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CALGARY HERALD Monday, April 17, 2005 DU SPORTS SCOREBOARD HOCKEY BASKETBALL LACROSSE National Basketball Association National Lacrosse League Western Hockey League Playoffs CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best-of-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE East Division WESTERN CONFERENCE SoutmvtstWvlslon Atlantic Dlvrilon West Division OP OF GA Pet GB y-Portland 16 11 188 177 x-Colorado 16 10 6 210 172 ,625 1 l-Cakjary li I 7 183 171 563 2 X-Arizona 16 8 8 198 199 .500 3 San Jose 16 5 11 151 174 313 6 Edmonton 16 1 15 150 202 .063 95 Pet. GB .563 2 .500 3 .500 3 .500 4 GP GF GA y-Buffalo 16 11 5 1H2 153 x-Rochester 16 9 7 196 180 x-Toronto 16 8 8 182 179 x-Minhesota 16 8 8 158 171 Philadelphia 16 8 8 184 184 y-New Jersey Philadelphia Boston Toronto New York x-San Antonio x-Dallas x-Memphls New Orleans Houston EASTERN CONFERENCE Medicine Hat vs. Saskatoon (MtdfclM Hat vrirn serin 4-0) Calgary vs. Moose Jaw (Striatal 3-3) Sunday RmuH Moose Jaw 3 Calgary 1 Wednesday Game x-Moose Jaw at Calgary, 7 p.m. Western Conference Vancouver vs.

Portland (Vancouver wlmseriti 4-1) Sunday Result Vancouver 2 Portland 0 Kelowna vs. Everett (Everett wins series 4-2) Sunday Result Everett 6 Kelowna 2 played if necessary, I Pet GB 49 31 .613 37 43 12 32 48 .400 1 17 27 S3 .338 22 22 58 J75j 27 in 1 I Pet GB 52 28 .650 40 40 .500 12 36 44 .450 16 25 55 .313 27 24 56 .300 28 Pet GB 64 16 .800 48 32 .600 16 39 41 .488 25 39 41 .488 25 39 41 .488 25 Pet GB 61 19 ,763 60 21 .741 15 47 33 588 14 38 42 .475 23 33 47 .413 28 I Pet GB 44 36 ,550 40 40 .500 4 34 46 .425 10 33 48 .407 115 21 59 .263 23 Pet GB 52 28 .650 46 34 575 6 44 37 .543 15 43 38 531 95 33 47 .413 19 K-cllnched playoff berth, v-cllnched division title. Friday Results Colorado 11 Calgary 8 Portland 11 Edmonton 7 Arizona 16 San Jose 13 Buffalo 8 Philadelphia 7 Saturday Results Colorado 17 Calgary 7 Rochester 10 Toronto 7 Arizona 12 San Jose 7 Philadelphia 14 Buffalo 11 Portlands MinnesotaS End Nil 200M6 Regular Season Sunday's Hitmen Summary Hitmen 1 at Warriors! y-Mlaml x-washington Orlando Atlanta Charlotte Central Dhrhlon l-Detrolt x-Cleveland x-Chlcago x-lndiana ((Milwaukee y-Denver Utah Seattle Minnesota Portland Pacific DMslon y-Phoenlx x-LA. Clippers x-LA. Lakers x-Sacramento Golden State TENNIS No scoring.

Penalties Dupont Cal (clipping) 3:53, Reich Cal (obstruction-tripping) 18:34. Second Period 1. Calgary. Sonne 1 (Covington, Alzner) 0:53 Penalties Pettersson Cal (closing hand on puck) 5:15, Schultz Cal (obstruction-hooking) 9:19, Herman MJ (obstruction-holding) 13:27, Merkley Cal, Zetariuk MJ (cross-checking) 18:21 Third Period 2. Moose Jaw, Jones 6 (Simpson, Holzapfel) 0:45 3.

Moose Jaw, Svensson 1 (Jones) 2:31 4. Moose Jaw, Svensson 2 (Holzapfel) 9:44 Penalties Moose Jaw (too many men: served by Smith) 3:23, Reich Cal, Chapman MJ (unsportsmanlike conduct) Shots on goal by Calgary 3 10 12-25 Moose Jaw 11 10 13-34 Goal Calgary: Pogge Moose Jaw: Power plays (goals-chances) Calgary: 0-2; Moose Jaw: 0-4. Referee Rob Matsuoka. Linesmen Paul Brunen, Nathan Weiler. Attendance Austria, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3.

Family Circle Cup CHARLESTON, South Carolina Results Sunday from the Family Circle Cup, a $1.34 million US WTA Tour event on clay at Family Circle Tennis Center (seed-Ings in parentheses): Singles -Championship Nadia Petrova (2), Russia, def. Patty Schnyder (3), Switzerland, 6-3, 4-6, 6-1. Doubles Championship Lisa Raymond, united States, and Samantha Stosur (1), Australia, def. Virginia Ruano Pas-cual, Spain, and Meghann Shaughnessy (2), United States, 3-6, ATP Open Comunldad Valenclana VALENCIA, Spain Results Sunday from the $479,059 US Valencia Open on clay at the Valencia Tennis Club: Singles -Final Nicolas Almagro, Spain, def. Gilles Simon, France, 6-2, 6-3.

U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships HOUSTON Results Sunday from the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships, a $380,000 US ATP event on clay at the Westside Tennis Club: Singles Championship Mardy Fish, U.S., def. Jurgen Melzer, x-clinched playoff berth, y-clinched division, z-clinched conference. Sunday Results Chicago 117 Miami 93 Dallas 111 Utah 95 Detroit 103 New York 97 LA.

Lakers 109 Phoenix 89 New Jersey 95 Boston 93 Sacramento New Orleans 79 San Antonio 103 Minnesota 90 Seattle 114 LA. Clippers 98 Washington 104 Cleveland 92 Saturday Results Atlanta 120 Milwaukee 114 Charlotte 92 Indiana 91 (OT) Golden State 86 Portland 81 Memphis 93 Houston 81 Orlando 102 Philadelphla97 Sacramento 100 Denver 82 Today's Games Indiana at Toronto, 5 p.m. Chicago at Orlando, 5 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 5:30 p.m. Charlotte at New York, 5:30 p.m.

Detroit at Milwaukee, 6 p.m. Utah at San Antonio, 6 JO p.m. Houston at Denver, 7 p.m. New Orleans at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Portland at Golden State, 8:30 p.m, Tuesday Games Miami at Atlanta, 5 p.m.

Milwaukee at Washington, 5 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. LA. Clippers at p.m. Seattle at Sacramento, 8 p.m.

Around The Leagues OHL Playoffs THIS DATE IN HISTORY April 17 1939 Joe Louis knocks out Jack Roper at 2:20 of the first round in Los Angeles to retain the world heavyweight title. 1976 Mike Schmidt hits four consecutive home runs and drives In eight runs as the Philadelphia Phillies overcome a 13-2 deficit to beat the Cubs 18-16 in 10 innings at Chicago's Wrigley Field. 1982 The Denver Nuggets' Alex English, Dan Issel and Kiki Vandeweghe each average 20 points a game, the first front court to do so since Bob Pettit, Cliff Hagan and Clyde Lovellette of St. Louis in 1961. 1987 Julius Erving of the Philadelphia 76ers becomes the third player to score 30,000 points in his pro career.

Erving scores 38 points to join Wilt Chamberlain and KareemAbdul-Jabbar. 1989 Abebe Mekonnen pulls away from Juma Ikangaa of Tanzania, the runner-up for the second consecutive year, with about two kilometres left for a 48-second victory in the Boston Marathoa 1994 Carl Lewis and his Santa Monica Track Club teammates rewrite their world record in the 800-metre relay at the Mt. San Antonio College Relays. Lewis, Mike Marsh, Leroy Burrell and Floyd Heard are timed at 1:18.68, breaking the record of 1:19.11 they had set on April 25, 1992. 1995 Kenya's Cosmas Ndeti wins the Boston Marathon for the third straight year and Germany's Uta Pippig captures the women's title for the second consecutive year.

1995 Wayne Gretzky reaches 2,500 career points when he sets up a power-play goal by Rob Blake in Los Angeles' 5-2 loss to Calgary, 1997 The New Jersey Devils' Martin Brodeur becomes the second NHL goalie to score in the playoffs. Brodeur's empty net goal caps a three-goal third period that gives the Devils a 5-2 win and a 1-0 lead in a first-round series against Montreal. 1999 Quarterbacks go 1-2-3 in the NFL Draft as Tim Couch, Donovan McNabb and Akili Smith go to Cleveland, Philadelphia and Cincinnati the first quarterback tri-fecta since 1971. 2001 Barry Bonds becomes the 17th major leaguer to hit 500 home runs. Bonds' two-run, eighth-inning drive off Terry Adams leads the San Francisco Giants over the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2.

CURLING Ultima World Curling Tour Players Championships Calgary Herald Men's Championship Sunday Hnescores Semifinals Pierre CharettetSt-Aime, Que.) 001 000 211 x-5 Kevin Martin (Edmonton)) .220 030 000 x-7 020 020 102 0 -7 Randy Ferbey (Edmonton) 102 101 020 1-8 Final Ferbey .010 220 021 x-8 Martin .201 001 100 x-5 BOO Classic Women's Championship Sunday llnescores Quarter-finals JanBetker(Regina) .001 000 301 x-5 Cathy King (St Albert) .010 112 020 x-7 Jennifer Jones (Winnipeg) .011 041 002 x-9 Debbie McCormick (Madison, .000 100 220 x-5 Shannon Kleibrink (Calgary) 104 021 xxx x-8 Kelly Scott (Kelowna, B.C.) .010 100 xxx x-2 Cheryl Bernard (Calgary) .020 001 030 0-6 ReneeSonnenberg (Grande Prairie) .000 110 101 1-5 Semifinals Kleibrink 100 101 021 0 -6 Bernard ,...022 020 100 1-8 King 100 001 OOx x-2 Jones .012 210 llx x-8 Final Bernard 030 200 010 20 -8 Jones 201 021 002 02-10 Late Saturday Bnescores Tiebreakers (Eight-endgames) Janet Harvey (Winnipeg) 010 100 Ox -2 Kelly Scott (Kelowna, B.C.) 101 021 lx-6 Heather Rankin (Calgary) ..100 102 00 -4 Cathy King (St Albert) .011 010 33 -9 ReneeSonnenberg (Grande Prairie) .004 002 01-7 Amber Holland (Regina) .010 210 20 -6 Debbie McCormick (Madison, Wis.) .210 200 2x-7 Anne Merklinger (Ottawa) 001 021 Ox-4 SPORT SELECT Dubois loses Fed Cupwarmup TENNIS Stephanie Dubois of Laval, lost 4-6, 6-2, 6-0 to Russian Vasll-Isa Bardlna In the final of a $25,000 US WTA Challenger tennis event Sunday at Jackson, Miss. Dubois, 19, was looking for her second title in 2006 after winning the Rockford Challenger in Illinois in February. "It was incredibly hot out there today," Dubois said. "I'm not looking for excuses but I didn't have anything left in me in the final set." "I played well in the first set but the long rallies finally had the best of me. She's a player I can beat but, in order to do that today, I would have had to finish the points much quicker, like I did in my previous matches." Bardina is ranked 147th in the world and Dubois is ranked 154th.

Dubois, Aleksandra Wozniak, Marie-Eve Pelletier and Sharon Fichman will represent Canada in Fed Cup play starting Wednesday in Medellin, Colombia. "I'm happy about the way I played this week," said Dubois. "It is an excellent preparation for the upcoming tournaments held on clay and also for next week's Fed Cup tie." Scorpion stings Lion at Olympic Oval 9-BALL Johnny (The Scorpion) Archer came back to defeat Alex (The Lion) Pagulayan late Saturday night in the final of the SML Entertainment 9-Ball Open championship at the Olympic Oval. In a morning match, Pagulayan had stayed undefeated by downing Archer 11-2, forcing Archer to the B-side bracket. But the veteran from Way-cross, battled back to the championship game by defeating Edwin Mon-tal of Calgary 11-4.

And, in a four-hour'finale, Archer defeated Pagulayan, the former world 9-ball champ from Toronto, 15-11 to claim the title and a cheque for $15,000. Istace, Green snare bronze medal RACQUETBALL Kris Odegard of Saskatoon won a gold medal in singles play Sunday to help the Canadian men's team finish second at the Pan American championships at Guatemala City. Mike Green of Burnington, Ont, and Brian Istace of Calgary picked up a bronze in the doubles play for Canada, while Vincent Gagnon of Longueuil, lost in the singles quarter-finals. The Canadian women's team finished fourth, as the doubles team of Josee Grand'Maitre of Longueuil and Veronique Guillemette of Deauville, won bronze. That left Canada third in the overall standings, behind the United States and Mexico.

Crusaders, Waratahs look dominant I RUGBY The Canterbury Crusaders and New South Wales Waratahs cemented their places at the top of rugby union's Super 14 with lOth-round wins, but the playoff clock began ticking more loudly for teams camped outside the top four. The Crusaders scored seven tries in a stylish and efficient 53-17 demolition of South Africa's Cheetahs on Saturday, their margin fattened by All Black fly half Daniel Carter's contribution of 28 points. The Waratahs scored three second-half tries, outscoring the Brumbies 23-0 after a 14-14 halftime deadlock, to remain in sight of the Crusaders as they head toward a late-season bye. Meanwhile, captain Daisuke Ohata ran in a pair of tries Sunday as Japan cruised to an 82-9 win over the Arabian Gulf at Tokyo in Asian qualifying for the rugby World Cup. And, at Dubai, Fiji scored three first-half tries and held on for a 20-13 win over Canada in the Division semifinal at the world under-19 rugby championships Sunday.

Andrew Buxton-Forman of Oakville, Ont, led the way offensively with two penalty kicks and a conversion, while Adam Paul of St. John's, N.L., scored the team's only try late in the second half. POINT SPREAD Time No. vis. Home Basketball NBA Today AHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division GPWLOiSL GF GA Pt z-Portland 80 53 19 5 3 306 241 114 X-Hartford 80 48 24 2 6 292 241 104 x-Manchester 80 43 30 3 4 236 230 93 x-Providence 80 43 31 1 5 254 217 92 Lowell 80 29 37 7 7 222 257 72 Springfield 80 28 43 3 6 220 312 65 Albany 80 25 48 4 3 206 278 57 East Division GPWLOiSLGFGAPt y-WBarre 80 51 18 6 5 249 178 113 x-Hershey 80 44 21 5 10 262 234 103 X-Norfolk 80 43 29 4 4 259 246 94 x-Bridgeport 80 38 33 6 3 246 253 85 Binghamton 80 35 37 4 4 258 295 78 Philadelphia 80 34 37 2 7 197 232 77 WESTERN CONFERENCE North Division GP OL SL GF GA Pt z-Gr Rapids 80 55 20 1 4 323 247 115 x-Syracuse 80 47 25 5 3 272 251 102 x-Manitoba 80 44 24 7 5 243 217 100 x-Toronto 80 41 29 6 4 270 263 92 Rochester 80 37 39 2 2 261 270 78 Hamilton 80 35 41 0 4 225 251 74 Cleveland 80 27 48 2 -3 210 302 59 West Division GP OL SL GF GA Pt y-Milwaukee80 49 21 6 4 268 234 108 x-Houston 80 50 24 3 3 285 242 106 X-Peoria 80 46 26 3 5 253 226 100 x-lowa 80 41 31 1 7 238 228 90 Chicago 80 36 32 4 8 278 275 84 Omaha 80 35 31 3 11 206 221 84 San Antonio 80 23 50 3 4 153 251 53 x-Clinched playoff berth, Clinched division title Clinched conference title.

Note: Two points are awarded for a win, one point for an overtime or shootout loss. Sunday Results Syracuse 5 Toronto 4 (SO) Albany 5 Binghamton 4 Houston 5 Iowa 3 Lowell 7Providence3 Omaha 4 San Antonio 3 End of 2005-06 Regular Season AJHL Championship Fort McMurray vs. Camrose (Fort McMurray leads series 3-2) Sunday Game Fort McMurray at Camrose Friday Result Fort McMurray 2 Camrose 0 Tuesday Game x-Camrose at Fort McMurray, 8:30 p.m. x-played if necessary. Previous Results Saturday, Apr.

8 Camrose 2 Fort McMurray 1 Sunday. Apr. 9 Fort McMurray 2 Camrose 1 (OT) Tuesday, Apr, 11 Fort McMurray 3 Camrose 2 Wednesday, Apr. 12 Camrose 1 Fort McMurray 0 (40T) Anavet Cup MJHL vs. SJHL Champions Winnipeg South (MJHL) vs.

Yorttton (SJHL) (Best-of-7) Friday, Apr. 21 Winnipeg South at Vorkton, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Apr. 22 Winnipeg South at Yorkton, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Apr, 25 Yorkton at Winnipeg South, 7:30 p.m.

NHL Playoff Races TORONTO Races for the remaining playoff berths in the National Hockey League, with team, point total in parentheses and remaining schedule for the 82-game regular season (through games of Apr. 16; d-division leader; y-clinched division; z-clinched conference; p-clinched Presidents' Trophy for best overall record). EASTERN CONFERENCE Clinched Berths (six of eight claimed) y-Carolina (112 points); y-Ottawa(lll); Rangers (100), Buffalo (108); New Jersey (99); Philadelphia (99). Eliminated Boston, Florida, N.Y. Islanders, Pittsburgh, Toronto, Washington.

Montreal (93) Home (1) New Jersey (Apr. 18). Tampa Bay (92) Home (1) Washington (Apr. 18). Atlanta (89) Away (2) at Washington (Apr.

17); at Florida (Apr. 18). WESTERN CONFERENCE Clinched Berths (all eight claimed) pz-Detroit (122), y-Dallas (111), y-Calgary (103), Nashville (104), San Jose (99); Anaheim (96); Colorado (95); Edmonton (93). Eliminated Chicago, Columbus, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Phoenix, St Louis, Vancouver. Conference Finals (Best-of-7) Eastern Conference Bobby On Trophy Peterborough vs.

Barrie Thursday, April 20 Barrie at Peterborough Saturday, April 22 Peterborough at Barrie Monday, April 24 Barrie at Peterborough Wed April 26 Peterborough at Barrie Friday, April 28 x-Barrie at Peterborough Saturday, April 29 x-Peterborough at Barrie Monday, May 1 x-Barrie at Peterborough Western Conference London vs. Guefph Wayne Gretzky Trophy Thursday, April 20 Guelph at London Friday, April 21 London at Guelph Sunday, April 23 Guelph at London Tuesday, April 25 London at Guelph Friday, April 28 x-Guelph at London Sunday, April 30 x-London at Guelph Monday, May 1 x-Guelph at London x-played if necessary. QMJHL Playoffs Semifinals (Best-of-7) Moncton vs. vs. Gatlneau Schedule TBA.

Acadle-Bathurst vs. Quebec Friday, April 21 Acad le-Bathurst at Quebec Saturday, April 22 Acadie-Bathurst at Quebec Tuesday, April 2S Quebec at Acadie-Bathurst Wednesday, April 26 Quebec at Acadie-Bathurst Friday, April 28 x-Acadie-Bathurst at Quebec Sunday, April 30 x-Quebec at Acadie-Bathurst Tuesday, May 2 x-Acadie-Bathurst at Quebec x-played if necessary. BCHL Championship Bumy vs. Penticton (Series tied 2-2) Sunday Game BurnabyatPenticton Friday Result Penticton 3 Burnaby 1 Monday Game Penticton at Burnaby Tuesday Game x-Burnaby at Penticton x-played if necessary. Previous Results Monday, Apr.

10 Burnaby 4 Penticton 2 Tuesday, Apr. 11 Penticton 4 Burnaby 3 (OT) IIHF Under-18 Championship Pool A A U.S. 3 3 0 0 18 2 6 Russia 3 2 1 0 19 9 4 Czech Republic 3 2 1 0 9 9 4 Germany 4 1 3 0 12 23 2 Belarus 3 0 3 0 3 18 0 PoolB AtHalmstad A Finland 3 3 0 0 12 7 6 Canada 3 2 1 0 12 6 4 Sweden 3 2 1 0 10 6 4 Slovakia 3 1 2 0 10 11 2 Norway 4 0 4 0 7 21 0 Sunday Results Finland 2 Norway 1 Germany 5 Belarus 1 Saturday Results Sweden 2 Canada 0 Slovakia 5 Norway 2 Russia 9 Germany 5 U.S. 5 Czech Republic 0 Today's Games AtHalmstad Canada vs. Finland Sweden vs.

Slovakia AtAngelholms Czech Republic vs. Russia U.S. vs. Belarus End of preliminary round Wednesday, April IS Championship Bracket Quarter-finals SecondAvs.ThirdB Second vs. Third A Relegation Bracket Fourth A vs.

Fifth Fourth vs. Fifth A Thursday, April 20 Championship Bracket Semifinals First vs. Second A-Third Winner First A vs. Second B-Third A Winner Relegation Bracket Fifth A VS. Fifth Fourth A vs.

Fourth Friday, April 21 Championship Bracket Fifth Place Game Quarter-final losers. Saturday, April 22 Championship Bracket Bronze Medal Game Semifinal Losers. Gold Medal Game Semifinal Winners. 31 CHI ORL 65 35 -15 2.5 2.5 -75 -105 32 IND TOR 530P 33 CHL NY 5:30 34 CLE BOS 35 DET MIL 6:30 36 UTH SA i 7:00 37 HOU DEN 8:00 38 NWOPHX .39 POR GS I Baseball I MLB BOXING PRO-LINE Time No. Vis.

Home OU Basketball NBA Today 5:00 31 CHI ORL 4.50 2.90 1.60 190.5 5:00 32 IND TOR 2.15 2.45 3.25 1965 NY 230 2352.40 2025 5:30 34 CLE BOS 2.30 2.402.90 1915 6:00 35 DET MIL 2.30 2.40 2.90 1875 6:30 36 UTH SA 5.75 4.00 1.30 181.5 7:00 37 HOU DEN 5.75 4.001.30 187.5 8:00 38NWO PHX 5.00 3.001.50 214.5 8:30 39 POR GS 6.00 4.25 L20 199.5 Baseball MLB Today 9:00 A 1 SEA BOS 2.30 1.35 10.5 11:00 A 2 CLE DET 1.75 1.65 9.5 5:00 3 ANA BAL 1.60 1.80 9.5 5:00 4 STL PIT 1.40 2.15 95 5:00 5 ATI NYM 2.45 130 75 5:00 6 FLA CIN 2.45 1.30 10.5 6:00 7 KC CHW 2.65 1.25 9.5 6:00 8 MIL HOU 1.80 1.60 9.5 6:30 9 SD COL 1.75 1.65 11.5 7:30 10 SF ARZ 1.80 1.60 9.5 8:00 11 CHC LA 1.75 1.65 85 Upcoming Schedule 15 Wednesday. April 19 at West Palm 05 05 15 Today 1 SEA BOS 2 CLE DET 3 ANA BAL 4 STL PIT 5 ATL NYM 6 FLA CIN 7 KC CHW 8 MIL HOU 9 SD COL 10 SF ARZ 11 CHC LA -15 -15 1 9:00 A 11:00 A 5:00 5:00 I 6:00 6:30 730P 8:00 -15 0.5 0.5 05 05 Saturday, May 6 at Tokyo -12 rounds, WBC strawweight title: Eagle Kyowa (15-1, 6 KOs) vs. Rodel Mayol (22-0, 17 KOs). Saturday, May 6 at Las Vegas (HBO PPV) -12 rounds, WBC junior middleweight title: Oscar de la Hoya (37-4, 29 KOs) vs. Ricardo Mayorga (28-5-1, 23 KOs).

Saturday, May 8 at Worcester, Massachusetts (SHOWTIME) -12 rounds, WBA junior middleweight title: Jose Antonio Rivera (37-4-1, 24 KOs) vs. Alejandro Garcia (25-1, 24 KOs); 12 rounds, IBF junior middleweight title: Roman Kar-mazin (34-1-1, 21 KOs) vs. Daniel Santos (29-3-1, 20 KOs); 12 rounds, vacant IBF cruiserweight title: Steve Cunningham 26 KOs). Saturday. May 6 at Jakarta, Indonesia -12 rounas, IBF minimum weight title: Muhammad Rachman (50-7-4, 22 KOs) vs.

Omar Soto (14-2-1, 10 KOs). Beach, Florida (ESPN2) -12 rounds, welterweights: Kermit Cintron (25-1, 23 KOs) vs. David Estrada (18-2, 9 KOs). Wednesday, April 19 at Sydney, Australia -12 rounds, super middleweights: Anthony Mundine (25-3, 20 KOs) vs. Danny Green (21-2, 19 KOs).

Saturday, April 22 at Mannheim, Germany (HBO) -12 rounds, IBF heavyweight title: Chris Byrd (39-2-1, 20 KOs) vs. Wladimir Klitschko (45-3, 40 KOs). Friday, April 28- at Uncasville, Connecticut (ESPN2) -12 rounds, heavyweights: Samuel Peter (25-1, 21 KOs) vs. Julius Long(14-7, 12 KOs). Saturday, April 29 at Mashantucket Connecticut (HBO) -12 rounds, lightweights: Acelino Freitas (37-1, 32 KOs) vs.

Zahir Raheem (27-1, 16 KOs). Monday. May 1 at Bangkok, Thailand -12 rounds, WBC flyweight title: Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (60-2, 31 KOs) vs. Daigo Nakahiro KOs). Hockey NHL Today 5:00 61 ATL WSH 1.40 7.10 3.10 6.5 'fcOOP 5:00 62 DAL DET 2.20 6.40 1.75 65 5:30 63 NYl PIT 1.95 6.00 2.00 6.5 5:30 64 COL EDM 2.20 6.401.75 65 i 8:30 65 CGV ANA 2.30 6501.70 55 8:30 66 LA SJ 4.10 7.40125 65 Hockey NHL Today 61 ATL WSH 62 DAL DET 63 NYl PIT 64 COL EDM 65 CGY ANA 66 LA SJ -15 -05 05 0.5 -05 1.5 Soccer England Today 5:45 A 80 MU TOT 1.80 3.153.25 5:45 A SOCCER Soccer England Today 80 MU TOT NA 81 PSM CHT NA 82 EVT CHE NA 83 WSTHMM1D NA 84 NEW SUNDR NA 85 BLT WB NA Tuesday 86 AV WIGAN NA Wednesday 87 BLK BIR NA International Scores Sunday 8:00 A 81 PSM CHT 2.85 3.052.00 8:00 A 8:00 A 82 EVT CHE 4.45 1.20 8:00 A 8:00 A 83WSTHM MID 2.60 3.00 2.20 1 8:00 A 8:00 A 84 NEWSUNDR 1.75 120 3.40 1 8:00 A 1:00 85 BLT WB 2.35 2.95 2.45 Tuesday 1 12:45 86 AV WIGAN 3.25 115 1.80 12:45 Wednesday 1 12:45 87 BU BIR 2.40 2.902.40 12:45 Greece AtromitoslPanionios3 PAOK3Levadiakosl AEK2OFI0 Akratitos 1 Apojlon 3 IraklislPanathinaikosO Lanssa20lympiakosl Kallithea2Xanthil Portugal Maritimo 2 National 0 HORSE RACING CYCLING Sunday's Edmonton Northlands Harness Results Also; Shirley Hall, Leanback Coco, Hurricane Pat Padffc Rhapsody, Senga Smyrna, Sudsy.

Time29.1;58.4;12a2;lS7.1 Exactor(2-6)6120 Triactrjr(2-6-4)5ia20 PlMaidereCfi7JXJ05yostvcurFwseS4J00 4GTs Diamonds (Gillis) 1260 5.70 520 6KGK00I (TainshJr) 430 430 3MarksMark (Micallef) J330 Juskikys Princess, Digger Dale. Tin 294 Triactor(4-6'3)79O80 TRANSACTIONS Track Cycling World Championships BORDEAUX, France Results Sunday from the cycling Track World Championships: Women Kelrtn (Fifth not awarded because cyclist failed to finish; sixth place not awarded due to disqualification) 1. Christin Muche, Germany; 2. Clara Sanchez, France; 1 Shuang Guo, China; 4. Jennie Reed, U.S.; 7.

Natallia Tsylin-skaya, Belarus; Elisa Frisoni, Italy; 9. Tamilia Abassova, Russia; 10. Kerne Meares, Australia. Scratch 1. Maria Luisa Calle Williams, Colombia; 2.

Gina Grain, LacNne, Out; 1 Olga Slyusareva, Russia; 4. Rebecca Quinn, U.S.; 5. Elke Gebhardt Germany; 6. An-nalisa Cucinotta, Italy; 7. Lada Koz-likova, Czech Republic; a Adrie Visser, Netherlands; 9.

Joanne Kiesanowski, New Zealand; 10. Katherine Bates, Australia. Sprint (Eighth place not awarded due to dh quallrlcatlon) LTheoBos, Netherlands; I Craig McLean, England; 1 Stefan Nimke, Germany; 4. MickaelBourgain, France; 5. Damian Zielinskl, Poland; 6 Maximilian Levy, Germany; 7.

Roberto Chiappa, Italy; 9. Lukasz Kwiatkowski, Poland; 10. Edgar Ross, England. BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX-Placed LHP David Wells on the 15-day DL. Called up RHP Jermaine Van Bu-ren from Pawtucket of the IL.

CLEVELAND INDIAN S-Placed RHP Fernando Cabrera on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Fausto Carmona from Buffalo of the IL DETROIT TIGERS Placed INF Dmitri Young on the 15-day DL Called up OF Alexis Gomez from Toledo of the IL KANSAS CITY ROYALS Placed RHP Denny Bautista on the 15-day DL MINNESOTA TWINS-Purchased the contract of OF Ruben Sierra from Fort Myers of the Florida State League. Optioned OF Jason Kubel to Rochester of the IL NEW YORK YANKEES Signed INF Carlos Pena and RHP Jesus Colome to minor league contracts TAMPA BAY DEVI RAYS-Optioned RHP Jason Hammel to Durham of the IL Recalled RHP Chad Orvella from Durham. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Activated RHP AJ. Burnett from the 15-day DL National League CHICAGO CUBS-Optioned RHP Michael Wuertz to Iowa of the PCL Recalled RHP Roberto Novoa and RHP David Aardsma from Iowa.

Placed OF Angel Pagan on the 15-day DL PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Placed IB Sean Casey on the 15ay DL Purchased the contract of INF-OF Mike Edwards from Indianapolis of the IL Transferred RHP Kip Wells from the 15- to thekiayDL SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Recalled RHP Brad Hennessey from Fresno of the PCL Optioned RHP Jeremy Accardo to Fresno. WASHINGTON NATIONALS Placed RHP Ryan Drese on the 15-day DL Purchased the contract of RHP Saul Rivera from New Orleans of thePCL Golden Baseball League CHICO OUTLAWS-Agreed to terms with LHP AJ. Ampi and LHP-pitching coach Alex Carba-jal. FOOTBALL Arena Football League KANSAS CITY BfttGADE-Re-Signed Gillis Wilson. HOCKEY National Hockey League CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Recalled Matt Keith from Norfolk of the AHL COLUMBUS BLUEJACKETS Recalled Andy Delmore and Jamie Pushor from Syracuse of the AHL EDMONTON OILERS-Recalled LW Jean-Francois Jacques, Mathieu Roy and Danny Syvret from Hamilton of the AHL MONTREAL CANADtENS-Reassigned Jaroslav Halak from Hamilton of the AHL to Long Beach of the ECHL MINNESOTA WHJWteassigned Miroslav Kopriva, Erik Hertz and Erik Westrum to Houston of the AHL PHOENDT COYOTES Re-signed Zbynek Michalek to a four-year contract TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Signed Robbie Earl to a three-year contract American Hockey League HAMILTON BUUDOGS-Assigned James Sanford to Long Beach of the ECHL NORFOLK ADMIRALS Assigned Cody Siangan to Greenville of tneECHL OMAHA AK-SAR-BEN KNIGHTS Assigned Adam Party to Las Vegas of the ECHL TENNIS WTA TOOTt-Announced the retirement of Conchita Martinez.

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Dodoe. 91 accident NBA Miami Heat coach Pat Riley will not accompany his team to Atlanta today, heading instead to upstate New York to visit his ailing mother LeBron James was back in the Cleveland Cavaliers' starting lineup Sunday against the Washington Wizards after missing a game for the first time this season because of a sprained left ankle. TENNIS Nadia Petrova battled stifling heat and sore 'egs to defeat Patty Schnyder 6-3, 4-6, 6-1 Sunday at Charleston, S.C, and win the Family Circle Cup for her second straight tournament victory. Petrova now has four tour victories, all in the past six months Mardy Fish rallied to defeat Jurgen Melzer 3-6, 6-4. 6-3 in the U.S.

Clay Court Championship final at Houston. Sunday's Stampede Park Thoroughbred Results Spain; 1 Ukraine; 1 Argentina; 4. Britain; 5 Switzerland; 6. Belgium; 7. Netherlands; 8.

Russia; 1 Australia; 10. France. Amstel Gold Race MAASTRICHT. Netherlands Results Sunday from the 253-kilometre Amstel Gold ProTour cycling race: Frank Schteck, Luxembourg, six hours, 25 minutes, 39 seconds; 2. Stef-fen Wesemann, Germany, 22 seconds behind; 1 Michael Boogerd, Nether-lands.

4. Karsten Kroon, Nether-lands, 5. Patrik Sinkewitz. Germany, same time; 6. DavkJe Rebellin.

Italy, same time; 7. Miguel Angel Martin Perdiguero. Spain, same time; 8. Paolo BCTtim, Italy, 53; 9. Stefan Schumacher, Germany 57; 10.

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