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CALGARY HERALD February 26, 1992 F3 PHQIM ODDS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 TIME SPT No. Vis Hm OverUnder 4:00 PM HKY 48 MTL MIN 1.50 4.75 2.30 4.5 7:30 PM HKY 4 WPG EDM 2.05 4.40 1.45 4.5 7:30 PM BKT 50 CLE PHX 4.45 3.10 1.40 221.5 8:30 PM HKY 51 QUE SJ 2.00 4.20 1.70 4.5 8:30 PM BKT 52 NY LA 2.35 2.95 2.05 197.5 Doug Abraham (m' Herald writer TIES: For football, a win by three points or less constitutes a tie. For baseball, one run are considered ties. For basketball, a win by five points or less constitutes a tie. OverUnder: The obiect is to predict whether the total combined score of a game, extra play, will be "over" or "under" the total score (shown) predicted bv Western Lottery Corporation.

NOTE: In the event of any discrepancy between this information and the official from Western Canada Lottery Corporation WCLC), the latter shall prevail. BOXING Schedule March 1 At Princes Park, Melbourne, Australia, Azumah Nelson, Ghana, vs. Jeff Fenech, Australia, tor Nelson's WBC super featherweight title; Virgil Hill, Willlston, N.D., vs. Aundrey Nelson, Detroit, 10, light heavies. March At Villa Roma, Catskill, N.Y., Kevin Pompev, Trov, N.Y.

vs. Stephan Johnson, Brooklyn, N.Y., 12, tor the vacant USBA welterweight title; Junior Jones, New York, vs. Diego Avila, San Diego, 10, bantams. March IS At Bally's Casino and Resort, Las Vegas, Israel Contreras, Venezuela, vs. Eddie Cook, Las Vegas, 12, for Contreras' WBA bantamweight title.

March 20 At Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Thomas Hearns, Detroit, vs. Iran Barklev, New York, 12, for Hearns WBA light heavyweight title. March 21 At Nimes, France, Paul Hod-kinson, Britain, vs. Fabrice Beni-chou, France, 12, tor Hodkinson's WBC featherweight title. April 25 At Marseille, France, Jeff Harding, Australia, vs.

Christophe Tiozzo, France, for Harding's WBC light heavyweight title. 5. Manitoba (5) 6. Western Ontario (4) 7. Lakehead (7) 0.

Laval (9) 9. New Brunswick (NR) 10. Lethbrldge (NR) TRACK AND FIELD 1. Windsor (1) 2. Manitoba (2) 3.

Western Ontario (4) 4. British Columbia (3) 5. Sherbrooke (5) 6. Saskatchewan (7) 7. Toronto (4) 8.

Victoria (9) 9. Queen's (8) 10. York (10) VOLLEYBALL 1. Manitoba (1) 2. Winnipeg (2) 3.

Saskatchewan (3) 4. Laval (4) 5. York (5) 4. British Columbia (4) 7. Calgary (7) 8.

Sherbrooke (8) 9. Toronto (9) 10. Montreal (10) STAMPEDE PARK Today's Selects By Doug Abraham FIRST RACE Purse maidens. 7 lyiers lyrant (Hennessyl she behaves 2 Virtuous Minx (1. Beelby) big qualifying win 5 Delicate IB.

Clarkel obvious Itireat 3 Broad SI Rabbit (Hayes) there or (hereabouts Also: 6 Catcher In I he Rye. Barr; 8 Wild Little Woman, Hoerdt; I Shyloh Braoene, J. Gray; 4 Ayelel, Grant. SECOND RACE Purse $3,300, claiming $9,000. 4 Prince Spike (t.

Beelby) hot Mora 1 Warlock (Gitds) shoots for it Irick 6 lhat That (Hennessy) Iris well Willi tliese 7 Gentleman Hanover (B. Clark! threat il behaves Also: 5 la) Jf Call. J. Baxter; 3 la) Treeilic. Gregory; 2 And Arun, R.

Scrannage Jr. (a) J. Baxter trained entry THIRD RACE Purse $1,900. claiming $3,500. 3 Neraks Choice (Grundy) go with the pilot 7 Tuff Null (Hennessy) will be charing 2 Nerak (Martineau same here 8 My Dads A Seoul (G.

Lulrl gave hint in last Also: 5 High Volt Osborne, 4 Mr. Winchester, Tascona; 1 Squire Lane Jane, Maclntyre: 6 Amazing lyrant, Ettinger. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,900. NW lour races lile. 5 flaming Airs (Hudon) call guessing game 4 Rich Ruler (Tascona) on a roll 3 (a) RingKit (t like) last a dandy 2 Two Tone Annie (J.

Beelby) should be ready Also: 6 (a) MJ French Fry, Grant; 1 SS Cupid, Tracey; 7 Dew Karu, McKellar; 8 Utsler Trooper, Lindsay. FIFTH RACE -Purse $1,900. claiming $3,500. 5 Zl Rabbit (Martineau) rates slight edge 3 Systems West ICharlino) will be closing 1 Shyloh Smog (Tracey) speed and the rail 7 good early speed Alto: 8 Ship Doctor, Chilis: 2 Reno Gee, J. Gray; 4 Mac, K.

Ducharme; 6 Mighty Gesler, L. Ducharme. SIXTH RACE Purse $3,600, claiming $10,000. 2 Weekend Friend (I itke) leading lady 4 Shes An Itchy (Grundy) always tough 5 Aleka Seelsler (Mason) woke up in last 6 Tyrannicide (Hennessy) gets regular pilot Also: 3 First On Board, T. Beelby; 1 Glnu Roleta, R.

Scrannage Jr. SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,100. claiming $4,000. 4 Margarets Miller (E. Clare) to catch 1 Happy Escort (Chappelll close every step 5 Sammy My Boy good stretch 'kick' 8 Nealies Monster (Charltonl took for him late Also: 6 Airforce Hanover, Hudon; 7 Niaty, Litke; 2 Igetthepicture, Barr; 3 Traffic Surge, Tracey.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,600, claiming $6,000. 6 Wandoora Lad (B, Clark) might hang on 2 In The Ditch (Barr) just missed in las! 1 Call Your Bluff (Hudon) draws better post 8 Ride The Curl (Masse) don'! discount Also: 3 Champagne Notice, Grundy; 5 XLB Pat, 3. Clarke; 7 Full Coverage, Turner; 4 Vice Admiral, Haming. NINTH RACE Purse $4,000, claiming $15,000. 2 Papooses Deuces (Masse) recent claim 4 Highland Clover (Barr) always lough 3 Docs Delight (Tascona) stable's hot 6 Sound As A Dollar (Tracey) ready now Also: 5 Navy Blue, Hudon; 7 Chute, Dressier; 1 Kruse Forty Two, B.

Clarke; 8 Logan Pass, G. Clark, TENTH RACE Purse S2.100. claiming $3,500. 3 rankie Royal (Gillis) can mow 'em down 2 Starfish Hanover (Charlino) inside post helps 10 Northern Val (Jorgensen) will be charing 7 Lon Skipper (J. Gray) nice try in last Also: 1 Jay Natasha, Rogers; 5 Night Alfair, B.

Clark; 4 Beautiful Spirit, Tracey; 6 Lii Perry, Grundy; 9 Smidgelte, B. Clark; 8 Red Star Image. Tamsh. BEST BET: Frankie Royal (10th) POST TIME: 6:30 p.m. TRACK: Fast at entry time RANKINGS OTTAWA (CP) Canadian Interuniverslty Athletic Union rankings released Tuesday: Men BASKETBALL 1.

Brock (2) 2. Brandon (1) 3. Manitoba (3) 4. Guelph (5) 5. Cape Breton (7) 6.

St. Francis Xavler (4) 7. Acadia (9) 8. Winnipeg (8) 9. British Columbia (4) 10.

Concordia (10) HOCKEY 1. Alberta (3) 2. UQTR (4) 3. Acadia (2) 4. Regina (1) 5.

New Brunswick (7) 6. Toronto (8) 7. Wilfrid Laurier(NR) 8. Waterloo (10) 9. P.E.I.

(NR) 10. Calgary (NR) MEN CWUAA Final 20 20 20 20 20 20 B.C. Calgary Victoria Alberta Sask Lethbridge AUAA CIAU TRACK AND FIELD 1. Windsor (1) 2. Toronto (2) 3.

Manitoba (3) 4. York (4) 5. Sherbrooke (5) 6. Alberta (7) 7. Western Ontario (6) 8.

Saskatchewan (8) 9. Queen's (9) 10. British Columbia (10) VOLLEYBALL 1. Calgary (1) 2. Laval (2) 3.

Manitoba (3) 4. McMaster (4) 5. Winnipeg (5) 4. Montreal (7) 7. Alberta (6) 8.

Toronto (8) 9. Dalhousie (9) 10. Sherbrooke (10) Women BASKETBALL 1. Victoria (1) 2. Winnipeg (3) 3.

Toronto (4) 4. Laurentian (2) CIAU BASKETBALL Laval McGill Bishop's Concordia A 14 4 1797 1443 28 11 9 1427 1412 22 10 10 1597 1548 20 10 10 1530 1521 20 9 11 1744 1759 18 4 14 1547 1759 12 Toronto Laurentian Queen's Rverson York Ottawa Carleton Western Lakehead Brock McMaster Waterloo Guelph Laurier Windsor Winnipeg Manitoba Brandon Regina New Bruns Acadia St. FX P.E.I. Dalhousie Memorial St. Mary's Cape Breton Hann, Laur Jackson, B.C.

Thompson, StM Bellai, York Lee, Ott Anderson, York Trought, Carl Wilson, Tor Bridgeland, Man Thibodeau, Dal A 5 1525 1440 24 7 1542 1453 22 8 1521 1429 20 14 1327 1573 4 (Excluding Final A 15 12 3 1137 941 34 14 14 2 1387 1145 34 14 12 4 1174 1084 34 14 8 4 1099 1104 24 17 7 10 1315 1319 24 17 4 11 1392 1487 14 14 4 12 1183 1348 8 14 1 15 1058 1275 2 games at schools worth four RODEO Acadia Cape Breton St. FX St. May's Dalhousie P.E.I. New Bruns Memorial Victories in points OUAA Final FQSF Final 12 1 2 12 9 3 12 3 9 A 759 600 20 719 448 18 581 712 4 12 2 10 411 490 4 OUAA Final East A 12 1 12 11 1 944 579 22 571 22 718 12 710 10 827 714 738 703 442 10 471 8 0 12 310 1186 0 14 13 14 12 14 9 448 24 740 24 793 18 731 12 758 12 758 10 939 4 2 5 6 8 4 8 5 9 3 11 2 12 918 4 GPAC Final A 18 17 1 1488 998 34 18 12 4 1356 1190 24 18 4 14 1080 1452 8 3 15 1145 1429 6 AUAA Final A 16 12 4 1144 939 24 14 11 5 898 794 22 14 11 5 1198 1048 22 14 10 6 904 874 20 14 9 7 994 945 18 14 5 11 995 1102 10 14 5 11 935 1010 10 14 1 15 802 1162 2 Hazer leads Canadian bulldoggers Last year, Todd Boggust was reduced to the role of hazer for the big boys who were bulldogging at the $2.45 million National Finals Rodeo at Las Vegas. Don't look now, but this hazer is leading a record number of Canadian steer wrestlers four who could qualify for this year's NFR if they maintain their Top-15 positions in the 1992 world rankings.

After Boggust and Blaine Pederson combined for a Canadian bulldogging sweep at last weekend's rodeo at Kissimmee, the leaders' list showed Boggust, seventh with Mark Roy, 11th, Lee Laskosky, 12th, and Pederson, 15th, $6,753. Boggust is the only member of this quartet never to go to the NFR as a bulldogger, with Pedersen just missing the world title last year when he set an event record with NFR earnings of $61,177. But Boggust's been to three Canadian Finals Rodeos as a steer wrestler. "Todd hazed for Blaine all through the (1991) NFR and he did a great job," Blaine's wife, Yvonne, said Tuesday from their ranch near Amisk. "Even when Blaine had to switch horses, he asked Todd not to switch from our hazing horse, Chip, even though there was a better one available.

Blaine had confidence with Todd and Chip on the other side of the steer and, with that much money on the line, it was important to keep it." The Kissimmee results were typical of the profitable U.S. winter season the Canuck contingent is enjoying. Pederson won the opening round and the average with a pair of 5.0-second runs for a $4,351 pay day. Boggust, from Paynton, won the second round with a 4.5 run that was worth $1,810. Duane Daines, the hottest Canadian, maintained his world saddle-bronc lead with a $1,943 cheque by splitting second with a 77 score.

John Smith added $995 with 76 and Denny Hay banked $158 with 74. Bull rider Jason Keeley won $2,044 with an 81 score for a split of second money, while Daryl Mills added $38 with 76. Calf roper Darren Zieffle picked up $690 with a 9.9-second run for fourth money in the second round. At Bismarck, N.D., bull rider Wayde Joyal's 83 was second for $1,339 and Glen Keeley added $390 with a 78. Guy Shapka picked up $50 in saddle bronc.

Canadians are also faring well at the rich rodeo at Houston, although these results won't be reflected in the standings until it ends March 1. In saddle bronc, Rod Warren won the first round for $4,261 and Daines split second for $3,120. With two of three rounds completed before Sunday's final, Daines holds second in the average with 150 points and Warren shares sixth with 143. Steer wrestler David Roy won the first round with a blazing 3.7-second run that paid $4,835. He's seventh in the average at 10.3 seconds, Laskosky's splitting fourth at 10.2 on two head.

Cliff Williamson captured the opening calf-roping round for $4,204 and, with a two-head time of 19.9 seconds, is splitting second in the average. In bareback, Robin Burwash earned $2,739 by splitting second with a 77 and Bill Boyd banked $685 by splitting fifth in the first round. Burwash and Boud, at 151 points on two head, and another Canuck, Bruce Pierson, are splitting second in the average after the latter scored 77 in the second round for what could be his biggest pay day ($4,261) if he maintains his second-round lead. Barrel racer Rayel Robinson finished seventh in the first round with a 17.96-second effort worth $761 and she's also high in the average after two runs. LITTLE KICKER: Bull rider Cody Snyder faces surgery and a three-month layoff for a broken scaphoid bone in his hand.

He's had the injury for four years. A Concordia 15 14 1 1415 1099 28 Ottawa 15 10 5 1301 1202 20 Carleton 14 5 9 1039 1105 10 Bishop's 15 5 10 1044 1119 10 McGill 15 2 13 1114 1334 4 Central Toronto 15 11 4 1200 1132 22 Laurentian 15 10 5 1330 1124 20 York 15 9 4 1242 1237 18 Queen's 15 4 9 1235 1278 12 Rverson 14 2 12 841 1149 4 West Brock 14 11 3 1210 1051 22 Guelph 14 11 3 1152 1015 22 McMaster 14 9 5 1174 1074 18 Western 14 9 5 1198 1133 18 Waterloo 14 7 7 1112 1109 14 Lakehead 14 5 9 1065 1101 10 Laurier 14 3 11 1018 1214 4 Windsor 14 1 13 1004 1234 2 CIAU Leaders Tuesday night games) MEN WORLD STANDINGS (not including Houston, rodeo under way) All-around 1. Ty Murray, Stephenville, 2. Cody Lambert, Henrietta, 3. Mark Simon, Florence, $8,177.

Saddle bronc 1. Duane Daines, Innisfail, 2. Butch Small, Dubois, Idaho, 3. Robert Erbauer, Goodwell, 4. Craig Latham, Texho-ma, 5.

Billy Erbauer, Ree Heights, S.D. 4. Ty Murray, Stephenville, 7. Derek Clark, Colcord, 8. Cody Lambert, Henrietta, Texas, 9.

Steve Dollarhide, Wikieup, Ariz. 10. Dan Erbauer, Goodwell, Okla, 11. John Smith, Rimbey, $7,421) 12. Kevin Small, Small, Idaho, 13.

Kyle Wemple, Milford, 14. Jeff Switzer, Dodge City, 15. Bud Longbrake, Dupree, S.D., 18. David Reid, Kamloops, B.C., 22. Guy Shapka, Red Deer, 23.

Rod Warren, Valleyview, 35. Mel Coleman, Scottsdale, 37. Bernie Smyth, Crossfield, $1,848. Bareback 1. Clint Corey, Kennewick, Wash.

2. Ty Murray, Stephenville, 3. Wayne Herman, Dickinson, N.D., 4. Marvin Garrett, Belle Fourche, S.D. 5.

Deb Greenough, Helena, 6. Travis Howe, 7. Todd Little, Hackberry, La, 8. Ken Lensegrav, Rapid City, S.D., 9. Lance Crump, Cumby, TO.

Wes Ward, Westminster, 11. Darrell Cholach, Okotoks, 12. Denny McLanahan, Canadian, T3. Merle Temple, Porcupine, S.D., 14. Shawn Frey, Norman, 15.

Chuck Logue, Decatur, 16. Bill Boyd, Olds, 23. Robin Burwash, Okotoks, 25. Bruce Pierson, War-dlow, 26. Shawn Vant, Milley, $2,353.

Bull riding 1. Charles Sampson, Casa Grande, Ariz, 2. Aaron Semas, Auburn, 3. David Fournier, Bowie, 4. Clint Branger, Roscoe, 5.

Bubba Monkres, Everman, 6. Cody Custer, Wickenburg, 7. Dan Lowry, Stauffer, 8. Tuff Hede-man, Bowie, 9. David Bailey, Tahlequah, 10.

Jerome Davis, Odessa, Texas, 11. Ervin Williams, Tulsa, 12. GPAC Final Brandon Manitoba Winnipeg Regina WOMEN CWUAA Final Victoria Lethbridge B.C. Calgary Alberta Sask 20 20 20 11 20 10 20 7 20 7 20 5 13 11 10 2 Hamilton, Bra Shmyr, Reg MacCuish, SFX Hartling, Bish Denis, Lav Palmer, NB Toogood, Man Carroll, Wpg Hlady, Leth Schimnowski, Man A 0 1512 977 40 9 1305 1287 22 10 1321 1383 20 13 1214 1344 14 13 1224 1358 14 15 1203 1430 10 SPORTS MENU WEDNESDAY WRESTLING High School Calgary City championships, 4:30 p.m. at Bishop Grandin high school.

HOCKEY Calgary Junior Canucks vs. Blackhawks, 7:15 p.m.; Bruins vs. Centennials, 9:30 p.m. Both games at Stu Peppard Arena. HARNESS RACING Stampede Park Winter meet comtinues wit 10-race card.

First post at 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY HOCKEY National League Philadelphia Flyers at Calgary Flames, 7:35 p.m. at the Olympic Saddle-dome. SKIING Upcoming World Cup Dates MEN March 7-8 Morioka, Japan, downhill and super giant slalom. March 14-15 Mount Whistler, B.C., downhill and super giant slalom.

March 17-22 Crans Montana, Switzerland, slalom, giant slalom and parallel slalom. WOMEN Feb. 28-29 Narvik, Norway, slalom and giant slalom. March 2 Sundvall, Sweden, slalom. March 7-8 Panorama, B.C., downhill, super giant slalom.

March 14-15 North America, downhill and super giant slalom. March 17-22 Crans Montana, Switzerland, giant slalom, super giant slalom and parallel staiom. STACS' MAJOR LEAGUE Championship game (sudden-death final) Troy Wylie 4 Mike Townley 5. Top teams (including playoffs) 1. Wyiie; 2.

Townley; 3. Mike Sali; 4. Richard Kleibrink; 5. Dan Fink; 4. Bryan Rosa.

Upcoming Major Events Following are playdown dates and locations for the 1991-92 curling season: TANKARD Brier Mar. 8-15, Regina. World Championship Mar. 28-Apr. 5, Garmish-Partenkir- chen, Germany.

MIXED S.A.C.A. Playdowns Feb. 13-14, Calgary Club. Provincial Playdowns Feb. 27-Mar.

1, Fort St. John, B.C. Canadian Championship Mar. 14-21, Grande Prairie. SENIOR MEN Canadian Championship Mar.

14-21, Nipawin, Sask. MASTERS Provincial Playdowns Mar. 5-8, Chestermere. Western Canada Playdowns Mar. 24-28, Duncan, B.C.

ARBITRATION Winners-Losers By The Associated Press Owners 11 Players 9 WINNERS Player, Club Asked Offered Sierra, Tex $5,000,000 43,800,000 Cone, NYM 14,250,000 13,000,000 Palmeiro, Tex S2.350.0O0 Santiago, SD 13,300,000 52,500,000 Lind, Pit 42,000,000 Jl ,000,000 Buhner, Sea 41,445,000 $750,000 Brown, Tex $1,200,000 $750,000 Milacki, Bal $1,180,000 $700,000 KPatterson, WSox $640,000 4400,000 LOSERS Player, Club Asked Offered Swindell, Cin $3,675,000 42,500,000 Polonia, Cat $2,450,000 41,650,000 McDowell, WSox $2,300,000 $1,600,000 Reed, Bos $2,250,000 $1,600,000 Braggs, Cin $1,340,000 $1,000,000 Bell, Pit $1,450,000 $875,000 Elster, NYM $1,350,000 $760,000 Rogers, Tex $975,000 $620,000 Sveum, Phi $720,000 $375,000 Innis, NYM 4650,000 $355,000 Bilardelk), SD 4235,000 $125,000 Year-by-Year Players Owners 1992 9 11 1991 6 11 1990 14 10 1989 7 5 1988 7 11 1987 10 14 1984 15 20 1985 4 7 1984 4 6 1983 13 17 1982 8 14 1981 11 10 1980 15 11 1979 8 4 1978 2 7 1977 No arbitration 1976 No arbitration 1975 4 10 1974 13 14 Tot. 154 184 Top Salaries Top salaries awarded in arbitration since the process began in 1974: Year Player, Club Salary 1992 Sierra, Tex 45,000,000 1992 Cone, NYM $4,250,000 1992 Palmeiro, Tex 43,850,000 1991 Drabek, Pit $3,350,000 1992 Santiago, SD 43,300,000 1992 x-Swindell, Cin $2,500,000 1991 x-Bonilla, Pit $2,400,000 1991 x-Bonds, Pit 42,300,000 1991 Jovner, Cal 42,100,000 1991 Swindell, Cie 42,025,000 x-tostcase TOP CONTRACTS NEW YORK (AP) Baseball players who will earn 44 million or more in 1992. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from management and player sources and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing bonuses. Player, Club Salary 1, Bobby Bonilla, NYM 44,100.000 2, Danny Tartabull. NYY 5,300,000 3, Ruben Sierra.

Tex 5,000,000 4, Dwight Gooden, NYM 4,916,667 5, Frank Viola, Bos 4,733,333 6, Barry Bonds, Pit 4,700,000 7, Roger Clemens, Bos 4,555,250 8, Cecil Fielder, Del 4,500,000 (tie) Doug Orabek, Pit 4,500,000 BASEBALL Wade Leslie, Moses Lake, 13. Charlie Bradfield, San Antonio, 14. Ty Murray, Stephenville, 15. Jim Sharp, Stephen ville, 19. Jason Kee- ley, Nanton, 31.

Daryl Mills, Pink Mountain, B.C, 34. Ace Northcott, Caroline, 37. Trevor Walker, Val Marie, $3,350. Caff roping 1. Jerry Jetton, Stephenville, 2.

Brent Lewis, Pinon, N.M. 3. Lanham Mangold, Hun- tsville, 4. Shawn McMullan, Iraan, 5. Fred Whitfield, Cypress, 4.

Joe Beaver, Huntsville, 7. Cliff Williamson, Madden, 8. Rabe Ration, Doole, 9. Marty Jones, Hobbs, N.M., 10. Rusty Sewalt, Magnolia, 11.

Rov Cooper, Childress, 12. Bill Huber, Albia, Iowa, 13. Carter Edmond-son, McCaullev, 14. Gene Baker, Anson, 15. Jerry Alley, Del Rio, 37.

Tim Williamson, Madden $3,408. Steer wrestling 1. Todd Fox, Marble Falls, 2. Ivan Teigen, Camp Crook, S.D., 3. Dean Finnerty, Wheat land, 4.

J.T. Eck- strum, Marlin, Texas, 5. Mike Smith, New Iberia, La, 4. Joel Edmondson, Eureka, 7. Todd Boggust, Paynton, 8.

Butch Myers, Athens, 9. Steve Duhon, Opelousas, 10. Sam Duvall, Checotah, 11. Mark Roy, Dale- mead, 12. Lee Laskosky, Vikins, 13.

Rod Lyman, Kalispell, 14. Derek Dave, Ferriday, La, 15. Blaine Pederson, Amisk, 34. Roger Lewis, Cochrane, 40. Tom Barr, Cowley, $3,225.

Barrel racing 1. Corley Cox, Cotulla, 2. Twila Haller, Phoenix, Ariz, 3. Vana Beissinger, Lake Worth, Fla, 4. Lindsey Hayes, Opelika, 5.

Rayel Robinson, Sundre, 4. Charmayne Rodman, Gait, 7. Mary Bonogofskv, Carson, N.D., 8. Lita Scott-Price, Reno, 9. Donna Kennedy, Evant, 10.

Monica Wilson, Babb, 11. Jamie Bean, Ft. Hancock, 12. Martee Pruitt, Mina-tare. 13.

Paula Arnold, Murrieta, 14. Shandi Metzinger, Dexter, 15. Terri Tackirt, Grass Valley, $3,716. Upcoming Games Wednesday, Feb. 26 At Sydney, Australia Australia vs.

South Africa (day-night) At Hobart, Australia Pakistan vs. Zimbabwe Thursday, Feb. 27 At Melbourne, Australia England vs. West Indies (day-night) Friday, Feb. 28 At Mackav, Australia India vs.

Sri Lanka Saturday, Feb. 29 At Brisbane, Australia West Indies vs. Zimbabwe At Auckland, New Zealand New Zealand vs. South Africa Sunday, March 1 At Brisbane, Australia Australia vs. India At Adelaide, Australia England vs Pakistan Monday, March 2 At Wellington, New Zealand Sri Lanka vs.

South Africa Tuesday, March 3 At Napier, New Zealand New Zealand vs. Zimbabwe Wednesday, March 4 At Sydney, Australia Pakistan vs. India at Sydney (day-night) Thursday, March 5 At Sydney, Australia Australia vs. England (day-night) At Christen urch. New Zealand West Indies vs.

South Africa Saturday, March 7 At Adelaide, Australia Australia vs. Sri Lanka At Hamilton, New Zealand India vs. Zimbabwe Sunday, March I At Brisbane, Australia Pakistan vs. South Africa At Auckland, New Zealand New Zealand vs. West Indies Monday, March At Ba Karat, Australia England vs.

Sri Lanka Tuesday, March 10 Al Canberra, Australia Zimbabwe vs. South Africa At Wellington, New Zealand West Indies India Wednesday, March 11 At Perth, Australia Australia vs. Pakistan CRICKET FG 3P FTPts Avs 123 44 97 407 27.1 129 30 133 482 24.1 127 117 142 123 120 125 113 135 78 337 24.1 43 334 23.9 29 383 23.5 89 343 22.9 53 307 21.9 57 307 21.9 100 384 21.4 85 355 20.9 FG 3P FTPts Avg 157 20 49 403 22.3 127 129 84 85 102 108 125 122 105 20 78 372 21.8 2 44 304 19.1 48 220 18.3 18 214 18.0 48 274 17.1 71 300 14.4 42 293 14.2 69 322 16.1 44 280 15.5 Paul Gibson 830,000 Jeff Innis 155430 Dave Magadan 1,250,000 1,393,750 Junior Noboa 140,000 272,000 Charlie O'Brien 390,000 370,000 Bill Praia 307,500 785,000 Mackey Sasser 505,009 775400 PHILADELPHIA Ricky Jordan 440.000 Terry MoMand 1,250.000 Dale Sveum 335,000 PITTSBURGH Jay Bell 349,009 Barry Bonds 4,709,000 Doug Drabek 4,500400 Bill Landrum 890.000 1,790,000 Jose Lind 575400-1 Lloyd McClendon 275,090 445,000 Bob Patterson 395,900 450,000 John Smiley 1,425,000 3,440,000 Gary VarshO 155,090 332,500 ST. LOUIS Joe Magrane 1425,000 820,000 Tom Paononi 345,000 947,500 Bob Tewksbury 185,000 809,004 SAN DIEGO Dam Bilardello 115,000 125.000-1 Greg Harris Damn Jackson 240,000 105,000 Mike Maddux 110,090 510400 Randy Myers 2,900,909 2,350,000 Benito Santiago SAN FRANCISCO Jetl Brantley 475,000 1,125,000 Ketty Doims 1,199,235 925,000 Mike Jackson IJOO.OOO-y Greg Litton 215,000 Kirt Manwaring Ml Swift 925400 Baseball Calendar Feb. 26 First day all others can report voluntarily for spring training.

March 4 Earliest mandatory day for players to report to spring training. March 4-5 Owners quarterly meetings, Rosemont, ill. March 11 Last day to renew contracts. March 31 Last day to request waivers to release player wimout having to pay his 1992 salary. April 6 Opening day.

Active rosters reduced to 25 players. May 1 Clubs may resume negotiations with their former players who became free agents. May 15 Clubs may re-sign Players whom they released after the 1991 season. July 14 All-star game, San Diego. Aug.

2 Hall of Fame inductions. Aug. 31 Deadline for postseason rosters. Sept. 1 Active rosters increased to 40 players.

Oct. 6 National League playoffs begin, city of West Division winner. Oct. 7 American League playoffs begin, city of East Division winner. Oct.

17 World Series begins. city of National League champion. Oct. TBA Free agent filing period begins, day after World Series. GCLP 10, Jack Morris, Tor 4,425,000 OAKLAND 11, Chuck Finley, Cal 4,375,000 Ron Darling 2,100,000 12, Jose Canseco, Oak 4,300,000 McGwire 2JJ75.0O0 2,650,000 13, Barry Larkin, Cin 4,300,000 3,500,000 14, Will Clark, SF 4,250,000 Strsnbadi WOOD 2,050,000 (tie) David Cone, NYM 4,250,000 Weiss 780,000 (tie) Andy Van Slyke, Pit 4,250,000 SEATTLE 17, Nolan Ryan, Tex 4,200,000 Greg Wei 570,000 (tie) Wally Jovner, KC 4,200,000 247,500 19, Eddie Murray, NYM 4,125,000 Er WOW 1,345,000 20, Darryl Strawberry, LA 4,050,000 Brian Holman 350,000 775.O0O- 21, Fred McGriff, SD 4,000,000 ncty 390,000 1,392,500 i nir.i nii-c Mike Schooler 800,000 91-92 SALARIES texas NEW YORK (AP) The 1991 Kevin Brawn 355,000 and 1992 salaries of the 157 play- Jose Guzman 390,000 1,345,000 ers who filed for salary arbitration, Rafael Palmeiro 1,475,000 as obtained by The Associated Kenny Rogers 287,500 Press from player and manage- Ruben Sierra 2,450,000 ment sources.

The 1991 salaries TORONTO include earned bonuses. For play- Roberto Alomar IJOO.O0O- 444.467-y ers with multiyear contracts (x- Manuel Lee 712,500 1,000,000 completing multiyear contract; y- Al Letter 180,000 175,000 beginning multiyear contract), the Candy Maldonado 875,000 1,250,000 salaries listed are the average Todd Stottlemyre 315,000 1,200,000 annual values of the contracts, (w- Diane Ward 800,000 2425,000 arbitration winners; l-arbitration David Wells 800,000 2,943,000 losers). Devon White 800,000 American League National League Player IN! lit) ATLANTA BALTIMORE Damon Berrytiill 245,000 325,000 Brady Anderson 1145,000 $345,000 Mike Bielecki yBO.MO uztOOO Mike Devereaux 210,000 1,009.000 Jefl Blauser 280,000 925,000 Sam Horn 205,000 (87,500 Marvii Freeman 190,000 Bob Milacki 280,000 Ron Gant 1,300,000 2,450,000 Randy Milligan 330,000 1,050,000 Tom Giavine 775,000 2,925,000 Bill Ripken 700,000 485,000 Tommy Gregg 245,000 347,500 BOSTON Ateiandro Pena 100,000 250,000 Tom Bolton 290,000 470,000 Pete Smrfrl 345,000 385,000 Ellis Burks 1,825,000 2310.000 John Smote 355,000 1,525,000 John Marzano 200,000 350.000 Jet) TrearJway 770,000 1,242,000 Jody Reed CHICAGO Luis Rivera 435,000 U75.O0O Joe Girardi 225,000 300,000 CALIFORNIA Mark Grace 1,225,000 2,242,500 Jim Alxxrlt 357,500 1,850,000 Les Lancaster 1,100,000 Shawn AOner 180.000 287.500 Greg Maddux 2425,000 4,200.000 Mark Bcfltam 680.000 Dwight Smith 225,000 450,000 Junior Fein 310,000 590,000 Jerome Walton 240,000 525,000 Luis Polonia 845,000 CINCINNATI Dick Schofield 1,500,000 Tim Belcher 900JXD-1 2,100.000 CHICAGO Glenn Braggs 825.000 Ron Karkovice 332,500 500.000 Norm Ourtron 425,000 1,100.000 Jack McDowell 175,000 Rob MX 500,090 1,400 000 Ken Patterson 140,000 Bob Geren 230,000 245,000 CLEVELAND Dwavne Henry 200,000 359,000 Jerry Browne SOOJXO-I BOO.OOO Barry Larkin 2,100,090 Feflx Fermil 575JJO0 959,000 Dave Marhnei 805,090 1.300,000 DETROIT Paul O'Neill 883J33-1 Mark Carreon 215,000 355.000 Be Roberts 875,000 1.500.000 Cecil FxHder 4,509,000 Chris Sabo 1,275,000 2,750,000 Mike Hememan 1,100,009 2,437 500 Greg Swindell 2.025.000-w KANSAS CITY HOUSTON Luis Aouino 450 009 Craig Biggio 452.500 1,375.000 Jm Eisenreidl 950.000 U50000 Ken Cammti 700,090 1.500 000 Tom Gordon 325 000 Vim Casey Candaele 450.000 905000 Oris Gwvm 260,090 425.000 Steve FlKey 300,000 1,120,000 Gregg Jeneries 425,009 1,159.000 Jimmy Jones 205,000 450,009 Mike MacFatlane 240,009 749.000 Mark Portugal 730,000 1,250,000 Keith Miller 575000 LOS ANGELES Jefl MoMgomerv 1JJ85.000 MKUM Todd Bereinger 730.009 Kevin Seitrer U2.000 ooo John Caroeara 830 090 1.1000 Gary Truman 127,500 217,500 Tm Crews 670,009 UllM MLWAUKEE Kal Daniels 2425,090 2,500 000 Chris Bosb 915.000 2,287.009 Jim Got) 1,725,090 2,125410 Gary Steffield 400.009 459.000 Jeff Hamilton 491.S5S 497.590 SW5 250 090 750.000 Lenny Hams 315,090 840 000 BJ Surhotl 1JH5.0D0 1159,000 Jay Howl 1JHO0O0 1575400 MINNESOTA Stan Javier 450-090 5000 None Juan Samuel 1.575,000 2.325490 NEW YORK Mike Shancrson 307,500 587,500 Greg Cadaret 675.090 1.190.090 MONTREAL Alvaro EsWoa 450 090 1,000.000 Ken Hi 180 000 674090 Lee Gueherman 1450.000 000 Larry Waker 185400 975400 John Hatvan 14( 000 509 000 NEW YORK Roberto Kely 900 900 2,159 009 Daryl Boston 750090 mm Malt Notes 017 500 3.5O0 OOO-y Davcl Cone U5O.0O0 4,254 909- MettD Pens 438.090 1,165490 Kevin Elster 425490 7(4 090-1 Randy Velarde 145400 X0400 Dave Gallagher 383,500 428.758 WORLD CUP Tuesday's Result New Zealand vs. Sri Lanka HAMILTON, N.Z. (AP) Scoreboard at the dose of play in Tuesday's World Cup cricket match between New Zealand and Sri Lanka at Trustbar Park: SRI LANKA INNINGS ROSHAN MAHANAMA and Harris 89 ATHULA SAMARASEKERA Wright 6 Watson? ASANKA GURUSINGHE Smith Harris 9 ARAVINDA De SILVA run out 31 ARJUNA RANATUNGA Rutherford Harris 20 SANATH JAYASURIYA run out 5 HASHAN TILLEKERATNE Crowe WatsonS RUWAN KALPAGE Larsen Watson 11 CHAMPAKA RAAAANAYAKE run out 2 DONANURASIRInolout3 PRAMODAYA WICKREMASINGHE not out 3 Extras (lb, 25 TOTAL 206 for nine wickets.

Fal of wickets: II, 50, 120, 172, 172, 181, 195, 199, 202. Bowing: Danny Morrison 8-0- 36-0 (2nb, lw), Willie Watson 10- 0-37-3 (2nb, lwl, Gavin Larsen 10-1-29-0 (lw), Chris Harris 10- 0-43-3 (inb, lw). Rod Latham 3- 0-13-0, DipakPatel 9-0-32-0. Overs: 50. NEW ZEALAND INNINGS JOHN WR IGHT and Kakaae 57 ROO LATHAM Kalpaae 20 ANDREW JONES Jayasuriva Guru-singhe49 MARTIN CROWE Ramanayake tj Wicke-ramasirigtie5 KEN RUTHERFORD not out 65 CHRIS HARRIS not out 5 Extras (3t.3nb,3w) 9 TOTAL: 210 for four wickers.

Fal wkdketl: 77, 90, 105. 184. Bowing: Crampaka Ramanayake 9.2-0-45-0 (2nb. 2wl, PramorJava Wickrernasinghe 1-1- 40-1 (lw). Don Anurasri 10-1-27- 0, Ruwan Katoage 10-0-33-2.

Asanka Guru-singhe 4-0-19-1, Aariuna Ranatunga 4-0-22-0 Sanath Javasuriya 2-0-14-0, Aravinoa De Suva 1-0-4-0 (Inb). Overt 482. NEW ZEALANO WON by six wickets. MjMMtie-Matdt Ken Rutherford. April 9-12 Masters, Augusta, Ga.

April 9-12 Deposit Guaranty Classic, Hattiesburg, Miss. April 14-19 Heritage Classic, Hilton Head Island, S.C. April 23-24 Greater Greensboro Open, Greensboro, N.C. April 30-May 3 Houston. May 7-10 BellSouth Classic, Atlanta.

May 14-17 Byron Nelson Classic, Dallas. May 21-24 Colonial, Fori Worth, Tex. May 28-31 Kemper Open, Potomac, Md. June 4-7 Memorial, Dublin, Ohio. June 11-14 St.

Jude Classic, Memphis, Tenn. June 18-21 U.S. Open, Pebble Beach, Calif. June 25-28 Buick Classic, Harrison, N.Y. July 2-5 Western Open, Lemont, III.

July 9-12 Anheuser-Busch Classic, Williamsburg, Va. July 14-19 British Open, Muirfleld, Scotland. July 14-19 Chattanooga Classic. July 23-24 New England Classic Sutton, Mass. July 30-Aug.

2 Greater Hartford Open. Aug. 4-9 Buick Open, Grand Blanc Mich. Aug. 13-14 PGA, St.

Louis. Aug. 20-23 International, Castle Rock, Colo. Aug. 27-30 World Series of Golf, Akron, Ohio.

Sept. 3-4 Greater Milwaukee Open. Sept. 10-13 Cnadian Open, Oakvilte, Ont. Sept.

17-20 Hardee's Classic Coal Valley, III. Canadian Tour BRAMPTON, Ont. (CP) The 1992 Canadian Professional Golf Tour schedule released Tuesday: May 28-31: Pavless Open, Royal Colwood GC, Victoria, B.C. June 11-14: Canadian Home Alberta Open, Wolf Creek Golf Resort, Ponoka, Alta. June 18-21: Paradise Canyon Classic, Paradise Canyon GC, Lethbridge, Alta.

June 25-28: Willows Classic, The Willows Saskatoon. July 2-5: Transamerica CPGA Championship, Wascana GC, Regina. July 9-12: Xerox Manitoba Open, Breezy Bend GC, Winnipeg. July 23-24: T.B.A. July 30-Aug.

2: Infinrti Tourna ment Players' Championship, Devil's Pulpit, Caledon, Ont. Aug. 4-9: Trafalgar Capital Classic, Eagle Creek GC, Ottawa. Aug. 13-14: Quebec Open, Victoriaville GC, Victoriaville, Que.

Aug. 20-23: T.B.A. Aug. 27-30: Priority Courier Atlantic Classic, Mactaquac GC, Fredericton. Sept.

3-4: Canadian Tour Inter national team match, T.B.A., Ontario. Upcoming PGA Tour Dates Feb. 27-Marrh i i An geles Open. MArrh S-A rvwat Dwha. Open, Miami.

March 19-1 Hnma riacci Site TBA. March 19-72 Nocfie invita tional, Orlando. Fla. March 24-29 piavot num. pionship, Ponte Vedra, Fla.

April 2-5 New Orleans..