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Missoulian, Tuesday, April 19, 1994-D-3 SCOREBOARD SPOUTS 3, Breann Perrill. S. won by default 4, Mandy Thomas, S. won by delatill. Doubles Jessica Kuhle Moll I arson.

S. IVf. Cringle Golden Rcliccca luu 7-6, 5 7. 6- 2, Amy Austin Brooke Kuhle, S. ikT.

Audrey Bowlcr-lara Hatch 60, 64. OUNDUP CALENDAR HITS-Jasier, Oakland, 22: Wlme, Toronto, 21: Mohtor, Toronto, 21: KA-lomar, Toronto, 20; Puskctl, Mnmc-sola, 20, Davis, ahloinia, 19: DiSartina, California, 18; Olcrud, Tu-niiuo. 18; Giilley Jr, Seattle, 18. DOUBLES KnohlaiH Minnesota, Iryrrun, Dcirott, Bcrroa, Oakland, Salmon, (alilornia, JnValcniin, Boslon, Olcrud, Toronto, Buhner, Scalilc, 5: Puikfll. Minnesota, Moli-tnr.

loronio, Irammrll, Delroil, 5. TRIPLES-Dial, Milwaukee. Gnltcy Jr, Seattle, 3: Dul, Milwaukee, Wlme, Toromo, 26 arc lied Hh I. MONTANA LOCAL NHL playoffs TUESDAY, April 19 HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL Missoula vs. Missoula Dig Sky, ort Missoula, 4 p.m.

Kalispvll at Missoula Sentinel, ft p.m. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Helena at Missoula Dig Sky, 4 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Whitehall at Columhia Fulls, 4 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE AB Pet. II 44 I) 20 10 37 12 16 .432 11 42 17 .4115 14 43 13 17 II 43 10 17 11 41 I) 16 12 42 4 16 .381 12 45 9 16 .356 11 40 8 14 .350 12 46 5 16 Bichette Col Huiks Col Jcltciics Si I.

Klesko All Kcni NY Daullon Phi Ccdcno I lou Bagwell Hou Vircaino NY Morris Cin HOME RUNS Kent, New York, All Timet MOT CONFERENCE OUARTERFINALS (Bos! Ol 7) Saturday, April 18 Boslon 3, Montreal 2 Sunday, April 17 Y. Rangers 6, Y. Islanders 0 Dallas 5, St. Louis 3, Dallas leads scries I Washington 5. Pittsburgh 3, Washington leads series Ml llulf.iki 2, New Jersey 0, Buffalo leads scries 1-0 Monday, April IS Y.

Ranters 6, N.Y. Islanders 0, Rangers lead series 20 Monlreal .1. Boshm 2. Series tied l-l San Jose 5, Delroil 4, San Jose leads series Ml Toronlo 5, Chicago 1, Toronto leads series Ml Vancouver at Calgarv. 7.

.18 m. Tuesday, April 19 Washington al Pittsburgh. m. Buffalo at New Jersey. 5:38 p.m.

Wednesday, April 20 San Jose al Delroil, 5:38 p.m. Chicago at Toronlo, p.m, Si. Louis al Dallas, 6:.8 m. Vancouver at Calgary. m.

Thursday, April 21 N.Y. Rangers al N.Y. Islanders, 5:38 m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 5:38 p.m. New Jersey al Bull.ilo, 5:38 p.m.

Boslon al Monlreal. 5.38 p.m. Friday, April 22 Dallas al St. Louis, p.m. Detroit at San Jose, 8:38 p.m.

Calgary al Vancouver. its. Saturday, April 23 Pittsburgh at Washington, 5:38 p.m. New Jcrsev al Buttalo, 5:38 p.m. Boston al Montreal.

6:118 p.m. Toronto al Chicago, p.m. Detroit al San Jose, p.m. Sunday, April 24 N.Y. Rangers al N.Y.

Islanders, 11:08 a m. Calgary at Vancouver. 3:08 p.m. Toronlo at Chicago, 6:38 p.m. Dallas at St.

Louis, 6:38 p.m. AM timet Mountain TUESDAY, APRIL 19 5 p.m. WI'IX Major League Baseball. Seattle at Y. Yanken 5:30 p.m.

ESPN NHL Hockey, playoffi. Eastern Conference quarterfinal, game No. 2 PRIME NCAA Baseball, Oklahoma Si. al Oklahoma 8:35 p.m. TBS Major League Baseball, Si.

Louis al Atlanta 6 p.m. TNT NBA Basketball, Houston al San Antonio WON Major League Baseball, I louslon al Chicago Cubs 7 p.m. USA Boxing, champion Julio Cesar Green (I6-I-0, vs. Lonny Hcasley (JM-I) for NABI junior middleweight title; champion Fccrton Marcus H2-IMI) vs. opponent TliA for NABF light heavyweight title, al Las Vegas Montana State tourney BOI MAN (AP) Here are the leaders alter the second weekend of (lie Molilalia Slate Women's Bowling Teiurnamenl, which continues every weekend through M.iv 29; TEAM Division I Hie Motor Homers, Miles City, 3.187, 2.

Master Spurn, Havre, 3,153. 3, Ronan live, Ronan, 3.11X8. Divisitwt 2-1, Taco John's, Bozeman, 3.277. 2, Weld lech Services. Billings, 3, R.sK Sludio, Havre.

109. Division 3-1, John's Mobile Home, Great Falls, 3,184. 2. Capital lly Howl, Helena, 3,177, 3, Fish Bowl, Linus. 3,156.

Division 4-1, Community Center, Hardin, 3,279. 2, 311 Plus 2. Thompson Falls, 3,255. 3, Yardlcy Yardlcy, Livingston, 3,254. Divisusn 51.

Birdland Bav Resort, Thomnsm Falls, 3,162. 2. Colfce Pols, Cut Bank, 3.035. 3. State Bank of Townscnd, Townsend.

2.9S'2. DOUBLES Division 1-1, Rose Slosich Shirley Shea, Buite. 1.337. 2, Charlene Sinn-mcli-Carol Fergerson, Hardin, 3, Norma Manani-Sylvia Hansen, Buite, 1.2X3. Division 2-1, Joyce Cartcr-Ncsha Lange, Sidnev, 1,322.

2, Shawn Sircckcr-Dclla Ruff, Hardin, 1.319. 3, Peggy Reller-Anila llaase, Thompson Falls, 1.310. Division 3-1, Virginia DcBuf Esther Fischer, Harlotown, 1,352. 2. Beth Derby-Otic Jacobs.

Manhattan. IJ40. 3. Joni Massic-Tammic Lucck, Columbus, 1.3)8. Division 4-1, (lie) FIcnaFrier-Marty LaVoy, Thompson Falls, and Slaccy Gunler-Roxie ilildcrman.

Miles City, 1.332. 3. heryl Sally Kari Henderson, Billings. 1.331. Division 51, Laura Lee Harvey-Margaret Jensen, Manhattan, 2, Maggie Clme-Misty Jenkins, Big Sanity, 1 .3.47.

3, Karen Bloxham-Janel Bland, Stcvensville, 1,330. SINGLES Division I 1, Jeanne Holleran, Thompson Falls. 676. 2, Cathy Brown, Havre. 677.

3, Debb Clark, Helena, 665. Division 21, Doris Gilligan, billings, 715. 2, Barb Sanders. Sidney. 699.

3, Pal Byrne, Hamilton. 693. Division 31, Terry Reich, Billings, 714. 2, Delia Howell, Thompson Falls. 711.

3, Connie Ballcrger, ThompMin, Falls, 710. Division 4 1. Margaret Jensen, Manhattan, 739. 2, Dikay James, Helena, 732. 3, Jari Jo Gress, Columbia Falls, 720.

Division 5-1, Kacy Kudlok, Thompson Falls, 720. 2, Alice Golllob, Manhattan, 715. Shirley Menarich, Cut Bank, 713. ALL EVENTS Division 1 Cindy Knudson, Havre. 2.002.

21, Jones 2-7 (Kl 4, Rooks 4-7 l-l Lever 1-7 2-2 4, Jaikson 12-23 68 311, Smith (M 2-2 2, Wiley 1-4 (HI .1, Williams (Kl (Kl 0, Lrpjer IF) (III II. Camp-hell 2-4 Ih.Toi.ils )')-v2 17 24 v7. Phoenix 30 30 19 31-100 Dallas 32 28 14 28- 97 Point goals-Phoenix 3-14 (Majcrle Hi. Henry 0-1. Amge 11-2, Barkley Ikl).

Dallas 2- (Wiley 1-3. Maslihum 1-4. Campbell 0-1, Leglcr (M). Fouled oul-None. Rebounds-Phoenix 60 ((irccn 14) Dallas 51 (Jackson, Mashburn X).

Assists-Phoenix 25 (K. Johnson 14), Dallas 17 (Jackson 5). Total louls-Phocnix II, Dallas 22. Technicals-Bar-klev, Phoenix illegal defense. Bulls 87, Hawks 70 ATLANTA (70) Maiming 7-15 2-4 16.

Fcrrcll 1-3 1-2 3. Willis tlfi II, Augiram 5-11 24 12. Bl.iyloek .1 8 IKI 7, Koncak 1-3 (Ml 2. t.hlo 5-11 1-2 12. Whatlcy tl-S (Kl 0.

I 11-2 3-4 3, Kecfe IM44 4 Totals 26-75 lh-24 7(1. CHICAGO (87) Pippcn 4-12 46 1.1, Grant i 4-6 14, Williams 5-12 (Ml III, Armstrong 3-v 2-2 8. Mvcrs 3-6 (Ml 6. Kukoc 4-11 1-4 9, Wtnniliglon 2-2 111, Kerr 5-7 1-1 14. Blount 1-3 l-l 3.

Totals 34-78 15-22 87. Atlanta 11 23 21 15-70 Chicago 24 20 19 24 87 3-Poinl goals-Atlanta 24 (Hl.iylock I-2, Ehlo 1-2), Chicago 4-1(1 (Kerr Pippcn 1-3, Kukoc 0-3), Fouled out Williams. Rebounds-Allania 511 (Willis 15) Chicaco 58 (Grant 15). Assisls-Allanta 13 (lll.islock 4), Chicago 25 (Myers 8). Total fouls-Atlanta 22, Chicago 22.

Technical itlilo. A- 18,676. Buhelle, Colorado, Klesko. Atlanta, Conine, Florida, Burks, Colorado, MaWilliams, San Francisco, Galarraga, Colorado, Daullon, Philadelphia, 5. Runs Batted ln-Kenl, New York.

19: Bicliclle, Colorado, 16; Galarraga, Colorado, 16; Daullon, Philadelphia. 14; Klesko, l.inla. 13: Bagwell, Houston, 13: 5 are lied with 12. Pitching (2 Decisions)-1 2 are lied wiih I. MM.

RUNS-Bichette. Colorado, 15; Klesko. Atlanta, 13; DSandcrs, Allanta, I); McGrilf, Atlanta, 13; Daullon. Philadelphia, 13; Dllollms, Philadelphia, 12: Hulks. Colorado, 12.

HITS-Pendleton, Allanta, 21; Bichette, Colorado, 20; DSandcrs, Allanla, 19; Laukford, St. 1-ouis. 18; Klesko, Allanla, 17; Kent, New York, 17; Jclfenes, St. Louis, 17; McGrilf, Allanla, 17. DOUBLES LWalker, Montreal, Ccdcno, Houston, Bichette, Colorado, 7: Cianlrocco, San Diego, Alou, Monlreal, DSandcrs, Allanla, Biggio, Houston, Dyksira, Philadelphia, MITiompson, Philadelphia, TRIPLES-Marlin, Pittsburgh, Cordcro, Monlreal, RSanders, Cincinnati, Ftnlcv, Houston, Burks, Colorado, 2: WWilson, Chicago, 30 are tieil with 1.

STOLEN BASES-DSandcrs, Allanta, Clayton, San Francisco, RSanders, Cincinnati. Gilkey, St. Louis, DcShiclds. Los Anccies, NBA standings All Times MT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. UM signs JC volleyball player Montana has signed junior college transfer Becky Johnson to volleyball scholarship, coach Dick Scott said Monday.

Johnson, a 5-foot-10 outside hitter at Grossmont Community College in California, is Scott's first junior college recruit since 1985. A native of LI Cajon, Johnson was captain of the Grossmont team that went 13-6 last season. Her team tied for first place in the Pacific Coast Conference with a l()-2 record and finished in a tic for ninth place among the California junior colleges. Johnson earned first team all-conference honors as a freshman, when her team went 19-8 and 10-2 in the league. "I made some contacts with junior college coaches, and I saw a tape of Becky that she sent to me," said Scott.

"She is a left-side hitter, which is the position that wc needed to fill." Lady Griz try out for Festival Montana women's basketball coach Robin Selvig plans to take four Lady Griz players to Tcmpc, this weekend for the U.S. Olympic Festival trials. Malia Kipp of Browning, Greta Koss and Skyla Sisco of Malta and Dawn Sackman of Philipsburg arc scheduled to leave Thursday for Arizona State, site of the trials. About 125 players 19 and under will be competing Friday, Saturday and Sunday for 12 spots on the West team. The team will be named Sunday.

Kipp averaged three points and three rebounds this season, while Koss averaged 3.6 points and four rebounds. Sisco and Sackman redshirtcd last year. Henderson to run for Lady Griz Michelle I lendcrson of Billings West has signed a national letter of intent to compete for the Montana track and Held team, UM coach Dick Koontz said Monday. I lendcrson is the defending state Class AA champion in the 100-, 200-and 400-meter races. "Michelle is a very talented athlete," Koontz said.

"She will make Montana very competitive in the Big Sky Conference in sprints and relays." UM women second in MSU rodeo BOZEMAN The Western Montana men and the Montana State women claimed team titles Saturday night during the second session of the 1994 MSU Spring Rodeo. Western Montana finished with 360 points, followed by Dawson Community College with 305 and Northwest Community College of Wyoming with 250. In the women's team race, Montana State had 200 points, Montana 170 and Western Montana 145. The men's all-around title went to Jason Jackson of Montana State, white MSU's Brenda Tibbetts won the women's all-around. Bozeman keeps college rodeo BOZEMAN The College National Finals Rodeo, which has been held here 24 of the last 25 years, will remain here under a contract to host the event from 1995-1997.

The 1994 rodeo, set for June 14-19, had been the last scheduled in Bozeman under a three-year agreement. Albuquerque, N.M., and Oklahoma City, were the other finalists to host college rodeo's season-ending event. But rodeo officials pointed to Montana's support for the rodeo as one of the main reasons it will stay in Bozeman. The Brick Breeden Fieldhouse at Montana State is regularly sold out for the week-long event, with last year's attendance approaching 30,000. CB 7 ll'i I4H 24 31 y-Np York Orlando x-Ncw Jersey Miami Boston Philadelphia 54 47 4.1 411 311 24 2J .544 .5116 Late NBA box Washington Transactions Central Division 55 24 .6 x-Allanla i5 III ll'i IrVi 34 VI 25 .14 .15 40 58 x-Chicago X-Clcvclunil x-lndiana Charlotte Detroit 55 45 4.1 2(1 I') .5711 .551 .256 .244 5'l 35 Milwaukee WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Dcnise Richard, Wolf Division 2 Point, 1,918.

Division 3 Terry Reich, Billings, 57 53 4') At Portland, Ore. HOUSTON (119) llorry 5-12 3-6 15, Thorne 6-1(1 l-l 13, Olaiuwon 11-18 7-10 29, Maxwell 9-ls'3-5 27. K.Snnih 4-8 5-6 15, Herrera 4-8 2-2 10, Cassell 4-8 2-2 III, Brooks 0-2 (Ml II. Tolals 43-84 23-32 1 19. PORTLAND (110) Grant 2-5 34 7, Williams 2-2 5, C.Robinson 5-I2 l-l II, Strickland I0-2IHMI 20, Dreslcr 44 18.

Porlcr 3-I2 2-3 9, Bryant 2-2 8. Kersey 9-14 6-9 24, Murray (12 (Ml 0, J.Robinvin 2-6 (Ml 4. Jackson 24 (Kl 4. Totals 44- 19-26 111). Houston 28 33 19 39-119 Portland 28 26 27 29-110 3-Poinl goals -I louslon 10-18 (Maxwell 6-11, llorry 2-3.

KSmith 2-3, Cassell (M). Portland j-16 (Dreslcr 2-5, Porter 1-6, J. Robinson 0-2. C.Robinson 0-3). Fouled out-OIajuvon.

Rebounds-Houston 55 (Olajuwon 12), Portland 54 (Kersey II). Assists Houston 31 Maxwell 8). Portland 29 (Strickland 9). Total tools-1 louslon 22, Portland 21. Technicals-Portland illegal defense, Houston illegal defense.

2.0.KI. GB 4W 8 18 37 46'S Pet. .671 .628 .51 K) .256 .1.19 y-l louston x-San Antonio x-Ulah x-Dcnvcr Minnesota 3') Division 4 Milzi Hart, Thompson Falls, 2,065. Division 5 Kacy Kudlock, Thompson Falls, 2. UK).

20 58 Dallas II 68 Pacific Division HI 18 60 18 UM results Mount Jumbo Senior Boys Knight of Columbus II, WaddcllReed 9 Muralls Truck Slop 23, Quality Construction Nine-Mile House 21, John Deer 3. Major Boys Godfathers Pizza 10 McGowans 3 Todays Interior 9, L.R. Tires 8. Major Softball Broncs Grocery 17, Hcllgale Lions 16. Minor Girls Al I lam Pholo 24, Bittcrrool Motors 20.

Farm Girls Trails inn 13, Easigale center 5. Summons Trucking 7, Vocational Resources 4. Farm Boys Bob Wards 18, B.F.I. 18. Mount Sentinel Senior Boys Five Valleys II, Valley Electric 1 Universal Athletic 4, Slimpson 4.

Senior Girls Sno-KingWall Work 23, Slimpson 7. Major boys Elks I. Bi-Lo 12, B.F.I. 7. Major Girls Universal Athletic 18, D.A.

Davidson 17. Minor Boys Western Stale Insurance 16, Montana Recycling 16. Minor Girls Team Shirts 16, U.B.C. 7. Major league leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL American League NEW YORK YAtskLLS-Namcd Keith Wiarda director of marketing and public rclalaiM.

ILXAS RANGLKS-Placed Jack Armstrong, pitcher, on the 15-day disabled list. I'urchascd the contract of Rick Reed, pitcher, from Oklahoma City of the American Association. National League NL-Suspeniled Reggie Sanders, Cincinnati outlieldcr, for live games and an undisclosed amount for charging and tackling Pedro Martinez, Montreal pitcher, in a game Wednesday. MONTREAL EXPOS-Placed John Wcllcland, pitcher, on Ihe 15-day disabled hsl. Purchased Ihe contract of Butch Henry, pitcher, from Ottawa of Ihe International l-eucuc.

PITTSBURGH PIRATES -Sent Joel Johnston, pitcher, to Hulfulo of ihe American AssiKiation. Purchased Ihe contract of Jclf Tabaka, pitcher, from Bultalo. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association IIOUS I ON ROCKET'S -Placed Matt Dullard, forward, on Ihe injured list'. LOS ANGELES LAkLRS-Placcd Anlonio Harvey, I'orward-ccnlcr on the injured list. Activated Reggie Jordan, guard.

USA Basketball USA BASKETBALL- Named Clem Haskins of Minnesota coach of the men's junior world championship qual-ilying learn am! Clint Bryant of Augusta College and Mike Montgomery of Stanford assistant coaches. FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA FALCONS Re-signed Bobby Hcbcrt, quarterback, to a one-year com met. DALLAS COWBOYS -Signed Derek Kcnnard, offensive lineman. GKtEN BAY PACKERS-Signcd Scan Jones, defensive end. PHILADELPHIA EACLES-Tradcd Ben Smith, cornerback, to the Denver Broncos for an undisclosed 1995 draft pick.

Announced the retirement of Vai Sikahenta, kick returner. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signcd John Fricsz, quarterback, to a one-year contract. Canadian Football League 1 1 AM ILTON TIGER-CATS Signed Mark Walevak. wide receiver. SIIREVEPORT PIRATES-Signcd Eric Washington, licht end.

HOCKEY National Hockey League DALLAS STARS-Signccl Emmanuel Fernandez, goalie, to a three-year AB Pet. Javier Oak 12 52 16 22 .423 McGwire Oak 2 38 12 I .42 NcelOak 9 34 7 14 .412 Baines Bit 1 1 40 6 16 .4110 LofionCle 9 33 9 13 .394 Griffey Jr Sea 11 46 14 18 .391 McRacKC II 41 10 16 .390 CDavisCal 13 49 12 19 .388 OlerudTor 12 47 8 18 .38.1 MolitorTor 13 55 1.1 21 .382 University of Pacific 5 University of Montana 1 Singles Kevin Smith, UP. def. Ales Novak 7-5, 6-1. 2, Mauricio Sovcro.

UP, def. Ryan Szescila 64. 6-3. 3, Scan Marlin, UP, def. Juan Rodriguez 6-1 7-6.

4, Pcicr Gunihcr, UP, def. Jeff Marsden 5-7, 5, Kevin Mailruga, UM, def. Kevin Sulo 6-3, 6-1. 6, Daniel Brandl, UP, def. Shawn Ma-druga 4-6, 7-6, 6-3.

University of Montana 4 UC-Davis 3 Singles Ales Novak, UM, def. Jon Sucda 7-6, 7-5. 2, Brian Alexander, UCD, def. Ryan Szescila 3, Juan Rodriguez, UM, def. Jeff Judson 64, 1-6, 7-6.

4, Jeff Marsden, UM, def. Mark Slo-vcr 6-2. 64. 5, Mike Slangc, UCD, def. Kevin Ma-druga 64, 7-5.

6, Shaun Madruga, UM, def. Justin Gclz 4-6, 64), 7-6. Doubles y-Scatllc x-l'hocnix 53 26 .671 VA. x-Goldcn Slate 47 31 1.1 X-Porlland 46 3.1 .582 I4W L.A. Lakers 33 45 .423 27 L.A.

Clippers 27 51 .346 33 Sacramento 27 51 .346 33 x-clinchcd playoff berth y-clinchcd division title Sunday's Games Washington 142. Boston IU Indiana 1114. Detroit Charlotte 107, New York 'Jl Denver Minnesota 88 New Jersey 110, Miami 10.1 Orlando 118, Chicago 1(11 Houston I IV, Portland III) Monday's Games Late Game Not Included Chicago 87, Atlanta 711 Phoenix 1116, Dallas l)7 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, (n) Tuesday's Games Milwaukee at Boston, 5:30 p.m. Atlanta at New York.

5:31) p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 5:30 m. Indiana at Washington, 5:30 p.m. Minnesota at Miami. 5:30 p.m.

Orlando al Detroit, p.m. 81 Houston al San Antonio, 6 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Denver, 7 p.m. Seattle at Phoenix, 8 p.m.

Utah at Sacramento, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Minnesota al Orlando, 5:30 p.m. Washington al Charlotte, 5:30 p.m. Cleveland al Indiana, 6:30 p.m. Detroit al Milwaukee, 6:30 p.m.

Denver al L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. Seattle al L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. Suns 106, Mavs 97 PHOENIX (106) Ccballos 5-I0 (HI III, Barklcy 10-19 8-10 28, West 24 24 6, K.Johnson 8-15 5-7 21, Majerle 4-15 1-2 12, Green 5-7 9-10 19, Miller (HI 6, Perry 04) (H) 0, F.Juhnson 2-3 (HI 4.

Ainge 0-2 0-0 0, Klcinc 0-1 (HI (I, I lenry 0-1 (Ml 0. Totals 39-82 15-33 106. DALLAS (97) Mashburn 12-24 4-7 BASKETBALL Prep standings Through April 18 Szcs- Alcxandcr-Judson, UCD, def. cila-S. Madruga 9-7.

2, Sucda-Jon Stone, UCD, Novak, RivJritiucz 8-3. Home Runs Dclgado, Toronto, Thomas, Chicago, Sleinhach, Oakland, Sierra, Oakland, Carler, Toronlo, Raines, Chicago, 10 are lied with 4. Runs Batted In Sleinhach, Oakland, 16; Carler, Toronto, 16; Dclgado, Toronlo, 15; Ham-elin, Kansas City, 14; Thomas, Chicago, 1.1; Olerud, Toronlo, 13; Sierra, Oak-hind, 13; Grecnwell, Boslon, 13; Franco, Chicago, 13; Molilor, Toronlo, 13. Pitching (2 Decisions) Bones, Milwaukee, 2-0, 1.000; Mussina, Baltimore, 3-0, Briscoe, Oakland, 24), 1.000; McDonald, Baltimore, 3-0, 1.000; Alvarez, Chicaco, 3-0, I Slew-art, Toronto, 2-0," 1 Howell. Texas.

2-0. I.IKKI. RUNS-Wlmc. Toronlo. 18; Javier, Oakland, 16; Thomas, Chicaco, 15; Grillcy Jr, Senile, 14; RAIomar, Toronlo, 14; Carter, Toronlo, 13; Molilor, Toronto.

1.1. def. def. 3, Marsden-Kyail Weaver, UM, Michigan's Howard to turn pro ANN ARBOR, Mich. Juwan Howard, the first of the Fab Five, became the second to leave Michigan before graduating.

Howard announced Monday that he will pass up his senior season with the Wolverines and enter the NBA draft. Jalen Rose, another member of perhaps the best freshman class ever in college basketball, is expected to announce his plans in a news conference Tuesday. If Rose leaves, only Jimmy King and Ray Jackson the two Texans will remain from the all-freshmen lineup that started the NCAA championship game against Duke in 1992. The lineup, including Chris Webber, was still intact for the 1993 title game against North Carolina. Mover-Mange WESTERN AA Conf.

Overall llcllgate 5 0 6 0 kUgSky 3 2 4 2 Kalispell 3 2 4 4 Helena Capital 3 3 3 3 Helena 2 3 2 3 Butte 2 5 3 7 Sentinel 14 14 EASTERN AA Conf. Overall Great Falls Russell 5 1 9 2 Billings Skyvicw 4 2 7 3 Billings Senior 3 2 3 4 Bozeman 2 2 3 3 Billings West 2 3 2 7 Great Falls 0 6 3 8 Prep results Girls Superior 6, Darby 0 Singles Debbie Angie Duncan, def. I lughlamcn 64), 6-1. 2, Nancy Fikc, def. Emy Moore 6-0, 6-0.

ORSsl GET OUTDO scored 28 points, including four straight that locked up the victory late in the game, as the Phoenix Suns tied San Antonio for third-best record in the Western Conference svith a victory over Dallas. The Suns (53-26), who have three games remaining, hold the tiebreaker edge over the Spurs because they won the season series, 3-1. Atlanta, after withstanding a 17-0 run by the Bulls in the first half, put together a 24-5 spurt bridging the second and third quarters and gained a 51-51 tic with 4:39 left in the third on Mookie Blaylock's 3-pointer. Suns 106, Mavs 97 DALLAS Charles Barkley Atlanta 87-70 Tuesday night and move within a half-game of the Hawks for the best record in the Eastern Conference. It was a season-low point total for Atlanta, which must play its fourth game in five nights Tuesday at New York.

The Knicks also trail the Hawks by a half-game in the race for home-court advantage throughout the East playoffs. Bulls narrow gap with Hawks to half-game CHICAGO (AP) The Chicago Bulls blew a 22-point lead but then regrouped behind the shooting of Steve Kerr to beat -1994 MOUNTAIN BIKES By Norco, Kona, KHS, Marin, Wheeler Missoula's Best Prices! Off 'v. --v I r- i Soccer Accessories with bike purchase 1-year free tune-up 90 days same as cash, OAC 14-ft. Jumpking TRAMPOLINE CANOES By Stowe Merrimack 2 Free Paddles with canoe purchase plus UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA WOMEN'S SOCCER recruits Recruits for Montana's Inaugural soccer season In 1994: NAME POSITION Yr. PREVIOUS SCHOOL Megan Bartenetti striker Jr Seattle USeatiie.

WA Maggie Carey Defender Fr Way. WA Jennifer Colby defende Fr Des Moines. WA Elizabeth Colgan Fr Des Moines, WA Stacy Forslund striker Fr Tacoma. WA Aubree Holliman midfield Seattle ULittfeloo, CO Rachel Kriley defender Fr Boise. ID Courtney Mathieson.

forward Fr Redmond, WA Lisa Oyen defender Fr Oregon City OR Sherafyn Stackhouse. midfield Jr Federal Way, WA Radene Thorson goa'keeper Fr Seatf'e WA Aug. 17. They'll join the recruits and another pool of walk-ons made up of current high school seniors and transfers. The schedule is almost in place.

The 16-game slate stretches from September to the first week of November. UM will start out at home in tournaments against the likes of Nebraska and Arizona, both first-year programs. Duerksen wants one more home game in early October. If that doesn't come through, the Lady Griz make their last Missoula appearance Sept. 18.

Then they'll visit such nationally respected teams as Colorado College, Washington and Washington State. "As a new program, all the big games you get, you've got to go to them," Duerksen said. "They all say, 'Maybe in '95 we'll give you a "Home" for UM the first season will be Rick Bean Field at Fort Missoula. Construction on a three-field soccer and rugby complex near Dornblaser Field starts this spring. It should be ready by the 1995 season.

Duerksen wasn't sure what she was getting into at UM in terms of recruiting and local support. Both have been positive. "It turns out the school is pretty easy to sell," she said. "We've had, like, 13 (recruiting) visits and signed 10 of them." From all indications, the Mis- (continued) they create in Missoula. "I think definitely one of the reasons why they do have their following is they have a lot of Montana kids on their team." UM is offering the equivalent of six full scholarships, which will be spread over twice as many players.

Athletic director Bill Moos said by 1997 the school plans to have the NCAA maximum of 11 full rides. Three of Duerksen's players at Seattle University will transfer to UM. One, center midfielder Shera-lyn Stackhouse, was an NAIA All-American. "She's an athlete first, but she's a beautiful soccer player," Duerksen said. "She's fun to watch." Stackhouse, however, may red-shirt in '94 "just to save her," Duerksen said.

Most of the other recruits also come from the Seattle area. Five play on the club team BC Stars, which recently won the Washington state championship and will play at nationals in June. Duerksen is holding twice-weekly tryouts for students who want to walk on this fall. A handful of the 30 or so who began tryouts will be invited to camp on Off Accessories with canoe purchase INLINE SKATES By Rollerblade, Ultra Wheels, Oxygen, American Rocket 10 Off 20off Accessories With skate purcnase soula soccer community is excited about a collegiate program. "My husband and I have been invited to all these different soccer folks' houses," Duerksen said.

"So we really feel welcomed. (And) for a small city, there's definitely a big soccer community here." It's been worth a few sleepless nights. "I'm enjoying it," Duerksen said. "I guess I like the excitement, and I like the scariness of it. That's sort of the fun of it too, because it's your own project." 130 W.

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