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6E THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Tuesday, February 21,1 989 St. Pius Cools Westlake 85-77 By Steve Figueroa StaffWriter Second-seeded Westlake came into the Region 5-AAA Hockey BASKETBALL I Tiis Tennis Report SHERIDAN S. Illinois 71, N. Illinois 63, OT College basketball tournament as one of the hottest teams in the region. Winners of 11 of their previous 12 games, the Lions appeared to be approaching the level of play avnopfArl frnm a cnhnnl fnrmoH Ku tha' SOUTHWEST Record We.

WALES CONFERENCE McMurry 71, Austin Col. 54 1. N.C. Central (8) 21-3 97 Patrick Division Southern Methodist 99, Baylor 66 2. Norfolk Va.

21-3 81 Ptt GF GA Sul Ross St. 80, Howard Payne 65 3. Virginia Union (2) 22-3 80 NY Rangers 31 22 8 70 245 222 FAR WEST 4. Alabama ASM 204 73 Pittsburgh 32 22 6 69 266 248 Futlerton St. 71, San Diego St.

65 6 Morehouse, 6a 19-3 62 Washington 26 24 10 68 225 210 Long Beach St. 91 Vegas 77 6. Paine, Ga. 20-3 45 Philadelphia 29 29 3 61 229 208 U.S. International 68, San Diego 54 7.

S. Carolina St 20-7 40 New Jersey 21 30 10 52 222 255 TOURNAMENTS 8. Florida 16-9 24 NY Islanders 21 35 3 46 194 243 CIAA 9. EKz. City N.C.

15-9 16 Adams Division First Round 10. Hampton, Va. 16-7 17 -Montreal 40 15 7 87 240 179 PREPS merger of tradition-rich Lakeshore and NHL Boston 26 24 11 63 208 Buffalo 28 27 6 62 228 233 Hartford 25 29 4 54 216 208 Quebec 21 34 6 48 207 268 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE NorritOMtlon I Ptt GF GA Detroit 28 26 9 61 237 241 Men's Tour This week: U.S. Pro Indoor Championships Site: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Monday-Sunday, Puree; winner receives $1 32,000. Surface; Supreme (carpet).

Defending champion: Tim Mayotte beat John Fitzgerald last year for his second consecutive title In the event. The seeds (In order): Andre Agassi, Boris Becker, Mayotte, Mikael Pernfors, Brad Gilbert, Kevin Curren, Amos Mansdorf, Dan Goldie, Michael Chang, Christo Van Rens-burg, Robert Seguso, Paul Annacone, Derrick Rostagno, Jc-han Krlek, Jim Courier, David Pate. Notes: Pernfors, ranked 18th in the world, is making his first appearance in the Philadelphia tournament. The top 16 seeds automatically advance to the second round. Krlek, who suffered a groin injury in Sunday's Memphis final and defaulted, may not be able to play.

Television; ESPN, Saturday, 2-4 p.m. This week: Grand Prix de Lyon Site; Palais des Sports, Lyon, France, Thursday-Sunday. Purse: winner receives $52,200. Surface; Taraflex (plasticrubber). Defending champion: Yahiya Doumbia, a qualifier from Senegal, beat Todd Nelson.

Seeds (In order): Jakob Hlasek, John McEnroe, Henri te-conte, Jonas Svensson, Anders Jarryd, Magnus Gustafasson, Guy Forget, Patrick Kuhnen. Notes: France's Forget, the No. 7 seed, the only seed to play Monday, won 7-5, 6-3 over Paul Chamberlain of the U.S. Television; None locally. 1989 Tour Results Westwood.

But Westlake (16-8) found itself on the end of an unlucky draw Monday, having to play St Pius at St Pius in the quarterfinal round. Despite its 10-14 record entering the game, lOth-seeded St Pius trailed only once, at 64, and went on to eliminate Westlake 85-77. In the other boys game, top-seeded Marist (22-1), the No. 1-ranked team in the state, struggled early with rival Westminster (6-16) but pulled away for a 63-48 victory. St Pius took control of its game by closing the first quarter with a 10-0 run for a 21-12 lead.

Center Matt Fry, who had a career-high 33 points, four rebounds and three blocked shots against taller Westlake opponents, had three baskets to spark the key spurt Fry shot 15-for-21 from the field and 3-for4 from the line. Westlake, which got 21 points from Jason Fleetwood and 16 from Del Collier, closed to within a point three times, but could never retake the lead. Fleetwood scored to cut the margin to 73-72 with just under three minutes left But Eric Damm, who scored 12 points, hit a layup to give St Pius a three-point lead, and point guard Jason Rash clinched the game at the free-throw line. Rash, who scored 23 points, made 10 of 10 free throws in the final 1:37 to end any hope for Westlake, which had defeated St Pius 76-69 and 83-73 during the regular season. "We played well from the opening tip to the final buzzer," said St Pius coach Mark Kelly.

"We felt like we could take the ball inside and we did. Fry played great heck, they all did. I'm very excited thinking about being one win away from the state tournament" Marist trailed 36-34 midway the third quarter against an inspired Westminster team, but the War Eagles closed with eight straight points to take a 42-36 lead into the fourth period. Marist then clinched the game by making seven of nine field goals and seven of eight free throws in the final quarter. Derek Waugh led the War Eagles with 24 points.

Blair Ford had 13, Andrew Wellman 12 and Jeff Blount 11. Jim Thompson le'd Westminster with 19 points, while Malcolm Turner had 12 points and eight rebounds. In the girls bracket, second-seeded Marist (19-3) struggled past seventh-seeded Westminster (9-13) 31-30, while top-seeded St Pius (22-1) coasted past eighth-seeded Chamblee (10-15) 71-50. Junior forward Marion McCauley, who had missed three of her previous five free-throw attempts, made one of two with one second remaining to give Marist the victory over a very deliberate Westminster team. McCauley scored all three of her points in the final quarter.

Tournament Winner Money Runner-up South Australian Open Mark Woodtorde $18,680 Patrick Kultnen Wellington Nationals Kelly Evernden $23,000 Shme Mattuoka New South Watea Open Aaron Knckstem $23,000 Andrei Cnerkaso New Zealand Open Ramesh Krishran $23,000 Amos Manadorl Australian Open hanLendl $140,000 MHoelav Medr Rotterdam Jakob Hlasek $76,500 Anders Jarryd Chevrolet Open Luii Matter $20,000 Jimmy Brown Stella Artois Indoors Boris Becker $75,000 Alexander VoHvOV Volvo Indoor Brad Gilbert $53,550 Johan Kriek Chicago 22 31 8 52 ,236 255 St. Louie 21 28 10 52 203 218 Minnesota 18 28 13 49 196 222 Toronto 20 35 6 45 164 251 Smyths) DMttofi Calgary 42 12 8 92 269 174 Los Angeles 32 23 69 307 261 Edmonton 29 27 64 254 239 Vancouver 25 29 7 57 200 197 Winnipeg 20 28 10 50 224 260 TUESDAY'S GAMES Winnipeg at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Detroit at Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m.

Hartford at Edmonton, 8:35 p.m. St Louis at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. SCORING LEADERS CP APIs Lemieui, Pgh 57 62 92 154 Otetzky.lA 59 46 88 134 Nichols, LA 60 57 -64 121 Yzerman, Del 61 53 67 120 Brown, Pgh 56 42 56 98 RoMaiHa, IA 59 40 46 86 Carson, Edm 62 41 39 SO Kurri, Edm 59 30 50 90 Coffey, Edm 54 21 59 80 Mullen, Cal 60 36 39 78 Gallant Pet 67 34 41 75 Savard, Chi 47 20 65 75 Maclean, NJ 60 35 39 74 Quirm, Pgh 59 28 46 73 Gitmour.Csl 69 21 50 71 Larmer.Chi 61 33 36 99 CAREER LEADERS GtS Ast Ptt 1. Gordie Howe, Det-Har 801 1049 1850 ExWayiwGrettxy.Edm-LA 629 1174 1803 3. xMarcet 731 1039 1770 4.

Ptiil Esttosito, Chi-Bot-WYR 717 673 1590 5. Stan Mikfta, Chi 543 977 1520 6. JohnBucyk, Pet-Bos 556 613 1369 7. Gilbert Perrcaiitt, Bui 512 814 1329 8 xBryan Trottier, NYt 484 637 1321 Akw Delvacchto, Oat 456 825 1281 10. Guy Ufleur, Mon-NYR 532 748 1280 K-acBva MONDAY'S 8UMMARIE8 New Jersey I i 14 NY.

Rangert 2 3 27 Coming Up Feb. 27-March 5, Bmck WCT Finals, Reunion Arena, Dallas; Feb. 27-March 5, Open da Lorraine, Metz, Franca; March 6-12, Scottsdale Open, Scottsdale, March 13-19, Newsweek Champions Cup, Indian Walla, March 20-26, Upton International Championships, Key Biscayne, April 34, China Open, Beijing; April 10-16, Top Line Classic, Bah, Italy; April 10-16, Citibank Dinars Classic, Rio da Janiero; Aprl 10-16, KAL Cup, Seoul, South Korea; April 17-23, International Open, Boulogne, Franca; April 17-23, Suntory Japan Open, Tokyo; April 24-30, Volvo-Monte Carlo Open, Monte Carlo; April 24-30, Singapore, Victoria, Australia; April 25-30, Challenge. Roswell, May 1-7, Tennis Championships of Bavaria, Munich, West Germany, May 1-7, Eagle Tournament of Champions, Forest Hills, Y. The Leaderboard EARNINGS FOR YEAR INDOORS Ivan Lend! $140,001 Pet Pet Miloslav Meek $87,388 Ivan Lend! 7 0 1.000 Boris Becker 7 0 1.000 Boris Becker $85,173 Brad Gilbert 5 0 1.000 Brad Gilbert 6 0 1.000 Jakob Hlasek $84,776 LufrMattar 5 0 1.000 Thomas Muster 2 0 1.000 John McEnroe $54,924 Stefan Edberg 4 0 1 000 HoretSKofl 2 0 1.000 Brad Gilbert $54,070 Horst Skoft 2 0 1.000 Bruno Oresar 2 01.000 Alexander Volkov $46,667 Boris Becker 10 1 909 OUTDOORS Anders Jarryd $44,918 Thomas Muster 6 1 .857 Pet Jan Gunnarsson $44,104 Michael Chang 5 1 833 Ivan Lend! 7 0 1,000 "i Darren Cahill $43,276 Jaime Yzaga 5 1 .833 Lut Matter 5 0 1.000 Thomas Muster $35,886 CARPET Stefan Edberg 4 0 1.000 Johan Kriek $35,884 I Pet Andre Agassi 2 0 1.000 Aaron Krickstein $34,713 Boris Becker 7 0 1.000 Michael Chang 2 0 1.000 EricJelen $32,120 Veli Paloheimo 1 0 1,000 Krickstein 8 1 .889 Ramesh Krishnan $31 ,363 Jakob Hlasek 61 .857 Braves MONDAY'S SCORES STATE Alabama 88, Paine 84 Atlanta Christian 100, Trinity Bible 73 Augusta 100, Armstrong St.

62 Berry 110, laGrange 62 Duke 91, Georgia Tech 66 Georgia SW 70, Kennesaw St. 65 LSU 97, Georgia 83 Miles 94, Fort Valley St. 91 Mississippi Coll. 101, West Georgia 89 Talladega 118, Morris Brown 95 Valdosta St. 71, Term -Martin 61 SOUTH Alabama St.

86, Alcorn St. 68 American U. 71, N.C-Wilminglon 70 Auburn 77, Kentucky 75 Austin Peay 86, Tennessee Tech 85 Belmont 104, Union, Term. 95 Belmont Abbey 95, Guilford 78 Bethune-Cookman 87, Shore 64 Campbell 90, Radford 64 Citadel 100, Marshall 80 Coker 84, Morris 78 Cow, of Charleston 62, Presbyterian 76 David Lipscomb 110, Trevecca Naz, 102 Dillard 80, Belhaven 77 East Carolina 67, Navy 56 Flagler 91, St. Thomas, Fla 86 Florida 130, Delaware St.

108 Fumnan 67, VMI 71 George Mason 86, Liberty 74 Jackson St. 80, Southern U. 77 Lander 86, Cent. Wesleyan 6 Limestone 76, S.C.-Aiken 46 Louisiana Tech 93, NE Louisiana 8 MaryviHe, Term, 129, Warren Wilson 76 Memphis Si 72, Louisville 67 Middle Tennessee St. 81, E.

Kentucky 63 MiHersville 90, Randolph-Macon 84 Morehead St. 93, Tennessee St. 92, 2 OT Morgan St. 96, N. Carolina AST 79 N.

Carolina St. 90, 75 N.C.-Greensboro 91, Davis Elklne 75 S. Carolina St. 80, Howard U. 79 S.C.-Spartanburg 76 Allen 54 SE Louisiana 82, NW Louisiana 81, OT Venn.

Wesleyan 85, Va, Intermont 68 Troy St. 91, North Alabama 77 Virginia Tech 82, E. Tennessee St. 79 Western Carolina 81, Eton 63 William Carey 94, Tougaloo 93 Wingate 104, Lenoir-Rhyne 100, 3 OT EAST Bucknell 106, St. Francis, Pa.

94 Hamilton 69, Colgate 75 Long Island 79, St. Francis, 77, OT Maris! 80, Drexel 70 Montclair St. 76, Glassboro St. 71 Pittsburgh 73, Villanova 72 Rutgera 76, St, Joseph's 74 St. Peter's 63, Monmouth, N.J, 62 Towson St.

104, Loyola, Md. 69 MIDWEST Bradley 78, Illinois St. 66 Cleveland St. 69, W. Illinois 70 Drake 62, Tulsa 61 Illinois 102, Purdue 75 Marquette 69, Fordham 68 S.

Illinois 79, Murray St. 71 Indiana 102, Kentucky St. 78 SW Missouri St. 62, Wis -Green Bay 52 South Dakota 108, U.S. International 103 Valparaiso 79, Iowa 70 Wright St, 118, Brooklyn Col.

88 Xaner, Ohio 86, Detroit 64 SOUTHWEST Austin Col. 108, McMurry 105 Cent. Arkansas 64, Ark -Monticello 53 Cent. Okla. 97, Texas 80 Grambling St.

70, Texas Southern 62 Henderson St. 68, Ouachita 63 Hendrix 78, Arkansas Coll. 55 Howard Payne 98, Sul Ross St. 85 Langslon 109, Oklahoma Christian 108 Oral Roberts 117, North Texas 116, OT Prairie View 82, Miss. Valley 51.

73 Arkansas 96, Harding 83 Tarleton St. 85, Trinity, Tex. 68 U. of the Ozarks 57, Arkansas Tech 54 W. Texas St.

66, Abilene Christian 66 FAR WEST Angek) St. 71, E. New Mexico 59 Colorado St. 58, Air Force 53 S. Utah 72, Chicago St.

71 Stanford 68, Southern Cal 52 TOURNAMENTS OMo Athletic Conference First Round Marietta 79, Ohio Northern 60 WOMEN STATE Brewton-Parker 68, Piedmont 57 Fort Valley St. 83, Miles 66 Georgia Southern 74, Cent Florida 56 Kennesaw St. 71, Georgia SW 64 Mercer 67, Florida International 62 Paine 64, Alabama 6 S.C.-Spartanburg 72, North Georgia 66 Talladega 73, Morris Brown 49 Tennessee Wesleyan 97, Shorter 64 Valdosta St. 68, Tenn -Martm 49 SOUTH Ashland 96, Clarion 44 Bethune-Cookman 89, Shore 43 Campbell 71, Coastal Carolina 46 Coker 84, Morris 66 Co, of Charleston 68, Presbyterian 68 Florida Atlantic 75, Florida Southern 67 Francis Marion 78, Erskine 64 Howard U. 63, S.

Carolina St. 50 Jacksonville St. 81, W. Florida 67 Lander 75, Cent. Wesleyan 55 Mars Hill 81, Eton 70 Marshall 56, 52 Maryland 88, Clemson 63 Middle Tenn, 81, E.

Kentucky 75 Morehead St. 84, Tennessee St. 65 Mount St. Mary's, Md. 68, Towson St.

66 N. Carolina AST 46, Morgan St, 45 NE Louisiana 83, SE Louisiana 68 South Carolina 76, Florida St. 68 Mississippi 92, Memphis St. 78 Southern U. 60, Jackson St.

50 Stetson 80, Florida 75 Tennessee 92, Notre Dame 43 Tennessee Tech 94, Austin Peay 62 Winlhrop 69, N.C.-Asheville 69 EAST American Intl. 78, New Hampshire Coll, 70 American U. 78, N.C.-Wllminglon 74 Rider 70, St Francis, Y. 66 MIDWEST Butler 70, Wright St. 64 Detroit 60, Valparaiso 72 Hampton 2, Livingstone 0, forfeit Elizabeth City St.

64, N.C. Central 64 Norfolk St 75, Winston-Salem 58 Shaw 81, St. Paul's 57 MONDAY'S SUMMARIES Georgia (63) ffl rob 0 1 I ptt Cole 37 3- 7 0-0 Wilson ...36 2 5 2 2 Kessler ..27 6-12 7-8 Green 37 12-18 2- Hamilton .39 6-21 0-0 4 Patton 9 1-4 3-3 Harron Howard 1 0-0 0-0 3 0-2 0-0 Bennett 4 1-1 0-0 Austin 7 0-0 2-2 2 Totals 200 J2-70 16-20 30 1419 LSU (97) tnki to ft ft ptt Blanton .....40 616 8- 8 12 24 Sims 32 4-11 3- 3 7 2 4 11 Singleton. 39 7-13 7-10 12 2 5 21 Mouton 30 3- 9 2- 2 8 7 Jackson ....39 9-20 8-10 4 3 2 26 Scott 30-00-00 00 0 Tracey .....16 0-3 7- 9 4 0 1 Grant 10-00-01 00 Totals 2O0 31-72 1542 48 10 19 (7 Georgia LSU 43 64-47 26 57-63 3-Polnt Goorc Georgia 3-11, .273 (Green 3-3, Hamdon 04, Wilson 0-1, Patton 0-1); LSU 04. .000 (Blanton 0-1.

Mouton 0-2, Tracey 0-1). Stocked shots: Georgia 2 Bennett, Austin); LSU 8 singleton 6, Blanton). Turnovers: Georgia 14 (Colo 2, Wilson 3, Kessler 2, Green 4, Austin), LSU 14 (Blanton 3, Singleton 2, Tracey 9, Scott 3, Jackson). Steals: Georgia 11 Cote 3, Kessler 3, Green 2, Hamilton 2, Austin); LSU 7 (Blanton 2, Jackson 2, Sims, Singleton, Tracey). Technical foulc Georgia, coach.

A 12,962. GeoroTocB(66) to ft Ipts McNeil ...27 2-3 4-4 Whitmore 15 3-6 0-0 Brittian ....38 0- 2 1-1 Scott 39 11-21 1- 3 Oliver 39 4-15 1-5 5 4 3 1 2 3 1 26 Brown 26 3- 3 2-2 9 2-31-4 6 0-0 0-0 1 1-1 0-0 Reese Domalik White 2 0 Totals 200 26-54 10-11 19 11 21 66 Duke (91) to ft rob Iptt 4 1 34 Ferry 34 10-18 S-S 10 Smith ........25 1- 4 2- 2 6 Abdelnaby 18 2- 9 0-0 6 Hendrsn .,.30 5- 1-1 2 Snyder 25 2- 6 2- 2 2 2 2 0 1 3 4 12 4 8 Brickey 23 4- 6 3- 4 4 Laettner ....14 4-4 4-4 4 3- 5 4- 5 2 Oaa 1-1 Palmer 2 0- 0 00 0 1 It 4 12 2 11 1 0 0 Buckley 2 0- 0 0-0 1 Totals 200 32-58 23-27 38 18 21 91 Georgia Toch Duko 23 43-66 49 42-41 3-Potnt Goals: Georgia Tech 4-9, .444 (bcott 3-e, Oliver o-z, Brown i-i); duke 10, .400 (Ferry 1-2, smith 1-1, Henderson 1-1, snyder 0-4, Koubek 1-2 Blot shots: Georgia Tech 1 (Brittian); Duke 2 (Henderson, laettner). Turnovers: Georgia Tech 19, Duke 14. Steals: Georgia ecn to Brown Oliver 4, McNeil); Duke 8 (Ferry 2, Snyder 3, Abdelnaby, Laettner, Davis). Technical Mult: None.

TUESDAY'S GAMES STATE Southern Tech at Brewton-Parker; Berry at Georgia Southwestern; Tennessee Temple at Earl Pauk; southeastern Bible at Too cos Falls; Albany St. at Tuskegeo. SOUTH South Florida at Ala -Birmingham; Florida St. at New Orleans; Nevada-Reno at North Carolina; Old Dominion at South Alabama; Va. Commonwealth at Tem.

-Chattanooga; N.C. Chanotte at w. Kentucky. EAST Armu FllirfiRld Hnlw Crnftft at lAnfl: Unrt SI Muv'i Uri Utri -FtaHirrwn County; St. John's vs.

Seton Hal at the Meadowlands. MIDWEST Notre Dame at Dayton; Indiana St at E. Illinois. SOUTHWEST McNeese St at Lamar, Baptist Coll. at SW Texas St.

FAR WEST Creighton at Montana St WOMEN STATE Savannah St at Armstrong St; S.C.-Aiken at Augusta; Emory at Toccoe Falls; Albany St. at Tuskegee; SOUTH Mississippi at Mississippi Duke at N. Carolina Xavier, Ohio at N. Kentucky; Virginia Tech at N.C.-Charfotte; Va. Com- monwealth at Virginia.

EAST Delaware at Bucknell; Lehigh at Drexel; N.G.-wumington at M0. -Baltimore wo. Wagner at Monmouth, N.J.; Seton Hal at Providence; Rutgers at Rhode island. MIDWEST IB -Chicago at Loyola, Iowa at Ohio a SOUTHWEST Baylor at Arkansas; Oklahoma City at Oral Roberts; Sam Houston St. at Stephen Austin; Old Dominion at Texas; Rice Texas Texas Tech at Texas Christian.

AP TOP TWENTY Record Pis Pvs 1. Oklahoma (61) 23- 3 1296 2. Arizona (2) 20- 3 1224 3, Georgetown 20- 3 1146 4. Indiana (1) 21- 5 676 5. North Carolina 22- 5 972.

6. Syracuse 22-5 934 7. Missouri 22- 5 930 8. Louisville 18- 5 852 9, Duke (1) 19-4 610 10. Illinois 21-4 11.

West Virginia 22- 2 591 12. Florida State 19-4 508 13. Michigan 19- 6 495 14. Iowa 19- 6 484 15. Seton Hall 21-5 416 16.

Stanford 20- 5 369 17. N. Carolina State 17- 6 331 18. Vegas 18- 6 290 19. St.

Mary's, Calif. 22- 3 71 20 Ban State 21- 2 37 NR NR High School Region playoffs MONDAY'S SCORES Boys 5-AAA at St Plus SI P85, Westlake77 Marist 63, Westminster 46 Girls 6-AAA at St Plus Manst 31, Westminster 30 St Pius 71. Chamblee 50 TUESDAY'S GAMES Boys f-AAAA at McEachern vita Rica vs. Alexander McEachern vs Douglas Co 7-AAAA at Redan 8:30, Banneker vs. SoulhsxJe 6-AAA at George 6:00.

Northside vs. Futon Brown vs. Towers 00, t-AA at Hancock Central 8 30 Hancock Cent, vs Wash S-AatCoota 8 30, Fairmount vs. Bowdon Oris t-AAAA at McEachern 4:30, Villa Rica vs. WiHs 7:30, South Cobb vs.

Osborne 7-AAAA at Redan 7:00, Redan vs. Douglass 6-AAA at George George vs. Lakeside Carver vs. Fulton 6-AA at Avondele Cedar Grove vs. Cnm wondale vs.

Grady 4A at Hancock Central 7:00, Harlem vs. Oconee Co. 6-A at Coosa 7:00, Fairmount vs. Bremen BASEBALL College' MONDAY'S SCORES Florida 4, Tampa 0 Florida St, 5, Baptist Coll. 4, to Innings long Beach State 8, Arizona 6 Seton Hall 5, Miami, Fla.

1 South Alabama 6, S. Mississippi 4 Texas Christian 6-12, Hardin Simmons 40 RANKINGS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL-ESPN Record Ptt Pry I.Florida 11-0 494 6 2. Miami, Fla. 7-1 493 1 3. Texas 62 492 3 4.

Oklahoma St. 1-0 489 4 5. Florida St. 6-2 463 2 6. Texas 7-0 479 9 7.

Southern Cal 12-2 475 17 8. Fullerton St. 5-3 469 6 9. Arizona St. 9-5 466 7 10.

Louisiana St. 6-0 461 14 11. Mississippi SI. OO 460 11 12. California 10-2 456 10 13.

Wichita St. 0-1 453 8 H.Arizona 451 12 15. Georgia Tech 2-2 447 13 16. Clemson 2-0 446 16 17. Arkansas 1-0 442 20 18.

San Jose St. 12-0 439 19. Oklahoma i 0-0 436 19 20. Long Beach Si. 10-0 432 21.

South Carolina 0-1 427 16 22. Brkjham Young 2-1 426 22 23. Stanford 8-7 421 15 24. Hawaii 54 416 23 25. Washington St.

OO 412 25 Tennis U.S. Pro Indoor Monday, at Philadelphia FIRST-ROUND SCORES VeS Paloheimo d. Smon Youl 64, S4 Tom Nipsen d. Jonathan Canter 62, 6-2 Lei! Sdtras d. DanHo Marcetro 7-5, 6-4 Joey Rwad.

Kenny Thome 64, 62 Nicholas Parana d. Michael Kures 7-6, S3 Ken Bach d. Jorge lozano 4, 63, 7-6 David Wheaton d. Jason Stoilenberg 64, 62 Milan Srejbet d. SHuzo MaSuoka 3-6, 6-3, 64 PeW Sampras d.

Horaoo rj la Pena 63, 64 Joint Letts d. Robbie Weiss 7-5, 63 Ramesh Knshnan Marty Davit 1-6, 7-6, 34, retired Sammy (yammatva d. Glenn Michibata 60, 61 Mcrrt Weslphal d. Peter Aktnch 6-1, 62 Rdiey Reneberg Jim Grabb 63, 3 7-8 Lyon Championships Mondtiyi it Lyon, Fwtc FIRST-ROUND SCORES Erik Wnogradsky d. Peter Lundgren 64, 64 Patrick Kuhnen d.

Olivier De Laifre Torek Benhabilee d. Chris Saceanu 5-7, 63, 64 Magnus Guslafsson d. QUI Rsrmasto S3, 63 LhveCarl Steeb d. Leonardo Lavalle SO, 36, 60 Slims of Kansas Monday, at Wichita, Kan. FIRST-ROUND SCORES Barbara Potter d.

Michelle Torres 64, 64 Susan Sloane d. Eva KrapaJ 64, 62 Hu Na d. Marianne Werdtl 61 63 Akiko Kijimuta Adrina Vlllagran SI, 63 Shaun Stafford d. Hester Witvoet S3, S3 Louse Allen d. Molly Van Nostrand 64, S3 College MONDAY'S SCORES Georgia 9, UW 6 Singles: Waldman d.

Michelle Mras 62, Stacey Schefdin d. Susy Westtall 7-6, 84: Elizabeth Alexander d. Julie Kempm SI, 62; CvynMossd. Ruth Arm Stevens 62, 62; Lisa Apanay d. Kristin Siegmund 62, 62; Shawn McCarthy Susie Costa 62, 44.

S3; Doubles: Schefflin and Shaman McCarthy d. Mras and Costa 62, 1-6, 62; Apanay and Tonya Bogdonas d. Stevens ana nmpm s-3, t-r, xinder and Waldman Uz Fox and Sieg- mundfrt.M Women's Tour This week: Virginia Slims of California Site: Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, Monday-Sunday. Purse; winner receives $50,000. Surface: Supreme (carpet).

Defending champion: Martina Navratjlova beat Larisa Sav-chenko of the Soviet Union The seeds (In order): Navratilova, Natalia Zvereva, Zina Garrison, Savchenko, Patty Fendick, Etna Reinach, Nathalie Tauzlat, Roz Falrbank. Notes: Falrbank, the No. 8 seed, lost to Jenny Byrne of Australia 6-4, 7-6 Monday night. Navratilova, the only four-time winner of this event, last year became the first No. 1 seed to win the event in the previous six years.

The Slims of California, which began in January 1971, is the longest run-' ning women's-only event in the world. The Slims of Houston began In November 1970 but was not held one year Television; ESPN, Sunday, p.m. This week; Virginia Slims of Kansas Site: Crestview Country Club, Wichita, Monday- i Sunday. Purse: $1 winner receives $1 7,000. Front Page IE At 16, Rivera so impressed Snyder during a 15-min-ute workout in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic, that the Braves immediately signed him to a contract Placed on a vitamin supplement diet, Rivera has since grown three inches and 45 pounds to 6 feet .6, 210 pounds while adding movement and velocity to his fastball.

Rivera went 9-11 with a 3.17 ERA at Class A Sumter last year before going 5-3 with a 3.64 ERA against more experienced opposition in the Dominican winter league considered low Class AAA quality. The Braves consider Rivera two years away from reaching major-league caliber. Larry Jaster, Sumter's pitching coach last season, considers Rivera and Dennis Burlin-game, who will likely start this season at Class AA Greenville, even at this stage. "I think this is a good situation to be in," Rivera said through pitcherinterpreter Jose Alvarez. "I have no control over the situation.

It happened and there's nothing I can do about it" Rivera combines immaculate mechanics, an overhand delivery and command of a low, tailing fastball. He struck out 99 while walking only 52 in 173 innings at Sumter. Rivera has come far since being signed as a malnourished product of a poverty climate. "You can't lose a guy like that" says Nixon. "We'd take him back in a minute." The schedule already conspires against the Braves.

By beginning the season with 10 games in as many days, the Braves must leave spring training with five starters. Carrying Rivera would further burden an uncertain bullpen. JVie Braves Notebook, Page 2E Surface; Deco-Turf II (sponge asphalt). Manuela Maleeva beat Sylvia Defending champion: Hamka. The seeds (In order): Barbara Potter, Helen Kelesi, Ftaf-faella Reggl, Susan Sloane, Leila Meskhl, Amy Frazier, Dianne Balestrat, Etsuko Inoue.

Notes: Sylvia Hanika and Mary Joe Fernandez withdrew, citina the flu. Two of the tournament's orevious winners. First Period 1, New Jersey, Muller 24 (Broten, Verbeak), 2:21. 2, New York, Granato 33 (Lafrenetre, Petit), 8:09. 3, New York, sandstrom 21, 10:19 sh Second Period-4, New York, Sandstrom 22 (Lafremere, Hardy 1:28.

5, New Jer sey, Verbeek 22 (Broten, Woiarun), 7:18. 6, New Jersey, Conacher 5 (Loiselle, Brown), 6:43. 7, New York, Dahlen 20 (Leetch), 11:48 (pp). 6, New York, Turcotte 1 (Ogrodnick, Greschner), 18:17. Third Period 9, New York, Lafreniere 5, 3:15.

10, New Jersey, wolanin 2 Muller, Broten), 11:06. 11, New York, Granato 34 Lafreniere 19:21 (en). Shots on goal-New Jersey 7-11-17-35. New York 16-108-34. Goalies-New jersey, Burke, 1S22-9 (33 shots-27 saves).

New York, Froese, B-9-4 (35-31). 17,332. Toronto Lot Angeles 1 1 1 111-6 First Period 1, Toronto, Fergus 18 (Lee- man, Kostopoutos), 8:48 (pp). 2, Lot An-galea, Allison 13 (DeGrsy, Gretzky), 11:42 (pp). 3, Toronto, an (lalrate), 12:54.

4, Los Angeles, Krushernysld 18 (Duchesne, Deuray), (opt Second Period 6, Los Angeles, Gretzky 45 (Allison). 7:49. Los Angeles, Taylor IB (uoa, Kasper), 1201. 7, Toronto, Os borne 13 fteeman, Olczyk), 18:35. Third Period 8, Lot Angeles, Gretzky 46 (Allison, KrusnemysH), 9:17.

9, Toronto, Darnphousse 20 (leeman, Olczyk), 19:24. Shots on goal-Toronto 12-10-1133. Los Angeles 9-14-13-36. Goalies Toronto, Better, 11-14-2 (36 shots-31 saves). Los Angeles, Healy, 25-15-2 (33-29).

A 16,005. Washington Cakjary 0 6 2-2 I 4 I First Period 1, Calgary, Hrdma 19 (Floury), 5:48. 2, Calgary, Roberts 19 (Loob, Macoun), 13:49. Second Period 3, Calgary. Patterson 11 (Mullen, Giknour), 6:17.

4, Calgary, Loob 21 (Meuwendyk), 8:30. 5, Calgary, Suter iz (Muten, Macinrn), 14:25 (pp). Calgary, Floury 6 (Loob, MacCrirnmon), 14:53. Third Period 7, Washington, Murphy 6 (uruce, Phronkai, 13:56. 8, Washington, courtnai so (prvonxa, Sheeny), 1741.

Shots on goal Washington 3-99-21 Calgary 11-12-6-29. Goalies-Washing ton, Malarchuk, 16-18-7 (23 lhotl-17 saves), Beaupre (0:00 third, 66). Calgary, wamsiey, 14-74 (zi-ig). AUTOS NASCAR Winston Cup POINT STANDINGS 1. Ken Schrader, Chevrolet 180 2.

Parrel WaHrip, Chevrolet 180 3. Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet 170 4. Geoff Bodine, Chevrolet 165 5. Phil Parsons, OMsmobile 160 Rick Mast, Chevrolet 155 7. Alan Kutwickl, Ford 151 8.

Rick Wilson, Otdsmobikt 147 9. Terry Labonte, Ford 143 10. Eddie Bierschwale, Oldsmobile 139 Latest Line NBA TUESDAY'S GAMES Ptt WASHINGTON 11Vt LA. Clippers NEW YORK 9Vi Houston SEATTLE 10V Boston MILWAUKEE 14 Indiana PHOENIX evk Golden Stats Home team In CAPS Wendy White and Potter, are Woods continues 10 oe unique among bums tournaments as matety 90 percent of the players are housed by members of back. The Kansas event Money Runner-up From Page IE i tne community.

Television: None locally. 1989 Tour Results Ariadne Classic Helena Sukova $25,500 Linda Schuru New South Wales Open M. Navratilova $40,000 Catanna Lindqvst Australian Open Steffi Graf Pan Pacific Open M. Navratilova Slims of Washington Steffi Graf Coming Up Feb. 27-March Virginia Slims of San went Marcn e-iz, Virginia slims ot Oklahoma, Oklahoma City; March 13-19, Virginia SHma of Florida, Boca Raton; March 20-April 2, Upton International Champion- ships, Key Biscayne, AprH-3-9, Family Circle Magazine Cup, Hilton Head; Apr 10-U 16, Bausch lamb, Amelia Island, April 17-23, Eckerd Open, Tampa, April vision I-AA poll.

The team lost 10 starters and 31 lettermen after the 1987 season but posted its fourth straight winning season with nine victories. Woods, a native of Oneida, was a four-year football letterman at Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn. He played two seasons as quarterback and two at defensive back, the position at which he was named all-conference twice. Woods began his coaching career at Tennessee in 1976, working with the secondary. He made stops at Kansas, North Alabama and Iowa State before coming to Appalachian State in January 1983 as offensive coordinator.

Thirteen months later, he was named head coach, replacing Mack Brown, and at age 30 became the youngest head coach in Division I-A and I-AA. Satterfield, a 1962 South Carolina graduate, was considered a strong candidate because his Furman team won the I-AA national championship last December. It is believed, however, that South Carolina wanted a younger coach. He will turn 50 on Nov. 11.

Chaump will turn 53 on April 28. Al Groh, who served as the Gamecocks' offensive coordinator last season before being reassigned to quarterbacks coach in January, resigned Monday to accept a position as linebackers coach with the New York Giants. Groh is the fifth South Carolina assistant to leave since the end of last season. The Associated Press contributed to this report I rs uM, gummy Japan wyvii, ivnyu, ryin Gun. Hamburo.

WMt Qtyrnarw: Mav W1 Soalri. I The Leaderboard EARNINGS Ion McNeil $135,000 Helena Sukova $50,000 Lori McNeil $60,000 Zina Garrison Antonio; March 6-12, Virginia Slims of Indian viryifito awns nuusign, way Vllt- 17. Inhwiuitional Cruutvnhlrw Rwrdnna $29,425 SUMS RANKINGS Compiled by Matt WinkeUohn Steffi Graf $200,120 C. Kohde-Kilsch $29,150 Stern Graf Germany M. Navratilova $133,675 Jane Novotna $27,940 Martina Navratilova USA Helena Sukova $105,395 M.J.

Fernandez $27,300 Chris Evert USA Zina Garrison $72,252 Brenda Schurtt $24,046 Gab. Sabatini Argentina Gabriels Sabatini $46,120 J. Hetherington $20,269 PamShriver USA Belinda Cordwek $45,921 Natalia Zvereva $19,625 Helena Sukova Czech. Pam Shriver $44,275 Katrine Adaml $19,541 Manuela Maleeva Bulgaria Patty Fendick $41,028 Hana Mandlikova $19,497 Natalia Zvereva USSR Catarlna Lindqvist $39,121 RafaeHa Reggl $17,376 Zina Garrison USA.