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Page 2D Southern Illinoisan, Tuesday, June 15, 1993 SOT ejipevt' Dim Two-Minute Drill 7i "'T -n CJI rr 1. 4w Boston eventually prevailed, building a six-point lead with 36 seconds left then holding on. Westphal and Ricky Sobers led the Suns with 25 points each. "I knew it was a great game to have played in right away," Westphal said. "But the idea as a player or as a coach is not to put together a great game.

It's to win the game and to try to win the series." At the start of the second overtime Sunday night, Westphal put a rested Richard Dumas into the game. He hadn't played since 6:03 remained in the third quarter. "I was trying to pull a Glenn McDonald," he said, referring to a Celtics substitute in 1976. "Glenn McDonald hadn't played the whole game in Boston and comes in at the start of the third overtime and gets three quick baskets. "I made that move (with Dumas) too early.

Everybody wasn't quite tired enough yet." The 1976 game had a more exciting finish, although play during the first three quarters was "ragged," Westphal said. Boston built a 22-point lead then squandered it. While the three overtimes Sunday were marked by fatigue and missed opportunities, Westphal considers that game a better one from start to finish. "The first three quarters (in 1976) was not a very good game and then the fourth quarter and the overtimes made it a classic," he said. "But this one, I thought, was a struggle the whole way, and I don't think anybody can say it wasn't a great game.

"I would assume that the people who watched this game enjoyed it as much as the people that watched that game 17 years ago," he added. "I would think that people would be talking about this game for a long time." It certainly left players and coaches drained, physically and emotionally. "He shouldn't be concerned," Phoenix's Charles Barkley said of his coach. "He has 17 years to recuperate." CHICAGO (AP) As the overtimes kept passing, Paul Westphal kept going back in time. Seventeen years ago he played for Phoenix in the first triple overtime game in the NBA Finals.

On Sunday night, he coached the Suns in the second triple overtime game in the finals. Palms get sweaty. Hearts start pounding. Hopes rise and fall with each possession. Were all the emotions of a triple-overtime thriller easier to handle as a player or coach? "Then it was easier to play," Westphal said, "Now it's easier to coach.

It's all the same pressure-wise. It's as intense as it gets." He wasn't concerned with reliving history Phoenix lost that 1976 marathon 128-126. He wants to make it by winning this year's title. The Suns beat the Chicago Bulls, 129-121 Sunday night. "I wasn't really thinking about 1976.

1 was just trying to win the game," Westphal said. "I'm proud to be a part of those things, but that's not the important thing. The important thing is to get back in this series and try to win it." The Suns improved their slim chances by cutting Chicago's lead in the best of-7 series to 2-1. They still must win Wednesday or Friday night in Chicago to stay alive. Westphal considers the 1976 game a fifth-game loss in a six-game series won by Boston irrelevant to his team's current struggle.

But he understands why comparisons are a hot topic. "I'm glad people remember that game," he said. "I think it was one of the most emotional, important games of all time, and it's one of the things that helped put the NBA on the map. It's games like that that make this game special." It was June 4, 1 976 in Boston. John Havlicek scored in the final seconds of the second overtime, giving the Celtics a 111-110 lead.

Fans poured onto the floor. Fights broke out. Referee Richie Powers was attacked by a fan. But the game wasn't over. Powers held up two fingers.

Two seconds were left. The floor was AP photo Enemy territory: Paul Westphal, then playing with Phoenix, finds himself surrounded by Celtics during the three-overtime playoff game 1 7 years ago. cleared. But Phoenix had to take the ball out under the Boston basket, a long way to go in two seconds. Then Westphal called a timeout he knew the Suns didn't have.

"We knew that we could advance the ball to halfcourt if we took a timeout, and we paid the penalty, which is one free throw," he said Monday. Jo Jo White made it, but Phoenix got the ball at midcourt. The tactic worked. Garfield Heard hit a jumper at the buzzer that sent the game into the third overtime. rif wDth looaum si 00 AP photo Secure seats: Helen Sukova looks away from the referee's standing during a break at the Eastbourne women's tennis tournament.

Players traditionally faced the court during breaks, but in the wake of Monica Seles being attacked on the court in Germany, Eastbourne officials decided to give the players a view of the stands. TENNIS: Michael Chang's final tuneup for Wimbledon ended abruptly Monday when the third seed was beaten 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 by Bernd Karbacher in the first round of the Halle grass court tennis tournament. The event also marks Andre Agassi's return from a two-month layoff forced by tendinitis in his wrist. Agassi practiced in private for 25 minutes before rain halted his workout. He plays German Carl-Uwe Steeb today.

Karbacher's victory was his third in as many meetings and second in three weeks against the American. The German also ousted Chang from the second round of the French Open. In other first-round matches involving seeded players, No. 6 Brad Gilbert of San Rafael, beat Kenneth Carlsen of Denmark 7-6, 6-4; No. 7 Marcos Ondruska of South Africa ousted Rene Nicklisch of Germany 6-0, 6-2; and No.

8 Marc Goellner of Germany beat Richard Matuszewski of Hopewell Junction, N.Y., 6-3, 6-4. More than 30 matches, including top-seeded Martina Navra-tilova's opener, were rained out Monday at the Eastbourne women's grass-court tennis tournament. Navratilova, preparing to try for her record 10th Wimbledon singles crown beginning next week, was to play Romanian qualifier Ruxander Dragomir. Two matches were completed before the rain came. Second-seeded Gabriela Sabatini beat Pascal Paradis-Mangon 6-3, 6-2, and fourth-seeded Helena Sukova overpowered Linda Harvey-Wild 6-1, 6-2.

BASEBALL: Nolan Ryan's days waiting to pitch again are growing longer as the season gets shorter. "I'd hate to know that I've pitched my last ballgame," he said Monday. "I continue to work and try to get ready, even it if I get one start the rest of the year and it's the last day of the season. If that's what it comes down to, then that's what I'm going to do." Ryan, 46, has been on the disabled list since May 8 with a strained and torn cartilege in his right knee that required surgery in April. Baseball's all-time strikeout leader has announced his retirement at the end of the season.

Although he feels capable of giving the Texas Rangers anywhere from 15 to 18 more starts, there is no telling when he will be able to pitch again. The Associated Press Area briefs College baseball field in Ina. The workout, which begins at 9 a.m., will be conducted by Midwest scouting supervisor Scott Trcka. Players ages 16-22 are encouraged to attend. Players should bring their own glove, spikes and bat along with the proper workout attire.

All other equipment will be furnished. American Legion players should have written permission from their coach or post commander to The cost of the camp is $40 per person or $35 if two or more persons from the same household attend. Camp hours will be from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Campers will receive a T-shirt and basketball and awards will be given. For moreinformation call Steve Stewart at 687-3408 or 687-2336.

Phillies tryout The Philadelphia Phillies will conduct an open tryout camp on Tuesday June 22 at the Rend Lake Shane Harris of West Frankfort has a signed a letter-of-intent to play basketball nexy year with John A. Logan College. Harris, who is 6-foot-6 averaged 10.8 points per game last year for the Redbirds. He is the son of Cathy and Michael Harris of West Frankfort. Alumni legion game There will be an alumni American Legion baseball game July 4 in Stee-leville.

It will be held at Legion Park, with registration beginning at 6 p.m. All former players from 1988 or earlier should contact Jody Goetting at 965-3657 or Marc Kiehna at 965-3346. Basketball camp in Murphysboro There will be a basketball camp at Murphysboro High Scholl June 21-24 for boys entering grades 4-9 next year. STATS 25. Pam Shriver 26.

Rennae Stubbs 27. Nicole Provis 28. Leila Meskhi 29. Judith Wiesner 30. Elizabeth Smylie 3 1 Ines Gorrochategui 32.

Julie Halard 33. Patty Fendick 34. Etna Reinach 35. Debbie Graham 36. Kathy Rinaldi 37.

Lindsay Davenport 38. Manon Bollegraf 39. Sandra Cecchini 40. Patricia Tarobini 113,691 108,958 108,508 107,106 103,538 99,561 98,572 98,220 97,849 96,991 92.248 91.710 86,643 86,559 85,174 82,880 TELEVISION Today Baseball 2 p.m. Florida Marlins at Chicago Cubs, WGN.

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Texas 53-11 480 2 6. Texas 51-16 477 6 7. Arizona State 46-20 475 1 8. Kansas 45-18 464 8 9. Arizona 35-26 463 9 1 0.

Fresno State 41-22 458 10 11. Notre Dame 46-16 454 .11 12. Ohio State 44-19 452 12 1 3. Georgia Tech 47-14 447 13 14. St.

John's 28-20 440 14 15. CSNorthridge 36-20 439 15 16. Pepperdine 41-17 436 16 17. Clemson 45-20 432 17 18. Southern Cal 35-29 430 18 19.

Cal State-Fullerton 35-19 426 19 20. Tennessee 45-20 425 20 21. N.C. State 49-17 423 21 22. Florida State 46-19 416 22 23.

North Carolina 43-20 415 23 24. UCLA 37-23 413 24 25. Mississippi State 41-21 409 25 CALENDAR Today Baseball American Legion Chester at Du Quoin Dowell at Orient Paducah at Carbondale 1 00 individual medley 1 Courtney Corder, Marion, 1 1 3.52; 2. Blake Osman, Marion, 1 22.38; 3. Katie Stoner, Anna, 1 .30.08 50 breaststroke I Courtney Corder, Marion, 38.826; 2.

Natalie Keller, Anna, 54.98; 3. Amy Tucker, Anna, 55. 1 4 50 butterfly 1. Courtney Corder, Marion, 32.03; 2. Katie Stoner, Anna, 39.40; 3.

Erin Fitzgerald, Anna, 43.96 200 freestyle relay 1 Marion, 2. Anna, 3:19.18 13-14 200 medley relay 1. Marion, 2. Anna, 257.165 50 freestyle 1 Wendi Weaver, Anna, 32.535; 2. Autumn Waterbury, Marion, 33.66; 3.

Jennifer Rollins, Marion, 35.065 50 backstroke 1. Mary Dibble, Morion, 43.005; 2. Jennifer Rollins, Marion, 43.045 100 individual medley 1. Katie Richey, Marion, 1 1 9. 1 2.

Autumn Waterbury, Marion, 3. Beth Taylor, Anna, 1:40.16 100 freestyle I. Katie Richey, Marion, 1 1 3.30; 2. Jennifer Rollins, Marion, 1 :29.40 50 breaststroke 1. Autumn Waterbury, Marion, 39.74; 2.

Mary Dibble, Marion, 43.71; 3. Beth Taylor, Anna, 49.63 50 butterfly 1 Katie Richey, Marion, 35. 1 2. Wendi Weaver, Anna, 35.89; 3. Mary Dibble, Marion, 41.02 200 freestyle relay 1.

Marion, 2. Anna, 2:47.165 15-18 200 medley relay 1. Morion, 2. Anna, 2:47.165 100 freestyle 1. Melise Smith, Marion, 2.

Melanie Stegle, Anna, 1:22.14, 3. Stacy Fritz. Marion, 1 :24.9 1 00 backstroke 1 Jessica lockwood, Marion, 2. Allison Austin, Marion, 1:31.55 100 individual medley I. Melise Smith, Marion, 2.

Stacy Fritz, Marion 1:41.40 50 freestyle 1. Jessica lockwood, Marion, 33.0; 2. Melanie Stegle, Anna, 34. 1 3. Allison Austin, Marion, 35.82 100 breaststroke 1.

Melise Smith, Marion, 1:22.1 2. Caroline Rollins, Marion, 3. Melanie Stegle, Anna, 1 :50.87 50 butterfly 1. Jessica Lockwood, Marion, 40.17; 2. Allison Austin, 43.14; 3.

Chandra Salvetti, Marion, 43.74 200 freestyle relay 1. Marion, 2. Anna, 2:19.81 TrnrfhTrli TRANSACTIONS Baseball American leogue MILWAUKEE BREWERS Placed Mike Boddick-er, pitcher on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled Mike Ignasiak, pitcher, from New Orleans of the American Association. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Signed Andy Smith, pitcher, and Brian Whatley, catcher.

SEATTLE MARINERS Optioned Russ Swan, fiitcher, to Calgary of the Pacific Coast eague. Designated len Picota, pitcher, for assignment. Signed Randy Jorgensen, first baseman, Michael Barger, outfielder, Chris Green and David Cooper, pitchers. TEXAS RANGERS Signed Michael Bell, third baseman; Brian Clark and Brian Thomas, outfielders; and Ivan Zweig, pitcher. National League CHICAGO CUBS Signed Alfredo Garcia, Gregory Hillman, and Rodd Kurtz, pitchers; and Brad Chambers, Sean Davisson, Demetrius Dowler, and William Vielleux, infielders.

COLORADO ROCKIES Placed Joe Girardi, catcher, on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to June 5. Recalled Steve Reed, pitcher, from Colorado Springs of the Pacific Coast league. HOUSTON ASTROS Signed Shawn Barrle. Tim Kester. Troy Schults, Jason Turley, and Michael Walter, pitchers; Dan Dolney, catcher; Yamil Lopez, Jamey Saylor.

and Steve Verduz-co, infielders, and Chad White, outfielder. MONTREAL EXPOS Signed Chris Schwab, outfielder. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Placed Ozzie Canseco, outfielder, on the disqualified list. Football GREEN BAY PACKERS Signed Earl Dotson, offensive tackle.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS Signed Carl Banks, linebacker. Hockey DALLAS STARS Signed Jarkko Varvio, right wing, to a multi-year contract. College ARKANSAS Named Tom Collen women's assistant basketball coach and Denise Van De Walle women's volleyball coach. IONA Named Harry Hart women's basketball coach. KINGS POINT Named Andrew Greer men's basketball coach and assistant athletic director.

N. CAROLINA-ASHEVILLE Announced the resignation of Lalon Jones, women's basketball coach, to become an assistant women's basketball coach at Appalachian State. NORTH TEXAS Announced Charles Kearney, guard, will not play basketball next season due to academic problems. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN Named Derek Allister men's assistant basketball coach.

WINTHROP Named Robin Muller women's basketball coach. GOLF Tee for Two Tournament Benton Country Club Championship Flight Gina and Jimmy Gia-cone, 1 26; Linda and Scott Simpson; 1 29, Clifford and Capie. 1 30. A Flight Endicott and Endicott, 1 33; Mayer and Pigg, 1 34; Bates and Crawford, 1 36. Flight Wright and Wright, 1 39; Johnson and Johnson, 1 39; Morris and Morris, 1 40.

Flight Schafer and Schafer, 1 48; Hill and Hill 1 48; Whittington and Whittinqton, 1 50. Flight Palmer and Palmer, 1 50; Mayer and Mayer, 1 54; Kolodziej and Kolodziej, 1 56. New Textured Berbers Boys results 25 freestyle 1. Aaron Goldsberry, Anna, 45. 2.

Matthew McAnelly, Marion 49.07 25 backstroke 1 Aaron Goldsberry, Anna, 43.935 1 00 medley relay 1 Marion 2: 1 6. 1 85 25 freestyle 1 Bart Orso, Marion, 28.365; 2. Steven Nemeth, Marion, 30.79; 3. Ty Shoot, Marion, 44.30 25 backstroke 1 Andrew Jones, Marion, 29.455; 2. Zach Stearns, Marion.

36.5 1 3. ty Short, Marion, 44.4 1 5 25 breaststroke 1. Ty Short, Marion, 42.19 25 butterfly 1. Andrew Jones, Marion, 31.32; 2. Bart Orso, Marion 36.26; 3.

Zoch Stearns, Marion, 42.32 1 00 freestyle relay 1 Marion, 2: 1 4.4 1 9-10 100 medley relay 1. Marion, 2. Anna, 1:59.215 25 freestyle 1 Jim Dibble, Marion, 1 7.86; 2. David Stoner, Anna, 19.855; 3. Jeremiah Dogger, Marion, 21.45 25 backstroke 1.

J.J. Martin, Martin, 25.61; 2. Jeremiah Dugqer, Marion, 27.345; 3. David Stoner, Anna, 27.57 1 00 individual medley 1 Jim Dibble, Marion, 2. Peter Watkins, Marion, 3.

Dusty Hileman, Anna, 2:38.405 25 breaststroke 1. Peter Watkins, Marion 27.44; 2. Michael Boyd, Anna, 32.14; 3. Jeremiah Dugqer, Marion, 32.48 25 butterfly 1 Jim Dibble, Marion, 22. 1 2.

Peter Watkins, Marion, 27.05; 3. David Stoner, Anna, 27.80 100 freestyle relay 1. Marion, 2. Anna 1:37.59 11-12 200 medley relay 1. Anna, 2.

Marion, 3:49.015 50 freestyle I. Matt Goddard, Anna, 36.66; 2. David Carter, Anna, 37.39; 3. Michael McAnelly, Marion, 38.025 50 backstroke 1. Matt Goddard, Anna, 44.64; 2.

Raine Van Nida, Anna, 1 :02.06; 3. Eric Weatherford, morion, 1 :04.0 1 100 individual medley 1. David Carter, Anna, 1 :36.65; 2. Michael McAnelly, Marion, 3. Eric Weatherford, Marion, 2:17.40 50 breaststroke 1.

David Carter, Anna, 45.99; 2. Nick Gibbons, Marion, 53.68; 3. Michael McAnelly, Marion, 59. 1 3 50 butterfly 1. Matt Goddard, Anna, 48.35; 2.

Jeremy Hickam, Anna, 56.29; 3. Eric Weatherford, Marion, 1 :06.44 200 freestyle relay 1. 2. Marion, 3:22.01 13-14 200 medley relay 1 Marion, 2. Anna.

2:50.505 50 freestyle 1. Ryan Ford, Marion, 32.1433; 2. Danny Burke, Anna. 32.145; 3. Brad Isom, Anna, 37.92 50 backstroke 1.

Brice Williams, Marion, 29.545; 2. Steven Beatty, Anna, 44.61; 3. Steven Watkins, Marion, 46.36 100 individual medley I. Brice Williams, Marion, 2. Brad Isom, Anna, 1 :36.56; 3.

Steve Watkins, Marion, 1 :47.93 1 00 freestyle 1 Dan Burke, Anna, 1:11 2. Ryan Ford, Marion, 3. Jonathan Fox, Anna. 1 :44.04 50 breaststroke 1. Danny Burke, Anna, 41.35; 2.

Andy Edwards, Marion, 48.82; 3. Jonathan Fox, Anna, 53.74 50 butterfly 1. Ryan Ford, Marion, 35.52; 2. Brice Williams, Marion, 32.26; 3. Steven Beatty, Anna, 40.78 200 freestyle relay I.

Marion, 2. Anna, 2:30.54 15-18 200 medley relay 1 Marion, 2: 1 7.365; 2. Anna, 2:48.355 100 freestyle 1. Justin Jakowski, Marion, 2. Dan Kamp, Anna, 3.

Troy Peterson, Morion, 1:25.145 1 00 backstroke 1 Justin Jakowski, Marion, 2. Jay Carter, Anna, 3. Mike Dibble, Marion, 1:32.71 100 individual medley 1. Mark Edwards, Marion, 1 :08.72; 2. Jay Carter, Anna, 3.

Mike Dibble. Marion, 1 :35.07 50 freestyle 1. Mark Edwards, Marion, 29.78; 2. Dan Kamp, Anna, 31.45; 3. Troy Peterson, Marion, 36.01 100 breaststroke 1.

Mark Edwards, Marion, 1:25.84 50 butterfly 1 Jay Carter, Anna, 31.43; 2. Justin Jakowski, Marion, 32.46 200 freestyle relay 1. Marion, 2:03.24, 2. Anna, 2:38.06 Girls results 25 freestyle 1. Nikki Burgrabe, Marion, 38.43; 2.

Heather Robertson, Marion, 50.745 100 medley relay 1. Marion, 2. Anna, 3:05.24 25 freestyle 1. Cassie Miller, Marion, 23.855; 2. Koci Huelsman, Marion, 25.2; 3.

Sarah Palmer, Marion, 29.305 25 backstroke 1. Neefy Carter, Anna, 27.725; 2. Cassie Miller, Marion, 27.785; 3. Jenna Burgrabe, Marion, 32.465 25 breaststroke 1. Neely Carter, Anna, 27.19; 2.

Meqan Cross, Anna, 27.31; 3. Jenna Burgrabe, Marion, 29.63 25 butterfly 1. Kaci Huelsman, Marion, 28.99; 2. Neely Carter, Anna, 30.23; 3. Cassie Miller, Marion, 33.66 100 freestyle relay 1.

Marion, 2. Anna, 2: 1 3.39 9-10 100 medley relay 1. Marion, 2. Anna, 1:38.185 25 freestyle 1. Lindsey Dillow, Anna, 17.76: 2.

Nicole Matuska, Marion, 20.87; 3. Rachel Beatty, Anna, 2 1 .685 25 backstroke 1. Haley Wall. Marion, 24.345; 2. Deanna Davenport, Marion, 25.01; 3.

Lindsey Dillow, Anna, 25.05 1 00 individual medley 1 Lauren McAnelly, Morion, 2. Haley Wall, Marion, 216.36 25 breaststroke 1. Jaime Evans, Anna, 22.57; 2. Erin Burgrabe, Marion, 23.72; 3. Rachel Beatty, Anna, 25.

1 7 25 butterfly I. Lauren McAnelly, Marion, 20.10; 2. Nicole Matuska, Marion, 28.53; 3. Casey Stout. Anna, 30.96 100 freestyle relay 1.

Marion, 2. Anna, 1:39.5 11-12 200 medley relay I. Marion. 2. Anna.

3:57.315 50 freestyle 1. Blake Osman, Marion, 31.37; 2. Erin Fitzgerald, Anna, 35.81; 3. Ro-chel Wolfe, Marion, 37.77 -50 backstroke I. Blake Osman, Marion, 37.055; 2.

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BASKETBALL NBA FINALS Chicago 1 00, Phoenix 92 Chicago 111, Phoenix 1 08 Phoenix 129, Chicago 121, 30T, Chicago leads series 2-1 Wednesday, June 1 6 Ftioenix at Chicago, 8 p.m. Friday, June 1 8 Phoenix at Chicago, 8 p.m. Sunday, June 20 Chicago at Phoenix, 6 p.m., if necessary Wednesday, June 23 Chicago at Phoenix, 8 p.m., if necessary NBA Finals Records Game 3 By The Associated Press A list of records set or tied in Phoenix's 1 29-1 2 1 triple-overtime win over Chicago in Game 3 of the 1 993 NBA Finals (OT-overtime): Set Minutes played 62, Kevin Johnson, Phoenix (previous record, 61, Garfield Heard, 61, Plioenix, June 4, 1 976 at Boston (3 OT). Most minutes, no personal fouls 59, Dan Majerle (previous, 50, Jo Jo White, Boston, April 30, 1 974 at Boston (OT). Most 3-pointers made, one team 9, Phoenix (previous record, 8, Detroit, June 7, 1990 vs.

Portland (OT). Most 3-poinfers made, both teams 14, Phoenix (9) and Boston (5) (previous record, 10, Boston (6) vs. LA Lakers (4), June 11, 1987. Tied 3-pointers made 6, Dan Majerle, Phoenix, (also Michael Jordan, Chicago, June 3, 1992 vs. Portland; Bill Laimbeer, Detroit, June 7, 1990 vs Portland (OT); Michael Cooper, LA Lakers, June 4, 1 987 vs.

Boston). Fewest points, both teams, one overtime period 8, Phoenix (4) and Chicago (4), first overtime, (also Boston (4) vs. Milwaukee (4), May 10, 1974). NBA Playoff Leaders NEW YORK (AP) The 1993 NBA individual playoff scoring, field goal percentage, rebounding and assist leaders through June 1 3: Scoring FG FT Pts Avg Jordan, Chi. 16 201 112 537 33.6 Miller, Ind.

4 40 36 126 31.5 3 32 23 90 30.0 Coleman, N.J. 5 50 29 1 34 26.8 Barkley, Phoe. 21 204 143 561 26.7 Olajuwon, Hou. 12 123 62 308 25.7 Ewing, N.Y. 15 165 51 382 25.5 K.

Malone, Utah 5 44 31 120 24.0 Mourning, Char. 9 71 72 214 23.8 Robinson, S.A. 10 79 73 231 23.1 Rebounding Off Def Tot Avg Green, LAL 5 26 47 73 14.6 Olajuwon, Hou. 12 52 116 168 14.0 Barkley, Phoe. 21 82 209 291 13.9 Coleman, N.J.

5 13 54 67 13.4 Robinson, S.A. 10 29 97 126 12.6 Dougherty, Clev. 9 26 79 1 05 1 1 .7 Oakley, N.Y. 15 71 94 165 11.0 Ewing, N.Y. 15 43 121 164 10.9 K.

Malone. Utah 5 12 40 52 10.4 Kemp, Sea. 19 80 110 190 10.0 Assists No. Avg. Stockton, Utah 5 55 1 1 .0 Douglas, Bos.

4 38 9.5 Strickland, Port. 4 37 9.3 Johnson. S.A. 10 81 8.1 K. Johnson, Phoe.

20 160 8.0 Threatt, LAL 5 40 8.0 Bogues, Char. 9 70 7.8 M. Jackson, LAC 5 38 7.6 Schrempf, Ind. 4 29 7.3 Robinson, N.J. 5 35 7.0 Sesser-Valier LA Gear Summer League Monday's results Trico 60, Johnston City 1 4 1 Johnston City 1 63, Chester 62, OT Trico 84, Johnston City 2 32 Woodlawn-Waltonville 56, Chester 50 Woodlawn-Waltonville 77, Johnston City 2 46 Vandalia 42, Nashville 37.

OT Benton 54, Vandalia 42 Nashville 36, Benton 29 Benton 76, Pinckneyville 68 Christopher 54, Pinckneyville 49 AUTO RACING Champion 500 LONG POND, Pa. (AP) Results Sunday from the Champion Spark Plug 500 NASCAR stock car race at Pocono International Raceway, with starting position in parentheses, laps completed, reason out, if any, prize money and winner's average speed in mph: 1. (8) Kyle Petty, Ponriac Grand Prix, 200, $44,960, 138.005. 2. (1) Ken Schroder, Chevrolet Lumina, 200, $58,435.

3. (26) Harry Gant, Chevrolet lumina, 200, $38,335. 4. (9) Jimmy Spencer, Ford Thunderbird, 200, $31,410. 5.

(15) Ted Musgrave, Ford Thunderbird, 200, $24,040. 6. (7) Davey Allison, Ford Thunderbird, 200, $24,115. 7. (25) Morgan Shepherd, Ford Thunderbird, 200, $17,165.

8. (32) Sterling Marlin, Ford Thunderbird, 200, $16,365. 9. (12) Ricky Rudd, Chevrolet Lumina, 200, $15,765. 10.

(16) Bill Elliott, Ford Thunderbird. 200. $22,015. 1 1 (5) Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet lumina, 200, $14,815. 12.

(22) Rick Wilson. Pontiac Grand Prix. 199, $1 1,365. 13. (3) Hut Stricklin.

Ford Thunderbird, 199. $13,865. 14. (28) Phil Parsons, Chevrolet Lumina, 199, $10,465. 15.

(31) Kenny Wallace, Pontiac Grand Prix, 199, $11,615. 16. (13) Rick Mast, Ford Thunderbird. 199, $13,015. 17.

(18) Jimmy Hensley. Ford Thunderbird, 199, $17,465. 18. (29) Greg Sacks, Ford Thunderbird, 198, $7,965. 19.

(21) Dale Jarrett, Chevrolet Lumina, 195, $15,815. 20. (23) Bobby Labonte, Ford Thunderbird, 194, $10,490. 21. (27) Michael Waltrip, Pontiac Grand Prix, 190, $12,060.

22. (37) Jimmy Means, Ford Thunderbird, 188, $7,310. 23. (33) Dave Marcis. Chevrolet Lumina, 180, engine.

$8,210. 24. (14) Geoff Bodine, Ford Thunderbird, 173, broken axle, 1 5, 1 60. 25. (20) Wally Dallenbach Ford Thunderbird, 150, transmission, $1 1,710.

26. (38) Kerry Teague, Chevrolet Lumina, 1 35, engine, 27. (II) lake Speed, Ford Thunderbird, 127, rocker arm, $7,010. 28. (4) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet Lumina, 1 1 3, $8,535.

29. (6) Brett Bodine, Ford Thunderbird, 109, engine, 1 1 ,460. 30. (34) Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet Lumina, 89, engine, $16,660. 31 (2) Mark Martin, Ford Thunderbird, 85, engine, $14,810.

32. (30) Terry Labonte, Chevrolet Lumina, 83, engine, $1 1,285. 33. (24) Derrike Cope, Ford Thunderbird, 62, clutch, $1 1,660. 34.

1 7) Ernie Irvan, Chevrolet Lumina, 50, engine, $16,185. 35. (39) Trevor Boys, Pontiac Grand Prix, 38, vibration, $6,510. 36. (35) Dick Trickle, Ford Thunderbird, 17, engine, $6,435.

377 (36) Jimmy Horton, Chevrolet lumina, 16, engine, $6,360. 38. (19) Bobbv Hillin Ford Thunderbird, 4, engine, $6,320. 39. (10) Rusty Wallace, Pontiac Grand Prix, 4, engine, $14,285.

40. (40) Graham Taylor, Ford Thunderbird, 3, handling, $6,210. Race statistics Time of race 3:37:23. Margin of victory 4.9 seconds. Caution flags 6 for 24 laps.

Lead changes 22 changes among 1 3 drivers. lap leaders Martin 1, Schroder 2-3, Earnhardt 4-23, Means 24, Boys 25, Musgrave 26, Petty 27-28, Martin 29-34, Petty 35-58, Jarrett 59, Rudd 60, Petty 61-109, Allison 110-115, Petty 1 16-142, Gant 143, Schroder 144-145, Petty 146-171, Gant 172, Petty 173-176, Shepherd 177-179, Marlin 180-184, Petty 185-200. NASCAR Winston Cup points standings Knight-Rioder Newspapers CHARLOTTE. N.C. NASCAR Winston Cup points standings: 1 Dale Earnhardt 2,031 2.

Davey Allison 1 ,806 3. Dale Jarrett 1 ,784 4. Kyle Petty 1 ,750 5. Rusty Wallace 1,733 6. Morgan Shepherd 1,719 7.

Ken Schroder 1,692 8. Geoff Bodine 1 ,676 9. Jimmy Spencer 1,642 10. Jeff Gordon 1,570 1 1 Ernie Irvan 1 ,568 1 2. Mark Martin 1 ,558 13.

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Sergi Bruguera 1 1 40,909 3. Michael Stich 1,04 1 ,968 4. Pete Sampras $872,23 1 5. Stefan Edberg 639,658 6. Richard Krajicek 1556,420 7.

Andrei Medvedev 506,71 2 8. Michael Chang .502,080 9. Karel Novacek 1484,055 10. Boris Becker S442.243 1 1 Wally Masur 1394,368 1 2. Petr Korda 1392,236 1 3.

Thomas Muster 1382,446 1 4. Wayne Ferreira 1374,985 1 5. Paul Hoarhuis 13 1 6,859 16. Anders Jarryd S3 10,3 1 2 1 7. Cari-Uwe Sfeeb 1 1308,938 18.

MarcRosset 1302,550 1 9. Emilio Sanchez 1300,409 20. Richey Reneberg 300,295 21. Carlos Costa 1291,592 22. Andrei Chesnokov 1290,295 23.

Alexander Volkov 1 ,283,734 24. Mark Woodforde 1272,296 25. MaliVai Washington 1264,784 26. Patrik Kuhnen ,264,709 27. Cedric Pioline 1 263, 1 59 28.

Goran Ivanisevic 1262,960 29. Patrick McEnroe 1255,398 30. Ivanlendl 1249,510 3 1 Jacco Eltingh 235,469 32. Henrik Holm 1233,222 33. Andrei Olhovskiy S231.210 34.

Marc Goellner 1227,233 35. Fabrice Santoro 222,723 36. Jan Siemerink 220,084 37. Marcos Ondruska ,21 9, 1 1 4 38. Todd Martin 12 11,768 39.

Arnaud Boetsch ,206,969 40. Jakob Hlasek $206,532 WTA Money Leaders ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) The Women's Tennis Association money leaders through June 13: 1. Steffi Graf $1,209,587 2.

Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 805,879 3. Mary Joe Fernandez 520,364 4. Conchita Martinez 476,973 5. Monica Seles 437,588 6. Gabriela Sabatini 393,276 7.

Natalia Zvereva 363,308 8. Jana Novotna 346,089 9. Gigi Fernandez 322,050 1 0. Martina Navratilova 302,350 H.AnkeHuber 251,363 1 2. Jennifer Capriati 232,260 1 3.

Larisa Neiland 228,498 1 4. Amanda Coetzer 1 90,492 1 5. Zina Garrison Jackson 1 53,383 16. Manuela Maleevo-Fragniere 149,223 1 7. Magdalena Maleeva 1 49,092 1 8.

Brenda Schultz 1 43,442 19. Lori McNeil 142,722 20. Katerina Maleeva 1 33,725 2 1 Nathalie Tauziat 132,344 22. Mary Pierce 116,935 23. Kimiko Date 116,788 24.

Sabine Hock 114,891 HORSE RACING Arlington Park Monday's results (Off Track Betting Parlor Payoffs) (Cloudy and Muddy) FIRST RACE (4 fcf) Saluki Primetime (Lasala) 5.40 2.40 2.20; George Jacobs (Sibille) 2.60 2.20; Independant Goal (Sonows) 3.00. Time 55.1. $2.00 Quinella (5-6) paid $7.60. $2.00 Perfecta (5-6) jsaid $15.60. SECOND RACE (6f) It's The Natural (Focare-to) 18.80 9.60 4.60; Sansolaro (Enriquez) 5.00 3.40; Dr.

Cardia (Silva) 2.80. Scratch, Can't Hesitate and Friday Float. Time 1:11.2. $2.00 Quinella (7-8) paid $47.20. $2.00 Perfecta (7-8) paid $99.40.

$2.00 Daily Double (5-7) paid $85.80. THIRD RACE (6f) King Zor (Enriquez) 1 7.80 10.20 5.80; Seawin Bugle Boy (Sibille) 7.40 4.80; Trade'n Key (Valenzuela) 3.80. Time 1:13. $2.00 Quinella (1-10) paid $51.20. $2.00 Perfecta (1-10) paid $127.80.

$2.00 Trifecta (1-10-4) paid $420.00. FOURTH RACE (1 m) Pecos Porables (lavio-lette) 1 2.20 6.20 3.20; Quick Kill (Diaz) 4.20 2.80; Boxing Blizzard (Caldwell) 2.60. Time 1:39.4. $2.00 Quinella (9-7) paid $21.40. $2.00 Perfecta (9-7) paid $51.80.

$2.00 Trifecta (9-7-4) paid 1 35.60. FIFTH RACE (7f) Rotten Brick (Sellers) 8.60 6.40 3.60; My Man Craig (Broussard) 6.00 3.60; Tenor Tuner (Bourque) 3.40. Time 1:24.2. $2.00 Quinella (3-D paid $24.00. $2.00 Perfecta (3-1 paid $52.44.

SIXTH RACE (6Wf) Decorated Apple (Gomez) 12.60 6.60 5.60; Pedron (Razo) 14.00 7.20; Wornall Road (Bourque) 16.00. Time 1:18.4. $2.00 Quinella (1-5) paid $96.40. $2.00 Perfecta (1-5) paid $2.00 Twin Trifecta Exchange (1-5-6) paid $1,011.20. SEVENTH RACE dm) Alberta Johnson (Sibille) 1 1 .20 5.20 3.80; Song Song Sing (Lasala) 10.60 5.20,- Pyrife Delight (Sellers) 3.00.

Scratch, Starring Michelle, Snirley Dear, Bold; Spritz and Shutters. Time 1:38.1. $2.00 Quinella (3-2) paid $76.60. $2.00 Perfecta (3-2) paid $138.00. $2.00 Trifecta (3-2-7) paid $505.20.

$2.00 Pick 3 (3-1-3) paid $406.20. EIGHTH RACE (6f) Kat Gold (Bourque) 21.60 6.60 4.80; Shrewd Operator (Gryder) 3.60 2.80: Native Icecapade (Sibille) 4.00. Time 1:10.4. $2.00 Quinella (1-2) paid $27.40. $2.00 Perfecta (1-2) paid $64.60.

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thro Fit. 9 to 5 Aioct htthny between DeSoto A Eftville and Saturday 9 to 1:30 4.60; Bezant (Lidberg) 3.6U. Time 1:5.1 SWIMMING Marion Marlins 456, Anna Blue Dolphins 226 $2.00 late Double (1-10) paid $64.80. $2.00 Quinella (10-3) raid $27.80. $2.00 Perfecta (10-3) paid $40.20.

$2.00 Trifecta (10-3-1) (10-3) naid 4tf20. $2.00 Trifecta (10-3-1) raid $268.40. $2.00 Pick 6 (4 of 6) paid 86.00. Pick 6 Carry Over Pool $26,380.00..