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-WINNE I Section Page 8 I Fort Worth Stax-Telegrcml I Tuesday March 2 1993 sts ELIN ES kiv i CALL S17-390-7990 USCORELINEl CALL S17-390-7990 Krum rallies to beat 1 Holliday in 2A playoff) await 11111 FM' Ngt 1111111tCOLLEGESMOMMO IN Pal ItIORSERACING1MMS the 1:59 mark Eagles guard Rob Melhaney scored five of those points Holiday didn't stop there tacking ori at a an 8-2 spree including six more points by McIlhaney to lead 46-39 with to play in the game "We respected them" Krum forward Shane Starnes said "But we knew that we could come back We knew we coul4 do it" Krum did just that gradually getting back to a tie at 48 with 3:18 to Bobcats center Jason Hamm whan scored a team-high 22 points made two free throws to put Krum ahead 50-48 with 2:48 to play But McIlhaney who scored a game-high 27 answered with a basket to tie the game at 50 With 2:12 to play Krum forward: Jason Martin put the Bobcats ahead for good on a jump shot to make the score 52-50 irA: Krum led 58-53 on Bryan Hamm'sZ jump shot with 46 seconds to play butA McIlhaney was fouled with attempting a 3-pointer with 14 seconds to play He made three consecutive free throws ta pull Holliday within 58-56 61 Id 7 ti I') By JOE MCDANIEL Fort Worth Star-Telegram DENTON The jinx is still intact Two seasons ago the Krum boys basketball team beat Holliday in the regional finals by more than 30 points Last season Krum beat Holliday by three in triple overtime Last night Krum came back from a seven-point deficit with a 13-4 run in a four-minute span and went on to beat Holliday 58-56 in a Class 2A area playoff battle of state-ranked teams before an overflow crowd of more than 2000 at Denton High School-Ryan Campus Krum (34-1) ranked No 1 in the state in 2A will play in the Region II tournament this weekend in Stephenville Holliday ranked fourth in 2A ends its season 29-4 The gymnasium was so full of fans that more than 500 other people were turned away at the ticket gate 20 minutes before game time Those who did get a seat in the gymnasium weren't given any reason to be bored After trailing by 37-28 at 5:25 of the third quarter Holliday came back with a 10-0 run in a 3:26 span to lead 38-37 at I Loa BASEBALL SWC STANDINGS Team Texas ABM 0 Houston 0 Texas 0 Rice 0 Baylor 0 TCU 0 Texas Tech 0 Pct I Pct 000 14 0 1 000 000 17 2 895 000 15 2 882 000 14 2 875 000 16 3 842 000 15 3 833 000 10 2 833 Mondays result Texas Tech 6 Oral Roberts 0 Tuesday's games Baylor at Dallas Baptist 6 pm Howard Payne at Texas (2) 1 pm SW Texas St at Texas ABM (2) 2 pm StFrancis(lllatTCU 2 pm Oral Roberts at Texas Tech 1 pm Wednesday's games Rice at St 5 pm TM at Tarlaton St 4 pm Monday's linescore TEXAS TECH 6 ORAL Oral Roberts 000 000 000-0 9 3 Texas Tech 012 001 20x-6 10 0 Patterson Mnchell (7) and Rosar Driskill Copp le (7) and Smith (1-4 Tech: Bus-ton (3) NATIONAL SCORES SOUTH Belmont Abbey 3 Lenoir-Rhyne 2 Compbel19 Furman 8 Catawba 27 Theil 0 Chas Southern 6 Erskine 1 co*ker 7 Mars Hill 1 David Lipscomb 4 Lindsey Wilson 1 Davis Elkins 7 Pembroke St 5 Delta St 3-9 Central Arkansas 2-0 Duke 13 Clemson 4 Tennessee St 14 Marshall 11 Elon 10 Limestone 2 Emory 12 Ohio Northern 4 Hagler 8 Tusculum 5 High Point 9 Gardner' Webb 6 Mount Olive 9 York Pa 2 Nova 15 Indiana Wesleyan 4 Wingate 5 Bluefield St 4 MIDWEST Michigan St 3 Providence 2 Michigan 12 Villanova 2 WEST Arizona 16 Stanford 2 BASEBALL AMERICA POLL The top 25 teams as determined by the staff of Baseball America magazine with records through Sunday and previous rankings Ree 11-1 15-2 3-0 3-2 10-5 4-1 6-4 3-0 14-0 16-4 7-8 9-1 10-5 0-0 6-3 9-4 7-5 8-0 8-6 4-1 6-6 6-8 8-2 17-2 3-0 Pvs 2 3 7 1 5 1 Georgia Tech 2 Texas 3 Mississippi St 4 Louisiana St 5 Arizona 6 Oklahoma St 7 Cai St-Fullerton 8 Wichita St 9 Texas ABM 10 Anzona St 11 Southern Cal 12 NC St 13 Stanford 14 Notre Dame 15 UCLA 16 Ronda 17 Pepperthm 18 CS Northridge 19 Fresno St 20 Clemson 21 Long Beach St 22 Miami 23 Florida St 24 Houston 25 Missouri 4 6 8 11 9 12 15 10 14 16 17 18 20 19 22 13 23 24 Martin girls win in soccer I BY ERIC ZARATE Fort Wonh Star-Telegram ARLINGTON The Martin girls soccer team pulled within a game of clinching a playoff berth with a 3-0 victory against the Arlington Colts at LIT-Arlington's Maverick Stadium last night The victory Martin's ninth consecutive shutout gives the Warriors a 16-3 overall record and a 10-1 District 16 mark with three league games remaining Arlington drops to 10-7 overall and 8-3 in district third place Lamar beat Bowie last night to move into second place with a 13-4 9-2 record The Warriors beat Arlington twice in district and split with Lamar Martin ranked No 2 by the Star Telegram clearly dominated play on a41 night that grew foggier by the minute Forwards Kristen Mavico and Jenny led the attack with plenty of support from midfielders Angela Ratliff and Jamie Straughn and defendeN4 Kristie Paul Shari Overbeek Beckr Majka and Nicole Estes Martin had six corner kicks for th0: game and outshot Arlington 29-4 Straughn got the first goal at 28 utes on a 25-yard crossing shot into the lower right corner of the Arlington Paul made it 2-0 at 63 minutes on a yard direct kick and Estes added final goal three minutes later on assisr from Estes Martin 3 Arlington 0 0 e-0 Scoring Straughn Know Pool Shan Overbook 4i 3 (If Met ike 01 3 North Carolina Central 5 Coprun St 6 Johnson South 7 Tennessee St 8 Southern 9 Fayetteville St 10 Elizabeth City St 24-3 19-7 19-8 17-9 17-9 20-7 18-10 45 33 30 27 24 17 10 ISIGHSCHOOLSI BASEBALL SCHEDULE Tuesday's games Non-district Class 5A Denton at Richardson 330 pm Irving at Carrolhon Newman Smith 4 pm Rockwall at Allen 4 pm Bowie at Grand Prairie 4 30 pm Lawton (Okla) Eisenhower at WE Rider 4'30 pm Grand Prairie vs Nimiu at Irving Schools 430pm Abilene Cooper vs Lewisville at Trinity 5 pm Keller at Grapevine 5 pm Martin vslastern Hills at Goldstein 5 pm Nonh Side at Paschal 6pm Denison at Sherman Arlington at Weatherford 7 pm Cleburne at Brownwood 7 pm Dallas Jeff erson vs MacArthur at Irving Schools 7 pm Lamar at Bell 7 pm Marcus at DeSoto 7 pm Tnmble Tech at Crowley 7 pm Western Hills at Arhngton Heights 7 pm Abilene Cooper at Trinity 730 pm Class 4A Carroll at Azle 4 pm Castleberry at Caner-Riverside 4 pm Iowa Park at Burkburnen 4 pm Joshua at Midlothian 4 pm Kaufman at Ennis 4 pm Granbury at Northwest 430 pm Brewer at Everman 7 pm Graham vs Stephenville at Tarleton State 7 pm Terrell at Cedar Hill 7 pm Class 3A Aledo at Alvarado 4 pm Boyd at Springtown 4 pm Pilot Point at Decatur 4 pm TC-CedarHillatkennedale 4 pm Bridgeport at Breckenridge 430pm Childress at Vernon 430 pm Millsap at Glen Rose 410pm Olney at Henrietta 430 pm Whitney at Valley Mills 430 cm Class 2A Grandview at Maypeari 4 pm San Saba at Hamilton STATE POLL GOLF ARLINGTON CLASSIC (At Shady Valley) Each team had three two-man scramble teams: TEAM SCORES 1 Carrollton Turner 206 2 Lamar I 211 3 216 4 Arlington 247 51rving 254 6 Bryan Adams 258 7 Sam Houston 262 8 Grand Prairie 267 9 Arlington Bowie 284 10 Cedar 293 11 Arlington II 310 12 Richardson DO 12 Trimble Tech DO 121rving Nimitz DO KELLER COCA-COLA TOURNAMENT (At Lake Country) TEAM SCORES 1 Allen 346 2 Richland 359 3 Duncanville 364 MEDALISTS 1 Alex Phillips Burleson 77 2 Casey Young Allen 77 SOCCER BOYS DENTON 6 NORTHWEST 2 Scoring Northwest: Matt Slaton Troy Heehecker GIRLS DENTON 4 SCHEDULE Tuesday's games BOYS District 9 Mansheld at Burleson 730p District 15 Northwest at Denton 7 District 16 Bowie vs Lamar at Maverick Stadium 7 45 Sam Houston at Irving 730p GIRLS District 9 Burleson at Mansfield 730p District 15 Denton at Northwest 6p District 16 Irving vs Sam Houston at Maverick Stadium 6 pm Non-district Western Hills at Arlington Heights 6 Class 5A Record 5-0 4-2 6-0 3-0 4-2 4-0 4-1 5-0 3-0 1-0 1 Martin 2 League City Clear Lake 3 Houston Bellaire 4 HoustonJersey 5 Lufkin 6 Round Rock 7 Alvin 8 Waco 9 San Antonio Chruchill 10 Duncanville Class ASA Record 5-2 5-0 3-0 4-0 4-0 4-0 2-0 2-0 3-0 4-0 1 Robstown 2 Brenham 3 McKinney 4 West Orange-Stark 5 Kerman Tug 6 Bridge City Henderson 8 Carthage 9 Lubbock Estacado 10 Mount Pleasant Class 3A Record 5-0 1-0 2-0 3-0 3-1 2-0 3-0 20 2-1 2-0 1 Falfucrias 2 Ha Ravine 3 Waco Robinson 4 Elgin 5 Fredericksburg 6 Graham 1 Iowa Park 8 Canyon 9 Bander 10 Zapata I SI1IIMITONIGHESZBOYSIAREA1PLAirOFFSSIMIIIIII bid I wice Seri'sCollettor Double Reflection Happy Pit Cape Commander Trade Street Johnnywak Sixty Five Special Southern Approach Fly Bureau Fly Masked Knight Tyne For Daring Barton 116 Landeros 116 Cordova 116 Camargo 116 Hayes 116 Gold 120 Steinberg 116 Williams 116 Singh 116 Williams 120 Quinones 116 no rider 116 Fifth Beaten Claiming 4 YO and up 6 Purse $5000 Horse Sandy Creek Major Black Sir Kody Starlight Invader Old Slick Levee's Fool Mr Teddy Big Launch Our Vigors Jennefers Boy Jockey Quasi Montoya Gomez Salvino Williams landeros Barton Barton Montoya Patterson Wt 110 115 115 115 115 115 115 119 115 115 Sixth Claiming $5000 Fillies and Mares 4 YO and up 6 Purse $4300 Horse Counterfeit Dancer Laureate Commandin Princess A New Bikini Dance To The Lead Consider Raj La In Kerr Lady Of The Mint Alomaha Vote orme Jockey Steinberg Hunt McNeil Koyle Cordova Gomez Williams Quest Sides Barton Wt 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 111 116 116 Seventh Beaten Claiming 4 YO and up 6 FPurseS5000 Horse Sovereign Warrior Runanbend Cannon Dust Rags To Britches Ode Act Pops Conzon Stan's Treasure Harmless Jester Just Pay Me Howie Long Jockey no rider Montoya Hilburn Berry Steinberg Young lambert Cordova Sides Koyle Wt 117 115 115 115 119 110 115 118 119 115 Eighth Allowance Fillies 3 YO 6 Horse Presto Lock Savenger McPe Quick Mambo Chelsea's Ballet Marie's Emmy Farm Sneakm Prospector Neon Orange Fancy Barrera Pauper Lady Jockey Peninger McNeil Gomez Cordova Cordova Sides Steinberg Mays Wdiams Naive Barton Wt 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 122 116 116 Money Alw Since 4 YO and up 6Y Purse S12000 Horse Prospective Power Cold Trail Fastys Half Samurai Warrior David's Wolf Autumn Advocate Jockey Wt Williams 116 Gomez 116 no rider 116 Sides 119 Holland 116 Kayla 116 Tenth Maiden Claiming $16000 3 YO 7 Horse Pogo Nip Fog Incunabulum Quick Scooter Flash Of Elegance St Aquanus Remarkable Okie Ventura Drive River Leader Price Of Fame Dr Dan's Pick lyapana Pull A Tab Ellis County Garret Brown Stray Apples Great Drifter Jockey Barton Williams Salvino Ouinonez Hilburn Brendel Sides Young Murphy Cervantes Steinberg Benitez Murphy Sides Cervantes Hayes Wt 116 120 116 116 116 116 116 111 116 116 116 120 116 116 116 116 BASKETBALLS CBA STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN DIVISION I Pts Ppg GrandRapids 30 13 188 44 Capital Region 23 21 160 36 Columbus 15 28 115 27 Fort Wayne 13 31 115 28 MIDEAST DIVISION I Pts Ppg Rockford 33 12 208 46 Ouad City 31 14 204 45 La Crosse 24 20 168 38 Rochester 5 40 76 1 7 NATIONAL CONFERENCE MIDWEST DIVISION I Pts Ppg Rapid City 37 6 220 5 1 SiouxFalls 22 22 153 3 5 Omaha 18 26 133 30 Fargo-Moorhead 15 32 124 26 WESTERN DIVISION I Pts Ppg Wichita Falls 28 15 170 40 Oklahoma City 19 23 140 3 3 Yakima 20 22 140 33 Tri-City 18 26 139 32 Note: Three points awarded for a victory one for each quarter won during a game and fora quarter tied Ppg standing points per game which is total points divided by games played Mondays result Wichita Faits 113 Oklahoma City 10416 1) Tuesday's games Sioux Falls at Capital Region LaCrosse at Columbus Rapid City at Fargo-Moorhead Yakima at Oklahoma City Sundays results Sioux Falls 120 Fargo-Moorhead 114 (5 2) La Crosse 134 GrandRapids 129 (5 1) Capital Region 93 Rochester 89 52) Rockford 89 Columbus 87(52) NBA Tuesday's games Favorite Odds at Waukee 14 at New York a at Indiana 2 at Orlando 9 Otago 4 st Denver 3Y at Seattle 4 Phoenix 3 at LA Clippers 2 Underdog Dallas Atlanta San Antonio Minnesota at New Jersey LA Lakers Cleveland at Portland Houston COLLEGE BASKETBALL Tuesday's games Favorite Odds at craw 8 Savor Ohio 4Yr at Vermin 2 at Kansas State 2 ii Providence 3 Bradley ai Vanderbilt 16 Underdog Iowa at La Salle Pittsburgh Missouri Connecticut De Paul Tennessee NHL Tuesday's games Favorite Goats Underdog at Philadelphia Yr Pittsburgh at NY Islanders Yr Detrog at Washington 1 Vancouver at Winipeg Ouebec at Los Angeles Yr Calgary at San Jose 1 Ottawa BOXING Goals Even Even Even Even Saturday's fight BC WE CHAMPIONSHIP (At New YorkI Favorite Line Underdog Ling Whitaker S300 8 McGirt $220 Wager $300 to win $100 on favored Whi raker or wager S100 to win $220 on under dog McCort IMIDOXINGSMI p3 OZN 7RANSACTIONS: BASEBALL Texas Rangers Hired John Ralph as assistant director of publicity Baltimore Orioles Promoted trainer Mitch Bibb from Frederick of the Carolina leag'ina to Bowie of the Eastern League Milwaukee Brewers Signed pitchers Mike Fetters and Chris George catcher Dave Nilsson and irst baseman John Jaha Seattle first baseman Tinci Martinez catcher Bill Haselman and infielder Rich Amaral Los Angeles Agreed to terms with outfielders Henry Rodriguez and Raul Mondesi shortstop Jose Offerman and pitcher Mike James on one-year contracts Montreal Expos Agreed to terms with pitchers Mel Rotas and John Wetteland on one-year contracts Signed pitchers Pete Young Archie Corbin Joey Eischen Gil Heredia Jonathan Hurst and Len Pima catefters Damn Fletcher Tim Laker and Tim Spehr and infielders Sean Berry Mike Lansing and Lee Stevens St Louis Cardinals Agreed to terms with first baseman-outheider Rod Brewer San Diego Padres Signed shortstop Craig Shipley and pitcher Tim Worrell BASKETBALL NBA Fined Charlotte center Alonzo Mourning $3500 for totting Indiana center 14 Smits during a game Friday New Jersey Nets Placed guard Kenny Anderson on the injured list Activated guard Maurice Cheeks from the injured list rtio Crosse Catbirds (Continental Basketball Association) Signed guard Doug Lbe Oklahoma City Cavalry Signed forward Darryl Kennedy Quad City Thunder Activated guard Mark Brisker Placed forward Tim Anderson on the NBA reserve list FOOTBALL Indianapolis Colts Signed wide receiver-kick returner Clarence Verdin HOCKEY NHL Announced franchises in Anaheim Calif and South Florida will begin play in the 1993-94 season tos Angeles Kings Recalled left wing Darryl Williams and right wing Brandy Semchuk from Phoenix of International Hockey Loague San Jose Sharks Sent goaltender Wade Flaherty and left wing Jaroslav Otevrel to Kansas City of the IHL Florida (expansion team) Hired Bob Clarke as vice president and general manager touisville I cehawks (East Coast Hockey League) Placed right wing Mark Holick on the 30-day iniured reserve list OLYMPICS USA Basketball Announced Kansas ciach Roy Williams will coach the men's under-22 team COLLEGES State Kit Caftwnght as football offensive coordinator Cal State Northridge Announced it will move its football program from Division II tuDivision I-AA Delaware Announced the resignation of Mary Beth Holder field hockey and lacrpsse coach at the end of the lacrosse season Edinboro Fired basketball coach Greg Waicavich Nevada Announced the contract of men basketball coach Len Stevens will not be renewed for the 1993-94 season Witt KLY1- CHI- STANDINGS LTPtsGFGA x-Okla City 38 14 3 79 274 204 Tulsa 32 20 3 65 247 206 Dallas 25 23 4 54 227 214 Memphis 23 25 6 52 226 251 Wichita 23 31 1 47 217 288 Fon Worth 20 24 7 47 218 246 1(-ctinched playoff spot Mondays results NO games scheduled Tuesday's games Cselattoma City at Dallas Tulsa at Wichita FIRE STATISTICS SCORING GP A Pts Mike Sanderson 51 29 27 56 Erhest Hornak 44 19 29 48 Stave Harrison 51 5 36 41 Pat Penner 51 10 26 36 Sean Curtin 35 11 21 32 Ryan Leschasin 39 11 20 31 s-Mike McCormick 49 14 16 30 Enc 8rule 27 7 23 30 -105011Brousseau 29 17 11 28 Trevor Duhaime 17 14 9 23 Cun Arcuak 31 13 9 22 Paolo Racicot 24 5 6 11 Ron Aubrey 20 2 5 7 Todd Drevach 32 2 4 6 Steve Morrow 2 0 0 0 Michasi O'Hara 10 0 0 0 Matt 1 0 0 0 Totals 51 218 325 543 GOALTENDING Min Avg W-1-011 Mitt Ocean 40 3 00 1-0-0 Raiehael O'Hara 509 3 89 4-2-2 Teals 3096 477 20-24-7 8-on 15-day injured moray OISTENNISall VIRGINIA SLIMS OF FLORIDA At Defray Beach Fla) WOMEN FIRST-ROUND SINGLES yayuk Basukt Mercedes Paz 64 0-6 6-- 4 Iva Maio) GgFernandez 7 52-66-3 Zivec-Shull Donna Faber 6-4 7 -6 17-4 Rene SimpsonAlter Chanda Rubin 6-2 4 Ros Faebank -Weer Kimiko Dam 6-2 4 Sandra Cacchini (16) Luanne Spades 6- 21) 3 Nicole Arendt Glona FhlzKhire 6-46-2 Kyoko Nagatsuka Sabine Hack 64 7-6 Atoka Zrubakova Katenna aroupoya 6- Francesca Romano Sabine Appelmans 6 1 6 Marianne Wards) Elise Burgin 2 6 6-1 60 3 Shannan McCarthy Nana yaw 7-5 8- Haien Kelesi Louise Allen 6 7 (7-5) 6-1 COPENHAGEN OPEN (At Copenhagen Denmark) MEN MST ROUNDSINGLES Marc Goeilner Elam Wort 6 464 Ekon SleVell (7) Stephane 7 6 if 116 7 62 bowd Prinovi Arne Thorns 756-3 Amos Mensdod (3) Frederik Fetterlem 6 76(7-2)6-2 Morten Chnstensen Magnus Gustaf son 61 6(7516 4 Magnus Larsson (2) Karsten Braasch 5 164 6 4 CHAMPIONS CUP At Indian Wells Calif MEN FIRST- ROUND SINGLES Brad Coition Sergi Bruguera (91 6-7 (7- 31 6 2 7 6(74) 'jen Grab() Guy Forget (Il) 7-6 (751 6- tstalArai Washington (13) Patrick Rafter 7 5 7-5 Arnaud Bootsch (161 Marcalo 623863 3-663 Todd Manin Wayne Black 76 (7-3) 6 -9 Carl-Uwe Steel) Tomas Carbonell 6-0 6 6(7-5) 7akobl-easek Cedric 8- 7 (7-2) 7- 64- 3) 15 firchey Beneberg Jordi Arrose 7 5 7- 5 tuts Matta( Robbie Waist 6 3 64 Jaime Ytaga Sto(ano POSCOSOWO 5-7 5 3 6 1 rancotco Covet Gabnel Markus 13 6 Grant Stafford Luis (yowl 6 a 7-5 Clawn Ittioatond AlecO 'Boon 6-1 7-5 Jonothio Stark Andrei Chosnokov13-0 5 76 3 '441111 OAKLAWN PARK Wednesday's entries Post time 1:30 pm First Purse $7000 4 Up 6 furlongs Horse Jockey Shades To Match Kutz Sac A bi Hightower Curt's Dream Baby Thorwadh Deb's Met Me Bore' Adoringly Gryder Crimson And Lace Trosclair Sar Frasas Cloninger Ron Donna Smith Rewarding Petals Guillory Salina McGuire Woodley Pat Pat Court Wrong Song no rider Also eligible Shes Mighty Too Gaff alione Who's Dat Lady Romero Wt 114 114 109 120 117 114 114 07 114 114 114 117 1 14 114 Second Purse $7700 Clm $6250 6 furlongs Horse Jockey Wt Pacific House Call Meek 114 Evacycle Thorwarth 109 Scorpo's Sting JohnsonJ 114 Zee Cool Fool Trosclair 114 Mundt Croker 114 Michael's Corner Court 114 Hello Oscar Romero 114 Broken River Cloninger 114 Latin Groom Gryder 114 Get Em Blum Hightower 114 Holiday Pleasure Rutz 114 Lucky Doctor Thomas 114 Also eligible Fairly High Lester 114 Third Purse $8000 3 Yo fillies MdriC1m $20000-18000 6 furlongs Horse Jockey Special Operator no odor Angel Begone Kutz Ems Shack Guillory Fortunate Diane Hightower Still Chief Trosclair Star Tiffany Thorwarth Miss Kallams Guillory Diversionist Court Polly's Spon Boret Miss Loraine ThonNarth Awake the Phoenix Trosclair Moo River Snyder Ask) eligible Lotha Johnson no rider Who's Counting Gafialigne Leadermyway Martinez Soapweed no rider Wt 116 120 116 116 116 111 116 116 116 111 116 116 120 116 116 111 Fourth Purse $21000 3 Yo's Ar Breds Wins 6 furlongs Horse Jockey OW Man Lloyd Gomez Steep Hill Thomas Dare's Dazzler Trosclair Mouse Stored Miller Spring Pac Borel Rappedo Gryder Loot The Till Lovelace Raised With Reason Crissup Legions Account Woodley Bad Rep Gattalione United We Sing Germany Rack Room Court Also eligible To The Brink Snyder Wild Streak In Me no rider Dr Cobb Borel Pecan Point Gryder Vit 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 Fifth Purse $7100 4 Up Om $6250 6 furlongs Horse Stiff Question Doctor Doctor Showtime Chnstel Quick Spirit Supers Gold Liberated Tiz Forts Life Storm Clever Light Miss Happy Times Jockey Wt fonder 114 GiiIIory 114 Gul Dory 114 Bore! 114 Trosclair 117 Court 114 Gryder 114 JohnsonB 170 fonder 114 Lester 114 Sixth Gurse $12500 4 Up Cim $15000-130001116miles Horse Liberty Logan Colonel True Great Eliminator In A Breeze Caddo Gap Speed Mr Carve! Financial Reward Jade Light Match Carr Jockey Wt Romero 116 fonder 116 norcler 116 Gomez 116 Kutz 116 Gui limy 116 Miler 116 Snyder 116 Sorel 112 Lester 116 Seventh Purse $19000 4 Up Ciro $35000-310006 furlongs Horse Lostintheshuff le Luzianne Suzanne Northbound Pride Phantom HI Spiffy Miss Tasteful Girl Twinkle City Wavering Wendy Mucce Mo Wolf Jockey Wt Gryder 116 Cloninger 112 Lester 112 Gomez 116 Snyder 116 Goa tory 119 Bore' 116 Romero 116 Thorwarth 109 Court 112 Eighth Purse $24000 4 Up Alw 6 furlongs Horse Bold A 13d Come On later Final xam Chandelsgood Nueces Bar Sol Been Quiet Jockey Lester no rider Germany Gryder her Kutz Borer Wt 114 120 114 109 114 114 114 Ninth Purse S33000 4 Up Alw 6 furlongs Horse Guns Of Cavell! MOUntaill Ileeloorner Albert' First Kelys Copy Fresh Kicks Tricky Fan Gold Paradise Jockey Gomez Snyder Sorel Lovelace lief Court Grydor Trosclair Wt 114 114 117 114 114 117 114 114 Tenth Poise S10500 4 Clm $10000-9000 one mile Horse Errnipie Lisa Nonh Fire Valley Over The Fence Oh Marcy Sonata Sonata Tsunami State Manes Gingersnap Alabama Anne Run With Rhythm Jockey Wt Fraziet 111 Lovelace 112 LOON 116 Thotwanh 106 Gomez 116 Snyder 116 Gomez 116 Gol limy 112 Bore' 116 Gryder 116 REMINGTON PARK Tomorrows entries Post time 1 pm First Claiming $4000 hales and Mares 4 YO and up 1 Mile-10 yds Purse $5200 Horse Smoke Wine kecht Doll Elegant Con Smoke Margie Confidant CieWe Geornetra City Code Lorti 'Love Jockey Steinberg Gomez Sales Lenten Koyle Williams Quest Cordova 116 116 116 116 116 116 111 116 Second Allowance fillies and Mates 4 YO and up Purse 12400 Horse Honk ytonk Holly DesenSwdi Monate Idea Core Hooey Gold Nugget Pearls And Swols So Hot Express Ail Nue Jockey Wt Petentter 116 Williams 116 Berry 116 Hilburn 116 Gomm 116 Gomez 116 landeros 116 Murphy 116 Thud Wen Cliwoul 612500 Nisei 3 YO 6 Purse S4300 Horse Northern Gabby Forever My GO Dimling Sally Cane' Crownlel Kyoga Wow Leader 1Kinnard Ride Fleeting Coquette Chelsea Baby kit sum Blue Wand Spooldacular Deal Noble Silver Sunday Pinto Jockey Steinberg Koy le 'Norton Sternberg Sides Sides Benitez Salvino no rider Outset Petlinger Becton Bailor Williams Wt 116 120 116 116 116 116 118 116 116 111 120 116 116 120 I while allowing 61 The Wildcats are led by forwards Sea Lonergan (18 ppg 9 rpg) and Ryan Boldrick (16 ppg) and center Jason Lentz (9 ppg 7 rpg) Carroll (21-9) vs Kermit (21-8) Time site: 7 pm Abilene High School Outlook: The Dragons are coming off a 54-48 victory against Merkel while the Yellow Jackets knocked off El Paso Mountain View 57-53 Saturday The Dragons are going to need the steady guard play of Bradley Drake and Jamie DeBruin against Kermit which is known for its defensive intensity ladern Hills (27-5) vs Pampa (25-5) Time site: 7:30 pm Ligon Coliseum Wichita Falls Outlook: Eastern Hills in the playoffs for the first time since 1972 has a balanced attack and often relies on its transition game Guard Juan Bragg averages 21 points and eight assists Center Greg Cunningham at 6-4 bolsters the inside game with 12 points and 11 rebounds a game Forward Princeton Parks is a threat from outside or inside averaging 18 points Pampa making its fifth consecutive playoff appearance is led by forward Dwight Nickelberry who averages 195 points and guards Duane and Lamont Nickelberry who average 10 points Dwight and Duane are brothers and Lamont is their cousin Northwest (22-10) vs Plainview (27-5) Dunbar (30-4) vs Coburn (204 Time site: 7:30 pm Daniel-Meyer Coliseum Outlook: The teams are meeting for the first time since the bi-district round two years ago when Dunbar won 71-57 That Dunbar team advanced to the state tournament A victory would put the Wildcats in the regional tournament for the eighth consecutive season and the 17th time in the past 18 years The Yellow Jackets are trying for their first regional berth since moving up to Class 5A in 1990 The Wildcats the District 7-5A champions advanced to this game with an 89-59 victory against Wichita Falls Rider the District 6-5A runner-up The Yellow Jackets the 5-5A champs defeated Wyatt the 7-5A third-place team 38-36 Dunbar is led by 6-foot4 senior guard Charles Smith (198 ppg) who scored 30 points in three quarters against Rider and 6-0 senior guard Anthony Burks (177 ppg 65 apg) 9411 (24-9) vs Western Hills (19-12) Time site: 7 pm The University of North Texas Coliseum Outlook: Bell is hoping the return of injured guard Chuck Summers (ankle) might give the team a boost But the Blue Raiders have plenty of offense already in 3-point shooters Travis Sittig and Scott McAnally Eric Vance (6-3) is a do-it-all forward for Bell Western Hills is paced by the inside play of Roderick Manuel (6-6) who averges 17 points and 12 rebounds a game and Chris Davis (6-4) who averages 11 points and 11 rebounds The Cougars' outside game is led by 5-9 seniors Ed King and Chris Ballard who combine for 26 points a game Martin (29-3) vs Lake Highlands (28-6) Time site: 8:30 pm The University of North Texas Coliseum Denton Outlook: The Warriors who won the District 9-5A title average 68 points a game while allowing 50 Guard D'Juan Baker (126 ppg) and centerforward Jimy Halton (109 ppg) are the offensive threats Lake Highlands averages 78 points a game 1 7 1 1 It 4 So 10' 0 0 00 1 1 i -I: a to400 I 7e 'I' 04 7 1141: II TI: I ti 'I 10 14! Aol -)A th fie 10 OS Time site: 7:30 pm Vempn Outlook: Northwest center Dan Petersen at 6-7 has averaged 195 points and nine rebounds in the playoffs Forward Ryan Williams who is 6-5 has averaged 13 points Guards Jason White and Ryan Parker are averaging nine points and are making better than 40 percent from 3-point range in the playoffs Plainview thrives off its quickness The Bulldogs are led by 6-1 junior Marcus Williams who averages 18 points and 6-3 junior Steven Riddley who averages 16 points and 12 rebounds BASKETBALL NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN'S POLL The top 25 teams as compiled by Mel Greenberg of the Philadelphia Inquirer based on the votes of 70 women's coaches with first-place votes in parentheses records through Sunday total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point fora 25th-place vote and previous ranking Rec Pts Pvs 1 Tennessee (68) 27-1 1748 1 2 lowal21 23-1 1676 2 3 Vanderbilt 24-2 1597 5 4 Ohio St 20-3 1463 7 5 Auburn 24-2 1459 3 6 Colorado 24-2 1388 4 7 Texas Tech 21-3 1289 9 8 Penn St 194 1287 6 9 Stanford 21-5 1204 10 10 Virginia 21-5 1106 11 11 Louisiana Tech 21-4 1067 8 12 Maryland 20-6 925 12 13 StephenF Austin 24-4 869 13 14 Texas 186 752 14 15 Southern Cal 18-5 717 16 16 Western Kentucky 19-6 693 17 17 Vermont 24-0 681 15 18 NorthCarolina 21-5 547 18 19 UNLV 212 505 19 20 Hawaii 24-3 432 20 21 Nebraska 20-6 294 21 22 Bowling Green 20-4 171 25 23 Oklahoma St 21-7 120 22 24 DePaul 19-7 118 23 25 Georgtown 20-5 111 Others receiving votes: Montana 107 Clemson 71 Brigham Young 55 Miami 41 Arkansas St 40 Northern Illinois 34 South Carolina 21 Rutgers 18 Alabama 16 An-tone St 16 Butler 12 Florida 12 Florida International 11 Missouri 9 Washington 9 Holy Cross 8 California 7 George Washington 7 Georgia 7 Northwestern 6 Southern Mississippi 4 Tennessee Tech 3 Virginia Tech 3 Kansas 2 Kent 2 NE Louisiana 2 Southwest M1SSOUn St 2 Creighton 1 Pacific 'Utah 1 NAIA DIVISION I MEN'S POLL The final top 25 with first-place votes in parentheses records through Sunday total points and previous ranking Ret Ns Pvs 1 Okla Baptist (171 27-3 589 1 2 Az Pacific Calif (3) 27-3 554 2 3 HawaiiPacific (1) 24-4 546 3 4 0 Lipscomb Tenn 28-3 520 4 5 Neter (2) 234 492 5 6 Life Ga 28 3 455 8 7 Presbyterian 26-3 426 7 8 Incarnate Word 253 405 9 9 Birm -Southern 26-6 394 13 10 Oklahoma Gay 22-5 378 6 11 GenevaPa ill 26-2 372 10 12 Beimont Tenn 284 312 12 13 Central Washington 266 299 14 14 Georgetown Ky 26-6 271 16 15 Wm Stevens Point 21-4 228 11 16 Briar Cliff Iowa 24-5 189 19 17 Salem- Teikyo 21-6 183 18 18 Cemral Arkansas 20-6 169 15 19 Findlay Ohio 24-5 165 10 20 Taylor Ind 25-6 155 21 Benedict 20-3 148 20 22 Wis -EauClatre 19-6 103 24 23 East Central Okla 15-8 83 24 Urbana Ohio 23-6 74 17 25 Glenville St 21-5 46 23 NAIA DIVISION II WOMEN'S POLL The final top 25 with first-place votes in parentheses records through Sunday total points and previous ranking Rec Ns Pvs 1 Montana (15) 26-3 423 1 2 Mt Mercy Iowa (2) 26-4 398 2 3 NorthernStS 25-5 391 3 4 Indiana Tech 23-4 367 4 5 Findlay Ohio 263 318 5 6 St Joseph's Maine 233 315 8 7 Husson Maim 24-2 307 7 8 Huntington Ind 263 298 6 9 Concordia Wis 213 278 9 10 King Tenn 21-4 248 11 11 Sterling Kan 24-3 229 13 12 leans ClarkOre 24 4 222 10 13 GeorgetownKy 25-4 215 15 14 Tarieton St 17-12 198 12 15 Western Ofet)011 23-9 180 17 16 SouthernOreoon 20 7 154 16 17 Card Snitch Wm 226 150 19 18 TIISCUiUM Tenn 24-6 147 18 19 Wilmington Del 23-4 117 23 20 Aquinas Mich 2111 102 20 21 Pacific Ore 18-7 94 14 22 OttawaKan 23 5 84 21 23 St Ihnrn AmmesNY 218 77 24 24 HardinSimmons 19 4 60 25 25 Mt Si JosephOhlo 17-11 54 22 SHERIDAN MEN'S POLL The top 10 teams in the poll of black college teams with fast-place votes in pares theses records through Sunday and total points Rat Pts 1 Vilqinfil UntOrt (5) 28 2 68 2 JacksonSt 12) 22 7 62 3 Alabama A6M 24-2 45 SIMIMBASKETBALUPLAYOMPAIRINGSMINSIMIN I MMUNNIIBASKETBALUPLAYOMPAIRINGSMIMMIMS Class A BOYS Class 5A Region I quartrfinals Midland Lee 295) vs El Paso Hanks (29-3) 1 30 Tuesday Alpine Dunbar (30-4) vs Cleburne (20-11) 7 30 Tuesday Daniel Meyer Coliseum Amarillo Palo Duro (20-14) vs El Paso Coronado (26-2) 6 Tuesday Midland College Western Iblis (19-121 vs Bell (25-9) 7 Tuesday The Coltseum Denton Region II quarterfinals Martin (29 3) vs Richardson Lake Highlands (28-5) 8 30 Tuesday The Coliseum Denton Plano vs Garland 7 30p Tuesday MoodyColiseum Dallas Lufkin vs Temple 1 30 Tuesday Rollie White Coliseum College Station Region II area Gralcvd (20-81 vs St Jo 7 30p Tuesday Jacashoto Brock vs Ponder 7 30p Tuesday Coppeit Aegean Illma Lawn Henrietta Midway 7 Tuesday Mineral Wells Slidell vs Cumby lp Tueaday Princeton GIRLS STATE TOURNAMENT (et Frank Envin Center Austin) Thursday's games Class A Muenstef (34- I) vs Throlt(29-51 8 30 Celeste (3 1- 1) vs Natareth126 8) 10 Class 3A Dimmitt (31-3) vs Winnsboro (27-8) 2 Dripping Sprmgs (32-3) vs Berbers (34-413 30p Class 4A Silsbee (29-5) vs Austin Westlako 126 8) 7 Paris North Lamar 132 -41vs levelland (29 518 30p Fridays games Class 2A Hamilton 129-3)vs Cooper (30-6) 9 30a Marion (3 1-4) vs Panhandle (26-5)11 a rn Class 5A Amarillo (33- 1) vs Houston Deer Park (25 7) 3 Praverville 132-01 va Corpus Ilvisti King (3 1-5) 7P mSaturday's games Finals Note Class 2A and A teams begin play this week BASKETBALL NATIONAL POLL 1 Mouth of Whorl Me Oak Hie (30-0) won 127 of last 130 games 2 Philadelphia Simon Gratz (31-0) won city Public League title 3 Chicago King (24-0) in city playoffs this week 4 Medford Shawnee (23-1) unbeaten vs state foes 5 Washington Dunbat (32-1) won league title and 28 straight 6 Jersey City St Anthony 122-1) won 160 of last 168 games 7 Carmichael Calif Jesuit (29-1) advanced in section playoffs 8 Santa Arta Calif Mater Del (29- I) top team in Southern Calif arms 9 Wichita Kan South (20-0) atop state polls all season 10 Frederick Md St John's 123-21 coach has 3rd Prep Poll Top 10 school 11 Miami Senior (31-2) advanced to regional tournament 12 Temple (33-0) only unbeaten team in state 13 Denver George Washington (19-0) defeated two 1 oes 189-76 14 Jonesboro Ark (26-0) three tumors lost ono game in three years 15 Memphis Term Feeley (30-1) won district title 16 Oakland Cold McClymonds 124-01 almantaterolMiB Frank Robinson 11 Philadelphia Franklin lowing (20-1) lost only to No 2 Simon Gratz 18 Benton Harbor Mich (ISO) enter-tamer Sinbad played here 19 Detroit Pershing (17-1) regular stop for recruiter' 20 Neptkme Beach Fla Fletcher (30-2) advanced to regional event Class 4A Regionlworfinals Eastern Hills (27-5) vs Pampa 125-5) 8 Tuesday Ligon Coliseum Wichita Falls Northwest (22-10) vs Plainview 127-51 7 30 pm Tuesday VW-non Class 3A Regionl ores Perrylon 128 3) vs Brownfield 131 I) 7 30 Tuesday Amarillo Graham (23 10) vs Canyon 730 Tuesday Scurry County Coliseum Snyder Carroll 121-91 vs Kenn (21-8) 7 Tuesday Abilene High School Decatur (30 2) vs Midland Greenwood 115-9) 8 Tuesday McMurry University Abilene 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