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SPORTS The Billings Gazette 2D Tuesday, June 1 7, 1 997 mWM iPiWI COLLEGE FOOTBALL Bobcats bolster defense with four JUCO transfers Montana's Biggest Best Sporting Goods Store! 3 TANK BFN4MA1U by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds I CMALLW66S. I CAM IM I ti I COLLEGE. I'M PECLARIMS 8 2 I I Wednesday BASEBALL: Ogden Raptors at Sittings Mustangs, Cobb field, 7 p.m., opening game. TENNIS: Riverside Classic, Bozeman. Thursday BASEBALL: Ogden Raptors at Billings Mustangs, Cobb Field, 7 p.m.

LEGION BASEBALL: Billings Scarlets at Bismarck, N.D., tourney. Billings Royals at Cherry Creek, tourney. TENNIS: Riverside Classic, Bozeman. Friday RODEO: PBR bull riding, Bozemdn. BASEBALL; Ogden Raptors at Billings Mustangs, Cobb field, 7 p.m.

LEGION BASEBALL: Billings Royals at Cherry Creek, tournament. Billings Scarlet at Bismarck N.D. tournament. TENNIS: Riverside Classic, Bozeman. BASKETBALL; Big Sky State Games qualifying, Miles City, Great Falls.

the summer. Matt Picetti is a 6-4, 230-pound defensive end from Chabot College in California. A junior college teammate of MSU signee Kevin Kimball, Picetti brings athleticism to the defensive end position, Damberger said. "Matt can really run. He was a good high hurdler in high school.

He has a good frame, and reminds me of how Neal Smith looked a couple of years ago. He's a good pass rusher." Walter Grover is a 6-3, 275-pound Oxnard, Calif, native from Moorpark Junior College. He was a defensive lineman at Moorpark, but will play offensive line for the Bobcats. "Walter has tremendous athletic ability and speed for a player of his size. He runs very well, and he's an excellent student," said Damberger.

"We're glad to have him." Hysell said each of the five signees address a need for the coming season. "With our injury situation during the spring these guys will contribute immediately." said Hysell. "At the very least they will be valuable backups, and I'm confident that each could do the job right away if the need arises. Butch Damberger did a good job finding Picetti and Amato. We were lucky to find each of these guys, and we're glad to have them." The five new transfers bring MSU's total of junior college signees to nine.

Monday, June 16 BASBAii American Uogue CLEVELAND INDIANS Signed RHP Robert Voel, OF Dusian Mohr and 2B Joseph Kilberg NEW YORK YANKEES Assigned RnP Hideki Irabu to Norwich of the Eastern League, RHP Tony Armas and OF Derek Shumpert to Tampa or the Flor-ida Stote League, and RHP Daniel Mora and Rene Pinto to Oneonta of the New York-Penn League. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS-Signed SS Jason Guere- "TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Released OF Ruben Sierra Recalled INF Tomas Perez from Syracuse on the BOZEMAN Four junior college defensive players and an offensive lineman have signed to the Bobcat football program for this fall, bolstering the team's depth, MSU coach Cliff Hysell said. Cornerback Robert- Carter from the College of the Siskiyous and safety Shon Flores of West Hills Community College, both in California, join a Bobcat secondary with only one returning full-time starter. Carter was an all-conference quarterback at Bakersfield (Calif.) High, and played that position as a freshman before moving to cornerback last year. "He's a great competitior and a good football player," said MSU assistant Butch Damberger.

"He's got a lot of athletic ability." Flores brings similar credentials to the Bobcats. He is a native of Kailua, Hawaii, where he was an all-conference quarterback in high school. He also played quarterback for a year at West Hills, but moved to safety. He was an all-conference choice last fall. "Shon is really a physical player, a hitter," Damberger said.

"That's an element we want to have in the secondary." Ken Amato is a 6-3, 225-pound linebacker that Damberger said also fills a need. "Ken is an outstanding athlete that runs really well," Damberger said. "He can rush or drop back. We think Ken is a good player to sign this late in JUNIOR GOLF International League. SuvwFlyweilllSpounds).

Champion: Gerry Perwwoso, niriiopmts. 1 Joel Luna Zorote. Mexico. 2. Hirosni Kawashi-ma, Japan.

3, Luis Boiano, Colombia. 4, Jose Rafael Sow, Argentina. 5, Luis Benavides, Colombia. 6, Veerophof Sahaprom, Thailand. 7, Evangelino Perez, Panama.

8. Injoo Cho, South Korea. 9, Raffv Montalban, Philippines. 10, Seungkoo Lee, South Korea. fyweimpoutas Chximpion: Yuri Arbochokov, Russia 1, Gabriel Mira, Mexico.

2, Youngsoon Chang, South Korea. 3, Jesper Jensen, Denmark. 4, Isaias Zamudio. 5, Chokviwat Chokchai, Thailand. 6, Keiii Yomaguchi, Japan.

7, Solvatore ranni, ttaly. 8. Peter Culshaw, Britain. 9, Arthur Johnson. 10, Raul Juarez, Mexico.

LiFryht(108pourJi) Orarnpton: Soman Sorjoturong, Thailand 1, Lodislao Vazquez, Mexico. 2, Yosam Choi, South Korea. 3, Melchor Cob Castro, Mexico. 4, Kaaj Chartbandi, Thailand. 5, Shiro Yashiro, Japan.

6, Phanieng Sasiprabha, Thailand. 7, Mzukusi Mar-ali, South Africa. 8, Joo Gamboa, Phillipines. 9, Gobriel Munoz, Mexico. 10, Edgar Cardenas, Mexico.

Strawweignt (105 pounds) Champion: Rtcardo Lopez, Mexico 1 Dru-LVu lin Inrwin 0 nn PU.ri4.kil Tknu Club of St. Andrews. The ranking is computed on a three-year rolling basis weighledtoward the current year. Players earn points based on tournament grade, finish and strength of field: Res Points 1. Tiger Woods USA 9 91 2.

Greg Norman Aus 9 78 3. Colin Monrgomerie Sco 9.61 4. Ernie Els SAl 9.31 5 Nick Price Zim 9.24 6. Tom Lehman USA 8.96 7. Sieve Elkinglon Aus 874 8.

Jumbo Ozdki Jpn 8.11 9. Mork O'Meara USA 7.40 10 Nick Foldo Eng 7.07 1 1 Phil Mickelson USA 7.06 12. Scott Hoch USA 6.81 13 Fred Couples USA 6.79 14. Brad Faxon USA 6.74 15. Jesper Parnevik Swe 5.67 1 6.

Bernhard Longer Ger 5.56 17. lonWoosnam Wat 5.51 18 Davis Love III USA 5.27 19. Viiay Singh Fij 4.98 20. Tom Watson USA 4.97 21. Justin Leonard USA 4.97 22.

Steve Jones USA 4.72 23. Frank Nobilo NZI 4.61 24. Mark McNulty Zim 4.61 25. Sieve Strieker USA 4.57 1 1, Rusty Greer, Texas 206,763. 12, Paul O'Neill, New York, 205,867.

13, Darryl Strawberry, New York, 194,432. 14, Jose Canseco, Oakland, 193,504. 15. 8J. Surhoff Baltimore, 186,398.

16, Damon Bufotd, Texas, 1 1 8,672. Catchen 1, Ivan Rodriguez, Texas. 764.954. 2, Sandy Alomar, 633.372. i Dan Wilson, Seame, 263,357.

4, Joe Girardi, New York, 221,464. 5. Chris Hoiles, Baltimore, 192,319. 6, Benito Santiago, Toronto, 146,562. 7.

Terry Stein-bach, Minnesota, 1 1 2,747. 8, Jim Leyritz, Ana-heim, 100,490. DeSHJMlled Httten 1. Edgar Martinez, Seattle, 552,745. 2, Cecil Fielder, New York, 387,286.

3, Julio Franco, Cleveland, 356,279. 4, Paul Molitor, Minnesota, 320,292. 5, Eddie Murray. Anaheim, 217,575. 6, Pete Incaviglia, Baltimore, 184,528.

7, Mickey Tel-deton, Texas, 115,682. 8, Chilli Davis, Kansas City, 88,997. Sierra's Statistics Career statistics for Ruben Sierra, who was released by the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday: Regular Season Year, Team AB ft HR RBI AVG 382 50 101 16 55 .264 1987, Tex 643 97 169 30 109 .263 1988, Tex 615 77 156 23 91 .254 1989, Tex 634 101 194 29 119 .306 1990, Tex 608 70 170 16 96 .280 1991, Tex 661 110 203 25 116 .307 1992, TexOak 601 83 167 17 87 .278 1993, Oak 630 77 147 22 101 .233 1994, Oak 426 71 114 23 92 .268 1995, Ook-NYY 479 73 126 19 86 .263 1996, NYY-Det 518 61 128 12 72 .247 1997, Cin-Tof 138 10 32 3 12 .232 Totals 6335 880 1707 235 1036 .269 Burton, $946,539. 5, Bobby Lobonte, $852,679. 6L Mark Martin, $845,249.

7. Dole Earnhardt, $87,834. 8. Rusty Wallace, $755,710. 9, Ricky Rudd, $706,765.

10. Bill Elliott, $704, 1 84. 11, Ernie Irvan, $694,334. 12, Sterling Morlin, $636,415. 13, feobby Hamilton, $578,630.

14, Ricky Craven. 15, Ted Musg rave, $516,064. 16, Michael Woltrip, 17, Johnny Benson, $497,194. IB. Ken Schroder, $480,059.

19, John Andrelti, $477,694. 20, Geoff Bodine, $468,024. NHRA Pontiac Nationals HEBRON, Ohio AP Finokound results lor the 33rd onnual Pontiac Excitement Nationals at Notional Trail Raceway, the 10th of 22 events in the $30million NHRA Winstonfrag Racing Series: Gary Scelzi, 4.927T(SKonds, 284.81 mph def. Tony Schumocher, 5.030, 281.42. Fumy Car Tom Hoover, Dodge Avenger, 5.349, 270.35 def.

Whie Bazemore, Ford Mustang, 5.445, 275.14. Pre Stock Tom Martino, Pontiac Firebird, 7.105, 194.63 def. Troy CougGlin.ebirjj, 8J 97, 1 20. (9. Malt Hines Suzuki, 7.443, 177.40 def.

John My ers, Suzuki, foul. Federal-Mogul Dragster Cliff Bozzelli, 5.720, 241.02 def. Darrell Russell, 5.737, 242.45. rederoJ-Mogd runny Car John Lowson, Olds 5.68, 238.98 def. Todd Simpson, Avenger, 6 002, 235.66.

Conpentton David Rompy, roadster, 7.675, 175.06 def. Brion Browell, dragsier, 7.497, 178.12. Super Stock Edmond Richardson, 5lds Calais, 9.856, 1 15.19 def. Ray Stover, Calais.lZjp, l65.58. Kevin Helms, Chevy Comoro, 10.855, 115.81 def.

Jerry Emmons, Chevy Chevelle, 12.311, 101.82. Mike Ferderer, 150.25 def. Milch Smith, dragster 8.990, 165.71. Super Gas Rod Fuller, roadster, 10 1 1 2. 1 1 8.40 del.

Vonnie Mills, Chevy Beretta, 10.537, 135.58. Super Street Jay Stowe, Chevy Nova, 10.920. 110.36 def. Gary Warner, Chevelb, 10.870, 125.32. (and.

3, Ala Villamor, Philippines. 4, Andy Tabo- nas, Philippines. 5, Pgyak Nokornluana, Thailand. pri TVInnew I carlcrc 6, CoUia. 7, Unft Memani, LPJ'A Money Leaders Monev leaders on the LPGA tour throuah the Edi- South Africa.

8. Cormelo Coceres. Philiooines. 9. na fteairy Classic, wnicn enaeo june Chongchu! Lee, South Korea.

10, Juan Herrera, Money 1696,079 498,226 422,581 Year. Team At I HR RBI AVG 1991, Oak 24 4 8 1 7 .333 1995, NYY 23 2 4 2 5 .174 Totals 47 6 12 3 12 .255 1 Annika Sorenstam 2. Karrie Webb 3. Kelly Robbins 4. Chris Johnson 5.

Laura Davies 6. Tommie Green 7. Betsy King 8. Nancy Lopez 9. Michelle McGann 10.

BarbMucha 1 1 Terry-Jo Myers 12. Donna Andrews 13. Jane Geddes 14. Gail Graham 15. Tina Barrett 16.

Pat Hurst 17. Kris Tschetter 1 8 Jul. Inkster 19. Hiromi Kobayashi 20. Rosie Jones 21.

Meg Mallon 22. brie Kane 23. Leta Lindley 24. Amy Fruhwirth 25. Nanci Bowen 12 12 15 15 11 11 16 9 13 II 12 13 14 14 14 14 14 12 14 11 15 14 15 13 13 355,203 315,536 286,058 247,703 225,132 215,223 209,134 205,934 198,970 192,984 188,183 187,549 175,274 .173,315 .170,398 .163,489 .143,987 :143,270 ,142,422 1141,939 i 133,498 World League Al funes EDT By The Associated Prtu 7 Pd.

ff PA Rhein 7 3 .700 206 146 x-6arcelona 5 5 .500 238 209 Scotland 5 5 .500 134 156 Amsterdam 5 5 .500 156 160 London 4 6 .400 116 184 Frankfurt 4 6 .400 147 142 x-won first half and clinched berth in World Bowl Saturday Games Amsterdam 20, Frankfurt 7 Barcelona 48, Scotland 18 Sunday's Game Rhein 10, London 7 End Regular Season Sunday, June 22 Wortdftowl Al Estadi Oiimok da Montjux Borcetorw Rhein at Barcelona, 1 p.m. 4 Santa, Jensen lead way at state championships Cody Nite Rodeo Bareback Jol Willis, Cowley, Wyo 72, John Morgan, Greybull, 66. Cat roping Mall Miller, Absarokee, 15.8; JO Jensen, Soft 15.9. Ran Leaders PGA PONTf VEDRA BEACH war wresnmg Jim onmgari, s.oay, hn Sihq, Cody, 4.4. SoddU bronc Troy Stall, Cody, 76; Kyle John Siha, Coay, 4.4.

Moots nronc frov Tla. JAP) PGA Tour U.S. Open, which ended money leoders through the Srwiv Cndv Wvn 65 Team roping Malt Miller-Darryl Lamb, Absoro-kee, 8.8: Bntt Givens-Shane Hampton, Riwjrton, 9.5. Borrtl racing Sally Miller. Absarokee, 18.73; Donna Freidley, Cowley, 19.27.

riding Jushn Rutherford, Willis, Texas, 81; Chod Hunt, Mt. Ayr, Iowa, 63. play in Hawaii in late July. The top four girls will gain spots on the state's Junior America's Cup team, which will play in Cody, during the first week of August. The top eight boys and top six girls will also qualify for spots on the state team for Montana-Alberta Cup play during the second week of August in Lethbridge.

Boys results Alpor-70VorvV-ewGC toes 16-17 Ryan Santo, Kalispell, 68; Mike Reese laurel, 71; Nathan Bailey, Laurel, 72; John Osborne, Billings, 72, Judd Norman, Laurel, Ages 14-15 Steve Malsch, Missoula, 73, Mike Tooley, Billings, 73; Matt De-sin, Billinqs, 75; Jeremy Lukkes, Columbus, 76. Ages 13-under Nick Obie Havre, 75; Adam Hober, Missoula, 75, Kelbi Lee, Billings, 77; Renzi lee, Billings, 79. Girls results Ages 16-17 lyndsie Jensen Whitefish, 76; Shannon McDonold, Bozeman, 77, Slefani Oft, Billings, 79. Ages 14-15 Brianne Woods Laurel, 79; Mandy Gunville, Billings, 82; Tony -Bickford, Butte, 87. Ages 13-wtoer Kylie Anderson, Great Falls, 97; Tina Bickford, Butte, 106; Hal-ley Montalban, Billings, 108.

BOZEMAN Ryan Santa of Kalispell and Lyndsie Jensen of Whitefish turned in the top scores after the first day of play Monday at the Montana State Junior Golf Championships at Valley View Golf Club. Playing in the 16-17 age group, Santa carded a 2-under-par 68 while Jensen checked in with a 6-over 76. The second 18 holes will be played today. For the boys, the other division leaders include Steve Malsch of Missoula (ages 14-15) and Nick Obie of Havre (13-and-under). For the girls, the leader board also includes Brianne Woods of Laurel (ages 14-15) and Kylie Anderson of Great Falls (13-and-under).

The top four boys overall will receive berths on the state's Junior America's Cup team, which will ATP Money Leaders The leading money winners on the ATP Tour June 1. Tiger Woods 2. Steve Elkmgton 3. Brad Faxon 4. Mark O'Meara 5.

Scorl Hoch 6. Jesper Parnevik 7. Nick Price 8. Poul Stankowski 9. Jim Furvk 10.

Ernie Els 1 1 Tom Lehman 12. Tommy Tolles 13. Stuart Appleby 14. Scott McCarron 15. Phil Mickelson 1 6.

Colin Montgomerie 1 7. Steve Jones 1 8. David Duval 19. Vijoy Singh 20. Justin Leonard 2 1 Craig Stodler 22.

Billy Tkndrade 23. John Cook 24. Lee Jonzen 25. Tom Kile Tm II 10 15 15 14 15 10 19 17 12 13 14 15 17 15 7 15 17 12 18 13 15 17 15 15 FLORIDA MARLINS-Optioned RHP Uvan Hernandez to Charlotte of the Carolina League. Recalled RHP Antonio Alfonseca from ChaHotte of the International Leaque.

NEW YORK METS-Adivated OF Lance Johnson from the 1 5-day disabled list. Purchased the contract of INF Jason Hardtke from Norfolk of the International League Sent RHP Barry Manuel outright to Norfolk. Placed INF Shawn Gilbert on the 15-day disabled list. Transferred OF Andy Tomberiin for the 1 5-day to 60day disabled list. SAN DIEGO PADRES-Reassigned RHP Matt Clement of the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes or the California Leaque to Mobile of the Southern League, RHP Stan Spencer and RHP Rafael Medina to Las Vegas of Pacific Coast League.

Brian Carmody and Joson Middlebrook to Clinton, Iowa, of the Midwest League, Kent Ervin to Idaho Falls of the Pioneer League, Bill Anderson to Rancho Cucamonga from Mobile, and Steve Hoff and Domingo Guzman to Rancho Cucomonqo from Clinton, Iowa BASKETBALL National Basketball Association DETROIT PISTONS Signed Doug Collins, coach, to a renegotiated five-year contract. MILWAUKEE BUCKS Named Tim Wilson strenqtfi and conditioning coordinator. United States Basketball League ATLANTIC CITY SEAGULLS SignefG Carl Thorn-os. Placed James Bryson on inactive list. Activated F-C Brent Dabbs.

PORTLAND WAVf-Released Troy Brown, Al Hamilton, and Brian Rewers. Signed Pat Savoy. RALEIGH COUGARS Activated Nate Higgs. FOOTBALL National hotboTLeogue ARIZONA CAR Dl NALS Released LB Seth Joyner. ATLANTA FALCONS Sianed Scott Davis to a two-year contract.

Signed "RB Harold Green to a one-year contract. Signed Marcus Wimberly to a three-year contract. CINCINNATI BENGALS-Jle-signed WR Darnay Scott to a one-year contract. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Signed CB Mark McMil-lian to a three-year contract. MIAMI DOLPHINS Signed CB Sam Madison to a four-year contract.

5igned WR Yatil Green to a five-year contract PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Re-signed RB Charlie Garner to a one-year contract. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Signed RB Kenny By-num to two-year contract. Canadian Foofcal leogue SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDRS Signed LB Greg Clark and DT John Kropke. Ploced KB Profait Grier on the injured list. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS-Signed CB Jeff Hot-ton and DT Harry Von Hofwegen.

Released DB Shelly Barnett, DB Jayson Dzikowkz, SB Jerome Hurd, OB Cody Ledberier, and DL Obrod Soamc. Arena Football League ARIZONA RATTLERS ioceduS Shown Parnell on recallable waivers. Traded OL-DL Jim Hoffman to the Tampa Bay Storm for Oi-Dl Flint Fleming. FLORIDA BOBCATS-Signed WR-DB Otis Mound and Terry Belden. MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS-Ploced DS Fred Smith on recallable waivers.

Traded OL-DL Michael Kerr to the Tampa Bay Storm for OL-DL David Wilkins. NEW JERSEY RED DOGS-Suspended FrHB Basil Proctor. ORLANDO PREDfTORS Signed OS Maclin Cody. TAMPA BAY STORM-Ploced OL-DL Kent Wells on recallable waivers. SgnedOL-DL Tony Woods.

Notional Hockey League CAROLINA HURRICANES Named Jim brio director of public relations, Chris Brown director of media relations and team services, Jerry Peters public relations manoger, Peggy Sue Hawkins community relations manager, ana Doris Barksdale motivational consultant and community relations development. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Agreed to terms with Martin Prochazka. Western Hockey Leogue KAMLOOPS BLAZERS Named Marc Habscheid coach. OLYMPICS UNITED STATES OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Named Maurice Smith manoger of the outreach programs in the national events division SOCCER Major Leogue Soccer KANSAS CITY WlZARDS-Cbimed John DeBrito off waivers from New York-New Jersey. Waived Ike Udeh.

COLLEGE CANISIUS Named John Aidizone women's assistant basketball coach. DUKE Named Jay Lapidus director of tennis and Jamie Ashworth women's tennis coach. HOFSTRA Announced Carie Bodo will step down as field hockey coach but will remain as women's lacrosse coach, KINGS POINT Named Kevin McGinniss director of athletic development. LA SALLE Announced QB Ralph Sacca is transferring from Rutgers. LOCK HAVEN Named Donna Wise women's assistant basketball coach.

MERRIMACK Announced the addition of women's lacrosse, effective spring 1998. MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS-Named Shelly Ethridge women's basketball coach. NORTHWESTERN, lOWA-Named Rick Clark men's assistant basketball coach. PACE Named Dinu Dan women's volleyball PENNSYLVANIA Named Michoet Dowd women's tennis coach.

PURDUE Named Setn Kushkin women's assistant basketball coach. RADFORD Named Al Barnes track coach. RHODE ISLAND Named Darin Ward restricted earnings football coach, and Jerry DeGregorio and Tom Penders Jr. men's assistant basketball coaches. ST JOSEPH'S, Pa.

Named Paul Perdue men's lacrosse coach. ST LOUIS Named Dan Roffes women's assistant basketball coach. VERMONT Named Sarah Nelson women's lacrosse coach. WITTENBERG Named Rod Boykin assistant football coach. YALE Named Christine Wilson women's crew coach.

$1 209,214 1983,876 927,609 847,798 799,987 794,357 775,245 689,903 689,055 675,181 625,999 622,736 584,134 547,402 526,529 518,569 510,712 508,988 507,743 498,224 480,040 476,479 473,909 471,342 mrougnjune io: 1 Thomas Muster 852,920 831,733 830021 NBA Draft Order NEW YORK (AH The order of selections for the 1997 NBA draft, to be held June 25 at Charlotte, N.C.: First Round 1 Son Antonio 2. Philadelphia 3. Boston 4. Vancouver 5. Denver 6.

Boston (horn Dallas) 7. New Jersey 8. Golden Slate 9. aToronto 10. Milwaukee 1 1 Sacramento 12.

Indiana 13. Cleveland 14. Los Angeles Clippers 15. a-Dallas hom Minnesota) 16. Cleveland (from Phoenix) 17.

bOrlando 18. ofonlond 19. Detroit 20. c-Porlland (from Charlotte) 2 1 New Jersey (from LA. Lakers) 22.

Atlanta 23. Seattle 24. Houston 25. New York 26. Miami 27.

Utah 28. Chicago second Kouno 30. Houston (from Vancouver) 3 1 Miami from Boston) 32. Detroit (from San Antonio) 33. Denver 34.

Philadelphia 35. Dallas 36. Philadelphia from New Jersey) 37. Philadelphia (from Toronto) 38. Golden Stote 39.

Milwaukee 40. Sacramento 41. Seattle (from LA. Clippers) 42. Denver (from Indiana) 43.

Phoenix 44. Minnesota 45. Cleveland 46. Washington 47. Orlando 48.

Portland 49. Washington (from Charlotte) 50. Atlanta (from Detroit) 51. Atlanta 52. LA.

Lakers 53. Vancouver (from Houston) 54. LA. Lakers from New York) 55. Seame 56 Boiton (from Miami 57.

Utah o-Torontoas the right to swap its pick with Dallas tor Minnesota's first pick b-Pick may be conveyed to Utah. c-Portlartd has the option to convey this pick to Minnesota. Note: Washington forfeited its 1997 first-round pick in connection with its signing of Juwan Howard. Washington would have had the 17th pick, and the picks referred to above (following the 16th) 1 .987 $809,107 802.322 LPGA Statistics DAYTONA BEACH, Flo, IAP) Statistical leoders on the LPGA Tour through rhe Edino Really Classic, which ended June 15: Stomvj Leoders 1, Karrie Webb, 70.13. 2, Annika Sorenstam, 70.14.

3, Laura Davies, 70 82. 4, Kelly Robbins, 7098. 5, Nancy Lopez, 71.06. 6, Juli Inkster, 71.25. 7, Barb Muclia, 71.38.

8, Jane Geddes, 71.43. 9, Chris Johnson, 71.47. 10, Donna Andrews, 71.59. Eagles 1, Chris Johnson 7. 2 Pat Hurst and Kelly Robbins, 6.

4, Michelle Estill, lisetotle Neumann and Kris Tschetter, 5. 7, Branaie Burton, Jane Geddes, Cathy Johnston-Forbes, Vickie Odegard, Polly Shee-han and Sherri Turner, 4 1, Kelfy Robbins. 192. 2, Betsy King, 182. 3 Annika Sorenstam, 179.

4, Chris Johnson, 174. 5, Karrie Webb, 172. 6, Jane Geddes, 166. 7, Pal Hurst and Hiromi Kobayashi, 161. 9, Donna Andrews, 160.

10, bura Davies, 159. Foirwoy Leoders 1, Barb Bunkowsky Scherbak, .807. 2, Marta Fig-ueras-Dotti, .801. 3, Nancy Ramsbottom, .791. 4, Emilee Klein, .788.

5, Amy Fruhwirth, .779. 6 Stephanie Maynor, .776. 7, Donna Andrews, .773. 8, Penny Hammei, .768. 9, Nanci Bowen, .767.

10, Hiromi Kobayashi, .767. Greens Leaden 1, Kelly Robbins, .772. 2, Karrie Webb, .736. 3, Annika Sorenstam, .713. Beth Daniel, .706.

5, Jane Geddes, .701. 6, Tino Barrett, .699. 7, Kath-ryn Marshall, .699. 8, Chris Johnson, .690. 9, Meg Malbn, .687.

10 Nancy Lopez .682. Sand Save Leaders 1, Pamela Kometani, .571. 2, Beth Daniel, .568. 3, Nancy Ramsbottom, .559. 4, Barb Whitehead, .547.

5, Caroline Pierce, .540. 6. Ellie Gibson, .535. 7, Vicki GcerzeAckermon, .520. 8, Jerilyn Britz and Sherrin Smyers, .519.

10, Jane Crofter, .511. Putting leaders 1, Brondie Burton, 28.98. Barb Bunkowsky Scherbak, 29.06. 3, Barb Mucha, 29.08. i.

lise-lotte Neumann, 29.14. 5, Jenny Udbock, 29 20 6, Barb Whitehead, 29 31. 7, Juli Inkster, 29.32. 8, Hiromi Kobayashi, 29.36. 9, Colleen Walker, 29.36.

10, UioKiggens, 29.37. Driving Average Leaders 1, Jane Geddes, 266.5. 2, Smriti Mehra, 265.0. 3, Kris Tschetter, 262. 1 4, Laura Davies, 260 5.

5, Michelle McGonn, 259.0. 6, Pat Hurst, 257.8. 7, Kelfy Robbins. 256.3. 8, Juli Inkster, 255.5.

9, Michelle Estill, 255.3. 10, Karrie Webb, 255.1. ,778,718 1719,201 1628,333 ,624,595 ,619,624 ,616,239 ,555,824 ,552,563 ,547,839 2. Michael Chang 3. Guslovo Kuerten 4.

Alex Corretja 5. Pete Sampras 6. Marcek) Rios 7. Sergi Bruguera 8. Goran Ivanisevic 9.

Felix Mantilla 10. ToddWoodbridge 1 1 Andrei Medvedev 12. Albert Costa 13. Mark Philippoussis 14. Yevgeny Kafelnikov 15.

MarliWoodlotde 16. Carlos Moya 17. Patrick Rafter 18. Richard Krajicek 19. Jonas Bjorkman 20.

Paul Haarhuis 21. Daniel Vacek 22. Marc Rosset 23. Alberto Berasategui 24. Jim Courier 25.

Javier Sanchez WTA Monev Through June 502,141 ,446,391 ,438,513 ,404,218 ,402,672 jvo, iijj 363,530 ,362.110 UM rounds out track squads $349,407 PGA Statistics PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Flo. AP) PGA Tour sto-tisticol leaders through the U.S. Open, which ended June 15: leaders Tiaer 2, Nick Price, 68.69. 3, Steve tlkinqton, 69.37. 4.

Tom Lehman, 69.49. 5, Jesper Parflevik, 69.78. 6, Bob Tway, 69.82. 7, Scott Hoch 69.87. 8 (tie), Brad Faxon and Tommy Tolles, 69.92.

10, Phil Mickelson, 69.95. Dmirn Leaders 1, Tiger Woods, 292.8 2, Scott McCarron, 284.73, Phil Mickelson 283.0. 4, Fred Couples, 281.2. 5j John AdamsJ 280.7. 6.

Mark Calcavec-chia, 27d.7. 7, Kelly Gibson, 2796. 8, Chip Sullivan, 279.1. 9, Stuart Appkiby, 279.0. 10, Davis Love III, 278.8.

Driving Accuracy 1, Larry Mize, 82.1 2, Jim Furyk, 80.9. 3, Lo-ren Roberts, 80.8. 4, Nick Faldo, 79.8. 5 (tie, Fred Funk and Allen Doyle, 79.7. 7, John Morse, 79.0.

8, Nick Price, 78.9, 9, David Edwards, 78.8. 16, Fulton Allem, 78.7 Greens in Regulation Leaders 15 (1 590,891 $996,476 606,141 551,027 541,891 429,534 410,036 363,783 325,183 302,160 278,417 274,310 252,295 251,768 230,249 208,653 190,813 173,979 170 736 Peter Jocobsen, 72.6. 71.0'. i renea mat roneirure. I.

iwamna ningis 2 lvaMooli 3. Lindsay Davenport 4. Mary Joe Fernandez 5. Mary Pierce 6. Amanda Coetzer 7.

Natasha Zvereva 8. Monica Seles 9. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 10. Irina Spirlea I I Conchifo Martinez 12. Jona Novotna 13.

Ruxondra Drogomir 1 4. Lisa Raymond 15. Steffi Graf 1 6. Gigi Fernandez 17. Ante Huber 18.

Nicole Arendt 1 9. Nathalie Tauziot 20. Brenda Schulfz-McCarthy 21. Barbara Paulus 22. Monon BoHsgraf 23.

Sabine Appelmans 24 Kimberfy Po 25. Chanda Rubin he, Steve elkinglon and iger Woods, U.J 4. 7fl7i. a Mtin 7fl 1 9 Tmin 3 IS; UJ IMiiUkaiWi country. He has posted personal best times of 3:51 for the 1500m, 9:23 in the steeplechase, 14:55 in the 5,000 meters and 25:30 for meters.

Black finished third in both the shot put (55-4). and discus (152-11) at the state Class AA meet in Billings for Great Falls. Jeff is the younger brother of Dennis Black, a two-time Olympic Trials qualifier who competed for Montana State. Forrey, Thomas and Black join 15 other athletes Raunig has signed for the 1997-98 track field and cross country teams. UMsignees Jeff Block Great Falls; Andrea Gorreffa, Billings; Troci GiLmon, Missoula; Tina Halvorson, Cut Bank; Kon Krueger, Miles City; Kee- San Rumsey, Kalispell; Jamie Slyder, Broadview; Charlie Thomos, oundup Kyle Wies, Poison; Nicole Zeller, Helena.

Katie Rupe, Elma Dove Blair, File, Sarah Berkley, Vancouver, Wasrt; Jesse Barnes, Botovia, III; Amy Former Sr. Joseph Mich Molt Forrey, Kuna, Idaho; Casey Perry, Spokane, Wash; Kelly Rice, Gillette, Wyo. Three more track and field athletes have signed letters of intent to compete for the Grizzlies, announced University of Montana head coach Tom Raunig. Joining the team next year will be Matt Forrey, a steeplechaser from Kuna, Idaho; Charlie Thomas, a hurdler from Roundup; and Jeff Black, a thrower from Great Falls. Thomas placed second in the 300-meter hurdles (39.69 seconds) and third in both the 400 meters (50.87) and the 800 meters (1:59.2) at the Montana Class Championships in Great Falls.

Forrey just finished up his sophomore year at North Idaho College and will transfer to UM this fall. He is a three-time All-American at the junior college level, earning that honor twice in the steeplechase and once in cross 169,337 166,395 163,537 161,356 155,843 149,084 Wimbledon Seeds WIMBLEDON, England (API Seedings an-nounced Monday for the Wimbledon tennis championships beginning June 23 1 Pete Sampras, Tampa, Fla. 2. Goran Ivanisevic, Croatia 3. Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Russia 4.

Ricbora Krajicek, Netherlands 5. Michael Chang, Henderson, Nev. 6. Thomas Muster, Austria 7. Mark Philippoussis, Australia 8 Boris Becker, Germany 9.

Morcelo Rios, Chile 10. Carlos Moya, Spain 1 1 Gustavo Kuerten, Brazil 12 Patrick Rafter, Australia 13. Andrei Medvedev, Ukraine 1 4. Tim Henman, Britain 15. Woyne Ferreira, South Africa 16.

Petr Korda, Czech Republic YOUR SPORTS Golf MonDak Junior Tour WBC Ratings MEXICO CITY JAPJ World Boxmg Council rat-inqs as of May 1 997 (Americans unless noted) HtaVymigh. (over 190 pounds) Champion: Lennox Lewis, Britain 1 Henry Akinwande, Britain. 2, Zetjko Mavrovk, Croatia. 3, David Tuea, New Zealand. 4, Ortin No-ris.

5, Andrew Golota, Poland. 6, Ray Mercer. 7, Frans Botha, South Africa. 8, Corrie Sanders, South Africa. 9, John Ruiz.

10. Brian Nielsen, Denmark. Crvrserwennt (190 pounds) Chompion: Marceio Lmingoei, Argenhna 1 Fabrtce Tiozzo, France. 2, Akim Toter, France. 3, Torsten May, Germany.

4, Juan Carlos Gomez, Cuba. 5, Johnny Nelson, Britain. 6 Terry Dunstan, Britain. 7, Jakob Mofokeng, South Africa. 8, Yosu-kezan Nishiiima, Jopon.

9, Chris Okoh, Britain. 10, Hisashi Terali, Japan. light tiNnywenht (175 Dounds) ChanuMon: Monte! Griffin 1, Roy Jones. 2, Michael Nunn. 3, Eddy Smuld-ers, Holland.

4, Grazrano Rocchigiani, Germany. 5, Crawford Ashley, Britain. 6, Merqui Sosq, Dominican Republic. 7, Mohammed Siluvangi, Zaire. 8.

Chris Eubank, Britain. 9, Richard Frazier. 10, Mark Prince, Britain. Super Mfddleweight (168 pounds) Champion: Romi Reid, Britain 1, Henry Wharton, Britain. 2, Thulane Malinga, South Africa.

3, Jorge Castro, Argentina. 4, Vincen-so Nardieilo, Italy- Andrei Shkalikov, Russia. 6, Joe Calzoghe, Britain. 7. Zafarou Ballogou, Togo.

8, Chris Omar Johnson Canada. 9 Joseph Kiwanu-ka, Uqanda. 10, Gary Ballard, South Arica. Mrddiightn 60 pounds) Cnampion: Kerth Holmes 1 Hassine Cheriti France. 2, Stephane Ouewfte, Canodo.

3. Robert McCrocken, Britain. 4, Paul Va-aen. 5, Julian Jackson, Virgin Islands. 6.

Richie Woodhalf. Britain. 7, Kevin Palmer. 8 Glencotte Johnson. 9 Brian Barbosa.

10. Glen Carjey, Britain. Super Welterweight (1 54 pounds) Champion: Teny Norm 1 Troy Waters, Australia 7, Julio Cesar Vasquez, Argentina. 3, Davide Ciorlante, Italy. 4 Said Ben-naem, France.

5, Francisco Javier Costillejo, Spain. 6, Ernie Artongo, Australia. 7, Faouzi Haltob, France. 8, Ahmed Dottuev, Buharia. 9 Guillermo Jones, Panama.

10, Chongtaek KifSoutn Koprea. VeffwweiahtT 1 47 pounds) Oiarnoion: Oscar De la Hoya 1, Patrick Charpentier, France. 2, Pernell Whitlak-er. 3, Derrell Cciey. 4, WiHredo Riverp Puerto Rico.

5, Andrei Pestrioev, Russia. 6, Ariel Chavez, Arqentina. 7, David Kamau. Kenya. 8 Robert WSst.

9, Suhkyvn Yun, South korea. 10, Waller So-poriti, Argentina. SupIJarrlwei9U140piils Crtanspton: Vacant 1, Julio Cesar Chavez, fitexico. 2, Miguel Angel Gonzalez, Mexico. 3, Ismael Chavez, Agentina.

4, Rafael Ruebs, Mexico. 5, Sharmba Mitchell. 6, Jonghoon Yuh, South Korea. 7, Rkgrdo Sihra, Argentina. 8, Nicolas Cervera, Colombia.

9, Reggie Green. 10, Ray Oliveira. lintwe (135 pounds Qtampion: Stove Joonston 1 Cesar Bazan Mexico. 2, Jean Baptiste MenaV, France. 3, Hiroyuki Sakamoto, Japan.

4, Alberto Si-Curella, Argentina. 5, Jongkwon Baek. South Korea. 6, Daomai Sithkodam Thailand. 7, Jimmy Rqngel, Tnlnrnkin ft t.hnn MntUv 9 Mnrco Rudoklh.

Skiles 26. low putt: (tie) Dick Kelly, Fred Bautigan, Carl Dookes 13, (lie Jerry Bonne, Joe Simpson, Jim Contrail 14. Men's Leogut Flogs: 1. Paul Deverniero, 2. Doug Mullowney, 3.

Dave Halli-gan, 4. Marc Kelley, 5. Shaun Croaker, 6. Chris Watts, 7. Mike Rowcliffe, 8.

Scott lindell, 9. Dave Comfort, 10. Greg Koch, 11. M. Crosswoit, 12.

Travis Amundsen, 13. Gary Doll, 14. Brod Stewart, 15. Tom Kraft, 16. Bill Cornelia, 17.

Jim Kennedy, 18. Peter Michelotti. Softball Bis Jky Locomotive Inn 11, Arizona at Crosby CountrQ, Crosby, N.D. 12-13 fane holes Annie Vossktr, Williston, N.D., 53, Johnna Jensen, Sidney, MT, 61 14-15 Kim Fedorenko, Williston, 4948-97; Leoh Johnson, Williston, N.D., 5449-103 16-18 Alison RourWoe, Williston, N.D., 4941-90, Angela Bums, Plentywood, N.D., 5349-102. 12-13 In holes) Ale Melees.

Watford City, N.D 46; Nick Taylor, Watford City, N.D 46; Phillip Williams, Sidney, 50. 14-15 Chris Freymork, Williston, N.D., 38-39-77; Adorn Zander, Williston, N.6., 3642-78; Tyler Garoos, Plentywood, 4246-88; Asa Sims, Alexander, N.D., 4349-92. 16-18 Kyle Johnson, Williston, 4140-81: Ryan Sle-min Williston, N.D., 394382; Nathan Zander, Williston, 46 46-92. Pryor Creek Pro-Am Team resuib lorn Anderson-Sam Kawanofaul WoloMel lock-marvDan Bosch 198, Cody Pughe-Horty lisley-Jim Scott-Bob latrm-rauit-Doug Estes 201, Scott McPhersonred Berry-Srod Ward-Jock GannonChris Boteson 201, Rick Olson-Ty Hepner-Dave Schrupp-Frank Harriman-Terry Jensen 203, Bob Eames-Dave IrionGary NHL Draft Order NEW YORK AP) The order of selection for the NHL entry draft June 21: 1 Boston 2. San Jose 3.

Los Angeles 4. N.Y. Islanders (from Toronto! 5. N.Y. Islanders 6.

Calgary 7. Tampa Bay 8 Boston (from Carolina 9. Washington 10. Vancouver 1 1 Montreal 12. Ottawa 13.

Chicago 14. Edmonton 15. Los Angeles from St. Louis) 16. Chicago (from Phoenix) 17.

Pittsburgh 18. Anaheim 19 N.Y. Rangers 20. Florida 21. Buffalo 22.

Carolina (from Detroit) 23 Carolina (from Philadelphia) 24. New Jersey 25. Dallas 26. Colorado Second Round 27 Boston 28. San Jose 29.

Los Angeles 30. Philadelphia (from Toronto) 31. N.Y. Islanders 32. Calgary 33.

Tompa Bay 34. Vancouver (from Carolina) 35. Washington 36. Vancouver 37. Montreal 38.

Ottawa 39. Chicago 40. St Louis '41. Edmonton 42. Calgary (from St.

Louis) 43. Phoenix 44. Pittsburgh 45. Anaheim 46. N.Y.

Rangers 47 Florida 48. Buffalo 49. Detroit 50. Philadelphia 5 1 Calgary (from New Jersey through Carolina) 52. Dallas 53.

Colorado NHL Awards Finalists Finalists for NHL awards to be presented Thursday night: Hart Memorial Trophy, MVP Dominik Hasek, Buffalo; Paul Kariya, Anaheim, Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh. Vezino Trophy, goahender Martin Brodeur, New Jersey; Uominik Hasek, Buffalo; Patrick Roy, Colorado. James Norm Memorial Trophy, defenseman Vladimir Konstantinov, Detroit; Brian Leetch, N.Y. Rangers; Sandis Ozolinsh, Colorado. Colder Memorial Trophy, rookie Bryan Berard, N.Y.

Islanders; Jim Campbell, St. Louis; Jorome lgin la, Calgary. Frank J. Selke Trophy, defensive forward Peter Forsberq, Colorado; jere Lehttnen, Dallas; Mike Peco, Buffalo. Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, most gentlemanly Paul Kariya, Anaheim; Aaam Oates, Washington; Teemu Selanne, Anaheim.

Jock Adams Award, coach Ted Nolan, Buffalo; Ken Hitchcock, Dallas; Jocques Martin Ottawa. Note Voting is by trvembers of the Professional Hockey Writers Association, except Vezina which is awarded by NHL general rwriogers, and Adams which is determined oy poH of NtiL Broodcaslers' Association members. NASCAR Leaders DAYTONA BEACH, Flo AP) The top 20 drivers ond money winners on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit: Throuoh June 15 I Jeff Gordon, 1 1 0. 2, Mark Martnv 2,064. 3 Terry Lobonte, 2,001 4 Dale Jatretl.

I ,76 5, Jeff Burton, 6. Dale Earnhardt, 1,833. 7, Bobby Labonle, 1,745. 8, Ricky Rudd, 1,710. 9, Michoel Woltrip, 1,623.

6. Bill Elliott, t. 612. I I. Jeremy Mayheld, 1,599.

12, Ted Musgrove. 1 558. 13, time Irvan, 1,506. 14, Johnny Benson, 1 501. 15, Rusty Wallace, 1,481.

1 6L Darrell Woltrip, 17 'Sterling Morlin, 1,433. 18, Bobby Hamilton, 1,42. 1 9, Ten Schroder, 1,418. 20, Kyle Petty, 1,374. 1, Jeff Gordon, $1,73069.

2, Dale Jarre. $1,176,224. 3, Terry labonle, (1,024,259. 4, Jell Sadler, oy.yA. iu.

uavis love ov.ofa. TclDrhing 1, Tiger Woods, 43. 2. Frid Couples, ,56. 3, Nicli Price, 62.

4, Kennv Perry, 67 5, Duffy Waf dorl, 68. 6, Davis Love IB, 71.7, Hal Sutton, 77. 8, Tom Byrum, 80. 9, Stuart Appleby, 82. 10, Paul Stankowski, 88.

Putting leoders 1, Brad Foxon, 1.718 2, Lee Janzen, 1.719. 3, Mark O'Meara. 1.728. 4, Don Poofey, 1.729. 5, Tommy Tolles, 1.739.

6, fhil Bksckmor, 1.740. 7, Jesper Parnevik, 1.741. 8, John Huston, 1.746. 9, Tiger Woods, 1 1 73" 1, Tioer Woods, 4.51. 2, Jesper Parnevik, 4.21.

3, tommy Tolles, 4.20. 4. Fred CoupiesA 4.16. 5, hfek Price, 4 08. 6, Mark O'Meara, 4.04.

7. David Duval 4.00. 8t Brad Faxon, 3.98. 9, Steve Elkinglon, 3.92. 10, 1, BiHy Ray BrownTj? 4.

2, David Berganio, 88. 3 Curt Byrum, 96.0. 4, Tim Herron, 100.8. 5, Tiqer Woods' 105.4. 6, Ted Trybo, 106.0.

7, Fredtouples, fll.6. 8, Viiay Singh, 118.3. 9, Poul Stankowski, 120.6. 10, Scott McCarron, 1238 SaadSo. 1, Steve Elkinglon, 69.6.

2, Loren Roberts, 68.5. 3, John Morse, 68.4. 4, Jim Carter, 67.9. 5, Sluart Appleby, 67.1. 6, Mark O'Meo-ro, 66.2.

7, Ronnie Black, 66 0. 8, Jesper Parnevik, 65.7. 9, Jay Haas, 64.5. 10, Michael Bradley, 64.4. Atl Around 1, Tiqer Woods, 225.

2, Nick Price, 238. 3, Sieve Elkinglon, 242. 4. Tom Lehman 259. 5, Jesper ParnSvik, 265.

6, Fred Couples, 270. 7, Lee Jonzen, 284. 8, Paul Stankowski, 286. 9, Phil Mickelson, 298. 10, Joy Haas, 309.

Ryder Cup points PALM BEACH GARDENSrfkV AP) Standings for the 1997 Ryder Cup to be played Sept. 26-28 at Valderrama in Sotogrande, Spain The top 10 finishers will qualify for the 12-mon teams. U.S. captain Tom Kite ond European coptoin Seve Bolleste-ros will select two players at large to complete each team: Through June 15 United Stoles 1. Tom Lehman 1016.290 2.

Tiger Woods 1015 000 3. Mark O'Meara 801.250 4. Brad Faxon 727.500 5. Scott Hoch 711947 6. Tommy Tolles 689.280 7.

Phil Wfickelson 659.290 8. Davis Love III 638 500 9. Steve Jones 579 280 10. Jim Furvk 572.500 11. Mark Brooks 549.750 12.

Paul Stankowski 503.340 13. JeffMaggert 476.625 14. Justin libhard 470.000 15. David Duval 415.000 16. Tom Watson 398.040 17.

Fred Couples 376 000 tS.JohnCool 371.250 19. Kenny Perry 358.500 20. Scott McCorron 357.500 21LeeJanzen 351.790 22. Michael Bradley 342.500 23. Steve Strieker 336.625 24.

David Ogrin 313 417 25. Payne Stewart 308.250 1 Colin Montgomerie, Sconond 675,721 92 2. Ian Woosndm, Wales 447,375 82 3. Darren Clarke, N.Ireland 38 1 ,848 64 4 Bernhard Longer, Germany 338,499 96 5. Mrauel AngeTMortin, Spain 3 1 7,054.85 6.

PeAJIrik Johansson, Sweden 3 1 4,484.72 7 Lee Westwocr England 3 1 2,3 1 5 30 8. Thomas Biom, Denniork 292,666 85 9. Costontnvi Rocca, Italy 284,735 47 10 Paul Broodhursl. England 227,904 68 1 1 Sam Torrance, Scofand 223 ,470 42 1 2. Jose Maria Olazobol, Spain 200,544 24 13.

WMitchel Englond 191,82807 1 4 David Gilford, England 181, 120.93 15.JecVondeVeWe, France 175,926.22 16 Podratq Harrington, Ireland 173,031 63 17. Roger Chapma? England 170.487.00 18 Ross McFoSone, Englond 164,181 29 19 David Carter, England 146 562.94 20. Andrew Cohort, fcollond 143,561 05 21. Mork James, England 137,235.86 22. Paul McGinley, Ireland 1 34 895 65 23.

Nick Foido. Englond 132,108 97 24 David Howell, England 1 25,496 55 25. Miguel Angel Jiminez, Spain 1 24,636.85 World Rankings NEW YORK AP World golf ronBngs based on players' performance throughout the world through June 15, sanctioned by the KOyal and Ancient Golf Squires-fete tiitney-Jert Locnrane ZU4. Reliever standings Through June 15 NATIONAL 1AGUE Pitchar, Team 1 St IS Ft Rod Beck, S.F. 3 2 2 61 RobbNen, Flo.

5 2 17 5 47 John Franco, N.Y. 0 1 2 45 Mark Wohlefs, All. 2 2 13 I 37 Todd Worrell, LA 0 1 15 3 37 Ricky Boltalico, Phi. 1 2 14 2 36 JeH Show, Cin. 1 0 12 2 34 Billy Waqnet, Hou.

3 3 12 2 32 Derlnis Efkersley, Sri. 0 2 13 2 31 Ugueth Urbina, Mon 2 4 11 3 23 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pitcher, Team I Sv IS Hi Rondy Myers, Bo! 1 3 23 1 63 Mariono Rivera, N.Y. 1 2 21 5 51 John Wellelond, Tex. 4 0 15 2 49 Douq Jones Mil. 3 3 15 1 43 Roberto Hemondez, Chi.

4 1 13 3 39 Rick Aguilera, Min. 3 1 14 4 38 Billy Taylor. 6ak. 2 3 13 3 31 HipolitoPichordo.K.C. 12 9 1 23 Mike Jackson.

Cle. 0 I 7 1 7 Todd Jones, Del. 1 2 8 3 16 TEAM STANDINGS Team I IS Ph Baltimore 12 9 32 5 92 Texas 11 4 17 4 57 Florida 14 6 19 10 53 Son Francisco 12 13 23 8 51 Pittsburgh 13 7 16 6 48 Key 3 points for saves; 2 points tor relief wins; minus 2 poinrs for relief losses and blown saves. AL All-Star Voting NEW YORK AP) Vorina for the 1 997nerican league All-Star team released Monday; First lawmen 1 Tino Martinez, New York, 420612. 2, Mark McGwire, Oakland, 374,369.

3, Frank Thomas Chicoao 355 543. 4, Jim Thome, Cleveland, 331 (. 5, Rafael Polmeirct Baltimore, 319,857. 6 Will Clark, Texas, 246,860. 7, Mo Vaughn.

Boston 151 630. 8, Joe Carter, Toronto, 124,588. Second Basemen 1 Rorjerto Alomor, Baltimore, 812,677. 2, Chuck Knoblauch. Minnesota, 425 235.

3, Joey Cora, Seattle, 322,567 4, Tony Fernandez Clevejand, 306 546 5 Mark Mclemore, Texas, 186 622 6, Mariano Duncan, New York 159J12. 7, Carlos Garcia Toronto, 87,584. 8, Jose Ofierman, Kansas Cry. 82.527. 1Mtamm 1 Col Ripken, Baltimore, 1,196,426 2.

Mot devebnd, 525,713 3, Wade Boggs, New York. 226,124 4 Dean Mmer Texas 191 706 5, Russ Davis. Seattle, 109,715. 6 Ed Sproque, Toronto, 88,725. 7, Tim Noehrma Boston 71 $32 8, Travis Fryman, Detroit, 59,281.

Shortstops 1, Alex Rodriguez, Seattle, 849,315 2, Derek Jeter, New 3. Om land. 4, Jay BeS, Kansas i City 194,455, 5 Mike Bordick, Baltimore, 182,160. 6, Beni Gil, Texas 1 30 348. 7, Nomor GarciapatTO, Boston, 124,656 8, Alex 1 20,669.

Ken Griffey, Seattle. 1,634,285. 2 David Justice, Ckwetaitf 777.937. 3, 8tody Anderson, Baltimore, 601,647, 4, Juan Gonzofcz, Texas, 408,114 5, Jay Buhner, Seattle 354,872 6 Marquis Grissom, Cleveland, 325,766. Manny Ramirez, Cleveland 314,769.

8, Bernie Willioms, New York, 291,444 9, Albert Belle, Chicago, 272.792. 10, Eric Davis, Baltimore, 261,477. I 1 Martina Hingis, Switzerland 2. Monica Seles, Sarasota, Fla. 3.

Jono Novotna, Czech Republic 4. tva Majoli, Croatia 5. Lindsay Davenport, Newport Beach, Calif. 6. Amanda Coetzer, South Africa 7.

Artke Huber, Germany 8. Arontxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain 9. Mary Pierce, france 10 Conchita Martinez, Spain 1 1 Mary Joe Fernandez, Key Biscayne, fla. 12. Irina Spirlea, Romania 13.

Kimberfy Po. Incline Village, Nev. 14. Brenda bchultz-McCarmy, Netherlands 15 Ruxondra Drogomir, Romania 16. Barbara Paulus, Austria Nottingham Open NOTTINGHAM.

England (AP) Hesutts Monday of the $328,000 Nottingham Open men's grasv court tennis tournament: Frti found Jason Stoltenbera Australia, def. Jeff Tarango, Manhattan Beach, 64, 6-2. Richard FrombercL Australia, def. Sargis Sargsian, Armenia, 3-6, (741. Jan Siemerink (5), Netherlands, def.

Magnus Norman, Sweden, 6-0, 64. Kenneth Carlsen, Denmark, def. Marceio Rios (2, Chile, 64 6-2. Adrian Voinea, Romania, def. Carlos Moya 1 Spain, 1-6, Scott Draper, Australia, def.

Justin Gimelstob, Whippany, 64, 7-5. Tim Henman 14), Britain, def. Andrew Richardson, Britain, 63, 67 (6-8J, 64. Heineken Trophy ROSMAIEN, Netherlands (AP) TJesJtts Monday of the Heineken Trophy grass court tennis Men fintouno! Chris Woodruff, Knoxville, Tenn del. Dennis wn Scheppingen, Netherlands, 64, Moqnus GustaHson 6, Sweden, def.

Dominik Slovakia, 3-6, 60, 7-5. Steng Schoiken, Netherlands, det. Thomas Johansson 7f, Sweden, 60 7-6 17-5. Francisco Clavet 18, France, del. Jacco cningn, Netherlands, 7-6 1MJ, 6-3.

Hendrik Dreekman, Germarw del. Skjva Dosed. Czech 7-5. rewound Ruxandro frogpmir 13 Romania, def. Tomarine Tanosugom, Thailand, 6-J, 6-1 Francesco Lubiani, Italy, def.

Petra Longrova, Czech Republic, 62, 64. Korina Hobsudova (4), Slovakia, del. Jona Kan-dorr, Germany, 63, 64. Potrico Hv-boulais, Canada, def. Yuka Yoshida, loom b-, 166-3.

Sarah Pitwoski, France, del. Els Callens, Belgium, 61, 3-6, 60. Maqdolena Moleeva, Bulgaria, def. Stephanie de FSgrtt I Gross: Dan Bosch 72, Jerry Bertelson 76, Josh Hale 76. Net: Terry Crogg 69, Craig Averett 70, (tie) Al Koncihra, Bliss littler 73 Ffight II Gross: (He) Ron Grimm, Rick Whilmore 80 (tie) C.A.

Speer, Dub Bryant, Dick Dye 8 1 Net: Rick Sayer 65, Bill Hein 68, (he) Joe Sukut, Kenneth Cunnginham 69 Fight Gross: Ty Hepner 81, Jock Avery 84, Fred Berry 85. Net: Gary McCartney 67, (tie) Dove Schrupp, Horry Usley, Cliff Schwann, Jim Jens 71. Bight (V Gross: Dennis Buscher 84, Jack Nichlson 86, Doug Estes 87. Net Walt Peterson 67, Kirk Brunfield 68, Earl Carroll 69 Germany. Garcia Cano, Spain.

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(BHN) Rimrock llrjrnotion 15, (C-G) Wendy's 3 (Boulder Arrowhead) Fleetwood 6, B-A Pepsi 5 (BHN) Doc Eddy 20, (BHN) Mission Engineering 15 (BHN) First Interstate Bonk 6, W) Kimrock Pontac 4 jlockwood) Tour America 8, (laurel) Woods Power 2 (BHN) PAYS Tvesdosganm 6 p.m (C-G) Fca Photo vs. (BHN) Doc Eddy's, at Arrowhead Field: ILourelJ Federal Credit Union vs. (BHN) First Interstate Bank, al Lockwooa; IBHNI Rimrock Promotion vs (Lockwood) Tour America, at Central Pork; BA Fleetwood vs. (BHN) PAYS, o) Ur-boska. 0 Tom Anderson 68, Cody Hughe Boo tomes 72, (tie) Joy Frank, Scott McPherson 73 (tie) B.B Larson, Jeff Nelson 75, Dove Doherty, Ken Sipes, Rondy Northrup, Scott Pe-kovich 7o.

1, Anatofy Alexandre, Russia. 2. Gabriel RueJos, Mexico. 3, Roberto Garcia. 4, Azumah Nelson, Ghana.

5, Djamel Ufa, France. 6, Tokonori Hatse-keyama, japan. 7, Douglas Villarreal, Colombia. 0, Jorge Poez, Mexico. 9, Hector Lazaraga.

10, Justin Junto, Uganda. fealiWwetaht (126 pounds) Owmpiofi: Lutsito Espwwsa, PMwpine 1 Cartes Rtos, Argentina. 2, Cesar Soto Mexico. 3. Ever Beleno, Cofornbta.

4, Atoondro Gonzalez, Mexico. 5, Mehdi labdouni France. 6, Poul Ingle, Britain. 7, Manuel Medina, Mexico. Frederic Perez, France.

8, Koji Matsumoto, Japan. 9. November Nuhingiki South Africa 10( Jose Noyota. Mexico. ijpm Bontomvtignt (122 pounds) Champwn: DanM Zaoaoza, Muica t.

Erik Morales. Mextco. 2, Wayne McCuftough, Ireland. 3. pastor Maurin, Argentina.

4, Enrique Sanchez, Mexico. 5, Hector AceroSanchez, Dominican Republic. 6, Enrique Jupttw Mexico 7, Jose Luis Bueno, Mexico. 8, Reynonte Jamili Philippines. 9, Bonqchul ICim, South Korea.

10, Welcome Ncita, South Africa j. -t nj pounA) Chanpion: SirinMngkol rSAonA 1. Victor Monuel Robanales, Mexico. 2 Paul Ayo-fa 3, Joichiro Tatsayoshi, Japan 4 Injin Chi, South Korea 5, Jorge Monsafvo, Colombia. 6, Gerardp Martinez, Mexico.

7, Dario Azuoga, Paraguay. 8, Setsuo Kawamasu, Japan. 9, Shossei Nitta, Japan. 10, Adon Vorgas, Mexico. Circle Inn Monday Ladies Flags Dee Rhodes Bobbie Miller, Edna Noennia Sammy Tibe-sor, June Hayes, Alice Hkkdoff Birdie pot Alice NickoWl 2.

Sammy Tibesor 2, Edna Noennig 1 Dee Rhodes 1 Lake Hills Two best bob ei foursome Bob SellZone Dcrwsorvuoyd JoFm-sorvBob Blair 1 1 8, Norm GeorgeOon Hawks-Dick LowellBob Mor-risson 119, Don Andersonfot NihiMJave Servies-Jock O'DonneU 121. low gross: Bob Meek 76. low net. Zone Dowson 64, Uovd Johnson 66, Norm George 68. Flogs: 1.

Norm Georqe, 3. John Glen, 7. Clyde Hawks, V. Don Hawks, 11. Bob Normond, 13.

Don Anderson, 15. Frank Reiser, 18. Bob Set. Peter Yegen low Mt Steve Smith 23, Bill Koski 24, (tie) Keith Noyes, Bris.