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ppw im Saturday, March 31, 1990 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan B5 H'liiniH i NATIONA flHOC KEYiEgAG Sports Canada favored in world curling Star-Phoenix CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division (Rink personnel (listed at order of skip, third, second and lead). MEN Canada (Toronto) Ed Weren-Ich, John Kawaja, Ian Tetley, Pat Petroud Denmark (Copenhagen) Tommy Steme, Par Berg, Peter Andersen, Nan Fredenksen. Finland (Hyvlnku) Jussi Uusipaavalmeml, Jan Laukkanen, Jon Ara, Marko Poikolainen. Weal Germany (Fusaen) Andy Kapp, Flonan Zoergiebel, Christoph Huber, Uli Schneider. Italy (Cortina d'Ampezzo) Andrea Pavani, Fatxo Ahera, Franco Sovilla, Stelano Morona.

Norway (Oslo) Elgel Ramsljell, Sjur Loen, Niklas Jarund, Morten Skaug Scotland (Perth) David Smith, Mike Hay, Peter Smith, David Hay. Sweden (Omskoldsvlks) Nordstrom, Chnster Odl-Ing, Peder Flemstrom, Peter Nen-zen Switzerland (Zurich) Danel Model, Beat Stephan, Marc Brugqer, Lukas Frankhauser. United Statu (Suttle) Bard Nordland, Doug Jones, Murray Tomlinson, Tom Violetle. WOMEN Canada (Toronto) Alison Goring. KnsSn Turcotte, Andrea Lawes, Cheryl McPherson.

Denmark (Copenhagen) Helena Blach, Malene Krause, Lone Knstoffersen. Gitte Larsen. France (Megeve) Bngitte Lamy (lead), Jocelyns I'Henry, Paulette Sulpice (skip), Guylame Fratu-cello Germany (Oberatdort) Almut Hege-Scholl, Susanna Fink, Steffi Rosier, Ina Raderer Japan (Hokkaido) Mmon Kudo, Kaort Tatezakl, Etsuka Ito, Mayumi Abe Norway (Oslo) Dordi Nordby, Hanne Pettersen, Mette Halvorsen, Anne Jotun. Scotland (Glasgow) Carolyn Hutchinson, Claire Milne, Mam Milne, Tara Brown. Sweden (Ostersund) Helena Svensson (third), Lotta Giesenletd (skip), Elisabeth Hansson, Anmka Loot, Lena Maidberg (Hansson, Loof and Mardberg are shanng front-end duties) Switzerland (Utlkon Waldegg) Bngitte Leutenegqer, Gisela Peter, Marianne Gutkmxrtit, Kann Leu-tenegger United Statu (Denver) Bev Behnke, Dawna Bennett, Susan An-scheutz, Pam Finch.

CANADIAN JUNIOR MEN (At Sudbury) Friday's Playoffs Semi-final Manitoba 00201001011-6 tain rocks with minor running flaws. Geez, added Kawaja, maybe we could program one of those computers to function as a skip. Now that would be great. At least it wouldnt give you crap when you throw over weight. Both Canadian rinks skipped respectively by Ed Werenich and Alison Goring of Toronto have their work cut out for them in the week-long round-robin event defending the titles won last year in Milwaukee.

The two Canadian teams open play today against West Germany in the second of two scheduled draws. The games are to start at 8 a.m. CST. Andy Kapp and his world junior team from Fussen will take on Werenich, the 1983 world champion, while on the next sheet, Gor-ings national champions meet Almut Hege-Scholl. Scholl turned the tables on her former skip, Andrea Schopp, in the finals of the German womens championship.

Sunday marks the only day in the preliminary rounds with four draws scheduled. The Canadian men meet Italy and Denmark, and the women go against Japan and Denmark. Unless one team goes undefeated, the top four teams from both the mens and womens sections qualify for the championship round Friday. The Sports Network, with North American television rights, has opted to provide coverage for the entire eight days of the competition, including the semi-finals and finals. Before joining the regular cable television package last year, TSN provided coverage only for the preliminary rounds and was obligated to turn over the programming to CBC-TV for the semis and finals.

VASTERAS, Sweden (CP) -The curling men from Canada will probably find the odds stacked more in their favor on the ice than they did this week with an electronic arm. ABB, the giant robotics plant on which the economy of Vasteras depends, is also hosting the Canadian team during the week-long curling championship. During one of the few free nights theyll enjoy before the competition begins today, the Canadian men and women were entertained at the plant, where they became acquainted with the robotic arm. And if they thought its version of tic-tac-toe was childs play, they were soon to learn the ABB version which stands for ASEA Brown Boveri was not to be taken lightly. There were two versions we could play, said Neil Harrison, the Canadian fifth.

You could play man against machine or man against man. The computer never lost. It was awesome, agreed Canadian third John Kawaja. The things unbeatable. Harrison be pressed into duty on the weekend for three games while Kawaja attends to business in West Germany.

Hell miss games on Sunday and Monday. He thought the computer arm similar to ones employed in the automotive assembly lines could be programmed to play chess, although I suppose it would depend on the level of chess you play as to how successful it would be. Kawaja figures the computer could be adapted to test rocks for major competitions, taking out the guesswork currrently used by skips and players to identify cer NHLlTflDAY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS DRAW (Draw tor the 1990 work) curling championship which begins Saturday at Vasters, Sweden (m-men, w-women, all times CST): Saturday, March 31 4 un. Italy vs Denmark (m), Denmark vs. Japan (w), Scotland vs United States (m), vs Scotland (w), Sweden vs.

Switzerland (m) 6 a.m. Switzerland vs Sweden (w), Finland vs. Norway (m), Norway va. France (w), Canada vs. West Germany (m), West Germany vs.

Canada (w) Sunday, April 1 1 sun. Sweden vs Finland (m), vs. Switzerland (m), Italy vs. Canada (m), Scotland vs Denmark (m), Norway vs. West Germany (m).

5 am. West Germany va Norway (w), France vs Sweden (w), Switzerland vs S. (w), Canada vs Japan (w), Denmark va Scotland (w). 9 a.m. West Germany vs Switzerland (m), Denmark vs Canada (m), Norway vs Sweden (m), vs.

Italy (m), Scotland vs. Finland (m). 1 p.m. France vs Scotland (w), Switzerland va West Germany (w), Canada vs. Denmark (w), Sweden va Norway (w), Japan vs.

S. (w) Monday, ApHI 2 US vs Canada (w), Scotland vs Italy (m), Japan vs. Scotland (w), West Germany vs. Sweden (m), Sweden vs West Germany (w) 5:30 a.m. Denmark vs Norway (m), Norway vs Denmark (w), Finland vs.

Switzerland (m), Switzerland vs. France (w), Canada vs. US (m). 11:30 p.m. Scotland vs Sweden (m), Sweden vs Scotland (w), Denmark vs West Germany (m), West Germany vs Denmaik (w), Switzerland vs Italy (m) Tuesday, April 3 130 a.m.

Japan vs Switzerland (w), Norway vs (m), S. vs Norway (w). Finland vs Canada (m), Canada vs. France (w). 5:30 a.m.

Sweden vs Denmark (w), Italy vs West Germany (m), West Germany vs Japan (w), Norway vs. Scotland (m), Scotland vs Norway (w). 11:30 pm. Switzerland vs. Canada (m), Canada vs Switzerland (w), US vs Finland (m), France vs S.

(w), Denmark vs. Sweden (m) Wednesday, April 4 1 :30 a.m. Finland vs Italy (m), Japan vs France (w), Canada vs Norway (m), Norway vs. Canada (w), West Germany vs. Scotland (m) 5:30 am.

Scotland vs. West Germany (w), Switzerland vs Denmaik (m), Denmark vs Switzerland (w), Sweden vs. (m), S. vs. Sweden (w).

1130 p.m. US vs West Germany, Canada vs Sweden, Switzerland vs Scotland. Denmaik vs. Finland, Italy vs. Norway.

Thursday, April 4 1 a.m. Norway vs Japan (w), West Germany vs (w), Sweden vs Canada (w), Scotland va. Switzerland (w), France vs. Denmark (w) 5 a.m. Canada vs.

Scotland West Germany vs Finland (m), Iweden vs Italy (m), Switzerland vs Norway (m), S. vs Denmark (m) 9 a.m. Denmaik vs (w), Scotland vs Canada (w), France vs West Germany (w), Japan vs Sweden (w), Norway vs. Switzerland (w). 1 pun.

Tiebreakers, if necessary. Friday, April 6 1 aun. and 4:30 a.m. Tiebreakers, if necessary 8 a.m.-9 a.m. Women's and men semifinals.

12 noon-1 p.m. Women and men's semifinals. Saturday. April 7 8 a.m. Women final.

6 a.m. Mens final. nacp GAMES TONIGHT Saskatoon at Lethbridge Regina at Prince Albert Kamloops at Spokane Seattle at Tn-Gties FRIDAY'S RESULTS Lethbndqe 12 Saskatoon 1 (Lethbridge leads best-ol-seven division semi-final senes 13) Regina 5 Pnnce Albert 3 (Regina leads best-of-seven division semi-final senes 13) Seattle 8 Tn-CIties 2 Seattle leads best-of-nlne West Division semifinal 4-1 Kamloops 6 Spokane 4 Kamloops leads best-of-mne West Division semifinal 4-1 FRIDAYS SUMMARY SASKATOON 1 at LETHBRIDGE 12 First Period 1. Lethbridge, Bosch (Lyons, Greig) 306 (pp) 2 Lethbridge, Rubachuk (Gregor, Werenka) 10 32 3. Lethbndge, Berthelsen (Lyons, Bosch) 13 56 Penalties Bauer Sa 2 35, Gre- rL 3 23, Wotten Sa, St Jacques 1012, Sawtell Sa, Bauer Sa, Smart Sa (minor, major), Rubachuk 13 06, RuH (double minor) 14 42.

Second Period 4. Lethbridge, Barrault (St. Jacques, Hawryluk) 1 54 5. Lethbndge, Walz (Lyons, Greig) 334 6. Lethbndge, Greig (Walz, Lyons) 606 7 Lethbndge, Ens (Peacock, Berthelsen) 1203 (pp) 8.

Lethbndge, Ens (Bosch, Gun-vtlle) 13 35 9. Lethbridge, Ens (St. Jacques, Berthelsen) 15 47 (pp) 10. Saskatoon, Holoien 1917 (PP) Penaltlu Chomey Sa, Hale (majors) 1 57, Ens 5 25, Chnstie Sa, Tibbatts Sa, Gregor 10 20, Matvichuk Sa 13 59 Gregor 17 23, Pylypuik IB 18, Smart Sa 19 54. Third Period 11.

Lethbndge, Ens (Walz) 720 (PP) 12. Lethbndge, Pylypuik (Walz) 912 13. Lethbridge, Greig (Walz, Lyons) 1003 Penalties Bader Sa 0 44, Sawtell Sa 3 34, Yakimishyn Sa 6 05. Greig 6 16, Holoien Sa 6 48. Sawtell Sa (major) 1003, Snesar Sa, St Jacques (majors) 1127, Chomey Sa (minor, major), Hale (major) 1 1 34 Shots on goal by Saskatoon 12 9 526 Lethbndge 11 16 18-43 Goal Saskatoon Robins, Kus-tra, Lethbndge Irnoo Attendance 2,639.

REGINA 5 at PR. ALBERT 3 First Period 1. Prince Albert, Penney (McAm-mond, Nelson) 5 45 Penaltlu Tillman PA 1 00, Mick 2 30. Mathieson Regmer PA 311, Patterson Stowe PA (majors) 6 54, Hollmger Cho-towetz Allison PA, Pellenn PA (double minor) 7 46, Mathieson Pellenn PA 1239 Second Period 2 Pnnce Albert, Neilson (Seibel, Fuller) 1159 3 Regina, Sillmger (Mick, Holl-mger) 1804 4 Regina, Hollinger (McLellan, Daniels) 19 16 Penaltlu Neilson PA 1224, Simpson PA 1344 Third Period 5 Pnnce Albert, Neilson (Seibel, Pellenn) 2 05 6 Regina, Pankewicz 4 04 7 Regina, Sillmger (Mick, Paterson) 11 30 8 Regina, Paterson (Daniels) 17 07 Penalty Kirby 12 22. Shots on goal by Reqina 13 9 729 Pnnce Albert 11 11 1234 Goal Regina Glickman, Pnnce Albert Sproxlon Attendance 2,404.

Friday's Results Philadelphia 149 Denver 131 Boston 123 Detroit 111 Cleveland 105 Miami 104 Phoenix 126 New Jersey 119 Washington 143 Orlando 115 Chicago 107 New York 106 (OT) Minnesota 84 Dallas 82 Golden Slate at Seattle Portland al A Lakers Atlanta al A Clippers LATE RESULTS THURSDAY Portland 112 Atlanta 106 Golden Stale 128 Utah 123 0 SLOW PITCH PLAYERS NEEDED Additional players are needed for a Division Two competitive men's slow pitch team lor the upcoming season For information, contact Greg at 384-8893, Roger at 934-3525 or Dennis at 931-1257. AIR CANADA CUP The Pnnce Albert Comumplex will play host to the Air Canada Cup Western Regional midget hockey championships April 5-8 The field will include the Notre Dame Hounds, Winnipeg Mavericks, Thunder Bay Kings and the Prince Albert Raiders Advance tickets for the seven-game package are $10, seniors $7 50 and under-14 $5. For further information, contact Morris Sawchuk at the Raiders office at 764-5535. BASEBALL HALL MEETING The annual meeting of the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will be held at the Tropical Inn in North Battleford Apnl 7-8. Registration will begin at 1 on April 7.

All members and any interested persons are urged to attend BASEBALL UMPIRE CLINICS The Saskatoon and Distnct Baseball Umpires Association will conduct umpires' clinics on Apnl 22 and 29 Both sessions will run from 9 a m. to 4 m. at Holy Cross High School. SUMMER REC HOCKEY LEAGUE Teams and individuals are invited to sign up for the 24-team Labatts Summer Recreation Hockey League at Jemim 4 Arenas. The league runs from May 14-Sept.

10. For more information phone 955-3606 CANADIAN JUNIOR WOMEN Semi-final Sask. 121 020 021 x-9 BC. 000 102 000 3 BOND BONSPIEL Friday's Qualifier A Event Glen Pryor, Pnnce Albert, Scott Coqhlan, Hub. Bob Olson, Tisdale, Sandy Ingram, Quill Lake Event Blaine Heidt, Unity; Bernard Lautner, Granite, Murray Chatfield, Arborfield, Lloyd Usitza, Porcupine Plain Event Dave Goodwin, Hub, Darrell McKee, Sutherland, Lome Fell Unity, Jerry Watt, Unity Event Mick Hubman, Hub, Gilbert Myres, Luseland David Jones, Brent Brewer, Shell Lake.

Amy Alcott Missie Berteottl Jill Bnles Donna While Liu Watters -Barb Bunkowsky 72-73-145 7174 145 73-72-145 75-79-145 7939148 7878 WO PGA SENIORS (At Scottdaie, Ariz First Round Leaders Phil Rodgers 3833-69 Al Geiberger 383369 Broce Crampton 383369 Mike Hill 34-38-39 Larry Ziegler 3834 70 Rocky Thompson 37-3370 George Archer 34-3670 Don Massengale 383671 Bob Blue 34-37-71 AHL Maine 6 Cape Breton 1 Sherbrooke 4 Newmarkel 2 Spnngfteld 4 New Haven 3 Adirondack 6 Utica 3 Baltimore 5 Hershey 2 Rochester 4 Binghamton 1 CAN. WOMENS CHAMP. Al Lloydmlnster Result Friday Host Saskies 3 British Columbia 0 Results Thursday British Columbia 4 New Brunswick 1 Alberta 3 Manitoba 1 Quebec 10 Host Saskies 0 Ontario 7 British Columbia 0 Host Saskies 5 New Brunswick 2 Quebec 15 Manitoba 3 CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS SemFflnal Results Friday Men's Singles Wen Wang, Edmonton del Bryan Blanshara Calgary, 17-14, 15-8, David Humble, Calgary, del Mike Butler, St John NB, 157, 15-9 Women's Singles Denyse Ju-lien, Calgary, del Dons Piche, Calgary, 11-5, 11-3, Sian Deng Vancouver, del Claire Sharpe, Vancouver 11-6 11-2 Mens Doubles Bryan Blanshard and Mike Bitten, Calgary, del Michael Dilay and Ken Poole Calgary, 1511, 15 10 Andrew Muir and lain Sydie Calgary del David Humble Calgary and Neil Kaul, Vancouver, 12-15, 17-14, 1511. GAMES TODAY Detroit at New Jersey, 12 35 m. x-Harttord at Quebec, 6 35 m.

Bultalc at Pittsburgh, 6 35 Philadelphia at New York Islanders, 6 35 ffl. New York Rangers at Washington, 8 35 m. (-Chicago at Toronto, 7 pm. x-Los Angeles at Vancouver, 7 05 pm. x-Boston at Montreal, 7 05 m.

Minnesota at St Louis, 7 35 m. GAMES SUNDAY (-Edmonton at Winnipeg, 135 pm. New Jersey at Boston. 505 m. Montreal at Hartford, 505 m.

Quebec at Buffalo, 5 05 m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 5 05 Washington at New York Rangers, 5 35 m. x-Loe Angeles at Calgary, 6 pm. Minnesota at Chicago, 6 35 m. FRIDAYS SUMMARY EDMONTON 2 at CALGARY First Period 1.

Edmonton, Klima 29 (Messier, Anderson) 9 55 2 Calgary, Roberts 36 (Makarov, Nleuweridyk) 1043 3 Calgary, Suter 16 (Gllmour, Otto) 1236 (pp) 4 Calgary, Roberts 37 (Nieuwen-dyk, Fleury) 13 50 5 Calgary, Nieuwendyk 45 (Makarov, Roberts) 14 34 Penalties Tikkanen Edm (holding) 1232, Johansson Cal (delay ol game) 1707, Klima Edm, Ma-clnnts Cal (slashing) 17.55, Murzyn Cal (elbowing) 18 49 Second Period 6 Calgary, Fleury 30 1500 Penalties Galinas Edm (roughing), Hrdina Cal (high-stick-mg) 6 06, McCnmmon Cal (holding) 9 48, Smith Edm (high-sticking), Otto Cal (roughing) 1500, Gelinas Edm (Interference), Maclnms Cal (slashing) 15 18 Third Period 7 Calgary, Roberts 38 1 18 8 Edmonton, Anderson 33 (Mho-Tavish) 9 46 (sh) Penalties Mima Edm (unsportsmanlike conduct) 6 13, Lowe Edm, Otlo Cal (high-sticking) 10 28, Gregg Edm (holding) 10 56, Vernon Cal (high-sticking major, game misconduct) 14 31, Klima Edm (misconduct) 14 51. Shota on goal by Edmonton 7 5 921 Calgary 11 11 7-29 Goaf (shots-saves) Edmonton Fuhr (11-7) (L, 10-6-3), Ranlord (start of 2nd 1916), Calgary Vernon (18-16) (W, 2914-9), Wamsley (3-3) Power plays (goal-chances) Edmonton 0-4, Calgary 13 Referee Dave Newell Linesmen Swede Knox, Brad La-zarowich Attendance 20,107. THURSDAYS LATE SUMMARY WINNIPEG 1 at LOS ANGELES 0 First Period 1. Winnipeg, Elynulk 31 (Paslawskl, Olausson) 5 58 (pp) Penalties Praisler LA (tripping) 5 09. Blake LA (tapping) 7 09, Mac-Dermld Wpg (Interference) 8 04, Donnelly Wpg (topping) 8 22, Mac-Dermid Wpg (hooking) 13 57, Mac-Dermid Wpg, Kontos LA (roughing) 1928.

Second Period No sconng Penalties Olausson Wpg (elbowing) 1 54, Kasper LA (tnppmg) 5 36, Halkidis LA (tnpping), Fenton Wpg, McSortey LA (roughing) 6 57, Granato LA (tnpping) 12 52, Flichel Wpg (hooking) 15 10, Cronin Wpg (double roughing), Miller LA (roughing) 1920 Third Period No scoring. Penalties Granato LA (charging) 8 48, Kumpel Wpg (slashing major, game misconduct) 11 38, Cronin Wpg (delay of game) 1819. Shota on goal by Winnipeg 4 9 619 Los Angeles 11 3 1630 Power plays (goats-ehances) Winnipeg 1-6, Los Angeles 03 Goal Winnipeg Essensa 18-9-5; Los Angeles: Gosselm L7-10-1. Referee Terry Gregson. Unesmen Mike Cvik, Jerry Pale-man Attendance 16,005.

INJURY REPORT Boston 0 Gord Kluzak, knee soreness, Indefinitely; Michael Thelven, knee surgeiy, Dec 20, indefinitely, LW Nevin Markwart, shoulder, Oct 29, out for season, LW Andy Bnckley, hip, Feb 22, indefinitely Buffalo Lariy Playfair, leg injury, Dec 1, indefinitely, Jay Wells, ankle. March 8, day-to-day, Benoit Hogue, knee. March 14, day-today, Jeff Parker, back, March 16, day-to-day Add RW Mike Follgno, returned from broken thumb March 27, missed 15 games, LW Mike Hartman, relumed from ankle Injury March 25, missed four games Calgary Delete Steve Guenette, to Salt Lake (IHL)' RW Mark Hunter, knee surgery Dec 15, out for season, LW Colin Patterson, ankle, March 24, two more months, LW Bnan MacLellan, neck strain, March 27, day-to-day Add Ric Nattress, relumed from broken ankle March 24, missed 19 games, Mike Vernon, returned from back spasms March 24, missed 10 games, RW Jonas Bergqvist, from Salt Lake (IHL). Chicago RW Dirk Graham, bruised kneecap, March 17, day-to-day, Jacques Cloutier, knee, March 25. one more week Add LW Michel Goulet, relumed from bruised ribs March 24, missed five games.

Ed Belfour, from Canadian national team Detroit Delete Glenn Mer-kosky, to Adirondack (AHL) Greg Stefan, knee, Jan 25, out for season. RW Sheldon Kennedy, thumb, March 2, day-to-day, LW Chns McRae, eye. March 10. day-today; John Chabot, foot March 15, out kx season. Jimmy Carson, tonsiF Itus, day-to-day, RW Joey Kocur, knee, March 24, day-today Boge Salmmq back, March 26, day-to day Add Lee Norwood, returned from wnst injury March 22, missed two games Edmonton LW Kelly Buch-berger, separated shoulder, March 13, indefinitely, Grant Fuhr, shoulder, March 13, indefinitely Hartford Syivain Cole, broken ankle, Jan 22, 7-10 more days, RW Kevin Dmeen, back, March 21 day-today, LW Tom Martin, broken nose March 21.

day-today LW Mikael Andersson, pulled hamstnng, March 17, day-foday, Dave Ba-bych, bruised foot, March 18, day-today Todd Krygier, bruised heel, March 17, day-today Add LW Jim McKenzie, from Binghamton (AHL) Los Angeles Wayne Gretzky back, March 22, day-to day, RW Keith Crowder knee, March 17, day-loday, Ron Scott, back, day-today, LW John Tonelli, Hu, day-loday, Tom Laidlaw, back, March 17, day-to-day Add RW Tony Granato, returned from knee injury March 24, missed one game, Brian Benmng, relumed from apendectomy March 27, missed nine games, Rob Blake, from Bowling Green University Minnesota Steve Gotaas, knee surgery Oct 12, out tor season, LW Curt Fraser shoulder surgery, Jan 15, indefinitely Perry Berezan, broken nose. March 22, day-to-day Add Mano Thyer, from Kalamazoo (IHL) Montreal Delete Andre Ra-cicot Lyle Odelein, to Sherbrooke (AHL) Chns Chelios arthroscopic examination, March 22, indefinitely, LW Mats Naslund, groin, March 21, day-today, Craig Ludwig shoulder March 21, day-today RW Stephane Richer, hip pointer March 24. day-to-day Mathieu Schneider, Hu, day-to-day, RW Todd Ewen, flu, day-to-day Add Donald Dutresne from Sherbrooke (AHL) New Jersey LW Walt Poddub-ny tom ligament, Feb 19, indefinitely, Sytvain Tucgeon, groin, March 20, day-today LW Patnk Sundslrom, back, day-to-day, Bob Brooke, bruised foot, day-to-day; Broce Driver, groin, March TH7 jrrMrwMfa CCE WEST GERMANY First Division Botussia Dort 2 SV Mannheim Fort Dussektorf 1 FC Homburg 0 ENGLISH LEAGUE Dlvluon 3 Tranmere 3 Swansea 0 Division 4 Cambridge 1 Wrexham 1 Stockport 0 Peterborough 0 LPGA DINAH SHORE (At Rancho Mirage, Calif.) Second-round Leaders Betsy King 6970139 Rosie Jones 72-71143 Laune Rinker 7370143 Margaret Ward 72-72144 Elaine Crosby 73-71144 Beth Daniel 71-73-144 Cindy Ranck 72-72144 Lynn Adams 7737144 Cindy Hill 7974144 Amy Benz 71-73144 Ayako Okamoto 7972145 Kathy Postlewail 73-72145 Pamela Wright 74-71145 Deb Richard 74-71145 Juli Inkster 7975145 Lenore Rittenhouse 67-78145 x-clinched playoff berth y-cllnched division 27, day-today Add RW Claude VIF grain, from Utica (AHL) NY Islanders Delete Jell Hackett, LW Paul Gagne, to Spnng-field (AHL)' Richard Pilon. eye, Nov. 4, indefinitely, Gary Nylund, knee, March 8 day-to-day, LW Brad Lauer, thigh, March 27, day-to-day: Add Jeff Norton, returned from boused ankle March 28.

missed eight games, Mark Fitzpatrick, returned from groin injury March 24, missed two games, LW Randy Wood, returned from shoulder injury March 22, missed two games NY Rangers Bnan Leetch, broken ankle, March 14, out for season, David Shaw, shoulder, out for season, RW Chns Nilan, knee, Feb 14, day-to-day, Mark Hardy, ankle, March 3, day-to-day Carey Wilson, knee. March 3, day-to-day, Randy Moller, back spasms, day-to-day Add LW Jan Enxon, relumed from back injury March 29, missed 12 games Philadelphia Delete LW Tony Horacek, Dave Fenyves, to Her-shey (AHL) Mark Howe, back, indefinitely; Ron Hextall, groin, March 8, day-to-day; Kerry Huffman, bruised knee, March 15, day-to-day, Mike Bullards, groin, March 22, indefinitely, RW Kevin Maguire, knee, March IB, day-to-day Add RW Tim Kerr, returned from bruised shoulder March 29, missed four games, RW llkka Sin-isalo, returned from bruised collarbone March 24, missed three games Pittsburgh Mano Lemieux, back, indefinitely; Gilbert Delorme, ankle. March 23. day-to-day Add Zarley Zalapski, returned from knee injury March 25. missed 13 games, RW Jock Callander, from Muskegon (IHL) Quebec Stephane Guerard, knee, Oct 12, Indefinitely Add Ken McRae, returned from bruised shoulder March 24, missed six games, 0 Joe Cirella, returned from back injury March 24, missed 11 games, RW Guy Lafleur, returned from broken cheekbone March 24, missed 25 games, Brent Seveiyn, from Halifax (AHL) St.

Louis RW Herb Raglan, broken hand. Nov. 4, indefinitely; RW Kelly Chase, back spasms, day-today; Mike Lalor, groin, March 27, day-to-day Add Nelson Emerson, from Peona (IHL). Toronto Delete Peter Ihna-cak, to Newmarket (AHL) LW Wen-del Clark, knee, Jan 26, one more week, Gilles Thibaudeau, knee, March 8, out for season, At lafrate. knee March 26.

out for season' Add Tom Kurvers, relumed from thumb injury March 28 missed three games, Tom Fergus, returned from groin injury March 28, missed 23 games, 0 Darryl Shannon, from Newmarket (AHL). Vancouver LW Daryl Stanley, linger surgery, Jan 13, indefinitely, Jim Agnew, knee, March 18, 4-6 more weeks, RW Trevor Linden, separated shoulder, March 17, 19 14 more days. RW Ronnie Stem, dislocated shoulder, March 18, 19 14 more days, Larry Melnyk, back, day-to-day- Add LW Petn Sknko, returned Irom flu March 23, missed three games, RW Sian Smyl, returned from bruised back March 27, missed six games. Washington Delete Alfie Turcotte, to Baltimore (AHL) Scott Stevens, shoulder, March 27, day-to-day Add Mike Ridley, returned from lung mjury March 25, missed six games Winnipeg Randy Carlyle, knee, March 15, 3-4 more weeks Add Todd Flichel, from Moncton (AHL). EXHIBITION Friday's Results Balt 00000000209-2 8 2 Mont 00100000101-3131 Miladd, Tibbs- (6).

Olson (8), Bautista (9) and Tettleton, Miller (6), Martinez, Thompson (5), Sampen (7), Burke (9), Winston (10), Frey (11) and Santo-vena. Pittsburgh 011100000-3101 Toronto 01213010x-3172 Terrell, Patterson (4), Kramer (5), Landrum (7) and Pnnce, Bilardello (6), Ceruttl Gozzo (3), Sanchez (5), Wills (7), Wells (8), Ward (9) and Borders, Knorr (6). Houston 000 010 550-11 10 2 Minnesota 000000100-1 33 Portugal, Brennan (W 13) (4), Hernandez (7) and Biggio, Nichols (6), Tapani, Gufhne (L91) (5), Williams (7), Pittman (9) and Harper, Resetar (8) HRs Hou Anthony (1), Lombardozzi (1). Atlanta 001040031-9114 New York (A) 010 120 000-4 10 3 Lilliquist, Clary (W1-0) (5), Nezetek (8) and Davis, Olson (7), Cary (L.0-1), Eiland (5) Parker (7), Plunk (9) and Geren. HRs All Gregg (1), Davis (1).

Cincinnati Boston 030000200-9112 000003001-4121 Ri0, Rodnguez (5), Roesler (W 1-0) (6), Layana (81 and Je Reed, Engle (7), Boddicker, Curry (L.91) (6), Woodward (8), Smith (9) and Marzano HR Bos Robidoux (1). St. Louis 102030000-9 100 Phlla 000000223-7112 Smith, Clark (5). Carpenter (L.91) (8) and Pagnozzi Cook, Notes (5), Moore (7), Parrott (W 1-0) (9) and Daulton, Lake (8) HRs S1L Smith (1), Coleman (1); Pha Campusano (1). New York (N) 440 002 209-12 17 2 Los Angeles 003015000- 9143 Cone (W, 13), Knackerl (4), Franco (6), Pena (6), Machado (5,1) (9) and Lyons, Sasser (4), Wetteland (L.91), Shmall (3), Munoz (5), Holmes (6), Aase (7), Howell (9) and Dempsey (6), Hernandez (9) HRs NY Elster (1), Bogar (1), Strawberry (1), LA Murray (3), Hamilton (1).

Chi (A) (u) 000 211 309-13 15 1 Texn(u) 010143009- 9172 McDoweH, Drees (5). Dawley (7), Hernandez (9) and Kar-kovice, Willard (6), Wakamatsu (9); Ryan, Hall (7), Marion (L91) (8), Mieika (9) and Peballi, Berger (7) SCOREBOARD Philadelphia at New York Islanders and Buffalo at Pittsburgh (6 35 CST). The Penguins can lock up the last Patrick Division playoff berth with a tie, a Pittsburgh loss and an Islander victory puts the Islanders into the playoffs. The Flyers can make the playoffs with wins Saturday and Sunday, plus a Pittsburgh loss. STATS New Jersey locked up second place In the Patrick Division with a 94 victory over the Rangers It the Devils best finish since they moved from Colorado in 1982 Boston assured itself of the best overall record by beating Hartford 3-2 II the Bruins' first overall title since 198233 Quebec is 29-44-7 lifetime against Montreal, including 1-73 in this season edition of the Battle of Quebec STREAKS Pittsburgh is 0-4-3 in its last seven games and 9192 on the road since Mano Lemieux went out for the season with a back injury on Feb 14 SI.

Louis snapped a six-game losing streak with a 5-4 victory over Pittsburgh SUP SHOTS Quebec Joe Sakic had 37 goals and 62 assists for 99 points on a team that has scored only 236 goals this season Toronto 4-2 loss to Chicago dropped the Maple Leafs below .500 lor the first time since Jan 3 SHOTS ON GOAL New Jersey scored on six ol its 20 shots against Rangers goalten-der John vanbiesbrout in its win over New York The Rangers have allowed eight power-play goals In 19 chances in their last live games. SWINGS Three of the live Adams Division teams are over 500 on the road No team from any other division is closer than two games under .500. SLUMPS Quebec has lost six straight games and 12 of its last 13 Pittsburgh is 13-3 since March 4 Toronto 1-91 its last seven games. SIDELINED Quebec defenceman Curtis Les-chyshyn missed Thursdays game with Montreal because of an injured left fooL STATUS Pittsburgh goaltender Tom Bar-rasso returned to the Penguins lineup Thursday for the first time since leaving the learn Iasi month to be with his daughter, who is being treated for cancer Philadelphia Tim Kern played Thursday alter missing tour games with a bruised left shoulder STARS Thursday Viacheslav Fetisov, Devils had a goal and four assists in New Jerseys 94 win over the New York Rangers The live-point night tied the Devils' single-game record for a defenceman SCOUTING Miroslav Ihnacak scored two goals, including the winner early in the third period, as Halifax Citadels beat Moncton Hawks 5-3 in the only American Hockey League game Thursday. SPEAKING "I'm a little bit awestruck by what the guys have done I don I think any ol the members of the coaching staff felt first overall was within our grasp to start the season." Boston coach Mike Milbury.

3 HRa Chi Sosa (1), Thomas (1), Grebeck (1 Tex Reimer (1 Palmeiro (1). Detroit 000035000-9 8 2 Kansu CHy 020020100-9123 Moms, Schwabe (3), Wapnick (W, 13) (5), Ramos (7), Cooper (9) and Salas, Heath (5), Gordon, Wilkinson (L.0-1) (5), Leach (7), Glea-ton (8) and Boone, Heam (6) HRa. KC Tartabull 2 (3). Calif 1st) 440100429-15191 Chi (N) (u) 002030020- 7123 Langston (W 13), Clear (5), Fraser (7), Bailee (9) and Parrish, Tingley (6), Sutcliffe (L 0-1), Pico (2), Wilkins (6), Lancaster (8). Williams (9) and Wrona McClendon (6) HRs Cal -Tingley (1), Chi -Wrona (1), Smith (1).

Seattle San Diego Holman, Clark (6), Vande Berg (7), Walker (L.0-1) (8), Powell (8) and Valle Bradley 18), Hurst Peters (6), Clements (W 2-0) (8) and Santo ago. Parent (6). HRi SD Jackson (1). Milwaukee 000201000-311 1 Cleveland 000021 03x-6 13 1 Navarro Krueger (5). Elvira (L6 1) (7), Fossas (8) and Surhotf McIntosh (8), Bearse, Shaw (5), Jones (W 1-0) (8) and Lampkm, Skinner (7).

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