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Del. Kramer, Chi. T. Green, Was. Dilfer, T.B.

I I Today Thu Frl Sat Sun Sports digest Richmond 11 10 2 24 83 70 Chesapeake 9 10 3 21 70 71 Johnstown 7 6 3 17 55 55 Northwest Division Pts OF GA Toledo 12 6 2 26 85 78 Peoria 11 8 2 24 76 80 Wheeling 10 11 1 21 82 81 Huntington 9 8 2 20 56 70 Dayton 9 9 2 20 70 76 Columbus 9 9 1 19 58 65 NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE Judge to wait on Tyson probation action Wittenberg JV (0-3) Watson 1-10-0 2, Pinkerton 0-2 OO 0. Novak 3-7 00 6, Korsberg 1-4 1-2 6, Gaydos 1-6 1-4 3. K. Miller 3 7-7 19. Burgei 3-7 00 9, Matthews 1-2 02 2, Stevens 1-1 00 2, Swary 5-8 01 10, M.

Miller 0-2 00 0. Totals: 1948 9-16 59. Sinclair (1-0) Cook 4-11 4-5 15. Fril-zell 3-7 5-8 11. Weng 3-10 4-6 10.

Pur-nell 2-6 0-0 4, Beach 2-7 2-2 6. Weitzel 0-3 00 6, McCoy 2-3 5 9, Jones 6-12 0-1 12, Jackson 00 0-0 0, Williams 00 00 0. Totals: 22-60 20-28 73. Halftime score Sinclair 29, Wittenberg JV 32; Field Goal Sinclair Wittenberg JV .365. 3-Point Goals Sinclair 3-12 (Weitzel 2-4, Cook 1-3, Frir zell 0-1, McCoy 0-1, Beach 0-3); Wittenberg JV 4-15 (Miller 2-4, Burgei 1-3, Korsberg 1-4, Novak 0-1, Gaydos 0-3).

Rebounds Sinclair 39 (Weng 9); Wittenberg JV 24 (Burgei 5, Swary 5). INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana judge who could. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Southeast Division return Mike Tyson to prison will await the former heavyweight champion's February sentencing Colts 1 p.m. af ifTl isnnesse J3flT'( Martin 19s a p.m. I 5Uv! Central livl-feS.

Michigan tp -Toledo Chesapeake Columbus Richmond 7 30 p.m. 7 30 pm 3 p.m. Ma- Denver Northern crflWplSaw 9 05 p.m. Iowa 272 173 1978 13 465 291 3516 25 294 170 2143 11 250 151 1823 9 399 218 2770 19 361 192 2407 18 Rushers No Yds Avg 336 1448 4.3 285 1327 4.7 J. Anderson, All.

Sanders. Del Hearst, S.F. E. Smith, Dal. R.

Smith, Mm. Dunn, T.B. Murrell, Aril Staley, Phi. Brown, NYfl Lane, Car. 249 1244 5.0 270 1113 4.1 215 1013 47 193 868 4.5 3.8 3.9 4.1 3.3 205 194 179 193 778 760 736 646 Rscsiwi No Yds 14.0 12.7 14.1 11.7 17.3 15.0 13.6 14.4 167 15.3 IG 66t 42 43 36 84t 98t 721 54t 79t 62 Rra, S.F.

Sanders, Ariz Irvin. Dal. Moore, Det. Freeman. G.B.

Morton, Det. Muhammad, Car. Carter. Mm. Owens.

S.F. Ismail, Car. 967 874 942 748 1070 900 801 821 935 857 Punters No Yds LG Avg Royals, NO. Maynard, NY-G M. Turk.

Was. Jetl.Det. Berger. Mm. Tuten, St.L Gowin, Dal.

Lancets, G.B. Roby, S.F. Hutton, Phi. 75 3404 64 46.4 89 4033 63 45.3 74 3326 69 44.9 51 2278 60 44.7 44 1946 66 44.2 80 3532 64 44.2 62 2736 65 44.1 53 2315 72 43.7 49 2100 66 429 90 3806 61 42.3 Punt Returners Maryland assault charges before makmg her sion. Judge Patricia Gifford followed a recommendation from probation officer George Walker, whb said in a probation report it "may be desirable to.

await the outcome" of misdemeanor assault charges against Tyson in Maryland. Tyson pleadgd no contest there last week. The Montgomery 7 County District Court in Maryland on Tuesday set Pts OF GA Pee Dee 13 7 2 28 87 68 Augusta 13 10 2 28 82 88 Florida 13 6 1 27 79 53 South Carolina 11 6 2 24 83 69 Greenville 10 9 2 22 71 72 Charlotte 9 9 2 20 74 79 Miami 8 10 3 19 65 88 Jacksonville 7 12 1 15, 63 84 Southwest Division Pts GF GA Louisiana 15 2 3 33 95 54 Birmingham 12 8 2 26 82 84 New Orleans 11 5 3 25 64 58 Mississippi 11 8 2 24 77 74 Tallahassee 10 9 2 22 66 76 Mobile 7 11 2 16 70 71 Pensacola 7 15 0 14 60 94 Baton Rouge 6 9 2 14 52 63 I Pet Pf PA NT Jets" 9 4 0 .692 347 230 Miami .9 4 0 .692 258 185 New England 8 5 0 .615 285 245 Buffalo 8 5 0 .615 301 262 Indianapolis 2 11 0 .154 229 364 Central Jacksonville 10 3 0 .769 348 269 Tennessee 7 6 0 .538 276 251 Pittsburgh 7 6 0 .538 233 241 Baltimore 5 8 0 .385 219 263 Cincinnati 2 11 0 .154 217 354 West y-Denver 13 0 0 1.000 436 237 Oakland ,7 6 0 .538 226 271 Seattle 6 7 0 .462 286 242 Kansas City 5 8 0 .385 269 294 San Diego 5 8 0 .385 201 271 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East WIT Pet PF PA Dallas 8 5 0 .615 328 239 Aruona -6 7 0 .462 270 331 Y. Giants 5 8 0 .385 219 276 Washington 4 9 0 .308 264 357 Philadelphia 3 10 0 .231 125 291 Central Minnesota 12 1 0 .923 442 242 Green Bay 8 5 0 .615 336 264 Tampa Bay, '6 7 0 .462 247 272 Detroit 5 8 0 .385 266 300 Chicago 3 10 0 .231 219 323 West x-Atlanta 11 2 0 .846 353 239 x-SanFran. 10 3 0 .769 385 272 New Orleans 6 7 0 .462 238 268 St.

Louis 3 10 0 .231 221 302 Carolina 2 11 0 .154 264 353 Feb. 5 for sentencing, said Indianapolis lawyer. Baseball news and notes Andro issue set to be addressed: Baseball and the players' association are the little white pill Mark McGwire made famous and the health and ethical issues it poses for the sport. Under pressure from the International Olympic Committee to ban androstenedione as the Olympics, NFL and NCAA have baseball will; open its investigation on two fronts: first at the; 7 players' association board meeting in Las Vegas today, then at the owners' winter meeting in Nash: ville, on Saturday. SPORTEVENT TIME TV Soccer: UEFA Champions spN2 League Bayern Munich at Manchester United College Basketball: 7 9 Xavier at Toledo m' Florida at Duke 7:30 p.m.

ESPN Connecticut at Massachussetts NHL Hockey: Colorado Avalanche at 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 New York Rangers BD. 11:30 p.m. ESPN2 PRCA National Finals TODAY'S LOCAL SCHEDULE No Yds Avg LG TD Sanders, Dal. 24 375 15.6 691 2 Green, T.B.

25 355 14.2 95t 1 Hastings. N.O. 22 307 14.0 76 0 Milrjum, Chi, 19 256 13.5 93t 1 Palmer, Mm. 23 268 11.7 53 0 Mitchell, Was. 41 460 11.2 47 0 Kenmson, St.L 35 368 10.5 71t 1 Oliver, Car.

33 346 10.5 35 0 Dwighl.Atl. 26 236 9.1 23 0 Preston, G.B. 35 307 8.8 71t 1 Kickoff Returners No Yds Avg LG TD Fair, Del. 46 1305 28.4 1051 2 Preston, G.B. 46 1273 27.7 lOlt 2 Dwighl.Atl.

29 763 26.3 93t 1 Mathls.Dal. 25 621 24.8 42 0 Anthony, T.B. 44 1080 24.5 60 0 Home, St.L 41 1003 24.5 102t 1 Mitchell, Was. 46 1109 24.1 lOlt 1 Bates. Car.

46 1093 23.8 51 0 Milbum. Chi. 51 1210 237 88t 1 Rossum.Phi. 36 848 23.6 52 0 Scoring Touchdowns TD Rush Rec Ret Pts R. Moss, Min.

14 0 14 0 86 J. Anderson, AH. 13 12 1 0 SO Owens, S.F. 12 1 11 0 74 E.Smith, Dal. 12 11 1 0 72 Hoard, Min.

10 9 1 0 60 Freeman, G.B. 9 0 9 0 56 Carter, Mm. 9 0 9 0 54 Hearst, S.F. 8 6 2 0 50 Malhis.Atl. 8 0 8 0 48 Murrell, Ariz 8 6 2 0 48 R.Smith, Min.

8 6 2 0 48 Stokes, S.F. 8 0 8 0 48 Kicking PAT FG LG Pts Anderson. Min. 61-51 2323 50 120 Cunningham, Dal. 3535 2327 64 104 Hanson, Det.

2324 2731 51 104 Longwell, G.B. 3536 21-24 4 5 98 Andersen, All. 4041 1923 53 97 RKhey.S.F, 3840 1523 46 83 Brian. N.O. 24-24 1819 56 78 Daluiso.NY-G 2424 1721 51 75 Jaeger, Chi.

21-22 1822 52 75 Wilkins. St.L 2020 1723 67 71 TEAM STATISTICS AVERAGE PER GAME x-clinched playoff berth yllnched division title Thursday's Result Philadelphia 17, St. Louis 14 Sunday'! Results Buffalo 33, Cincinnati 20 New Orleans 22, Dallas 3 Jacksonville 37, Detroit 22 Atlanta 28, Indianapolis 21 New England 23, Pittsburgh 9 Washington 24, San Diego 20 San Francisco 31, Carolina 28, OT New York Jets 32, Seattle 31 New York Giants 23, Arizona 19 Denver 35, Kansas City 31 Miami 27, Oakland 17 Tennessee 16, Baltimore 14 Minnesota 48, Chicago 22 Monday's Result Tampa Bay 24, Green Bay 22 Sunday, Deo. 13 Arizona at Philadelphia, 1:01 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans, 1:01 p.m.

Chicago at Green Bay, 1:01 p.m. Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 1:01 p.m. Denver at New York Giants, 1:01 p.m. New England at St. Louis, 1:01 p.m.

Oakland at Buffalo, 1:01 p.m. Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 1:01 p.m. Tennessee at Jacksonville, 1:01 p.m. Washington at Carolina, 1:01 p.m. San Diego at Seattle, 4:05 p.m.

1 Dallas at Kansas City, 4:15 p.m. Minnesota at Baltimore, 4:15 p.m. New York Jets at Miami, 8:20 p.m. Monday, Deo. 14 Detroit at San Francisco, 8:20 p.m.

MONDAY'S LATE SUMMARY at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24, Packers 22 Green Bay 3 3 3 13 22 Tampa Bay 7 7 3 7 -24 First Quarter GB FG Longwell 33, 2:50. TB Green 64 pass from Dilfer (Husted kick), 1:13. Second Quarter TB Emanuel 62 pass from Dilfer (Husted kick), 13:16. GB FG Longwell 36, 3:57. Third Quarter TB FG Husted 46, 9:42.

GB-FG Longwell 35, 4:33. Fourth Quarter GB Chmura 4 pass from Favre (pass failed), 13:39. TB Dilfer 6 run (Husted kick), 6:01. GB Chmura 1 pass from Favre (Longwell kick), 2:20. A 66,497.

Padres close to giving up on Brown: The San Diego Padres are on the verge of dropping out oT tRe derby to re-sign free-agent pitcher Kevin Browh," majority owner John Moores told Bloomberg The Padres have a five-year offer on the table for Brown, and Moores said the team is reluctant to extend it to the six years demanded by the pitcher-. and his agent, Scott Boras. Indians, Whiten agree on contract: The Cleveland Indians re-signed outfielder Mark Whiten to a $450,000, one-year deal but did not offer salary artiP tration to their remaining free agents before Moh day's midnight deadline. Clark agrees to two-year deal with Rangers: Right-hander Mark Clark, 9-14 with the Chicago Cubs last season, agreed Tuesday to a $9.3 million, two-year contract with Texas. Berry agrees to deal with Brewers: Sean an infielder who batted .314 for Houston last season, agreed Tuesday to a two-year contract With the Milwaukee Brewers.

linebacker Nguyen wins Lombard! HOUSTON Linebacker Dat Nguyen, Texas career tackles leader despite his 5-foot-ll, 221-pound size, was named winner Tuesday night. of the 29th annual Lombardi Award as the nation's top collegiate lineman. Nguyen beat Ohio State linebacker Andy Katzenmoyer (6-4, 265), Wisconsin tackle Aaron Gibson (6-7, 370) and Georgia tackle Matt Stinchcomb (6-6. 295') for the honor. Neuven.

AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush James Voyles, Tyson jointly zeroing in hurt, according to UCLAi GB TB First downs 23 12 Rushes-yards 22-106 30-105 Passing 228 178 Punt Returns H-10) 4-16 Kickoff Returns 4-81 4-88 Interceptions Ret. 112 000 Comp-Attlnt 29-41-0 9-23-1 Sacked Vafds Lost 834 1-3 Purna Furnblis-Loat 8-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards 7-53 5-51 TinW of Possession 32:08 27:52 Assists Sinclair 9 (Cook 2. Beach 2, Frizzell 2, Weng 2); Wittenberg JV 11 (Gaydos 4). Turnovers Sinclair 16; Wittenberg JV 18. Technical fouls none.

Attendance NA. CENTRAL ST. 93, INDIANA TECH 62 Central State Williams 0-5 00 0, Par-nell 5-8 00 10, White 36 5-6 12, Jackson 03 00 0, Richards 4-7 01 8, Harris 11 18 2-3 25, Fannin 6-10 1-4 13, Lewis 5-14 1-4 12, Cisse 6-11 00 14. Totals: 4084 9-18 93. Indiana Tech Rodriguez 1-4 1-2 4, Dewire 2-6 00 4.

Currv 0-7 00 0. Johnson 4-15 2-3 11. Schildmeier 1-2 8, Slarks 2-5 00 4, Mehrley 00 00 0, Mevers 3-8 1-4 7. Bays 5-7 4 14. Theobald 0-1 00 0.

Totals: 2059 9-17 52. Halftime score CSU 45, IT 24; Field Goal CSU .476, IT 3-Point FG CSU 918 (White 5-6. Richards 01, Harris 2-3, Fannin 1-4, Lewis 1-4), IT 9-17 (Rodrigues 1-2, Johnson 2-3, Schildmeier 1-2, Meyers 1-4, Hays va neoounas CSU 54 (Harris 11), IT 41 (Starks 9): Assists CSU 22 (White 10), IT 15 (Schildmeier 5); Turnovers CSU 18, IT 32; lechnical Fouls none; Attendance -NA. MEN'S BASKETBALL TUESDAY'S RESULTS EAST Alfred 89. Elmlra 81 Babson 80, Tufts 77 Boston U.

68, Harvard 64 Brldgewater, Mass. 73, Wentworth Tech 66 Case Reserve 55, Rochester 54 Clark U. 76, Brandels 60 Cortland St. 62. Srockport 60 Elms 83, Lasell 74, OT Endicott 69.

E. Nazarene 55 Geneseo St. 63, Buffalo St. 53 Hamilton 94, Hobart 66 Hilbert 65, D'Youvllle 59 Hofstra 77, lona 61 MIT 71, Curry 65 77, Fitchhurg bt. 51 Nichols 71, Daniel Webster 67 Notre Dame 83, Providence 80 Oswego St.

76. Plattsburgh 70 Pace 96. St. Anseim 88, ui Penn 61, Fredonla St. 56 Roger Williams 85, Albertus Magnus 66 Rutgers 68, Georgetown 62 Salem St.

77, Gordon 61 Siena 94. Colgate 80 St. Michael's 76. Bentley 63 Stonehill 89, Merrimack 87, OT W. Connecticut 69, Westfield St.

56 Wheaton, Mass. 84. Salve Regina 62 SOUTH 79, Jacksonville St. 59 Alabama 69, Alabama St. 48 Barton 73, Methodist 58 Berea 108, Spalding 95 Bryan 95, Asbury 63 Georgia 63, Appalachian St.

60 Kentucky 70, Indiana 61, OT Memphis 73, Jackson St. 65 Miami 77, Boston College 64 Milligan 59, Covenant 52 Mississippi St. 59, Centenary 54 Mount Olive 69, High Point 65 Murray St. 69, Hanover 58 N.C. Charlotte 71, Davidson 62 North Carolina 98, Buffalo 49 Old Dominion 72, St.

Joseph's 65 Radford 86. Va. Commonwealth 62 Southern Miss. 67, Nlcholls St. 44 Virginia 95, Liberty 70 Winthrop 64, The Citadel 49 MIDWEST Akron 82, Wooster 61 Ball St.

84, Wright St. 70 Bowling Green 70, Oakland, Mich. 59 Butler 69, W. Kentucky 58 Cleveland St. 64, Ohio U.

61 Evansville 85, E. Illinois 66 Iowa St. 57, Drake 56 Kansas St. 64, Wichita St. 47 Marquette 77, 56 Miami, Ohio 81, Marshall 79, OT Purdue 69.

Illinois St. 55 Bay 63. East Carolina 36 SOUTHWEST SE Missouri 76, Arkansas St. 75 SW Texas 100, Howard Payne 44 Texas Christian 105. Texas Tech 86 Tulsa 103, North Texas 69 TUESDAY'S SUMMARIES No.

7 NORTH CAROLINA 98, BUFFALO 49 BUFFALO (34) Libomi 514 14 12. Vaslliev 05 02 0, Johnson 1-5 00 2, L.Campbell 26 4-6 8, Peterson 1-2 OO 3. Winn 2 2-2 7. W.Campbell 29 OO 4, Alexeev 1-5 OO 3, Kleidon 1-1 OO 2, Karebin 1-4 OO 2. Godwin 26 1-2 6.

Totals 18-63 816 49. NORTH CAROLINA (9-1) Okulaa 8-16 OO 17, Lang 4-7 1-2 9, Haywood 8-9 4-5 20, Capel 1-2 OO 3, Cota 3-7 1-1 8. Bersticker 3-7 1-1 7. Newby 2 5 00 6, Owens 4-4 OO 8, Fred erick 1-1 1-2 3, Brooker 05 00 0. Melerv dez 34 5 5 11.

Curry 1-4 2 4 4, Williams 1-1 02 2. Totals J9-r2 Vi 98. Halftime NCarolina 40. Buffalo 21. 3-Point goals Buffalo 5-21 (Peterson 1-1 Libomi 1-2.

Winn 1-2. Alexeev 14. God win 14. L.Campbell 01, W.Campbell 02, Karebin 02, Vasiliev 03), NCarolina 5-19 (Newby 2 3. Capel 1-2, Okulaia 14, Cota 14, Curry 02.

Brooker 04). Fouled out None. Rebounds aunaio in IW.Campbell 5), NCarolina 60 (0kulaa 14). Assists Buffalo 10 (Benlamin 3), NCarolina 23 (Cota 9). Total fouls-Buffalo 19, NCarolina 13.

A 14.421. CEDARVILLE 103, WIBERFORCE 87 Wllberforce (7-8) Merlin 6-16 1-4 15, Branch 511 OO 10, Garrison 4-7 7-9 15, Moore 12-24 1-3 32, Jones Ol 01 0, Price 2 3 01 4. Wilson 16 2-2 5, Isabel 14 OO 3. Brown 12 00 3. Totals: 32-74 11-20 87.

Cedarvllle (9-2) Krueger 30 810 14, Richardson 7 9 4 20. Forrest (S-ll 4-r 16, Deister 411 2 2 11. Hayes 69 8-10 21. Burt 1-3 00 3. Stumpf 59 34 15.

Mraz OO 00 0. Marshall 14 12 3. Totals: 3302 3041 103. Halftime score Cedarvllle 46, Wlber-force 36. Field Goal Wiberforce .432: Cedarville .532.

3-Point Goals Wllberforce 12-30 (Moore 713. Martin 26. Brown 1-2. Isabel 13. Wilson 16 Cedarvllle 7-21 (Richardson 24.

Stumpf 2 4, Burt 13, Hayes 13, Deister 16, Marshall 01). Rebounds Wllberforce 48 (Branch 12): Cedarville 36 (Richard son 15). Assists Wiberforce 11 (Mar tin 4); Cedarville 14 (Hayes 5). Turnovers Wllberforce 21; cedarvllle 12. lecnnF cal fouli none.

Attendance 1,402. PREPS BOYS BASKETBALL TUESDAY'S RESULTS Mld-Mlaml league Carroll 71, Middletown FenwKk 59 Frenklin 84. Miamisburg 70 Sprtngboro 68. Edgnwood 29 Stebbins 66 Non league Xenie 75, Belmont 62 Benvercreek 76, Dunbar 34 Patterson 60, Yellow Springs 56 Vandalie Butler 66, Pm.ua 40 Eeton 77, Bellbrook 58 Chaminade Julienne 62, Wayne 54 Beniamin Logan 74, Triad 72 Bethel 69. Miami Eest 56 Tippecanoe 51.

Fairbom 44 Southeastern 56. Northeastern 39 Jackson Center 76, Feirlawn 49 Little Miami 67. Ross 57 SCHEDULE Norlhfnont the smallest of the finalists, had 517 career tackles the Aggies, including 17 in last week's 36-35 f. upset of Kansas State in the Big 12 game. Texas will face Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl on Jan.

1. Denver 387,2 157.3 229 8 New York Jets 368.7 119.7 249.0 Buffalo 350.1 135.5 214.5 Jacksonville 343.8 135.8 207.9 New England 326 2 78 3 247.8 Tennessee 324.0 128.5 195.5 Indianapolis 318.2 96.5 221.8 Oakland 309.9 113.5 196.4 Pittsburgh 296.0 124.3 171.7 Miami 290.9 106.3 184.6 Kansas City 290.2 91.2 199.1 Seattle 290.1 97.6 192.5 Baltimore 289.1 107.5 181.6 Cincinnati 285.9 97.9 188.0 SanDago 278.7 108.4 170.3 DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass San Diego 262.5 68.2 194.3 Oakland 272.8 103.2 169.5 Miami 273.5 94.5 179.1 New York Jets 2867 100.1 186.6 Buffalo 298.3 95.0 203.3 Denver 300.8 83.8 217.1 Pittsburgh 302.3 95.8 206.5 Kansas City 305.9 124.5 181.5 New England 319.6 87.0 232.6 Tennessee 321.5 101 6 219.9 Baltimore 326.9 106.5 220.5 Jacksonville 340.5 114.2 226.4 Seattle 349.2 131.2 217.9 Indianapolis 365.4 154.3 211.1 Cincinnati 3765 164.3 212.2 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE Yards Rush Pass San Francisco 429.5 149.6 279.9 Minnesota 391.5 120.4 271.1 Green Bay 357.1 93.8 263.2 Dallas 352.1 127.2 2248 Atlanta 336.1 125,5 210.6 Detroit 323.9 1 32.7 191.2 Washington 314.1 104.2 209.8 Tampa Bay 303.4 125.5 177.9 Chicago 300.2 102.5 197.7 Arizona 300.2 98.4 201.8 Carolina 295.2 82.2 212.9 St. Lows 277.8 84.8 193.1 New Orleans 273.9 858 188.1 New York Giants 262.7 106.3 156.4 Philadelphia 246.2 106.1 140.2 DEFENSE Yards Rush Pass Green Bay 284.1 90.1 194.0 Tampa Bay 285.2 101.4 183.8 Atlanta 296.9 76.6 220 3 St. lours 301.4 126.7 174 7 Philadelphia 317.3 142.3 175.0 Dallas 317.9 94.7 223.2 Detroit 3188 113 5 206.3 Arizona 323.2 121.9 201.2 Minnesota 326.0 102.4 223.6 Chicago 330.2 127.8 202.4 New York Giants 330.7 126.9 203.8 San Francisco 331.5 104.0 227.5 New Orleans 334.1 98.7 235.4 Washington 336.5 154.3 182.2 Carolina 376.4 137.8 238.6 HOCKEY -i NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory; shootout losses earn one point and are referred to as ties. Tuesday's Results Pee Dee 4, Birmingham 3 Charlotte 7, Pensacola 4 Roanoke 4, Peoria 3 Mobile 4, Mississippi 3 Today's Games Roanoke at Hampton Roads Baton Rouge at Miami Jacksonville at Tallahassee Thursday's Games Pensacola at Augusta Wheeling at Huntington GENERAL THE SPORTING NEWS 100 MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE ST.

LOUIS (AP) The 100 most powerful people in sports, as selected by The Sporting News: 1. Rupert Murdoch, CEO, News Corp. 2. Paul Tagliabue, Commissioner, National Football League 3. Michael Eisner, Chairman and CEO, Disney 4.

Michael Jordan, guard, Chicago Bulls 5. Bud Selig, Commissioner, Major League 6. Chase Carey, foCOO. News Chairman and CEO, Fox Television 7. Steve Bornstein, President CEO, ESPN; President, ABC Sports 8.

(tie) Charles Dolan, Chairman, Cablevi-sion; and James Dolan, CEO, Cablevislon 9. Mark McGwire, first baseman, St. Louis Cardinals 10. Dick Ebersol, Chairman, NBC Sports 8nd NBC Olympics 11. John Malone, Chairman and CEO, Tele-Communications, Inc.

12. David Stern, Commissioner, National Basketball Association 13. Ted Turner, Vice Chairman, Time Warner 14. David Falk, President and CEO, F.A.M.E. 15.

Don Fehr, Executive Director, Major League Baseball Players Association 16. Phil Guarascio, Vice PresidentGeneral Manager for marketing and advertising for North American Operations, General Motors 17. Leigh Steinberg, sports attorney 18. Philip F. Anschuti, owner, Los Angeles Kings 19.

Phil Knight, Chairman and CEO, Nike 20. Mark McCormack, Chairman and CEO, IMG 21. Gary Bettman, Commissioner, National Hockey League 22. Chuck Fruit, Vice President and Director of Media and Marketing Assets. Coca-Cola 23.

Mel Karmazin, Chairman and CEO, CBS Corporation 24. Sammy Sosa. right fielder, Chicago Cubs 25. Jerry Jones, owner, Dallas Cowboys 26. Paul Beeston, COO, Major League Baseball 27.

Bill Gates, Chairman and CEO, Microsoft 28. Robert Louis-Dreyfus, Chairman, adldas AG 29. Juan Antonio Samaranch, President, International Olympic Committee 30. David Hill, President, Chairman ft CEO, Fox Broadcasting; President, Fox Sports CEO, Fox Sports Net 31. Scott Boras, player agent 32.

John Knmsky, Deputy Secretary General, USOC; President, Olympic Properties of the United States 33. (tie) Anthony T. Porituro, Vice President, Corporate Media Sports Marketing, Anheuser-Busch; and August Busch IV, Vice President, Marketing, Anheuser-Busch 34. Bob Wnght, President and CEO, NBC 35. Jerry Colangelo, President and CEO, Phoenix Suns: Managing General Partner, Arizona Diamondbacks 36.

Richard Pound, Vice President, International Olympic Committee 37. Barry Frank, Senior Corporate Vice President, IMG 38. Roy Kramer, Commissioner, Southeastern Conference 39. Eddy Hertenstein, President, DirecTV 40. William Hunter, Executive Director, National Basketball Players Association 41.

Tom Hicks, owner, Dallas Stars and Texas Rangers; Chairman, Hicks, Muse 42. Pat Bowlen, owner, Denver Broncoa 43. Tom Condon, President, IMG Football 44. Tom Clarke, President and COO, Nike 45. Paul Allen, owner, Portland Trail Blazers, Seattle Seahawks 46.

Anita DeFrentz, Vice President, International Olympic Committee 47. Dave D'Alessandro, President COO, John Hancock 48. Sean McManus, President, CBS Sports 49. Bill France President and CEO, NASCAR 50. Gang of Six.

the best of baseball's 1998 free agents (Randy Johnson, Kevin Brown, Mike Piazza, Mo Vaughn, Bernie Wil liams and Albert Belle). 51. Robert Bennett. President ft CEO, Lib erty Media Corp. 52.

Russ Granlk, Deputy commissioner, NBA; President. USA Basketbell 53. Bill Hybl, President, USOC 54. Nell Austrian, President. NFl 55.

Robert Sillerman, Executive Chairman, SFX Entertainment, Inc. 56. George Steinbrenner, principal owner, New York Yankees 57. (tie) David Fik) and Jerry Yang, co-founders, Yehool 58. Mike Shanahan, head coach, Denver Broncos 59.

Jeff Gordon. Driver, NASCAR 60. Tim Finchem, Commissioner, PGA 61 Richard Schulu, Executive Director, USOC 62. Jerry Richardson, owner, Carolina Panthers 63. Michael Glazier, partner, Bond, Schoe-neck ft King.

LLP 64. Gene Upshaw, Executive Director, NFLPA 65. Alan Feldman, President, McDonald's USA 66. Tony Ball. President and CEO, Foxliberty Networks 67.

Tim Brosnan, COO, Baseball International 68. Tiger Woods, professional golfer 69. Tony Tavares, President, Anaheim Sports 70. Herman Frazier, President Fiesta Bowl; Vice President, USOC 71. Sara Levinson, President.

NFL Properties 72. Terry McGuirk, Chairman and CEO, TBS. Inc. 73. Carmen Policy, President, Cleveland Browns 74.

Jerry Relnsdorf, Chairman, Chicago Bulls and Chicago While Sox 75. Dave Checketts. President end CEO, Madison Square Garden 76. Harvey Schiller, President, Turner Snorts. Inc.

77. Rick Watts, Executive Vice President, NBA: President, NBA Properties 78. Dove Ogrean, Executive Director, USA Hockey 79. Sandy Alderson. Executive Vice PrasF denl, Msior League Baseball 80.

Seth Abraham. President end CEO, Time Warner Sports 81 Cednc Dempsey, Executive Director, NCAA 82. Jeff Sagann, statistical analyst. Sagann Ratings 83. Bob Cristas, sportscastsr, NBC 84.

Patrick Arnold. President. LPJ Research Inc. 85. Am Tellem.

President, Tenant ft Associates 86. Jack Rooney, Vice President of Market Ing, Miller Brewing 87. Mike Holmgren, head coach, Green Bay Packers 88. Donna lorkano, Executiva Director, Women's Sports Foundation 89. Michael Barnett.

President. IMG Hockey 90. Se Ri Pah, professional golfer 91 Frank Vuono. president and CEO, Integrated Sports International 92. (Iiei Curtis Pom.

President. A and Q. Michael Higgins, Executive Vice Pres Idem, A E. 93. LVwig Kelly.

President and COO, Pro Player Inc. 94. William Schmidt. Vice president, Gate rade Worldwide 95. Jeffrey Moored, Partner, Steinberg ft Moored 96.

Val Arkwman. President, WNBA 97. Don King, bniing promoter 98. Sandra Ortiz Oel Vaiie. teacher-coach, Humanities H.S Manhattan 99.

Bill AHard, President and CEO, ProServ, Inc. 100. Olnry. Beanie Baby, coHecllnls ON TV 7 p.m.; Dayton at Wright State, 7 p.m. Dolly Double (31) Paid $54.40 THIRD RACE $1,900 Pace: Willie Earnalot (Prickett) 25.40 13.40 Goodness Sakes (Whisman) 8.00 6.80-: Camescort (Dailey) 3.00.

Perfects (1-3) Paid $142.80 Trlfecta (1-3-2) Paid $348.80 (of the breaking rule) Dq (SMOKEY placed 6th for violation) FOURTH RACE $2,000 CImg, Pace: Tucson Express (Noble III) 4.40 3.00 Kd's Bret (Deaton) 2.60 2.10; Beattytowner (Hiteman) 2.80. Perfecta (34) Paid $18.40 Superfecta (3-4-6-1) Paid $517.10 FIFTH RACE $1,500 Pace: Wac Attack (Noble III) 9.80 S.60 4.40; Call Me Sweets (Mouser) 4.80 5.00; Fame's Fortune (Hanauer) 4.40. Perfecta (7-8) Paid $49.20 Trlfecta (7-6-9) Paid $391.80 Pick 3 Wagering (137 2 OF 3 )) Paid $18.60 SIXTH RACE $3,000 Trot: Nine Ten Grace (Thompson Jr) 12.00 7.20 3.60; Sky Tune (Mc Nabb) 4.00 3.20; Red Scene (Dailey) 3.00. Perfecta (2-5) Paid $29.00 Superfecta (2-54-1) Paid $169.80 SEVENTH RACE $1,800 CImg, Pace: Heza Mo Dockln (Wilder) 5.80 3.80 3.8-0; Introspect (Dailey) 5.20 4.40; My Siren (Brewer) 27.40. Perfecta (9-2) Paid $31.60 Trlfecta Exchange (9-2-8 1 EXCHANGE )) Paid $1,037.40 EIGHTH RACE $1,900 Pace: Grey Flyer (Pfister) 23.00 12.80 4.00; Lookln Tuff (Wilson) 9.40 16.20; MrL(Taubert) 6.60.

Perfecta (3-1) Paid $138.80 Superfecta (3-1-9-2) Paid $946.10 NINTH RACE $1,800 CImg, Pace: Brets Eartholder (Deaton) 12.80 7.80 Bye Bye Sidney (Dailey) 3.40 3.60; Fnt7ie Bo (Dingledine) 7.40. Perfects (9-6) Paid $50.80 Twin Trlfecta (CARRYOVER: $9,693.45) TENTH RACE $1,600 CImg, Pace: Sporty Jan (Esslg Jr) 9.60 4.40 2.60; Laura's Venture (Tharps) 4.20 2.20; Boardwalk Jogger (Wilder) 2.60. Perfecta (4-7) Paid $26.60 Superfecta (4-7-5-1) Paid $1,068.80 Late Dally Double (94) Paid $119.20 BOWLING AREA RESULTS Aero Chris Thomas 699, John Howard 657, Red Pike 646; Jo Hayes 546, Lois Blomqulst 529. Beaver-Vu AI Astroskl 653. Joe Keller 659, Dave Thomas 653: Deb Walton 585, Tracy Reeves 578.

Bowlero Choice McNicholas 713, Mike Murray 700, Jim Williams 683; Jo- ette uoidsmitn bus, Shirley wrignt our. Centervllkt Tod Heckman H04, Dean Smith 691, tim Hams 680, Amy War-men 719, Mary Kay Rigonl 707. Community Keith Hahn 672, John Hunter 668: Phyllis Rockhokt 627, Sandy Chong 581, Paula Hards 569. lavnecrest Gordon Fields Sr. 729.

Chris Pfeffer 676. Eric Jayiohn 676, Ron Griffin 671, Jim Chamberlain 664. Pla-Mor Tom Day 723, Jack Qvick 715. Billy Schulke 710; Janice Knight 569, Pauline Petty 564. Poelklng Marian Tim Ritter 716, Jim Smith 713.

Note Brown 701: Robin Scott 720, Shirley Durren 606. Poelklng Wilmington Jim Schlemmer 757, Mike Webber 739. Ron Fnedlander 724, Bob Payton 720; Vicki Pletcher 543. Royal Clayton Karen Shannon 589, Carole Kilgore 579. Cora King 549, Ruth Heisey 533.

Katy Heck 530. Royal Dayton Ron Appleberry 723, Dwane Thuma 704, George Koenlg 724; Greta Gabriel 653, Alma Williams 627. Royal Driftwood Mark Edgington 650: Virgma Ingram 583. Carol Crutch-field 696. Lola Veal 571, Jan Can 575.

Royal Vandalkt John Ffurwater 758, Jeff Beilhar 696, Steve Tharp 678; Bonnie Wolf 631, Connie Heckman 591. Icor-Mer John Smith 722, Craig Atkina 709, Ead Shepphenj 676; Glenda Watson 685, Sara Taylor 682. Southwestern Jim Isaacs 638; Sandy Miller 678, Glnny Lindsay 571, Nancy Mikesell 567. Sherry Bayham 537. Thundertwwt Dan Scherack 701, Richie Werman 692, Steve Soloman 670, Dave AMs 653.

Tim Hartley 649. HONOR SCORES 700 SERIES Mary Kay Rigonl, 266 204-237 707, In the Tuesday Ladies League at Centerville. Amy Werman, 204 225 290 719, the Tuesday Ladies League at Centerville. Robin Scott. 22211278 720.

In the I SuprHy AM Ladies League at Poelk lng Marian, 800 SERIES Tod Heckman. 247-30O-2578O4 In the Merchants League at Centerville. COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TUESDAY'S RESULTS EAST Army 62. Yale 56 Massachusetts 55, Holy Croat S3 St. Peter'e 66, St John's 64 SOUTH Duke 83, Hampton 47 fiirmen 61.

C. Charlotte 58 James Madison 69. St Francis, Pa. 63 MIDWE9T Akron 73. Cleveland St.

66 Connecticut 106, Notre Damt 81 Missnun 72. Illinois SI. 71 Nebraska 108. Troy St. 54 SW Miasnun St.

70. Arkansas 50 SOUTHWEST Baylor HM Arkansas St. H5 Oral Roberts 75, Cameron 49 Tulane 66, teins AAM 61 TUESDAY'S SUMMARIES SINCLAIR 73, WITTENBERG iV 6 Ohio State gets women's hockey coach PROVIDENCE, R.I. Jackie Barto, women's ice hockey coach at Providence College since 1994, resigning to launch the varsity hockey program at Ohio State. Barto plans to visit Columbus with her husband in the next few days and then decide whether to assume her duties at Ohio State immediately.

"I would love to stay here (in Rhode IslandA with the kids, but I'm going to need (to recruit) a team at Ohio State," Barto said. "Their (OSU's) resources are incredible. I feel I can open their eyes to women's hockey. They'll see a first-class pro- gram develop." Barto will have 18 scholarships, the maximum, available. i inuiTiuuw ainnoiiua Green Bay, Holmes 1 2-47 r-Levens 8-43, Favre 2-16.

Tampa Bay, Dunn48-62, Alston 1045, Dilfer 1 6. GreerrHmmus 8). Bay, Favre 29-4HW62. Tampa Bay, Dilfer 9-2l-18f, Alston O-l-OO. RECEIVING Green Bay, Henderson 851, Chmura 6-56, Mayes 5-74, Holmes 3-24, levens 3-10, T.Davis 1-22, Bradford lrlO, Preston 1-10, Schroeder 1- 5.

Terrlpa Bay, Emanuel 3-76, Anthony 2- 22. Dunn 214, Green 1-64, Moore 1-5. MISSED FIELD GOAL Tampa Bay, Hosted 38 (WL). INDIVIDUAL LEADERS WwkM a AFC Quarterbacks Att um res iu im Elwey, Den. TesteveDS, NY 0 Ominll.ta.

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Mia. 37t 4 4 60t 7 66 4 77t 12 391 30 801 45 Women's Basketball Miami at Kentucky, TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League NEW YORK YANKEES Traded OF Chris Singleton to the Chicago White Sox for a player to be named later. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Named Wayne Morgan director of international scouting and special assistant to general manager. Announced that contract of Herb Rayburn, director of Latin American operations, will not be renewed. Named Patrick Guerrero Dominican Republic scout.

Promoted Chris Buckley to assistant director of American scout ing. Named Ty Nichols, Tim Huff and Andy Beene scouting supervisors. national League MONTREAL EXPOS Named Bob Cluck scout and Jerry Royster minor league infield coordinator. NEW YORK METS Named John Stearns advance scout. California League SAN JOSE GIANTS Named Lenn Sakata manager, Shawn Barton pitching coach and David Groeschner trainer.

Northern League ALBANY-COLON IE DIAMOND DOGS Re signed OF Jon Mueller. DULUTH-SUPERIOR DUKES Signed Ryan McDaniel. Named Ai Barsoom coach. BASKETBALL International Basketball league IBl Awarded franchise to St. Louis.

FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Waived RB Ray Zellara. Arena Football League PORTLAND FOREST DRAGONS Signed WR-OB Chris Beard and OL-DL human HanKton. HOCKEY National Hockey League NEW JERSEY DEVILS Recalled Ken Sutton from Albany of the AHL. VANCOUVER CANUCKS Claimed Harry York off waivers, American Hockey League AHL Announced that Rochester will host the 2000 AHL All-Star Classic. HERSHEY BEARS Signed RW Lindsay Vellls.

ROCHESTER AMERICANS Re-called RW Mark Dutiaune from B.C. of the UHL. International Hockey league LONG BEACH ICE DOGS Signed Petr Marek and RW Sean Tallaire to try-out contrects. Re-assigned Frederick Jobin to San Diego of the WCHL. East coast Hockey league PENSACOLA ICE PILOTS Traded Brendan Concannon to Tallahassee for Pierre Gendron and Kirk DeWaele.

TALLAHASSEE TIGER SHARKS Traded rights to Dan Lupo to Miami for Mike Sancimino and Was Swln-son. Signed Alexei Krovopuskov. Waived Janis Tomans. United Hockey League ASHEVILLE SMOKE Signed Andy Johnson. COLLEGE MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE Named Andy McCollum football coach, TOLEDO Named Angela Russo assistant sports Information director.

YOUNGSTOWN STATE Announced the resignation of Jen Zebrozkl, women's soccer coacn. LINE FOOTBALL NFL Favorite Points Underdog Sunday, Dee 13th. Denver 12 (44) NV GIANTS GREEN BAY 14 (43) Chicago TAMPA BAY 2 (41) Pittsburgh CAROLINA 3V, (43) Washington New England (41) ST. LOUIS BUFFALO 7 (41) Oakland JACKSONVILLE 6 (40) Tennessee Aruone 3 (39) PHILADELPHIA INDIANAPOLIS 3tt (48) Cincinnati Atlanta (44) NEW ORLEANS SEATTLE 7V (40) San Diego KANSAS CITY 2 (42) Delias Minnesota 10 (47) BALTIMORE MIAMI 3 (40) My Jets Monday, Dec 14th, SAN FRANCISCO lOVk (47) Detroit BASKETBALL COLLEGE Favorite Points Underdog Syracuse WEST VIRGINIA TEMPLE Wisconsin Michigan 1 EASTERN MICHIGAN Xavier 4 TOLEDO DUKE 20 Florida Vlllanova 2Vt SETON HALL ST. JOHN Pittsburgh Perm State 3 BRADLEY TEXAS MM Tulane NEBRASKA 1 Creighton SW MISSOURI ST 13 Long Beach Slate Connecticut MASSACHUSETTS WYOMING 4 Coloredo NEVADA 3Vt Sen Diego State HOCKEY NHL Favorite Goals Underdog: PHOENIX 1-lVt Montreal NY RANGERS Even-12 Colorado FLORIDA I van-12 Ottawa DALLAS 1H-2 San Jose Edmonton Even-12 CHICAGO LOS ANOFtES lven-12 Weshington ANAHEIM rkkem Vancouver Mom Team In CAPS horse racingI LEBANON RACEWAY MONDAY'S RESULTS COl UMBUS, Ohm (AP) Results from Monday's races at letiannn Raceway: FIRST RACI Il.toO Trot: Cantwait anymore (Smith) A 00 4 (W T.0- 0: lone Roan (Fsnig Jr a ou 7.UO; Homier Knight iKinch) 12.00, Perfect! JS) Paid HIT 40 SECOND RACI 11,000 Cm.

Pact: Sunlight Mnmdy (Ilaileyl 4.40 3.40 2 1 0. Finally Friday (Mr. Nehb) 1 60 2.40: Wn hm Marianne (Delley) 3,00. TIMH014. Pettacta(l-2 PaM 111 AO Truest (1-2-6) Paid IS2 UD's iones named academic All-America University of Dayton senior fullback Jacob Jonas' has been named 1998 GTE University Division Fjrst Team Academic All-America, as selected by metp-w bers of CoSIDA (College Sports Information DireJ- tors of America).

Jones carries a 3.85 grade point average in biologypre-med. He was second tearfi All-Pioneer Football League in 1998. This is the -eighth straight season a Flyer has been named a GTE Academic All-American. No Yds Avg LG TD Fsurk.lnd. 76 B23 10 8 781 4 Pickens, Cm.

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66 997 15 1 721 8 K. Johnson. NY-J 65 946 14.6 411 9 Cnreost.NY-J 63 904 14.3 63t 6 HaWiw, Pit. 62 707 11.4 53 1 CoetM.N.E. 62 618 10.0 33 6 TBram.Oax..

60 766 12.8 49 6 NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division UCLA's Toledo, assistant in accident LOS ANGELES UCLA football coach Bob Toledd and assistant Mark Weber were injured in an auto- tnnhilo npriHnnf Mnnrlav whilf rprniititlB In Atlnti- I Pts OF OA New Jersey 15 7 3 33 71 60 Philadelphia 12 8 5 29 69 57 Pittsburgh 10 7 7 27 71 64 Y. Rangers 10 9 7 27 71 67 N.Y. Isles. 10 17 0 20 68 81 Northeast Division Pts OF OA Toronto 15 10 2 32 83 78 Buffalo 13 5 5 31 67 44 Ottawa 13 8 3 29 72 56 Boston 11 7 6 28 63 45 Montreal 8 14 3 19 57 74 Southwest Division Pts OF GA Carolina 12 10 5 29 72 64 Florida 8 10 6 22 58 65 Washington 8 13 3 19 55 69 Tampa Bay 7 17 2 16 58 99 ta. Neither was seriously Punters No Yds LG Av Henthcfi, Tan.

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KWilliamt, Buf. luieuu Illlglll liuve auutncu a ai-jjuiaicu oiiuuiuu but did not go to the hospital. Both he and Weber the offensive line coach, had a plethora of aches arid bruises. The woman who hit them supposedly lost control of her car when a balloon she was carrying obstructed her vision. Toledo continued recruiting and will retum to Los Angeles today.

1 No contest plea in molestation case SAN JOSE, Calif. Eric Abrams, Stanford foot- ball's career scoring leader, pleaded no contest lo sex charges involving a 14-year-old boy and face? additional accusations in San Francisco. Abram'sv'v 25, a former kicker, entered a plea Monday to felony false imprisonment and misdemeanor child molestation. Prosecutors said he posed as a Nike sales-', man to lure the boy to his apartment last year. Abrams was expected to be sentenced in February to two years in prison and three more years of 1 parole.

He will also have to register as a sex offender when released. NCAA cites South Alabama for violations MOBILE, Ala. The NCAA cited South Alabama' -with 10 secondary violations Tuesday, ranging from the school's booster club directly paying coaches' salary to athletes receiving excess fits, South Alabama self-reported the 10 violations earlier this year. The NCAA, ruling that the school, had properly addressed each issue, only required scholarship reductions in baseball and men's From wire reports Dec. 4 at Quad City Classic Deo.

5 at Quad City Classic Dec. 12 West Milton Dec. 15 West Carroilton Dec. 18 PiQua Dec. 22 Sidney Dec.

29 at Greenville Jan. 5 at Iroy Jan. Tf. Madison Jan. 12 Belmont Jan.

15 at West Carroilton Jen. 19 at Feirmont Jan. 22 Van Bullet Jan. 29 at Piqua Jan. 30 Tecumaeh Feb.

5 at Sidney Feb. 6 Greenville Feb. 9 at Xenia Feb. 12 Troy Feb. 19 at Tr.

Madison WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Pts OF 84 60 58 61 OF 78 64 74 71 Detroit 15 9 1 31 St Louis 9 8 6 24 Nashville 9 14 2 20 Chicago 8 15 3 19 Northwest Division Pis Edmonton 13 11 2 28 Colorado 12 11 2 26 Vancouver 10 13 Calgary 9 15 Pacific Division Pts 33 33 23 Phoenix Dnllaa Anaheim San Jose 16 15 Los Angoles Monday's Results Y. Rangers 6, Toronto 7 Dallas 3, Calgary 2 Tussdsy's Results Ottaws 4, Tampa Bay 2 Philadelphia 5, New Jersey 5, tl Colorado 2. N.Y. Islanders 1 Detroit 3, Chicago 2 Buffalo 2, SI. Louis 2, IM) Edmonton 3.

Nashville 3, tie Today's Games Colorado at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Chicago. 8:30 p.m.

San Joss at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Montreal at Phoenii, 9 p.m. Vancouver at Anaheim. 10:30 p.m. Washington at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m.

Thursday's Oamas Boston at Carolina. 7 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. ECHL NORTHERN CONFERENCE NORTHFAST DIVISION I Pts OP OA Hampton Rda.

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306 188 2914 27 444 270 3633 31 277 1ST 2646 19 242 149 1827 10 GIRLS BASKETBALL TUESDAY'S RESULTS Central Buckeye Conference Spg. Shawnee 56. Belletnnlaine 39 Southwestern Buckeye league Dixie 48. Northndge 47 Nonktagua Tippecanoe 49. Onkwood 44 Mukllelown Christian 42.

Spring Valley 34 Versanlles 75. Bradford 22 Ansonia 61 Parkway 48 St Henry 73. Mlsamsmewa Valley 28 Clinton Mansie 6.J. Miami Tiace 49 Itnoolnview 61, Fort Recovery 40 New Bremen 56. Houston 28.