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SPORTS 6E TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2002 DETROIT FREE PRESS WWW.FREEP.COM COLLEGE BASKETBALL DY MILLAR-HINDS TANK MCNAMARA TMlfi WECK ON CN-TMfc- I XcR6AT6PPYTM6Mu66 1 I WS'RS CALLIMS OUR PAIP TOPAVt PALt-PARK. LOCK AT A rW ClkH Of UMKi WORKED. Patterson provides painstaking effort I Pitching with injuries common for Tigers reliever By JOHN LOWE FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER Men's NIT fccond round (Monday) Syracuse 06, Butler 65 (OT) Richmond 67, Minnesota 66 Second mind (today) Temple 116-14) Louisville (19-12), 7:00 Louisiana Tech (22-9) at Villanova (18-12), 7:30 Tennessee Tech (264) it Yale (21-10). 7:30 Ball Suit (22-11) at Louisiana State (19-14), OO Nevada-Las Vegas (21-10) at South Carolina (19-14), 9:00 Second round (Wednesday) Bngham Young (18-11) at Memphis (23-9), 7:30 Women's NIT Second round (Sunday) Alabama 99, Eastern Kentucky 77 Oregon 50, Oregon State 48 Vermont 60, Saint Joseph's 55 Washington 97, Southern Cal 87 Quarterfinals (today) Alabama (19-11) at Michigan Suti (18-12), 7:00 hiartarflnati (Wednesday) Vermont (23) at Virginia Tech (20-10), 7:00 Houston (24-7) at Valparaiso (26), 7:05 I Oregon 119-13) at Washington (19-11), 10:30 Men's NCAA Division II tournament AT CVANSVTLLC, INO. Quarterfinals (Wednesday) WELCOME RELIEF Danny Patterson's statistics in his two seasons with the Tigers and for his career: LAKELAND, Fla.

Even as he described an injury that sidelined him, Tigers righthander Danny Patterson provided insight into his career-long willingness to pitch with IP SO ERA 2000 58 56 69 29 5 1 3.97 2001 60 64 64 27 5 4 3.06 Career 288 322 354 206 24 16 3.97 TENNIS EXIII3. STANDINGS I RED WINGS STATISTICS Through Monday AMERICAN LEAGUE WTA rankings Listed wtth rw ml awirrt cakaMtoa SINGLES TT "PCT ...4,767 4,616 Indiana (Pa.) (27-4) vs. Northwest Missouri State (29-2), noon 1. Jemiler 2. Venus Wtlliaim 3.

Martina Hingis 4. Lindsay Cal-San Bernadino (28-1) vs. Metro State (Col.) (26-6), 2:00 3,811 snaw IN.t.J UIA) vs. West Beorgia 124-8), 6:00 Adeiphi (NY.) (28-2) vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (29-2), 8:00 Semifinals (Thursday) 9.

Kun Uiisters. 3,375 3,069 -A974 6. Monica 7. Justine Henin. 6.

Jelena Dokic IndNW Mo. winner vf. San BernardinoMetn) St. winner, 6:00 Shawwest Ga. winner vs.

AdeiphiKy. wesleyan winner, 8:00 9. Serena 10. Amelie pain. Patterson, who inherits trouble and saves leads in the seventh and eighth innings, pitched the final four months of last season with a torn muscle in his left heel.

The injury got worse and made him change his delivery, which by September caused his pitching elbow to hurt. Finally, with less than a week left in the season, he stopped pitching. "We were so far out of it," Patterson said, "there was no .2.088 11. Sandrine Testud 12. Silvia Farina Elia 1,748 13.

Meghann 1,724 Final (Saturday) TBA vs. TBA, noon Women's NCAA Dlv. II tournament AT ROCHESTER, MINN. Duarterllnalt (Wednesday) Cal-Porv Pomona 125-4) vs. Mars Hill (NO (264).

2:00 14. Arantxa Sanchei-Vicarie. 1,537 15. Elena 16. Nathalie Tauiiat 17.

Daniela Hafltucho 18. Amanda Coeuer 1,164 ..1,428.75 1.363 Glenville (W.Va.) (28-3) vs. American Intl. (Mass.) (28-3), 4:00 PLAYER CP PTS W- PM PP 5H GW SHT Brendan Shanahan 69 33 33 66 25 103 11 3 6 236 Sergei Fedorov 69 25 33 58 20 28 9 0 211 Brett Hull 69 24 28 52 20 29 4 1 4 189 Nicklas Lidstrom 69 9 40 49 14 14 6 0 0 195 SteveYzerman 51 13 35 48 12 18 5 1 5 104 Luc RobitaiHe 69 29 15 44 -3 30 13 0 5 166 Igor Larionov 61 9 27 36 0 44 4 0 1 45 ChrbChelios 69 6 30 36 41 90 1 0 1 111 Pavel Datsyuk 62 11 20 31 7 2 2 0 1 69 KrisDrapw 69 13 14 27 27 40 0 1 3 109 Boyd Devereaux 67 8 16 24 14 18 0 0 2 103 Kirk Maltby 69 8 14 22 13 34 0 1 5 98 Tomas Holmstrom 56 7 14 21 -12 50 5 0 1 65 Mathieu Dandenault 68 7 10 17 -1 36 1 0 2 81 Steve Duchesne 55 3 12 15 6 22 1 0 2 62 FredrikOlausson 46 2 13 15 9 22 0 1 1 61 Darren McCarty 49 4 6 10 4 79 0 1 0 55 Jiri Fischer 67 2 7 9 14 63 0 0 1 84 Jason Williams 16 2 2 4 -1 4 0 0 0 20 Sean Avery 25 2 2 4 4 55 0 0 1 21 Maxim Kuznetsov 29 1 2 3 5 32 0 0 0 20 JesseWallin 14 01 1 -1 13 0 0 0 7 UweKrupp 200 00 0 000 0 GOALIES GP MIN AVG W-L-T SO 6 5H SV Manny Legace 16 869 2.07 9-4-1 1 30 403 .926 OominikHasek 56 3314 2.14 39-11-5 4 118 1418 .917 Totals 69 4200 2.14 48-154 6 150 1823 .918 GOLF 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 South Dakota State 127-8) vs. Northern Kentucky (26-6), 7:00 19.

Iroda Turyaganova 20. Magdalena Maleeva ..1,199 ..1,186 ...1,164 lorna i ecu ui-ii vs. southeastern Oklahoma 9:00 Semifinals (Thursday) Zl. Lisa PomonaMars Hill winner vs. GlenvilleAmer.

Intl. winner, 7:00 22. Tamarine 23. Barbara 1,058 point risking a career-ending injury at that point." Baltimore 11 7 .611 Detroit 12 8 .600 Oakland 12 8 .600 Texas 12 8 .600 Kansas City 10 7 .588 Minnesota 12 10 .545 Toronto 10 9 .526 Anaheim 11 10 .524 Cleveland 10 10 .500 Boston 9 10 .474 New York 10 12 .454 Seattle 8 12 .400 Tampa Bay 6 10 .375 Chicago 7 13 .350 NATIONAL LEAGUE ret Arizona 16 6 .727 St. Louis 13 6 .684 Houston 9 7 .562 Philadelphia 9 7 .562 Colorado 10 9 .526 San Diego 10 9 .526 San Francisco 10 9 .526 Pittsburgh 10 10 .500 Montreal 9 9 .500 Milwaukee 10 11 .476 New York 9 11 .450 Atlanta 8 11 .421 Los Angeles 6 10 .375 Chicago 7 14 .333 Florida 6 12 .333 Cincinnati 6 13 .316 24.

Daja Bedanova .....1,046 25. Angeles Montolio 1,018 26. Francesca 27. Alexandra Stevenson ...1,015 ..988 75 At that point. Does that mean there are ...969 28.

AiSugiyama. S.D.StNo. Ky. winner, vs. Fla, Tech-SW Okla.

winner, 9:00 Final (Saturday) TBA vs. TBA, 8:00 Men's NAIA Division I tournament AT KANSAS CITY, MO. Semifinals (Monday) Science Arts (Okla.) Ill, Barat (III.) 106 (OT) Oklahoma Baptist 93, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 81 Final (today) 948 Ci Rita 947 936 933 points when Patterson would continue to pitch, even while risking a career-ending injury? 30. Anne Kremer 31. Henrleta Nagyovi 32.

Tatiana Panova 33. Cristina Torrens Valerp.m 34. Patty Schnyder 35. Nathalie Dechy ...900 ...897 Science Arts (Okla.) (23-7) vs. Oklahoma Baptist (32-4), 8:00 x.

Anastasia Myskini 37. Nicole Women's NAIA Division I tournament Absolutely," he said. When? "If we were in the running for ..648 ..832 38. Maoui Serna 39. Martina ..805 40.

Nadia ...803 PGA money leaders LPGA money leaders tournaments AT JACKSON, TENN. Semifinals (Monday) Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 87, Central State (Ohio) 77 Oklahoma City 82, Union (Term.) 76 Final (today) the World Series, you do whatever it takes," said Patterson, 31, 803 ...797.25 789 l.Anmka Sorenstam $226325 .6 $1,5: ,7 $1,2. .757 who never has made it past the 1. Tiger Woods k. 2.

Brad Faxon 3. Jose Maria Olazaba! 41. Elena Likhovtseva 42. Adriana Serra 43. Conchita Martinez.w.w, 44.

Anna Smashnova 45. Marlene Weingartner 46. Emmanuelle 47. Gala Leon Garcia 48. Janette Husarova South.

Naiarene (Okla.) (334) vs. Oklahoma City (36-2), 8:00 ...753 Men's NCAA Div. I tournament leaders first round of the playoffs. "It might be the only shot that you .736.75 716 714 7105 .,.690 NOTE: Teams may have two games because of split 4. Clins OiMarco ...........8 5.

Kevin Sutherland 7 i.JerryKelty 8 7. Scott McCarron .7 B. Phil Mickelson 7 9. Sergio Garcia .........6 49. Alcia AGGREGATE SCORING ah Juan Dixon, Maryland 58 have.

I'd go for it." 50. Anabel Medina JarvH Hayes, Georgia 57 If an injury ends Patterson MONDAY'S RESULTS WTA money leaders Caron Butler, Connecticut 55 Tayshaun Prince, Kentucky 54 10. Ernie Els 3 11. Len Mattiace ..............7 12. Oavid Toms .....7 career, then it will be a career that closes as it began.

1. Martina Hingis 2. Jennifer Capriati 3. Daniela Hantucnova Detroit 1, Tampa Bay 0 N.Y.Mets7,Florida7 Boston 8, Baltimore 3 13. Kenny Perry ......8 370,481 .474,044 389,745 When I signed, I was hurt, he 4.

Monica Seles 14. watt Kucnar 15. MattGogel 5 16. Pat Perez .9 5. Venus Williams Brian Brown, Ohio State ,2 52 Aaron McGhee, Oklahoma 51 Leonaid Stokes, Cincinnati 50 Brett Bluzard, North Carolina-Wilmington 47 Luke Jackson, Oregon 47 Luke Ridnour, Oregon 46 Romain Sato, Xavier 46 AGGREGATE REBOUNDS pts said.

"I couldn't throw when I Pittsburgh 6, Texas 4 Toronto 3, Minnesota 1 36.742 e. Lisa Raymond 17. Ian Leggatt 7 7. Amelie Mauresmo signed. I mean, barely." .224,273 ,...218,114 Atlanta 0, St.

Louis 0(10) IB. John took 8. Anna Kournikova 19. Rorv Sabbatini 6 9. Justine Hemn .185,311 This was 1990, after the Texas Philadelphia 4, Kansas City 4 111 Z.

Rachel Teske 3. Lorie Kane 2 4. Mi Hyun Kim 5. Crislle Kerr 2 6. Heather Bowie 7.

Akiko Fukushima 8. Gloria Park 2 9. Carin Koch .........................2 9. Grace Park 2 U.Juli 2 12. JeongJang 2 13.

Mhairi McKay 7 14. Tina Barrett ...2 15. Catriona Matthew .2 16. Emilee Klein 17. Suzanne Strudwick 18.

Kris Tschetter 19. Laurel Kean 19. Leta Llndley 1 21. Michele Redman 2 22. Ltselotte Neumann 23.

2 24. Tracy Hanson 25. Kelly Robtuns 1 26. Laura Diaz .....2 27. Tina Fischer 2 28.

Sophie Guslafson 28. Rosle 1 28. Sriani Waugh 31. Natalie GuWs ..2 32. Vicki Goeue-Ackerntin 33.

Donna Andrews 33. Silvia Cavalleri 2 35. Candie Kung 36. Denise Killeen 10. KimClljsters 168,024 11.

Silvia Farina Ella 150.328 20. Vijay Singh .7 21. Charles Howell 111 8 22. Lee Janzen 7 23. Fred Funk Rangers picked him deep in the draft the previous season.

12. Rennae Stubbs 130,043 Josh Davis, Wyoming ,......5 25 Curtis Borchardt, Stanford ...2 23 yan Humphrey, Notre Dame 23 tlickCohison, Kansas 2 22 Anthony Terrell, North Carolina-Wilmington 22 Anaheim 4, Oakland 3 Colorado 6, Seattle 1 Milwaukee 8, Chicago Cubs 2 13. Arantxa Sanchez-Vlcario 126,324 124,257 I think I tore something in my Arizona 16, Chicago White Sox 13 Emeka Okafor, Connecticut 2 21 $16,400 24. Paul Azmger ....6 25. Cameron Beckman ,..7 26 Peter Lonard .........7 27.

J.L. Lewis ....7 28. John Dal 7 14. Sandrine Testud 15. Serena Williams 16.

Emmanuelle Gagliardl 17. Amanda Coetzer 18. Elena Dementieva Jermaine Dearman, Southern Illinois ...............2 19 the-line situation, but when that's all you've got, it almost is. You just keep going out there as much as you can." He laughed again. "If I can; I'll go out there." Every time Patterson pitches well, it means the Juan Gonzalez trade wasn't a washout.

Patterson came to the Tigers with Gonzalez and catcher Gregg Zaun for six players. None of those six including Justin Thompson, who threw his most recent big-league pitch with Detroit has done as much for Texas in the past two seasons as Patterson has done for the Tigers. He's 10-5 with a 3.49 ERA in two seasons, and he has gotten countless crucial outs late in victories. He has allowed only 25 of 106 inherited runners to score. Patterson is listed at 185 pounds.

The same thing holds true that Strelitz noticed when he scouted Patterson as a 140-pound-er in high school. "What I liked besides his toughness," Strelitz said, "is that he couldn't, throw the Tiall straight." His sinker is the pitch that gets him out of so many jams. About two months inta last season, Patterson hit something while running in the outfield and damaged his heel. "It got worse and worse," he said. "It hurt all year." His performance didn't show it.

And during the off-season, the Tigers didn't treat him like a risk. They gave him the first multiyear deal of his career: a three-year contract worth about $7 million. Don't expect him to be more eager to sit out with injuries just because he has a three-year contract. "It's still going to be hard," he said. "It's not going to get any easier." His history of injuries makes him especially grateful for the rich contract.

"I've played with injuries my whole life," he said. "I don't know when it's going to be over." Two days after he said this, he left his first appearance qthe exhibition season with back jain. That was 2V2 weeks ago, and he hasn't pitched in a game since. He was given a cortisone shot i the back last week, and now'he's throwing again in the bullpett He wants to be in a game soon. Given his history, he will be ready, for Opening Day two weeks from tonight.

"When you get older, the aches and pains are still going to be there," Patterson said. "I'm: not going to stop doing everything I can because I have some security. It's not the way I am. I'll do everything I can." TODAY'S GAMES $14,802 $14,310 $14,150 shoulder," Patterson said with the laugh of a man who has survived. "When I was in junior college, I Detroit vs.

Philadelphia, 1:05 119,500 ...119,324 119,191 118,011 ........109,272 107,952 103,065 100,575 irmi7j trwin Dudley, Alabama ..............3 19 Dan Gadiuric, UCLA 2 19 Drew Gooden, Kansas 2 19 Immanuel McElroy, Cincinnati 2 19 David West, Xavier 19 K. Janette Husarova 20. Meghann Shaughnessy 21. Daia Bedanova Tampa Bay vs. Texas, 1:05 Los Angeles vs.

Houston, 1 :05 22. Nathalie Dechy SINGLE-GAME SCORING (round In aartrrtheses) couldn't throw it five feet. That was probably one of the worst injuries I ever had." 23. Magdalena Maleeva 29. Bob Estes 30.

David Berganio Jr. 8 31. Oavid Peoples 8 32. Jim Furyk 6 33. Rod Parnpling .8 34.

John Huston ......7 35. Kaname Yokoo 34. Rocco Mediate .6 37. Briny Baird .........8 38. Joey Smdelar .....6 39.

Loren Roberts 24. Katarina Srebotnik Minnesota vs. Baltimore, 1 :05 Kansas City vs. Cleveland, 1 .05 Montreal vs. N.Y.

Mets, 1:10 25. Adriana Serra Zanettl 98,592 98,235 98,164 41 Tayshaun Prince, Kentucky vs. Tulsa (second) 39....... Leonard Stokes, Cincinnati vs. UCLA (second) 34 Butier, Connecticut vs.

North Carolina State (second) 26. Alexandra Stevenson Patterson didn make much of 27. Tamarine Tanasugarn Oakland vs. Colorado, 3:05 95,364 91,393 37. Yu Ping ai augiyama Chicago Cubs vs.

Milwaukee, 3:05 29. Barbara Schett 38. Kathryn Marshall hall .87,159 2 $11,31 1 1 3 $11,3: an impression on scouts when he was a senior in high school in California. He wasn't throwing 30. Anna Smashnova .........86,565 San Francisco vs.

White Sox, 3:05 40. Justin Leonard 41. MarkO'Meara. 7 42. Per-Ulrik Johansson 8 39.

Beth Daniel 39. Maria Hjorth 39. Se Ri Pak 31. Nicole Pratt 85.831 ii. Brian Brown, Ohio State vs.

Davidson (first) 33 Williams, Alabama vs. Florida Atlantic (first) ".32.. Mark Hull, UC Santa Barbara vs. Arltona (first) 1 31 Jarvis Hayes, Georgia vs. Murray State (first) 31 Karangwa, Siena vs.

Alcorn State (opening) Brett Burnette, N.C-Wilmington vs. Indiana (second) 29 Juan Oixon, Maryland vs. Siena (first) -29 Juan Dixon, Maryland vs. Wisconsin (second) 29 Luke Jackson, Oregon vs. Wake Forest (second) Cincinnati vs.

NY Yankees, 7:15 32. Rita Grande .83,059 33. Jelena Dokic .82,350 Anaheim vs. San Diego, 9:05 43. Jay Don Blake hard.

Rangers scout Lenny Stre-litz knew the reason. 44. Jesper Parnevik 10 45. Mike Weir ...7 42JillMcGill 42. Nancy Scranton 42.

Charlotta Sorenstam 45. Beth Bauer DETROIT'S UPCOMING GAMES 34. Anne Kremer .81,088 35. Maggi Sema 7B 7U 36. Paola Suarez 74,322 37.

MeilenTu 67,774 46. Tom Lehman ...7 Florida at Lakeland, 1 :05 SINGLE-GAME REBOUNDS (round in parentheses) Strelitz had coached Patterson LPGA statistical leaders I. Martina Sucha 66.586 47. Mark Calcavecclna .,...8 48. Andrew Magee ..,..........9 49.

Scott Verplank 6 Kansas City at Lakeland, 7:05 39. Marlene Weingartner ...........65,510 40. Francesca Schiavont ,65,038 50. Craki Perks 7 51. Chris Riley 7 41.

ElsCallens .64,321 Scorincj average: 1, Annika Sorenstam, 68.14; 2, Candie Kung, 68.33; 3, Lorie Kane, 68.86; 4, Stephanie Keener, 69.00; 5, Laurie Rinker-Graham, 69.67; 6, Mi Hyun Kim, on a scout-league team and had seen him pitch better than he did during the high school season. Strelitz learned that Patterson ,17 Marcus Fleming, Alcorn State vs. Siena (opening) Okalor, Connecticut vs. Hampton (first) Josh Davis, Wyoming vs. Gonzaga (first) "14 Hayes, Georgia vs.

Murray State (first) 13 Collison, Kansas vs. Stanford (second) 13 Dan Gadzuric, UCLA vs. Cincinnati (second) 13 Drew Gooden, Kansas vs. Holy Cross (first) 13....... Darius Songaila, Wake Forest vs.

Oregon (second) 13 Anthony Terrell, N.C.-Wilmington vs. Indiana (second) Sat: Toronto at Dunedin, 1 :05 Houston at Lakeland, 1 :05 N.Y. Mets at Lakeland, 1 :05 Tigers 1, Devil Rays 0 42. Elena Likhovtseva .63,128 43. Tatiana Panova 62,950 44.

Patty Schnyder 62,339 69.71; 7, Nicole DaFkas, Joan Pkcock, Suzanne Strudwick, Crrstie Kerr, Carin Koch and Grace 31. John Kollins 53. Rich Beem 54. Scott Hoch 5 55. Nick Price 3 56.

Joel Edwards 7 57. Shigeki Maruyama 58. Fred Couples ......,.......6 59. Duffy Waldorf 8 Pant, 70.0U. TAMPA BAY DETROIT an had a broken pinky on his pitching hand.

Of course, Patterson pitched despite the fracture. Top 10 finishes (percentage): 1, Lorie Kane, Annika Sorenstam, Laurel Kean, Leta Lindley SINGLE -GAME ASSISTS round ht parentheses) NOnTHVILLE Monday's results Tvnerlf 4 0 2 anoxacnei lesne, i.uuu. Abernathy2b 3 0 0 6U. Retiet boosen Rounds below par: 1, Rachel Teske, 1.000; nun on Sefoikor He was willing to take the ball Easley 2b 2 Mageerf 1 Fick rf Salazar 2b 1 Higginsonlf 3 Cruz pr-lf 1 Yours lb 3 ld-tt UW und. ucet 2:03 11 Barnes, UCLA vs.

Cincinnati (second) 11 t. Blake, Maryland vs. Siena (first) 10 Rashad Wright, Georgia vs. Murray State (first) 9 Earnest Cmmbley, Florida Atlantic vs. Alabama (first) Knight, Pittsburgh vs.

Central Connecticut St. (first) 9 Patrick Sparks, Western Kentucky vs. Stanford (first) 61. Brandel Chamblee Jb 62. Stephen Ames 63.

Brent Geiberger 8 illi 2, Annika Sorenstam, 3, Leta Lindley, 4, Lone Kane and Crrstie Kerr, 6, Stephanie Keever, Candie Kung and Laurie Rinker-Graham, 9, Gloria Park and Suz 0'Leary rl Brown rf Smith lb Our Raiderette (PUD 9.00 300 210 Stormatory (Lake) 2.80 2.10 KiKiCrkkettlKramerr 2.20 Sanrjberg3o 3 0 Onto Drive. Mv Godch d. Ezbreezvbeautk 0 0 Simon lb 1 2 0 Palmtrdh 3 when he was less than 100 percent," Strelitz said by phone Monday. "That's always been part of his game. anne strudwick, .600.

Conticf 4 0 Dnvtnc distance: 1, Maria Hjorth, 2633; 2, 6 Kirk Hmnch, Kansas vs. Stanford (second) 8... Steve Logan, Cincinnati vs. Boston University (first) 8...... Salim Stoudamire, Arizona vs.

Wyoming (second) 8 Williams, Illinois vs. San Diego State (first) 64. Brett Ouigley .....7 65. Phil Tataurangi 6 66. Steve Flesch .8 67.

Brian Gay IMM.J 68. Kenneth Staton .......10 69. Billy Andrade ....8 70. Davis Love III nil, uaneiot oodoi, nine lerrnic. Perfecta (3-7) paid $30.80 Tritecta (3-T-6) paid $159A0 Flaherty Fasanoc Smith ss Freel ss brace far, fljj.b; wenoy ward, Zbu.g; 4, Sherrl Turner, 259.4; 5, Si Ri Pak.

258.6; 6. 0 0 0 Rivera pn 1 0 0 0 Halter ss 3 0 10 Cardonac 0 0 0 0 Paquette3l) 3 0 0 0 Wilsonss 0 0 0 0 Iraec 2 ikn. trot: 2:05 3fl He wants the ball. He never Peace Pact (Cold) hO 9 60 4.40 Jean Bartholomew, 257.6; 7, Tamie Durdin, 257.5; 8, Smritl Mehra, 257.3; 9. Karria takes the easy way out." DrZorrolGoodell) 9.20 5.60 BomToSpeedlWreim) 3.00 Sturtzep Yanp Kemp Coiomep Webb, 256.0; 10, Kelly Koctom, 255.9.

0 0 0 0 Hamahan3b0 0 0 0 6 Maciascf 3 Drivlm Kcuracsi 1, Mavumi Nakaiima. Britt un he bo. Have Another. Esouire Patterson recalls that in 1997, R07- 1 Alliuw CIma. (UK- I 71.

Steve Strieker 7 72. John Senden 73. Paul Goydos ...4 74. JeffSkinn 9 75. Chris Smith .....8 76.

6 77. Jay Haas 6 78. Steve Elkirtgton 6 79. KJ. Choi 7 Graham, 4, Yu Ping Lin, 5, Suzy Green, 6, Karen Daves, Lora Fairclough, not, wait's Mr dig, Koot station Bobby.

Perfect! (Ml paid $66.00 Daily Double (3-7) paid K3M Jackson If I Sparks 0 I Walker 0 I Miller 0 1 Perisho 0 I 32 0 Totals 30 his rookie season with Texas, he pitched four months with three tears in his right shoulder. Luctana Hemvenuti, Diana 0 Alessw and Jean iMIilZ, .846. dm. con. OKI: 2:03 45 Totals Greens at reoutatlon: 1.

Joan Pkcock .870: CICamiam(Rldeoul) 55.20 38.20 5.60 Tampa Bay .000 000 00 Detroit 0OO 000 00 ssJWRader Wroht) 5.00 2.80 'I had surgery the day after the unoie Kung, tiona Pike, 4, Mayumi Nakaiima, 5, Annika Sorenstam, Tracy Friu (Kramer) 2.20 Cardona. Paguette. DP: Devil Rays 1, Tigers 80. Luke Donald Jl 81. Frank LiddKer II 8 82.

Skip Kendall ..8 83. Robert Allenby i season ended," he said. A Rebe Laao fie Monster. Ca oaio 6, Lone Kane and Cnstie Kerr, 8, tuts: uevii Kays 0, tigers 6. ifts: baiazar.

Halter. HK: Rivera (2). SB: Huff. CS: Tyner. Wendy Doolan, .750: 9, Nicole Dalkas and He has pitched through subse m.

uavid uuval Stephanie Keever, .741. bin, wicnaia mho jewen. Trlfecta (4-5-1) paid $909.80 Pick 3 (3-7-4) paid $290.80 War ta Puttmi avenge (per round): 1, Catherine 85. Billy Mayfair 8 86. Joe Durant .............7 87.

Bob Tway 6 88. Steve Lowen ...7 Tampa Bay Slurue Yan Kent Art, C) UM 9.A1 am quent injuries since then. Asked what keeps him working when he's injured, Patterson said, "Being a 47th-round draft pick and tartwrignt, ttarp Whitehead, 3, Jane Crafier, Barb Mucna and Rachel Teske, 27.50; 6, Liselotte Neumann, 27.80; 7, Gail Graham, Cathy Johnston-Forbes, Smrki Mehra Night Kiss (Scrt) 5.40 3.60 2.80 Idealistic (Rouleau) 3.20 2.80 SF Prohibit (Harp) 10.40 CoiomelLW) l'n and tatrin Nilsmark, 28.00. 89. Jerry Smith 8 90.

Stewart Cink 7 91. Mathew Goggin .........4 92. Harrison Frazar .......7 93. Kent Jones 7 Keo uevi Lookout miss xool ue-tar-Lo. Birdies: 1, Annika Sorenstam, 33; 2.

Lorie Don't Worry Dad. Sir-Fer CadeL Don't Wor Detroit Sparks Walker Miller Perisho (W 2-0) ry Dad-finished fifth, placed seventh lor Kane and Mhairi McKay, 30; 4, Tracy Hanson, 28; 5, Emilee Klein, 26; 6, Heather Bowie and 94. Chad Campbell 9 95. Tommy Armour III Crist Kerr, 25; 8, Mi Hyun Kim, Carin Koch, breaking violation. Perfecta Trtfecta (34-2 paid $325.40 Pick 3H2of3) (74-3) paid $28.20 2:08.

4,045. knowing that you either do or you go home. More out of necessity than anything else. I've never been a superstar, I've got to keep throwing. Grace Park and Kris Tschetter, 24.

Eagles: 1, Maria Hlorth and Gristle Kerr, 2 COLLEGE HOCKEY CCHA playoffs Quart crfinaH Northern Michigan 3, Notre Dam 1 Ohio State 6, Alaska-Fairbanks 5 (OT) Semifinals Michigan 2. Otiio State 1 (OT) ichigan State 2, Northern Michigan 1 Fin. Sunday it Louts Arena, Detroit) M-cftigan 3, Michigan State 2 Michigan 3, Michigan State 2 Michigan State 1 1 0-2 Michigan 1 1 X-J First period MichKiart, Mink 5 (Gajic, Shouneyia), 3:43 Michigan State, Goldie 9 (Fast), 6:55 (pp) Second ptrtMl Mtchigan, Ortmeyer 13 (Cammafleri), 8:54 Michigan State, Clark (Insana), 18:56 Third period Michigan, Ortmeyer 14 (Nystrom, Cammalleri), 4:39 (pp) Shots: Michigan State 9-7-7 23; Michigan 9-13-5 27, Goalies: Mtchigan State, Miller; Michigan, Blackburn. 16,452. Referee: Steve Piotrow4ci.

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Of 103. Peter Jacobsen .6 to Iowa (AAA); optioned infielder David Kelton to ine street, not i icxec Lnarue nnows. 104. Paul Stankowski 6 105. Tom Pernice Jr.

....8 (1-3) DIM $130.20 west Tern tAA); reassigned outiielder Kmera Bar-tee to minor league camp. DOXING PILL IMYLE'S NORTIIVILLE SELECTIONS Tritecta (1.32!uid $232.20 (1. MILWAUKEE: Optioned intlelders Marcus Scu- Pick 3(2of3) (4-3-1) paid $41.40 106. Ben Crane JJ 107. Jeff Maggert ,....,..,..7 108.

Tim Petrovic 8 109. John Riegger 5 Fight schedule Ufa ClliWt 8th 600, cond, pace, mile: taro and Elvis Pena to Indianapolis (AAA); reassigned pitchers Den-in EOert, Gus Gandarillas, Ryan Glynn, catcher Lance Burkhait infielder Jon Zuber 1-1-1 Pkd.Htnk.ja ll 4-Threetimer Arbor Get Go (Mcl) 4.40 2.60 5.60 Party Man (Tomlin) 340 3 00 Thursday at Phoenli: Hector Camacho Jr. vs. 1IU. Tim Herron Post time: 7:40 Best best: Man Of Honor In the fourth race Sleeper: Kentucky Scooter in the ninth race Gimmick: Box 3-4-tV8, 12th-race trifecta Passing lane mon Goodtt 24-S Out 4th em Cvtsaa ano outtieioer Kobert Perez to minor league camp.

Omar Weis, 10, super lightweights. OB Spiral (Webster) 3.20 N.T. METS: Onioned oitchen Michael Bacsik. Friday at Phoenli: James Tone. Grand Rag- Dr Spin, Alma's Lady, Katlty's Pay Off, 111.

Heath Skxum 8 112. Carlos Franco ...8 113. David Gossett .8 114. Mike Sposa JJ 5- Meagttia 2- BT, Luther 1-Baron Max 3- Raiders Moon 6- Energetic View 7- GatorRaid 8- Wascal'sGlrl Dcky Gonzalei, Mark Corey and catcher Jason Phillips to rtorfolfc (AAA); reassigned pitcher John Fras- Ms, vs. Swne Asipeli, 10, cruiserweights; La-mont Pearson vs.

Manuel Sepeda, 10, light nriienion. xratcn: naom. Perfecta (1-5) pakt $12.48 5- 2-5 Skimmed the cones Webster 2-34 Nipped at wire Kramer 54-3 Shuffled, out Edwards 6- 2-1 1st over trip Putnam 5-3-6 Pocket trip Sweeney U-43 TOO mnri nare mile- Trlfecta (1-51 paid $34 40 catore, catchers Jimmv Goniaiez and Joe Deoastino, weights. 3-Hate's Nlmrod 4-4-2 Slid raN, out White. infielders' lis Figueroa, Haniey Frias and Jose Reyes rick 3 paw W.IW 115.

Brett Wetterictl .6 116. Brad Elder .6 117. Russ Cochran ,.....5 Friday at Pah. Yon! Vargas vs. Ever Be- i-EvMftlchar ana outtieioer uarren Bragg to minor league camp.

cond. aaee: 2:03 A pace, mile: leno, 10, for Vargas California lightweight title. 1-SFKetptaka 7- 1-1 3rd ovtrtna Webster 6- 2-7 3rd ever tria DWandar 8- 5-6 1st over trip Kramer 7- S-2 Burned 1st over Goodell OAKLAND: Traded Ditcher Luis Vizcaino to Texas 118. Robert Damron 4 Armbro Ligueur 1-2-3 Friday at Huntington, N.Y.1 Carmine Tufano for pitcher Justin Duchscherer. 4-SAms Legacy vs.

Brad Baker, super middieweights. 119. HidemlchiTanaka 7 120. Spike McRoy 121. Hal Sutton .8 TAMPA BAY: Claimed pitcher Jorge Sosa off 5-7-3 Snuffled, out str.

Wolfe Chrstna Cadet (Oml) 6JJ0 3.20 3.00 Polite Society (Mnrlman) 2.40 2.60 Sign Says Go (Roach) 7.60 Steppin Pretty, Minority Viewpoint, Pay The Toll, Mobil Lindsay, Water's Delight Mobil Lindsav-finished fourth, aiaeed vu. iaturday at Lend on: Prince Naseem Hamed t-AnOr's Magic 7-Courtesy Liquor 5-1-4 Passing lane move Morgan waivers from Milwaukee; placed pitcher Kevin 2- Tucson Medalist 1-Prfinear 3 Kentucky Scooter 5- Silver Sun-Shine 6- 0tfensive Star 7- Come On Scooter 3-5-2 2-24 2-8-7 S4-1 7-1-3 2-8-S 3rd over, 3 wide Brown Pkd.M, 3rd over Kramer Locked ta lata Casaroda 3rd, 2nd over Sweeney Health question Edmonds Uncharted interfer. Goodell Lead to Vi, on str. Lake 1st over trip Mcllmrry 122. Esteban Toledo vs.

Manuel Calvo, 12, featherweigrits; Johnny Tapia vs. Angel Vazquez, 10, super bantam 9.ac-)orvs Mctaiincny on tne tHKUy aisaoM list Basketball 7-Cencherer 4-6-3 In new IsMvtl emn rar oreaking violation. 123. Jonathan Byrd JJ $92,794 124. Jay Williamson $89,225 125.

JJ. 8 $88,910 Perfecta 6-1 paid $19.40 4-KitiaiFIHy I Radical ttar Roger 5-3-3 weights. LATEST LINE MINNESOTA: Signed guard Robert Pack to a 10- Tnfecta (6-1-5) paid $143.60 cond, pace, mile 1- 'II Stand Bavoo oay contact, placed guard will Avery on tne injured nek 3 paio vti.w PGA statistical leaders 5-Matti a Looker 7-77 Orlver change a-2-2 2nd over past Vt Wolfe 7-3-1 Slid ran, nit it DolosM 84-7 2nd start Last! Rideout 4- 7-6 Skimmed the cones Murdock 5- 56 Health Question Alexander 7-3-3 Slid rail, XX str. Currier 4-6-7 Skimmed the cones Harp list oat elm. trot: 2:02 IK Shuffled, out lata Surrrth 2-Fleeting Star j-RonnawayRlJttl 5- CRIMdra 6- Prorated World Championships AT NAGANO, JAPAN Monday's results MEN PHOENIX: Placed forward Tom Gugliotta on the Hollrwd Joe (Wbs 8.00 2 60 ,2 40 2.

Tiger Woods, 69.23'; 3. Jose Maria Olaiaoal'. iniured list; activated guard Joe Crispin from the m- BirdsallJeanlWrem) 2.40 220 69.29; 4, Viiay Singh, 69 58; 5, Kenny Perry jurea iisl Baron Sahbra (Peter) 2) 7- Lycra 6-Super Cross 1- Shealhats Finale 2- Drawing Gram 3- Don't Back Down 4- Self Motivated 8- Home Pro Aubrey 7-34 4-14 l-S-5 1-7-S 64 64-2 3-3-S 3rd-12a00. tmd troL mile: Slide ran, wt str. Kramer 2nd over, 3 wide Wolle OutH2ndoer Copeland OffSWweeloi Goodell 3rd over trip Batrson 4th over trip Button SACRAMENTO: Signed forward Chuckv Brown uiamono i le.

wauet. wnat do you Know. Group A 1, Alexe! Yagudin, Russia, 0.4 factored J-Mobias 2-4-7 rTnK fM and Jerry Kelly, 69 7, Sergio Garcia, 69 81; 8, Fred Funk, 69.84; 9, Len Mattiace, 69.85, 10, Brad Faxon, 69,86. tor tne remainder of the season. 1-0-7 1st am ta lead rfcMTMtoam In CAPITALS Glantz-Culver NBA UTAH 6 over Detroit Atlanta 1 over CHICAGO LA.

Lakers lover DALLAS MIAMI 2to over Philadelphia MINNESOTA 6 over Toronto New Jersey 3 over CLEVELAND New York Mover MEMPHIS Neatly Packaged. Time For Class. Perfecta (1-5) aakt $24.20 Trtfecta (1-5-4) paid $75.00 Pick paid $76.60 College Too three brushes: 1 Brad Faxon (0-2-1 3: 7- Angela Cda Park Ladv llth-M 000, elm, pace, mile: 2 AH LH Ua 14-3 NORTH CAROLINA: Announced sophomore bas 3-Mario's Bio Flight Coddell Rldfout Altizer WelWer DeMoss Taylor Konrad 3-42 SkdrailttrtUll 5- 3-3 Broke early 3-3-1 Pkd.H,ouH 14 Improved prep 6- 2-3 pass, lane 2-2-5 Led to half innil uu- 2 05 IS ketball guard Brian Morrison will transfer before next 4- Rova Rose 6 Classic Millennium 2, Tiger Weeds (1-10), Len Mattiace (11), Phil Mickelson (1-0-1), Scott McCarron (0-2-0), and Kenny Perry (0-1-1), 2. Driving distance: 1 John Daly, 313 2, Tiger Woods, 297 0- 1 Tim Herron, 2954; 4, Kenny Perry, 295.1; 5. Harrison Frazar.

294 ft Kramer Coodea Hen Morgan Sweeney MsShanlalRideout) 29.80 7,80 24 00 Wedds Worthy Girl (Kramer) BOO 3 SI) Sharp store, Can. Pkd.tttolead Slid raft, out 2nd over trip Sourxtnessguestlon Blew tan. Football 8 OrnaryAud 4Ditraek'Forca 1-Bs Alley Fo 3-DreamCotors 5- Sanford Charlie 6- fachandntoan 7- Sim Sam 8- T'sBtae 64-1 2-54 55 5- 24 7-1-5 2-S-2 6- 54 You Go Jada Girl Edmonds) 4.20 Jessica Jean, Flyaway Sue, Say Nothing, cond, pace, mile: ORLANDO 5 over Milwaukee 9-ManOTHoiw ARIZONA: Signed comerback Duane Starks to a 9 MUffll SACRAMENTO llvi over Houston 6. Chris Smith, 292.5; 7 Dans Love III, 292.2; rjoring Merriman Wetwtr 1-SceetOuti 3rd over, 3 wide pass, lane five-year contract and tight end Freddie Jones to a SEATTLE KW over Golden State nan mi Diru. wmcn.

tOWDOy. Perfecta (M) pakf $427.20 Trm-cta (8-2) ptM $352790 Pkk3(2of3) (6-1-8) pud $250 uenms cauison, crta, it rkji Beem, Z91 10, David Duval, 290.6. three-year contract NHL cond. oace. mile: CINCINNATI: Signed comerback Artrell Hawkins 7 -Yankee Senatar 2- PrarieVlcarui 3- Impeachment 4- TooTroorjer Waltw BartHa Jones Kramer Succartte Hamilton Lake Harp 4-Bum Bum Rum Dumb 7-64 3-104 Shuffled, out '4 4S- Phi.

H. out str. 5-24 Batlledonlead S-9-8 Health question 54-2 Shuffled, out late 7-14 3rd over trip 3-M to a three-year contract. 10th-14 MM. tnnd ur 2.IM 2, Hal Sutton, 78.7; Glen Day 78 4, Olln 8-Nick 4-S-S Driver change Slid ran, out (t Improved Dreo I I INDIANAPOLIS: Agreed to terms with wide re Fumwatorlkramer) 9.60 560 4.60 DETROIT, -2 BOSTON, -1 BUFFALO, COLORADO, -1 ST.

LOUIS, -Hi 6 Our Bodacious Lady Casgrnda Rathka Harmon Marowelll Quick Anaheim, Phoenix, Ottawa, even Washington, Nashville, 1 N.Y. Islanders, even Browne, m.t, 5, joei towards, 781, 6, Rocco Mediate, 78 7, Fred Funk, 77.6, 8, Justin i TT 1- ru. i- 1. in d. ceiver uarjry Ismail.

o-iseiiytucK Lewis I rrrsMignt Skipper (Succrtte) 4.40 4.60 Desperate Soon ICoblentz) 5.20 Bud-Wiser. Galloom Garbaoe. Free Lance 544 l-dnt-8 6-74 34-4 S-2-3 JACKSONVILLE: Signed wide receiver Patrick i-Easy Wellington 1- Millenlum Madman 2- Sl La Tim 5- Elegant Dart 6- SrovowRcmeo 7- Petrol 3rd over trip 1st over trio 3 1 cond, trot, mile: Johnson and offensive tackle Mark Bristol; reigned 7 OB DanceiM 2-7-3 Out Sift ever Writer, Nipsey Pal, Chief Siivertail. TORONTO, Vancouver, -Vi Driver change I Gooden wide receiver Mican Ross. N.r.

RANGERS, even (21) pakf $16.20 J- Metro Skns 4-Matinee Mailt 6-8-7 Skimmed the cones Wolle Jordan, 76.9. fireeM In nrgidatiori: 1 Jim Furylt, 75-0; 2, Kenny Perry and Relief Goosen 73 4, Tiger Woods, 72.5, 5, Ian Leggatt, 72.4; 6, David Toms and Glen Hnatiuk. 72.2, 8. Phil Micket- TAMPA BAY: Re-signed offensive lineman Todd NCAA TOURNAMENT (REG10NALS) Trtfecta 2-1-4) paid $2 56 2t 1-Streets Of Lwadn Washington to a tour-year contract Pick 3 (1-8-2) pud $4U0 Aleindr Webstar Venter Harmon Stone Coprland Miner Goodell points; Alexander AM, Russia, OB; 3, Takeshi Honda, Japari, 1.2; 4, Mm Zhang, China, 16; 5, Frederic Dambier, France 2.0; 6, Matthew Savoie United states, 2.4; 7, Kevin Van Der Per-ren, Belgium, 2.8; 8, Sergei Rylov, Azerbaijan, 3.2; 9, Vakhtang Murvamdze, Georgia, 3.6; 10, Ben Ferreira, Canada, 4.0; 11, Juraj Svialko, Slovakia, 4.4; 12, Dmitri Dmitrenko, Ukraine, 4.8, 13, Kristoffer Berntsson, Sweden, 52; 14, Yosuke Taken-chi, Japan, 5.6, 15, Tomas Verner, Czech Republic, 6.0; 16, Zot-tan Toth, Hungary, 6.4; 17, Clemens Jonas, Austria, 6.8; 18, James Black, Britain, 7.2; 19, Dim Quattrocecere, South Africa, 7.6. Group qualifying: 1, Tim Goeoel, United States, 0.4; 2, Mi-chi Weiss, United Slates, 08; 3, Li Cnengiang, China, 1.2; 4, Jeffrey Buttle, Canada, 1.6; 5, Brian Jouhert, France, 2.0; 6, S'epriane Umoiel, Switzerland, 2.4; 7, Anthony Uu, Australia, 2 9 8, Roman Skorniakov, Uzbekistan, 3.2; 9, Gao Song, China, 3 10, Ivan Oiney, Bukjara, 4.0; 11, Andrejs Vlascenko, Ger.

many, 4 12, Sergei Davydov, Belarus 4.8; 13, Markus Le-minen, 5.2; 14 Gregor Urbas, Slovenia, 5.6' 15, Ser-get Kotov, Israel, 6 16, Yon Garcia, Spain, 6.4; 17, Atdas Reklvs. Lithuania, 6.8; 18, MikJS Milanovic, Yugoslavia, 7.2; 19, Parwiotis Markouizos, Greece, 7.6. PAIR Short program: 1, Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo, China, 0.5 factored points; 2, Tatiana Toimianina and Maxim Marinin, Russia 10 3 Kyoko Ina and John Zimmerman, United States, 1.5; 4 Mara Petrova and Alerei Tikhonov, Russia, 2.0; 5, Pang Qintj and Tong Jian, China, 2 5, 6, Dorota Zagorska and Marnia Siu-dm Poland, 3.0; 7, Tiffany Scod and Philip Dulebohn, United StatfS, 3 5 8 Jaemthe Lariviereand Lenny Fauslino, Canada, 4 0 9 Katerina Berankova and Otto Blabova, Czech Republic, 4 5- 10 Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao, China, 5.0; 11, Annabel Langlois and Patrice Archetto, Canada 5.5; 12, Valerie Mar-coiik and Bruno Marcotte, Canada, 6.0; 13, Yuko Kawaouebi and Alevander Markurrtsov, Japan, 6.5; 14, Marinana Kautz and Norman Jeschke, Germany, 7.0; 15, Tatiana Chuvaeva and Dmitri Palamarr.huk. Ukraine, 7.5; 16, Victoria Borzenlkova and Andrei Chuvilyaev, Russia, 8 17, Victoria Shkkwer and VaWtl M.ntals Estonia, 8 18 Jetena Sirokhvatova and Saf-rrtarrws' Latvia, 4 0 19, Ma-ia Krasihseva and Artem Znacbkov, Armenia, 9.5, 20, Marina Aganma and Artem Knyazw, Uzbekistan, 10 0. 244 Battled on lead 7-5-3 AWedftat 7- 35 Passing lane move 8- 4-1 Driver change 24-8 Improved prep 8-2-3 Broke early 44-2 Passing lane move WASHINGTON: Agreed to terms with wide receiv- THERAYLE-BIRD 2- VrrhaRaclna 3- SFREIic llth- tend, pace: 2:03 sonandBobMay, 720.

South (Thursday at LeHnrton, Ky.) Duke 12 over Indiana Kent StatePittsburgh, even West (Thursday at San Just, Card.) jacquez ureen on a three-year contract Bay Burner ner(8or) 14JJ0 400 2.60 Putting avenge (per mtn rucked ki rton- 6-EJRLad 8-Ms streetwise Hockey Oklahoma 3 over Arizona bt-J3600 dm. cord. CHICAGO: Assigned right vrlna Matt Henderson to UCLA 1V over Missouri CBLeggs (Warren) 2JJ0 3.20 Thunderonthebeach (Webster) 2.60 Bred Tobe The Best, What's Up Dot, Scott's Tuition, Trip Lever, Hour Stolen Sil- Perfeeta (5.71 ukf tat NOnO IAHD. Stone Cope-nd nrtlon): 1, Bob Heintz, 1 673; 2, Scott Ver-plank, 3, Chris DiMarco, 4, Billy Andrade, 1.684; 5, Brad Faxon, 1.685; 6, Steve Strieker, 1 686; 7, Brandel Chamblee, 1.689; 8. Scott McCarron, 1.699; 9, Geoff Ogilvy, 1.701; 10, David Toms, 1.702.

BiMli Hit. 1 DH.I DALLAS'. Announced the resignation of Jim Lites, Coruteetlcut 5 over Southern Illinois 1- Bev1, Magic 4-Edge ef Reality J- Blast Tt Tht Put 2- MnWimo 3- Marvel Wml president Dotison pace, mile: 244 tome 1st ever 3-24 Pk4.lt pets, lam 54-2 2nd ever trio 6-34 3rdoverHtoH 6-34 Oft Wt weeks 1-3-3 1st over score 1-23 Slid rail, out 81-3 Blew up Bill Rayle's handicapping recap 1 NORTH VILLE wtnners intnnma tvnonty avi. DOWNS nets pet act payoff Week 27- 72 375 .736 S498 Meet 441-1290 342 .658 S5.32 Week's biggest aaytff: Atom Star ($9 .40 on March 16) WIN0S0R wtrmers artminf bHnoney ire RACEWAY races pet. act i aayeff Meet 302-971 311 A41 $5.01 Note: Wlnninj and Irwrioney perceiitag are for top picks.

Maryland 6 over Kentucky FLORIDA: Recalled right wing Pierre Dagenais Trlfecta (J-7-4) $155 09 tupwtecta (5-7-4) pud $437.0 from Utah (AHL); assigned right wing Ryan Jardine Taylor Goodell Boring Webster 12th- $2 400. hn elm aac 5 05 to Utah. 6- TcrtN'Cojntry 7- ET Terrific 8- Navy Airman Y. RANGERS: Acquired rioht wing Pavel Burt son, 2, Chris OiMarco, 4 85; 3, Geoff Ogilvy, 4.71; 4, Retief Goosen, 4 67; 5, Tiger Woods, 4 60; 6, Scott Verpiank, 4 58; 7, Kenny Perry, 4.55; 8, Brandel Chamblee, 4.52; 9, Jer-i Kelly, 4.50. Midwest (Friday at Madison, Wis.) Oregon yh over Texas Kansas 5 over Illinois NIT (second reund) LOUISIANA STATE Vhom Ball State LOUISVILLE IV, over Term Nat Lash (Kramer) 12.40 520 900 Oh Behave Baby (Boring) 4.20 280 Long Gone Cupid (Wright) 600 ramtal Cam crit a.

from Florida for defensemen Igor Ulanov and Filip 7MI-S2 800. cond troL mile: Novak, first and second-round nicks in the Z(XW draft a-nempaway stem) 5-HoneymoMStar and a fourtfi-found ok In the 2003 draft 244 rv sM raa 7-2-5 Burned 1st ever 4-54 Ptsung itne meet Sand trap sates: 1. Twr Woods. 69 7: 2. DeMost Kramer BeMufl Wolfe PHOENIX: Reassigned goalie Patrick DesPochers One Vision Ever So Clever.

Perfect (7-4) $32 6t) Trlfecta (7-4-21 aaid U. 4a Miguel A. Jimenez. 68 0: 3. Michael Allen.

I-Wln-Ryaer 1-Statist It ion SOUTH CAROLINA 11 over Vegas VILLANOVA over Louisiana Tech Bill Rayle vs. the rest N0RTHVILL1 tflnwerty wbnfctf, IrHvamty trg. DOWNS races act act paysff Ray 441-1290 342 658 S5 12 and right wing Branko Radivojevic to Springfield (AHL). YALE 1 over Tennessee Tech 4 Mr Morris 6 Lattmrrjod Hiflttf 7- Ditto's Madva 67.4; 4, Stewart Cink, 66.7; 5, Scott McCarron, 64 6, John Huston, 64 7, Mart Galea-vecchia, Donnie Hammond and Len Mattiace, 643. Passing lane move 124 Game on lead 548 Slid ra, out str.

Batlledonlead 2-54 Out, flew str. VANCOUVER: Recalled forward Mike Brown (Weaneway) Tnompson Harp Stlmer Bateson fcaerfrtta pM $1,1261 Late Doutle (5-7) paid $11580 Attendance: 848. Handle: $167,488. from Manitoba (AHL). MEMPHIS 10W over Brlghjm Young DetnttNews 342-1028 333 iun I-Ryan's Csanrjid ft.