Scoreboard SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2004 7B SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2004 6B RENO NBA 3A REGIONAL SPRING CREEK 5, LOWRY 3 Tennis Czech Republic, def. Wayne Arthurs and Paul Hanley (5), Australia, 6-3, 6-2. Football S. Creek 001 000 22 5 11 1 3 5 6 Nets win triple-overtime thriller NHL 001 200 Garcia anfflfflTcTUraun'Plaver (6). Braun (7) and Swensen.
WP: Garcia. LP: Braun. SO: Garcia 9. Braun 4. BB: Garcia 7, Braun 1, Player! Spring Creek hitting: Ward 1-5, Rockwell 1-4, Perkins 1-5, Ka.
Crnkovich 3-5, Garcia 1 -4, Wild 1 -4, McCarty 2-4, Stewart 1-4. RBI: Ka. Crnkovich 2, Garcia 1 Lowry hitting: Swensen 2-4, Braun 1 -2, K. Ingle 1 -3, Johnson 1-4. RBI: Braun 1 BISHOP MANOGUE 9, TRUCKEE 2 Preps BASEBALL NORTHERN 4A REGIONAL At Carson High WOOSTER 6, DOUGLAS 5 Wooster 000 100 5 6 10 2 Douglas ,.032000 0 511 3 RaEe, Ja.
Hasner (1) and Benitez; Huff Estes (7)and Luken. WP: Rabe. LP: Estes. SV: Ja. Rasner.
SO: Rabe 1 Ja. Rasner 1 Huff 7. Estes 1. BB: Rabe 1, Huff 1. Wooster hitting: Williams 1-3, Nord-meyer2-4, Dykins3-4, Benitezl -3.
Jous-tra 1-3, Palylyk 1-3, Callahan 1-3. 2B: Joustra.HR: Benitez. RBI: Nordmeyer 1, Dykins 1 Benitez 3. Douglas hitting: Pierce 1-3, Rippee 1-4, Huff 2-4, Honer 1-4. Luken 1-3, Brady 2-4, Agosta 1 -3, Dayis 1 -1 Miller 1 -4.
2B: Huff, Miller. RBI: Agosta 1, Miller 1, REED 10, WOOSTER 4 Truckee 001 001 0 2 4 6 ARENA LEAGUE AMERICAN CONFERENCE Central Division Pet PF PA Chicago 9 4 .692 702 593 Colorado 9 4 .692 636 596 Indiana 7 7 .500 705 634 Detroit 4 9 .308 622 698 Grand Rapids 1 13 .071 496 771 Western Division Pel PF PA x-SanJose 10 3 .769 759 624 Arizona 9 5 .643 729 662 Los Angeles 7 6 .538 742 655 Las Vegas 6 7 .462 709 651 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pet PF PA NewYork 8 5 615 686 593 Dallas 6 7 .462 628 683 Philadelphia 5 8 .385 604 633 Columbus 5 9 .357 672 742 Carolina 4 9 .308 620 724 Manogue 031 500 9 8 1 Williams-Capriati semifinal on tap at the Italian Open ASSOCIATED PRESS ROME Top-seeded Serena Williams and No. 5 Jennifer Capriati advanced to the semifinals of the Italian Open with straight-set wins on Friday. Second-seeded Amelie Mauresmo and No. 8 Vera Zvonareva, who both beat local favorites in the quarterfinals, were to meet in today's other semifinal in the clay-court tuneup for the French Open.
Williams beat Svetlana Kuznetsova 7-5, 6-0, her third straight win in her first tournament after miss 128.866. 14. (38) Elliott Sadler, Ford, 128.774. 15. (0) Ward Burton, Chevrolet, 128.559.
16. (10) Scott Riggs, Chevrolet, 128.516. 17. (99) Jeff Burton, Ford, 128.492. 18.
(15) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet, 128.480 19. (5) Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, 128.449. 20. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 128.431. 21.
(32) Ricky Craven, Chevrolet, 128.357. 22. (45) Kyle Petty, Dodge, 128.284. 23. 97) Kurt Busch, Ford, 128.217.
24. (7) Dave Blaney, Dodge, 126.096. 25. (22) Scott Wimmer, Dodge, 128.047. 26.
(09) Bobby Hamilton Dodge, 128.023. 27. (18) Bobby Labonte, Chevrolet, 127.889. 28. (20) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 127.883.
29. (17) MattKenseth, Ford, 127.714. 30. 21 Ricky Rudd, Ford, 127.256 31 (88) Dale Jarrett, Ford, 1 26.933. 32.
(40) Sterling Marlin. Dodge, 126.856. 33. (02) Hermie Sadler, Chevrolet. 126.826.
34. (49) Ken Schrader, Dodge, 1 26.404. 35. (30) Johnny Sauter, Chevrolet, 126.227. 36.
(98) Todd Bodine, Ford, 126.186. 37. (42) Jamie McMurray, Dodge, 126.074. 38. (4) Jimmy Spencer, Chevrolet, 124.827.
39. (9) Kasey Kahne, Dodge, provisional. 40. (77) Brendan Gaughan, Dodge, provisional. 41.
(50) Derrike Cope, Dodge, provisional. 42. (89) Morgan Shepherd. Dodge, pro same time. 10.
Michel Albasini, Switzerland, Phonak, same time. 1 1 Giuseppe Di Grande, Italy, Formag-gi Pinzolo, same time. 12. Philippe Gilbert, Belgium, Fdjeux.com, sametime. 13.
Maurlcio Ardila Cano, Colombia, Chocolade Jacques Wincor, same time. 14. Crescenzo D'Amore, Italy, same time. 15. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine, Land-bouwkrediet, same time.
Also 22. Damiano Cunego, Italy, Saeco, sametime 25. Gerhard Trampusch, Austria, same time. 28. Stefano Garzelli.
Italy. Vini Caldiro-la, same time. 32. Gilberto Simoni, Italy, Saeco, same time. 37.
Bradley McGee, Australia, Fdjeux.com, same time. 64. Igor Astarloa, Spain, Lampre. 29 seconds behind. 163.
Mario Cipollini, Italy, Domina Va-canze, 9 minutes, 42 seconds back. Overall Standings (After 6-of-20 Stages) 1. Gilberto Simoni. Italy, 27 hours, 36 minutes, 30 seconds. 2.
Damiano Cunego, Italy, 13 seconds behind. 3. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine, 21 4. Franco Pellizotti, Italy, 29. 5.
Gerhard Trampusch, Austria, 41 6. Giuliano Figueras, Italy. 45. 7. Dario David Cioni, Italy, 52.
8. Sergy Honchar, Ukraine, 58, 9. Stefano Garzelli, Italy, 1 minute, 5 seconds behind, 10. EddyMazzoleni, Italy, 1:06. 11.
Andrea Noe. Italy, 1:07 12. Davide Rebellin, Italy, 1:18. 13. Juan Manuel Garate Chepa, Spain, 1:25.
14 Wladimir Belli, Italy, 1:33. 15. Sven Montgomery, Switzerland, 1:33, White and Smith Tar. Beck and law. Beck.
WP: Tar. Beck (12-2). LP: White. SO: Tar. Beck 11, White 3 BB: Tar.
Beck 6, White 1. Truckee hitting: Rohrasack 2-4, Harder 2-4. 3B: Harder 1. Bishop Manogue hitting: Reedy 1-3, Taw. Beck 2-3, Capurro 1 -3, Ramsey 2-4, Powell 1-4, McElroy 1-4.
2B: Capurro 1, Powell 1. RBI: Reedy 1 Taw. Beck 1 Capurro 2, Ramsey 1 Powell 2. DAYTON 1.FERNLEY0 Southern Division Pet PF PA 9 4 .692 590 601 5 .615 683 661 6 .538 617 573 7 .500 697 691 New Orleans Austin Orlando Tampa Bay 385 549 661 beorgia Wooster 000 022 0 4 8 3 Reed. .410 311 1010 1 Je.
Rasner, Smit (1), Ureen (4), Nord-meyer (5), Dykins (6) and Benitez; Hook, Garcia (6), Silva (6), Hum (7). WP: Hook. LP: Je. Rasner. SO: Smit 1 Dykins 1 Hook 4, Silva 1 Hum 3.
BB: Je. Rasner 1 Smit 2, Green 2, Hook 2, Garcia 1 Hum 1 Wooster hitting: William 1-4, Nordmeyer 1-3, Benitez 1-3, Ja. Rasner 2-4, Joustra 1 -4, Je. Rasner 1 -3. Palylyk 1 -2.
HR: Je. Rasner. RBI: Je. Rasner 3, Palylyk! Reed hitting: McGee 1 -4, Hill 1 -2, Lang 3-4, Saiz 1 -4, Erickson 1 -3, Hastings 2-4, May 1 -3, Lammle 1 -3. 2B: Lang, Erickson.
HR: Hill. RBI: McGee 1 Hill 1 Lang 2, Erickson 1 Hastings 1 May 1 Lammle 1 (At Reno High) REN0 12, CARSON 8 ing a month with a knee injury. "I hadn't played her before, but she's one of those young, blazing Rus x-clinched Dlavoff spot games, they will join just seven other teams to win a best-of-7 series after trailing 0-2. This game was close, unlike the first four. The Pistons won Games 1 and 2 by a combined 37 points and New Jersey won the next two by a total of 33.
For just the third time in a best-of-7 series, the first four games were decided by 15 points or more. With four players on each team having fouled out, Scalabrine came through for the Nets after not playing in Game 2, and scoring no more than 16 points in his three NBA seasons. After Jefferson's three-point play gave New Jersey a six-point lead in the third overtime, the Pistons pulled within one with 1:06 left. Then Scalabrine made his fourth 3-pointertogive New Jersey the 122-118 lead. Billups missed a 3-pointer that would have tied the game again with 1 1 seconds left.
Kenyon Martin, who fouled out, had 22 points and nine rebounds. Kidd had 1 6 points and eight assists, and played 57 of 63 minutes. Kerry Kittles scored 20 points, and reserve Lucious Harris added 12. "This only counts as one win, but it was a special one," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. "Our team won this game with will and heart." ASSOCIATED PRESS AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
Jason Kidd didn't even know who bloodied his nose toward the end of a pivotal playoff game that took four hours to play and three overtimes to decide. Unlike the first four games New Jersey and Detroit played, it wasn't a blowout, the home team didn't win, and one of the stars was a player only die-hard basketball fans even know. Richard Jefferson scored 1 8 of his 31 points after regulation, and reserve Brian Scalabrine had a career-high 17 points Friday night to lead the Nets to a 127-120 victory over the Pistons and a 3-2 lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal. "That was an amazing game. It's just a shame that someone had to lose," Kidd said.
Detroit's Chauncey Billups, who scored 3 1 points, forced the first overtime when he stepped just over halfcourt and hoisted a shot that went in off the backboard at the buzzer. "There were so many overtimes, I don't know which overtime was which," Billups said. Scalabrine made all four of his 3-pointers, including one that gave New Jersey a 1 22-1 1 8 lead with about 40 seconds left in the third overtime. In the four previous games, the lumbering forward scored a Associated Press Fernley 000 000 0 0 5 1 Dayton ..000 100 14 0 Uuerta and Wheeler; Greer and Bow-man. SO-Querta 3, Greer 6.
BB-Querta 2. Fernley hitting: Stovall 1 -3, Dunn 3-3, Andrews 1-2. Dayton hitting: Ayres 1-3, Fisher 1-3, Garcia 1-3, Greer 1-3. 2B-Garcia, Greer. RBI-Cox.
NORTHERN 2A At Battle Mountain Whittell 5, Mineral County 1 West Wendover 1 1 Pershing County 4 NORTHERN 1 A At Carlin Coleville 6, Smith Valley 3 Wells 11, Carlin 6 Carlin 11, Smith Valley 0 FULL-STEAM AHEAD: The Detroit Pistons' Ben Wallace drives against the New Jersey Nets' Kenyon Martin (6) during Game 5 of their NBA Eastern Conference semifinal Friday in Auburn Hills, Mich. The Nets won, 1 27-1 20, in triple overtime. sians, so I knew I had to be ready, Williams said of the ninth-seeded Kuznetsova. Capriati, who beat Anna Smashnova-Pistolesi 6-3, 6-3, has lost fewer games than any of the other semifinalists. She also reached the semifinals at the German Open last week, losing to Mauresmo.
Friday's Game Columbus 59, Grand Rapids 28 Today's Games Arizona at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Carolina at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Georgia at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Sunday's Games Dallas at Chicago, noon. Colorado at Indiana, noon.
Orlando at Austin, noon. San Jose at Las Vegas, noon. Los Angeles at New York, noon. MarkHensby 68c-71t 139 Rich Barcelo 68t-71c 139 John Cook 67t-73c 140 Shigeki Maruyama 70t-70c 140 TomByrum 71t-69c 140 Billy Andrade 70C-701 140 Kent Jones 68c-72t 140 John Senden 72t-68c 1 40 Ken Duke 70t-70c 140 Jesper Parnevik 67c-73t 140 Carlos Franco 70c-70t 1 40 Bart Bryant 70c-70t 140 Chad Campbell 73t-67c 140 GeneSauers 71t-69c 140 Scott Simpson 71c-69t 140 Notah Begay III 68t-72c 140 Vaughn Taylor 71t-69c 140 Failed to Qualify Jim Carter 70t-71c 141 Loren Roberts 71t-70c 141 Jason Dufner 70c-71t 141 Brian Gay 69c-72t 141 Glen Day 69t-72c 141 TimPetrovic 72t-69c 141 JeffSluman 70c-71t 141 Frank Lickliter II 70c-71t 141 Phil Mickelson 69t-72c 141 Bob Burns 67c-74t 141 Steve Strieker 71t-70c 141 John Rollins 69c-72t 141 RichBeem 71c-70t 141 D.J. Brigman 71c-70t 141 Jason Hartwick 70t-71c 141 David Peoples 71c-71t 142 Brent Geiberger 69c-73t 142 Richard S.
Johnson 72c-70t 1 42 Bob Estes 72t-70c 142 JeffMaggert 68c-74t 142 Hunter Mahan 68c-74t 142 Esteban Toledo 68c-74t 1 42 Cliff Kresge 73t-69c 142 Danny Ellis 71c-71t 142 Tim Clark 72t-71c 143 Fred Funk 72t-71c 143 Ben Crane 67c-76t 143 Brad Faxon 70c-73t 143 StuartAppleby 71t-72c 143 Brandt Jobe 68c-75t 143 Dean Wilson 68c-75t 143 Steve Allan 701-73C 143 Spike McRoy 70t-73c 143 Billy Maytair 74t-69c 143 Dan Olsen 71c-72t 143 Jin Park 68c-75t 143 Hidemichi Tanaka 72t-72c 1 44 Chris Couch 74t-70c 144 JC Anderson 70t-74c 144 Michael Allen 73t-71c 144 Chris Riley 70c-74t 144 Brad Elder 71t-74c 145 Paul Stankowski 70t-75c 1 45 Kris Cox 74t-71c 145 Woody Austin 73t-72c 145 Robert Gamez 71t-74c 145 David Toms 71c-74t 145 Scott Hend 75t-70c 145 Hal Sutton 72c-74t 146 Olin Browne 69c-77t 146 Lucas Glover 70c-76t 146 Cameron Doan 71c-75t 146 JeffBrehaut 71t-75c 146 JohnMaginnes 74t-72c 146 J.P.Hayes 71c-75t 146 Roger Tambellini 72c-74t 1 46 Jamie Elliott 69c-77t 146 Scott McCarron 70c-77t 1 47 OmarUresti 75t-72c 147 Ryan Palmer 69c-78t 147 Mike Henderson 74t-73c 1 47 Brian Watts 76t-71c 147 Dan Foreman 71t-76c 147 Blaine McCallister 74t-73c 1 47 Pat Bates 74c-74t 148 John Huston 74t-75c 149 Tripp Isenhour 76t-73c 149 Danny Briggs 74c-75t 149 Patrick Moore 73c-76t 149 Fulton Allem 75t-75c 150 Mark Brooks 72c-78t 150 Grant Waite 72c-78t 150 David Morland IV 75t-80c 1 55 Carson 112 012 1 8 10 2 Reno 133 230 1213 1 0smeTfilcasas4) and fJeTsennTiehert NFL EUROPE Pet PF PA 5 1 0 .833 157 129 Also 22. Bradley McGee, Australia. 1 :54. 33. Marlon Perez Arango.
Colombia, 3:18. 48. Igor Astarloa, Spain, 6:51. 63. Alejandro Borrajo, Argentina, 12:26, 71 Robbie McEwen, Australia, 1 4:29.
82. Alessandro Petacchi, Italy. 18:53. 89. Fred Rodriguez, United States, 20.05.
Berlin Frankfurt Rhein Amsterdam Cologne 0 .833 138 92 0 .500 109 96 0 .333 94 132 0 .333 128 135 0 .167 46 98 Banks (6) and Bertelson WP: Lienert. LP: Osmer. SO: Alcasas 3, Lienert 3, Banks 1 BB: Osmer 2, Alcasas 1 Lienert 3. Carson hitting: Good 1 -4, Melendez 2- 3, Bowman 3-3, Handley 1-4, Leek 2-4, Schlange 1-3. HR: Bowman 3, Leek 1.
RBI Bowman 5, Melendez 1 Leek 1 Reno hitting: D. Johnson 2-2, Mays 2-2, Simpson 1-4, Banks 3-3, Lienert 3-4, Bertelson 1 -4, Hug 1 -2. 2B: Mays, Banks, Bertelson. HR: Lienert, Hug. RBI: Wallace 1 D.
Johnson 1 Mays 2, Banks 1 Lienert 4, Bertelson 1, Hug 2. Records: Reno 30-5, Carson 22-15 Scotland wens coievine TRACK FIELD (atYerington) 3A REGIONAL Girls Teams: Spring Creek 89; Lowry 84; Dayton 31 Manogue 30; North Tahoe 26; Yerington 25; Truckee 1 Fernley 9 100: 1 Boisselle (Man) 13.17;2, Johnson (Man) 13.48; 3, Wurth (SC) 13.78. 800: 1 Engstrom (Low) 2, Pitts the 1993 Finals. Game 6 is Sunday in New Jersey and if necessary, Game 7 will be Thursday back in Detroit. "It's going to make us a lot hungrier," Billups said.
History is on the Nets' side. Out of 115 best-of-7 series that have been tied at 2, the winner of Game 5 has advanced 96 times (83 percent). If the two-time defending Eastern Conference champion Nets win one of the next two total of just six points. "I'm not surprised, basketball players always believe in themselves," Scalabrine said. "It was just great to be a part of an unbelievable game like this.
Every time we went to another OT, and it seemed like there were six of them, I thought 'Great! I get to play five more It was the fourth playoff game to go three or more overtimes, and the first since Phoenix beat Chicago 129-121 in Game 3 of Today's Game visional. 43. (80) Randy Lajoie, Ford, provisional. Failed to Quality 44. (94) Stanton Barrett, Chevrolet, 124.470.
45. (72) Kirk Shelmerdine, Ford, 120.230. NASCAR BUSCH-FUNAI 250 Friday At Richmond International Raceway Richmond, Va. Lap length: .75 miles (Start position in parentheses) 1. (1) Kyle Busch, Chevrolet, 250, $54,380.
2. (21) Greg Biffle, Ford, 250, $26,945. 3. (8) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 250, $20,120. 4 (3) Bobby Hamilton Ford, 250, $33,655.
5. (1 6) Jason Keller, Ford, 250, $28,855. 6. (30) David Green, Pontiac, 250, $27,430. 7.
(1 7) Martin Truex Chevrolet, 250, $19,680. 8. (12) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet, 250, $20,220. 9. (15) Kenny Wallace, Chevrolet, 250, $20,710.
Cologne at Amsterdam, 10a. Sunday's Games Rhein at Berlin, 7 a.m. Scotland at Frankfurt, 7 a.m. Baseball Schedule Box Scores Ragnarsson out for rest of playoffs ASSOCIATED PRESS VOORHEES, N.J. Philadelphia Flyers defense-man Marcus Ragnarsson will miss the rest of the playoffs after breaking his left index finger in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Ragnarsson, who underwent surgery Friday afternoon, played just three shifts Thursday night in Philadelphia's 4-1 loss to the Tampa SfS NOTEBOOK Flyers behind 2-1 in the best-of-7 series. "It's the same thing that has been going on all year. We'll have to get over it and get used to it," Flyers coach Ken Hitchco*ck said. Rookie Joni Pitkanen, a healthy scratch the last two games, will take Ragnarsson 's spot for Game 4 today. Dennis Seidenberg will be called up from the AHL's Philadelphia Phantoms to be a backup, and forward Sami Kapanen will remain on defense for the rest of the series.
Ragnarsson had one goal and four assists in 14 playoff games. He had three assists in Philadelphia's 6-2 victory over Tampa Bay in Game 2. His surgery was successful and the prognosis is excellent, the team said. "Ragnarsson has been tremendous," Hitchco*ck said. "He was arguably the best defenseman for the two teams.
Now other guys have to step up." JUDGE FORBIDS CONTACT BETWEEN DANT0N, AGENT: A federal judge on Friday ordered St. Louis Blues forward Mike Danton to cease all contact with his agent David Frost, the man federal prosecutors say he wanted dead. "Your best friends now are your attorneys," U.S. District Judge Michael Reagan told Danton during a hearing that lasted about an hour. "It's best to keep your mouth shut." At the request of prosecutors, Reagan ordered that Danton not call, write or visit with Frost.
Frost's family may continue to contact and visit the jailed player, the judge said, but they may not discuss the case. Danton's attorney, Robert Haar, told the judge the circ*mstances of his client's relationship with Frost were "difficult and very unusual." Frost is Danton's agent, handling his personal affairs, but Danton regards Frost and his family as the only family he has. Haar said Danton would "very much" like to speak by phone to Frost, whom he regards "as the closest person to him." "He has very small circle of people close to him," Haar said, "And my concern is cutting him off KingsWebber fails to score in first half of Game 5 loss 144. Mario Cipollini, Italy. 42:52.
WORLD CUP TRACK CYCLING At Dune Gray Velodrome Sydney, Australia Friday First of Three Days Men 15K Scratch 1, Robert Slippens, Netherlands. 2, Dean Downing, Britain. 3, Mathie Ladag-nous, France. 4, llya Chernyshov, Kazakhstan, 5, Siarhei Daubniuk, Belarus. 6, Miles Olman, Australia, 7, James Carney, United States.
8, llzo Keisse, Belarus. Keirln 1 Jobie Dajka. Australia. 2, Jose Antonio Villanueva Trinidad, Spain. 3, Anthony Peden, New Zealand.
Women 20K Points 1 Alexis Rhodes, Australia. 2, Lyudmy-la Vypyraylo, Ukraine 3, Sarah Ulmer. New Zealand, Sprint 1 Anna Meares. Australia. 2, Tanya Lin-denmuth.
United States. 3, Lori-Ann Muenzer, Canada. Lacrosse REN0 15, MCQUEEN 2 McQueen 000 02 2 3 1 Reno. ....913 It 1516 1 Phillips, McCain (3) and Henderson; Wallace, Mulligan (5) and Bertelson. WP: Wallace.
LP: Phillips. SO: Phillips 1 McCain 1 Wallace 3. BB: McCain 1 Mulligan 1. McQueen hitting: Dunlap 1-2, Surina 1- 1, Pope 1-2. RBI: Surina.
Chaump. Reno hitting: Ja. Johnson 2-4, Wallace 3-4, D. Johnson 2-3, Mays 1 -2, Simpson 2- 3, Banks 1 -3, Lienert 1 -2, Bertelson 1 -2, Hug 1 -2, Womack 1 -1 Read 1 -1 2B: Bertelson, D. Johnson.
3B: Wallace 2 HR: Simpson, D. Johnson, Womack, Mays, Ja. Johnson. RBI: Ja. Johnson 1, Wallace 2, D.
Johnson 3, Mays 2, Simpson 1, Lienert 1, Bertelson 2, Hug 1, Womack 1. Records: Reno 31-5, McQueen 11-21 NORTHERN 3A PLAYOFFS BISHOP MANOGUE 8, LOWRY 4 Her goal here is to get in top shape tor the French Open, which starts May 24. "I think I've been playinggood lately, but I've still got a ways to go to reach that level," she said. "Maybe I'm 80 percent now." FEDERER BEATS MOYA IN HAMBURG MASTERS at Hamburg, Germany: Top-ranked Roger Federer beat Carlos Moya 6-4, 6-3 Friday, defeating one of the best clay-court players to reach the semifinals of the Hamburg Masters. Federer, who won in Hamburg two years ago, kept Moya on the defensive in this important tuneup for the French Open.
The Swiss star has won all four of their matches but this was their first on clay. "It gives me a lot of confidence for the rest of the tournament," Federer said. Digest Va.Tech QB convicted on 3 misdemeanors STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick was cleared of charges he had sex with a 1 5-year-old girl, but he was convicted of serving alcohol to a minor. Vick, the 20-year-old brother of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $2,250 for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Vick's lawyer. Marc Long, said he would appeal. Two other Virginia Tech football players, running back Mike Imoh and wide receiver Brenden Hill, were also convicted on three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The 19-year-olds also were sentenced to jail time and fined. The charges stemmed from a late-night party Jan 27 at the apartment Vick and Hill share.
Oneofthegirlssaidthey were given shots of vodka and asked to strip and kiss. She said all three girls PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Friday's Games Albuquerque 1 1 Salt Lake 10, 10 innings Edmonton 6, Colorado Springs 4, 1st game Colorado Springs 5, Edmonton 2, 2nd game Fresno 8, Iowa 5 New Orleans 6, Las Vegas 5 Tucson 9, Oklahoma 7 Portland 8, Memphis 5 Sacramento 2, Omaha 0 Tacoma at Nashville, ccd rain Today's Games Albuquerque at Edmonton Colorado Springs at Salt Lake Fresno at Omaha New Orleans at Tucson Oklahoma at Las Vegas Portland at Nashville Sacramento at Iowa Tacoma at Memphis NEVADA BOX SCORE RICE 14, NEVADA 1 Nevada ab hbi Rice ab hi Gazerrocf 40 0 0 Kolkhrstcf 5 111 10. (9) Kasey Kahne, Dodge, 250, $15,195. 11. (5) Jason Leffler, Chevrolet, 250.
$20 955 12. (24) Ron Hornaday Chevrolet, 250 $24 395 13. (23) Jay Sauter, Chevrolet, 250, $13 950 14. (4) Casey Atwood, Chevrolet, 250, $18,780. 1 5.
(7) Ashton Lewis Chevrolet, 250, $18,110. 16. (13) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, 250, $17,505. 17. (19) Tim Fedewa, Chevrolet, 250, $17 330 18.
(25) Stacy Compton, Ford. 250, $17 250 19. (1 0) Robby Gordon, Chevrolet, 249, $13,180. 20. (18) Robert Pressley, Ford, 249, (SC) i.
Mendive (SU) 3200: 1, Engstrom (Low) 2, Meotaberry (Low) 3, Ramirez (NT) 12:43.37. 300 hurdles: 1, Galles (Day) 49.16; 2, Echevarria (Low) 50.06; 3, Whitlock (Yer) 50.49. 4x100: 1 Spring Creek (Wurth, Musolf, Moore, Torrise) 51.78; 2, Manogue 52.84; 3, Dayton 54.35. Pole vault: 1 Echevarria (Low) Bailey (SC) 9-0; 3, Foree (SC) 8-6. Triple lump: 1 Goodpaster (Tru) 2, Torrise (SC) 3, Lupena (Day) Shot put: 1 Castaneda (Low) 38-2; 2.
Duturenna (Low) 36-6; 3, Wilkinson (Yer) Boys Teams: Manogue 97; Lowry 48; North Tahoe 45; Fernley 37; Dayton 32; Spring Creek 30; Rite of Passage 25; Yerington 21; Truckee 12 200: 1 Mowry (Man) 23.03; 2, Marpie (NT) 23.04; 3, Hahn (SC) 23.18. 400: 1 Ryan (Fer) 51.30; 2, Mountjoy (Day) 51 3, Mendolia (Man) 52.37. 1600: 1 Bedell (Man) 2, Whotman (Fer) 4:43.76: 3. Medina (NT) 4:45.67. 110 hurdles: 1 Walker (BOP) 15 77; 2, Peregrin (Man) 15.85; 3, Whately (R0P) 16.32.
4x200: 1 N.Tahoe (Cruz, Daniels, Pfennig, Marpie) 2, Manogue 3, Fernley 1:34.93. 4x800: 1 Dayton (B. Mountjoy, Novello, J. Mountjoy, Contreras) 2, Manogue 3, Fernley 8:27.95. High jump: 1 J.Keller (Low) 6-4; 2.
L.Keller (Low) 6-4; 3, Peregrin (Man) 6-2. Long jump: 1 J.Keller (Low) 20-1 1 2, Parrott (Yer) 19- 0. 75; 3, Conway (Man) Discus: 1, Suder (Man) 154-5; 2, Lemos (Yer) 139-8; 3, Lepori (Man) 138-11. 2A REGIONAL Girls Teams: Incline 127; Battle Mtn 76; Whittell 58; Silver Stage 26; Pershing Co. 25; Mineral Co.
18. 100: 1 Kacirek (Whi) 13.67; 2, Sellers (Haw)13 69; 3. Jones (BM) 13 89 800: 1, Sellers (Haw) 2, Fortin (Inc) 3, Devine (Inc) 2:34,93 3200: NOTEBOOK NBA denies Spurs' protest ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK The NBA denied the San Antonio Spurs' protest of Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinals, which ended with a buzzer-beating shot by Derek Fisher of the Los Angeles Lakers. The Spurs contended the clock did not start quickly enough after Fisher caught an inbounds pass with 0.4 seconds remaining. Fisher swished an 18-foot jumper to give the Lakers a 74-73 victory Thursday night in San Antonio.
The protest was denied Friday by NBA commissioner David Stern. The league said a video tape review showed the game clock "started appropriately" and confirmed the determination of the referees, using instant replay, that the snot was released before time expired. One of the three officials triggers the start with a wireless device on his belt. A neutral scorekeeper does, too, as a backup. "I think it definitely started late," San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said after the game.
HEAT, PACERS NURSING INJURIES HEADING INTO GAME 5: Several members of theMiami Heat and Indiana Pacers will be playing with pain in Game 5 today, and some of the Heat players have thei coach to thank for it. Dwyane Wade and Caron Butler were both banged up after a particularly physical practice on Friday in Miami. Wade was elbowed in the face by Wang Zhi-Zhi and Butler left with a sore hip after colliding with Brian Grant, who is nursing a dislocated finger on his right hand and a sore back. Heat officials said both players will be ready for today's game in Indianapolis, but at least one Miami player was left wondering why coach Stan Van Gundy would hold such a rough practice on the eve of their biggest game of the year. "I'm not a big fan of coming in here and banging around the day before a big playoff game," point guard Rafer Alston said.
"I don't understand it. We took a chance today at losing two to three guys. We've really got to watch it, man. They can call me soft or whatever. But the object is to make it to the next game." For the Pacers, Fred Jones has a strained left shoulder, Jamaal Tins-ley has a sprained left ankle and Al Harrington played Game 4 with a glove on his shooting hand to protect jammed fingers.
All three said they will play today. NINETY-FOUR PLAYERS FILED FOR EARLY ENTRY FOR NRA DRAFT: Thirteen high school players were among the 94 who filed as early entry candidates for the NBA draft. Forty-three college underclassmen, including all four eligible members of The Associated Press' All-America team, also submitted their letters by May 1 0, the NBA announced Friday. The players have the right to withdraw their names from the list by notifying the NBA by June 17, one week before the draft is held in Madison Square Garden. Any college players who have not signed with an agent can return to their school and not lose their eligibility.
The Ail-Americans who filed were EmekaOkafor of Connecticut, Lawrence Roberts of Mississippi State, Ryan Gomes of Providence and Josh Childress of Stanford, Thefifth Ail-American, Jameer Nelson of Saint Joseph's, was a senior. Thirty-eight international players were on the list. Lowry 010 102 0 4 7 1 8 84 Owsley and Kerr; McLlroy, UeWeese (7 1 and Quilici. SO-Owsley 5, McElroy 3, De-Weese 2. BB-Owsley 3, McElroy.
Lowry hitting: Goodale 2-4, Owsley 2-4, Matheny 2-3, Tamaron 1-3. 2B-Goodale, Tamaron. RBI-Tamaron 2, Snyder. Manogue hitting: DeWeese 2-4, Oliv-ero 2-4, Todd 1 -3, Pagni 1 -2, Choman 2-3, 2B-DeWeese, Pagni, 3B-Todd. Choman.
HR-0liyero. RBI-DeWeese, Olivero, Todd, McElroy, Choman. Record: Manogue 27-5. NORTH TAHOE 12, DAYTON 6 Hayes 410 0 Pendletn rt 5 3 3 2 Butler rt 40 1 0 Davis If 4 2 2 0 Mercer3b 30 0 0 Janishss 2300 Madrid 3b 10 0 0 Rodgersc 413 4 Gimenez If 30 10 Duplessisd 1 1 1 Psaradlislt 1 0 0 0 Ueckertlb 4 10 2 Strlmnlb 20 1 0 Hale dh 512 2 Grahamlb 00 0 0 Rodrigz2b 3 1 2 2 Krukowdh 20 1 0Moake2b 100 0 Newman 2b 4 0 0 0 Rchbch 3b 3 0 0 0 Marcialss 40 0 0 Totals 321 4 0 Totals 37141414 NCAA MEN'S DIVISION I LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP First Round Today Providence (9-7) at Johns Hopkins (1 1 1) Ohio State (12-3) at North Carolina (9-4) Army (10-4) at Maryland (12-2) Rutgers (8-5) at Princeton (9-3) Sunday Towson (1 1 -4) at Georgetown (10-3) Albany, N.Y. (10-5) at Syracuse (11-2) Hobart (9-6) at Cornell (8-4) Pennsylvania (7-6) at Navy (12-2) Quarterfinals Saturday, May 22 At Charlottesville, Va.
Providence-Johns Hopkins winner vs PLAYOFF SCHEDULE CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best-of-7) Sunday, May 2 San Antonio 88, LA. Lakers 78 Monday, May 3 Detroit 78, New Jersey 56 Tuesday, May 4 Sacramento 104, Minnesota 98 Wednesday, May 5 San Antonio 95, LA. Lakers 85 Thursday, May 6 Indiana 94, Miami 81 Friday, May 7 Detroit 95, New Jersey 80 Saturday, May Indiana 91, Miami 80 Minnesota 94, Sacramento 89 Sunday, May 9 LA. Lakers 1 05, San Antonio 81 New Jersey 82, Detroit 64 Monday, May 10 Miami 94, Indiana 87 Minnesota 114, Sacramento 1 1 3, 0T Tuesday. May 11 New Jersey 94, Detroit 79 LA.
Lakers 98, San Antonio 90 Wednesday, May 12 Miami 100, Indiana 88, series tied 2-2 Sacramento 87, Minnesota 81, series tied 2-2 Thursday, May 13 LA. Lakers 74, San Antonio 73, LA. Lakers lead series 3-2 Friday, May 14 New Jersey 1 27, Detroit 1 20, 3 0T, New Jersey leads series 3-2 Minnesota 86, Sacramento 74, Minnesota leads series 3-2 Today's Games Miami at Indiana, 5 p.m. San Antonio at LA Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 16 Minnesota at Sacramento, 12:30 p.m.
Detroit at New Jersey, 5 p.m. Tuesday, Mey18 Indiana at Miami, 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 19 Sacramento at Minnesota, TBD. if necessary LA. Lakers at San Antonio, TBD, it necessary Thursday, May 20 Miami at Indiana, TBD, if necessary New Jersey at Detroit, TBD.
it necessary TIMBERW0LVES86, KINGS 74 SACRAMENTO (74) Stojakovic 5-14 2-212, Webber 5-162-213, Divac 2-94-48, Christie 3-10 2-2 9, Bibby 5-15 3-3 14, Miller 0-2 0-0 0. Songaila 3-3 0-0 6, Peeler 3-9 2-2 9, Bu-ford 1-1 1-2 3. Smith 0-1 0-0 0, Wallace 0- 1 0-0 0. Totals 27-81 16-17 74. MINNESOTA (86) Sprewell 13-21 5-6 34, Garnett 9-21 5-6 23.
E.Johnson 0-1 0-0 0, Hassell 3-6 0-0 6, Cassell 1-5 1-2 3, Martin 0-3 2-2 2, Madsen 1 -65-8 7, Hoiberg 2-5 3-38, Trent 1- 21-23, Szczerbiak 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 30-72 22-2986. Sacramento 18 16 23 17 74 Minnesota 18 20 26 22 86 3-Poinl goals Sacramento 4-17 (Webber 1-2, Christie 1-2, Bibby 1-4, Peeler 1 -4, B.Miller 0-2, Stojakovic 0-3), Minnesota 4-14 (Sprewell 3-7, Hoiberg 1-3, Szczerbiak 0-1. Martin 0-1, Cassell 0-2). Fouled out None.
Rebounds Sacramento 51 (B.Miller 1 0), Minnesota 53 (Madsen 13). Assists Sacramento 19 (Bibby 6), Minnesota 21 Total fouls Sacramento 25, Minnesota 21 Technicals B.Miller, Madsen, Martin. Flagrant fouls B.Miller. Ejected B.Miller, Martin. A NETS 127, PISTONS 120 NEW JERSEY (127) Martin 7-1 5 8-9 22, Jefferson 8-1 5 1 3-18 31, Collins 1-3 2-2 4, Kittles 6-17 5-8 20, Kidd 4-1 4 7-9 1 6, Rogers 1 -5 2-2 4, Harris 4-8 3-3 12, Williams 0-2 1-2 1, Scalabrine 6-7 1-2 17.
Totals 37-86 42-55127. DETROIT (120) Prince 5-15 7-8 18, R.Wallace 7-14 3-3 18, B.Wallace 6-13 4-12 16, R.Hamilton 5-131-1 11, Billups 9-29 10-12 31. Hunter 0-5 0-0 0, Okur 1-3 0-0 2, Williamson 6-11 2-2 14, James 3-7 3-4 10, Ham 0-1 0-0 0 Totals 42-1 1 1 30-42 120. N.J. 25 18 20 25 11 12 16 127 Del.
19 25 18 26 11 12 9 120 3-Point goals New Jersey 11-24 (Scalabrine 4-4, Kittles 3-7, Jefferson 2-5, Harris 1-2, Kidd 1-6), Detroit 6-25 (Billups 3-11, Prince 1 -3, R.Wallace 1 -3, James 1-4, Wallace 0-1. Okur 0-1, Hunter 0-2). Fouled out Martin, Williams, Collins, Rogers. B.Wallace, R.Hamilton, Prince. R.Wallace Rebounds New Jersey 75 (Kittles, Jefferson 11), Detroit 68 (B.Wallace 1 1 Assists New Jersey 24 (Kidd 8).
Detroit 28 (R Hamilton 11 Totaltouls New Jersey 42, Detroit41. Technicals Detroit Defensive Three Second. A -12 13 0 North Tahoe. 052 400 Dayton 201 002 611 2 a long, bewildered glance. Midway through the third quarter, he hobbled off with tightness in his right calf before returning three minutes later.
"It's really hard to get in a rhythm when you don't have your normal rotation and things like that," Webber said. "But you've got to give them credit." Any advantage Minnesota gained by shutting down one-third of Sacramento's top three was negated by Gar-nett's struggles and CasselPs silence. Cassell picked up two quick fouls in the first quarter and played only 1 1 minutes in the first half. He grimaced when he was on the court and wore a bulky wrap on his lower back when he sat on the bench. In Game 4, the Wolves turned the ball over 24 times and settled too many times for one-pass-and-a-shot possessions.
Though the aesthetics weren't a whole lot better this time, Minnesota was consistently aggressive and much smarter with its shots selection. Sprewell made it his priority to take the ball hard to the hoop. He had 10 points in the second quarter, and his fourth of five driving layups gave the Wolves their biggest lead of the first half at 32-26. "He was on a mission to get to the basket," said Fred Hoiberg, who had eight points and eight rebounds for Minnesota. "When he's aggressive like that, that opens it up for everybody." From 1B tional players, lost his temper late in the third quarter.
Minnesota's Darrick Martin collided with Miller while fighting through a screen and hit him in the midsection. Martin fell face-first to the floor, and an enraged Miller went over and shoved him hard in the back. Referee Steve Javie immediately gave both players a technical foul and ejected both. "Brad, I guess, took exception to it," Martin said. "It's just playoff basketball." Sam Cassell had only three points and seven assists for the Wolves, but Sprewell more than made up the difference.
He hit back-to-back 3-pointers midway through the third to give Minnesota a 10-point cushion, and his last long-range snot gave the Wolves an 84-71 lead with 1:33 left. "Spree was Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer tonight," Garnett said. "He led us all. He led the charge, and everyone else followed." Webber, whose game-high 28 points and tight defense on Garnett were keys to Sacramento's series-tying victory in Game 4, had a horrible first half. He missed all five shots he took, committed three fouls and didn't score.
Twenty seconds into the third quarter, Webber picked up his fourth foul and gave referee Derrick Stafford Rv. Lane ancfMTrown i Wood, Dillie (4) Nevada 000 000 010 1 4 1 Rice 107 203 01s 1414 0 Mercer. DP Nevada 1. LOB Nevada 8, Rice 6. 2B Pendleton, Rodgers 2, Hale.
3B Kolkhorst. HR Pendleton, Duplesis. HBP Jannish. SH Reichenbach. SF Uekert.
Devine (Inc) 2, Riersgard (Inc) 1 3:1 1 .51 3, Castedo (Inc) 1 3:21 .90. 300 hurdles: 1 Bell (Inc) 50.22; 2, Heberlein FRANKLIN AMERICAN MORTGAGE CHAMPIONSHIP Friday At The Legends Club Franklin, Tenn. Purse: $900,000 Yardage: Par: 72 Partial Second Round a-amateur Note: Play suspended due to darkness with 16 players let! on the course. The round will be completed this morning LorenaOchoa 70-67137 Pat Hurst 68-69137 Dorothy Delasin 71-67138 Wendy Ward 68-70138 Nancy Scranton 66-72138 Wendy Doolan 69-70139 Stacy Prammanasudh 67-721 39 Becky Morgan 73-671 40 GloriaPark 69-71140 Marlene Hedblom 71-70141 Angela Stanford 69-72141 LorieKane 69-72141 Mi-HyunKim 68-73141 Janice Moodie 74-68142 Liselotte Neumann 74-68142 Brandie Burton 73-691 42 Heather Bowie 72-70142 KarrieWebb 72-70142 Pamela Kerrigan 71-71142 Dawn Coe-Jones 71-71142 Tracy Hanson 70-72142 Kristi Albers 70-72142 Kim Williams 73-70143 CandieKung 72-71143 Hee-WonHan 71-72143 Candy Hannemann 68-75143 Laura Diaz 73-71144 Nancy Harvey 71-73144 Karen Stupples 71-73144 Ashli Bunch 71-73144 ASIAN OPEN Friday At Tomson Pudong Golf Club Shanghai, China Purse: $1 .5 million Yardage: Par: 72 Nevada ip er bb so 3 0 5 1 1 1 0 2 Sutton Renfree Gottier Team Humber Pennington er bb so 0 3 11 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 1 Forester Win Humber (1 0-2); Loss Sutton 21. (29) Dave Blaney, Ford, 248, $13 395 22.
(33) Justin Labonte, Dodge. 248, $13,060. 23. (14) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 248, $15 370 24.
(27) Todd Bodine, Chevrolet, 246, $12,980. 25. (40) Gus Wasson, Chevrolet, 242, $22,565. 26. (39) Travis Geisler, Chevrolet, 241 $14 915 27.
(32) Derrike Cope, Ford, 238. $16,900. 28. (22) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet, 234, accident, $12,845. 29.
(28) Hermie Sadler, Chevrolet, 229, $16,840. 30. (42) Andy Ponstein, Ford, 229. $14,835. 31 (20) Johnny Sauter, Chevrolet, 209, accident, $14,715.
32. (26) Mike Wallace, Ford, 203, $16,715. 33. (36) Paul Menard. Chevrolet, 199, accident, $14,675.
34. (43) Morgan Shepherd, Ford, 199, alternator, $12,555. 35. (11) David Stremme, Dodge, 186, accident, $14,500. 36.
(6) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, 171, accident. $12,465. 37. (34) Mike Garvey, Chevrolet, 153, handling, $12,420 38 (35) Jeff Fuller. Chevrolet, 118, too slow, $17,870.
39. (37) Scott Lynch, Dodge, 116, accident, $12,31 5. 40. (38) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 111, engine failure, $12,280 41. (2) Jamie McMurray, Dodge, 102, accident, $12,245.
42. (41 Jason White, Chevrolet, 85, engine failure, $14,210. 43. (31) Mark Green, Ford, 12. transmission, $12,156.
Average Speed of Race Winner: 85.023 mph. Time of Race: 2 hours, 1 2 minutes, 1 9 seconds. Margin of Victory: 0. 1 50 Seconds. Caution Flags: 1 1 tor 69 laps.
Lead Changes: 6 among 4 drivers. Lap Leaders: Busch 1-31 B. Hamilton Jr. 32-42; K. Busch 43-85; J.
McMurray 86-87: K. Busch 88-90; S. Lynch 91 K. Busch 92-250. Top 10 in Points: Busch Truex Jr.
D. Green M. Waltrip 1.535; R. Gordon J. Keller -1 B.
Hamilton Jr. -1 G. Biffle 1 R. Hornaday Jr. -1 J.
Leffler and Torres. WP: Ry. Lane. LP: Wood. SO: Ry.
Lane 9, Wood 4, Dillie 3 4. Wood 2 North Tahoe hitting: Ry Lane 1-4, Brown 5-5, Ro. Lane 1-3, Derby 1-4, Mayne 1 -3, Bagon 1 -3. Gilmore 3-4. HR Ry.
Lane 1 Derby. RBI: J. Brown 1 Derby 5, Mayne 1, Gilmore 1. Dayton hitting: Skog 2-3. Rice 3-4, Bowman 1-2, Torres 1-4, Delaski 1-3, Wood 1-4, Walker 1-4, Diament 1-4 2B Skog 1 Rice 1 Wood 1 HR: Bowman 1 RBI: Skog 1 Rice 1 Bowman 2, Torres 1 NORTH TAHOE 12, DAYTON 9 (hot 7th) Note: Game postponed in the bottom of the seventh inning due to darkness.
The game will resume at noon today at Dayton. NORTHERN 2A At Battle Mountain Silver Stage 7, Incline 5 NORTHERN 1A AlClrlia Virginia City 1 Carlin 3, Smith Valley 0 Virginia City 4, Smith Valley 3 Wells 12, Carlin 11 SOFTBALL NORTHERN 4A REGIONAL At Carson High McQueen 4, reed Reed 000 000 0 0 4 0 McQueen ...200 020 4 80 Hill, Hawley (5) and lavener: Eshelman and Martin. WP: Eshelman. LP: Hill. SO: Hawley 1 Eshelman 4 BB: Hill 4, Hawley 1 Eshelman 1 Reed hitting: Keller 1-3, Harrowa 1-3, Hoott 1 -3.
Yocum 1-2. 2B: Yocum. McQueen hitting: Eshelman 1 -3. Johnson 1 -3, Hunt 2-4, Haight 2-2, Bochens-ki 1-3, Torres 1 -2 HR: Hunt. RBI: Haight, Hunt, Torres.
RENO 3, DOUGLAS 2 (8-4). WP Renfree, Pennington. HBP by Renfree (Janish). PB Duplessis. Time 2:28.
A 2,847. COLLEGE SCORES SOUTHWEST Rice 14, Nevada 1 Kentucky 12, Rock 3 FAR WEST San Francisco 1 1 Portland 6 LOCAL RESULTS RENO ASTROS 8, NAVATO KNICKS 0 Navato 000 000 000 0 8 0 Reno 001 001 16x 8 11 2 "TJcleTfand. Liberia (7) Hartley. Albin (5), Schultz (8) WP: Albin, 1 -0. LP: Mclel-land SO: McLelland 4, Liberia 1 Hartley 5, Albin 3, Schultz6.
BB: Mclelland 5, Liberia 1 Hartley 1 Schultz 1 Navato hitting: Peters 1-3, Perez 1-3, Joly 1-4, Henning 1-2, Owenthal 1-4. Buested 2-4. 2B: Peters. Reno hitting: McHenry 1-4, Janowicz 2-3, Tolotti 2-5, Storey-Hardin 1-2, Mitchell 1-5, Thurman 3-5, Valdez 2-4 2B: Tolotti, Thurman 2, Storey-Hardin 1 3B: Thurman. RBI: Janowicz 1, Storey-Hardin 1, Mitchell 1, Barna 1, Barton 1, Valdez 1.
Record: Reno 1-0. Second Round, Leading Scores Fisher's clutch shot puts Lakers in driver's seat Simon Dyson i Schedule Ohio State-North Carolina winner Army-Maryland winner vs. Rutgers-Prmceton winner Sunday, May 23 At Ithaca, N.Y. Towson-Georgetown winner vs. Albany, N.Y.-Syracuse winner Hobart-Cornell winner vs.
Pennsylvania-Navy winner NCAA WOMEN'S DIVISION I LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP First Round Thursday, May 13 Dartmouth 14, New Hampshire 12 James Madison 1 4, Johns Hopkins 9 Vanderbilt 5, Loyola, Md. 4 Maryland 22, Temple 4 Georgetown 13, Duke 12, OT Northwestern 10, Notre Dame 8 Virginia 19, Mount St. Mary 2 Princeton 18, Colgate 6 Quarterfinals Sunday, May 16 Dartmouth (1 1 -5) at Princeton (17-0) Vanderbilt (11-5) at James Madison (16-3) Georgetown (12-4) at Maryland (15-4) Northwestern (15-2) at Virginia (16-3) Semifinals Friday, May 21 At Princeton, N.J. Princeton-Dartmouth winner vs. James Madison-Vanderhilt winner Maryland-Georgetown winner vs.
Northwestern-Virginia winner Deals BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Suspended Houston manager Jimy Williams for one game and fined htm an undisclosed amounttor prolonged arguing and inappropriate conduct in a game on May 8 and suspended Pittsburgh manager Lloyd McClendon for one game and fined him an undisclosed amount for inappropriate conduct in a game on May 9. American League CLEVELAND INDIANS Placed RHP Jeff D'Amico on the 15-day DL. Designated RHP Jack Cressend tor assignment Recalled LHP Cliff Bartosh from Buffalo of the IL. Purchased the contract of RHP Matt Miller from Buffalo. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Activated RHP Bob File from the 1 5-day DLand optioned him to Syracuse of the I L.
National League CINCINNATI REDS Activated Jason LaRue from the 15-day DL Optioned Corky Miller to Louisville NEW YORK METS Announced RHP Grant Roberts cleared waivers and was sent outright to the Norfolk of the IL. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Placed LHP Billy Wagner on the the 15-day DL, 66- 69135 71- 66137 68-69137 67- 71138 68- 70138 69- 69138 72- 66138 67- 72139 70- 69139 68- 71139 70- 70140 67- 73140 71- 69140 72- 68140 68- 72140 68-72140 67-73140 Miguel Angel Jimenez Paul McGinley Greg Hanrahan Alex Cejka Adam Groom Jean-Francois Lucquin Greg Norman Zhang Lianwei Marcus Both Chris Gane K.J. Choi Euan Little Thaworn Wiratchant Matlias Eliasson Craig Spence Prayad Marksaeng i Golf undressed and gave the players lap dances. One of the girls testified Vick had sex with her 15-year-old friend. Virginia Tech's rules governing the conduct of student athletes does not automatically suspend players from a team for misdemeanor charges, but convictions trigger a review by athletic director Jim Weaver.
Panel investigating allegations at Colorado releases final report BROOMFIELD, Colo. The panel investigating sexual assault allegations involving the University of Colorado's football program approved a report Friday expected to provide a blueprint for change. The eight members of the panel refused to say what was in the report, which was approved unanimously and will be given to the Board of Regents on Monday. It will be released Wednesday. At least nine women have said they were sexually assaulted by players or recruits since 1997, though no charges have been filed.
Three of the women have sued the school. Attorney General Ken Salazar said this week his review turned up no evidence warranting criminal charges. Boulder police also cleared two football players in one of the cases. The scandal has spurred an overhaul of the football recruiting program. The NCAA is weighing changes to recruiting guidelines nationwide.
Elite 8 rugby matches today The Reno Rugby Football Club is hosting the USA Rugby 2004 National Championship Series Elite 8 starting at 1 1 a.m. today at the Mira Loma Sports Complex at Mira Loma and McCarran. The Reno Zephyrs, the defending national champions, play Denton RFC from Texas at 1 1 a.m. In other matches, Cedar Rapids RFC from Iowa will play Syracuse RFC from New York, Charleston RFC from South Carolina will play Kern County RFC from Southern California and Happy Valley-RFC from Pennsylvania will play Clinton Muddy River from Iowa, the 2003 runners-up. Matches will be held on two fields at 11 a.m., 1 1:30, 1 p.m.
and 1:30 p.m. Admission is free. Consolation matches on Sunday begin at 10 a.m. The winners today will play at noon and 1 2:30 p.m. on Sunday.
The two winning teams will advance to the national championships in Pittsburgh, June 5-6. Nevada bodybuilding, fitness figure championships on tap The 2004 Nevada State Bodybuilding, Fitness Figure Championships are today at the Peppermill Hotel Casino. The contest is open to all United States residents, (BM) 51.54; 3, Brmkerhotl (rU) 53 59. 4x100: 1 Battle Mtn (D.Jones, M.Jones. Caro, Heberelin) 53.37; 2, Incline 54.42; 3, Whittell 59.71.
4x400: 1. Battle Mtn (Urenda, Heberlein, M.Jones, Caro) 4:20 79; 2, Incline 4:35.43: 3, Whittell 4:37 82 Pole vault: 1 Van Hees (I) 8-6; 2, Wolter (I) 7-6; 3, Gunter (BM) 6-6. Triple jump: 1. Kacirek (Whi) 2, Brinkerhoff (PC) 3, Jurad (PC) 31-9. Shot put: 1.
Hillesheim (BM) 33-1 2, Mahon (BM) 3, Karmann (Whi) 31-1 1.5. Boys Teams: Incline 79; Independence 77; Silver Stage 52.5: Battle Mtn 46 Pershing Co 37: Whittell 28; Mineral Co. 1 7. West Wendover 10. 200: 1, Cook (Inc) 23 16; 2, Thomas (Ind) 23.29: 3, Cotton (Ind) 23.32 400: 1 Velasco (Ind) 52.84; 2, Mendieta (Inc) 53.57; 3, Sandidge (Sil) 53.90 1600: 1 Suarez (Whi) 2.
Shinn (Sil) 3. Shoop(lnc) 5:02.54. 110hur-dles: 1, Waggoner (Haw) 16.65; 2, Pardee (Inc) 16.67; 3, Guy (Inc) 17.26. 4x200: 1, Incline (Koval, Mendieta. Menath, Cook) 134.80; 2, Independence 1 :36.64; 3, Pershing Co.
1 :37.54 4x800: 1 Silver Stage (Reid, Carpenter, Bishop, Paul) 2, Ind. 3, Incline 9 1 6.94 High lump: 1 Leon (BM) 5-6; 2, Martiniez (Ind) 5-6; 3, Monies (PC) 5-6. Long jump: 1, Thomas (ind) 20-2; 2, Perez (WW) 19-10; 3, Hansen (SS) 18-3 5 Discus: 122-2; 2, Guy (Inc) 120-10; 3, Sandidge (SS) 117-3. 1A REGIONAL Girls Teams: Smith Valley 1 01 Jackpot 64; Wells 52; Sage Ridge 47; Eureka 24; Owyhee 15; Carlin Gabbs Austin 3 100: 1 Spratiling (We) 13.72; 2, Newman (Sage) 14 07; 3, Wiliams(SV) 14.43. 800: 1.
Gleason (SV) 2:31 52; 2, Meyer (Jac) 2:40.18: 3, Garcia (We) 2:42.41. 3200: 1, Meyer (Jac) 14:07.90: 2. Scott (Sage) 3. Pierce (Sage) 14:16 08. 300 hurdles: 1, Siebert (Jac) 55.71; 2, Christensen (SV) 55.74; 3, Robinson (SV) 57 32.
4x100: 1. Wells (Moffitt, Romero, Souza, Wright) 59.16; Valley 59.38; 3, Eureka 61.26. 4x400: 1 Eureka (Burham, Hubbard, Es-kandon, Burnhaun) 2. Smith Valley 3. Wells 4:55.67.
Pole vault: 1. Gleason (SV) 2, Robinson (SV) 6-0; 3, Capps (SV) 5-0. Triple lump: 1, Newman (Sage) 31-4; 2. Gonzalez (Jac) 29-9; 3, Teichert (We) 28-9. Shot put: 1 WilliamslSV) 29-5; 2, Aguilar (Jac) 29-3; 2, Kelly (Owy) 28-9.
Boys Teams: Smith Valley 108; Jackpot 50; Eureka 45; Pyramid Lake 31 Gerlach 1 Wells 1 Sage idge 1 Owyhee 1 1 Carlin 1 1 Gabbs 1 McDermitt 9 200: 1 Savidge (SV) 22.63; 2, Shehady (SV) 23.60; 3, Oangaran (WE) 24 08. 400: 1. Shehady 2, Tognoni (Eur) 54.24; 3, Rodriguez (Jac) 55.20. IBM: 1, Minnitte (Ger) 2, Tra-chok (Sage) 3, Gleason (SV) 4:59.16. 110 hurdles: 1, Harris (SV) 16.12; 2, Jaques (Ger) 18.82; 3.
Morales (Jac) 1 8.88. 4x200: 1 Eureka (Derricott. tognoni, Adams, Moody) 1:37 00; 2, Jackpot 3, Smith Valley 1 :44.42. 4x800: 1 Jackpot 9:34.91 2, Smith Valley 9:38.41 3, High jump: 1 Harris (SV) 5-10; 2. Allen (Eur) 5-8; 3.
Armendariz (Car) 5-8 Long jump: 1 Savidge (SV) 2. Morales (Jac) 19-9; 3, Marshek (SV) Discus: 1 Miller (PL) 1 21 -5; 2, Centeno (PL) 1 1 9-4: 3. Harrington (SV) 115-2 Auto Racing 3 71 2 5 1 Reno 200 000 1 Douglas 002 000 0 LOCAL RESULTS M0NTREUX MEN'S CLUB Individual Par 1 Carbone 7, 2 DeYoung 4. 3 Oost-huizen3, 4 DeSio 2. 5 Baron 1.
Shuman and MurdockTiCkizer. Puzev i Tennis Lakers, having joined them in 1 996 after playing at Arkansas-Little Rock. O'Neal and Bryant joined the Lakers at the same time. "It couldn't happen to a better dude I'm just so happy for Fish," Bryant said. "Ever since he's been here, he's always been a professional works hard, practices hard.
"Itseems like he's had to prove himself over and over. Normally he doesn't get the recognition he deserves." Now both teams must turn their attention to Game 6. About Game 6, Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said: "We've got to get a couple of guys shooting the ball a little bit. Well, how are you going to do that? I have no idea. They'll either shoot it or they won't.
But if they do, I think we'll be in good shape." Popovich said the Spurs' defensive effort in Game 5 was one of their best of the season. ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES With the signing of Gary Payton last summer, Derek Fisher went from starter to role player for the Los Angeles Lakers. Now, he's being looked upon as their savior. "I definitely had no thought it would be myself in thatposition," a smiling Fisher said Friday of his game-winning 18-foot jumper in San Antonio a night earlier that gave the Lakers a 74-73 victory and 3-2 lead in the Western Conference semifinals. "The play was not designed for me." It didn't figure to be, what with Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, Karl Malone and Payton future Hall of Famers all on the floor with the 6-foot-1 Fisher.
But with less than a half-second remaining, the Spurs made sure Bryant and O'Neal were covered, and Payton was passing the ball in from out of bounds. Lakers coach Phil Jackson, meanwhile, said his team has played better defensively the last three games than it has all year. The Lakers have beaten the Spurs three straight times after San Antonio won the first two games of the series to extend its winning streak to 17. "I think it's really going to be tough to eliminate this team," Fisher said. "We're going to have to want it more than they do.
It's not going to be about the fear of going back to San Antonio." That's what will happen if the Spurs win a seventh game would be played at the SBC Center next Wednesday night. After playing 47 minutes in Game 5, Bryant spent 45 minutes being treated for dehydration, receiving two liters of intravenous fluids. "Weak, tired," he said Friday when asked how he felt. "It's been a tiring week. I'll try to get a lot of rest today." Malone set a screen for Fisher, who popped free to beat the clock and the Spurs.
"I just wanted to make sure I was turning as I was catching the ball," said the left-handed Fisher, who was moving to his left as he received Payton's pass and shot in one motion despite Manu Ginobili's tight defense. Thus, the Lakers can eliminate the defending NBA champion Spurs tonight in Game 6 at Staples Center, where San Antonio did the same to them in the conference semifinals last May. "I'm still numb I think part of me is still holding on to the fact that we still have a lot to do," Fisher said. "I'm ecstatic. At the same time, I don't think it's appropriate for me to feel the joy I would feel if this was in the Finals.
It won't mean the same if we don't go ahead and finish what we started." The 29-year-old Fisher is finishing his eighth season with the PLAYOFF SCHEDULE CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-7) Saturday, May Tampa Bay 3, Philadelphia 1 Sunday, May 9 Calgary 4 San Jose 3. 0T Monday. May 10 Philadelphia 6, Tampa Bay 2 Tuesday, May 11 Calgary 4, San Jose 1 Thursday, May 13 Tampa Bay 4, Philadelphia 1 Tampa Bay leads series 2-1 San Jose 3. Calgary 0. Calgary leads series 2-1 Today's Game Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, noon Sunday, May 16 San Jose at Calgary.
1 p.m. Monday, May 17 Calgary at San Jose, 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 18 Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. May 19 San Jose at Calgary, 6 it necessary Thursday, May 20 Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m it necessary Friday, May 21 Calgary at San Jose.
TBA. it necessary Saturday, May 22 Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m., if necessary STANLEY CUP FINALS hit 017) TBD i Bowling BYRON NELSON Friday At t-TPC at Four Seasons Resort Yardage: Par: 70 (35-35) At Cotton wood Valley Course Yardage: Par: 70 (34-36) Irving, Texas Purse: $5.8 million Second Round mmmmmmmr WTA TOUR TELECOM ITALIA MASTERS (7)and V. Smith. WP: Shuman. LP: K.
Kizer SO: Shuman 3. K. Kizer 7, Puzey 2. BB: Shuman 3. Reno hitting: Corthell 2-4, Garcia 1-3, Kroll 2-3.
Anderson 1-3, Dwyer 1-3. 2B: Kroll. RBI: Kroll, Garcia, Dwyer. Douglas hitting: Olsen 1-3, Dunn 1-3, V. Smith 1-3, S.
Smith 1-3, Kaplan 1-3 RBI: Dunn, V.Smith. DOUGLAS 4. WOOSTER 3 Wooster 000 201 0 3 6 0 Douglas .211 000 1 4 8 0 Milsap and Fletcher; Puzey and Smith. WP: Puzey LP: Milsap. SO: Puzey 5.
BB: Puzey 2 Wooster hitting: Lazzari 1 -3, Kildow 2- 2, Milsap 1-3. Fletcher 2-3. HR: Kildow. RBI: Kildow 2, Robison Douglas hitting: Wilcks 1-3, Olsen 2- 3, Dunn 2-3, S. Smith 1-2, Kizer 1-3, Kaplan 1-3.
2B: Olsen. 3B: Kaplan RBI Dunn, V. Smith, J. Kizer, Wilcks. REED 6, GALENA 3 Friday At Sunnybrook Lanes Sterling Heights, Mich.
Match-play Round 7 (24-game match play record. 51 -game pintail totals) 1 David Ozio, Beaumont. Texas, 1 7-6- 12,109. 2, Robert Glass, Lawrence. Kan, 1 3-1 0-1 1 1 ,842.
3. Steve Neff, Ho-mosassa Springs, Ha. 1 5-9-0. 1 1 .622. 4, Bob Handley, Winter Park.
Fla 14-9-1. II, 516. 5, Gary Hiday. Indianapolis, 13-1 1 -0, 1 1 ,414. 6, Chuck Pierce.
Dallas. 1 7, Gene Stus, Taylor. 15-9-0, 11,274. 8, Guppy Troup, Taylorsvtlle, N.C., 14-9-1, 11,272. 9.
Ron Winger, Westlake Village. 1 1 -1 2-1 1 1 ,263. 10. Gary Dickinson, Edmond. 13-1 1 -0.
1 1 .222. 1 1 Don Sylvia. Discovery Bay, 13-11-0, 11,216. 12. Bob Chamberlain, Auburn Hills.
1 3. Roger Bowker, Ocala, Fla, 1 2-12-0. 11,169. 14, Dale Eagle. Tavares Fla 084.
Championship Round Match 1 Steve Neff, hom*osassa Springs. def Bob Handley, Winter Park. Fla. 21 6-202. Match 2 Neff def.
Bob Glass. Lawrence. Kan, 225-216 Match 3 David Ozio. Beaumont, Texas, def Nett. 189-167 300 Game (Round 6) Oavid Ozio retroactive to May 7 Purchased the contract of RHP Brian Powell from Scran-tonWilkes-Barreofthe IL.
Northern League GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS Traded OF Mike Arbinger to Washington of the Frontier League for a player to be named KANSAS CITY T-BONES Signed RHP Caleb Balbuena Named Chris Browne assistant general manager WINNIPEG GOLDEYES Signed RHP Oscar Montero. BASKETBALL Tired of Taking A Pill Every Day For Your Enlarged Prostate? Girls 14 Under Softball Tournament Team Try out Tue, May 18 5:30 pm Damonte Ranch High School A ft Friday At Foro Italico Rome Purse: $1.3 million (Tierl) Surface: Clay-Outdoor Singles Quarterfinals Vera Zvonareva (8), Russia, def Francesca Schiavone (1 4), Italy, 6-3, 6-3 Amelie Mauresmo (2), France, def. Silvia Farina Elia (1 0), Italy. 6-1 2-6, 7-5 Serena Williams (1 United States, def Svetlana Kuznetsova (9), Russia. 7-5, 6-0.
Jennifer Capriati (5). United States, def. Anna Smashnova-Pistolesi (16), Israel, 6- 3, 6-3. Doubles Quarterfinals Virginia Ruano Pascual, Spain, and Paola Suarez (1). Argentina, def.
Elena Bovina, Russia, and Nathalie Dechy, France. 6-4, 6-0. Nadia Petrova, Russia, and Meghann Shaughnessy (4). United States, def Maret Ani, Estonia, and Emmanuelle Gagliardi, Switzerland, Janette Husarova, Slovakia, and Con-chita Martinez (6), Spain, def. Elena De-mentieva.
Russia and Nicole Pratt, Australia. 6-4, 6-1. ATP TENNIS MASTERS HAMBURG Friday At DTB Rothenuaum Hamburg, Germany Purse: $2.89 million (Masters) Surface: Clay-Outdoor Singles Quarterfinals Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, def. Carlos Moya (7). Spain.
6-4. 6-3. Lleyton Hewitt. Australia, def Juergen Melzer, Austria. 6-4.
6-3 Guillermo Coria (2), Argentina, def Oavid Ferrer, Spain, 6-2. 6-2. Ivan Ljubicic, Croatia, def Mikhail Youzhny. Russia. 4-6.
7-5. 6-1 Doubles Quarterfinals Bob and Mike Bryan (1 United States, def Michael Kohlmann and Alexander Waske Germany, 6-3. 6-2 Jonas Bjorkman. Sweden, and Todd Woodbndge (2). Australia, del Guiller-mo Canas and Juan Ignacio Chela.
Argentina 6-3 7-5 Wayne Black and Kevin Ullyett (7), Zimbabwe, def MarkKnowtes. Bahamas and Daniel Nestor (41 Canada 6-2. 6-7 (9). 7- 6(5) Leander Paes India, and David Rikl (Get In Line.) Tiger Woods 65t-67c 132 MarkOMeara 67t-66c 133 Sergio Garcia 66c-68t 1 34 Daniel Chopra 66t-68c 1 34 Jerry Kelly 66t-68c 134 Jonathan Byrd 67t-67c 134 Peter Lonard 64c-70t 134 Stephen Leaney 66t-69c 1 35 Shaun Micheel 67t-68c 1 35 Vijay Singh 68t-67c 135 Greg Chalmers 68c-68t 1 36 Robert Allenby 69t-67c 1 36 DudleyHart 65c-71t 136 Robert Damron 67c-69t 1 36 Kevin Durkin 66c-70t 136 DeanePappas 67t-69c 136 Brandt Snedeker 70t-66c 136 JayWilliamson 66c-71t 137 Steve Lowery 68c-69t 1 37 Cameron Beckman 701-67C 137 Zach Johnson 68c-69t 1 37 NickPrice 66c-71t 137 Scott Verplank 71t-66c 137 Todd Fischer 70t-67c 137 Neal Lancaster 70t-67c 137 Harrison Frazar 68t-69c 137 Kevin Na 71t-66c 137 Tjaart Van der Waft 69t-68c 137 Tom Carter 68c-69t 137 JayDelsing 69c-68t 137 BobTway 68c-69t 137 Kenny Perry 67c-70t 137 Duffy Waldorf 67c-70t 137 TedPurdy 68t-69c 137 MattGogel 69c-69t 138 J.L.Lewis 64c-74t 138 LeeJanzen 70c-68t 138 Tommy Armour III 73c-65t 138 Mike Weir 69t-69c 138 RodPampling 66c-72t 1 38 Brian Bateman 69t-69c 138 Carl Pettersson 67c-71t 138 Chris Smith 66t-72c 138 RorySabbatini 69t-69c 138 Briny Baird 69c-69t 138 Russ Cochran 70c-68t 1 38 Tommy Tolles 69t-69c 1 38 Jason Bonn 69c-69t 1 38 Aaron Baddeley 70c-69t 139 Luke Donald 68c-71t 139 Kevin Sutherland 68c-71t 139 Chris DiMarco 69t-70c 139 TimHerron 69t-70c 139 David Branshaw 70c-69t 139 Bo Van Pelt 70c-69t 139 Pat Perez 71t-68c 139 HankKuehne 70c-69t 139 Ernie Els 69c-70l 139 Craig Perks 70t-69c 139 Todd Hamilton 74c-65t 139 JohnDaty 68c-71t 139 Justin Leonard 69t-70c 139 J.J Henry 68t-71c 139 Reed 001 000 5 6 9 1 Galena ..020 000 1 3 10 0 Hawley and Jepsen: Sargent. Williams (7) and A.
Kraft. WP: Hawley LP: Sargent. SO: Hawley 5. Sargent 2 BB: Sargent 2 Hawley 2. Reed hitting: Keller 2-4.
Darby 1-4, Bartek 1-3, Harrowa 1-4, Hoott 1-4, Thomas 2-4, Hunt 1-2. RBI: Darby, Bartek, Harrowa. Jepsen. Thomas 2 Galena hitting: Porter 2-4. Molinari 2-4, Modlin 2-3, K.
Drury 1-4, Sargent 1-4. Kraft 2-4. 2B: Molinari. RBI: Porter. Molinari, Sargent McQUEEN 2, REN0 1 Reno 000 001 0 1 5 0 McQueen 001 100 2 10 0 Shuman and Murdock: Eshelman and Martin.
WP Eshelman LP: Shuman SO: Eshelman 6, Shuman 4. BB Shuman 1 Reno hitting: Murdock 1-3. Kroll 1-3 Shuman 2-3. Kumataka 1-2. 2B: Murdock RBI: Murdock McQueen hitting: Eshelman 1 -3.
Johnson 2-3, Hunt 3-3, Scarselli 1-3, Haight 1 -3. Bochenski 1 -3. Torres 1 -2. 2B: Hunt RBI Hunt, Eshelman. Sham O'Harra 25 years in the Truckee Meadows! i Cycling sort 5 Give me a call for a free United States Basketball League ADIRONDACK WILDCATS Signed Fred Williams.
DODGE CITY LEGEND Signed Jer-maine Tate. FLORENCE FLYERS Relieved Bryan Gates of his coaching responsibilities Named Andy Stoglm interim head coach Released Jamaal Davis WESTCHESTER WILDFIRE Signed Jamaal Davis American Basketball Association CAROLINA THUNDER Named Bran Rowsom coach RENO ROCKERS Named Spencer Haywood coach and general manager of player development FOOTBALL National Football League NEW YORK GIANTS Signed Bill Gramahca Canadien Football League SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS-Signed DE Daved Benefield and DE Lam-ont Bryant HOCKEY ECHL READING ROYALS Agreed to terms with Derek Clancey. coach for the 2004-05 season COLLEGE ST FRANCIS. PA Named John Pigat-ti and Kehoe men assistant basketball coaches UCLA Named Petnna long assocate athletic director-senior women real estate analysis. but will feature many competitors from Reno and Las Vegas.
Prejudging begins at 11 a.m. and tickets are $10. The finals are at 7 p.m. and tickets are $20. Carson youth team wins U-13 title The Wonders Academy Fusion of Carson City won the United States Youth Soccer Under-1 3 State Cup in Las Vegas last weekend.
The Fusion and the Las Vegas Premier played to a 1-1 tie after two 10-minute overtimes and the Fusion won the title on penalty kicks. Fusion goalkeeper Brandon Briggs scored the winning penalty DOUGLAS 8. REED 1 Reed 000 100 0 NASCAR NEXTEL-CHEVY AMERICAN REVOLUTION 400 After Friday qualifying; race today At Richmond International Raceway Richmond. Va. Lap length: .75 miles 1.
(25) Brian Vickers, Chevrolet, 129 983 mph. 2. (12) Ryan Newman. Dodge. 1 29.970.
3. (43) Jeff Green, Dodge, 1 29.677. 4. (8) Dale Earnhardt Jr Chevrolet. 129 639 5.
(48) Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet, 129 565 6 (31) Robby Gordon. Chevrolet. 129 341 7 (2) Rusty Wallace Dodge. 129.224 8. (01) Joe Nemechek.
Chevrolet. 129 205 9. (41) Casey Mears. Dodge. 129.180.
10. (16) Greg Biffle. Ford. 129 088 11. (19) Jeremy Maylield.
Dodge 129.069. 12 (6) Mark Martin Ford. 129 008 13 (24) Jeff Gordon. Chevrolet. Douglas 140 012 HiTi Hawlev i3) and lavener.
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Harrowa 1-3, Jepsen 1-3. Thomas 1-3 2B Darby Douglas hitting: Olsen 1 -4. Puzey 3-4. Dunn 1-4. Smith 2-3.
Kaplan 2-2 2B: Smith 2. HR: Puzey 2. RBI Puzey 4 Wilcks Smith Kaplan i kick. In regulation time, Brady Roser's second half goal tied the game after Premier had taken the lead on I an own goal..
