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THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Wednesday. March 24, 1993 Mets' Huskey Owes Success to Grandmother Tuning In Good Morning Pro golfer Lee Trevino, who was once struck by lightning, explaining why he holds his one-iron over his head when there's a storm on the golf course: "Because even the good Lord has trouble hitting a one-iron." Television NBA 6:30 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, WGN. Men's College Basketball 6:30 p.m. Providence at Bo-ton College in NtT, ESPN.

8:30 p.m. Southern Cal at Minnesota In NIT, joined in progress. ESPN. College Hockey 2 a.m. CCHA Championship, tape delay, HSE.

Women's College Gymnastics Noon Pacific 10 Championships, tape delay, ESPN. Boxing 2:30 a.m. Sergei Artemiev vs. Carl Griffith, tape delay, ESPN. Polo 2 p.m.

Pro Cup, tape delay, ESPN, Motorcycle Racing 4 p.m. AMA Supercross Series, tape delay, ESPN. Radio CBA 7:05 p.m. Tri-City at Oklahoma City, KXY-AM 1340. CHL Playoffs 7:30 p.m.

Oklahoma City at Memphis, WWLS-AM 640. College Baseball 2 p.m. Kansas at Oklahoma State, KSPI-FM 93.7. 11 p.m. Kansas at Oklahoma State, tape delay.

WWLS-AM 640. By Steve Serby New York Daily News PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. The story behind the storied Mets phenom begins in the town of Anardarko, OK, where a grandmother named Virginia Barton made sure her grandson was going to have a chance to end up on the right side of the tracks. He was 10 or 11 and running with the wrong crowd, with little hope to be someone.

So Virginia Barton, who raised the boy, finally sent him to live with his father, a policeman in nearby Lawton, and Butch Huskey started to dream of better things. Butch Huskey, who has as much future as any of the young and coming Mets, has a chilling idea of what might have happened if Virginia Barton hadn't stepped up. "I'd probably be a hoodlum on the streets," Huskey says. He is a 21-year-old wunderkind, a 1989 All-State football and baseball player at Lawton Eisenhower High School who reminds Mets manager Jeff Torborg of Frank Thomas, the White Sox's slugger. He has won three games for the Mets this spring, one with a Frank Howard line-drive home run, and will win plenty more someday at Shea Stadium.

All these years later, all these miles from home, Butch Huskey can still hear the cheers of his boyhood friends supply instant leadership when he becomes a regular with the Mets. Torborg tells of a recent night when Huskey was playing with the veterans and not at all shy about screaming, "Let it go! Let it go! Let it go!" on a bunt. "He's got presence on the field," Torborg says. The organization believes he will be a better third baseman when his presence is 10 pounds lighter. Huskey will open the season in double-A ball and still be able to see Shea Stadium from the farm club in Binghamton, N.Y.

He might even take the baseball he crushed March 8 with him. "I got it right here," Huskey says, reaching into his locker. A member of the grounds crew retrieved it for him. "That's one swing I'll never forget. I'm going to take it home and frame it.

I may never do it again. That's why I have to keep that one." He cuts his own hair to save 10 bucks. He has a baby face with freckles, and an easy smile and a tourist's first impression of New York. "That's the biggest building I've ever seen," Huskey says, talking not about the Empire State Building but Trump Tower. "The tallest building in Lawton is 10 stories, and that's the college dorm.

I'd probably be afraid to go up in that' thing." He isn't fond of airplane travel but promises he'll conquer that fear. "I can get used to it," Butch Huskey says, smiling. "Oh, yeah, I can get used to it." from Anardarko. "They're rooting me on," Huskey says, "telling me to go all the way." He is a year or so from all the way. Butch Huskey would like to take his old friends along for the ride if he could.

He would like to be an inspiration. "I hope so, 'cause the young kids around there right now it's not looking good," Huskey said. "Maybe some day, maybe it could help five kids or so. That's five lives not wasted." He is 6-3, weighs 252 pounds and wishes his friends had someone like Virginia Barton to guide them. He is sad when he thinks about who and what he left behind.

"They were athletes, also," Huskey said. "It's just somewhere down the line, they didn't get turned in the right direction like I did." He has a maturity that belies his age. Huskey will Notes Scoreboard Access Sports 478-5100 (Enter 9000) Sports Editor, Bob Colon, 475-3314 1.7 Rochester 6 48 92 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Oral Roberts Northeastern 3-8 1-7 3-5 Perkins-Tyson 5, Stroud 4 Sentinel 7-9, Olustee 6-4 Shattuck 5-4, Cheyenne 4-2 Midwest Division famaguchi Won't Defend Crown Pis 255VJ 183'j 172 147 Ppg. 4.7 3.3 3.3 2.7 y-Rapid City 42 Sioux Falls 25 Omaha 25 Fargo-Moorhead 18 NE 000 010 01 2 2 ORU 020 001 3 3 2 Harris and Draeger. Wolff and Ro-sar.

W-Wolff (3-2). L-Harrts (0-1). HR-ORU: Blttick (6). SECOND GAME Western Division NE ORU 010 420 0 7 9 2 040 013 8 10 3 '94 Olympics Fields, Jenkins (4), Haddock (6) and Draeger. Garner, Eddings (4), Patterson (5) and Rosar.

Patterson (4-1). Haddock (0-1). HR NE: Haddock (1); ORU: Dobson (2). Flagler, Fla. 4-3 Southeastern 2-7 SE Flagler 000 020 0 2 4 1 310 000 4 7 0 Clint Gilchrist and Greg Rinehart.

Jason Lee and Bob Lawson. Lee (5-2). Gilchrist (1-1). HR SE, Chris Weatherford (2). SECOND GAME College Tuesday's Results State UCO 5-15, Cameron 0-3 Oklahoma City 5-4, Oklahoma 2-0 Tuesday's Games Central Oklahoma 5-15 Cameron 0-3 Cameron ooo 000 0 0 5 2 UCO 010 130 5 6 3 Caldwell and Jordan, Martinez (6); Jodie Miller and Misty Shlpman.

Miller (S-2). Caldwell (0-1). SECOND GAME Cameron 000 21 3 5 1 UCO 501 9X 15141 Martinez and Clifton; Lisa Oliver and Shlpman. Oliver (3-0). Martinez (1-3).

210 031 0 7 102 001 020 0 3 5 2 SE Flagler Regional Semifinals At Iowa City, lewa Thursday, March 25 Tennessee (28-2) vs. North Carolina (23-6), 6:37 p.m. Iowa (25-3) vs. Auburn (25-3), 30 minutes after preceding game. Regional Championship At Iowa City, Iowa Saturday, March 27 Semifinal winners, 2 p.m.

MIDWEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals At Nacogdoches, Texas Thursday, March 25 Louisiana Tech (25-5) vs. SW Missouri St. (23-8), 6:37 p.m. Vanderbilt (28-2) vs. Stephen F.

Austin (28-4), 30 minutes after preceding game. Regional Championship At Nacogdoches, Texas Saturday, March 27 Semifinal winners, 6:30 p.m. WEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals At Missoula, Mont. Thursday, March 25 Southern Cal (22-6) vs. Texas Tech (27-3), 7:37 p.m.

Stanford (26-5) vs. Colorado (26-3), 30 minutes after preceding game. Regional Championship At Missoula, Mont. Saturday, March 27 Semifinal winners 8 p.m. THE FINAL FOUR At The Omni Atlanta Semifinals Saturday, April 3 Championship Sunday, April 4 Women's NIT At Amanita, Texas Thursday, March 25 Quarterfinals Butler (22-6) vs.

Florida International (23-5), 1 p.m. George Washington (20-8) vs. Arkansas State (22-8), 3 p.m. Marquette (21-7) vs. Northwestern State (22-7), 6 p.m.

UNLV (23-5) VS. SMU (18-9), 8 p.m. Friday, March 26 Semifinals Saturday, March 27 Championship NCAA Women's Div. II Semifinals Friday, March 26 Sites TBA Bentley, Mass. (30-2) vs.

North Dakota State (28-2) Delta Miss. (26-5) vs. Michigan Tech (29-2) Championship Saturday, March 27 Frank Lesperance, Bryan Warren (1), Jeff Sexton (7) and Greg Rinehart. Casey Cooper, Derek Winston (5), Scott Roy (5) and Frank Sniadach. Warren (1-0).

Cooper (5-1). S-Sexton (2). Oklahoma Baptist 10-1 Northwestern 0-2 (18-Hole Group) Low Par 3's Championship Flight: 1. (tie) Linda Maddox, Dia Hoskins 14. President's Flight: 1.

Karla Moeller-Ing 16. A Flight: 1. (tie) Mariio Miller, Evelyn Tldholm 17; 2. (tie) Barbara Boatman, Chris Gregath 17. Flight: 1.

(tie) Mary Lester, Kathleen Bressle 17. Flight: 1. Shirley O'Bannon 15. Tinker Ladies' Play Championship Flight: 1. Audrey Olson; 2.

Gerry Hughes. First Flight: 1. Dailene Thompson; 2. Judy Gulnn. Second Flight: 1.

Mary McMahon; 2. Eva Sorenson. The Trails Ladies' Play Closest to Pin Par 3 No. 2 Wanda Nieto; No. 6 Wanda Nieto; No.

12 Carol Vaeth; No. 16 Joanna Dearmon. Twin Hills Ladies' Play Low Putts Championship Flight: 1. Kathleen Dougherty 29; 2. Carrie Adams 31; 3.

(tie) Nancy Savage 32; Ellen Sklnnell 32. President's Flight: 1. Paula Clover 33; 2. Sue Onofrlo 36. A Flight: 1.

(lie) Patty Ferguson 34; Jean Porter 34; 3. (tie) Ellen Whitehead 36; Lorraine Tally 36; Carlee Daniel 36; Hilda Dillingham 36. Flight: 1. Bev Luebring 33; 2. (tie) Betty Daggs 37; Letha Poland 37; Laurie Kiem 37; 5.

Caroline Dunaway 38. Edmond Boys Tournament Team Scoring: 1. Edmond 595; 2. Yukon 620; 3. Casady 626; 4.

Edmond JV; 5. Enid 666; 6. Stillwater 673; 7. Ada 685; 8. Lawton 686; 9.

PC West 688; 10. Putnam City 689; 11. Shawnee 704. Individuals: 1. Jay Tewell, Edmond, 146; 2.

Chris James, Edmond, 148; 3. Jay Bruner, Edmond, 150. Putnam North Boys Invitational At Coffee Creek Team Scoring: 1. Putnam North, 316 (won In playoff); 2. Heritage Hall, 316; 3.

Mustang, 330; 4. Choctaw, 351; 5. Del City, 354; 6. Deer Creek, 449. Individuals: 1.

Gavin Snyden, HH, 72; 2. Brian Wackerlv, Mustang, 76; 3. Ryan Wilhoit, PN, 77; 4. Kyle Winans, PN; Drew Baccus, PN, 78 (tie); 6. Jason Flaming, Choctaw, 79.

Metroplex At Earlywine Team Scoring: Noble 1. 183; 2. Bridge Creek 226. Individuals: 1. Josh Cllne, BC, 43; 2.

Trey Roberts, Noble, 44; 3. Bart Lambert, Noble, 45; 4. Jared Nelson, Deer Creek, 46: 4. Chad Smith, Deer Creek. 46; 4.

Tim Oiler, Noble, 46. OBU NW 000 55 10 8 2 000 00 0 1 0 Oklahoma City Oklahoma 5-4 2-0 212 000 0 5 10 2 001 010 02 5 1 OCU OU David Pendergraft and Clint Allford. Tom Molloy and Rikki Del Vecchlo. Pendergraft (2-0). Molloy (0-1).

HR-OBU, Allford (1). SECOND GAME Holmes and Kulas. Sherman and Gaylor. Holmes. HR OCU: Moslev.

SECOND GAME OBU NW 000 010 01 5 0 001 100 2 4 1 OCU OU 001 210 0 4 9 2 000 000 0 0 4 1 KIrt Bragg and Clint Allford. Max Win, Kelly Stewart (4), Coby Nelson (5) and Rikki Del Vecchlo. Witt (1-1). Bragg (1-2). HR-NW, Paul Scioscia (2).

Southwestern 10-4 Central Oklahoma 4-3 Farthing and Kulas. Haag and Lewis. Farthing. Haag. HR OCU: Mosley, Wilson, Farthing.

High School Tuesday's Results City Area Noble 10-13, McGuinness 0-3 UCO SW 000 400 0 4 9 0 000 343 10 8 0 Brian Collins, Harper Wilson (5), Mark Berglan (5), Jim Luetien (6) and Ryan Melton. Josh Neese and Mike Sparks. Neese (2-2). Wilson. HR-UCO, Ryan Melton; SW, Chuck Frizzell (4).

SECOND GAME UCO SW 001 020 0-202 000 5 2 7 0 Ward Chase, Mart Myers (5) and Jon Costello. Roger Bingham, Jeff Le-wallen and Scott Walters. Bingham (2-2). Chase. Lewallen (2).

HR CSU, Costello; SW Rick Morris (2). Hillsdale Baptist 6-6 Hesston, Kan. 0-14 HB Hesston 030 030 0-000 000 0 9 2 4 2 Creech, Wiley (4) and Joyce. Miller and Litwiler. Wiley (3-2).

Miller (0-2). SECOND GAME Figure Skating Kristi Yamaguchi won't be coming back to escue American figure skating. Yamaguchi, the tar of the 1992 Winter Games at Albertville, 'ranee, will not be defending her title at Norway, next February. Yamaguchi aid Tuesday she would not apply for reinstate-lent of her eligibility. "I am still skating well and maybe I should take this opportunity," he said about competing in the Olympics again text year.

"But I let my heart decide, and this is hat I want to do." The International Skating Inion changed its rules last summer, allowing ar a one-time reinstatement of eligibility for katers who turned pro. But Yamaguschi, 22, vho has been on tour with several other Olym-ic skaters, said she will pass. She still could ome back for the 1998 Olympics, but is undecid-d. "I just want to get through this year," said. Hockey Jack Ferreira, former general manager of the Minnesota North Stars and San Jose Sharks, was names as general manager of Anaheim's NHL team, the Mighty Ducks.

Pierre Sauthier, scouting director for the Quebec Nor-iiques, was chosen as Ferreira's assistant. Fer-eira, 48, who left the Sharks after last season, las been working this season as scouting direc-or for the Montreal Canadiens. Pro Football Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Golden tichards was sentenced in West Valley City, Jtah, to seven days in jail for forging checks to uy the prescription painkillers to which he is iddicted. Richards, 42, told a judge that he was unrolled in his fourth substance abuse recovery irogram after three failed attempts, but had leen drug-free since his arrest in December. NFL Hall of Famer and former Detroit Lions lefensive back Lem Barney was charged in )etroit with cocaine and marijuana possession, le was released on $10,000 personal recogni-ance bond.

Barney was arrested Friday night suspicion of drunken driving after his car on a downtown Detroit freeway ramp, 'olice said they found cocaine, marijuana and a pipe in the car. College Football Tyrone Byrd, a former All-Big Eight safety at vfebraska last year, suffered a broken back vhen the vehicle in which he was riding over-urned on Interstate 40 near Grants, N.M. The Iriver, Alston Stone, 23, of Texarkana, Texas, lied of massive head injuries, police officials Byrd of Chandler, was a two-year for the Huskers. Boxing Lightweight boxer Sergie Artemiev, who un-ierwent surgery for a blood clot on the brain ifter losing a weekend title bout in Atlantic Hity, N.J., was upgraded from critical to serious a hospital official said. Artemiev, a Russian boxer who has been living in New fork, was knocked down in the 10th round of a scheduled 12-round lightweight title fight igainst Carl Griffith on Sunday night.

World Boxing Association cruiserweight champion Bobby Czyz was struck by a car Friday evening in West Orange, N.J., and won't je able to defend his title against top-ranked Orlin Norris on April 23 in Mem-shis. Czyz said he was hit by a car that skidded ice as it went around a corner. He said he suffered a mild concussion, a strained lower jack, bruised ribs and a bruised hip bone. A spokesman for promoter Don King said King is searching for another opponent for Norris for he April 23 card. HB Hesston 010 002 3 -330 260 6 6 10 -14 8 3 Monday's Game RiverKings 4 Blazers 1 Memphis 2 2 04 OKC 0 I 01 BASEBALL National League MONTREAL EXPOS Signed Jack Clark, first baseman, to a minor-league contract.

Sent Sergio Valdez, Pitcher, to their minor-league camp for reassignment. Claimed Ted Wood, outfielder, off waivers from the San Francisco Giants. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA Fined Keith Askins, Miami Heat guard-forwrd, S3, 500 for a flagrant foul in a game on March 18. FOOTBALL National Football League BUFFALO BILLS Signed Mickey Washington, cornerback. GREEN BAY PACKERS Signed Harry Galbreath, guard.

HOCKEY National Hockey League ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS Named Jack Ferreira general manager. BOSTON BRUINS Agreed to terms with Don Sweeney, defenseman, on a three-year contract. SAN JOSE SHARKS Recalled Wade Flaherty, goaltender, from Kansas City of Ihe International Hockey League. COLLEGE TEXAS A8.M Promoted Bob Davie, defensive coordinator, to assistant head coach and announced he would retain his duties as defensive Tuesday's Results Virginia Slims of Houston At Houston Singles First Round Patricia Tarabini, Argentina, def. Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere (5), Switzerland, 6-3, 6-1.

Kalerlna Maleeva (7), Bulgaria, def. Karln Kschwendt, Germany, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3. Debbie Graham, Fountain Valley, def. Anne Minter, Australia, 6-3, 6-1. Sandra Cecchlnl, Italy, def.

Linda Harvey-Wild. Hawthorn Woods, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3. Sabine Hack, Germany, def. Linda Ferrando, Italy, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. Veronlka Martinek, Germany, del.

Bettlna Fulco-Villella, Argentina, 6-0, 2-6, 6-3. Rene Simpson-Alter, Canada, def. Caroline Kuhlman, Lakeside Park, 6-4, 6-4. Tatiana Ignatieva, Russia, def. Laura Golarsa, Italy, 6-3, 6-2.

Virginia Ruano-Pascual, Spain, def. Tracey Morton, Australia, 7-5, 6-1. y-Wlchita Falls 33 19 207 4.0 Tri-City 25 28 180 3.4 Oklahoma City 23 29 172V2 3.3 Yakima 22 31 166'2 3.1 x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division title NOTE: Three points awarded for a victory, one for each quarter won during a game and Vi for a quarter tied. Ppg average standing points per game, which is total points divided by games played. Tuesday's Games Oklahoma City at Rochester Fargo-Moorhead at Grand Rapids Capital Region at Columbus Omaha at Fort Wayne Rockford at La Crosse Tri-City at Wichita Falls Wednesday's Games Wichita Falls at Omaha Tri-City at Oklahoma City Rapid City at Yakima Monday's Results Rapid City 138, Sioux Falls 115 (6, 1) College Tournaments NCAA Men EAST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Friday, March 26 At The Meadowlands East Rutherford, N.J.

Virginia (21-9) vs. Cincinnati (26-4), 6:30 p.m. North Carolina (30-4) vs. Arkansas (22-8), 30 minutes after peceding game. Regional Championship Sunday, March 28 At The Meadowlands East Rutherford, N.J.

North Carolina-Arkansas winner vs. Virginia-Cincinnati winner, 12:38 p.m. SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Thursday, March 25 At Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte, N.C. Florida State (24-9) vs. Western Kentucky (26-5), 6:33 p.m.

Kentucky (28-3) vs. Wake Forest (21-8), 30 minutes afterpreceding game Regional Championship Saturday, March 27 At Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte, N.C. Florida State-Western Kentucky winner vs. Wake Forest-Kentucky winner, 2:38 p.m. MIDWEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Thursday, March 25 At St.

Louis Arena Indiana (30-3) vs. Louisville (22-8), 7:05 p.m. California (21-8) vs. Kansas (27-6), 30 minutes after preceding game Regional Championship Saturday, March 27 At St. Louis Arena California-Kansas winner vs.

Indiana-Louisville winner, 5 p.m. WEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals Friday, March 26 At The Kingdome Seattle Michigan (28-4) vs. George Washington (21-8), 7:08 P.m. Vanderbill (28-5) vs. Temple (19-12), 30 minutes after preceding game.

Regional Championship Sunday, March 28 At The Kingdome Seattle Vanderbllt-Temple winner vs. George Washington-Michigan winner, 3 p.m. THE FINAL FOUR At The Superdome New Orleans Semifinals Saturday, April 3 First game starts at 4:42 p.m. Southeast champion vs. West champion, TBA East champion vs.

Midwest champion, TBA Championship Monday, April 5 Semifinal winners, 8:22 p.m. NIT Second Round Sunday, March 21 Providence 68, West Virginia 67 Monday, March 22 Miami, Ohio 60, Old Dominion 58 Minnesota 86, Oklahoma 72 Boston College 101, Rice 68 Ala-Birmingham 65, Clemson 64 SW Missouri St. 70, Jackson St. 52 Southern Cal 71, Pepperdlne 59 Tuesday, March 23 Georgetown 71, Texas-El Paso 44 Quarterfinals Wednesday, March 24 Providence (19-11) at Boston College (18-12), 6:30 p.m. Southern Cal (18-11) at Minnesota (19-10), 8 P.m.

SW Missouri St. (20-10) at Alabama-Birmingham (19-13), 7:05 p.m. Thursday, March 25 Georgetown (18-12) vs. Miami, Ohio (22-8). TBA Semifinals Monday, March 29 At Madison Square Garden New York 6 P.m.

and 8 p.m. Finals Wednesday, March 31 At Madison Square Garden New York Third Place Semifinal losers, 5:45 p.m. Championship Semifinal winners, 8 p.m. NCAA Div. II Tourney Quarterfinals Thursday, March 25 At Springfield, Mass.

North Carolina Central (26-3) vs. CS Bakersfleld (30-0) Wayne State, Mich. (21-9) vs. Philadelphia Textile (30-1) Troy State, Ala. (25-4) vs.

Washburn, Kan. (27-4) New Hampshire College (28-3) vs. South Dakota (25-4) semifinals Friday, March 26 N.C. Central-CS Bakersfield winner vs. Wavne Textile winner Troy winner vs.

NH Dakota winner Championship Saturday, March 27 Springfield, Mass. NCAA Women EAST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals At Richmond, Va. Thursday, March 25 Ohio State (25-3) vs. Western Kentucky (24-6), 5:37 p.m. Georgetown (23-6) vs.

Virginia (25-5), 30 minutes after preceding game. Regional Championship At Richmond, Va. Saturday, March 27 Semifinal winners, 10 a.m. MIDEAST REGIONAL Morrow, Creech (5), Wiley (5), Gus-tln (6) and Joyce. Litwiler, Raber (6) and Kempel.

Litwiler (1-1). L-Morrow (3-6). Monday's Results State Mid-America 5-8, SW Adventlst 3-6 Southeastern 4-6, St. Xavler, 3-0 Seminole 11-6, SW Iowa 2-1 Monday's Games Mid-America Bible 5-8 Southwestern Adventis! 3-6 Tuesday's Results College Morris Williams Intercollegiate At The Hills of Lakeway Final Round Team Scoring Texas 280-2B3-286 849 Arkansas 283-285-288856 Oklahoma State 293-282-294849 Oklahoma 292-293-293878 UNLV 290-290-301 881 Arizona 297-297-287881 Houston 294-296-309899 Texas Christian 300-299-304903 Southern Methodist 295-302-312909 Individuals 206 J. Leonard, UT.

67-71-67. 210 D. While, 71-69-70. 213 C. Tidland, OSU, 73-68-72; H.

Frazar, UT, 70-70-73. 214 B. Still, 70-73-71. 215 D. Howser, 71-70-74.

216 W. Schutle, UNLV, 69-72-76; J. Herbert, UT, 72-68-76. 217 D. Freeman, OU, 72-71-74.

218 G. Clark, 72-72-74. 219 B. Knight, OSU, 76-67-76. 220 C.

Riley, UNLV, 75-71-74; T. Tipton, UT, 71-76-73; T. Purdy, 75-78-67; B. Pappas, 70-72-78. 221 K.

Cox, OSU, 75-74-72; G. Mas-son, OU, 72-75-74; J. O'Keefe, 73- 72-76; C. Young, 72-76-73. 222 D.

Johnston, OU, 73-78-71. Others 223 C. Cozby, OU, 75-74-74. 224 A. Bratton, OSU, 73-77-74.

230 B. Hoefle, OSU, 72-78-80. 231 C. Edgmon, OU, 76-73-82; C. Halnline, OSU 79-73-79.

232 R. Mayo, OU, 76-78-78. Meadowbrook Classic At Ft. Worth, Texas (Final Round) Team Standings Huntington, Ala 302-289591 Texas Arlington 304-288592 Texas Weslevan 307-285592 McNeese State 304-293 597 Central Oklahoma 304-297 601 Arkansas State 306-295601 Phillips 316-285 601 Oklahoma City 306-296 602 Southwestern 310-292 602 West Florida 314-292606 Centenary, La 309-299 60B Cameron 323-2926)5 East Central 311-306617 Northeastern 317-301618 Hardin-Simmons 317-304621 Henderson State 315-309624 Mobile, Ala 324-300624 St. Louis 330-321651 Central Arkansas 340-327667 Individuals 144 Kris Blanks, Huntingdon, 73-71.

146 Darren Ogee, OCU, 73-73; David Fulco, Cenenary, 75-71; Greg Gregory, UTA, 77-69. 147 Bruet Chambers, Northeastern, 74- 73; Bobby Bridges, UTA, 77-70; Mike Wooson, McNeese, 76-71; Mark Popp, McNeese, 76-71; Jamie Drys-dale, Texas Wesleyan, 76-72. 148 Jason Everett, Texas Wesleyan, 76-72; Chris Sims, Hardin Simmons, 73-75; Mike Zlzman, Ark. 73- 75; Paul Manco, Centenary, 73-75; Jody Grigsby, Phillips, 78-70; Dustin Wiglngton, Cameron, 76-72; Jonathan Phillips, Texas Weslevan, 79-69; John Neiporte, W. 77-71; Donnie Stokes, Southwestern, 77-71.

149 Bret Matlock, Southwestern, 74- 75; Matt Leveretl, UTA, 75-74; Graham Spring, W. 77-72; Lynn Johnson, Cameron, 75-74; Mark demons, OCU, 75-74; Mike Dean, Huntingdon, 78-71; Randy Keck, UCO, 75- 74; Shawn Crooks, W. 77-72; Harry Bates, Ark. 77-72. 150 John Roberts, UCO, 76-74; Nick Boyd, ECU, 75-75; Bill Jennings, Southwestern, 72-78; Paul Johnson, Huntingdon, 75-75; Kylie Tetley, Phillips, 78-72; Steve Galko, Texas Wesleyan, 78-72; Mike Catton, Ark.

75- 75; Ryan Farrow, Texas Wesleyan, 77-73. Others 151 Mike Colling, Phillips, 81-70. 152 R.J. Walker, UCO, 78-74; Doug Raymond, Phillips, 79-73; Steve Eck-roat, OCU, 79-73. 154 Craig McClain, UCO, 75-79; Bret Baker, NSU, 78-76; Russ Mover, Southwestern, 76-78; Brad Durr, ECU, 76- 7S.

155 Casey Eden, UCO, 80-75; James Fowler, Phillips, 77-76; Chris Laughlin, OCU, 79-76; Jeb Blacketer, OCU, 79-76. 156 Jason Craln, ECU, 80-76. 158 Matt Jett, Southwestern, 83-75; Brian Talley, Phillips, 81-77; Mike Go-gel, NSU, 83-75. 159 Ross Parmley, Cameron, 86-73; David Brvan, ECU, 82-77; Chris Grace, ECU, 80-79. 160 Casey McCoy, Southwestern, 89-71.

161 Mike O'Connell, Cameron, 84-77; John Glenn, Cameron, 84-77. 162 Larry Hadden, NSU, 85-77. 164 Mike Alee, NSU, 85-79. 165 Barry Walters, NSU, B2-B3. Amateur The Greens Ladles' Play (Nine-Hole Group) A Flight: Low Net Faye Dornett.

Low Putts Harriet Phlpps. Flight: Low Net Pam Parrish. Low Pulls Bev Loy. Flight: Low Net Mary Kav Kru-ger; Linda Qulnllvan; Low Putts Billy Coon. Flight: Low Net Fay Bennett.

Low Putts Ann Thompson. Lake Hefner Ladles' Play (Nine-Hole Group) Championship Flight: Doris Guy President's Flight: Reba Rich A Flight: Patti Poieznv. Pat Kellev Flight: Chris Christian, Rosemary Smith, Claudia Georg Flight: Georgia Laman Lincoln Park Ladles Low Net Championship Flight: Margaret Bardman 68. President Flight: Wilma Redman 83; Muriel Shannon 83. Third Flight: Betty Javine 72.

Fourth Flight: Grace Fox 71. Fifth Flight: Betty Schumann 75. Oak Tree Ladles' Play Low Putts (ll-Hote Group) Championship Flight: 1. Pam Dickinson 29; 2. Linda Preston 32.

President's Flight: 1. Mary Carpenter 32; 2. Norma Rhodes 33. A Flight: 1. Evelyn Lee 36; 7.

(tie) Kay Bass, Maree Fossett and Donna Ropes 37. Flight: Jo Ann McLInn 32. Flight: Alice Brennan 41. Quail Creek Ladies' Play SWAC MABC 000 100 2 3 3 2 100 202 5 4 2 Muslck and Davis. McCutchen, Ar-rington (7) and Rice.

McCutchen (2-0). Muslck. HR MABC: Rice (1). SECOND GAME SWAC MABC 5 3 7 3 301 011 -201 32x- Williams and Davis. Monson, Heare (6) and Rice.

Monson (2-1). L-Willlams. HR MABC: Monson (2). Southeastern 4-6 St. Xavler, Illinois 3-0 St.

Xavier SE 000 003 0 3 6 1 Oil 010 1 4 101 Penzkosfer, Budz (7) and Lopina. Cranford, Sexton (6) and Rinehart. Sexton (3-0). Penzkosfer (1-0). SECOND GAME First Period 1.

Memphis, Johnston, (unassisted), 9:39. 2. Memphis, Johnston, (Mutch, Roberts), 17:29. PenaltiesRoberts, Memphis, (roughing), 9:49. Barton, OKC, (roughing), 9:49.

D'Amario, Memphis, (tripping), 13:21. Second Period 3. Memphis, Johnston, (Martens, Moore), 4:49. 4. OKC, Fleury, (Hearn), 12:47.

5. Memphis, McGinn, (Jackson, D'Amario). PenaltiesMoore, Memphis, (tripping), 10:49. Flaherty, Memphis, (tripping), 13:31. Johnson, OKC, (slashing), 13:31.

Shaunessev, Memphis, (delay of game), 18:30. Third Period No goals scored. Penalties Shaunessev, Memphis, (interference), 19:07. Shots on Goal Memphis 9-13-931; OKC 13-20-942. Power-plav opportunitiesMemphis, none; OKC, 1 of 4.

Goalies Memphis, Vasko (0-12-921 saves, Mirdjimba, (13-7-020 saves); OKC, Perrv, (7-11-9-27 saves). Referee Foy. A 8.706. College NCAA Tournament EAST REGIONAL First Round (Single elimination) At Worcester, Mass. Friday, March 26 Harvard (22-5-3) vs.

Northern Michigan (20-17-4), 4:30 p.m. Clarkson (20-9-5) vs. Minnesota (21-11-8), 7:30 p.m. Quarterfinals Saturday, March 27 Harvard-Northern Michigan winner vs. Boston University (28-8-2), 4:30 p.m.

Clarkson-Minnesota winner vs. Maine (37-1-2), 7:30 p.m. WEST REGIONAL First Round At Detroit Friday, March 26 Miami, Ohio (27-8-5) vs. Wisconsin (23-14-3), 4 p.m. Mlnnesota-Duluth (26-10-2) vs.

Brown (16-11-3), 7:30 p.m. Quarterfinals Saturday, March 27 Miami, Ohio-Wisconsin winner vs. Michigan (28-6-2). 4 p.m. Minnesota Duluth-Brown winner vs.

Lake Superior State (26-7-5), 730 p.m. Semifinals At Milwaukee Thursday, April 1 TBA Championship Saturday, April 3 TBA High School Tuesday's Results Boys Edmond JV 7, Harrah JV 0 Elk Cltv 8, St. Mary 3 Norman 1, Enid 0 SE St. Xavier 141 000 0 -000 000 0- 7 1 0 3 NBA Favorite Underdog Points Today's Games Chicago BOSTON 10 8 College Big 8 Standings Conference AIIGsmes Pet. Pet.

Oklahoma 5 0 1.000 15 6 .714 Okla. St. 3 0 1.000 14 3 .824 Nebraska 0 0 .000 7 2 .778 Kansas St. 0 0 .000 4 1 1 .267 Kansas 0 1 .000 12 5 .706 Missouri 0 2 .000 10 5 .667 Iowa St. 0 5 .000 3 8 .273 Tuesday's Games OSU 14, Kansas 4 Minnesota 11, Kansas St.

2 Monday's Results Minnesota 6, Kansas St. 4 Tuesday's Results State Flagler, Fla. 4-3, Southeastern 2-7 Frank Phillips 10-9, Redlands 2-11 Hillsdale Bapt. 6-6, Hesston, Kan. 0-14 Okla.

Bapt. 10-1, Northwestern 0-2 OSU 14, Kansas 4 Oral Roberts 3-8, Northeastern 1-7 Southwestern 10-4, UCO 4-3 Nation EAST E. Connecticut 2, Hawaii Hllo 2 SOUTH Auburn 6, Mercer 3 Belhaven 16-12, LSU-Shreveport 5-0 Cincinnati 17, Bethune-Cookman 10 Florida St. 8. Duke 5 Mississippi St.

5, Delta St. 1 N. Ala. 10-2, Auburn-Mont. 7-8 N.

Carolina St. 4, E. Illinois 2 NW Louisiana 8-10, 2-4 Southern U. 11, Florida 3 Tennessee 7, Middle Tenn. 5 Vanderbilt 17, W.

Kentucky 3 W. Carolina 4, Georgia Tech 3 MIDWEST Concordia, Minn. 7, Mt Vernon Naz. 4 Minnesota 11, Kansas St. 2 Ohio U.

A. Coastal Carolina 4 SOUTHWEST Hardin-Simmons 15, LeTourneau 4 Houston 14, Texas Southern 2 LSU 9, Arkansas Si. 0 Texas Lutheran 10-7, Schreiner 7-11 FAR WEST Arizona 17, Wright St. 7 Arizona St. 11, Texas-San Antonio 0 New Mexico 14-11, Nebraska 4-6 UC Santa Barbara 5, Pepperdlne 4 Tuesday's Games PHILA.

Miami Charlotte Dallas MINNESOTA LA LAKERS Milwaukee NEW JERSEY 5 WASHINGTON 13 San Antonio 8 Phoenix 4Vi LA CLIPPERS 9Vd Ore and Rinehart, Gott (4). Bollhaa-en, Kuhn (5) and Frleff, Vauoht (6). Ore (3-2). Bollhagen (0-1). HR SE: Vincent (3), Corulo (2).

High School Tuesday's Results City Area Bethel 14, McLoud 1 Dibble 18, Bridge Creek 14 Mlnco 11, Verden 5 Newcastle It, Lindsay 3 Perkins 2, Kingfisher 1 Putnam City 4, Putnam West 1 Putnam North 7, Choctaw 6 State Allen 7-1, Tupelo 2-13 Altus 5, Chtckasha 2 Burkburnett, Texas 12, Duncan 2 Cordell 4-13. Hlnton 1-0 Elk City 9, Clinton 1 Ft. Cobb 7-3, Riverside 1-0 Garber 6-10, Dover 2-0 Hugo 11, Antlers 1 Konawa 9-1, Drumrlght 5-12 Laverne 18-12, Tyrone 3-1 Mangum 3-9, Cheyenne 2-4 Mangum 5-6, Cordell 1-5 Perry 8, Chlsholm 6 Rattan 6-2, Soper 1-10 Sentinel 5, Chandler 4 Shattuck 8-2, Ft. Supplv-Fargo 0-0 Stuart 7, Calvin 1 Stuart 3, Graham Weleetka 2 Vanoss 4, Roff 1 Weatherford 11, Woodward 4 Cameron Festival Wlster 6, Asher 3 Asher 10, Smithvllle 1 Cameron 9, Wlster 1 High School Monday's Results Clfy Area Enid 14, El Reno 8 Medford 8-14, Deer Creek-Lamont 0-6 Norman 6, Edmond 5 Slate Duncan 15. Chlckasha 5 Ft.

Cobb-Braxton 10-13, Mt. Vlew-Gotebo 2-5 Guvmon 11-17, Dumas, Texas JV Today College Basketball NCAA Tournament Thursday Southeast Region (Charlotte, NC) Florida St 9 W. Kentucky Kentucky 9Vi Wk Forest Midwest Region (St. Louis) Indiana 10 Louisville Kansas 9 California Friday East Region (East Rutherford, NJ Clncinnat 8Vi Virg No Carolina 12 Arkansas West Region (Seattle) Michigan 14 G.Wash Vanderbilt 6V, Temple N.l.T. BOSTON COLL 4 Providence ALA-BIRM 6 SW Missouri St MINNESOTA 7', Usc Home Team in CAPS CBA Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pti CBA: 7:05 p.m.

Tri-City at Oklahoma City. CHL Playoffs: 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Memphis, Tenn. Minor League Baseball: Noon Oklahoma City vs. Buffalo in Bradenton.

Fla. College Baseball: 2 p.m. Kansas at Oklahoma State. 7 Emporia State at Oklahoma. Women's College Golf: Oklahoma and Oklahoma State at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Horse Racing: 1 p.m. Remington Park: Simulcasts at Blue Ribbon Downs. 217 20 26 35 y-Grand Rapids 33 Capital Region 28 Fort Wayne 18 Cotumbus 19 194 147 147 Prj- 4.1 3.6 2.8 2.7 4.8 4.4 4.0 35 Mideast Division y-Rockford 41 12 254 x-OuadCity 37 17 238 Vi -La Crosse 32 22 215Vi.