5 8 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2003 DemocratandChronicle.com DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE FACES IN SPORTS Mariucci Robbins McLaughlin Lions could name Mariucci coach today WIRE and STAFF REPORTS Former San Francisco 49ers coach Steve Mariucci might be introduced as the Detroit Lions' new coach today, according to a story on the Lions' Web site. Mariucci met with Lions owner Bill Ford and toured Ford Field and the team's training facility on Thursday. Mariucci has also talked with the team's president, Matt Millen, over the past few days. The Lions, seeking a replacement for fired coach Marty Mornhinweg, said the two sides had not reached an agreement. Robbins is bipolar Oakland Raiders center Barret Robbins has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, according to a statement released by his agent, Drew Pittman, ESPN reported on its Web site.
The statement, prepared with Robbins and his wife, Marisa, expresses remorse for the events surrounding the Super Bowl. Raiders coach Bill Callahan barred Robbins from playing in the Super Bowl after Robbins missed a team meeting, final walkthrough and showed up "incoherent" for a team meeting that Saturday. Spellman gets 18 months Former NFL lineman Alonzo Spellman was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for threatening the passengers and crew on a Delta Air Lines flight from Cincinnati to Philadelphia last year. A judge also ordered Spellman to spend three months in a rehabilitation center after his release from jail. He must also undergo psychological counseling and will be barred from flying on commercial airlines.
McLaughlin still racing Mike McLaughlin, the Waterloo native whose Busch Series team had its financing fall apart on the eve of the season, is going to Daytona, for the Koolerz 300 thanks to the help of friends and family. "This has been a very tough week for all of us involved with the team, but I'm not going to let this defeat me," McLaughlin said. "I have to follow my heart and do everything possible to win the Koolerz 300." BU, BC in Beanpot final Boston University and Boston College will play in the Beanpot hockey finals yet again. Freddy Meyer scored with 6:39 left as BU beat Harvard 2-1 on Monday to advance to the Beanpot finals for the 19th time in 20 years. Boston College beat Northeastern 5-2.
Susan B's win hockey title Paced by goalie Laura Rogers' three shutouts, the Rochester Susan B's women's hockey team captured the women's championship of the Labatt Blue Hockey Challenge last weekend at ESL Sports Centre. The Susan B's, whose members range in age from 21 to 55, tied the Syracuse Blades o- then defeated the Columbus Capitals 4-0, the Ithaca Sirens 3-2 and the North Olmsted Blues 5-0 to sweep to the title. Lisa Casalmir led Rochester with four goals and Rogers was named tournament MVP. The Susan B's are the area's longest-running women's amateur hockey team. Female finalists named Jennifer Botterill, sister of Rochester Americans left winger Jason Botterill, and Olympian Natalie Darwitz are among the 10 candidates for USA Hockey's Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award.
Botterill (Harvard) ranks second in the nation in scoring and leads the Crimson with 62 points (26 assists, 36 goals). Darwitz (Minnesota) ranks third in the nation in scoring with 52 points (24-28). Other nominees are Chanda Gunn (Northeastern), goalie; Carly Haggard (Dartmouth), forward; Kelli Halcisak (Providence), defense; Andrea Kilbourne (Princeton), forward; Jenny Potter (Minnesota-Duluth), forward; Maria Rooth (Minnesota-Duluth), forward; Angela Ruggiero (Harvard), defense; and Krissy Wendell (Minnesota), forward. The award recognizes the top player in women's collegiate ice hockey. a Sports on TV College Basketball 7 p.m.
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To leave messages (585) 258-2406 (24 hours) To fax messages (585) 258-2776 (24 hours) Jeter, Steinbrenner patch things up The Yankees owner's comments regarding focus are discussed. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TAMPA, Fla. Derek Jeter isn't about to get into an argument with George Steinbrenner owner's Baseball accusations that the New York Yankee shortstop isn't focused enough on baseball. "One thing you realize is, the Boss is the Boss," Jeter said on Monday. "Right or wrong, he can say what he wants to say." In an interview with the (New York) Daily News in December, Steinbrenner said that Jeter was staying out too late and spending too much time on non-baseball activities.
Hockey NHL STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division OL Pts GF New Jersey 31 12 3 4 69 130 Philadelphia 27 14 2 64 122 N. Y. Islanders 24 20 5 2 55 143 Pittsburgh 21 22 4 5 51 138 N.Y. Rangers 21 26 6 2 50 139 Northeast Division TOL Pts GF Ottawa 32 14 6 1 71 172 Toronto 27 20 4 59 144 Boston 26 19 5 58 151 Montreal 21 20 7 5 54 141 Buffalo 15 24 7 4 41 109 Southeast Division TOL Pts GF Washington 24 19 7 3 58 152 Tampa Bay 22 19 7 4 55 145 Florida 15 19 10 8 48 118 Carolina 17 25 6 5 45 115 Atlanta 17 27 3 4 41 139 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division OL Pts GF St. Louis 28 15 6 4 66 170 Detroit 27 15 8 2 64 149 Chicago 22 18 9 3 56 126 Columbus 20 25 5 2 47 146 Nashville 17 23 8 4 46 116 Northwest Division TOL Pts GF Vancouver 29 16 7 0 65 159 Edmonton 24 16 6 6 60 146 Minnesota 25 18 8 59 126 Colorado 20 14 11 5 56 144 Calgary 17 25 7 3 44 112 Pacific Division TOL Pts GF Dallas 30 11 11 72 165 Anaheim 22 18 7 4 55 126 Phoenix 19 21 7 4 49 128 San Jose 19 21 6 5 49 137 Los Angeles 20 24 4 4 48 128 Two points for a win, one point for a tie overtime loss.
MONDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Buffalo at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Boston, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m.
Atlanta at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAME Western Conference 6, Eastern Conferece (Western Conference wins shootout 3-1) AHL STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE East OTL Pts GF GA Binghamton 26 15 7 1 60 148 125 Bridgeport 23 17 9 2 57 129 128 Hartford 22 20 6 3 53 159 154 Springfield 21 26 4 0 46 134 165 Albany 15 24 7 5 42 121 145 North Division OTL Pts GF GA Providence 30 12 6 2 68 173 143 Manchester 27 11 5 3 62 160 121 Portland 24 18 4 5 57 150 123 Worcester 20 20 8 3 51 154 150 Lowell 13 33 4 2 32 120 182 Canadian Division OTL Pts GF GA Hamilton 37 8 4 4 82 198 115 Manitoba 24 24 4 0 52 151 156 John's 17 29 5 40 154 189 Saint John 17 25 3 38 116 136 WESTERN CONFERENCE West Division OTL Pts GF GA Houston 34 12 5 0 73 175 131 Chicago 23 19 4 3 53 166 144 Utah 25 18 3 1 54 141 136 San Antonio 22 19 8 2 54 130 135 Milwaukee 20 16 7 4 51 143 140 Central Division OTL Pts GF GA Grand Rapids 28 12 7 2 65 147 109 Rochester 16 18 12 4 48 132 140 Cincinnati 15 22 8 4 42 123 151 Syracuse 15 26 5 3 38 112 156 Cleveland 13 32 3 3 32 121 184 South Division OTL Pts GF GA Norfolk 28 14 3 63 133 117 Hershey 22 17 11 56 137 129 Wilkes-Barre 22 22 3 3 50 156 165 Philadelphia 22 2 3 45 107 121 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory; one point for ties and overtime losses.
MONDAY'S GAME Canada 10, PlanetUSA 7 TODAY'S GAME No games scheduled SUNDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled Canada 10, PlanetUSA 7 Canada 2 4 4-10 PlanetUSA 3 0- 7 First Period: 1, Canada, Sim (C.Murphy, Ready), 1:03. 2, PlanetUSA, Corvo (P.Ferraro, Herr), 3:26. 3, PlanetUSA, Taffe (Hilbert, Surovy), 4:19. 4, PlanetUSA, Mowers (Pothier, C.Ferraro), 5:26. 5, Canada, Lupaschuk (Haydar, Hunter), 7:59.
Second Period: 6, Canada, Haydar (Spezza), :56. 7, PlanetUSA, Corvo (Herr, Hilbert), 1:29. 8, Canada, Papineau (Sim, Trudel), 9, Canada, Ward (Boyes, Slaney), 6:01 (pp). 10, Komisarek (Mowers, Taffe), 11:49. 11, PlanetUSA, P.Ferraro (C.Ferraro, Pothier), 12, PlanetUSA, Hilbert (Varlamov, Herr), 15:09.
13, Canada, Stephens (Slaney, Aulin), 17:50 (pp). Third Period: 14, Canada, Slaney (Giroux, Hunter), 8:53. 15, Canada, Sim (Stephens), 12:09. 16, Canada, Haydar (Boyes, Ward), 18:05. 17, Canada, Stephens, 19:54 (en).
Shots on goal: Canada 12-22-22-56. Plane- 22-18-9 49. Power-play Opportunities: Canada 2 of PlanetUSA 0 of 1. Goalies: Canada, Ouellet (22 Lamothe (0:00 second, 18-14), Emery 9-9). PlanetUSA, Sauve (12-10), second, 22-18), Goehring (0:00 third, 6,499.
Lacrosse EASTERN DIVISION PCT GF Colorado 3 2 .600 67 New Jersey 2 4 .333 62 Philadelphia 3 .250 41 New York 0 6 .000 69 CENTRAL DIVISION PCT GF Buffalo 5 1 833 96 Columbus 5 2 .714 89 Rochester 2 .667 67 Albany 2 286 76 NORTHERN DIVISION PCT GF Toronto 5 2 .714 92 Calgary 3 .571 91 Ottawa 4 429 69 Vancouver NO 3 .400 63 "I want to see Jetes truly focused," Steinbrenner told the paper. "He wasn't totally focused last year. He had the highest number of errors he's some time. He wasn't himself." Jeter, a 1 four-time All-Star, hit .297 with 18 home runs and 75 RBI last season. He made 14 errors.
"We met, we talked about it and it's pretty much over with," said Jeter, who added that he won't change. Phillies sign Burrell: Left fielder Pat Burrell and the Philadelphia Phillies have agreed on a $50 million, six-year contract, in the latest big move by the team this off-season. THURSDAY'S GAMES Colorado at New York, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES Rochester 14, Albany 13, 20T Calgary 14, Vancouver 11 Transactions BASEBALL American League Boston Red Sox: Agreed to terms with INF Lou Merloni on a one-year contract.
New York Yankees: Promoted vice president of scouting Lin Garrett to vice president of scouting and player development, director of player development Rob Thomson to vice president and director of minor league operations, and director of player personnel Damon Oppenheimer to vice president of professional scouting. National League New York Mets: Agreed to terms with RHP Grant Roberts on a one-year contract. Named Brett Butler part-time minor league outfield and base running instructor. Signed 18 Mike Glavine, OF Prentice Redman and RHP Jeremy Griffiths to minor league contracts. Philadelphia Phillies: Agreed to terms with LF Pat Burrell on a six-year contract.
San Diego Padres: Agreed to terms with INF Keith Lockhart on a minor league contract. Cincinnati Bengals: Named Bill Tobin scouting consultant. Green Bay Packers: Re-signed DT Terdell Sands. Jacksonville Jaguars: Named Mark Asanovich strength and conditioning coach and Todd Howard defensive assitant coach. San Francisco 49ers: Signed OL Alonzo Cunningham.
Arenafootball2 Rochester Brigade: Announced DS Theodore McDuffie has been assigned to the team. Columbus Blue Jackets: Recalled JeanLuc Grand-Pierre and RW David Ling from Syracuse of the AHL. Florida Panthers: Recalled Mathieu Biron from San Antonio of the AHL. Los Angeles Clippers: Placed lan Laperriere on injured reserve. Recalled Cristobal Huet from Manchester of the AHL.
Nashville Predators: Named Scott Wampold vice president of ticket sales. Recalled Jan Lasak from Milwaukee of the AHL. American Hockey League Bridgeport Sound Tigers: Announced LW Raffi Torres and RW Eric Godard have been recalled by the New York Islanders. COLLEGE Connecticut: Announced Jim Calhoun, men's basketball coach, is taking a three-to-four week medical leave. Named George Blaney men's interim basketball coach.
Las Vegas Line NBA TODAY Portland ORLANDO La Lakers 2 INDIANA WASHINGTON Cleveland NEW YORK 5 La Clippers MINNESOTA Houston MILWAUKEE Toronto DALLAS 7 Sacramento DENVER Chicago NHL TODAY NEW JERSEY Buffalo BOSTON Colorado TAMPA BAY Washington NY ISLANDERS Philadelphia DETROIT Nashville MONTREAL Atlanta Vancouver PITTSBURGH CALGARY Anaheim COLLEGE BASKETBALL TODAY PITTSBURGH 13 Providence S. FLA. 6 Tcu Xavier G. WASH. S.
MISS pick Ala-Birm WICHITA ST. 9 Ill. State MEMPHIS 12 E. Carolina BAYLOR Texas CREIGHTON 24 N. lowa HOUSTON Tulane KENTUCKY 5 Florida COLORADO Texas Bowling AREA RESULTS BOWL-A-ROLL: Shawn Dwyer 762, Tony liardo 749, James Cleveland Sr.
729, Jeff Zeitvogel 721, Wayne Locke 720, Art Durfee 716, Ed Ango- ra 712, Joe Collechio 716, Jerry Barnes 704, Mike Priset 700, Rex Hunt 699 (300), Shawn Hayes 696, Scott Prince 687, Charlie Maniske 687, Brent Dame 685, Joe Mahar Jr. 684, Mark Lindenmuth 683, Nick Zona 682, John Gurgel 681, Mike Spuck 677, Tom Dewey 676; Jackie Barber 638, Donna Pratt 585, Sandy Arnold 578, Cheryl Owens 575. AMF EMPIRE: Seniors, Fred Prince 718, Art Moore 660, Angelo Cali 657, Jerry LePage 649, Ed Schlageter 645, Spence Woodfield 625, Dave Valle 620, Henry Williamson 611, Lee Bach 608, Russ Vallone Sr. 608, Gene Daskiewics 601, Joe Hosenfeld 600. AMF GATES: Mark Lamb 781, Ange Piperni 749, Mike Carpenter 748 Bill Haresymchuk 732, Gary Sengillo 731 (300), Tim Ciancione 727, Art McGowan 727 (290), Steve Meyer 723, Joe Mahar Jr.
714, John Snyder 709, Rick Zarpentine 705, Jim Spaulding 705, Tim Cuyler 704, Charlie Burke 701, Jason Kent 694, Bill Barg 691, Bob Wiley 698, Dave Coletti 685, Bill Goodwin 684, Bill Barg 683, Bill Benge 682, Frank Mineccia 681, Jeff Debellis 679, Blair Bobzin 678, Felix Rivera 686, Jason McGowan 677, Ed Semmier 677, Bob Babco*ck 676, Ben Gibson 675; Pauline Wells 655, Debbie Wyspianski 636, Michelle Scioria 635, Toni Berg 579, Sue Accorso 578, Dina Malboeuf 573, Chris Wiley 572. Seniors: Chuck Maser 622, Frank Marton 603. MAIDEN: Scott Kane 802 (290), Chris Durbin 703, Rich Capaldo 764, Steve Meyer 758, Dave Sackett 740, Scott Stipulski 738, Bill Richardson 726, Dick Hodges 708, Tony Anello 703, George Jaffarian 702, Paul Gross 699, Tim Eckert 694, Pat Mangiola 694, Steve Andrews 686, Rodney Dugan 684, Larry Miejnek 684, Tony Gillette 681, Mike Ewing 680, Nick Schwalb 678, Frank Camelio 677; Holly Renner 645, Darlene Lloyd 620, Brenda Bennett 595, Gina Redding 585, Julie D'Alessandro 582, Dot McCabe 571, Dana Klimm 565, Adrianne Stewart 563. Senior: Bruce Schaubert 603. AMF OLYMPIC: Rick Jewell 778, Warren Jackson 767, Kevin Reigle 742, Rod Green 739, Kerrick Jones 722, Eric Lawson Sr.
710, Chuck White 702, Dwayne Marshall 700, Ronnie Betts 699, Mike Dortch 699, Matt Slawson 693, Efrain DeJesus 693, Al Jones 688, Monwell Floyd 684; Janice Batiste 666, Dykeata Newby 660, LaToya Edwards 655, Jennifer Travet 642, Kim Jones 639, Mary Gibson 625, Theresa Newby 622, Pam Walker 621, Angelina Graham 615, Chyrel McClain 615, Cynthia Rambo 614, Rose Taylor 605. Coming off a 14th losing season in 16 years, the Phillies have been one of the most aggressive teams in acquiring new talent, signing first baseman Jim Thome and third baseman David Bell and trading for pitcher Kevin Millwood. Burrell, 26, hit .282 with 37 homers and 116 RBI last year. Businessman wants to buy Expos: A suburban New York businessman says he wants to buy the Montreal Expos and move them to Washington but has had only preliminary contact with baseball officials in the District of Columbia. Mark Broxmeyer called a news conference on Monday to discuss his interest in the Expos, who are owned by the other 29 major league teams SCOREBOARD SUNSET: Rob Howell 778, Jim Keller 762, Brian Hughner 760, Larry Miles 746, Mark West 725.
Mike Gringer 715, Tom Dyer 715, Bob White 715, Bob Wiley 714, Stave Rowland 706, Phil Buchiero 700, Joe Magoffin 698, Mike Mitchell 698, Bill Dodson 698, Bob Friedler 695, Tony Weber 694, Ken Bryant 694, Rob Grimm 694, Rob Mardo 694, Joe Glazer 689, Sam Terrana Jr. 689, Rich Dwyer 688, Bill Fortino 687, Larry Strassner 685, Sam Peritore 684, Clark Reid 675; Kathy O'Neill 625, Joni Best 625, Nancy Starken 601, Bonnie Sale 576, Judy Manella 572, Ellen Stonegraber 571. Senior: Dom Ciaccia 634.. AMF TERRACE: Jason Diabo 758. High Schools BOWLING MONROE COUNTY BOYS Greece Arcadia 6, Brighton 0: Phil Latone bowled a 491 series for Arcadia.
Spencerport 6, East Irondequoit 0: Mike Zazzaro bowled a 475 series for Spencerport. Pittsford Mendon 4, Greece Odyssey 2: Adam Lanctot bowled a 214 game for Mendon. Pittsford Sutherland 4, Webster Thomas 2: Dan Vick bowled a 232 game for Sutherland. Rush Henrietta 4, Brockport 2: Matt Slawson bowled a 451 series for R-H. Greece Athena 6, Hilton 0: John Buckert and Rob Barron each bowled a 447 series for Athena.
Gates-Chili 6, West Irondequoit 0: Joe Colosimo bowled a 451 series for G-C. GIRLS Greece Arcadia 5, Brighton 1: Alicia Accapezzato bowled a 388 series for Arcadia. Spencerport 6, East Irondequoit 0: Amanda Fogarty bowled a 399 series for Spencerport. Pittsford Mendon 6, Greece Odyssey 0: Jessica Hahs bowled a 331 series for Mendon. Pittsford Sutherland 6, Webster Thomas 0: Andrea Hook bowled a 297 series for Sutherland.
Webster Schroeder 6, Penfield 0: Chelsea Allinger bowled a 313 series for Schroeder. Rush Henrietta 6, Brockport 0: Laura Carmichael bowled a 332 series for R-H. Greece Athena 6, Hilton 0: Leanne Downey bowled a 416 series for Athena. Gates Chili 6, West Irondequoit 0: Stephanie Buhan bowled a 348 series for G-C. FINGER LAKES BOYS Canandaigua 4, Newark 0: Brad Maltman bowled a 738 series for Canandaigua.
Geneva 2, Victor 2: Derek Rozelle bowled a 613 series for Geneva. Joe Bailey bowled a 631 for Victor. Bloomfield 4, South Seneca 0: Steve Vogel bowled a 677 series for Bloomfield. GIRLS Newark 3, Canandaigua 1: Baylee Balschmiter bowled a 660 sries for Newark. Bloomfield 4, South Seneca 0: Julie Baird bowled a 448 series for Bloomfield.
TODAY Boys Basketball Finger Lakes: Geneva at Waterloo, Marcus Whitman at Penn Yan, Midlakes at Mynderse, Victor at Canandaigua, Palmyra-Macedon at Newark, 7:30 p.m. Non-League: Rochester Home School at Henrietta Christian, 4 p.m.; Bishop Kearney at East, 5:30 p.m.; Eastridge at Honeoye Falls-Lima, Corning West-IV at Hornell, Northstar at Webster Christian, 7:30 p.m. Girls Basketball Monroe County: Penfield at Fairport, Greece Arcadia at Greece Athena, Rush-Henrietta at Gates Chili, Hilton at Spencerport, Batavia at Greece Odyssey, Pittsford Sutherland at Pittsford Mendon, Churchville-Chili at Brockport, Eastridge at Webster Thomas, 7:45 p.m. Rochester League: Wilson at Edison, 5 p.m. Finger Lakes: Harley-Allendale-Columbia at Red Jacket, Romulus at South Seneca, DeSales at Naples, Bloomfield at Wayne, Honeoye at Dundee, 7:30 p.m.
Livingston County: Perry at Le Roy, Warsaw at Caledonia-Mumford, Letchworth at Avon, Mount Morris at Geneseo, Pavilion at York, WaylandCohocton at Keshequa, 7:00 p.m. Genesee Region: Wheatland-Chili at Batavia Notre Dame, Kendall at Alexander, Lyndonville at Oakfield-Alabama, Byron Bergen at Pembroke, 7:30 p.m. Wayne County: North Rose-Wolcott at Gananda, Red Creek at East Rochester, Sodus at Lyons, Clyde-Savannah at Williamson, 7:30 p.m. Non-League: East at Nazareth, 6 p.m.; School of the Arts at Aquinas, 7:30 p.m. Girls Volleyball Monroe County Large Schools Quarterfinals: No.
9 Churchville-Chili (6-11) at No. 1 Fairport (16-0), No. 5 Penfield (10-6) at No. 4 Hilton (12-4), No. 7 Rush-Henrietta (8-9) at No.
2 Irondequoit (13-3), No. 6 Gates Chili (8-8) at No. 3 Brockport (12-4), 7 p.m. Monroe County Small Schools Quarterfinals: No. 7 Pittsford Mendon (6-11) at No.
2 Pittsford Sutherland (12-4), 4 p.m.; No. 6 Webster Thomas (6-10) at No. 3 Greece Olympia (10-6), No. 8 Brighton (5-12) at No. 1 Greece Arcadia (13- 3), No.
5 Spencerport (7-9) at No. 4 Batavia (8- 8), 7 p.m. Hockey Monroe County: Rush-Henrietta vs. Pittsford at Thomas Creek, 5:30 p.m.; Penfield vs. Greece at Lake Shore, Victor at Batavia Notre Dame, 7 p.m.; Gates Chili vs.
Fairport at Thomas Creek, Churchville-Chili at Webster Thomas, 7:30 p.m. Wrestling Monroe County: Eastridge at Penfield, Greece Olympia at Greece Arcadia, Fairport at Brighton, 7 p.m. Finger Lakes: Mynderse at Marcus Whitman, 6:30 p.m. Genesee Region: Byron-Bergen at Lyndonville, 6 p.m. Swimming Genesee Region: Batavia Notre Dame at Oakfield-Alabama, 4:30 p.m.
Gymnastics Monroe County: Penfield, Eastridge at Hilton, Webster at Fairport, 7 p.m. Alpine skiing Monroe County: at Brantling, 5 p.m. Golf PGA MONEY LEADERS Through Sunday Trn Money 1. Ernie Els 2 $1,810,000 2. Vijay Singh 3 $990,929 3.
Mike Weir 2 $922,000 4. Chris DiMarco $693,500 5. Jay Haas $520,100 6. Aaron Baddeley $486,000 7. Rocco Mediate $477,800 8.
John Huston $468.240 9. Retief Goosen $462,929 10. K.J. Choi CO $460.215 11. Jerry Kelly $414,125 12.
Harrison Frazar CO $341,271 13. Chris Riley CO $305,750 14. Robert Gamez $297,156 15. Tim Herron $285,443 16. Tim Petrovic $277,703 17.
Joe Durant GO $273,653 18. Phil Mickelson NO $268,375 19. Dan Forsman A $259,970 20. Justin Leonard 00 $235,100 21. Robert Allenby NO $207,691 and are up for sale.
Baseball officials, however, have been dealing with government groups, not potential owners, as they start the process of selling the Expos. Representatives of Washington, D.C., northern Virginia and Portland, Ore. the three leading contenders met with baseball's committee on the Expos last week. Ex-federal prosecutor working on Rose situation: The baseball commissioner's office has hired a former federal prosecutor to work on its evaluation of Pete Rose's application for reinstatement. Martin Weinstein, a partner in the Washington office of Foley Lardner, has been working on the Rose case since shortly after the career 22.
Charles Howell Ill $204,400 23. Pat Perez CO $203,304 24. Shigeki Maruyama 2 $192,200 25. David Gossett 3 $180,000 26. Jim Furyk 2 $178,271 27.
Jeff Sluman 3 $171,793 Colleges MEN'S BASKETBALL EAST State 1. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL EAST Alderson-Broaddus 91, Concord 68 Alvernia 71, Eastern 55 Cent. Connecticut St. 71, St. Francis, NY DeSales 59, Albright 54 East Stroudsburg 84, Goldey Beacom 55 Hunter 69, Lehman 67 John Jay 64, Baruch 62 Monmouth, N.J.
80, UMBC 74 Moravian 65, Muhlenberg 58 Mount St. Mary's, Md. 83, Fairleigh Dickinson 81, Mount St. Vincent 60, N.Y. Maritime 58 Mountain St.
76, Southern Wesleyan 59 N.J. Tech 81, Felician 73 76, Westminster, Pa. 72 Quinnipiac 80, Long Island U. 69 Rider 87, Siena 77 Sacred Heart 74, Robert Morris 66 Saint Joseph's 92, Villanova 75 Salem International 82, Fairmont St. 65 Sciences, Pa.
77, Cheyney 74 Shepherd 69, W. Virginia St. 66 Syracuse 88, Georgetown 80 Ursinus 74, Drew 71 Vassar 67, Mount St. Mary, N.Y. 61 W.
Va. Wesleyan 82, Charleston, W.Va. 64 Wagner 102, St. Francis, Pa. 89 Waynesburg 83, Frostburg St.
73 Wheeling Jesuit 89, West Liberty 74 York, N.Y. 80, NYCCT 68 SOUTH Appalachian St. 99, W. Carolina 69 Ark. Bluff 62, Jackson St.
58 Bethune-Cookman 78, N. Carolina 69 Chattanooga 97, Georgia Southern 94 Coll. of Charleston 71, UNC-Greensboro 69 Delaware St. 71, Norfolk St. 56 Grambling St.
85, MVSU 77 Howard 74, Morgan St. 53 Jacksonville St. 87, Savannah St. 71 Shore 58, Coppin St. 55 S.
Carolina St. 69, Florida 63 The Citadel 69, Furman 55 W. Kentucky 104, Kentucky St. 70 William Mary 64, Hampton 62 Wofford 98, Davidson 82 MIDWEST E. Michigan 90, Marshall 81 Kent St.
70, Miami (Ohio) 60 SW Missouri St. 73, Evansville 58 SOUTHWEST Arkansas St. 86, Ark. -Little Rock 76 Ind. -Ft.
Wayne 70, Texas Christi Lamar 68, McNeese St. 65 Syracuse 88, Georgetown 80 GEORGETOWN: Riley 5-12 1-1 15, 11-18 10-19 32, Samnick 6-11 0-0 12, 2-8 1-2 5, Bethel 5-14 0-0 12, Freeman 1-2 2, Hall 1-3 0-1 2, Owens 0-0 0-0 0, Cook 0 0. Totals 31-69 12-23 80. SYRACUSE: Warrick 4-9 3-4 11, Anthony 13 10-13 22, Forth 3-5 0-0 6, McNamara 8 22, Duany 5-11 4-4 15, Pace 0-0 0-0 0. 3-4 4-4 10, McNeil 1-2 0-0 2.
Totals 26-55 88. Halftime -Syracuse 42, Georgetown 36. goals- -Georgetown 6-17 (Riley 4-8, Bethel Cook 0-1, Hall 0-1, Bowman 0-1), Syracuse (McNamara 4-7, Anthony 2-5, Duany 1-4). out-Samnick, Forth, McNeil. ReboundsGeorgetown 41 (Sweetney 13), Syracuse 35 thony, Warrick 7).
Assists- -Georgetown 22 9), Syracuse 14 (McNamara, Edelin, Duany 3). Total fouls--Georgetown 26, 19. TOP 25 ASSOCIATED PRESS Record Pts 1. Florida (50) 18-2 1,764 2. Arizona (13) 16-2 1,687 3.
Texas (5) 14-3 1,557 4. Pittsburgh 15-2 1,536 5. Louisville (4) 16-1 1,511 6. Kentucky 16-3 1,448 7. Oklahoma 15-3 1,430 8.
Maryland 14-4 1,229 9. Duke 14-3 1,211 10. Notre Dame 18-3 1,159 11. Oklahoma St. 17-2 1,067 12.
Kansas 15-5 1,060 13. Creighton 19-2 844 14. Wake Forest 15-2 814 15. Marquette 15-3 776 16. Illinois 15-4 673 17.
Georgia 13-5 663 18. Connecticut 13-4 410 19. Syracuse 14-3 370 20. Xavier 15-4 280 21. Missouri 13-4 272 22.
Alabama 13-5 262 23. Mississippi St. 13-5 232 24. Purdue 14-4 211 25. Stanford 16-5 205 Others receiving votes: Oregon 105, 103, Dayton 99, California 92, Saint Joseph's Butler 38, Gonzaga 38, Wisconsin 38, 33, Utah 29, Kent St.
27, N.C. State 22, gan St. 13, Manhattan 8, Cincinnati 6, Fresno 6, S. Illinois 5, Memphis 4, Mississippi 3, gan 2, Arizona St. 1, Stephen F.Austin 1.
USA Record Pts 1. Florida (16) 18-2 753 2. Arizona (8) 16-2 739 3. Texas (5) 14-3 706 4. Pittsburgh (1) 15-2 662 5.
Oklahoma 15-3 645 6. Louisville (1) 16-1 609 7. Kentucky 16-3 598 8. Maryland 14-4 551 9. Duke 14-3 519 10.
Notre Dame 18-3 511 11. Kansas 15-5 444 12. Oklahoma State 17-2 437 13. Creighton 19-2 366 14. Marquette 15-3 357 15.
Wake Forest 15-2 321 16. Illinois 15-4 300 17. Connecticut 13-4 253 18. Georgia 13-5 214 19. Xavier 15-4 193 20.
Alabama 13-5 133 21. Syracuse 14-3 128 22. Missouri 13-4 120 23. Oregon 15-5 105 24. Mississippi State 13-5 86 25.
Purdue 14-4 72 Others receiving votes: Dayton 42, Stanford Indiana 33, California 23, Butler 19, Utah 19, consin 14, Texas Tech 12, Saint Joseph's Cincinnati 10, North Carolina State 10, Illinois 9, Gonzaga 4, Kent State 4, Wyoming Arizona Baruch 48, John Jay 43 Cheyney 63, Lincoln, Pa. 53 Concord 62, Alderson-Broaddus 44 Dickinson 78, Arcadia 64 Fairmont St. 64, Salem International 52 Georgian Court 74, Dominican, N.Y, 58 Glenville St. 70, WVU Tech 64 Hunter 70, Lehman 62 John Carroll 79, Thiel 59 Montclair St. 93, Purchase St.
35 Moravian 68, Muhlenberg 52 62, Grove City 56 hits leader applied for reinstatement in 1997, according to Bob DuPuy, baseball's chief operating officer. Biggio ready for outfield: Craig Biggio would rather stay with the Houston Astros than remain at second base. "It's the only organization I have ever known, and it's the only organization I want to play with," Biggio said. The four-time Gold Glove second baseman is moving to the outfield to make room for former National League MVP Jeff Kent. Dodgers re-sign Carrara: The Los Angeles Dodgers reached agreement with reliever Giovanni Carrara on a one-year contract, avoiding salary arbitration.
Carrara was 6-3 with a 3.28 ERA and one save last season. 59 20T 68 Sweetney Bowman 0-0 0-1 0- 5- 5-11 8- Edelin 29-33 3-Point 2-6, 7-16 Fouled (An(Bethel Anthony, Syracuse Pv 2 8 7 6 10 5 11 9 12 16 17 18 13 15 14 24 25 23 21 Indiana 56, Wyoming MichiSt. Michi- 14 12 17 23 21 25 19 22 39, Wis11, Southern 3, CALENDAR AMERKS Wednesday: Syracuse, 7:05 p.m. Friday: Hershey, 7:35 p.m. Web site: amerks.com Tickets: (585) 454-5335 SABRES Today: at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m.
Friday: Vancouver, 7 p.m. Web site: sabres.com Tickets: (716) 855-4444, ext. 82 SYRACUSE BASKETBALL Saturday: at West Virginia, 4 p.m. Web site: suathletics.com Tickets: (888) 366-3849 KNIGHTHAWKS Saturday: at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Web site: knighthawks.net Tickets: (585) 454-5335 89, Davis Elkins 81 Stevens Tech 77, Drew 70 West Liberty 75, Wheeling Jesuit 59 York, N.
Y. 53, NYCCT 37 SOUTH Appalachian St. 73, Furman 63 Austin Peay 83, Morehead St. 76 Bethune-Cookman 57, N. Carolina 45 Charleston Southern 75, Radford 65 Chattanooga 85, Coll.
of Charleston 75, OT Delaware St. 68. Norfolk St. 44 ETSU 98, Georgia Southern 92 Florida 60, S. Carolina St.
50 Grambling St. 72, MVSU 42 Howard 98, Morgan St. 37 Jackson St. 69, Bluff 42 Liberty 82, Coastal Carolina 76 Shore 74, Coppin St. 53 Southern U.
81, Savannah St. 47 Virginia 69, Clemson 54 W. Carolina 75, Wofford 59 W. Kentucky 86, Butler 57 MIDWEST Ball St. 97, Miami (Ohio) 94, OT E.
Illinois 64, Tennessee Tech 46 Oakland, Mich. 60, Chicago St. 55 SE Missouri 77, Tennessee St. 64 Valparaiso 66, Oral Roberts 43 W. Illinois 78, UMKC 55 SOUTHWEST Alabama St.
69, Texas Southern 44 Louisiana-Lafayette 66, Texas-Pan American 41 Prairie View 53, Alabama 50 Sam Houston St. 66, Texas Christi 64 FAR WEST S. Utah 72, Ind. 61 TOP 25 ASSOCIATED PRESS Record Pts Pv 1. Connecticut (44) 20-0 1,100 2.
Duke 20-1 1,038 3. Tennessee 18-3 997 4. LSU 18-1 953 5. Kansas St. 19-2 890 6.
Stanford 17-2 847 7. North Carolina 19-2 838 7. Texas Tech 18-2 838 9. Louisiana Tech 17-2 742 10. Purdue 18-3 740 11.
Texas 14-5 610 12. Mississippi St. 16-4 581 13 13. Penn St. 18-5 540 14 14.
Arkansas 17-5 502 12 15. Minnesota 16-3 482 15 16. South Carolina 16-4 465 16 17. Georgia 14-5 342 18 18. 19.
UC Vanderbilt Santa Barbara 13-7 289 17 15-3 227 20. Washington 17-3 222 25 21. Wis. -Green Bay 17-3 208 21 22. Villanova 15-4 196 20 23.
Boston College 15-4 179 24. Oklahoma 13-7 109 19 25. Ohio St. 15-5 83 23 Others receiving votes: Rutgers 64, Arizona 56, Utah 33, DePaul 27, Illinois 16, Tulane 15, Cincinnati 13, Colorado 12, Auburn 11, Florida St. 10, George Washington 10, Indiana St.
6, Notre Dame 4, Michigan St. 2, Chattanooga 1, Montana St. 1, New Mexico 1. HOCKEY BEANPOT TOURNAMENT Boston University 2, Harvard 1 Boston College 5, Northeastern 2 TODAY Men's Basketball: Walsh at Roberts Wesleyan, 7 p.m. Alfred State at Jamestown CC, 7:30 p.m.; RIT at Nazareth, Brockport at Geneseo, Finger Lakes CC at Cayuga CC, Niagara CC at Genesee CC, Utica at Keuka, 8 p.m.
Women's Basketball: Alfred State at Jamestown CC, 5:30 p.m.; RIT at Nazareth, Brockport at Geneseo, Utica at Keuka, 6 p.m., Roberts Wesleyan at Ursuline College, 7 p.m.; Niagara CC at Genesee CC, 8 p.m. Women's Swimming: William Smith at Ithaca, 7 p.m. Skiing AREA REPORTS Bristol Mountain: variable groomed 42 -72 base 31 of 32 trails, open, 6 of 6 lifts, MonFri: 9a-10p; 8a-10p Swain: variable groomed -65 base 21 of 21 trails, open, 3 of 5 lifts, Mon-Fri: 9a-10p; 9a-10p Visit www.iskiny.com for more information. shots 19 saves), (0:00 third, Gustafson (0:00 21-18). A- GA 60 66 51 97 GA 70 78 81 GA 72 91 74 69 Bulletin Board BASEBALL Monroe CC will host a youth age baseball camp February 16-29 from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Call 292- 2833 or 292-2841. Monroe CC will host a high school baseball camp March 8 and 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 292-2833 or 292-2841.
The Rush-Henrietta Athletic Association will be offering a Cal Ripken Baseball league for boys ages 11 and 12. Tryouts will be held at RushHenrietta Roth Middle School, 4000 East Henrietta Road on Tuesday, Feb. 25 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Call the RHAA Hotline at 234-5650 or 334-1959. OFFICIALS The NASF Sports Officials clinics for softball, baseball and football begin tonight at Woody's Il Restaurant in Henrietta.
Both novice and veteran officials are invited to attend at 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday in February. Call 426-2215..
