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6D SPORTS THE SUN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1 LACROSC2 iPure sport' turning pro with new outdoor league No. 3 St. Mary wins in OT over No. 2 Boys' Latin Robo Chomo scored a fastbreak goal with 2:45 remaining In over-Ume to lift host No.

3 St Mary's (7-J 4-1) over No. 2 Boys' Latin (6-2, 3-2), 12-1 1, In a Maryland Scholastic Association A Conference Division II lacrosse game yesterday. St. Mary's led, 9-7. after three quarters, but Boys' Latin outscored Roundup jl ir1, A By Bill Free Bruce Melerdlercks and Terry Wallace, two Melville, N.Y., businessmen and former Adelphl University lacrosse All-Amerlcans, are serious about turning outdoor lacrosse Into a professional sport.

betting 82 million the amount Invested for two years In six American Lacrosse League franchises, Including the Baltimore Tribe that lacrosse fans in particular and sports fans in general are ready to support the professional, outdoor version of the game. This Isti pure sport, not a mutation." Melerdlercks, founder of the league and owner with Wallace of all six teams, said at a press conference at the Merchants Club yesterday. "Our overhead Is very low. We're leasing small stadiums In suburban neighborhoods and emphasizing family entertainment on Sunday afternoons. We want to get tht youth Involved through two fan 'appreciation days, when the players meet the fans." reference by Melerdlercks to a "pure sport" appeared to be a knock at the pro Indoor version of lacrosse.

In an attempt to promote a family atmosphere and remove the American Lacrosse League from any comparisons to box or Indoor lacrosse, Melerdlercks and Wallace have banned the sale of alcohol at all games. They also have written mandatory drug-testing clauses into every player's contract. Besides Baltimore, teams In the league are the New Jersey Arrows, Long Island Sachems, Denver Rifles, Boston Militia and Syracuse Spirit. The Tribe will be coached by former Towson State standout Frank Mezzanotte. Tom Nelson, who played lacrosse and football at Towson State, is his assistant.

Bob Griebe, former Towson State Alt-American, will be the Tribe's general manager. Some of the top names on the Tribe are former Johns Hopkins at-tackman Brian Wood, former Blue Jays goalie Kevin Mahon and former North Carolina attackman Brent Voelkel. All of the teams open the season Sunday, with Baltimore meeting New Jersey at Montclalr State at 2 p.m. The home opener for the Tribe Is May 1 against Boston at University of Maryland Baltimore County Stadium at 2 p.m. The Tribe will play all of Its home games at UMBO Each of the teams will play a 1 5-game schedule, with either seven or eight home games.

The Tribe will play eight at home, with tickets priced at $8. Group tickets for 15 or more will cost $7 each, and season tickets are set at $56. Teams may carry as many as 23 players, with each player receiving a two-year contract worth 84,000 the first year and 86,000 the second. All teams will make the single-elimination playoffs, with the first- and second-place squads receiving byes In the first round. The third-place team will play the fourth-place team and No.

5 will meet No. 6 In the opening round. The regular-season champion then plays the winner of the Nos. 5-6 contest, and the second-place team faces the Nos. 3-4 winner In the semifinals.

Another base covered by Melerdlercks and Wallace Is a 10-game cable television contract with FNNScore, which Is available In 32 million homes. The games, which start at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., will be seen on a delayed basis at 7 p.m. on Sundays. Melerdlercks said the league will need to average 2,500 fans to make money.

"If we average a little less, we'll break even," he said. But regardless of how the league draws In the first two years, it will continue to operate because the money put up by Melerdlercks and Wallace has paid the bills for two years. Melerdlercks sold several restaurants In the San Francisco area and became Involved with Wallace In real estate, sports magazine publishing, insurance and communications businesses In Long Island. Tribe schedule: April 24 tt New Jsrssy, 2 p.m.; Mty 1 Boston, 2 p.m.; Miy 8 Syracuss, 2 p.m.; May 15 at Dmvtr, 3 p.m.; Mty 22 Long Wind, 2 p.m.; Mty 20 Now Jersey, 2 p.m.; Juno 5 at Boston, 2 pm; Juno 12 It Syracuse, 2 p.m.; JunslO Dtoivsr, 2 p.m.; Juns 28 at Long Island, 2 p.m.; July 3 tt Now Jtrwy, 2 p.m.; July 10 Bolton, 2 p.m.; July 17 SyrieuM, 2 p.m.; July 24 at Donvor, 3 p.m.; July 31 Long Wand, 2 p.m. I I I THE SUNERRY E.

THORSVK stops a shot in the game against Dulaney, but Dulaney won, 9-6. Results I Loch Raven goalie Geoff Sanders Lacrosse SOYI An4ovr 9 OW MM 7 i 0 i 6, Fakxw 3. Lscav 4, Sukl Canttnnlal 230 440 2-1113 4 0-431 Armingar 2, Oakland Mike 000 004 Carl. Butt Scsrford (6) and Nlcklst; Lo pez, Zsndslt (2), Yt (2), Millsr (5) ind J. Point BowVt, Flnkill (7).

2B: Sturmsn, Butler i A un. rs 21 nmiviv. nn, wmoiumiwhi Chasa 3, Kallsr, Natl, Hard- A kit 117, Ooala: PH-Bourkue, Paul, Hardackar 2, 0 1 1 Wang. Savaa: PH-Gouldan 17 son 18. A Hawkins: OM Rodball Loch ftavon 21, tpwrowt Ml I a.11 Savaa: MM Munson 12: OM Oa.i.

i nKiir 9 riu vm rwcun nouom, nmm, 13. Bonansisngsi eaisis, LR Kay 8P Dskvlara 4 1 UlnnrMtiiM wooBavwn if nwiQavinpyii PI Kims 15. 141 outharni.Walbrookl A Voss 5, UswaHvn 2, Shin: Cummins. uwwn; i Song. Kadlsh5.Chllds3.

o. Murray 3. Thin, Folay, Robblnt. AaalatK A Snki OM Con- nor 4, Ash, OsPrlast, Thackar. Savaa: A Ha 12; OM Owsns 13.

few Can 10, Nor Carrol I 2 11 Sou Carrol I 4 2 2 10 Ooals: MIHar 4, Tyson 4, Sttmsf ZZScZZS i a a a i 2, RuWn, Pmsbury, Roskovlch; L-How- Woodm a rmm Hsyst; SP Soulham 120 000 0 3 1 0 010 010 2 410 0 3. aavta: Carrlnoton. T. Bond IS) and Blaka; Fisehsr and Brack. 2B: 8 Johnson, Flschsr.

Carrlngton, Blaka. 3B: Johnson. I 0 17 usrsnan st- Annaeosa 022 204 104 100 01111 0 0-072 3, Rowa 3, Norlhaasl Mlntzar. Savaa: Morris. Hsfcn (4) and Fomsy; Sauar, Walchar (4), Van Fossan (6), Jahnkjan (6) and Stang.

2B: A Hay. 8tang. 3B: A 7: Hay. HR: A Hay, Dsn. Maads 12, aVooklyn Park 11 re wiwmxxi omim, uoaw Kusnnsr Ooala: 8C-Arthur 4, Huggma 2, Roskovlch 2, vimro tmpow, ntnwnu; nmm- aw Rubin, Tyson; L-Undgrat.

baa; W-Lstournaau, Lana iui iwsn Lsonard 2, Ooriynskl 7, 0 10 0 -4 TowMfi 13, KaMiwood 10 gins 2. Arthur, Amok); NC FtHon. Tawaaa) 23, Ounoaai St. Mary's scores 12-5 victory gs three players get 3 each Iluk 111 an ft 1211 1 2 Wlsa 3, Qoco 3. Kally 4, Ktllwoo THIman2, Carl, Wabbar2, Aaalata: Qoco 2.

Kallv. Linn a Jouoh l. Ctnen- Tillman. Mosaa. Mallov.

a fihiinharor a wood Bruns, Rosan, Duda. Ltnodon 10: UooarcoS. 11, Smith Dsvlin McOenogh 13, Spalding 3 0 OoaluT Fiir4.8ehovar.Brown2. Savaa: SC Msada 13; NC Rilsy 20. MaVtJaiW 41 aaaMM(t am ia rmtjsjVIMsj ly ITVwsl rUIIH 9 Ooala: MkoovWo 4 Wabb4, Uga3, 4 4 Rosan.

Mavar. Ojoshv Oottliab 4. Glmbsl 3. Fors- Wabb 4. Llot.

man, Grand, Stalnbarg, Barman, Jacobs, Carl, Wsbbsr, Rutssl: SP Lowary Brannan. Naldln- Savaa: gsr, Schattar 2, Rollar, Al Bruna 2. At- 3, Davit 2. slsts: Oottlaib 2, Stainbarg, RusssD. Lswls; SP Rollar, Williams.

Savaa: Fradman 14, Orossbratt SP Kilns 14. Poly Cny 1 Omsk Ramay Park I JZ. ta Wainar 3, Katt, Splagal, Sanford Stont 13. 10, Spalding McDoftOQh 1 1 Ooals: 8 Burnstt 4, vtn. Alvtriz: Slant S.

Kavanagh, Paarca 2, Frst- nsr 3. Our. ScoviH. Ssvaa: HMnii 9 riaiia, Savama Park 11, South Dfooy. irnnnvy 17.

S.RIvsr 8 8 0 8 0 0 2 0 ooaia: sh wimar, 2 Qavlsk 6, oty Ooala: Tuckar. Calk) 2. Floras 2, Crosslav wnwnm, Rhotan, Albart Tylar 2, Carroll; Lsvy, Bvrd. Assists: Pak. Cako 4: Law.

Loyolt 15, McOonogn I the Saints, 4-2. In the fourth quarter, tying the game at 11 on Mike Webster's goal with 3:40 remaining. Chomo scored four goals to lead the Saints, and Webster had four to pace the Lakers. trw- In other games: Jeff Wills had five goals and two assists and John Blatchley had five assists as top-ranked Loyola (7-0, 6-0) routed host MeDonogh (2-6, 0-6), 15-2, In an MSA A Conference Division 1 game. Perry Frazer had three goals and two assists and Drew Burns had six assists to lead No.

5 Severn (6-4) over No. 8 St Paul's (3-3). Alex Hendrickson scored three goals and Andrew Dausch had two to lead No. 4 Gilman (4-3, 4-3) over host Mount St Joseph (3-4, 2-4), 9-4, In an MSA A Conference Division I No. 10 Dulaney (4-0) defeated host Loch Raven (3-1), 9-6, as Sean Heffernan had three goals and two assists.

Brian Kelly and Dave Webb scored four goals apiece and Rob Wise, Dave Goco and Christian Uge each scored three as host Towson (4-0. 4-0) routed Dundalk (0-6, 0-4). 23-0, in a Baltimore County AAA Division game. Kevin Barret scored four goals, David Lahn had three and Pat Donoho added three goals and five assists as host and cc-No. 10 Arundel (9-0) routed Brooklyn Park (2-5), 19-0.

Rob Clark scored three goals and John Wunder Had four assists to lead host John Carroll (5-2, 3-0) over Archbishop Cur-ley (7-2, 3-1). 9-6, in an MSA Conference Division II game. Brandon Welner and David Sab-ford scored three goals apiece as host Park (3-1. 3-1) defeated Archbishop Spalding (7-1. 4-1).

10-5, In an MSA Conference Division' I game. A. J. Pecora had five goals and two assists as visiting Friends (34, 3-3) routed Towson Catholic (0-3. 0-3).

19-1. in an MSA Conference Division I game. Host Broadneck (6-3) defeated Southern of Anne Arundel County. 9-4, as Dave Hooper had six gOats. Kevin Brown scored three goals and Glenn Kehiing and Ricky Rubin each had two goals and an assist lead Randallstown (5-2, 3-1) to an 1 1-2 victory over Parkville (1-5, 1-3) in a Baltimore County Division; AAA game.

Baseball Jeff Shull's two-run double In the top of the seventh capped a five-run Inning and gave No. 9 Kenwood (7-1, 7-1) a 14-13 victory over host Loch Raven (1-7, 1-7). in a Baltimore County A Division game. Kenwood led 9-3. but Loch Raven exploded for 10 runs in the sixth inning to take a 13-9 lead.

Shull went 3-for-5 with two home runs and sey-en RBls. In the completion of a suspended game, host Glen Bumle (Sri) upset No. 4 Chesapeake (5-3). 10-9, as Chuck Reid singled and later scored on an error with one out iji the bottom of the 1 1th. Eric Schneider's pinch double scored Danny Dade in the top of the seventh to give Overlea (6-3, 6-2) the lead for good In a 7-3 upset victory over 6 Dundalk (6-3, 6-2) in a Baltimore County A Division game.

Schneider's hit highlighted a five-run. seventh for the Falcons, who trailed 3-2 after six innings. Ray Kimball pitched a three-hit shutout and struck out eight as No. 3 Perry Hall (8-0, 2-0) downed host Randallstown (6-3, 1-2), 5-0, In a Baltimore County AA Division John Hynson pitched a five-hitter and struck out 12 while allowing one earned run to lead No. 5 Mount St.

Joseph (7-2, 3-1) over host Cardinal Gibbons (4-4, 1-3), 7-2. in an MSA A Conference game. Tim Ma-cek hit a three-run home run for the winning Gaels. Todd Butler pitched a two-hitter over five Innings and hit two doubles as No. 10 Centennial (6-1, 3-0) defeated host Oakland Mills (1-8, 1-2).

15-4, in a Howard County League game. Bryan Burk went 3-for-3 and David Sturman was 3-for-5 with five RBIs for Centennial, MWIUatW 8Wfl AV-- 1. Loyola (6-0) S( 2. Boys' Latin (6-1) 45 3. St.

Marys (6-1) 40 4. Gilman (3-3) 5. Severn (5-4) 25 6. Calvert Hall (3-3) .20 7. Towson (3-0) ...15 8.

St. Pauls (3-2) 12 9. Edgewood(7-0) 10 10. Dulaney (3-0) ,....8, (tie) Arundel (8-0) .8 voting doss not rtfloct yesterday's results Other teams receiving votes wNfc points and records through Monday in parentheses: Annapolis' (4-2, 2); Curley (6-2, 2); Oakland Mills (5-1. 2); Loch Raven (3-0, 1); Chesapeake-AA (6-2, 1).

How the poll is conducted: The members of The Sun board of coaches for the 1987 season Link Bogart, Randallstown; Clint Gosnell, Arundel; Frank Mezzanotte, Edgewood; Dan Ross, How-1 ard; Bob Shriver, Boys' Latin. uwiatt Allgsiar 2, EWar, Stavans, MHIsr. Savaa: SR Willi 8. Buczak 2, Bakar -PariklM Bittcnity, Dixon, out, vofmar, Mytra. Aatma: PtkttvWt 10, Lsnsdowna Savaa: Antonopoulos 13; OJImora Loyola 10 McOsnagn P3-Z Dulanay 8, Loch Rsvan 3 Novonty Dulanay LechRavan Biatchlay scntmingar; 2.

Savaa: Robinson. HsHsrnsn 3, LacaHa 8. 3 8, WlHi 2, Dixon: Ftutt Lanadowna Farrington 8, Watson pttttvtlt Schroadar 8. Ooala: L-Elbon, Holton 3, Rossnstsin, Zwsbsck 2, Hubbsr- Staar, Wllkaa 2, Fryt, Konrad; LR Btuar. Moora.

Nalton. Dtlv. Furnarl 2. Panaraon 10, aoumwatiani 1 a io rnan 2, Laon, Cravan. Savaa: unavaU-g tblt; P-8tdlt 17.

4 4 2 0 8 1 Snutak 8, Saabraass, Frsnkiiii 17, MIHord PrtyaK. Bsnson; 8 Boost. rru 12 0 8nutsk 2, Ssabrssss 8. MWordMaT Loko CHfton 1 Paula, Ator 3, Boohar 4, Savaa: Canomanv 1: i 11. Waal 8.

8 ST. MARY'S CITY James Krause, Steven Whltehurst and Johnny Ingllsa each scored three to lead St. Mary's College to a M2-5 lacrosse victory over Mary 'Washington yesterday. 2 Whltehurst also assisted on three 'goals. Krause had two assists as St.

Mary's Improved Its record to 3-8. Mary Washington dropped to 6-10 on the season. Msry Washington 0 StMary't 2-5 2-12 MW Phillip. Bradley. McAleer, McMa- hon, Filt; SM Krauta 3, Whltthunt 3, Ingllsa 3, Schroli Murtsugn.

Assists: mw pniuip, vanoer-wood, McMahon; SM Whltshunt 3, Krauss 2, Msugar 2, Inglisa. Savee: MW-Frick 11; SM-Wil-cok 14, Qayhardt 4. Roanoke 12, 7 ROANOKE Chris Pollack and Mike Latlnl each scored three goals to lead Roanoke (6-6). Matt Haught, a Junior defense-man from Loyola High School, scored his first collegiate goal In the fourth quarter. Washington Lee dropped to 2-7 tin the season.

WaL 0-7 2-12 Ooala: Qsisst 2, Stanton 2, Ovarback 2, Scores, St. Mary's 12, Msry Washington 5 St. Lawrancs 15, Oarkson 3 Massschusstta IS, Dartmouth 2 Hobart IS, Nazarsth 9 Roanoka 12, Washington Las 7 Loyola 10, Dslawara 5 Roanoka 10, Lynchburg 9 Today's games Man Hsvsriord at Wattam Maryland, 3 p.m.; Etssx CC at Anna Arundal CC 3:30 p.m.; Mount Washington vs. Ovartti LC, at Norrla Flak), 5 p.m.; Harvard at Brown, 3 p.m.: Syracusa at ComsH, 7 p.m.; Princston st Rutgsrs, 7:30 p.m.; CW. Post at Psnnsylvsnia, 7:30 p.m.; Army at Yala, 3 p.m.; Towson Stttt at Drtusl, 3 p.m.: Gettysburg at Dickinson, 3 p.m.; Aoot-pN st St John's, 3 p.m.; VMI at Lynchburg.

3 p.m. Pretty's guilt Navy va. Army Prop, Astroturf Fiald. Annapoae, 7 p.m. Lucas 2, Barksdala, W.

ParMaa 8 LC Ralnhardt. AaalatK Patapaes 2 Bannatt, Smith, Oaynor. 8: LC McCoy 10. os's: rar-raamav, Eurich. B.

Hoirnaa 4, Bandar Pat Toronto and Cattarino; Bullock, Bu- Bucklar, Kst. Wilson 3, Ksr. Wilson 3. cnanw (7) and Qtrhrtt. 2S: Gtvan.

a Savat: Par untvtiltblt; Pat O'Kaata 12. 8L Paul'a 20, Souwwaatani 3 Attitti: Haftaman 2, Staar, Konrad; Pttttrson LR Moors. Msysrs, rumarl. Savaa: Southwatlsm nama untvstsott lh sanoara J. Ooals: 7, 0 (OT) Olssezouk 2.

8-8 Butch 5. Ooala: 8R-Marohl 2, Smith 2, God-hand SP Millar 3, T. Fslrman 2, J. Fskmsn, Crawford. Assists: SR MaroN Nortiattttm 2: SP Millar, T.

Fairman, J. Fairman, LakaCMtM Macsy. savaa: sn Owans 12; SP tn- sorlf. GMfMfi 9, Mount St sioooph 4 0 1 Frttnds Ooals: Hsndrlckson 3, Oausch 2, Manzo, Llnahan, Datas, Want; MSJ Batch, Htubsck, Ronnanburg, Carl. Attlttt: Oausch, Manzo, Llnahan, Gordon MSJ Baach 2.

Savaa: Brown 14; MSJ Waist 8. aVaadnack 8, 8outharn-AA 4 man; TC 1 3 Ftttar. Nilton. Sharman. Movtan TC floats: 8 Sisss, Dsvit.

Tuckar Hoopar 8, Fargatsr, Jacobs 2. Asslsta: Mary't Chanay Claxlon 2, Ucanak, ayt' Lata Carroll. SavaasS Woodas 13; LH- atatana nenv John Carrol Curtsy Cunay John Carrol 4 i 3 hard! 2. Waitzsl 3 3 3 0 3 AtaltU: BL Morihwootoffi Ooala: Smith, Owana; Lucaa, Ooala: Mclntyrs 2, Ian Ntkhud. bi Lutz 2, Garstan 18, Towaon Ctthokc 1 7 3 4 3 0 0 0 1 -1 Savam 13, St Tknothy'a 4 Pacora 6, Faltar, Nilson 2, at TknaViy'a Balssr, Cartar, Windsor, D'A- fmm Rroum 2 Mtllonaa.

Shir 1 10 FlUkw. Assists: F-Pscors 2, 9 ST-MHIar 3, Mdntyrt. Cartar. MtHonat, ziar 3. Shsrwood 3, Old 2, Smith.

Savaa: F-Corvara 2, nar, OrH. Hopkins, Taylor 8. ai nw igua. 12, Soya' Latn 11 (OT) 17, mm OwtfftQS MWO Hofolonl uviiMia a untar OoaM: OM Lana Cummim am ana i.iih 4 Klrby, Rlngold (4), Brilliant (4) and Pratt; Woodan and Qrlabal. 2B: Mot-ta.

Pratt. Williams 2.. BP 0. Fsisrskl, W. Ftjsrskl, Ehart.

HR: Stallman, Motta. 13 Murphy 2, Sum- MeDonogh 11, Loyola 1 Cltrk 3. Wai- lieDanoah 203 303 000 000 0- 1112 1 1 12 3 Hurtry 1 1 Loyola ShulU and Alaxandar; Wtgnar, Keyt (5) ind Waldan. 2B: Burgttt 2. Biuar.

3B: Eggltston. HR: Wssvsr. L4-9. Rrvar 8 3 8 OJman 8, Edmonoaen 8 CaroH SP QMman 120 200 3 8 3 3 203 000 0 8 7 8 Rlppin and Zaska; Simmt and Esddy. 2B: Mstthaws.

Simmt. Artlngton Baptist Fortst Ptrk 4 3 I 002 010 1- 4 7 0 020 001 2 8 3 2 Vic. Bond and Johnaon; Msrkal, Barth (8) and Conway. 3B: FP Vic. Bond.

2t: FP Vic. Bond, Johnson. MM 0 8 0 17 0 PSttfftOfl B09 Lattafl 030 000 0 3 7 1 202 020 I- 3 7 3 Elbum, StaWnga. MM MrtchoH Holub and Frineomtno: AHtdonna and Hufham. 3B: Curtis.

28: BL Hol ub. 4 12 87 Bfoodnook 3, SouBi Rivof 1 011 000 1 310 1 000 1- 1 4 1 u. noimas 000 003 0 3 3 1 823 210 1-2013 0 St Paul'a 3 4 3 13 MacClary, Davit (S), Brown (S) and Dardan; Mahonay, Charkatz (5), Rldar (7) and Emmont. HR: SP Rider. Marshsll 2.

Psssn; S-Fra- Rohrbach, Ma- S-MacClary; SP Klain. 2B: SP Stswart. Savaa: -Rldar, Jackowsky. Plan Burma 10, Chtttpttkt 8 Chea. 218 010 00000 3 3 8 7 11 0..

Sum 140 000 400011011 8 17 Bianco and WMiama; Lodusar, Horn- Yoon Z. Kkna baroar 17). Lockkwr 110) and Carrol. But- Lewit 8. Scholtz kut (to).

HR: Wtyaon. SB: WH- Savaa: OM lams. QB Raid, Locklaar. Kamvood 14, Laeh Hi Raven 13 00 032 8 14 10 4 3 LochRavan030 00(10) 0 13 11 1 DMurita fAl MIIm ttimnii Mar. I 1 0 3 7 3 mind Kreala 2: Endllch, Hoi- -Shull 2, Robsrtson.Rlchards.

Fletcher. 38: Fletcher; City 7, Lutheran 8 CHy 230 013 002 0 7 8 2 010 0 8 4 3 2 Jsmw snd Jtckson; Bymon, Cox (7) 4 7V arw CauwW 9B WillLtun Jack- ea aii am Softbal Oakland Mills 8. Centennial 0 7 7 4 0 2 8 8 sevarri Park 21. Southern 8 IND 12. Mercy 5 Ttnnis 2 2 5 2 MeDonogh 5.

Loyolt 0 Golf 81818 8 0 1 2 4 Ovwitt 19. Durxlalk 2 Chesepeeka 13. Ovartae 5 Chesspsake 18. Dundak 0 Savam 9. Curtsy 4 Ladd (6) and iHJ- S' wwi Track and field 8188 a 818 8 112, Oty 12 Stckkst 4VHt Moll.

Del Schedule 8D alt 4 Roundup Gitalin; Pollock 3. Latlnl 3, Mouraeada 2, O'Connor, Dyson, Btrgsron, Haught. Assists: Wara 2, Harrison; Msrrspodl 3, Bsrgaron 2, Pollack. Oaves: W4L CostsHo 19, Mangan 17. Hobart 15, Nazareth 9 GENEVA.

N.Y. Jim BardweU scored five goals and Tom Gravante scored four to lead Division III second-ranked Hobart (7-3) past previously-unbeaten Nazareth College. Nazareth 0-1) is ranked No. 4 in the NCAA Division in poll. Nazarsth 1 2 Atkinson 4.

Coons 3, Gutchsss, Coons; BardvsD 5. Qravanta 4. DsMaria 2, Miller, Torgglar, Stain, Symington. Assists: Coons 3, Lazora, Gray; BardwaH 3, Oravanta, Millar, Bra-dan, Drury. Saves: Osrofslo 15; Trad 12.

Maes. 16, Dartmouth 2 Chris Hitler's four goals led Massachusetts (6-1). Dartmouth Is now 3-5 on the season. 4 i Hlltar 4. Carr 2, Qoniaku 2, Bergan, Collins, Oand, McAleavey, Soudan, Stsphsns, Tyler, zusi.

cots, Hamng. Assists: mcaissvsv Cain, Qancl, Soudan. 0 Batas, Cota. Savaa: LoCatk) IS, McCsrtl HoWsttr 5, Koch 5. schedule Saturoay'i gamta Johns Hopkins vs.

Maryland, Homswood Field, 2 p.m.; Navy vs. Virginia, Astroturf Flak), AmapoKa, 7 p.m.; Loyola vs. UMBC, Curtsy Fiald, vargraan, 2 p.m.: Wast Chsstsr vs. Lynchburg, at Norria FiaM, 1 p.m.; Washington a Laa at Wathington Collaga. 2 p.m.; Oaorgatown at Mount St.

Mary's, 2 p.m.; Towson Stats vs. Dslawara, Minnsgan Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; Duka at North Carolina, 2 p.m.; Scranton at Gettysburg, 1 p.m.; Army Prsp at Anna Arundal CC, 2 p.m.; Esssx CC at Onondaga CC, 1 p.m.; Dartmouth at Comall, 2 p.m.; Princston st Harvard, 1 p.m.; Brown at Psnnsylvania, 7 p.m.; Yala at Naw Hamp-shlrs, 2 p.m.; Adalphl at CW. Post, 2 p.m.; Wsstsm Msrylsnd st Franklin 5 Marshsll, 2 p.m.; Ssllsbury Stttt at Hampdsn-Sydnsy, 2 p.m.; Psnn Stttt at Hobart, 2 p.m.; Drssl at Lafayetta, 2 p.m.; Buckns at Lahigh, 2 p.m.; Army at Massachusstts, 2 p.m.; Syra-cust at Rutgsrs, 7:30 p.m.; Hofatra at VWanova, 2 p.m. lected some 500 golf balls, his owner, John Vezey. was quoted in British press reports as saying.

"We've got golf balls In pots, in the wardrobe, in chests and under the bed. I'm sick of It. but I don't know how to stop it." Vezey was quoted as saying. "On a busy day. I'll be presented with a dozen balls before lunch." he added.

Vezey said hehad come to a deal with the angry golfers. Tve told them that for every ball they've lost. I'll hand back two." he was quoted as saying. SM Chomo 4. Gay- Calhoun; Guckart 2.

Kamrath 2, Dupcak 2. SSchroadar 2, MulUgan 2. Wsbstsr 2, Hlkjartnar 2, AlthofMI. 4 laUmiaul Ervin 2. Savaa: BL-italman BaSSbsll WHaon 10, Back 8.

Ovarlaa 7, Dundaai Ooala: C-TraysgNnt 2, Wijth. Kal- 2, KamVsth. B.ull.. Oil wr, raaxo, ynti; jv-wani cowaros 1S: SM naiwn, nunoar, unggt, nronn. u-alata: Paako 3.

Wiath, KaUar, Karaa: JC Wundsr 4, HaHatt. Kangat. Savaa: Ssbiszar 12; JC McNulty 14. Pstopoco 11, Woodtowi Savam StPaafa tavam 10, tL Ptuft 7 2 2 3 3 10 2 13 47 111 000 Adams snd Malgross; S-Frszsr 3, Codd 2, Moors, Nngsworth (8), Hush (7) snd WM. SP FiMNm Sohmahal boamt.

natitia: awns s. it 0 8 Thompson, Wada. Carroll. Burgess: SP Holllnhsworth. 2B: 4 1 11 Knott Fueling, Piercy, Corto.

Schrue- Schntidar. Flemlng 8. Wlncheater 2, Spewewt PoW 002 SP-Badgakjpo 12. tVT 301 12 Miniter 3, Earickaon, Dai. tut, FHhar 2, DtMwy.

Hoke; Ptrtarton 5, Bev Bonanno 3. Walter. Parson. MIM. As- Goldman Father DeleherTlplrnenenS Wtttar' Fafsat Frailer 2.

Waletrom. Savaa: Waury HeralewJ18.BVT8 Oaele: Park 8. ttarPwni 4 (OT) Saundert and Ktracoultkit; Ude. son, Goldberg; L-Houaer. SeyferL Nut- aaam.

uwn7 wf aaau nuwu. ran. or rwuraj, UB- CD rytlau SP Cotey. 1 8 EVT Oorssy, Happart SODUttJUS. Steeppie 2, Robinson, FP Middlaton 2.

Lee 2. CUT Uannarl GOLF Cheeseborou: Gray: FP Trusty. MLSt Jea Weicheoldorter FP Put OMene MO 881 001 001 Hynton and Hackett Moora. Cirmn- Poly 8. Wsstem 8 ski (2) snd Doyle.

HR: MSJ Mscek; Fawky. 2fc Moora. Players encounter feline hazard 18, Breeklva Perk 8 8 0 1 18 ffc h-m a nOM TVaw1sMslM0n 9 Barrett 4, Donahoe 3. Perry Hal 2. McBride 2.

was. QtismsfTisnn, A4svfi9- AssIMbs 8(nNh McBnds, McN Lahn. Savaa: BP Hood 28; Overton 4 Wmbel snd Baron; Lehman, Cowan Athotton 7, Mount Hebron 2 (8) and Siogie. SB: PH Engle. 2B: St Paul 5.

Mount St. Jossph 0 ThoHipson; PM GtppinfltOfl. Hsly. 8 2 SVT Bsmoe. Savaa: Oaele: Porta 8, Cooper 8, Carrol.

Patterson. Schustz 3. Lewis, Werner, EVT FarmeM. Oott, Keete 2. Jordan 2.

Atsittt: Cooper 2, Paneroon, Schustz EVT Goff, Wearier. Ha. Porter. Savaa: Moora EVT CuMngt AiimmssI 13. Oeett: Pswry Hs4i t4( KwwfOOsl 4 8 1 OoakKPH St Wanor 8.8.

Souths! 3, Stnwnons 3, T. BoushoM, OWddt Hock; Horan 3. Roberta. Asserts: PH rxJtl-tll M. vraKer, i.

uuutiieH, wvyam. oa. Waar; Shrewsberry 2. Kouglar. Savee: PH Swmaon 13, King 2.

Staab20 3 8 njem. Pickua. Zetsr 14: Assists: A Lahn 3. McNemar CotsfTsfffV A-Oonoho mar, Barrett A Hawtty I. I.

ii ,.1 VVSBjwfpBj fljtw rS aVSMBvFsVvsvV 1 11. 82 1 11 812 840 008 8M Forreatar, Green: Stsvsnton snd Schawone. Cham (5k WESTON-SUPER-MARE. England (AP) Players who approach the 15th green at Weston-Su-per-Mare golf club must be prepared for an additional hazard as well as the rough and the bunkers. They may be after birdies, but they may wind up chasing a cat an 1 8-month -old kitten, patrols the 15th hole and lies In wait Whenever a ball lands on the green, he pounces, gathers It and dashes some 200 yards to his home, where he adds It to his collection.

In the past year, Thomas has col Rub 2. Kahrmg 2. Suresky. Skitzker. Daorkm.

Aiiliki: i Angermsr (4), a Cmah 9 ww. rmm ParkvMe 8. Peaapece 1 Mhnng. Shavax Sanaa. Shure I Ml IN Qtyrwrwl end NtMon; 8 Fraiza.

Hew (5) 2B: Par 4 8 Cimtanlet 18. Oat kali Oaata: Christian 3. Oarr Stack 2, Taylor 8. Thomas 2. Here.

Schwandt Assarta: Chnaaan. Dsrr. Seaman Stack 3.0 Keete. Thorn- Pony 111 aa. Hare.

Schwandt Saves: CUrk 8. Honor OumoanlS..