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Sports Sunday, December 5, 1999 CIS Austin American-Statesman New Braunf els Canyon WPHL standings Stars 3, Senators 1 College Mystery solved: Owens will be a force in debut season By Mark Rosner American-Statesman Staff University of Texas basketball practice is closed to the public, but word filtered out from behind drawn curtains in the Erwin Center last season that Chris Owens, ineligible for games after transferring from Tulane, frequently dominated workouts. Now the 6-foot-8-inch Owens is on display for everyone to see. His coming-out party was Saturday during an 88-81 loss to Arizona in the Erwin Center. Owens, a sophomore forward, had 19 points and 11 rebounds, both career highs. "He's a natural scorer," Texas Coach Rick Barnes said.

"He's getting better and better." Owens caught the eye of at least one NBA scout who was in Austin to watch Texas center Chris Mihm. Owens hit eight of 16 shots, most of them the result of powerful moves inside. His work enabled Texas to take a 31-29 halftime lead despite losing the 7-foot Mihm for all but nine minutes of the half because of foul trouble. Owens weighs about 240 pounds. His strength and agility enable him to grab offensive rebounds he had seven against Arizona and score inside even when surrounded by defenders.

He shoots with either hand. He is what is known as a finisher around the basket. Arizona, like other Texas opponents, dared Owens to shoot from the perimeter while defenders dropped off him to double-team Mihm inside. Owens missed his first few perimeter shots, but in the second half he converted two in a row, one a three-pointer. "Rick has to be pleased about how Chris Owens played," Arizona Coach Lute Olsen said.

"Until tonight, people could play off him. But if he continues to shoot like he did tonight, that will open things up inside." Owens was rated among the top 25 players in the country as a senior at Duncanviiie High. Highly recruited, he signed with Tulane instead of Arizona, among many others. After averaging a modest six points and five rebounds in 20 minutes per game as a freshman, Owens decided to hook up last season with Barnes, then the new coach at Texas. Through five games, Owens is averaging SOUTHWIST NW Oklahoma 21, Maty 6 Nebraska 22.

Twiaa 8 Trinity, Tana 40, HardnvSimmona 33 Mount Union 56, Ohio Northern 31 NW Missouri St 20, Indiana, Pa. 12 Pacific Lutheran 19, St John's, Youngstown St 41, N. Carolina 3 SOUTH Alabama 34, Honda 7 Carson-Newman 42, NE Oklahoma 7 Florida MM 17, Troy St. 10 Georgia Southern 38, Massachusetts 21 Miami 55, Temple 0 Rowan 42, Montclair St 13 AST Illinois St 37, Hofstra 20 Navy 19, Army 9 No. 7 Alabama 34 No.

5 Florida 7 0 0 It -34 Fia Kinney 3 peas from Graham (Chandler kick), 13:20 Ala FG Pnugner 29, 11:03 Ala FG Pflugner 48, Ala McAddley 27 pass from Zow (pass failed), 0:30 Ala FG Pflungar 49, 3:12 Foarta Qaarter Ala Milons 76 run (Pflufper kick), Ala Grimes 38 interception return (kick failed), 11:36 Ala Alexander 12 run (run failed), 3:58 A 74,309 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-ett-mt Return Yards Punts-Avg. 6 22 20-31 49-300 83 162 8-24-4 14-25-1 29 97 Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-0 Penalties-yards 4-30 Time of possession 19:49 12-99 40:11 WMVIOUAL STATISTICS MSHMQ: Florida, Graham 9-27, Capel 2-7, Gillespie 2-7, Marks 4-(rmnus-2), Palmer 3-(minus-8). Alabama, Milons 6-116, Alexander 30-97, Mc-Clintock 4-48, Bohanon 2-32, Watts 4-18, Brown 1-0, Zow l-(minus-5), Team l-(minus-6). PASSNM: Florida, Palmer 7-20-3-80, Johnson 0-2-0-0, Graham 1-1-0-3, McKinnon 0-1-1-0. Alabama, Zow 10-17-0-134, Watts 3-7-1-21.

Milons 1-1-0-7. RECEMNQ: Florida, Jackson 3-49, Taylor 2-22, Graham 2-9, Kinney 1-3. Alabama, Carter 5-71, McAddley 4-46, Jones 1-19, McCHntock 1-15, Bowens 1-11, Alexander 1-1, Milons l-(minus-l). Navy 19, Army 9 I 3 -IS Navy Madden 2 run (Shubzda kick), 3:26. Se)COn4 QtMhTte)f Navy FG Shubzda 35, 5:51.

Army FG Parker 44, 1:10. Navy-fG Shubzda 34, :16. Third Qaarter Navy FG Shubzda 31, 10:17. Fourth Quarter Navy fG Shubzda 38, 9:23. Army Castillo 2 pass from Gerena (run failed), 4:47.

70,049 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-atl-int Return Yards Punts-Avg. Fumbles-lost 13 12 58-216 48-115 27 95 3-5-0 7-19-1 20 31 1-0 4-3 Penalties-yards 3-30 4-40 Time of possession 31:36 28:24 MMVMMIAL STATISTICS RUSHMS: Navy, Madden 41-177, Lambert 11-39, Brrcttrurriam 3-7, Vernon 1-2, Holley l-(mmus 7), team l-(mmus 2). Army, Wallace 25-76, Gerena 12-28, Smith 2-11, McCallum 4-9, Rooney 2-4, Jenkins 2-(minus 12), team l-(minus 1). PASSIM Navy, Madden 3-4-0-27, team 0-1-0-0. Army, Gerena 7-19-1-95.

RECEIVNM: Navy, ODorine 2-19, Rampani 1-8. Army, Jett 2-26, Rooney amrtn i-ib, jonnson i-ir, Wil liams teeniio 1-2. NHL standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Kevin Virobik-AdamsFor AA-S Forward Chris Mihm's shot is contested by Loren Woods in Texas' 88-81 loss. Mihm is joined on the front line now by Chris Owens. 14.2 points and 6.8 rebounds.

After one season as a part-time player and an other on the sidelines, Owens still considers A himself a novice. "I still have to adjust to the speed (of college ball)," Owens said. "But it's just a matter of time." Mark Rosner writes about college and pro basketball. He may be reached at 445-3958 or mrosnerstatesman.com. No.

4 Arizona 88 No. 9 Texas 81 'Arizona's a great team and I think we're a darned 1 good one, with a chance to get a lot better. Texas Coach Rick Barnes FO FT Ree ARIZONA tBn. M-A M-A O-T Pf Pts Wngrt 31 6-10 4-6 4-13 0 4 16 Jefferson 26 7-11 3-4 0-5 4 3 19 Woods 27 4-7 4-4 1-4 3 1 12 Arenas 34 3-8 7-8 0-4 2 3 14 Gardner 38 5-8 4-7 1-5 5 3 18 Walton 13 0-3 1-2 1-3 0 1 1 Fraaer 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Wessel 8 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 4 0 Anderson 14 4-8 0-0 1-2 1 1 8 Javtokas 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 Totals 200 2S-6S 23-31 S-42 15 22 88 Tournament San Antonio Southskte 626. George town 629, Anderson 639, San Antonio Reagan 645, Boema 648, NB Canyon ma 052, i-reoencKsourg 053, new Breunfela 661, San Marcos 66L San Antonio Alamo Heights 684, Del Rk) 672.

Winn Smith, Locktiart, 649; Michael Delgado. SA Southside. 152: Casev Carries, NB Canyon, 153; Chase Tutor, Georgetown, 153; Darnel Gutierrez, SA Southside, 154; Luke Heefy, Del Rk), 155; Jeff Kiecke, Anderson, 155; Jeff Niern-eyer, Georgetown, 155; Brandon Barjt-naux, San Marcos, 156; KslHs Robinett, Anderson, 156; Russell Hetson, Georgetown, 156; Matt Toohay, Boema, 156. Women's NCAA Division I Playoffs Friday, Dae. North Carolina 2, Perm State 0 Notre Dame 1, Santa Clara 0 SeMatoy Dc North Carolina (23-2-0) vs.

Notre Dame (22-3-0) Men's NCAA Division I Playoffs SeWatayr Doc 4 UCLA 2, Virginia 0 Teasy Furman (20-1-1) at Connecticut (18-4-0), noon Santa Clara (15-3-2) at Alabama-Birmingham (17-5-0), 12P Perm State (19-3-1) at Indiana (18-3-0), IP NCAA Division I Playoffs Friday, Dae. Baylor def. Temple, 3-1 (11-15, 16-14, 15-7, 15-12). Perm State def. Robert Morris, 3-0 (15-1, 15-1, 15-2).

Minnesota def. Cal St-Sacramento, 3-0 (15-9, 15-10, 15-10). Arkansas def. Georgetown, 3-1 (15-3, 10-15, 15-1, 15-6). Michigan State def.

Cal Poly SLO, 3-1 (10-15, 15-10, 15-10, 15-13). Southern Cal def. Hostra, 3-0 (15-0, 15-9 15-8). Wisconsin def. Arizona St, 3-0 (17-15, 15-10, 15-3).

Brigham Young def. Princeton, 3-0 (15-5, 15-5, 15-5) Pepperdine def. Arkansas St, 3-0 (15-2, 15-3, 15-5) Long Beach St def. Florida ASM, 3-0 (15-6, 15-10, 15-1). Michigan def.

Fairfield, 3-0 (15-8, 15-7, 15-7). Pacific, Calif, def. Colgate, 3-0 (15-7, 15-4, 15-7). Arizona def. Texas, 3-0 (15-8, 15-6, 15-7).

Northern Iowa def. Indiana, 3-1 (17-15, 10-15, 15-10, 16-14). Texas ASM def. North Carolina, 3-0 (15-8, 15-4, 15-8). Nebraska def.

San Diego, 3-0 (15-12. 15- 8, 15-9). Florida def. Illinois, 3-2 (15-8, 7-15, 16- 14, 9-15, 15-12) Colorado State def. Kansas St, 3-1 (15-12, 8-15, 15-13, 15-10).

UC Santa Barbara def. Loyola Mary-mount 3-1 (15-5, 15-11, 14-16, 15-5). Stanford def. Santa Clara, 3-1 (15-9, 15-6, 11-15, 15-5). Hawaii def.

Utah, 3-0 (15-11, 15-6, 15-4). Satarday, Dec a Ohio State def. Notre Dame, 3-1 (13-15, 15-10, 16-14, 15-7). Eastern Washington (24-7) at UCLA (25-3), late Perm St def. Baylor, 3-0 (15-2, 15-6, 15-10).

Wisconsin (22-9) at BYU (27-4), late Minnesota (26-8) at Southern Cal (21-8), late Michigan St (21-12) at Pepperdine (25-3), late Michigan (16-14) at Pacific, Cakf. (29-2), late Arkansaa (30-6) at Long Beech St (28-3), late Ohio St. vs. Eastern Washington-UCLA winner, 8 p.m. Nationals Finals FMdays raaalta AtLasVegae 1, Deb Greenough.

Red Lodge, Mont, 86 points on Calgary Exhibition and Stampede's Stampede Dancer, $12,909. 2, Lan LaJuemsse, Morgan, Utah, 84, $10,202. 3, Larry Sandvick, Kaycee, 83, $7,704. 4, (tie) Mark Garrett, Nisland, S.O.; Denny McLanahan, Canadian, Texas; Rocky Steagall, Sanger, and Jason Wylie, Rosebud, 81, $2,707 each. Steer wrestling 1, Jason Lahr, Emporia, 3.8 seconds, $12,909.

2, Randy Sunn, North Platte, 3.9, $10,202. 3. (tie) Todd Sunn, North Platte, and Ota Berry, Checotah, 4.0, $6,558 each. 5, (tie) Brad Gleason, Touchet and Mickey Gee, Wichita Falls, Texas, 4.1 seconds, $2,707 each. Taaai raalag 1.

Charles Pogue, Ringing, and Britt Bockius, Qaremore, 4.8, $12,909 each. 2, Steve Pur-cetla, Hereford, Texas, and Wayne Folmer, Lubbock, Texes, 5.1, $10,202 each. 3, Richard Eiguren, Jordan Valley, and Bucky Campbell, Prosser, 5.3, $7,704. 4, Jake Barnes, Cave Creek, and Cody Cowden, Merced, 5.9, $5,413. 5, Tee Woolman, Llano, Texas, and Tyler Magnus, Llano, Texas, 6.3, $3,331.

6, Jimmy Tanner, Tifton, and Brad Culpepper, Poulan, 6.7, $2,082. Saddle areaa 1, Dan Mortensen, Manhattan, Mont, 83 points on Bar Rodeo's Copenhagen Red Robin, $12,909. 2, Derek Clark, Cotcord, 81, $10,202. 3, (tie) Billy Etbauer, Ree Heights, O. and Scott Johnston, De-Leon, Texas, 80, $6,558 each.

5, (tie) Tom Reeves, Stephenville, Texas; Robert Etbauer, Goodwill, and Steve Dol-larhida, Wickieup, 79, $1,804 each. Caff roping 1, Herbert ThenoL Pop-larviHe, 8.2 seconds, $12,909. 2, Justin Maass, Giddings, Texas, 8.3, $10,202. 3, (tie) Fred Whitfield, Hockley, Texas, and Blair Burk, Durant, 8.6, $6,558 each. 6, (tie) Cody Ohl, Stephenville, Texas; Stran Smith, Ted, Texas; and Ty Hays, Weatherfdrd, 9.0, $1,804 each.

SaH rldtag 1, Corey Navarre, Weetherford, 86 points on Harper and Morgan's Nitro, $12,909. 2, (tie) Mike White, Lake Charles, and Tony Mendes, Jensen, Utah, 85, $8,953 each. 4, Robert Bowers, Canada, 84, $5,413. 5, Gregory Potter, White, Texas, 83, $3,331. 6, (tie) Jason McClam, Kiowa.

and Royd Doyal, Pittsburg, Texas, 81, $1,041 each. 1 err si raclag Debbie Renger, Canada, 14.10 seconds, $12,909. 2, Ruth Haislip, Acampo, 14.23, $10,202. 3, (tie) Krisltie) Peterson, Elbert and Kappy Allen, Austin, Texas, 14.32, $6,558 each. 5, Tone Wright Moriarity, N.M., 14.34, $3,331.

6, Sue Miller, Lott, Texas, 14.38, $2,082. Davis Cup Nice), Francs) a. Mark PNIkwoussis. Australia, def. Se- bestien Grosjean, Franca, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4.

Cedric Proline, France, def. Uevton Hewitt, Australia, 7-8 (9-7), 7-6 (8-6), 7-5. Mark Woodfordo and Todd Woodbridgo, Australia, def. Fabrics Santoro and Olivier Delaitre, France, 2-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-2. TSBV1 Quad Meet BOYS Lanier 42, Crockett 34 Lanier 66, Travis 12 Lamer 48, McCaMum 36 Lanier 66, TSBVI 12 OIRLS Lamer 18, Travis 0 Lanier 18, McCallum 12 1-1 Tret aeried: 1, Dallas.

Lanfanbrurner 6 (Sydor, Nieuwandyk), 18:08. Third aeried: 2. Daftas. Morrow 2 (langanbrunnar), 6:48. 3.

Ottawa. Arvad- aon 9 (York), 8:21. 4, Dallas, Modano 9 (Keane), 10:20. Skate oa geafe Dallas 8-9-1027. Ottawa 8-10-6-24.

Poeei Key Qsasilaarlliii Dallas 0 C3; Ottawa Oof 4.4 Saasl: Deltas, Fernandez 3-3-1 (24 hots-23 saves). Ottawa, Lakme 7-6-1 (27-24). 18,211 Hafareei Oava Jackson. Uaei Francois Gagnon, Jean Morin. Thrashers 4, Islanders 3 1-4 1-S H.Y.

Flrat aeried: 1, Atlanta, Sylvester 4 (Stefan), 10:22. 2, Atlanta, Stapleton 2 (Trernbiay, Ferraro), 19:45 (pp). Penalty Lapomte, NY (interference), Sacead aanas. 3, New York, Green 3 (JJonsson, KJonsson), 11:55. 4, New York, nbarter 8 (Odjick, Biron), 14:21 (pp).

Third period: 5, Atlanta, Lambert 3 (Trernbiay, Stapleton), 3:44 (pp). 6, New York, Czerkawski 9 (Howard, KJonsson), 10:07 (pp). 7, Atlanta, Stapleton 3, 19:29. Shots aa goal: Atlanta 13-8-829. NewYork 11-18-837.

Fvwaralay Oaamstsaitles! Atlanta 2 of New York 2 of 3. Ooaaee: Atlanta, Marade 2-2-0 (37 shots-34 saves). New York, Potvm 5-12-2 (29-25) 7,257 Referee: Paul Devorakl, Pat Dapuao, Anthony Sericoto. Rangers 1, Sabres 1 (OT) 1 a-i o-i First period: 1, Buffalo, Afinogenov 6 (Barnes, Sanderson), 12:04. TMrd parted: 2, New York, Daigle 3 (Taylor, MacLaan), 2:18.

Penalty Johnsaon, NY (slashing), 5:03. OvwtiwavaTr. None), Skate oa goal: New York 10-11-6-027. Buffalo 8-3-11-426. Wmmw9ttmyjf QppntimWuK Ntw Yofk 0 of Buffalo Oof Ooaaee: New York, Riehtar 4-11-4 (26 shots-25 saves).

Buffalo, Roloson (27-26). 18,690 Hero roe: Kerry Fraser. UaaaaMMK David Briaebois, Tan Nowak. BlacMwtwks 9, Bruins 3 2 4 S-S 2 0 1-1 Fket aaried: 1, Chicago, Gibnour 8 (Daze, Amonte), (pp). cnicago, Nylander 4 (McAmmond, Sullivan).

7:34. 3, Boston, Bourqus 5 (Alkaon, Van knpe), 12:08 (pp). 4, Boston, Thornton 6 (Bourqua), 17:35 (pp). tecowd parted: 5, Chicago, Nylander 5 (Zmolek), 2:30. 6, Chicago, Giknour 9 (Daze, Janssens), 7:03.

7, Chicago, Nylander 6 (Janssens, Suftvan), 7:30. 8, Chicago, Durnont3 (Amonte, Cola), 13:47, Penalty Cote, Chi 3:26. TMrd parted: 9, Chicago, Daze 9 (Prober)), :55. 10, Boston, Hulbtg 3 (Thornton), 12:07. 11, Chicago, Nylander 7 (Janssens), 13:21.

12, Chicago, Daze 10 (Gdmour), 15:45. Saeta aa gaafc Chicago 10-14-11 35. Boston 10-8-725. foe si plaiOppaitaaMlaa.ChlcagDl of Boston 2 of 5. QaaMss: Chicago, Lamothe 1-1-0 (25 shots-22 saves).

Boston, Dafoe 6-4-2 (16-11), Takas (7:30 second, 19-15). 17,156 (17.565). Referee: Don Van Massenhovan. Greg Devorski, Lyle Seitz. Rames 4, Devils 2 a-t First parted: 1, Calgary, StMman 11 (St Louis), 6:53.

2, Calgary, Iglnia 5, 19:35. ticsad parls 3. Calgary. Nazarev 4 (Igfnta, Savard), 1:14. 4, Calgary, St Louis 1 (StiUmon), 1013.

Third parted: 5, New Jersey, Stevens 4 (uomez, urwa), 3:33. New jersey, Niedermayer 3 (Rafatski, Gomez), 19:49. goah Calgary 7-10-522. New jersey 7-14-18-19. Power-eiey OpaortaaHlea: Calgary 0 of New Jersey Oof 4.

OoaNee: Calfarv. Brathwaite 5-6-1 (39 ehots-37 saves). New Jersey, Brodeur 12,942 Referee: Blaine Angus. Derek Amel, Scott Dnscoil. tv, Flyers 3, Canadiens 2 l-i e-i First period: 1, Montreal, Zubrus 7 (Corson, Petrov), 11:06 (pp).

2, Philedel-prw, Themen 1 (Gagne, Lindros), 13:54 (PP). Sacead parted: 3. Philadelphia. Mc Carthy 5 (Langkow), 3:26. 4, Montreal, Dykhuis 4 (Zubrus), 11:26.

Third period: 5, Philadelphia, Recchi 11 (Gagne, Desjardms), 6:36. Shots aa geafc Philadelphia 16-5-829. Montreal 3-10-5-18. Power play Oppoilaattlee; PhUadal- pfiia 1 of Montreal 1 of 5. OoaNee: Philadelphia, Vanbiesbrouck 11-7-4 (18 shots-16 saves).

Montreal, Theodore 40 (29-26). 2L273 Referees Don Koharski. Scott Zelkin. Uassaisa: Pierre Champoux, Gerard Gautnier. Nashville 4, Red Wings 1 o-i Flrat period: 1.

Nashville, Timonen 5 (Walker, Valicevic), 11:06. 2, Nashville, Legwand 5, 12:30. Penalty Frscher, Det 3:47. Sacoad parted: 3, Detroit Yzerman 10 (Murphy), 11:18. 4, Nashville, Bere-howsky 4 (Valicevic, Bordeleau), 11:34.

penalty Yachmenev, Nas 14:12. Third parted: 5, NashvMe, Valicevic 9 (Bordeleau), 8:44. Shote oa goel: Detroit 10-15-833. Nasnvme 12-9-1131. Power play Oppartiatlaa! Detroit 0 of Nashville Oof 3.

OaaSaa: Detroit VrnKget 54-0 (32 shots-28 saves). Naatwwe, Dunham 8-9-0 (33-32). 17,113 Referee. Dan MaroueNL Gord Broseker, Dan McCourt Avalanche 3, Hurricanes 1 o-i 1 Colorado. Raid 3 (da Vries, Deadmarsh), 10:53.

Penalty nsioie, mm tmenerencei, Sacsad parted: 2, Carolina, Francis 5 (Kovalenko), 3:57. 3, Colorado, Rotston 6 (Tanguay. Ozolinsh), 11:54 (pp). Third parted: 4, Colorado, Hedjuk 16 (Drury), 5:35. Shots oa goal: Carolina 10-7-1128.

Colorado 10-10-727. fewer play OppsitaaaMaa: Carolina 0 of Colorado 1 of 2. Clan Carolina, Fiohaud 2-3-0 (27 shots-24 saves). Colorado, Roy 9-9-2 (rtwrj. 18.007 Blues 4, Sharks 2 Fket period: 1, St Louis, HecM 9 (Pellenn, Turgeon), 1:26.

Hard parted: 2, St Louie, Turgeon 14 (Hacht Pronger), :33. 3, St Lous, Eastwood 9 (Madrmis), 8:46. 4, San Joae, Nolan 18 (Sundstrom, Suter), 14:00 (pp). 5, San Jose, Sutter 4 (Oamphousae), 18:05 (sh). 6, St Louis, lung 2 iiurgeon, Finley), 19:08 (do).

Skats aa goal: San Jose 6-7-821. St Louis 7-12-1029. Power play Oppsitaaltlsa: San Jose 1 of St Louis 1 of 5. Oeallaa: San Jose, Shields 11-8-2 (29 shots-25 saves). St Louis, Turek 12-6-2 (21-19).

16.037 (19.260). Referee: Stephen Walkom. Uaaa- aten: Damn qom, Mark rare, LATE FRIDAY Mighty Ducks Kings 1 (OT) 0 0 0-1 0 0 0-1 Flrat period: 1, Los Angeles, Johnson 3 (Berg), 13:46. 2, Anaheim, Tmka 2 IKUccnm), 15:30. Nona.

Skate aa geafc Los Angeles 9-5-5-1 2a Anaheim 10-14-6-535. Pewei play Oapeitaaitlaa: Loa Angeles 0 of Anaheim 0 of 4. aaaaac Los Angeles, Storr 6-2-2 (35 shota-34 saves). Arieheim, Mebert 10- lU-l). 17.174 (17.1741.

eteieei. Terry Gregson, Lance Roberta. I la Swede ya. Baron LSOL Pta OF OA 14 1 29 75 64 LakaChartaa 13 7 1 27 82 69 Shreveport 12 9 2 26 74 72 7 4 22 61 62 Arkansas 9 8 3 21 72 73 Tupelo 6 10 19 76109 LSOt Pta OF OA Central Texas 19 5 1 39 88 66 Fort Worth 15 7 1 31 88 70 Austin 13 8 1 27 99 78 Corpus Christ! 10 9 4 24 95104 10 11 1 3.1 78 84 616 4 16 70115 LSOL Pta OF OA Lubbock 17 3 2 36 113 78 New Mexico 16 6 2 34 103 71 Paao 12 7 4 28 93 87 10 9 2 22 77 90 815 1 17 83103 SanAngek) 6 17 1 13 70109 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a vic tory, one for a shootout loss. Shootout losses are separate Abilene 5.

SanArsfekj3 Monroe 3, Arkansas 2, SO Central Texas 2, Waco 1 El Paso 7, Tupelo 5 Lake Charles 4, New Mexico 3 Lubbock 5, Odessa 1 Shreveport 5, Alexandria 2 Austin 6, Corpus Christ! 3 Fort Worth 3, Amamio 2, SO Today's gawim Central Texas at Corpus Christ! El Paso at AmartHo San Angeto at Waco tee Bats 6, teeRays 3 CarpaaCMetl 1 1 1-3 Flrat period: 1, Austin, Price (BrlnoTey, Moore) 8:33 (pp). 2, Austin, Perry (Brind-kty, Broaaeau) 10:52. 3, Austin, Broseeau (Brindkw, Shepherd) 15:04. 4, Corpus ChristJ, QurnneH (Homes, Lewis) 15:25. Sacsad parted: 5, Austin, Brouseau 4:04.

6, Austin, Price, (Shepherd, Pisiak) 8:22 (pp). 7, Corpus Christ, Wekenhener (Bumstead, J. Praznik) 13:26 (pp). 8, Austin, Perry (Statu, Nicoaon) 17:62 (pp). Tfdrd parted: 9, Corpus Christ), Lewis (J.

Praznk, Qumell) 5:32 (pp) Skats aa gaat: Corpus ChristJ 21-14-2055. Austin 17-14-1243. Power play Oppsrtanrllaa: Corpus Christ! 2-5, Austin 3-5. Osadss: Corpus Christi, Skazyk 14-11-12 (37 saves, 8 goals). Austin, Mc-Mullen 20-13-19 (52 saves, 3 goals) 4,655.

U.S. Open Satarday'e reeatta At Saa Aataaaa M10Oai freeetyie 1, Pieter van den rkwgenband, Netherlands 49:18 (meet record). 2, Michael Kkm, Australia, 49.32. 3, Jason Lazak, Irvine, 49.58. 4, Sabir Muhammad, Atlanta, 49.75.

5, Nail Walker, Verona, 50.13. 6. Yannick Lupien, Canada, 50.53. 7, Todd Pearson, Australia, 50.61.8, Brian Esway, Greensburg, 51.32. 2O0ai twaaatatiasie 1.

Knabe, Canada, 2:16.11. 2, Marcel Wouda, Netherlands, 2:16.17. 3, EMn Cfn, Malaysia, 2:16.49. 4, Regan Harri son, Australia, 2:18.28. 5, Ryan Mitchell, Australia, 2:18.69.

6, Jim Piper, Australia, 2:19.00. 7, Steve West Huntington Beach, 2:19.27. 8, Michel Boul-iarme, Canada, 2:19.91. 2O0B) batterfty Tom Malchow, St Paul, 1:57.16 (meet record). 2, Takashi Yamamoto, Japan, 1:57.59.

3, Juan Veloz, Mexico, 1:59.91. 4, Justin Norm, Australia, 1:59.92. 5, WMiam Kirby, Australia, 2:00.13. 6, Philip Weiss, Canada, 2:02.52. 7, Grant McGregor, Australia, 2:03.29.

8, Jan Vrtazka, Czech Republic, 2:03.82. lSOOa freeetyie Grant Hackett, Australia, 152.83. 2, Kieren Perkins, Australia, 3, Erik Vandt North Eaton, 15:24.22. 4, Masato Hira-no, Japan, 15:26.00. 5, Ricardo Monas-terio, Venezuela, 15:35.35.

6, Tyler Painter, Lovetand, 15:39.14. 7, Chns Thompson, Roseburg, 15:43.22. 8, Stephen Penfoid, Australia, 15:45.44. SOOaa freestyle 1, Sachiko Yama-da, Japan, 2, Brooke Bennett Plant City, 3, Janefte Atkinson, Jamaica, 8:35.60. 4, Diana Munz, Chagrin Fats.

Ohio, 8:37.14. 5, Claudia Pod, CRC, 8:37.16. 6, Kirsten Vkrghuis, Netherlands. 8:39.99. 7.

Karuin Sandeno. Lake Forest 8:43.29. 8, Kalyn Keller, 14, Phoerax, 8:43.88. lOOat freeetyie 1, Jenny Thompson. Dover, N.H., 55.02 (meet record).

2, Dare Torres, Beverly HMs, 55.54. 3, Martina Moravcova, Slovakia, 56.01. 4, Suzu Crnba, Japan, 56.40. 5, Sarah Ryan, Australia, 56.52. 6, Angel Marono, Americus, 56.74.

7, Camelia Poteck, Romania, 67.12. 8, Claudia Pot, CRC, 59.08. Brown, AustraUe, 2:30.13. 2, Megan Quann, Puyallup, 2:32.36. 3, Katie Mcdeiiano, Duncanviiie, Texas, 4, Christin Petelski, Canada, 2:33.09.

5, Julia Russell, RSA, 2:33.55. 6, Ashley OaJy, Atlanta, 2:37.11. Maddy Crip-pen, Philadelphia, DQ. Caroline H- dreth. Australia, DQ.

aOOai batterfhf 1. Susan O'Neill, Australia, 2:07.20 (meet record). 2, Jessica DeGlau, Canada, 2:11.19. 3, Maid Mita Maki, Japan, 2:13.15. 4, Kristine Quance-Julian, Nortnridge, 2:14.09.

5, Jen Button, Canada, 2:14.27. 6, Kalyn Keear, Phoenix, 2:14.71. 7, EmUy Mason, Scottsdale, 2:16.46. 8, Jana Krohn, Phoerax, 2:16.67. Million Dollar Challenge Satardey'a raaalta At Saa City, Seat Par-72 Ernie Els 67-66-64197 Colin Montgomerie 66-69-68203 Darren Clarke 72-69-64205 Jim Furvk.

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Lewis and Jill McGIII, 65- 70-64199 Brad Bryant and Marta Figueras-Dotta, 66- 68-65199 Omar Uresti and Dtna Ammaccapane, 67- 67-65199 Steve Lowery and Chris Johnson, 68- 69-63200 Mike Hubert and Donna Andrews, 65-68-67200 Dudley Hart and Dawn Cos-Jones, 07-00-87 200 Mike Weir and Lorie Kane, 67-67-66200 Steve Flesoh and Janice Moodie, 68-65-67200 Tommy Armour HI and Cindy Figg- uaner, 07-68-65200 Father-Son Challenge Saturday's marts At Naplea, Wa. Par-72 Stave and Hale Irwin 59 Gary and Jack Ntcaklaus 60 Robert and Raymond Floyd 60 Wesley and Jerry Pate 62 David and Tom Kite 62 Kevin and Craig Stadler 62 Ron and Dave Stockton 62 John and Al Geiberger 63 Rick and lee Trevino 63 Myatt and Hubert Green 63 David and Bob Charles 64 Andrew and David Graham 65 Josh and Larry Netaon 65 Kyle and Charlie Coody 67 Bobby and Billy Caspar 67 Eric and Tom Weiskopf 69 FG .527, FT .742. eats: 7-14, .500 (Jefferson 2-2, Arenas 1-3. Gardner 4-6, Anderson 0-3). Blocked snots: 8 (Woods 5, Jefferson 2.

Walton) Turnovers: 18 (Woods 4. gardner 3, Jefferson 2, Walton 2, Frazier 2, Wessel 2, Anderson 2. Arenas). Steals: 4 (Gardner 2, Arenas, Woods). none.

FU FT Roto TEXAS Mm. M-A M-A O-T A PF fta Muoneke 25 4-13 1-1 2-3 1 4 9 Owens 37 8-16 2-6 7-11 0 4 19 Mihm 29 7-12 4-5 2-5 0 3 18 Wagner 37 4-12 1-2 2-3 5 5 11 Clay 30 1-7 3-4 1-6 1 3 5 McColpin 1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 3 Kelly 32 5-16 2-3 2-6 2 2 13 Ogden 9 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 3 Totals 200 31-79 13-21 22-43 9 24 81 RT Pta OF OA Philadelphia 15 8 4 1 35 81 61 New Jersey 13 9 3 2 31 70 62 Pittsburgh 8 13 3 4 23 75 74 N.Y. Rangers 8 14 4 1 21 60 75 N.Y. Islanders 6 14 3 0 15 47 71 Northeast Prrlsloa RT ptsOF OA Toronto 15 9 4 2 36 80 59 Ottawa 14 11 2 1 31 74 68 Boston 11 9 7 0 29 70 69 Buffalo 11 13 3 0 25 70 74 Montreal 9 17 1 1 20 56 71 RT Pta OF OA Florida 14 9 2 2 32 66 57 Carolina 11 8 7 0 29 63 64 Washington 9 11 5 1 24 62 71 Tampa Bay 9 14 2 2 22 69 80 Atlanta 7 15 2 1 17 57 88 WESTERN CONFERENCE Cirtrsl DtvtotoH WIT RT ptsQFGA Detroit 16 8 3 1 36 90 64 St Louis 16 7 2 0 34 78 54 Nashville 8 16 1 2 19 61 78 Chicago 6 16 4 2 18 70 87 ftofttMNMt DhrllNM RT Pta OF OA Vancouver 11 9 6 1 29 72 78 Colorado 11 12 3 1 26 71 74 Edmonton 7 12 6 4 24 62 67 Calgary 10 14 2 0 22 65 84 WIT RT Pta OF OA Phoenix 17 6 3 0 37 88 61 San Jose 15 12 3 2 35 88 76 LosAngeles 14 7 5 1 34 83 65 Dallas 13 11 3 1 30 60 60 Anaheim 12 12 3 1 28 69 65 Overtime losses count as a loss and a FG .392. FT .619.

oats: 6-19, .316 (Muoneke 0-2. Owens 1-3, Wagner 2-6, Clay Ogden 1-2). Team rebounds: 9. 0 3, mccolpin 1-1. nelly l-i, points at the break.

They were looking up at the Wildcats because, after doing a decent job of taking care of the ball in the first half, they got sloppy at the outset of the second. And Arizona made them pay. After Mihm's baseline jumper opened the half, the Wildcats went on their 16-2 run over a 3'Vminute span. Two of their buckets came on lazy passes by William Clay and Chris Ogden that were intercepted and converted into breakaway buckets by center Loren Woocls and Gardner. "Our offense got us in trouble," Barnes said.

"Our shot selection was poor and we gave them two easy baskets on turnovers that led to their run. We only had 13 turnovers, but a couple of them were real costly." Randy Riggs writes about University of Texas men's basketball. You may con- tact him at rriggsstatesman.com or 445-3957. sate 3 (Mihm 2, Owens). 13 (Muoneke 6.

Owens 3, Clay 2, Kelly. Continued from CI Arizona run, and by eight points with 69 seconds left, actually had a chance to tie the game in the final 10 seconds. Chris McColpin drained a three-pointer on his only shot of the night and Arizona's Luke Walton, son of former NBA great Bill Walton, answered with one of two free throws to give the Cats an 84-81 lead with 9.7 seconds left. But UT backup guard Darren Kelly, who scored 13 points and grabbed six rebounds, took the inbounds pass and drove all the way to the basket instead of kicking the ball out for a three-pointer. Kelly missed the layup, too, and Arizona hit three free throws after that to clinch the game.

"Darren played so hard. I think he got caught up in it a little," Barnes said. "He got a little excited, but he played his heart out." It was only after Kelly missed the layup that the Wildcats could breathe easy. "He was my man," Jefferson said. "Once he crossed that three-point line, it was like, 'Hey, let him score the That last minute was nerve-wracking.

They hit so many big shots, and we couldn't stop them." The Longhorns didn't do much to stop Jefferson, especially in the second half when he scored all of his team-high 19 points after taking only one shot in the first half because of foul trouble. After Texas chipped away to finally tie the game at 66 on two free throws by Chris Mihm with 3:53 left, Jefferson took over. He drained two three-pointers, sandwiched around a spinner in the key, to help rebuild Arizona's lead to 76-68. Gardner also was hot, hitting four of six three-point attempts (three of three in the second half) to finish with 18 points as all of the Wildcats' starters finished in double figures. "Jason made some great choices in the second half," Arizona Coach Lute Olsen said.

"And Richard likes the pressure situations. He's Ogden). Steals: 7 (Clay 2, Muoneke. Owens. Wagner, Kelly.

Ogden). Technical fouls: none. Art. 15,226. Verne Harris, Jerry White.

Richie Ballesteros 8988 5081 31 someone the guys are going to look for when we need a bucket." Texas stayed close thanks in large part to Chris Owens. The sophomore power forward had career highs with 19 points and 11 rebounds, both team highs. Mihm added 18 points, while Ivan Wagner tossed in 11. The Longhorns found themselves in a catch-up situation in the second half after leading by as many as nine points midway through the first half and two BYOB 5. BYOB 4 a.

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