 season.

Payton scored 10 points in the third quarter when the Sonics outscored the Knicks 27-12 and took command of the game. The Sonics won their fourth straight game and ended the Knicks' two-game winning streak. SUNDAY College DAKOTADOME INVITATIONAL South Dakota 4, St. Cloud State 2 Moorhead State 6, South Dakota 2 South Dakota State 13, North Dakota State 1 Northern State 3, Midland Lutheran 1 Southwest (Minn.) State 13, North Dakota Stale 12 South Dakota State 8, Northern State 0 SI. Cloud State 2, Midland Lutheran 1 Southwest State 7, Moorhead State 0 Lakers 1 07, Rockets 96 Debbie Massey, $14,200 71-75-72-73- 291 Alicia Dibos, $10,056 77-74-75-66-292 Sherri Steinhauer, $1 292 Alison Neholas, $10,056 75-74-73-70 292 Pat Bradley, $10,056 74-75-71-72- 292 Jull Inkster, $10,056 75-70-73-73 292 Terry-Jo Myers, $10,056 77-68-73-74 292 Mehelle EstiH, $10.056 72-72-74-74 292 Meg Mallon, $10.056 74-72-71-75 292 Annika Sorenstam, 293 M.

Spencer-Devlin, -293 Kristi Albers, $8,040 76-72-72-73 293 Jane Geddes, $7,014 76-75-74-69 294 Kris Tschefler, $7,014 75-74-73-72-294 Lori West, $7,014 74-75-71-74 294 Kelly Robbl, $7,014 76-67-76-75-294 Barb Thomas, $7,014 79-69-70-78 294 Dale Eggelmg, $5,859 72-78-75-70 295 Cindy Rarek, $5,859 74-73-78-70 295 Liselotte Neumann, 295 Julie Larsen, $5,859 74-76-72-73 295 Karen Noble, $5,859 71-77-71-76- 295 Caroline Keggi. $4,690 78-71-76-71 -296 Val Skinner, $4,690 60-72-72-72-296 Hiromi Kobayashi, $4,690 80-73-70-73 296 Ayako Okamoto, $4,690 75-75-73-73 296 Nancy Ramsbottom, 296 Lauri Marten, $4,690 74-69-73-80 296 Patty Sheehan, $3,763 78-73-76-70- 297 Amy Benz, $3,763 75-76-75-71 -297 Lisa Walters, $3,763 75-74-75-73 297 M.B. Zimmerman, $3,763 74-73-77-73 297 D. Ammaccapane, -298 Cindy Schreyer, $3.002 75-72-79-72-298 Alice Ritzman, $3,002 76-77-71-74 298 Beth Daniel, $3,002 77-74-73-74 298 Patty Jordan, $3,002 73-74-72-79-298 Rosie Jones, $2,309 80-71-76-72 299 Flo Descampe, $2,309 77-72-78-72-299 Jane Crafler, $2,309 75-76-74-74 299 Jill Briles-Hinton, $2,309 74-74-77-74 299 Melissa McNamara, 299 Jean Zedlitz, $1,646 71-80-77-72 300 Michelle McGann, $1,646 77-76-74-73- 300 Ikuyo Shiotani, $1,646 76-77-74-73 300 Trish Johnson, $1 ,646 74-75-78-73 300 Chris Johnson, $1 ,646 72-79-71-78 300 Penny Hammel, $1,646 69-76-77-78 300 Kathy C.uadagnino, 301 Figufrrs-Dottl, $1,304 74-78-75-74 -301 Lisa $1,218 C. J'ton-Forbes, $1,216 73-79-74-76 -302 Pearl Sinn, $1,155 74-73-76-78 -303 Allison Finney, $1 ,025 77-76-76-75 304 Tina Barrett, $1,025 71-80-76-75- 304 K.

Peterson-Parker, 304 Stephanie Farwig, $1,025 77-72-80-75- 304 Carolyn Hill, $1 ,025 76-75-7 -76 304 Jan Stephenson, $898 76-77-60-72 305 Martha Nause, $898 79-74-75-77-305 Donna Andrews, $898 76-72-79-78-305 Missie Berteorti, $859 72-80-76-77 -307 JodyAnschutz, $641 78-75-78-80 311 INGLEWOOD, Calif. The Los Angeles Lakers, playing with their regular starting five healthy for the first time in 7 Vi weeks, used 27 points by Vlade Divac and three clutch jumpers by Sedale Threatt down the stretch to beat the Houston Rockets 107-96 for their fourth straight victory. 1 Two games after Cedric Ceballos returned to the roster from a 22-game stay or. the injured list, the Lakers welcomed back top draft pick Eddie Jones after he missed 18 games with a sprained right shoulder. It was the first time Ceballos, Jones and their combined 36-point averages were in the same game since Feb.

1. Ceballos had 20 points and Jones added 12, as Coach Del Harris used both players in a reserve role. GRAND ISLAND Sunday Results FIRST: Little Kk 3.80, 2 80, 2.60: Looks like Doctor 4.00, 2.80; More Proudnorthern 8.00. Exacts (4-6) 14.00. Ouiniela (4-6) 9.80.

SECOND: Ride The Stats 6.20, 3.40, 2.60; Chigger Chlgger 3.60, 3.00; Blackle Sue 3.80. Exacia (9-7) 11.40. Ouiniela (7-9) 5.80. Daily Double (4-9) 12.00. THIRD: Two Time Baby 8.40, 3.40, 2.20; Gummer 4.20, 2.20; Pistol Crystal 2.10.

Exacta (3-6) 37.60. Quinela (3-6) 16.00. FOURTH: Famous Event 4.40, 3.00, 2.60; One Friend 3 60, 3.00; Center Attraction 3.80. Exacta (3-5) 16.40. Ouinela (3-5) 9.60.

FIFTH: Mathew Pete 4.20, 3.60, 3.00; Dark Prediction 14.60, 6.60; Schem Schym 3.80. Exacia (1-3) 59.40. Quinela (1-3) 34.00. Trifecta (1 -3-4) 21 9.60. Pick 3 (3-3-1 43.40.

SIXTH: Lift Charge 9.20, 3.40, 2.60; Custom Kile 3.00, 2.40; Goin Ahead 2.80. Exacta (4-2) 16.60. Quinela SEVENTH: Bad User 11.60, 6.00, 3.40; Wheat Farmer 6,60, 6.40; Fair Bend 6.00. Exacta (6-4) 80.80. Quinela (4-6) 64.60.

Trifecta (6-4-7) 757.80. EIGHTH: Jimmy Crack Chrome 16.40, 7.40, 3.80; Super Howard 12.40, 4.00; Kathleen's Boy 3.00. Exacta (1-2) 145.60. Ouinela (1-2) 74.40. NINTH: Whispering Lou 5.20, 3.60, 2.60; Oobbera Down 10.80, 5.60; Angela M.P.

4.20. Exacta (3-5) 75.60. Quinela (3-5) 45.00. Trifecta (3-5-4) 276.80. TENTH: Metme Dancing 7.00, 3.80, 2.80; Sheckydar 2.60, 2.60; Lew Cuius McGee 3.20.

Exacta (1-4) 14.40. Ouinela (1-4) 9.20. Pick 3 ELEVENTH: Oueenies Prince 5.60, 3.20, 3.20; Tailored Woman 4.60, 3.20; Peppy Stepa 5.60. Exacta (5-6) 15.60. Ouiniela (5-6) 10.60.

Trifecta (5-6-2) 162.40. Late Daily Double (1-5) 22.40. Attendance: 6.727 (Including simulcast outlets). Mutuel handle: $783,057 (including simulcast outlets). Consecutive bogeys on 4, 5 take Norman out of chase from page B1 He had won only $55,000 this year but that increased tenfold with the $540,000 first-place money here.

The wind calmed down Sunday and a gentle breeze followed the players, but the damage was already done. The 30 mph gusts of the last few days turned the course into a hard, fast layout on which par was an score. Time after time, it would appear a player had hit a good shot only to see the ball rolling endlessly past the hole. "They are as hard as rock and as fast as you-know-what," Doc Gray, caddie for Donie Hammond, said early in the day Sunday. "If the wind comes up, 4-under could win it," Gray said.

The wind didn't come up and it took 5-under to win. Contender after contender fell back on the back nine. Larry Mize, Billy Andrade and Joe Ozaki were the only others to break par, finishing at 1-under 287. Scott Simpson, Biran Claar and Steve Strieker finished at even par. Norman played himself out of any chance to successfully defend his title when he three-putted No.

4 and hit one in the water on No. 5 for consecutive bogeys. He shot 40 on the front nine and 77 for the day, finishing at 6-over 294, 30 strokes higher than he shot in last year's tournament. The biggest shot was the sand shot on No. 17.

"It's the only time anywhere you have a 9-iron or 8-iron in your hand and all you are trying to do is get the ball on land," Janzen said about No. 17. "It seems like I don't ever hit that green," he said. "I must lead the tour in hitting the island but missing the green." He closed the win with a gutsy par on the water-lined 18th hole when he rolled in a 5-footer. Janzen's 5-under total of 283 was 19 strokes higher than Greg Norman's winning score last year.

But it was a monumental achievement on this year's rock-hard TPC course at Sawgrass. Janzen, who has now won five tournaments in four years, including the 1993 U.S. Open when he was also paired with Stewart in the final round, was only 79th on the money list coming into this tournament and was struggling. He had been criticized for changing equipment, changing caddies and just not winning. "When you win the Open you become sort of a dart board," Janzen said.

"When you don't play well you get criticized." Harper 1-2, Davis 1-2), Los Angeles 1-11 (Richardson 1-4, Vaught 0-1, Ellis 0-1, Dehere 0-1, Murray 0-4). Fouled out None. Rebounds-New York 37 (Ewing 8), Los Angeles 45 (Richardson 10). Assists-New York 25 (Harper 6), Los Angeles 19 (Richardson 11). Total fouls -New York 24, Los Angeles 25.

Technical Bonner. A 1 6.021 YMCA Youth Tournament ATNORFOLK, NEB. Seventh Grade Girls South Sioux City 27, Fremont, Neb, 14 (championship) Note: SSC seventh-grade girls won championships In eight tournamenu, and finished with a 32-3 record. Team members Include Nicole Oliver, Renee Glover, Kara Stleneke, Michelle Johnson, Laura Kennedy, Lad Grove, Nicole Gesell, Jennifer McCormack and Jessie Vermltyea. TPC FINAL-ROUND SCORES PONTE VEDRA, Fla.

(AP) Final scores and prize money Sunday in the PGA Tour's $3 million The Players Championship, played on the 6, 696-yard, par-72 TPC at Sawgrass course: Lee Janzen, S540.000 69-74-69-71 -283 Bernhard Langer, 284 Gene Sauers, $156,000 67-72-78-68-285 Payne Stewart, $1 56,000 69-73-71-72- 285 Corey Pavin, $156,000 66-73-72-74 285 Brad Bryant, $1 04,250 72-71 -72-71 286 Davis Love III, $104,250 73-67-74-72-286 Larry Mize, $87,000 69-77-72-69 287 Billy Andrade, $87,000 74-69-73-71 -287 Joe Ozaki, $87,000 74-70-72-71 -287 Scott Simpson, $69,000 71-72-73-72-288 Brian Claar, $69,000 74-70-71-73 288 Steve Strieker, $69,000 69-71-74-74 288 Craig Stadler, 73-73-75-68 269 C. Montgomerie, $52,500 79-70-71-69289 Phil Mickelson, $52,500 78-66-75-70 289 Tom Lehman, $52,500 71-72-72-74-289 Curt Byrum, $39,120 73-71-76-70-290 M. CslcavecchlS, 290 Lennle Clements, 290 Billy Mayfair, $39,120 71-77-70-72 290 Jeff Maggert, $39,120 71-72-72-75-290 M. Olazabal, $25,950 78-70-74-69 291 Jim Gallagher, $25,950 74-72-73-72 291 Curtis Strange, $25,950 76-71-72-72-291 Mark McNulty, $25,950 76-72-71-72-291 Ian Woosnam, $25,95 74-69-73-75-291 Mark McCumber, 291 Jumbo Ozakl, $19,500 72-72-75-73 -292 Michael Bradley, $19,500 75-70-74-73-292 Tom Watson, $19,500 72-71-75-74 292 Fred Couples, $19,500 73-72-73-74- 292 Peter Jacobsen, $19,500 74-69-71-78 292 Bob Estes, $16,200 76-73-75-69 293 Justin Leonard, $16,200 73-74-72-74- 293 Loren Roberts, $16,200 73-72-72-76 293 David Frost, $13,200 72-74-75-73 294 Nick Price, $13,200 73-71-75-75- 294 Andrew Magee, $13,200 70-75-72-77- 294 Greg Norman, $13,200 70-74-73-77- 294 Seve Ballesteros, 294 Mike Heinen, $13,200 74-75-67-78-294 Bob Gilder, $9,620 73-76-75-71 -295 Bruce Lietzke, $9,620 78-70-75-72 295 Tom Kite, $9,620 71-74-76-74 295 Wayne Levi, $9,620 73-74-74-74- 295 Vijay Singh, $9,620 74-72-73-76 295 A. Weibring, $9,620 71-70-73-81-295 Jeff Sluman, $7,330 74-74-78-70- 296 Paul Goydos, $7,330 75-74-75-72- 296 Brad Faxon, $7,330 73-74-76-73-296 Robert Gamez, $7,330 74-69-78-76-296 Dicky Pride, $7,330 74-73-74-75-296 Jesper Parnevik, $7,330 74-74-72-76-296 Rocco Mediate, $6,750 71-74-80-72-297 Fuzzy Zoeller, $6,750 72-73-77-75 297 Bob Lohr, $6,750 74-75-73-75 297 Kenny Perry, $6,750 76-73-73-75- 297 John Mahatfey, $6,750 76-73-72-76 297 Hale Irwin, $6,750 297 Bobby Wadkins, $6,390 75-74-77-72 298 Clark Dennis, $6,390 78-71-77-72- 298 Chip Beck, $6,390 72-75-76-75-298 Ken Green, $6,390 77-71-74-76-298 Nolan Henke, $6,390 74-75-72-77-298 Fred Funk, $6,390 Kirk Tripled, $6,180 71-75-78-75- 299 Bob Tway, $6.032 78-71-74-77-300 Gil Morgan, $6,032 74-74-75-77 300 Ernie Els.

$6,032 72-72-78-78 300 Dan Pohl, $6.032 72-74-76-78 -300 Donnie Hammond, $5,880.... 73-76-81 -72302 Robert Allenby, $5,820 77-72-78-79 -306 Louisiana Open FINAL-ROUND SCORES BROUSDARD, La. (AP) Final scores and earnings Sunday in the $200,000 Nike Louisiana Open, played on the par-72 Le Triomphe Golf 4 Country Club course: Stan Utley, $36.000 70-70-66-62 268 Keith Fergus, $22,700 64-68-66-72 270 J.L. Lewis, $16,500 69-64-70-68 271 Jerry Kelly, $12,500 64-71-71-68 -274 Joey Rassett, $9,167 66-70-74-65 275 Skip Kendall, $9,167 69-71-88-67-275 Jerry Foltz, $9,167 68-71-87-69-275 Jeff Hart, $6,500 71-69-67-69-276 Bill Buttner, $6,500 70-68-68-70-276 David Peoples, $4,500 72-66-67-72 277 Shane Bertsch, $4,500 68-68-69-72 277 Tom Byrum, $3,400 70-66-71-71-278 Joe Cioe, $3,400 71-67-68-72 278 Kawlka Coiner, $2,920 68-69-71-71-279 Lee Rinker, $2,920 66-70-70-71 279 Ray Stewart, $2,920 67-71-69-72-279 Bruce Vaughan, $2,560 68-69-72-71 -280 Charlie Rymer, $2,560 70-67-69-74 280 Danny Briggs, $2,250 70-70-71-70 281 Thomas Scherrer, $2,250 68-71-71-71 -281 Morris Hatalsky, $2,250 67-68-74-72-281 Tom Hearn, $2,250 66-70-71-72- 281 Omar UrestI, $1 ,750 66-69-74-71-282 Stuart Appleby, $1,750 69-71-71-71-282 Roger Rowland, $1,750 70-68-71-73 282 Jeff Cook, $1,750 70-70-69-73-282 Robert Wrenn, $1,750 70-69-70-73-282 Bill Porter, $1,750 63-69-74-76- 282 Chris Patton, $1,290 69-71-75-68-283 Chad Magee, $1,290 71-67-73-72-283 Bill Murchison, $1,290 67-69-74-73-2B3 Matt Peterson, $1,290 72-66-72-73-283 John Connelly, $1,080 67-72-73-72 284 Mitch Adcock, $1,080 71-68-73-72-284 Mike Malizia, $1,080 69-71-70-74 284 Steve Brady, $1,080 69-67-73-75- 284 Greg Whisman, $1 ,080 70-66-72-76 284 Sonny Skinner, $900 70-70-74-71 285 Bob Wdcotl, $900 68-71-75-71 285 Bob Friend, $900 69-69-74-73 285 Sam Randolph, $900 89-67-72-77-285 Joey Gullion, $760 72-68-73-73 286 Eric Johnson, $760 74-65-73-74 286 Brad Fabel, $760 67-69-72-78-286 John Flannery, $680 69-71-72-75-287 Brian Fogt, $580 69-70-76-73 288 Jimmy Green, $58068-71-74-75- 288 W. Eaks, $580 87-70-75-76 288 Dean Larsson, $580 71-69-73-75- 288 Steve Jurgensen, $580 69-69-73-77 288 Craig Kanada, $580 68-72-71-77 288 Tim Loustalol, $580 72-67-71-78-288 Jimmy Adams, $480 71-69-75-75-290 Tom Garner, $480 69-71-73-77-290 Jason Widener, $480 70-70-73-77-20 Dinah Shore FINAL-ROUND SCORES RANCHOMIRAGE, Calif.

(AP) Final scores and money won Sunday from the $850,000 LPGA Nabisco Dinah Shore, on the par-72 Mission Hills Country Club course: Nanci Bowen, $127,500 69-75-71-70- 285 Susie Redmsn, 19,129 75-70-70-71 -286 Brandie Burton, $42,237 76-71-71-69 287 Sherrl Turner, $42,237 72-74-71-70-287 Laura Davies, $42,237 75-69-70-73-287 Nancy Lopez, $42,237 74-71-68-74-287 Colleen Walker, $23,738 74-73-69-72 288 Tammie Green. $23,738 71-70-70-77- 288 Dawn Coe-Jones, 289 Caroline Pierce, $17.964 77-71-73-69 290 Betsy King, $14,200 77-75-71-68 291 Donie Mochrie. $14,200 78-73-70-70- 291 Barb Mucha, $14,200 74-74-72-71 291 ndrs Palmer, $14,200 72-73-74-72 291 SUNDAY College Northern Illinois 4-3, Iowa State 2-4 Exhibition Linescores At Klsslmmes, Fla. Cincinnati 110 000 000 000 00-2 8 2 Houston 200 000 000 000 00 2 8 2 Reed, Nleto (6), Oulllln (7), Doyle (8), Smith (9), Fultz (10), Ruyak (12), Conner (14), and Knapp; Ketchen, Dixon (6), J.Evans (8), Small (9), Patrick (11), Duey (13), Hingis (14), and Pro! st. Skeels (11).

At Vuro Beach, Fla. Montreal 1T 000 0O0-3 4 1 Los Angeles OOti C40 00 (4 6 1 Torres, Farmer (5), Letoumeju (6), Juarbe (7) Pulg (8) and Koimas, Alvarez (5): McCar-tty, Pyc (5), Camacho (7), M.Allcea (9), Oropesa (9), Montalvo (9) and Wlttlg, Dan-drtdge (9) Pyc. Farmer. Sv Montafvo. HR Los Angeles, Busch.

At Clearwater, Fla. St.Louls 103 100 001-6 13 1 Phtedelphla 000 140 20x-7 11 0 Davis, Latter (5), Matulevlch (7), Grasser (6) and Wallace, Borzello (5); Hagen, Unskey (4), Osteen (9) and Clpollonl. W-Unskey. L-Matulevlch. Sv-Osteen.

HR-Phlladelphla, Aibrecht. At West Palm Beech, Fla. New York (A) 000 000 010-1 6 0 Atlanta 000 000 03X-3 8 0 Wallace, Clndrtch (7), Burley (8), Coleman (8) and Kroeger, Blair, Harrison (5), Martin (8), Valencia (9), and Vlllanueva, Garcia (8). Martin. Burley.

Sv Valencia. At Fort Myers, Fla. Boston 110 140 102-10 10 0 Minnesota 000 000 013- 4 14 0 Hill, Culberson (8), Hansen (9) and Martin, Huebner (8); Warren, EUehl (4), Lynch (5), Pavelka (7), Taylor (8), Fandet (9) and Vogel. W-HIII. L-Warren.

HR Boston, Fulton. At Sarasota, Fla. Detroit 000 000 010-1 9 1 Chicago (A) 010 120 OOx-4 12 1 Capparelll, Kracl (4), Everson (6), Klely (7), Christopher (8) and Murvllle; Boyd, Rlzzo (6), Kozlol (8), Worrell (9) and Ortiz, Hall (7). W-Boyd. Capparelll.

Sv Worrell. At Winter Haven, Fla. Kansas City 100 010 753-17 20 1 Cleveland 001 000 001 2 7 1 Brown, Eave, (5), Kutzler (7), Simon (9) and Lyden; Delgado, Williams (5), Wiseman (7), Chrisman (6), York (9) and Scllz. W- Brown. L-Delgado.

HRs Kansas City, Grotewoid. Cleveland, Campbell, TranSouth 400 DARLINGTON, C. (AP) The order of finish Sunday In the TranSouth 400 NASCAR Winston Cup stock car race at the 1 366-mile Darlington Raceway with driver, hometown, make of car, laps completed, reason out, If any, prize money and winner's average speed In mph: 1. (5) Sterling Martin, Columbia, Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 293, $66,185, 111.392 mph. 2.

(23) Dale Earnhardt, Mooresvllle, N.C., Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 293, $54,355. 3. (18) Ted Musgrave, Troutman, N.C., Ford Thunderbird, 293. $43,565. 4.

(31) Todd Bodine, Charlotte, N.C., Ford Thunderbird, 293, $36,570. 5. (13) Derrlke Cope, Huntersvllle, N.C., Ford Thunderbird, 293, $22,950. 6. (24) Steve Grissom, Liberty, N.C., Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 293, 7.

(28) Michael Wad rip, Lake Norman, N.C., PontlacGrand Prix, 293, $22,720. 8. (16) Morgan Shepherd, Conover, N.C.. Ford Thunderbird, 293, $21 ,990. 9.

(25) Bobby Hamilton, Nashville, PontlacGrand Prix, 293, $16,385. 10. (15) John Andrew, Indianapolis, Foid Thunderbird. 292. $1 3.980.

Race Statistics Time of race; 3 hours, 35 minutes, 35 seconds. Margin of victory: 1 .05 seconds, Cautlonflags: 15for87lap8. Lead changes: 16 among 11 drivers. Lap leaders: Gordon 1-22; Mayfleld 23-40; G.Bodlne 41-46; Gordon 49-76; Spencer 77-78; M.Waltrip 79; Gordon 80-141; W.Burton 142-143; Gordon 144-159; Marlln 160-162; Gordon 163-189; Marlln 190-218; Grissom 219-222; Shepherd 223; Musgrave 224-244; Earnhardt 245-281; Marlln 282-293. Series points leaden); Earnhardt B60; Marlln 793; Martin 648; Cope 646; T.Labonte 643; Musgrave 624; Shepherd 615; Gordon 609; Jarrett 602; Andrettl 582; Labonte 578; Rudd 571; M.Waltrip 570; Schrader 566; Grissom 560, NBA Boxes SUNDAY At Orlando, Fla.

GOLDEN STATE (98) Marshall 3-10 0-2 7, Galling 2-7 2-3 6. Alexander 6-14 0-3 12, Sorewell 8-15 8-11 25, Mullin 3-11 3-4 9, Rozier 0-1 0-2 0, Lorthrldge I- 3 0 0 2, Rogers 10-11 2-4 22, Wood 1-2 2-2 4, Legler 1-3 0-0 2, Jennings 1-3 t-2 3, Morton 0- 2 6-8 6. Totals 36-82 24-41 98. ORLANDO (132) Royal 2-4 0-1 4, Grant 3-5 0-0 6, O'Neal II- 18 2-5 24, Hardaway 4-6 0-1 9, Anderson 2 6 0-1 4, Avent 4-8 0-0 8, Shaw 3-7 2-2 8, Scott 13-20 0-0 32, Bowie 5-6 0 0 11, Turner 5- 7 0-0 14, Thompson 5-8 0-0 12. Totals 57-87 4- 10132.

Golden State 24 17 25 32- 98 Orlando 33 40 24 35-132 3-Point goals-Golden State 2-13 (Marshall 1- 3, Sprewell 1-4, Mullin 0-1, Wood 0-1, Legler 0-1, Jennings 0-1, Alexander 0-2), Orlando 14-23 (Scott 6-7, Turner 4-5, Thompson 2-5, Bowie 1-1, Hardaway 1-2, Shaw 0-1, Anderson 0- 2)Fouledout None.Rebounds GoldenSlate 58 (Rogers 8), Orlando 51 (O'Neal 12). Assists Golden State 19 (Mullin 5), Orlando 38 (Hardaway 8). Total fouls Golden State 13, Orlando 26. Technical Hardaway. A 1 6,01 0.

At Minneapolis SACRAMENTO (104) Grant 3 7 6 8 12, Williams 5-8 2 2 14, Polynioe 6-9 2-3 14, Richmond 7-15 4-4 23, Webb 6-11 8-11 21, Cauawsll 1-3 5-8 7, M.Smith 1-1 2-2 4, R.Brown 0-2 0-0 0, Simmons 3-7 3-3 9. Totals 32-63 33-41 104. MINNESOTA (98) Gugliotta 2-12 4-4 9, Laettner 7-18 9-10 23, Rooks 4-10 3-6 11, Garland 0-2 2-2 2, West 1- 2 0-0 2, Rider 4-11 2-2 11, Martin 6-12 3-5 15, Foster 0-1 0 0 0, Durham 3-4 4-5 10, King 6- 73-415. Totals 33-79 30-38 98. Sacramento 28 18 28 30-104 Minnesota 20 26 20 32 98 3-Point goals Sacramento 7-11 (Richmond 5- 7, Williams 2-3, Webb 0-1), Minnesota 2-13 (Gugliotta 1-5, Rider 1-5, Laettner 0-1, Martin 0-1, Durham O-U.

Fouled out None. Rebounds Sacramento 47 (Polynioe), Minnesota 46 (Rooks 10). Assists Sacramento 21 (Webb 6), Minnesota 22 (Rider, Martin 5). Total fouls Sacramento 27, Minnesota 28. Technicals West 2, Minnesota illegal defense 2.

Ejection-West. At Portland, Ore. DENVER (102) R.Williams 5-11 6-6 17, Rogers 5-8 6-7 18, Mutombo 6-6 3-4 15, Abdul-Raul 3-12 4-5 10, Rose 4-9 2-2 11, Stith 7-10 4-4 19, Brian Williams 1-4 2-2 4, D.Ellis 2-6 1-2 6, Hammonds 1-1 00 2. Totals 34-67 28-32 102. PORTLAND (98) C.Robinson 5-17 1-2 13, Buck Williams 3-5 0-0 6, Dudley 1-3 0-0 2, Strickland 11-16 8-8 32, McKie 6-9 0-2 13, Thorpe 4-8 2-3 10, Porter 3-6 0-0 7, Kersey 6-14 3-4 15, H.Grant 0-0 0-00.

Totals 39-78 1 4-1 9 98. Denver 25 18 33 26-102 Portland 24 33 20 21 98 3-Point goals-Denver 6-19 (Rogers 2-3, Rose 1-2, Stith 1-2, D.Ellis 1-4, R.Williams 1-5, Abdul-Rauf 0-3), Portland 6-19 (Strickland 2-4, C.Robinson 2-7, McKie 1-2, Porter 1-4, Kersey 0-2). Fouled out None. Rebounds Denver 35 (R.Williams 6), Portland 46 (Strickland, McKie, Thorpe 6). Assists-Denver 21 (Abdul-Rauf 8), Portland 22 (Strickland 1 25, Portland 26.

Technicals-Portland Illegal defense 3. A 12.868. At Tacoma, Wash. NEW YORK (82) Bonner 0-2 0-0 0, Oakley 2-4 0-0 4, Ewlng 10-16 7-8 27, Harper 1-6 2-6 4, Starts 2-16 4-4 10, Smith 3-3 4-4 10, Mason 3-5 4-5 10, Davis 2- 11 2-2 7, Anthony 3-6 2-2 10. Totals 26-69 25-31 82.

SEATTLE (93) Perkins 7-13 0-1 16, Schrempf 2-13 12-15 16, Johnson 1-2 0-0 2, Gill 6 9 1-2 15. Payton 8-15 5-6 26, Kemp 5-11 4-6 14, Scherfler 1-3 0-0 2, McMillan 0-1 0-0 0. Marclulionis 1-2 0-0 2, King 0-0 0-0 0, Houston 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 31-71 22-30 93. NewYork 24 24 12 22 82 Seattle 24 24 27 18-93 3-Point goals New York 6-28 (Anthony 2-4, Starks 2-14, Davis 1-6, Haroer 0-4), Seattle 9-21 (Payton 5-9, Gill 2-3, Perkins 2-6, Houston 0- 1, Schrempf 0-2).

Fouled out None. Rebounds-New York 47 (Mason 10), Seattle 50 (Kemp 9). Assists -New York 19 (Starks 5), Seattle 15 (Perkins, Payton 4). Total fouls New York 26, Seattle 26. Technicals-Oakley, Harper, Starks, New York Illegal defense, Payton.

At Inglewood, Catif, HOUSTON (96) Herrera 3-8 1-2 7, Horry 3-7 0-1 7. Olajuwon 7- 15 8-7 20, Drexler 7-14 3-4 21, K.Smith 2-8 1- 1 6, Maxwell 1-4 1-4 4, Chilcutt 2-5 0-0 4, Casseil 4 9 4-5 13. Brown 2-2 0-0 4, Elie 4-7 1-1 10. Totals 35-79 17-25 96. LA LAKERS (107) Campbell 5 0-0 10.

Daniels 0-5 0-0 0, Divac 9-12 8 8 27, Peeler 3-8 1-1 8, Van Exel 4-13 6-7 16, Ceballos 9-18 1-1 20, Bowie 0-0 0 0 0, Jones 4-14 3-3 12, Threat! 6-9 0-0 12, Miller 1-1 0-0 2. Rambia 0-0 0 0 0. Totals 41-89 19-20107. Houston 16 27 22 31- 98 Los Angeles 23 30 23 31-107 3-Point goals-Houston 9-24 (D'exler 4-7, Casseil 1-2, Elie 1-2. Horry 1-3.

Maxwell 1-4, Smith 1-6), Los Angeles 6-23 (Van Exel 2-9, Divac 1-1, Ceballos 1-2. Jones 1-3. Peeler 1-4, Threat! 0-1, Danwls 0-3). Fouled out None. Rebounds -Houston 52 (Olajuwon 12), Los Angeles 49 (Campbell 12).

Assists Houston 22 (Drexler, K.Smith 4), Los Angeles 30 (VanExel 9). Total fouls' Houston 23, Los Angeles 24. SATURDAY At Los Angslts NEW YORK (94) Bonner 2-4 0 0 4, Oakley 2 4 5-6 9. Ewing 10-19 7-7 27, Starks 7-16 0-0 20, Harper 4 9 0 0 Davis 3-4 0-0 7, Smith 4-7 6-7 14, Anthony 0-4 0-0 0, H.Williams 2-2 0-0 4, M.Williams 0-1 0-00. Totals 34-70 1 8-20 94.

LA CLIPPERS (86) Murray 11-23 4-5 26, Vaughl 7-13 4-8 18, Massenberg 3-8 2 4 8, Richardson 4-11 2 2 11, Ellis 8-10 1-1 17, Smith 1-2 0-0 1. Riley 1 -4 0-0 2, Dehere 0-1 0 0 0, Outlaw 0-0 0-2 0, Gram o-o 2, Piatkowakl 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 36-7413-18 86. NewYork 25 22 22 25 94 Los Angeles 28 81 19 16-86 3-Poinl goals-New York 8-15 (Starks 6-11, Cardinal not awed by UConn from page B1 i imm i Virginia the first team to get within single digits of the Huskies. Second-seeded Stanford had a 69-58 victory over fourth-seeded Purdue, the last surviving member of last year's Final Four.

The Cardinal, who won national titles in 1991 and '92, aren't awed by Connecticut. "We have time to get ready for them," Coach Tara VanDerveer said. "Virginia showed they are vulernable." Victories by Tennessee and Connecticut on Saturday would set up a rematch of their Jan. 16 game at Storrs, which cost Tennessee its No. 1 ranking.

Connecticut won 77-66 and was No. 1 the rest of the season. Early in the season, Tennessee routed Stanford 105-69 at home. Stanford then won 15 straight before suffering its only other loss, 78-73 at Oregon State. Getting to the Final Four this season was especially significant for Tennessee seniors Nikki McCray and Dana Johnson.

Had the Lady Vols not made it, they would have become the school's only senior class never to have played in the Final Four. "It felt great to get that monkey off our back, so I won't have to hear that you're the' only class that hasn't been to a Final Four," Johnson said. "You can throw that away now and I don't want to hear it again. Because I'm going to be in Minneapolis come Wednesday." eighth time in 14 years and winner of three national titles. And Stanford, a two-time national champion making its fourth Final Four trip.

Georgia made it for the third time. UConn played in the 1991 Final Four. Connecticut's flawless season gives the Huskies, led by AIl-American forward Rebecca Lobo, a chance to become only the second unbeaten national champion. Texas was 34-0 in 1986. If there's a surprise team, it's Georgia, pounded by Vanderbilt in the semifinals of the SEC tournament and a No.

3 NCAA seed. Although Coach Andy Landers starts four sophomores and a junior, the Lady Bulldogs had enough sawy and skill to come from 11 points down and topple No. 1 seed Colorado 82-79 Saturday night to win the Midwest Regional at Des Moines. Saturday, they'll try to avenge an 83-61 loss at Tennessee in the final game of the regular season. Tennessee and UConn are No.

1 seeds and both played their four regional games at home. Tennessee beat second-seeded Texas Tech 80-59 Saturday night and Connecticut advanced with a 67-63 victory over third-seeded USHL Playoffs FIRST ROUND Best-ot-Seven Series Series A Des Moines 9, North Iowa 2 Des Moines 4. North Iowa 2 Des Moines 7, North Iowa 4 Des Moines 6, North Iowa 5 Series Rochester 3, Omaha 1 Rochester 5, Omaha 4 Rochester 4 Omaha 3 (3 ot) Omaha 5, Rochester 1 Omaha 9, Rochester 0 Omaha 5, Rochester 2 Omaha 5. Rochester4 (ot) Series St. Paul 4, Dubuque 1 St.

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Paul 1 Series Thunder Bay 6. Sioux City 1 Sioux City 6, Thunder Bay 2 Thunder Bay 5. Sioux City 4 Sioux City 7, Thunder Bay 6 (ot) Sioux City 4, Thunder Bay 3 (6 ot) Sioux City 5, Thunder Bay 4 (ot) NHL Through Sunday EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division TPtl SGT. BLUFF SUNDAY AFTERNOON High games: Mike Roark 247, Scott Lefler 224, Bill Dailey 206-201, Don Windle 213; Mary Lewis 185-152, Vonn Langle 152, Dorthy Dill 158, Kathy Keaims 147. High series: Mike Roark 612, Don Windle 598, Bill Dailey 542, Dan Carpenter 536; Mary Lewis 485, Deb Raub 401, Dorthy Dill 390, DeAnna Mecure 388, Vonnie Langle 366.

Team: high game Bald Beautiful 673; high series Pin Masters 1916. EVERGREEN BANTAM PREPS High games: Matt Pennel 124-95, Mark Gallagher 99-96, Bret Croston 94; Calie Olson 114-86, Monica Christianson 112, Crista Robinson 1 03, Vanessa Thompson 86. High series: Matt Pennel 219, Mark Gallagher 195, Bret Croston 153, Kurtis SoaukJmg 82, Andrew Olson 96; Calie Olson 200, Crista Robinson 200, Monica Christianson 209, Jennifer Robinson 155, Vanessa Thompson 150. Team: high game 8, series Strikers 411-815. EVERGREEN JR.

SR. High games: Rick Patterson 245, Charles Hagestrom 218-210, Nick Collins 212, Aaron Bonnes 208; Heather Thompson 182. High series: Charles Hagestrom 620, Rick Patterson 694, Corey McFarland 568, Nick Collins 567, Luke McGmty 558. Team: high game series No Fear 636-1723. EVERGREEN SAT.

NITE SPECIAL High games: Tim Bertrand 235, Micheal Rose 225, Everett Norrls 211-201, Mel Smith 209; Patsy Maaske 201, Kim Ernst 196-194, Beth Kelly 187, Pst Auguste 188. High series: Micheal Rose 623, Everett Norrls 594, Tim Bertrand 556, Mel Smith 533, Rioh Wmgert 524; Kim Ernst 523, Patsy Maaske 516, Tina Maaske 506, Lori Voigt 465, Pat D'Auguste 470. Team: high game Gutter Strutters 736; high series Standard Ready Mix 2016. SUNSET MIXED High games: Brian Harris 246-230, Alex Zimmerman 223, Csri Stdze 222, Harry Brawn 215. Ed Ummach 215; Mary Brawn 223, Deb Winter 211, Carrie Dicks 207, Laurie Showers 202, Sandy DeVries 200.

High series: Brian Harris 668, Harry Brawn 618, Carl Stolze 814, Paul Lundberg 583, Rooer Kluender 574; Mary Brawn 618, Deb Subject To Change Times P.M. Unless Noted Note: Some network sports programs are carried live on Sioux City cable channel 39, local access. Monday 4 7 6 Winter S69, Laurie Showers 541, Carrie Dicks 637, Sandy 0eVries512. Team: high game A series Van Tuyt Bros. 812-2386.

HARMONY8AT. NITE EARLY High games: Leon Jacobson 266, Jim Var-vais 256, Gene Ott 238, Steve Van Buskirk 237, Dogu Frahm 226; Stormy Ott 208, Sue Van Buskirk 199, Mary Symens 189, Melanie Jacobson 181, Mary Lou Sflaty 179, K.C. Oottsche 179. High series: Steve Van Buskirk 648, Jim Varvais 620, Leon Jacobson 698, Duane Oottsche 695, Dsn Kuhlmann 564: Stormy Ott 545, Mslanie Jscobson 541, Mary Lou Sigaty 514, K.C. Oottsche 512, Sue Van Buskirk 507.

Team: hgh game Pabst Blue Ribbon 77t; high series Nebraska State Insurance 2149. Philadelphia 17 10 Washington 12 12 New Jersey ..12 13 NY Rangers 13 15 Flortda 13 16 205, Denny Garrigan 235, Phil Stevens 203: Jeannerte Lubsen 235-205, Judy Ftelnders 202, Kim Hansen 196, Sharon Hendricks 194. High series: Denny Blankenburg 687, Denny Garrigan 623, Phi Stevens 574, Bruce Casper 560, Jim Lubsen 551; Judy Relndem 562, Jeannerte Lubsen 560, Sharon Hendricks 505, Trudy Garrigan 502, Garnet Blankenburg 490. Team: hgh game series Stroke Distance 798-2208. MIXED NUTS High gamea: Dennl Sanderson 208, Dan Leonard 208.

Terry Watchorn 205-197, Bill Oehlerklng 198: Diana Somon 199, Donna Sanderson 190-181-177, Linda Long 181. High series: Terry Watchorn 582, BID Oehlerklng 646, Dennis Ssnderson 524, Dan Leonard 514, Vern Reagte 496; Donna Sanderson 492, Dlsna Semon 504, Linda Long 461, Pat Smith 438, Mary Lewis 425. Team: high game 1 series Strikers COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6:00: NIT semifinals Virginia Tech vs. Canlslus(ESPN) 6:00: NIT semifinals Marquette vs. Penn State (ESPN) 3 3 2 4 Tampa Say 11 16 NY Islanders 10 18 GF OA 103 87 77 73 88 87 81 82 78 86 78 84 75 95 126 79 127 104 87 74 81 86 69 71 77 99 63 101 Northeast Division Tuesday Quebec 22 6 3 47 Pittsburgh 21 9 2 44 Boston 15 12 2 32 Hartford 13 14 4 30 Buffalo 12 12 29 Montreal 11 14 5 27 Ottawa 4 21 4 12 NHL HOCKEY 6:30: Flyers at Bruins (ESPN) NBA BASKETBALL 7:00: Bulls at Knicks (TNT) BOXING 6:00: Larry Donsid vs.

Dave Dixon (USA) MULLIGAN MIXED High games: Denny Blankenburg 268-214-.