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22 Tuesday. March 30. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Scoreboard Online Sports. www.oalahoman.com porta editor. Bob Colon 47S-U14 Conference Standings Television National Bas-at-atl Association 7 p.m.

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9. Radio Cnatral Hockey League 7:30 p.m. Fort Worth at Oklahoma City. WKY-AM 930. Cotlaga Oaaaball 11 a.m.

Inside Cowboy Baseball. KNTL-FM 104.9 and WWLS-AM 640. 479 II. Yukon 442. 1 3.i Tea tndlvMu-tv 1.

C-r Woods. EDM, 74- 145 iPtayotl); 3. Trry Nukell, Bar-ttesvllle, 74-71141; 3. Tyler Tutl. RON, 71.

75 144; 4. Brandon Gamer. Enid. 7S- 73147. Hn: Prague Reno 3-3, 2HR, Comrts 2-2.

Texas AS.M at Rice. 6:35 p.m. Arkansas-Little Rock at Oklahoma. VVWLS-, 5-AMi I 640. 1.

FV-M It- 1 I Auburn 17- 4 3 -Hartford JO- I 5 m- i 4 1 fwim 3 35- 1 7. CM SI. Fulterton 35- II iwn n. Norm Carotin 31- i 3 to. Wlchrt.

Stat. SI- 12 II.GoriTeCh IJ- 4 11 1 3. Savior 24- It IUuh 23-11 14. Fiona Jl-i 15 1VLSO 10- 14 UTonTMi J4. I 10 1 7 Mississippi st 23- 4 1 WW Rnd If- 6 34 70.ArttonSI 37-11 30 31.

Florida Atlantic Jl- 1 31 2l! East Carolina 34- 17 34.0ralRabam a- 4 33 IV Soutti Carolina 31-7 33 Collegiate Baseball Poll Record Pti Pvi I.Florida 29- 3-0 493 1 3. Auburn 27- 4-0 477 3 3. Stanford 10-(-0 477 4 4. Peoprdlne 37- 3-0 449 5 30- (-0 473 37- 3-0 449 84 man Tway i wr.ra 7. John Daly I 1136.141 H.P.H.Horswm 7 1135.979 9.0marUrtl 1134.511 90.

John Cook 1I39.85I 91. Dtckv Prld 1 1125.435 92. Paul SiankowikL 9 1131.491 taotMiOay 7 II 11.444 94. Esteoan Toledo 1133.749 S.TomWatwn 1131,930 94. Brian Watts 1131.071 97.

Jerry Katly 10 11 1 7.483 98. Ronnie Black 5 1116.520 99. Jonathan Kaye 1112.434 100. Scon McCarron a 1112.190 114. Grant Watte 183,040 LPGA 1.

Karri Webb 7 1484.994 2. Dottle Pepper 4 1288.709 IKeayRobbkn 127M24 Meg Motion 7 1243.787 5. Jull inkster 7 1209,541 e-LorteKane 9 1183,445 7. Janice Moodie. 9 11 80.783 B.

Helen Alfredsson 7 1159,472 High School Monday's Results City Area Shawnee Prau-ry. 2-2. rot Gartow. 2-3, Hennessey 000 303 37 3 cnanowr 12. pawnee 1 CNckasha 4, Duncan 3 Cornell 14.

Martgum 3 Edmond Memorial 9. Deer Creek 3 -amend North 7, Putnam North 4 Edmond Santa Fe 1 0. Mustang 1 Jones 3, Bethany L. Elsenhower 10, Midwest City 0 umie Axe 1 1 Washington 9 McLoud 1 1, Tecumseh 3 EN Dellere. 1-4.

3B. PN S.CaLSt.-Fullerton. 25-5-0 445 SECOND GAME 9. Annlka Sorenstam 5 1139.541 7 1131.089 10. Can-In NHsmark- Notre Dame Set to Name KU Assistant 510 40 1012 2 I.

Catrlona Matthew 9 1130,008 1Z Alison Nicholas 8 1123.343 13. JaneGeddes 7 1119,205 Norman 12. Del City 9 7. Georgia Teen 23- 4-0 441 10 8. North Carolina 12-5-0 459 3 9.

Rice SB- 7-0 458 7 lO-Florlda 21- 8-0 457 11 11. Mississippi Stale 22- 4-0 455 13 1 2. Wichita Slate 21-4-0 454 17 13. Baylor 24- 4-0 452 20 14. Florida Atlantic 31- 1-0 450 18 14.

Kris Tschetter. 15. Llselorte Neumann 1116,783 ters: PW Bloom. Yukon Weaver. Edmond Memorial Deer Creek 6-4.

4-0; Amy Llle, SNU, def. Tracy Lyou. 4-4. Jaml Craln, SNU, def. Ashley Douglas, 4-0.

6-1; Kistva Mortis, SNU, def. Amy Beggs. 7-5, 4-1. Doubles: Bredig, Craln, SNU, defC McMalns, McMalns. 8-4; Lyons, Douglas.

OBU. def. Kraft, Morris, 9-7; Morse. Beggs, OBU. def.

Adams, Llle, 8-4. High School Boys State Okmulgee 4. Seminole 0 Girls 16. Hollls Stacy 7 $98,944 1 7. Charlotta Sorenstam 9 189,231 18.

Tina Barrett 9 186,253 1 9. Mlchele Redman 8 $82,917 20. Maria Hlorth 9 174,81 21. MolraDunn 8 173.118 22. Annette DeLuca 6 S67.669 Perkins 3.

Heritage Hall 1 Purcell 14, Bridge Creek 0 Putnam West 10, Yukon 1 Shawnee 10. El Reno 1 Southeast 12, John Marshall 2 14. Texas 22-11-0 17. Texas AIM 25- 7-0 18. Arizona State 37-11-0 001 141 710 ters: Newcastle Barbour 2-3; Ft.

Cobb 24. Becky Iverson 25. Jane Crafler 26. Michelle Estill 28. Dale 010 000 12112 7 S64.517 9 143.920 7 162,512 8 159.454 8 159.243 8 157,184 8 156,435 9 153,231 7 150,845 8 149,347 8 148,391 8 148.154 29.

Cindy McCurdv- Okmulgee 2, 21 Wake Forest 19- 4-0 429 24. East Carolina 24- 5-0 425 25. Southern Calif. 14-14-0 421 22 Collegiate Baseball Dlv. II Poll Record Pts 1.

Florida Southern 30- 4-0 478 Barbour (3-9). Leading Hall 1-3; Ft. Cobb 31. Cindy Figg-Currler 32. Evo Dahllof Dunn 3-1 Slow-Pitch Coaches Association Rankings Akiko Fukusttlma 7 146,249 Wendy Ward 6 146.174 Tracy Hanson 7 145,154 Laura Davles 8 141,411 SeRIPak 8 141,552 8 140.805 5-1 384 40.

Nancy Scranton, Nancy Scranton 1. Roland; 2. Prague; 3. Forrest. Beaver.

Leading Hitters: DC Smith, 2B. EM Gllllland. 1-1, 3B. Perkins 3 Heritage Hall 1 HH 100 000 01 1 2 Perkins 001 200 351 Tivls (2-2). Corrte.

Leading Hitters: Perkins Spence 2-3; Smith 1-2. 2RBI-S. Cashion 8 Yale 0 Yale 000 000 1 0 Cashion 005 218 10 0 Beatv (5-0). Loffis. Leading hitter CHS: Norrls 1-2.

HR Southeast 12 John Marshall 2 JMHS 010 012 4 2 Southeast 415 Ox 1211 2 Ove (2-1). Reddout. Leading hitters JMHS: Reddout 2-3. HR; SEHS: Bruner 3-3; Phillips 2-3, 2B; Russell 2-3 Northwest 10 Northeast 2 Northwest 101 00 2 4 1 Northwest 104 4110 13 0 Colvln. Tllley.

Leading hitters NE: Ponds 1-2, 2 runs; NW: Thomas 2-3. HR, 4 RBIS L. Eisenhower 10 Midwest City 0 Ike 040 120 310 12 1 MWC 000 000 00 2 2 Blackwell 17, Tonkawa 7 Braman 7. Kremlin-Hlllsdale 3 Camev 15. Morrison JV 11 Chattanooga 4, Cache 5 Cleveland 15-12, Newklrk 1-0 Covington-Douglas 10.

Crescent 7 Drumrlght 3, Olive 1 Elmore City 14-13. Bray-Doyle 1-4 Fairland 14. Bluelacket 0 Fletcher 8-8, Empire 0-0 Ft. Cobb-Braxton 11-14. Carnegie 2-0 Frontier 3.

Mulhall-Orlando 2 Gage 20-7. Sharon-Mutual 3-0 Guvmon 11-21. Moscow. Kan. 2-9 Hennessey 4, Kingfisher 4 Henryerta 18, Warner 11 Hollls 5, Hobart 4 Leedey 8-4, Arnett 5-9 Lexington 2, Lindsay 1 Lookeba-Sickles 8, Taloga 0 Marlow 8, Comanche 0 Morrison 10, Camev 9 Mounds 21, Liberty 2 Ml.

View-Gotebo 9-14, Gracemont 1-0 Mulhall-Orlando 12, Billings 0 Bethel; 5. Hilldale; 4. Seminole; 7. Lindsay; 8. Lexington; 9.

Stlgler; 10. Little Axs; 11. Blanchard; 12. Perry; la Marietta: 14. Westvllle.1 5.

Wllburton 274 2-0 274 242 41. Tammie Green 4 $39,984 42. Jan Stephenson 7 $39,414 43. MardlLunn 8 138.900 44. AJ.

Eathome 7 136.502 45. Jenny Lldbacfc 9 135,472 46. Stephanie Lowe 6 134,815 47. Jean Bartholomew 7 $34,246 48. Nancy Lopez 5 133,731 49.

Donna Andrews 6 $33,605 50. Cathv Johnston-Forbes 8 132,827 Lone Star Tour At Richmond. Texas -1 240 Washington; 3- Hulbert; 17. Loul5 18. 177 -24- 9-0 174 121 MINNESOTA TWINS Optioned IB David Ortiz and RHP Frank Rodriguez to Salt -Lake of the PCL.

Assigned IB Eddie Williams to their minor league camp. SEATTLE MARINERS Released RHP Bill Swift. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS Acquired OF Danny Clybum and a player to be named from Baltimore for RHP Jason 1- 5-0 4. Oktaha; 5: Healdton; 4. Panama; 7.

Hart-shorne; 8. Davis; 9. Mangum; 10. Stroud; ll.Mlncm 12. Luther; 13.

Rush Springs; 14. Heritage Hall; 15. Sequoyah Tan. Class 3A 1. Preston; 2.

Glencoe; 3. Wayne; 4. Alei; 5. Amber-Pocasset; 4. Porum; 7.

Wilson; 8. Ft. Towson; 9. Oaks; 10. Okay; 11.

Morrison; 12. Woodland; 13. Centra! Sallisaw; 14. Ninnekah; 15. Fletcher Class 2A 1.

Ft. Cobb-Broxton; 2. sentinel; 3. De-war; 4. Davenport; 5.

Cheyenne; 6. Carrey; Holzahu, 12,800 70-71-26 W. Texas A5.M 24-10-0 25. Fort Hays Monday's Games State Rock Creel. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Assigned OF 212- Craig Poet, 11,745, 74-67-71; Anthony Rodriguez, $1,745, 69-69-74; JeB Stuart, $1,745.

72-67-73 Other Oklahomans 213- Jaxon Brigman, 51,200, 74-69-70; Chris James $310. 71-74-78 225-Patrlck Lee, $31 0, 70-72-83 Integrity Tour At John Conrad GC Low Net: Farrell 64.2; 2. Doss 44.8; 3. 7. Cimarron; 8.

vid; Sapulpa 9, Muskogee 1 Sentinel 11-8, Bums Flat-Dill City 11. Hydra; 12. Buffalo; 13. tral Marlow; 1 5. Garber Class A 8, Dibble 3 6-5.

Southwestern 1. Talogo; 2. Moss; 3. 3. Sayre 1 14, Mason 0-2 National League ATLANTA ESRAVES Optioned LHP CHICAGO CUBS Claimed OF Curtis Goodwin off waivers from Colorado.

Named Danny Shaeffer manager of Eugene of the Northwest League. 1 Eakly; 4. Bokosne; Wyandotte 2, Quapaw 1 Leedey; 7. New Lima; 8. Oak; 10.

Geronlmo; 11. Braggs; 12. mon; 13. Coleman; 14. Mulhall-Orlando; 15.

Monday's Games Conner State Bacone College Men Arkansas Tech Tournament At Oiambertyne GC, Danville, Ark. 010 000 23 4 0 040 000 6 8 3 learn coring HOUSTON ASTROS Placed RHP Xa-' -J 010 002 03 5 1 Lavernce Tournament Cheyenne 3Buffalo 1 er Hernandez and OF Dave Clark waivers lor the purpose of giving him th College Basketball Notre Dame finally filled its basketball coaching vacancy, reportedly hiring Kansas assistant Matt Doherty as its new coach. Notre Dame officials scheduled a news conference for this afternoon to name the new coach. School officials refused to say who it is. Both Fox Sports Net and television station WNDU reported Monday night that Doherty had been hired.

Doherty, 37, played forward on North Carolina's 1982 national championship team with Michael Jordan and James Worthy. He's been an assistant at Kansas for seven seasons. Last weekend's Final Four semifinal games provided more of the same for CBS: Lackluster contests and ratings that continue to fall. Saturday night's games each dropped 10 percent from last year's overnight ratings. The tournament to date, with a 6.3 rating and 14 share, is down 5 percent from last season.

Pro Basketball A federal judge in San Francisco dismissed Latrell Sprewell's lawsuit against the NBA that stemmed from the year-long suspension levied against him for choking his coach. Besides dismissing the suit, Judge Vaughn Walker ordered Sprewell now with the New York Knicks and his attorneys to pay the legal costs of the NBA. Sprewell sought payment from the NBA for ah the money he lost including endorsements after being suspended for attacking Golden State Warriors coach P.J. Carlesimo in December 1997. Baseball Atlanta Braves closer Kerry Ligtenberg, who took over the job last season when Mark Wohlers had control problems, said he will have season-ending surgery to repair a torn elbow ligament.

Wohlers, meanwhile, appears to be coming back. He has been impressive in his last few appearances, and manager Bobby Cox said Wohlers likely will be the team's top closer when the season opens. Darryl Strawberry's return to the New York Yankees from colon cancer was put on hold. Strawberry, who is still undergoing chemotherapy, will remain at extended spring training when the Yankees open the season next week. San Diego Padres left-hander Mark Lang-ston, who finally made it to the World Series last year after 15 seasons and 432 appearances, announced his retirement.

Pat Jarvis, a former Atlanta Braves pitcher and ex-DeKalb County, sheriff, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for using his office to profit from county contractors. Jarvis, who pleaded guilty in January to a federal mail fraud charge, was also fined $40,000. Prosecutors contend Jarvis pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars from people who did business with DeKalb County. Jarvis, 57, pitched for the Braves for eight years starting in 1966. Newfom 2-3.

Hopkins. Knowles (5) and Tirnmerman. Markert, Ackerman (7) and Newland. Markert (3-2). Hopkins.

HR: Con-ners King (S), Smith 8S. Turpln 8, Shattuck 5 Little Axe Washington PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Assigned LHP Billy Brewer and RHP Steve Mont- Texas Wesleyan .292 Cameron 294 Arkansas Teen .304 Texas Lutheran .304 East Central 306 Northeastern 308 Texas Central Oklahoma 31 1 Henderson St. 313 Nebraska-Kearney 31 Northwood 319 -L-Wr I P1TTSBURGH PIRATES Rel Rafael Bournigal. PlacedRHP Dover 10, Thomas 5 Hammon 10, Drummond 1 Hydro 12, Okeene 9 Lomega 5, Selling 4 Monday's Results Boys City Area Chickasha 5, Guthrie 0 -El Reno 2, Shawnee 1 Ttggas, Stalboerger helm (or INF Andy Sheets and OF Monday's Games Ouachita Baptist 010 402 29 84 005 034 1215 3 Westmoore State Wagoner 3, Oologah 3 Woodward 3, CIlQfon 3 Gardner. Dalema Kennedy.

Placed Carlos Hernandez on the 15-day disabled list. Optioned LHP Heath Murray. Ben Davis, OF Gary 'it Matthews INF Ed Glovanola and INF 41 Juan Melo to their minor league camp. Re-rij; leased Mark Parent and OF Chris Jones. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS Signed Jeff Shep- pard to a second 10-day contract.

Jj FOOTBALL Nelson and Dingman. Haskell, Oaks (4), Watson (7) and Zodrow. Haskell. Nelson. Watson.

Northwestern 25-15 Jarvis Texas 2-2 Edmond Santa Fe Girls City Area Chlckashafo. Guthrie 0 Edmond MVnorlal 10, Del Sftate Oologah 5, Wagonek 0 Sklatook 10. 0 Woodward Clinton 4 71 Brock McKnlght, ECU; David West, TXW 72 Steve Jodlowskl, UCO; Tim McMillan, TXW; Jeff Jenkins, AT 73 C.J. Farber, NK; Jason Jeter, Cameron; David Studebaker, Cameron; Kyle Cofer, NE; Michael Lofdahl, Cameron UCO Scores 77 Macrae Brunker 80 Tyler Wlllev 82 Dan Drake; Mike McKlnney NW 031 000 410 10 2 Hayles (3-1). Hitters: Lindsay White, Lexington Fisher, 2-3.

(0-1). Leading hitter: ESF, Ellis 2-3; Mustang, 2-3. Fortune, Wilson (2), Wllden (3), Isaac (4), Toews (4) and Roberts, Zaragoza. Pauly, Nlckeson (5) and Chadwlck. Paul (3-0).

Fortune. HR: NW Hln-tergardt (2), Jones (2), Chadwlck, Finch. SECOND GAME St. Gregorys' scores Coaches Rankings 13-4 OKC Christian Windsor Hills Monday's Games Boys St. Mary Western Heights 3-1; 2.

Claremore- 89 Jody Snowder SWSa 7SI Steve Lounsbury; Burger. Signed OL Erik Norgard lo a NFL Europe AMSTERDAM ADMIRALS Waived WR Karl Lerum, RB Terrell Willis, CB Lee Vaughn and TE Scott Richards. Placed CB Rashee Johnson, DT Troy Bailey, RB Abu Wilson on Iniured reserve. BARCELONA DRAGONS Waived LB Lyron Cobblns, WR Mercury Hayes, DT Jay Helmsoth, OL Tata Jefferson, CB Vance Joseph, TE Bill Khayat, and DB Kellh Williams. Placed LB Bart Conley on BERLIN THUNDER Waived CB Claudius Wright, DT Herb Howard, DT Dwayne Robinson, LB Scott Fields, WR Na-ll Benia-min, RB Torle Lee, and Jason Baker.

Placed TE Nicky Savole on Iniured re- Jones (2-0). Powell. Leac ers: OCCA Jones 2-3; Clifton 2-3. SECOND GAME Redman, Zaragoza Grlmsley, Jones (5) ant Grlmslev (4-2). Ret Western t- Goals: St Mary, Brown 3, Turner 1.

Shots Seouoyah 10-2; 3. Coweta 12-2; 4. Elk City nfa; 5. SciaBel 8-2; 4. Clinton 9-4; 7.

Collins-vllle 11-4; 8. McGulnness 11-5; 9. Stlgler 12-1; 10. Blanchard 10-2; 11. perrv 8-2; 12.

Platnvtew 4-3; 13. Anadarko B-2; 14. Che-cotah 10-4; 15. Slllwell 10-3; 14. Tecumseh 7-6; 17.

Byno 7-3; 18. Glenpool NA; 19. Harrah 7-3; 20. Hllldale 7-6; 20. Okmulgee 20-3 1.

Rock Creek; 2. Verden; 3. Vlcl; 4. Allen; 5. Ripley; 6.

Rattan; 7. Garber; 8. Roff; 9. Cameron; 10. Ft.

Cobb; 11. Achllle; 12. i Goal: St Mary 10, Western Hts. 4. Saves: St.

Mary (Cook) (Morrow) 6. 85 Scott Wright; Erik Mortlnger 90 Justin Burrow Cameron Scores 75 Eddy Morrlsey 80 Spike Seals ECU Scores 77 Gerrod Chadwell 78 Doug Dixon 80 Todd Moon 85 NIc Bailey 18. wister; 19. swart; 20. Laveme FRANKFURT GALAXY Waived WR Demetrius Allen, DE Jlmmle Bell, Ken-yan Branscomb, TE Pat Fitzgerald, Neal Smith, LB Carlton Hall and David Sutton.

Placed Jim Canlalupe and Cory Harvey, Deevers (4), Wools (4), Erstl-nluk (7) and Brazeal. Butler, LeMasters (7) and Slovack. Harvey. Butler (2-4). HR: OCU Gay 2.

Brazeal. USAO Tolnllgh (2). SECOND GAME Gilllard on iniured reserve. 000 00 0 1 2 Leonard Green, TE Chris Sanders, Andy Russ, John Jenkins, Jeff Suave, DT Hardy Mitchell and LB Louis Adams. SCOTTISH CLAYMORES Waived QB Trn Money Windsor Hills 0002213 OCCA 301 441 Brannum (1-0).

C. Cloud. Leading Hitters: OCCA Turley 2-2, 2RBI'S. Norman 12 Del City 9 Norman 040 401 112 11 4 DC 512 100 09 7 Tabor. Rover.

Leading Hitters: Norman Barton, 2-4, 2B. DC Scott, 1-3, HR. Newcastle 8 futile 3 Newcastle 222 020 08 4 4 Ttntle 200 010 038 1 Rowden (2-1). Slauder (0-2). Leading Hitters: Newcastle Rowden 2-4, HR; Tutlle Wood 3-3.

Wayne 8 Dibble 3 Dibble 020 000 13 5 1 Wayne 032 201 8 5 8 Esparza. Nix. Leading Hitters: Dibble Wooten, 2-3. Wayna Jennings, 1-2, 3 rbls, HR. Cowan, HR, 2 rbls.

Jones 3 Bethany 2 Bethany 000 100 12 4 2 Jones 200 000 13 4 Siegcl, Odell. Southeastern Ottawa, Kan. 3, Tiger Woods 8 4. Payne a t5. Vllay 10 4.

Davis Love III 8 Williams and WR Deon Maddox. Placed Terrance Joseph on Iniured reserve. HOCKEY High School Monday's Results City Area Oil 000 02 2 4 101 701 1012 2 Amateur Lincoln Park Ladies' Play Low Not First Flight: Kruger Second Flight: Evanoff Third Flight: Rich Fourth Flight: McGulnness Choctaw Creek Ladies' Play ANGELES KINGS Agreed to terms SW Scott Barney on a three-year con-Recalled LW Josh Green from Heritage 1, McGulnness 9 tl-2. McDonnell. HR: Ottawa McGee.

SE Clayborn (8). SECOND GAME Jelani Kelly, a 6-foot senior guard from Oklahoma Christian School, was inadvertantly left off the honorable mention lists on The Oklaho-man's Little All-City and All-State boys basketball teams, which were announced Friday and Sunday, respectively. Kelly led the Saints to a berth in the Class 2A state tournament. Also, Richard Young of Tecumseh and Steven Alexander of Midwest City were inadvertantly left off the All-State honorable mention list. Young, a 6-2 senior guard, averaged 13.7 points per game for Tecumseh, which reached the Class 4A tournament.

Alexander, a 6-4 junior guard, averaged 13.3 points for Midwest City, which reached the Class 6A semifinals. (5) and Read. I (8). Clay (9), James Craft, Thompson, Gomez Rowlett (2-1 Brown. Chlp-ln: Dowdell, Moody Oklahoma Christian Southwestern CINCINNATI Named Mike Tomlln defensive backs coach and Amos Jones run-nlng backs coach and special teams coor- FORDHAM Named Jeffrey Braxton defensive line coach.

GARDNER-WEBB Named Mike Simpson women's swimming coach. GETTYSBURG Announced the retirement of Bob Kenwortttv, sport's Information director, effective August 31. i 8, Southeast 7 Davis 3-0, Wilson 2-2 Eaktv 20-17, Geary 0-0 FDght: Bird; Sturgcl Glencoe 8, Agra 1 Huckabay and CartwrlgM. Stephens and Bones. Stephens.

Huckabay. HR; SW Winchester, Cartwrlght. OC Dor- 050 23 10 10 3 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Named Pete Rekstls and Jamie Willis i SECOND GAME Flight: Derrick Flight: Ellis Flights Hardeman Birdies: McGuIre; Barron; Dunagan High School Caroline Hughes Tournament Noble Brown, 3-3, 4 McLoud Meeker 8. JohnHuslon 7 $773,910 9. Ernie Els 6 5753,374 10.

Justin Leonard 8 5749,437 1). Jeff Sluman 10 5731,495 12. Steve Elklngton 6 5475,943 13. Gabriel Hlertsleclt 9 $661,781 14. Scott Gump 5650,779 15.

Rocco Mediate 7 $433,745 14. TlmHerron 9 $619,939 17. Mark O'Meara 7 5599,345 18. Nick Price 5 $565,400 19. Andrew Magec 7 $545,122 20.

Hal Sutton 7 5512,850 21. Frank Lickllter 5506,806 22. Scott Hoch 8 5495,654 23. Fred Couples 6 $490,697 24. Tommy Armour III 9 5465,578 25.

BobEsles 5447,739 26. David Toms 8 5404,727 27. Bill Glasson 7 5404,105 28. Chris Perry 9 5392,099 29. Fred Funk 9 $375,665 30.

Tommy Tolles 8 5374,340 fjKltrs'i 9 32. Craig Startler 5360,113 33. Billy Maylalr 8 $338,000 ys. JimFurvk 8 5330,842 35. Phil Mlckelson 6 $305,542 36.

Ted Tryba 10 5303,394 3a! Kirk Triplet! 8 $301 J91 39. Tom Lehman 4 5299,654 40. Skip Kendall 9 5296,950 41. Kevin Sutherland 8 5286,911 42. Chris RUey 0 5384,258 43.

Sieve Strieker 7 5283,725 44. Loren Roberts 7 $274,043 45. Mark Brooks 9 5248,559 46. Stuart Appicby 9 1247,536 47. Mark Calcovecchla 10 $246,472 48.

Jcsper Parnevlk 7 1230,432 49. Paul Goydos 9 $223,053 50. Carlos Franco 6 $221,320 51. Dudley Hart 7 1218.305 52. Brent Gelberger 8 1217,275 53.

MlkeReld 7 5213,586 54. Billy Androde 9 1206,016 55. Stewart Clnk 8 56. JoeOiakl 8 $197,228 57. Brandel CtiamWee ltl5 58.

Len Malrlace 9 1188,276 59. J.P.Hayes 60. Doug Durakey 4 1185,833 61. LeeJamen 4 1185,050 62. Joey Slndelar 7 1183,505 63.

Paul Azlrtoer 9 $180,713 strother 4, New Lima 5 Taloga 11-8, Arnett 1-0 Washlto 20-17, Geary 0 Tournaments 100 114 7 9 Simmons (1-2). Hall. Top Hitlers, McLoud, Zlmmer 2-3 2RBIS. SECOND GAME Sunday's Late Games Oklahoma Baptist 15-3 Wayland Baptist 9-4 Prague IV Top Individuals: Combrlck, I Central Hockey League: 7:30 p.m. Fort Worth at Oklahoma City.

College Baseball: 1 p.m. Rose State at Seminole. 1:30 Northwood Institute at East Central. 2 USAO at Cameron. 2:30 Central Oklahoma at Southern Nazarene.

6:35 Arkansas-Little Rock at Oklahoma. College Softball: 1 p.m. Seminole at Eastern. 2 East Central at Cameron; Oklahoma City at Kansas; Bacone at Murray State. Men's College Golf: 9 a.m.

East Central and Central Oklahoma at the Arkansas Tech Invitational in Russellville, Ark. Oklahoma Baptist in Danville, Ark. Men's College Tennis: 2 p.m. Oklahoma at Tulsa; Southeastern at Eastern; East Central at Cameron. 2:30 Oklahoma Christian at Central Oklahoma.

3 Oklahoma Baptist at Dallas Baptist. Women's College Tennis: 8 a.m. Oklahoma City at Abilene Christian. 2:30 p.m. Texas Woman's at Central Oklahoma.

3 Oklahoma City at Oklahoma Christian. Hitters, McLoud, Rlchmon 2-3, Gallon 2-3. McLoud 11 Tecumseh 3 Stroud 28, Perklns-Tryon 3 Monday's Games Amber-Pocasset Mlnco Rlchev, Walter (2), Frank (3) and Cul-woll. Barton. Morales (3).

Miller (7) and Carpenter. Morales Rlcney. HR: WB Palacios. OBU Wheeler. SECOND GAME Detroit Toronto Today's Games ORLANDO BV, Ni ATLANTA 5Vi CHARLOTTE 4 CLEVELAND 4tt NEW YORK 1 MINNESOTA 7 SAN ANTON.

7Vi Herring (2- Raney. Top Olrli Team scoring: 1. Putnam North 372; 2. Carl Albert 404; 3. Edmond North 413; 4.

Edmond Santa Fe 414; 5. West- Anderson, Culwell til), una Culwell, Anderson (11). Brown, Miller (7) and Robertson. Miller. Culwell.

HR: WB Pierce 2, Belanaro. SACRAMENTO tiers: Am-Po Johnson 2-4, -4 3D. SECOND GAME 030 00 3 10 2 100 014 814 12 3 Big 12 Home team In CAPS.