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After two Red Sox representatives to return Monzon's body to the United States. Monzon had a two-year stint with the Minnesota Twins in 1972 and '73. He worked as a scout for more than 20 years with the California Angels, Cubs and Red Sox. Born in the Bronx, Monzon lived in Miami and was popular throughout Latin America. Monzon was instrumental in getting Heathcliff Slocumb, the closer the Red Sox are expected to obtain from the Philadelphia Phillies today, to sign with the Cubs in Dan Monzon, the man the Red Sox hired to bring their Latin American scouting into the modern era, was killed yesterday in a two-car, head-on collision outside of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

According to Red Sox scouting director Wayne Britton, who hired Monzon two years ago following his long stint in a similar position with the Chicago Cubs, Monzon was the passenger in a car driven by an istv inmm iMraste 1991. The Red Sox also appear ready to wrap up the signing of outfielder Alex Cole today. Cole would become the backup center fielder once Ken Ryan, Lee Tinsley and another player (possibly Glenn Murray) are dealt to the Phillies for 1 I other Red Sox scout, John Candelaria (not the former pitcher), which collided with an oncoming car. Monzon was killed instantly. Candelaria was in serious condition at a Santo Domingo hospital, but according to Britton, "It looks like he's going to make it." MO VAUGHN Receives honor 1936 rGG evening and weekend local airtime minutes! Free minutes will apply to the customers pro-rate and 1st two (2) full bill cycles.

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Drexel 86, BU 64 Jen MacNeill scored a season-high 27 points, including the of her career, as the Dragons pummeled the Terriers at Philadelphia. Alicia Charles (19 points, 13 rebounds) and Ashley Norris (17 points) led BU (5-9, 3-5 NAC). Albany 92, UMass-Lowell 73 Despite a game-high 33 points from Diane DiRoma, the River Hawks fell at Albany. Michele Davis led the hosts with 21 points. Brandeis 52, Carnegie Mellon 49 Kate Drummond scored 16 points as the Judges won at Pittsburgh.

Smith 69, Conn. College 65 Ann Miller scored a game-high 26 points as Smith (14-2) won the Tyler Invitational at Northampton. R.I. College 73, North Adams 67 -Val Verducci's 12 points led five players in double figures as the Anchormen won the consolation game of the Tyler Invitational. Franklin Pierce 67, Sacred Heart 64 BlTs Pandalfo is day-to-day Boston University hockey captain Jay Pandolfo is day-today after he was slashed Sals' urday night by a University of Maine player and suffered a badly bruised left wrist No penalty was called.

The senior left wing from Burlington was struck in the third period of a 3-3 tie and i was taken to a local hospital, where X-rays were negative. i Pandolfo is BU's top goal- scorer, with 22, and is tied for the team scoring lead with 40 points. He is considered a candidate for the Hobey Baker Award, given to the nations top player. Almost a year ago, in the Beanpot final, Pandolfo suffered a 40-stitch gash when a skate cut his left hand and wrist. BOB MONAHAN Claudia Copeland scored a game-high 20 points, pacing the Ravens at Fairfield, Conn.

Stony Brook 82, Southern Conn. 77 Donna Fennessy's 20 points powered Stony Brook at New Haven. Green Mountain 47, Endicott 38 -Melissa Tara netted 15 points, leading Green Mountain at Beverly. Julie Littlefield's game-high 22 points spurred the Powergulls. Johnson St.

71, Atlantic Union 59 -Johnson St outscored Atlantic Union, 14- 2, in overtime for the win at South Lancaster. Amada Burby led the victors with 16 points. Men's basketball Albany 68, UMass-Lowell 66 Tom McGoldrick's 22 points powered host Albany past the River Hawks. Jim Borodawka led Lowell with 15 points. Carnegie Mellon 85, Brandeis 76 -LaDale Widmeyer and Kevin Byrne scored 15 points each, sparking Carnegie Mellon at Pittsburgh.

LeMoyne 77, N.H. College 69 Adam Stockwell pumped in 21 points as LeMoyne knocked off the Penmen at Syracuse, N.Y. Franklin Pierce 78, Sacred Heart 67 The Ravens outscored Sacred Heart, 15- 4, in overtime to win at Fairfield, Conn. Ben Mitchell led Franklin Pierce with 26 points, while John L'Heureux chipped in 24 points and 11 rebounds. Southern Conn.

78, Stony Brook 57 At New Haven, Jeritt Lewis scored 24 points as the Owls improved to 8-9. Robbie Thompson added 15 points for the Owls. Fairfield 60, Siena 47 At Loudon-ville, N.Y., Shannon Bowman scored 12 of his 18 points in the second half, powering Fairfield. Men's hockey Army 2, Yale 0 Darren Clapprood and Joe Sharrock scored as the Black Knights improved to 15-5-1 at New Haven. Women's hockey Providence 3, Northeastern 1 In the championship of the Granite State Invitational, Allison Wheeler had a hat trick, propelling the Friars at Durham, N.H.

Concordia 5, New Hampshire 0 Cammi Granato scored a pair of goals, leading Concordia in the Granite State consolation. Middlebury 5, Hamilton 0 Lara Goff had a goal and two assists as the Panthers won at Middlebury, Vt Williams 4, Wesleyan 3 At Middle-town, sophomore Emmy Starr netted a pair of goals as the Ephmen improved to 6-4. Britton said the scouts were en route to Candelaria's home after watching the workout of two young players in San Pedro de Macoris. The death of Monzon, 49, is a big blow to the Red Sox' efforts to make a dent in Latin America. Monzon already had planned a summer league for young Dominicans sponsored by the Red Sox, and Monzon also was making great inroads in Venezuela.

"We're all in shock," said Britton from his home in Virginia. "It's a terrible tragedy and it's a loss of one very wonderful human being who was doing so much for the Red Sox in an area in which we have been determined to make an im Slocumb, who had 32 saves last year, had 20 by the Ail-Star break but slumped along with the team in the second half. Slocumb was 1-0 with a 2.14 ERA and allowed 24 hits in 33 innings the first half of the season. He was 4-6 with a 3.69 ERA, allowing 40 hits in 31 innings, in the second half. Red Sox first baseman Mo Vaughn received his Most Valuable Player Award at the New York baseball writers' dinner last night.

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