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B2 TUESDAY, MAY 3. 2005 Sports SALINA JOURNAL 9 i 0 Q. CO LU I cc LL LU Chiefs to White: Thanlcs, no thanks KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jason White, the former Oklahoma quarterback passed over in the NFL draft, won't be invited back to the Kansas City Chiefs' mini- camp. White, who won the Heisman Trophy as a junior in 2003, got the news Sunday from coach Dick Vermeil at the end of a three-day tryout for rookies.

He had been competing with seventh-round draft choice James Kilian of Tulsa for a possible spot with the Chiefs, who already have three veteran quarterbacks on the roster. "What I recommended him to do, if he really wants to play in the NFL, is to go to the Arena League, sharpen his skills and compete," said Vermeil. "I think he's aware of where he is and what he needs to do." General manager Carl Peterson had said earlier that it might be two weeks before the Chiefs made a decision on White, adding they'd be willing to send films of his Kansas City workout to any other teams that showed interest in him. Boston settles suit for 5.1 million BOSTON The city paid $5.1 million Monday to the parents of a college student who was killed by a pepper-spray pellet fired by police trying to subdue a riot among Red Sox fans outside Fenway Park after Boston's playoff win over the New York Yankees last fall. Victoria Snelgrove, a 21-year-old Emerson College senior from East Bridgewater, died hours after she was hit in the eye socket with the supposedly non- lethal projective on Oct.

21 after Boston beat the Yankees for the American League pennant. Deputy Superintendent Robert E. O'Toole, who was in charge of operations around Fenway that night and fired one of the weapons, also will retire from the force, the Police Department said. Winslow injured in motorcycle wreck CLEVELAND Browns tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. sustained internal injuries when he was thrown ftom a motorcycle, the team said Monday night.

Winslow, who missed most of last season with a broken right leg, also has swelling in his right shoulder and right knee. The extent of those injuries won't be known until further tests are performed and the swelling subsides. The Browns didn't provide details of Winslow's internal injuries, but said they are not life-threatenihg. Winslow had complained of chest pains after he'was injured Sunday Winslow was riding in a community college parking lot Sunday when he hit a curb at about 35 mph and was thrown from the motorcycle, Westlake police Lt. Ray Arcuri said.

Wallace wins top defensive honor AUBURN HILLS, Mich. Pistons center Ben Wallace won the NBA's Defensive Player of the Year award for the third time in four years Monday. Wallace, who was presented with the award at an afternoon news conference, joins Dikembe Mutombo as the only two players to win the award three or more times. Like he was blocking a shot, Wallace deflected credit to his teammates. "I wish we could divide this up and give a piece to everybody," he said.

Wallace also won it in 2002 and 2003. Mutombo won in 1995, 1997, 1998 and 2001. NASCAR TOP 10 NEXra Cup Series Following race 9 of 36 Top Top Wks Prev. In Rk Driver Points Wins 5s 10s topic rank 1. Jlmmle Johnson.

1 7 9 1 2. Kurt Busch 1.238 1 4 6 9 2 3. Jeff Gordon 1.217 3, 4 4 7 4 4. Greg BIffle 1,181 3 5 8 3 3. Elliott Sadler 1,164 0 1 5 7 5 6.

Tony Stewart 1,088 0 2 4 7 14 7. DaleJarrett 1,085 0 1 2 4 13 8. Kevin Harvick 1,083 1 2 3 3 11 9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1,070 0 3 4' 2 12 10.

Jamie McMurray 1,067 0 3 3 2 15 Additional champlonshlp-point earners 11. Mark Martin 12. Jeremy Mayfield 13. Rusty Wallace 14. Carl Edwards 15.

Ryan Newman 16. Michael Waltrip 17. Sterling Marlln' 18. Jeff Burton 19. Scott Riggs 934; 20.

Casey Mears 912; 21. Dave Blaney 904; 22. Kasey Kahne 901; 23. Matt Kenseth 875; 24. Joe Nemechek 868; 25.

Brian Vickers 847; 26. Kyle Busch 832; 27. Kyle Petty 830; 28. Mike Bliss 822; 29. Ken Schrader 798; 30.

Travis Kvapil 777; 31. Jeff Green 775; 32. Ricky Rudd 732; 33. Bobby Labonte 714; 34. Jason Leffler 684; 35.

Mike Wallace 681; 36. Scott Wimmer 679; 37. Bobby Hamilton Jr. 576; 38.Kevln Lepage 439; 39. Robby Gordon 377; 40.

Hermie Sadler 335; 41. Johnny Sauter 333; 42. John Andretti 225; 43. Boris Said 222; 44. Terry Labonte 212; 45.

Bill Elliott 195; 46. Jimmy Spencer 176; 47. Martin Truex Jr. 161; 48. Randy LaJoie 134; 49.

Stanton Barrett 113; 50. Kerry Earnhardt 112 SOURCE; NASCAR AP Scoreboapd Today's TV lineup TELEVISION BASEBALL 7 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox FSIVIW, cable 34 7 San Diego St. at Cal State Fullerton ESPN2, cable 33 BASKETBALL 7 Philadelphia at Detroit TNT, cable 30 9:30 Sacramento at Seattle TNT cable 30 SOCCER 1:30 Chelsea at Liverpool ESPN2, cable 33 RADIO BASEBALL 7:05 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox KSAL, 1150-AM BASKETBALL 7 Pennsylvania at Kansas KSAJ, 98.5-FM Today's schedule BASEBALL Abilene at Southeast of Saline, 3 p.m. Hutchinson at Salina South, 4 p.m. Wichita Trinity at Sacred Heart, 4:30 p.m.

Ell-Saline at Canlon-Galva, 4:30 p.m. Kansas City Royals at Chicago White Sox, 7 p.m. BASKETBALL Pennsylvania at Kansas Cagerz, 7 p.m. GOLF Sacred Heart, Southeast of Saline at Marion, 3 p.m. Kansas Wesleyan at NAIA regional, Elkhorn, Neb.

SOCCER Salina South at Salina Central, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL Brown Mackie at Hutchinson Southeast of Saline at Clay Center, 3:30 p.m. Hutchinson at Salina South, 4 p.m. Belleville at Sacred Heart, 4:30 p.m. Canton-Galva at Ell-Saline, 4:30 p.m.

TRACK Sacred Heart, Southeast of Saline at Minneapolis, 3 p.m. Ell-Saline atTescott, 4 p.m. NBA playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-ol-7) Thursday, April 28 Miami 108. New Jersey 105, 20T Indiana 99. Boston 76 Dallas 106, Houston 102 Friday, April 29 Philadelphia 115, Detroit 104 Phoenix 110.

Memphis 90 Sacramento 116, Seattle 104 Saturday, April 30 Washington 117. Chicago 99 Dallas 97, Houston 93 Boston 110, Indiana 79, series tied 2-2 San Antonio 86, Denver 78, San Antonio leads series 2-1 Sunday, May 1 Delroit 97, Philadelphia 92, OT, Delroil leads series 3-1 Miami 110, New Jersey 97, Miami wins series 40 Phoenix 123. Memphis 115, Phoenix wins series 4-0 Seattle 115, Sacramento 102, Seattle leads series 3-1 Monday, May 2 Washington 106. Chicago 99, series tied 2-2 Dallas 103, Houston 100, Dallas leads series 3-2 San Antonio at Denver, (n) Tuesday, May 3 Indiana at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Delroil, 7 p.m.

Sacramento at Seattle, 9:30 p.m, Wednesday, May 4 Washington at Chicago, 6 p.m. Denver at San Antonio, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 5 Detroit at Philadelphia, 6 p.m.. it necessary Boston at Indiana, 6 or 7 Dallas at Houston, 8:30 p.m. NBA summaries MAVERICKS 103, ROCKETS 100 HOUSTON (100) McGrady 7-22 10-14 25, Padgett 1-3 2-2 4.

Yao 10-13 10-16 30, Sura 3-5 0-0 7, Wesley 2-5 2-2 8, Bowen 0-1 0-0 0, James 6-9 4-4 16, Barry 3-7 0-0 7. Mutombo 1-2 1-2 3, Totals 33-67 29-40 100, DALUS (103) Jo.Howard 6-13 5-7 17, Nowilzki 9-22 4-6 S3. DarrplerO-O 1-2 1, Rnley 5-10 1-2 12, Terry 4-946 13, Henderson 2-4 0-0 4, Stackhouse 6-13 2-2 17, Daniels 3-5 5-711, Harris 2-3 1-2 5, Totals 3779 23-34 103, Houilon 22 22 24 32-100 Oallai 24 28 24 27 -103 3.Polnl 5-13 (W.esley 2-3, Sura 1-2, Barry 1-3, McGrady 1-4, Padgett 0-1), Dallas 6-16 (Slackhouse 3-4, Terry 1-2, Nowitzki 1-3, Finley 1-4, 0-1, Harris 0-1). Fouled Gut- None, 47 (McGrady 9), Dallas 51 (Nowitzki 13). 15 (McGrady 6), Dallas 17 (Terry 7).

Total 25, Dallas 26. WIZARDS 10S, BULLS 99 CHICAGO (99) Nocioni 2-6 0 -0 6, Davis 3-9 2 -4 8, Harrington 24 2-3 6, Hinrich 6-17 4-4 18, Duhon 0-0 0-0 0, Chandler 1-6 11-15 13, GriKin 6-8 1-2 13, Gordon 1-13 5-5 8, Fundertjurke 0-0 1-2 1, Pargo 6-17 2-3 18, Piatkowski 2-6 3-4 9, Totals 29-86 31-42 99, WASHINGTON (106) Jamison 6-17 2-218. Jellries 3-4 2 -2 8. Haywood 1-5 2-2 4, Hughes 3-16 4-6 10, Arenas 6-129-9 23, Rum 0-0 3-4 3, Thomas 2-5 1-4 5, Dixon 11-15 10-10 35, Peeler 0-1 0 -0 0. Profit 0 -1 0 -0 0, Totals 34-76 33-39 106.

Chicago 15 22 23 99 Washington 29 32 19 3-Poinl 10-33 (Pargo 4-11, Hin- lich 2-6, Piatkowski 2-6, Nocioni 1-3, Gordon 1-7), Washington 5-13 (Dixon 3-4. Arenas 2 -3, Jamison 0-1, Peeler 0-1, Hughes 0-4). Fouled Rullin. 55 (Chandler 13), Washington 61 (Thomas 9). 16 (Hinrich, Gordon 6), Washington 18 (Arenas 5), Total 33, Washington 31, Defensive Three Second, Washington Defensive Three Second.

USBL standings UNITED STATES BASKETBALL LEAGUE Eastern Division Pel GB Westchester 4 2 .667 Brooklyn 3 3 ,500 1 Pennsylvania 3 3 .500 1 New Jersey 1 6 .143 Midwest Division Pel GB Kansas 6 2 .833 Oklahoma 3 2 .600 Dodge City 3 4 429 2 Nebraska 2 3 .400 S'i Sunday's results Westchester 102. New Jersey 91 Pennsylvania 111, Dodge City 110 Monday's results Kansas 113, Nebraska 107 Oklahoma 94, Brooklyn 85 Tuesday's Games Pennsylvania at Kansas, 7 Nebraska al Dodge City Oklahoma al New Jersey USBL summary KANSAS 113, NEBRASKA 107 N(2-3) MIN FG FT TP Banks 26 11-18 1-1 5 5 27 Chatfield 32 7-18 3-4 7 3 19 Hightower 27 t-11 4-5 4 6 6 House 34 4-8 4-8 4 4 1 2 Winbush 4 2-51-211 6 Spillers 35 4-10 9-14 13 3 17 Cornelle 25 1-4 0-4 4 6 3 Jellerson 26 3-7 2-4 5 6 6 Jordan 15 2-4 0-0 0 2 5 Bailies 16 2-3 0-0 2 1 4 Team rebounds 14 TOTALS 240 37 -88 24-42 59 36 107 K(6-2) MIN FG FT TP Colield 8 0-2 1-2 2 2 1 45 10-25 9-14 4 2 32 Moodie 20 5-11 0-0 4 1 12 A.Johnson 42 2-7 5-7 7 5 10 Guinn 12 1-2 1-4 2 3 3 McGuire 7-15 4-5 17 4 IB Crulchfield 32 5-12 9-14 6 5 21 Miller 37 6-15 1-4 14 4 14 Cole 8 1-4 0-0 13 2 Team rebounds 9 TOTALS 37-91 30-50 66 29 Nebraska 27 24 33 23 107 Kansos 29 19 32 33 113 3-polnl goals Nebraska 9-23 (Banks 4-8, Chatfield 2-6, Hightower 0-3, Winbush 1-2. Cornelle 1-3, Jordan 1-1); Kansas 9-28 311, Modie 2-6, 1-3, McGuire 0-1, Crulchfield 2-4, Miller 1-3), Assists Nebraska 12 (House, Spillers 3); Kansas 17 (Johnson 8), Turnovers Nebraska 18 (Hightower 6); Kansas IS 4). Blocked shots Nebraska 5 (Jefferson 2); Kansas 18 (McGuire 9), Steals Nebraska 7 (House, Jordan 2): Kansas 11 (N 4). Technical fouls Nebraska defensive 3 -seconds (2): Kansas: defensive 3 -seconds.

Officials Applebee, Sykes A-5 .170 BASEBALL Texas League First Halt East Division Pel. GB Tulsa (Rockies) 16 8 ,667 Arkansas (Angels) 14 9 ,609 I 'A Wichita (Royals) 10 14 .417 6 Springfield (Cardinals) 9 15 .375 7 West Division Pet. GB Midland (Alhletics) 15 9 .625 San Antonio (Mariners) 13 11 .542 2 Corpus Christi (Astros) 10 13 .435 A'A Frisco (Rangers) 8 16 .333 7 Monday's Games Corpus Christi at Arkansas, rain San Antonio 8, Springfield 0 Tulsa 5, Midland 4 Wichita 6, Frisco 6,12 innings Tuesday's Games Corpus Christi al Arkansas, 2 games San Anionio al Spnnglield Tulsa at Midland Wichita at Frisco Wednesday's Games Corpus Christi at Arkansas San Antonio at Springlietd Tulsa al Midland Wichita at Frisco College polls BASEBALL AMERICAN TOP 25 DURHAM, (AP) The lop 25 teams in the Baseball America poll with records through May 1 and previous ranking (voting by the stall of Baseball America): Record Pvs 1. Cal State Fullerton 33-11 2 2. Tulane 38-8 3 3.

Texas 37-9 1 4. Oregon Slate 32-8 6 5. Miami 33-11 5 6. Florida 31-12 4 7. Nebraska 37-9 8 8.

Georgia Tech 32-12 7 9. Arizona 29-15 9 10. Baylor 30-17 11 11. Long Beach Slate 32-14 12 12. Alabama 32-14 13 13.

Tennessee 32-14 18 14. North Carolina 36-10 10 15. Rice 32-15 15 16. Louisiana Slate 31-14 16 17. Missouri 31-13 14 18.

Arizona Slate 29-17 17 19. Soulh Carolina 32-12 19 20. Louisiana-Lalayelle 38-9 21 21. Mississippi 32-13 NR 22. Florida Stale 37-14 25 23.

North Carolina State 32-13 NR 24. Stanford 24-15 20 25. Southern Calilornia 27-15 22 COLLEGIATE BASEBALL TOP 25 TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) The top 25 teams in the 2005 Collegiate Baseball poil records through May 1, points and previous ranking voting by coaches, sports wnlors and sports information directors: Record Pis Pvs 1. Tulane 38-8 485 1 2.

Cal Stale Fullerlon 33-11 483 4 3. Texas 37-9 482 2 4. Florida 31-12 480 3 S.Nebraska 37-9 477 5 6. Georgia Tech 32-12 475 6 7. Miami 33-11-1 472 7 a.

Arizona 29-15 470 8 9. Oregon State 32-8 469 9 10. Long Beach State 32-14 466 11 11. Baylor 30-17 464 12 12. Alabama 32-14 462 13 13.

LSU 31-14 459 14 14. North Carolina' 36-10-1 456 10 15. Florida Slate 37-14 453 15 16. Tennessee 32-14 450 19. 17 Arizona State 29-17 446 17 18.

South Carolina 32-12 445 18 19. Louisiana-Lalayelle 38-9 442 21 20. Gal Poly-S Luis Obispo 30-14 440 24 31-13 438 16 22. Southern California 27-15 437 20 23. Stanford 24-15 435 22 24.

Rice 32-15 434 27 25. Mississippi 32-13 433 COLLEGIATE BASEBALL DIVISION II TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) The lop 25 teams in the Collegiate Baseball Division II poll, with records through May 1, points and previous tanking (voting by coaches, wnters and sporis inlormation directors): Record Pts Pvs I.Delta Stale 46-6 480 1 2. North Florida 39-11 464 3 3. Florida Southern 39-9 440 4 4.

Central Missouri State 44-7 430 2 5 Mesa State 4i-ii 420 6 6. Abilene Christian 41-14 406 5 7 Central Oklahoma 42-13 384 7 8 Francis Marion 34-14-1 364 8 9. Cal Stale Chico 34-12 342 12 10. Rollins 35-15 338 19 ll.USCAiken 36-14 326 11 12. North Alabama 35-17 310 19 13.

Kennesaw State 31-18 274 13 14. Tusculum 40-13 272 16 15. West Chester 33-10 246 IB 16. Wayne State (Neb.) 37-11 244 17 17. West Florida 33-19 240 14 18.

Tampa 34-15 212 20 19. Georgia College 8 Slate 32-20 180 21 20 Armstrong Atlantic State 31-13 150 25 21. Nova Southeastern 30-17 146 19 22. Wisconsin-Patkside 32-13 120 24 23. Western Oregon 33-11 110 23 24.

West Virginia State 35-13 108 25. S. Connecticut Slate 24-9 80 High school SE-SALINE 10, CONCORDIA 3 SE-Sallno 124 020 1 10 11 1 Concordia 100 Oil 0 3 4 1 Barnes and Rollins; Trosl and Sorrell. WP Barnes (6-0). LP Trost, 2B SES: Nicholson 2.

3B SES: Hardesty; Krier. SE-SALINE 6, CONCORDIA 3 SE-Sallne 001 300 1 5 6 2 Concordia 000 003 0 3 6 2 Gray. Myers (6) and Rollins; Gilliland and Fleming, WP Gray (3-), Gilliland, SV Myers (1), 2B Gilliland 2, 3B SES: Hardesty, Dupes, MCPHERSON IO, NEWTON 6 Newton 000 310 2 6 MePherson 203 212 10 WP Bowers, LP Runnels, MCPHERSON IO, NEWTON Newton OQO 002 3 5 MePherson 201 016 10 WP Schrag. LP Jaso, MONDAY'S SCORES Lincoln 4, Sylvan 3 Sylvan 12, Lincoln 9 Junior varsity SACRED HEART 17, MCPHERSON FRESHMEN 7 Sacred Heart 442 041 2 17 19 2 MePherson 140 002 0 7 6 6 WP Nelson. LP Young.

2B SH: Nelson, Bradbury, Compagnone Julian, 3B SH: Kilal, Bradbury, Nelson Julian, SACRED HEART 17, McPHERSON FRESHMEN 1 Sacred Heart 1(12)4 17 9 0 MePherson 001 1 2 5 WP Slain. LP Jerome. 2B SH: Davis, Kilal 3B SE-SALINE 11, CONCORDIA 0 SE-Sallne 111 80 7 0 Concordia 000 00 4 4 WP Bowles, LP Smith. 2B SES: Bowles. SE-SALINE 10, CONCORDIA 8 SE-Salino 351 001 0 -10 10 7 Concordia 204 020 0 8 3 WP Viat.

LP Tholslrup, Mugler. 2B Rubor. 3B SES: Schmid. PGA Tour STATISTICAL LEADERS Through May 1 Scoring Average 1, Phil Mickelson, 69.14. 2.

Luke Donald, 69.17. 3, Tiger Woods. 69.30. 4. Vijay Singh, 69.42.

6, Darren Clarke, 69.54. 6, Tom Lehman, 69,64. 7, Jose Maria Olazabal. 69.87. 8, Loren Roberts.

69,92, 9, Jim Furyk, 69,93, 10, Charles Howell III. 70,06, Driving Distance 1, Scott Hend, 315,2.2, Brett Wetterich, 307.1.3, Hank Kuehne. 301,3 4, Tiger Woods. 301.1. 5.

John Blioll, 299.9. 6, Scoll Gulschewski, 299.7 7. Harrison Frazar. 297.8. 8, Lucas Glover, 297.4.

9. John Daly, 297,2, 10, Chris Smith, 296.4. Driving Accuracy Percentage 1, Scoll Verplank, 79.6'ii. 2. Fred Funk, 79.5H'..

3, Bart Bryant. 76.9%. 4, Jeff Hart, 5 (lie), Omar Uresti and Gavin Coles, 74.7'!o, 7, Lee Westwood, 73.8%. 8, Olin Browne, 73.6%. 9, Jay Williamson, 73.5';-i, 10, Loren Roberts, Greens in Regulation Pet.

1, Kenny 73.5%, 2, Vijay Singh, 73.2%. 3. Tiger Woods, 72.4% 4, Sergio Garcia, 72.0%. 5, Ernie Els, 71.1%. 6.

Glen Hnatiuk, 70.9%. 7, Adam Scott, 8, David Toms. 70.7%. 9. 3 tied with 70.6%.

Total Driving 1. Kenny Parry. 60, 2, Darren Clarke, 80. 3, Charles Warren. 90.4 (tie), Mark Calcavecchia and Lee WeslwoDd, 93, 6, Billy Maylair, 98, 7, Vijay Singh, 99, Hunter Mahan, 118, 9 (tie).

John Senden and Bo Van Petl, 119. Putting Average 1, Chris DiMarco. 1.682. 2. Steve Strieker.

1.689. 3, Billy Andrade, 1.692. 4. Atwal, 1.695. 5, Joe Ogilvie, 1.697.

6 (tie), Phil Mickelson and Tim Clark. 1.698. B. Tiger Woods. 1.717.

9, Justin Leonard, 1 722. 10. Jim Furyk, 1 723. Birdie Average 1. Phil Mickelson, 5,22.

2. Tiger Woods, 5.16. 3, Atwal. 4.68. 4, David Toms.

4,51. 5, Billy Andrade, 4.43 6, Tim Clarli, 4.36. 7. Ernie Els. 4.29.

8 (lie), Darren Clarke, Relief Goosen and Joe Ogilvie, 4 15. Eagles (Holes per) 1. Breni Geiberger. 84.0. 2.

Ernie Els, 86.4. 3 (lie). Lee Woslwood. Joey Snyder III and Lucas Glover. 90.0.

6 (lie), Vijay Singh and Joe Ogilvie, 94.0. 8, Matt Gogol. 100.8. 9, Brian Davis, 101,3 10, Tag Ridings, 105.0 Sand Save Percentage 1. Luke Donald.

82.9%. 2, Pat Perez, 3, Tim Clark, 66.7'!i. 4, Phillip Pnce, 65.0%, 5. Brian Davis. 6.

Mark O'Meara. 63.8%. 7. Graeme McDowell, 63.0%. 8, Jose Maria Olazabal, 62.8%, 9 (tie), Billy Andrade and Tiger Woods, Ail-Around Ranking 1.

Darren Clarke, 233 2. Reliel Goosen, 265, 3, Vijay Singh, 277, 4, Mark Calcavecchia, 283, 5, Phil Mickelson, 311, 6, Tiger Woods, 323. 7, Ernie Els, 324 8, Luke Donald. 339.9, Billy Maylair, 345. 10, Brian Davis.

375. Champions Tour STATISTICAL LEADERS Through May 1 Scoring Average 1, Wayne Levi, 69.43. 2. Mark McNulty. 69.70.

3, Hale Irwin. 69.87. 4, Tom Watson, 69.91, 5, Bruce Fleisher, 70.30. 6, Don Pooley, 70.39. 7.

Monis Hatalsky, 70.43. 8. Dana Quigley, 70.48. 9 (tie), Tom Jenkins and DA. Weibring, 70.52.

Driving Distance 1. Tom Purizer, 295.2. 2 (tie), Gil Morgan and Craig Sladler, 289,2, 4 (lie). Brad BryanI and Keilh Fergus, 289,0. 6, John Jacobs.

286,9, 7, Mark James, 286.8. 8, R.W. Eaks, 286,1, 9, Hajime Meshiai, 284,7, 10. Mark Johnson. 284.1.

Driving Accuracy Percentage 1, John Bland, 82.1% 2 (tie), Ed Dougherty and Doug Tewell, 4, Wayne Levi, 5, Hugh BaiocchI, 6 (lie), Ed Fiori and Joe Inman. 79.8%. 8, Dave Stockton. 9, Allen Doyle, 77.6%, 10, Morns Hatalsky, Greens in Regulation Pot. 1, Tom Watson, 2, Mark McNulty.

73.6%, 3, Mark James, 4, Tom Jenkins, 5, Gary McCord, 6, D.A. Weibring, 72.5'"o. 7 (lie), Bruce Fleisher and Hale Irwin, 9 (tie), Wayne Levi and Tom Purtzer, Total Driving 1, Brad Bryant, 17. 2, Keith Fergus, 24. 3 (tie).

Bob Gilder and Tom Kile, 36. 5, Hale 42. 6 (lie), Wayne Levi and Dana Quigley, 43, 8, Bruce Llalzke, 47, 9 (lie), Mark James and Gil Morgan, 49. Putting Average 1, Tom Kite, 1,735. 2, Don Pooley, 1.739.

3, Dana Quigley. 1.746, 4, Howard Twilly, 1,756. 5, Rodger Davis, 1,759, 6, Tom Walson, 1,760, 7, Mark James, 1,761, 8 (tie), Joe Inman, Gary Koch and Wayne Levi, 1.762, Birdie Average 1, Tom Walson, 4,64, 2, Tom Kite, 4.45, 3, Craig Sladler, 4.35.4, Mark James, 4,20,6, Wayne Levi, 4.17 6, Mark McNulty, 4,15.7, Rodger Davis, 4.00, 8, Bruce Fleisher, 3,96, 9, John Jacobs, 3,95,10,2 tied with 3,91, Eagles (Holes per) 1, Gary Koch, 49.5.2, Gary McCord, 66.0,3 (tie), Tom Jenkins and Dana Quigley 69,0. 5, Mark Johnson, 72,0.6 (lie), Keith Fergus, Mike Raid and Craig Sladler, 76.5. 9 (tie).

Hale Imrin and Gil Morgan, 82,8. Sand Save Percentage 1, D.A, Weibring, 65.0%. 2. Rodger Davis, 63.3%. 3 (tie), Morris Hatalsky and Bob Murphy, 58.8%, 5, Des Smylh, 6 (tie), Tom Kile and Howard Twilly, 57.1 8, Ben Crenshaw, 9, Mark McNulty, 10, Ed Fiori, Ail-Around Ranking Wayne Levi, 93, 2 (lie), Hale Irwin and Tom Kite, 112, 4, Mark McNulty, 117, 5, Dana Quigley, 119, 6.

Morris Hatalsky, 157, 7, Tom Purtzer, 168, 8 (tie), Mark James and Craig Stadler, 169. 10, D.A. Weibnng, 173, LPGA Tour STATISTICAL LEADERS Scoring 1, Rosie Jones, 70,50. 2, Cristie Kerr, 70.76. 3.

Lorena Ochoa, 70.96. 4, Hee-Won Han, 71,36. 5 (tie), Jenniler Resales and Juli Inkslar, 71.47. 7, Grace Park, 71.65. 8 (tie), Kartie Webb and Carin Koch, 71.67, 10.

Shi Hyun Ahn, 71.75. Rounds Under Par 1 Annika Sorenstam, .909,2, Rosie Jones, .714. 3, Cristie Kerr, .619. 4, Hee-Won Han, .571. 5, Lorena Ochoa, ,560.

6, Jenniler Resales, ,533. 7, Dorothy Delasin, .526.8 (tie), Young Kim and Carin Koch, .524.10, Karrie Webb, .500, Eagles 1 (lie), Helen Allredsson, Wendy Doolan, Moira Dunn and Carin Koch, 3, 5,13 tied with 2. Greens In Regulation 1. Annika Sorenstam, ,792. 2, Healher Bowie, .740.

3, Dawn Coe-Jones, ,737. 4, Cristie Kerr, .722. 5, Tracy Hanson, ,714, 6, Patricia Baxter- Johnson, .713. 7 (lie), Grace Park and Wendy Ward, .706. 9 (lie), Stacy Prammanasudh, Shi Hyun Ahn and Donna Andrews, .704, Top 10 Finishes 1, Annika Sorenstam, 1,000, 2, Rosie Jones, .750, 3, Cristie Kerr, ,667, 4 (lie), Healher Bowie and Juli Inksler, ,600, 6, Lorena Ochoa, .571.

7 (lie), Hee-Won Han and Katherine Icher, .500, 9 (tie), Catriona Matthew and Gloria Park, ,429, Driving Distance 1. Brittany Lincicome, 273,0. 2, Annika stam, 272,9. 3, Reilley Rankin, 263.8, 4, Jennifer Resales, 263,2, 5, Isabelle Beisiegel, 262,6, 6, Catherine Cartwright, 261.9, 7, Heather Bowie, 261.5. 8, Sophie Guslafson, 261,3, 9, Helen lredsson, 261.1.10, Wendy Doolan, 260,7, Sand Saves 1 (lie), Silvia Cavalleri, Naree Song and Johanna Head, 1,000.4, Nadina Taylor, .800,5 (lie), Ji Yeon Lee and Stacy Prammanasudh, .778.

7, Jeong Jang, ,769, 8 (tie), Palricia Meunier-Lebouc and Jenna Daniels, .750.10, Lorio Kane, ,733, Birdies 1, Lorena Ochoa, 103,2 (lie), Natalie Gulbis and Wendy Ward, 84. 4 (lie), Cristie Kerr and Gloria Park, 80, 6, Catriona Matthew, 76, 7 (lie), Paula Creamer, Lorie Kane and Carin Koch, 69.10 (tie), Hee-Won Han and Young Kim, 68, High school boys SE QF SALINE INVITATIONAL At Salina Municipal Team scores Council Grove 334, Bennington 340, Ellinwood 342, Sacred Heart 344, Hesston 350, Southeast of Saline 364, Beloit 365, Ellsworth 370, St, John's Military 386, Medalists 1, Mann, Bennington, 74; 2, Rugan, Ellinwood, 79; 3, Clark, Sacred Heart, 79; 4. Adams, Council Grove, 80; 5. Sellers, Council Grove, "82; 6, Eck. Beloit, 82; 7, Jones, Council Grove, 83; 8.

Williams, St. John's Military, 84; 9. Norris, Bennington, 85; 10, Allen, Beloit, 85; 11. Wenger, Hesston, 85; 12. Kennedy, Ellsworth, 85; 13, Christie, SE-Salrne, 66; 14, Long, Ellinwood, 86; 15, Reimer.

Hesston. 86, Other Saline County scores Sacred Heart Gilsdorl 123, Curran 86, 0Ieary9I, Falcon 88, Deneaull 103, SI. John's Military Hudgins 99, Wood 147, Mickelson 99, Reinertsen 104, Wheeler 107, SE-Saline Mutschler 97, Wollord 92, Maine 111, Tanner 89, Unruh 119, GREAT BEND INVITATIONAL At Stone Ridge CC Team scores Maize 313, Salina Soulh 317, Garden City 332, Buhler 333, Hays 337, Dodge City 340, Great Bend 344, Liberal 357, Salina Central JV 384, Great Bend 408, Junction City 510. Medalists 1. Marney, Maize, 74; 2.

Gilmore, GB, 76; 3. Maxwell, Garden City, 76; 4. Dome, Maize, 76; 5, Frey, GC, 79; 6. Malick, SS, 79; 7. Hosleltet, SS, 79; 8.

Conway, SS, 79; 9. Quinley, SS, 80; 10. Clark, Maize, 80, Others Salina scores Salina South Qliphant 80, Hoppock 89. Salina Central JV Hough 93, Rolfs 93, Book 99, Marcozzi 99. Schriner 121, Ingrassia 113.

TMP-MARIAN INVITATIONAL At Smoky Hill CC, par 71 Team scores Colby 324, TMP-Manan 341, Scott City 346, Goodland 347, Norton 349, Trego 364, Phillipsburg 376, Ellis 380, Hays 383, Stockton 384, Oberlin 384, Russell 395, Medalists 1. Heyd, SC, 76; 2, Elliott, COL, 79; 3. Staley, COL, 79; 4, Linin, GLD, 79; 5, Gross, TMP, 80; 6. Mengel, COL, 80; 7, Pfannenstell, TGO, 83; 8, Cook, NOR, 84; 9, Raymer, GLD, 84, 10. Locke.

TGO, 85. Hole-in-one WHO Nick Brungardl, WHERE Riverbend Goll Course, WHEN Monday, HOLE yards, CLUB USED wedge. WITNESSES Allen GofI and Mall Burns. High school SOFTBALL CLAY CENTER 8, MAHYSVILLE 1 Clay Center 000 016 1 8 8 1 Maryevllle 100 000 0 1 6 3 WP-Carpenter. LP-Ketler.

MARYSVILLE 6, CLAY CENTER 3 Clay Center 200 010 0 3 11 2 Marysville 600 OOO 6 6 0 WP-Llster, LP-Logan SYLVAN 11, LINCOLN 2 Lincoln 010 001 0 2 2 Sylvan 006 311 11 9 WP Seehafer. LP Lind. ZB Sorensen, Lovin. SYLVAN 25, LINCOLN 15 Lincoln 3(12)0 000 15 7 Sylvan 562 652 25 31 WP Seehafer. LP Lind, 2B Rasmussen.

Pool. Vonada 2, Larsen 1. 3B T. Meitler, HR Rasmussen 2, Ayers, Lovin 2, Pool. Salina Central results No 1 singles 1.Gillam(4-0) No.

2 singles 2, Johnson (4-0) No. 1 doubles Augustine-Trower (4-0) No. 2 doubles Calp-Gray (4-0) Junior varsity SALINA CENTRAL INVITATIONAL BOYS Team scores Buhler 186, Hays 161, Salina Soulh 53, Manhattan 44, Salina Central 39. MePherson 39, Sacred Heart 8, Salina results relay 2. Salina South 3.

Salina Central 11:04.2. Discus 1. Madison, SC, 120-0, run 5, Krajicek, SH, 5:27 6. Peppiatt, SS, 5:32.8. Pole vault 5, Smith, SS, 8-0, 300m hurdles 3, HIad, SS, 2:26 .6.

BOOro run 3 Krajicek, SH, 4. Roberts, 5, Rivas-Martin, SC, 6. McClanahan, SC, 3:08,0. Shot put 1, Madison, SC, 43-7. 1 relay 3.

Salina South 4:10.0. run 1 Begnoche, SS, 2. Burke, SS, 3. Hrabe, SC, 4. Towery, SS, 12:45, GIRLS Tearn scores Buhler 145, Hays 143, Manhaltan7l, MePherson 49, Salina Soulh 33.

Salina Central 3, Salina results High lump 5, Long, SS, 4-2, Long Jump 2, Long, SS, 14-2, Shot put 5. McCuliick, SC, 24-2. 100m hurdles 1. Skillern, SS, 20,47, 100m dash 5, Long, SS, 14.34, 400ni relay 3, Salina Soulh 59.8. 400m dash Plank, Ss, 1:13.2.

BOOm run 6. Lilak, SC, 3 :1 1.3. 200m dash-Plank, Frosh-sophomore AT ELLSWORTH Boys team scores Russell 132, Southeast of Saline 101, Minneapolis 101, Lamed 87, Lincoln 32, Ellsworth 25, TMP- Marian 4, Southeast of Saline results High jump 1, Kirkbride, 5-10; Triple jump 2, Windholz, Javelin 5, Hemmy, 102 -9; 6, Webber, 90-0; 4x100 relay 2, Southeast ol Saline 800 6. Lynn, Discus 2, Melander, 102-11; 3. Webber, 99-08; 4.

Hemmy, 98-5; Long jump Kirkbride, 100 6. Shields, 11 400 3. Kirkbride, 59.10; 200 4.4. Shields. 25.02; 3,200 2, Lynn, 5.

Wilcox, Shot put 1. Webber, 36 -8; 3. Hemmy, 34-10; 5. Melander, 32-3; 1 ,600 5. Lynn, 5:45.08.

Girls team scores Larned 129, Russell 114, Minneapolis 51, Lincoln 37, Ellsworth 36, TMP-Marian 30, Southeast ol Saline 19. Southeast of Saline results 1 ,600 6. Andres, 3,200 3. Andres, Shot put 1. Harding, Discus 5, Harding, 68-2.

Middle school EIGHTH GRADE Boys team scores Beloit 141. Concordia 132, Sacred Heart Belleville 71Smith Center 57, Minneapolis 47 Sacred Heart results Shot put 3, Mille, 32-2; Long jump 5. Williams, 15- 'A; 100 5. Fritz, 13.05; 6, Springer, 14,75: 1,600 1. Hartman, 2.

Pahls, 5:31 .1 5. Garcia, 5:51,5: Triple jump 33-9 'i! High jump 4, Martin, 5-0; 5. Santiago, 410; 4x100 relay 6. 400 3. O'Leary, 59.43; 800 relay 1.

1 :47.71; 800 2. Hartman, 6. Pahls, 200 5, Santiago, 27.0; Medley relay Girls team scores Beloit 160. Concordia 128, Sacred Heart 89, Smith Center 64, Belleville 52, Minneapolis 35 Sacred Heart results Long jump 2. Schmidtberget, 14 -4'A; High jump Simoneau, 4-0; 100 5, Bergman, Triple jump 1, Schmidtberget, 31 -8; 1 ,600 3.

Backman, 4x100 relay 3. 400 2. Willman, 1 4, Newton, 800 relay 5.2:09,54; 800 1, Balder- slon, 2 :51 2, Jacobs, 6. Backman, 3 :05 200 5, Domingues, Medley relay 1,2:04.98, SEVENTH GRADE Boys team scores Sacred Heart 99, Beloit 94, Smith Center 90, Minneapolis 86, Concordia 62, Belleville 58 Sacred Heart results Long jump 1, Welchel, 16-4; 2, Riordan, 1510; 5. Helvey, 13 Shot put 4, Hendricks, 30-5; 100 4, Nelson, 14.29; 1 ,600 5, Klenda, 6 :21 6.

Thompson, Triple jump 1, Helvey, 2. Haushel, 30-7; 6, Moore, 4-0; 400 6. Rivera, 1 800 relay 2. 800 2. Riordan, 2 200 3, Welchel, 26.74; Medleytelay 1 :58.12, Girls team scores Concordia 142, Beloit 120, Smith Center 70.

Sacred Heart 54, Minneapolis 52, Bellevillo 47 Sacred Heart results Discus 3, Woolsoncroll, 60-8; High jump 4. Zey, 3-10; Long jump 1. Wilkens, 13-11 Shot put 6, Davis, 48-5; 1,600 2, O'Brien, 6. Faerber, 4x100 relay 2. 400 1, O'Brien, 800 relay 4.

Medley relay 2:21.53. NASCAR NEXTEL CUP LEADERS Through May 1 Points I. Jimmie Johnson, 1368.2, Kurt Busch, 1238.3, Jell Gordon, 1217 4, Greg Billle, 1181, 5, Ellioll Sadler, 1164. 6, Tony Stewart, 1088. 7, Dale Jar- retl, 1085, Kevin Harvick, 1083, 9, Dale Earnhardt 1070.10, Jamie McMurray, 1067.

II, Mark Martin, 1066, 12, Jeremy Maylield, 1064,13, Rusty Wallace, 1057, 14, Cart Edwards, 1046. 15, Ryan Newman, 1045, 16. Michael Waltrip, 1036, 17, Sterling Merlin, 1029. 18, Jell Bur- Ion, 1013.19, Scott Riggs, 934. 20, Casey Mears, 912, Money Jell Gordon, $2,956,762, 2, Kurt Busch, 52,581,988, 3, Jimmie Johnson, 52.345,107.

4, Dale Earnhardt 51,946,100, 5, Greg Bilfle, $1 ,787,023. 6, Tony Stewart, $1,657,253. 7, Ryan Newman, $1,494,582. 8, Kevin Harvick, $1 ,450,437. 9, Scoll Riggs, $1,436,701.

10, Michael Waltrip, $1,391,560, II, Elliott Sadler, $1,375,682. 12, Matt Kenseth, $1,328,272, 13, Rusty Wallace, $1,325,090. 14, Dale Jarrell, 31 ,293,457, 15, Jamie McMurray, $1,274,718. 16, Jeremy Mayfield, $1,274,508,17, Slerting Martin, $1,273,210. 18, Mark Martin, $1,257,273, 19, Kasey Kahne, $1,249,203,20, Jeff Burton, $1,242,773, Transactions BASEBALL Major League Baseball Minnesota RHP Juan Rincon lor 10 days for violating the joint drug prevention and treatment program.

American League BOSTON RED the contract ol RHP Jeremi Gonzalez Irom Pawtucket ol the IL. Designaled 1B-0F David McCarty lor assignment. LOS ANGELES INF Lou loni on the 15-day DL. Activated 2B Adam Kennedy from Ihe 15-day DL MINNESOTA the contract ol RHP Scott Baker Irom Rochester of Ihe IL. OAKLAND OF Nick Swisher on the 15-day DL, Called up INF-OF Jermaine Clark Irom Sacramento ol the PCL.

Transferred RHP Chad Bradford from Ihe 15-day to the 60-day DL. TAMPA BAY DEVIL IB Travis Lee on the 15-day DL. Purchased Ihe contract ol OF Damon Holtins Irom Durham of the IL. naled RHP John Webb for assignment. National League ARIZONA RHP Jose Valverde from Ihe 15-day DL.

Optioned OF Scott Hairston to Tucson of the PCL. SAN DIEGO PADRES-Placed INF Geoff Blum on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Purchased the contract of INF-OF Robert Pick Irom Portland ol Ihe PCL. Translerred OF Freddy Guzman from the 15-day to Ihe 60-day DL. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Purehased Ihe contract of RHP Jeremy Accardo Irom Norwich ol Ihe Eastern League.

Opfioned RHP Brad Hennessey to Fresno ol the PCL. Translened RHP Armando Benitez Irom the 15-day to the 60-day DL. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association Houston coach Jeff Van Gundy $100,000 for his public comments concerning NBA officiating on May 1 and Denver Carmelo Anthony $7,500 lor shoving San Antonio guard Menu Gi- nobili in an April 30 game, NEW YORK Gary Winkler to vice president, event presentation, FOOTBALL National Football League DALLAS to terms with RB Anthony Thomas on a one-year contract. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS-Slgned Kevin Fischer, CB Carlos Campbell, CB James Patrick and RB Derek Watson. WASHINGTON OL Jon Alston, OL Adrian Gonzalez, WR Pedro Holiday, DL CharlBS Howard, LB Zak Keasey and OL Do- mlnicjue Richardson, Released DB Ray Cuslls, OL Dan Goodspeed, OL Brett Hodge, WR Tiger Jones, LB Devin Lemons and OL Scott Pallrath, COLLEGE Saudra Roundlres and Lisa Nuxol women's assistant basketball coaches.

EASTERN Kwanza Johnson men's assistant basketball coach. IOWA Eric Brown men's assistant basketball coach, TEXAS CHRISTI-Named Sean Woods men's assistant basketball coach. BUI Schmitz tight ends and H- becks coach. UC RIVERSIDE-Named Clay McKnIghl, Mark Wade and Venn Webb men's assistant basketball coaches. Junior varsity MANHATTAN INVITATIONAL Team scores Salina Central 32, Manhattan 26, Salina Soulh 25, Marysville 21, Junction City 19, Topeka High 18.

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