E. 32 Union-News. Tuesday, April 4. 1995 SCOREBOARD 4 cO Prente More sports on Page 42 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. EASTERN CONFERENCE ODe Atlantic Division Pct GB Streak Home Away Conf x-Orlando 53 19 .736 Lost 1 35- 2 18-17 35-11 x-New York 47 24 .662 Won 3 25-10 22-14 29-16 Boston 29 43 .403 24 Won: 2 16-20 13-23 18-28 Miami 28 .384 Lost 2 18-18 10-27 21-26 New Jersey 27 45 .375 26 Lost 4 17-18 10-27 18-27 Philadelphia 20 51 .282 Lost 1 11-25 9-26 12-33 Washington 18 53 .254 Lost 7 10-25 8-28 13-32 Central Division xandiana 46 26 .639 Won 1 28- 7 18-19 30-17 Charlotte 43 28 .606 Won 1 25-10 18-18 29-16 X-Cleveland 39 32 .549 Lost 1 22-14 17-18 29-16 39 33 .542 7.
Won 4 23-13 16-20 27-19 Atlanta 35 37 .486 11 Lost 2 20-17 15-20 22-25 Milwaukee 28 44 .389 18 Won 1 17-19 11-25 20-27 Detroit 26 45 .366 Won 1 20-17 6-28 19-26 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Antonio 52 18 .743 Won 11 30- 7 23-11 31-11 52 21 .712 Lost 2 27- 8 25-13 28-17 Houston 42 29 .592 Lost 1 22-14 20-15 22-21 Denver 35 36 .493 Won 4 20-14 15-22 21-23 vane Dallas 31 39 .443 21 Lost 2 16-19 14-19 18-24 Minnesota 20 52 .268 33 Won 1 12-24 8-28 12-34 wit. Pacific Division 51 20 .718 Won 7 30- 7 21-13 28-15 x-Phoenix 51 21 .708 Lost 1 27- 9 24-12 32-13 LA Lakers 45 26 .634 6 Won 2 27- 9 Portland 37 34 .521 14 Lost 2 22-13 15-21 21-22 Sacra. 34 37 .479 17 2 24-12 10-25 20-23 Golden St. 22 49. .310 29 Lost 2 13-21 9-28 15-28 Clippers 15 58 .205 37 Won 1 12-25 3-33 8-37 x-clinched playoff berth 001 SUNDAY'S GAMES Boston at Cleveland, 7:30 Boston 94, Dallas 87 Lakers at Denver, 9 Detroit 110, Washington 105 Seattle at Utah, 9 New York 94, New Jersey 85 Phoenix at Golden State, 9 S.A.
109, Phoenix 106 Minnesota at Portland, 10 Indiana 104, Portland 93 S.A. at Clippers, 10:30 Seattle 105, Allanta 83 Houston at 10:30 Charlotte 105, Miami 92 TOMORROW'S GAMES Denver 104, Cleveland 101 Chicago at New Jersey, 7:30 Lakers 119, Orlando 112 Detroit at Orlando, 7:30 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Phila. at Charlotte, 7:30 No games scheduled Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 TODAY'S GAMES Washington at Indiana, 8:30 Indiana at New York, 7:30 New York at Milwaukee, 8:30 Rhila. at Miami, 7:30 Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 too NBA TEAM STATISTICS NBA LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) NBA scor- NEW YORK (AP) The NBA individing and defense stats through Aprit 2: val scoring, field goal percentage, rebounding and assist leaders through April 2: TEAM OFFENSE SCORING FG FT Avg PtS Avg O'Neal, Orl, 70 823 414 2060 29.4 Orlando 7995 111.0 Olaiuwon, Hou. 67 744 378 1869 27.9 Seattle 7880 111.0 Robinson, S.A.
69 657 589 1906 27.6 Phoenix 7985 110.9 Malone, Utah 73 734 458 1937 26.5 San. Anionio 7505 107.2 Jackson, Dall. 51 484 306 1309 25.7 Utah 7766 106.4 Mashburn, Dall. 69 591 384 1664 24.1 Golden St. 7484 105.4 Ewing, N.Y.
650 373 1684 24.1 L.A. Lakers 7472 105.2 Barkley, Phoe. 486 336 1373 23.3 Portland 7320 103.1 Richmond, Sac. 319 1583 22.3 Boston 7401 102.8 Rice, Mia. 73 576 280 1597 21.9 Houston 7272 102.4 Pippen, Chi.
70 566 288 1521 21.7 Dallas 7114 101.6 Drexier, Por. 65 293 1403 21.6 Charlotte 7204 101.5 Mourning, Char. 67 499 421 1428 21.3 Miami 7391 101.2 Hardaway, Orl, 531 338 1485 21.2 Cnicago 101.1 Robinson, Mit. 70 550 312 1483 21.2 Washipglon 7107 100.1 C. Robinson, Port.
64 497 230 1342 21.0 Denver 7104 100.1 Rider, Minn. 65 483 249 1340 20.6 Indiana' 7174 99.6 Sprewell, G.S. 469 337 1358 20.6 Milwaukee 7128 99.0 Barros, Phil. 499 289 1460 20.6 New Jersey 7084 98.4 Payton, Sea. 71 584 225 1455 20.5 Sacramento 6943 97.8 New York 6941 97.8 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Detrdit 6910 97.3 FG FGA Pat Allanta 6941 96.4 Gaffing, G.S.
324 512 LA. Clippers 7033 96.3 O'Neal, Ort. 1427 Cleveland 6473 91.2 Thorpe, 581 565 Minnesola 6784 94.2 Grant, Orl. 575 Philadelphia 6783 95.5 D. Davis, Ind.
506 TEAM DEFENSE Mulombo, Den. 544 Avg Polynice, Sac. 596 .542 Kemp, Stockton, Manning, Sea. Utah Phoe. 888858388 711 622 6393 90.0 New York 6745 95.0 REBOUNDING Atlanta 6860 95.3 OH Def Tot Avg Indiana 6936 96.3 Rodman, S.A, 43 249 499 748 17.4 Chicago 6967 96.8: Mutombo, Den.
71 274 607 881 12.4 Charlotte 7003 98.6. O'Neal, Orl. 282 492 774 11.1 Utahn 7205 98.7 Ewing, N.Y. 139 629 768 Sacramento 7037 99.1 Olajuwon, Hou. 163 562 725 10.8 Portland 7069 99.6 Jones, Dall.
63 286 442 728 107 Houston 7080 99.7 Robinson, S.A, 69 196 542 738 107 Denver 7092 99.9 Kemp, Sea. 262 491 753 10.6 100.8 Divac, LAL 233 518 751 10.6. New Jersey 7280 101.1 Baker, Mil. 257 482 739 10.3 San Antonio 101.2 Malore, Utah 73 129 620 749 10.3 Seattle 7260 102.3 Minnesota 7392 102.7 ASSISTS Miami 7513 102.9. No Avg Orlando 7420 103.1 Stockton, Utah 73 913 12.5 Milwaukee 7479 103.9 Anderson, N.J.
63 594 9.4 Detroit 7402 104.3 Hardaway, G.S. 62 578 9.3 Dallas 7315 104.5 Bogues, Char. 70 637 9.1 L.A. Lakers 7440 104.8 Strickland, Port. 54 476 8.8 Boston 7571 105.2 Van Exel, LAL 69 579 9.4 L.A.
Cliopers 7679 105.2: Johnson, S.A. 575 8.2 Washington 7529 106.0 Richardson, LAC 570 8.0 Phoenix 7699 106.9 Blavlock, All. 552 7.7 Golden, St, 71 7858 110.7 Jackson, Ind. 72 539 7.5 LOCAL LISTINGS NATIONAL MINOR LEAGUE FOOT. BALL: Anyone interested in forming a team, for the New England Division should immediately call Ronnie DeLapp or.
Wayne Liddick in Charlotte, NC al (704) 376-2226 or fax at (704) 376-9220. The season begins August 12. WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: The final meeting for the Springfield Women's Softball League will be April 9 at 2 p.m. al the Cornerstone Lounge. All coaches are bring two rosters and team fee.
Teams wishing to enter the league may allend. Call Agnes Mendrala, 739-1863. REGISTRATION: Parents Association for Youth Sports will hold registraton' for boys and girls ages 6-17 on April 3-7, from 4-7 p.m, at Chestnut Middle School and April 3-14, from 10 a.m. 5 at Jasmin Flowers. 405 Armory Street, Copy of birth certificate, small picture and $40 fee is required at time of registration.
For more information call 731-9326, 781-6505 and 736-3815. CHEETAHS TO MEET: The Cheetahs Youth Running Club of Western Mass. will hoid registration Monday, April 3, al the Westfield Boys and Girls Club 00 West Silver St. from 6:30 8 p.m. A meeling will follow.
The club is a certified USA Track and Field running group for toys and girls 17 and under. For more information contact Tom Murpny at 594-: 5944. UMASS HOCKEY: The 1994-95 UMass hockey awards banquet will be Saturday, April 8 in the third floor hospitality suite at the Mullins Center. Reception at 5:30 p.m., buffet dinner at $35 per person; deadline April 4. Call the Athletic Development Office, 545-4290.
I SOCCER MPSL PLAYOFFS By The Associated Press St. Louis 16, Saturday, Detroit a 10, April St. Louis wins FIRST ROUND series 2-0 (Best-of-3) AMERICAN DIVISION EUROPEAN CUPS DRAW Mia- Cleveland vs. Buffalo CUP WINNERS CUP 417w Sunday, April 2 Semifinals Bufalo 21, Cleveland 19, series lied 1-1 First leg April 6, second April 20 Wednesday, April 5 Arsenal (England) VS. Sampdoria Buffalo at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m.
Genoa (Italy) 10 97 Real Zaragoza: (Spain) VS. Chelsea Harrisburg vs. Baltimore (England) Monday, April 3 VEFA CUP Harrisburg at Baltimore, 7 p.m. Semifinals Tuesday, April 4 First leg April 4, second April 11 at Harrisburg, 7 p.m, Baver Leverkusen (Germany) vs. AC Wednesday, April 5 Parma (Italy) Baltimore at Harrisburg, 7 p.m., it nec- Juventus (Italy) vs.
Borussia Dortmund essary (Germany) NATIONAL DIVISION Kansas Sunday, City vs. April 1 Milwaukee LOCAL Kansas City 16. Milwaukee 9, Kansas CitY wins series 2-1 SOCCER St. Louis vs. Detroit SOCCER CITY LEAGUES Standings as of April 3 SUNDAY MEN'S LEAGUE Pts Rehab West LOCAL Moosekickers Auto COLLEGES Print American 2000 Saw Chuck's Signs Monday, April 3 Milton Bradiey nt BASEBALL Curff Wesleyan 15, 6, WNEC Springfield 8 1 SCHOOLS hasn Curry 15, WHEC WNEC 000 103 103 8 10 Monday, April 3 Curry 231 405 15 14 2 GIRLS LACROSSE -Muzzy, Kady (3), Carmody (4), Kady Longmeadow 16, Wayland 8 (4h Trollier (7) and Leslinsky, Paula (6); Longmeadow 16, Wayland Bussey and Mancuso.
HR Vieira (C). WAYLAND Goals: Peariman 2, Gre- Weslevan 6, Springfield gonan 2, Bracken, Bowles, Daniels, LuckWesleyan 400 200 000 6 11 1 in. Goalie: Meyer 19. Springfield 010 000 000 15 3 LONGMEADOW Goals: Weeks 5, Fogarly (9) and Leblanc; Per- luk 3, Kiety 3, Slechenberg 2, Williams, siani and Sharon. HR Ministral (S).
Allen, Crandall. Assists: Kiely 2, Allen. I no SOFTBALL Goalie: Derosier Springfield 5, Stonehil 0 BASEBALL Springfield 6, Stonehill 5 independent Wesleyar 11, Mt. Holyoke 3 South Hadley 7, Belchertown 4 vi Wesleyan 11, Mt. Hotroke South Hadey 1, Belchertown 4 MI.
Holyoke 000 300 34. Belchertown 003 100 0 484 Wesleyan 215 102 11 9 South Hadley 110 005 7 5 1 Kelly (3), Hartner (4) and Gould, Beautieu (6) and Lacroix. NetLambert; No and Mason, kovick and Egan, O'Hara (5). MEN'S TENNIS GOLF Springfield 9, Sacred Heart 0 Agawam West Springfield 31 TANK MCNAMARA' by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds 4-4 MANAGEMENT CAN'T FIND ANYBODY JAY GAYS KEEP IT'S TIME, 817 WILLING BALL ON TO OPENING THROW OUT DAY. THE THEY'RE FIRST THROW BALL OUT AND THE TONYA GENTLEMEN, HARDING.
CALL DAY TRYING JAY LENO'S PEOPLE NOW. GAME. STRIKE: Bathers 3H1 LATEST LINE NBA Favorite Points Under dog NEW YORK Indiana CLEVELAND Boston MIAMI Philadelphia UTAH Seattle Phoenix GOLDEN ST DENVER La Lakers PORTLAND Minnesota San Antonio 10 LA CLIPPERS SACRAMENTO Houston NHL Favorite Goals Underdog NY ISLANDERS Pick'em Washington BUFFALO 1-12 Hartford NEW JERSEY 112-2 Tampa Bay CALGARY Chicago VANCOUVER Dallas HOME TEAM IN CAPS NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT By The Associated Press FINAL FOUR At The Kingdome Seattle NATIONAL SEMIFINALS Saturday, April 1 UCLA 74, Oklahoma State 61 Arkansas 75, North Carolina 68 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Monday, April 3 UCLA 89, Arkansas 78 NCAA TOURNAMENT MVPS By The Associated Press 1939 None selected; 1940 Marvin Huffman, Indiana; 1941 John Kotz, Wisconsin; 1942 Howie Dallmar, Stanford; 1943 Ken Sailors, Wyoming; 1944 Arnold Ferrin, Utah; 1945 Bob Kurland, Oklahoma 1946 Bob land, Oklahoma 1947 George Kafian, Holy Cross; 1948 Alex Groza, Kenlucky; 1949 Alex Groza, Kentucky. 1950 Irwin Dambrot, CONY; 1951 None selected; 1952 Clyde Lovelielle, Kansas; 1953 B.H. Born, Kansas; 1954 Tom Gola, La Salle; 1955 Bill Russell, San Francisco; 1956 Hal Lear, Temple; 1957 Wit Chamberlain, Kansas; 1958 Elgin Baylor, Seattle; 1959 Jerry West, West Virginia.
1960 Jerry Lucas, Ohio State; 1961 Jerry Lucas, Ohio State; 1962 Paul Hogue, Cincinnali; 1963 Art Heyman, Duke; 1964 Wall Hazzard, UCLA; 1965 Bill Bradley, Princeton; 1966 Jerry Chambers, Utah; 1967 Lew Alcindor, UCLA; 1968 Lew Alcindor, UCLA; 1969 Lew Alcindor, UCLA. 1970 Sidney Wicks, UCLA; 1971 1972 Bill Walton, UCLA; 1973 Bill Walton, UCLA; 1974 David Thompson, North Carolina State; 1975 Richard Washington, UCLA, 1976 Kent Benson, Indiana: 1977 Bulch Lee, Marquette; 1978 Jack Givens, Kentucky; 1979 Earvin Johnson, Michigan State. 1980 Darrell Griffith, Louisville; 1981 Isiah Thomas, Indiana; 1982 James Worthy, North Carolina; 1983 Akeem Olaiuwon, Houston; 1984 Patrick Ewing, Georgetown; 1985 Ed Pinckney, Villanova; 1936 Pervis Ellison, Louisville; 1987 Keith Smart, Indiana; 1988 Danny Manning, Kansas; 1989 Glen Rice, Michigan. 1990 Anderson Hunt, UNLY; 1991 Christian Laettner, Duke; 1992 Bobby Hurley, Duke; 1993 Donald Williams, N. Carolina; 1994 Corliss Williamson, Arkansas; 1995 Ed O' Bannon, UCLA x-Howard Porter of Villanova was selected MVP but was laler ruled ineligible.
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES By The Associated Press 1939 Oregon 46, Ohio St. 34; 1940 Indiana 60, Kansas 42; 1941 Wisconsin 39, Washington St. 34; 1942 Stanford 53, Dartmouth 38; 1943 Wyoming 46, Georgetown 34 1944 Utah 42, Dartmouth 40, OT; 1945 Oklahoma 49, NYU 45 1946 Oklahoma 43, North Carolina 40; 1947 Holy Cross 50. Oklahoma 47; 1948 Kentucky 58. Baylor 42; 1949 Kentucky 46, Oklahoma SI.
36. 1950 CCNY 71, Bradley 68; 1951 Kentucky 68, Kansas State 58; 1952 Kansas 80, St. John's 63; 1953 Indiana 69, Kansas 68; 1954 La Salle 92, Bradley 76; 1955 San Francisco 77, La Salle 63; 1956 San Francisco 83, lowa 71; 1957 North Carolina 54, Kansas 50, 30T; 1958 Kentucky 84, Seattle 72; 1959 California 71, West Virginia 70. 1960 Ohio State 75, California 55; 1961 Cincinnati 70, Ohio State 65, OT; 1962 Cincinnati 71, Ohio State 59; 1963 Lovola. IN.
60, Cincinnati 58, OT; 1964 UCLA 98, Duke 83; 1965 UCLA 91, Michigan 80; 1966 Texas Western 72, Kentucky 65; 1967 UCLA 79, Dayton 64; 1968 UCLA 78, North Carolina 55; 1969 UCLA 92, Purdue 72. 1970 UCLA 80, Jacksonville 69; 1971 UCLA 68, Villanova 62; 1972 UCLA 81, Florida Stale 76; 1973 UCLA 87, Memphis State 66; 1974 North Carolina State 76, Marquelte 64; 1975 UCLA 92, Kentucky 85; 1976 Indiana 86, Michigan 68; 1977 Marquette 67, North Carolina 59; 1978 Kentucky 94, Duke 88; 1979 Michigan State 75, Indiana State 64. 1980 Louisville 59, UCLA S4; 1981 Indiana 63, N. Carolina 50; 1982 N.Carolina 63, Georgelown 62; 1983 N.Carolina St. 54, Houston 52: 1984 Georgetown 84, Houston 75; 1985 Villanova 66, Georgetown Louisville 72, Duke 69; 1987 Indiana 74, Syracuse 73; 1986 Kansas 83, Oklahoma 79; 1989 Michigan 80, Seton Hall 79, OT.
1990 UNIV 103, Duke 73; 1991 Duke 72, Kansas 65; 1992 Duke 71, Michigan 51; 1993 North Carolina 77, Michigan 71; 1994 Arkansas 76, Duke 72; 1995 UCLA 89, Arkansas 78 LOCAL HOOP LARRY O'BRIEN LEAGUE PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Saturday, April 1 SEMIFINALS Saturday, April 1 Finals at Kiley Middle School Division Golden Glovers vs John Joe's, 9 Division Sam's Sports vs NESCOR, 10 Division Cooper Door vs MBS, 11 GREENLEAF MEN'S SUNDAY BASKETBALL LEAGUE Sunday, April 9 FitzGerald Robbins vs Sentinel, 9 Trash vs Simmons, 10 Pine Point Cate vs Robinson Garden, 11 Milton Bradiey vs Teddy Bear Pool, noon COLLEGES NCAA TOURNAMENT CONFERENCE STANDINGS By The Associated Press Through Championship (Selections in parentheses) Conference W. Pct. Aliantic Coast (4) 11- 4 .733 Pacific-10 (5) 10- .714 Southeastern (5) 6 Big Eight (5) 8- .615 Big East (4) 6- .600 Allantic 10 (2) 3- 600 Great Midwest (3) 4- 3 Missouri Valley (2) Big Sky (1) Colonial (1) Southwest (1) Sun Belt (1) Western Athletic (2) Metro Atlantic Mid-American (2) Metro (3) .250 Big Ten (6) Big West (1) .000 Ivy League (1) .000 Mid-Eastern Athletic (1) .000 North AllantiC (1) Northeast (1) .000 Ohio Valley (1) Patriot League (1) .000 Southern (1) ,000 Southland (1) .000 Southwestern Athletic (1) ,000 Trans America (1) Midwestern Collegiate (2) 0- 2 .000 West Coast (2) 0- .000 NCAA WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT By The Associated Press FINAL FOUR At The Target Center Minneapolis NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, April 2 Connecticut 70, Tennessee 64 NCAA DIVISION I UNBEATENS By The Associated Press The nine NCAA Division I basketball teams that have won national championships with unbeaten records: MEN 1956-San Francisco, 29-0 1957-North Carolina, 32-0 1964-UCLA. 30-0 1967-UCLA, 30-0 1972-UCLA, 30-0 1973-UCLA, 30-0 1976-Indiana, 32-0 WOMEN 1986-Texas, 34-0 1995 Connecticut, 35-0 NOTE: Long Island University (1939), Seton Hall (1940), Army (1944), Kenlucky (1954) and North Carolina State (1973) all tinished unbeaten but did not appear in a postseason tournament. COLLEGIATE BASEBALL TOP 25 TUCSON, Ariz.
(AP) The top 25 teams in the Collegiate Baseball poll, with records through April 2, point totals and previous ranking (voting by coaches, sports writers and sports information directors): Record Pts Pys 1. Oklahoma Slate 29- 3 494 2. Miami 28- 492 3. Cal St. Fulterton 29- 5 491 4.
Clemson 3 490 5. Louisiana State 24- 6. Florida State 28- 486 7. Auburn 25- 485 B. Oklahoma 20- 472 12 9.
Wichita Stale 20- 6 467 13 10. Stanford 19-12 461 15 11. Tennessee 21- 1. 12. Arizona State 26-10 457 13.
Texas Christian 21-13 455 22 14. Texas Tech 29- 6 453 15. Fresno State 23-12 450 16. South Alabama 22- 7 449 18 17. Florida Intl.
32- 7 18. Central Florida 30- 19. Rice 25-10 19 20. Mississippi 22- 7 438 21 21. North Carolina Stale 24- 9 436 16 22.
Alabama 21- 8 434 23. Southern Cal 22-15 431 24. Lamar 22- 9 430 25 25. Delaware 20- 5. 427 MONDAY'S COLLEGE BASEBALL By The Associated Press EAST Cortland 3-8, Oswego 1-1 Jersey Cily SI.
16, Lehman 14 St. Francis, N.Y. 9, Queens Coll. 3 Teikyo Post 5, Albertus Magnus 2 Ursinus 8, Delaware Val, 7 Wenlworth 11, Stonehill 8 Wesleyan 6, Springfield Coll. 1 SOUTH co*ker 14, Belmont Abbey 5 Eckerd 3, Rollins 2 Emory 7, Calvin 3 Florida 9, Florida Atlantic 5 Francis Marion 4, Augusta 0 Louisville 20, E.
Kentucky 12 Northwood 5, Lynn 1 Tuscutum 14, Va. Intermont 3 Wake Forest 19, North Carolina 3 Munger hurls perfect game Compiled from staff reports What a day it was for Springfield College's Deb Munger. The senior. righthander from Pittsfield I pitched a perfect game to spark Springfield to a 5-0 victory over Stonehill in the opener of a doubleheader. In the nightcap, Munger got the game-winning RBI and was the winning pitcher in relief to, help the Maroons sweep the twinbill with a 6-5 victory.
Munger struck out seven in the opener. In the nightcap, she scattered four hits in innings of relief work for the 6-11 Maroons. Wesleyan 11, Mount Holyoke 3: At Middietown, Wesleyan (6-5) stole 14 bases in 16 attempts to set a school record. Mount Holyoke (2-4) was led by Elizabeth Hartner with two hits. Beth Collins had a double and drove in two runs for the Lyons.
4: BASEBALL Wesleyan 6, Springfield 1: Designated hitter Jesse Carpenter had three singles, scored twice and drove in a run as Wesleyan spoiled Springfield College's home opener at Berry-Allen Field. Jed Hoyer allowed only four hits in eight innings, struck out seven and walked one to raise his record to 3-0. DH Jose Minestral hit his second home run of the season for the Chiefs' lone run. SC (7-4) loaded the bases in the ninth off reliever Brian Fogarty, but couldn't score. Freshman Craig Persiani (1-1) suffered the loss.
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION Pts GF GA x-Albany 44 16 17 105 279 212 x-Portland 45 21 12 102 321 224 Providence 36 30 11 83 284 255 Adirondack 31 36 10 72 264 281 FALCONS 29 36 12 70 251 282 Worcester 23 43 11 57 223 288 ATLANTIC DIVISION X-PEI 38 31 8 84 291 265 -Fredericton 35 36 5 75 266 269 St. John's 31 37 10 72 252 258 Saint John 26 38 13 63 239 270 Cape Breton 25 42 9 59 284 327 SOUTHERN DIVISION -Binghamton 42 28 7 91 292 252 -Cornwall 37 31 9 83 231 233 -Hershey 32 34 10 74 260 285 1 33 36 7 73 286 287 Syracuse 28 40 9 65 277 312 x-clinched playoff berth SUNDAY'S GAMES Portland 4, FALCONS 2 Binghamton 5, Adirondack 4. Fredericton 4, Cornwall 2 Albany 5, Hershey 3 Providence 8, Rochester 3 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Worcester 5, FALCONS 4 PEI 3, Saint John 3, tie TODAY'S GAME Fredericton at Cape Breton TOMORROW'S GAMES Fredericton at Cape Breton Binghamton at Cornwall Rochester at Hershey Saint John at PEI Adirondack at Syracuse Providence at Worcester NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE EASTERN CONFERENCE Northeast Division 'T Pts GF 24 8 3 51 145 23 9 2 48 136 17 14 2 36 98 15 12 5 35 86 13 15 5 31 85 12 16 5 29 85 4 25' 4 12 74 Atlantic 18 13 4 40 113 16 13 7 37 89 15 13 6 36 100 14 16. 4 32 86 14 17 3 31 90 13 18 2 28 84 10 19 4 24 81 WESTERN Central 23 7 3. 49 125 20 10 3 43 122 19 11 3 41 122 15 13 7 37 97 12 16 5 29 97 9 18.
6 24 99 Pacific 16 13 5 37 111 12 13 8 32 103 12 15 7 31 116 12 19 3 27 94 12 18 2 26 82 10 19 4 24 85 SUNDAY'S GAMES Washington 2, Boston 1 Quebec 7, Ottawa 5. Florida 4, Tampa Bay 1 Philadelphia 4, Rangers 2 St. Louis 3, Detroit 3, tie Dallas 2, Chicago 1 Anaheim 5, San Jose 4 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Montreal 5, Ottawa 4 St. Louis 5, Toronto 2 L.A. 7, Edmonton 2 TODAY'S GAMES Hartford at Buffalo, 7:30 Canadiens, 5-4 Montreal 0 1-5 Quebec Boston Buffalo Hartford Montreal Ottawa Phila.
Wash. N.J. Florida Rangers Tampa Islanders Detroit St. Louls Chicago Toronto Dallas Winnipg Calgary Vanc. L.A.
Edm. San Jose Anaheim Ottawa 2-4 First Period-1, Montreal, Damphousse 7 (Recchi), 1:53. 2, Montreal, Muller 8 (Schneider, Recchi), 6:38. 3, Montreal, Racine 4 (DiPietro, Schneider), 10:04 (po). 4, Montreal, Daigneault 3 (Savage, Brunet), 17:41.
5, Ottawa, Larouche 3 (Dahlquist), 19:04. Penallies-Odelein, Mon, major (fighting), Cunnerworth, Oft, major (fighting), 2.43; Bure, Mon (hooking), Huard, Oft (slashing), Huard, Oft, maior (fighting), 11:22, Stevenson, Mon, minor -major (roughing, fighting), 11:22. Second Period 6, Otlawa, Picard 3 (Larouche, Yasnin), 4:52 (pp). PenalliesMontreal bench, served by DiPietro (100 many men), Bonk, Of (high-sticking), Lamb, Mon (hooking), Gaudreau, Oft (tripping), 19:00. Third Period-1, Ottawa, Larouche 4 (Yashin, Hill), 18:51.
8, Ollawa, Larouche 5 (Maciver, Picard), 19:23. 9, Montreal, Damphousse 8 (Recchi, Odelein), 19:45. Penalty Odelein, Mon (cross-checking), 7:11. Snots on goal-Montreal 13-4-11--28. Ottawa 11-11-10-32.
Power-play Opportunilies-Montreal 1 of Ottawa 1 of 4. Goalies--Montreal, Roy 11-13-4 (32 shots-28 saves). Ottawa, Beaupre (13-9), Billington 0-5-2 (0:00 second, 15-14). Referee--Don Van Massenhoven. Linesmen Kevin Collins, Mike Cvik.
NHL SCORING LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) NHL scoring leaders through April 2: Player, Team GP A PTS PIM Lindros, Phi 34 22 33 55 45 Jagr, Pit 34 25 25 50 33 Zhamnov, Win 33 22 26 48 12 Sakic, Que 31 Nicholls, Chi 22 21 43 Renberg, Phi 19 23 42 Francis, Pit 9 42 14 Leclair, 20 20 40 20 Nolan, Que 27 11 Fleury, Cal 22 16 Hull, SAL 21 17 38 Oales, Bos Coffey, Det Fedorov, Det 18 18 36 Selanne, Win 13 23 36 Tocchet, LA 18 17 35 Forsberg, Que 25 35 Gretzky, LA 26 Sundin, Tor 16 34 Nieuwendyk, Cal 13 21 Roenick, Chi 10 24 Bourque, Bos 25 Sandstrom, Pit 19 Tkachuk, Win 19 33 124 Ciccarelli, Det 30 11 22 33 29 SPORTLIGHT AP SPOTLIGHT By The Associated Press April 4 1937 Byron Neison shot a 283 to win the Masters golf tournament by two strokes over Ralph Gutdahl. 1938 Henry Picard beat Ralph Guldahl and Harry Cooper by two strokes in winning the Masters golf tournament. 1983 Lorenzo Charles scored on a dunk after Derek Whittenburg's 35-foot desperation shot fell short, giving North Carolina Stale a 54-52 victory over Houston in the NCAA basketball championship. 1986 Edmonton's Wayne Gretzky broke his NHL single-season points record with three assists, increasing his total to 214. He had scored 212 points during the 1981-62 season.
1987 Denis Potvin of the New York Islanders, the highest scoring defenseman in NHL history, scored his point. 1988 Danny Manning scored 31 points and grabbed 18 rebounds as Kansas earned its second NCAA men's national championship with an 83-79 victory over Oklahoma. Falcons lose, 5-4 FALCONS 1-4 Worcester 2-5 First period- 1, Springfield, Jones 21 (Junkin, Gusmanov) 2, Worcester, Nesich 1 (Whyte, Deullng) 3, cheynum) Worcester, 12:11: 4, Springfield, Jones 72 McGowan 20 (Chalifoux, Al(Junkin, Stewart) 15:25. Penalties- Stevens, Spring (hooking) 7:24, Wilson, Wore (slashing) 17:09. Second period- 5, Worcester, Wilson 17 (Quimel, Heaphy) 6, Springfield, Borsato 7 (LeBlanc, Romaniuk) 1:21.
Penalties- None. Third period- 7, Worcester, McGowan 21 (Baseggio, Heaphy) 8. Worcester, Baseggio 10 (Atcheynum, Chalitoux) pp 9. Springfield, Borsalo 8 (LeBlanc, McBain) pp 19:56. Penallies- Virtue, Worc (cross checking) 6:38, Stewarl, Spring (hooking) Baseggio, Wore (illegal stick) 18.07; Virtue, Worc (roughing, 10-minute misconduci, game misconduct) 19:41.
Shots on goal- Springfield 14-6-8 28; Worcester 10-14-6 30. Powerplays- Springfield 1 of 3, Worcester 1 of 2. Goalies- Springfield, Beauregard (8- 10-3) 30 shots, 25 saves; Worcester, Gordon (6-8-0) 28 shots, 24 saves. 21 A- 5,722. Referee- Mike Leggo, Linesmen Frank Fergola, Brad Weeden.
THIS DAY IN LOCAL SPORTS April 4, 1949: Ronnie Clark scored 24 points to lead the Jane Alden basketball team to a 61-57 victory over the Acrebrook Seniors in a game at the Trade High School gym. DOG RACING HINSDALE YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 1st, 1650 Mile Grade (6-9) 21.40 (8-9) 69.80 TRI (9-6-8) ATTN: HANDLE: $269,287 2295.00 ITW HANDLE: $713,274 ATTN: 342; HANDLE: $55,135 TOTAL HANDLE: $902,561 1-Iron Smoke 10.00 4.60 4.20 2-Cheyenne Razor 18.40 10.00 3-Shameful Sharon 4.00 (1-2) 52.20 TRI (1-2-3) 299.20 and, 1650 Mile Grade 2-M's Ezra 24.00 10.00 4.20 1-JG Warrior 3.60 2.60 3-Best Move 7.80 (1-2) 34.60 TRI (2-1-3) 227.00 DD (1-2) 226.20 3rd, 1650 Mile Grade 8-Endofaners 6.20 3.00 2.20 5-M's Elete John 2.80 2.20 6-Half Dude 3.60 (5-8) 10.60 TRI (8-5-6) 83.00 4th, 1650 Mite Grade 1-Art Sal 14.60 6.40 4.60 8-Fiesty Lex 7.00 3.60 5-M's Apple Crisp 3.00 (1-81 42.00 TRI (1-8-5) 599.20 Sm, 1650 Mile Grade 8-JR's Secret Fire 3.20 3.40 2.40 4-Pahs Drawingcard 17.00 7.40 7-Pav Stardust 12.80 (4-8) 21.40 TRI (8-4-7) 143.30 6th, 1980 Mae Grade 1-Cheyenne Belle 10.60 4.50 3.00 6-JR's Big Secret 3.60 2.60 7-Scenic View 5.80 (1-6) 15.40 TRI (1-4-7) 292.20 7th, 1650 Mile Grade 7-Classical Pecos 23.20 4.40 2.80 8- Ibex Weramane 3.40 2.20 5-Legs Brewster 4.80 (7-8) 24.00 TRI (7-8-5) 784.80 8th, 1650 Mile Grade 7-Proud Cadet 29.00 5.80 4.60 8-Guitarring Leo 3.20 3.00 3-M's Eric 3.80 (7-8) 29.50 TRI (7-8-3) 273.20 (Dbl Quin 7-8-7-8) 53.40 9th, 1900 Mile Grade 1-Marque Peso 15.40 5.80 4.60 5-Lash Lacey 8.20 4.60 4-TM's Treasure 9.80 (1-5) 61.00 TRI (1-5-4) 671.00 10th, 1450 Mile Grade 2-Manhattan Jo MC 6,20 4.20 4.60 6-Che Mar Louie 13.00 8.00 4-Blacktieandtail 3.80 (2-6) 26.80 TRI (2-6-4) 194.00 (Late Double 1-2) 49.20 11th, 1650 Mile Grade 1-Highland Flyer 7.80 3.40 2.80 2-Dighton Annie 10.40 7.80 3-Dinah Nite 6.60 (1-2) 53.60 TWIN- TRI (1s) 1-2-3) 145.30 12th, 1650 Mile Grade A 8-Virginia Win 5.20 2.60 2.40 7-Beez Honeygar 3.00 2.40 6-Hey Blue 9.20 (7-8) 18.20 TRI (8-7-6) 184.40 13th, 1650 Mile Grade T31.54 4-Cates Bitty 29.00 17.60 10.20 8- Virginia Dblwo 7.20 4.40 3-Dighton Taffy 3.80 (4-8) 337.80 TR! (4-8-All) 1879.00 TWIN-TRI (Carry Over) 6248.46 14th, 1650 Mile Grade 7-Lady Derringer 6.20 3.60 2.60 5-Phantom Jack 3.60 2.40 8-TM's No Fear 2.80 (5-7) 17.40 TRI (7-5-8) 116.80 15th, 1650 Mile Grade 9- Jo's Work Horse 25.00 30.60 6.20 6-Trip To Cashel 4.00 4.80 8-Birds Jade 6.60 7.60 2-6, 6-4, 6-3; Sandra Cecchini (10) def. Petra Schwarz-Ritter, Austria, 6-2, 6-3; Tami Whittinger Jones, Neenah, def, BAUSCH LOMB CHAMPIONSHIPS AMELIA ISLAND, Fia. (AP) Results Monday of the 16th Bausch Lomb Championships (seedings in parentheses): SINGLES First Round Asa Carisson, Sweden, def. Peira Begerow, Germany, 6-2, 2-6, 5-4; Neus Avila, Spain, def.
Joannette Kruger, South Africa, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4; Ruxandra Dragomir, Romania, def. Alexandra Fusai, France, 6-2, 6-0; Adriana Serra-Zanetti, Italy, def. Rachel Violiel, Jacksonville, 7-6, 3-6, 6-4; Chanda Rubin (15), Lafayette, def. Cristina Torrens-Valero, Spain, 6-1, 6-2; Laurence Courtois, Belgium, def. Ann Grossman (12), Grove City, Ohio, def.
6-3, 7-6; Radka Bobkova, Czech Republic, def. Audra Keller, Memphis, 6-3, 7-6; Miriam Oremans (13), Netherlands, def. Petra Langrova, Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-1; Meike Babel, Germany, def. Anna Smashnova (16), Israel, 7-6, 6-1; Ginger Heigeson-Nielsen, Alpine, def. Mercedes Paz, Argentina, 6-1, 6-3; Elana Makarova, Russia, def.
Patricia Tarabini, Argentina, 6-2, 6-4; Katarzyna Nowak, Poland, def. Silke Meier, Germany, 6-4, 6-3; Eugenia Maniokova, Russia, def. Patricia Hy-Boulais, Canada, 15. Loren Roberts $279,451 15. Joan Pitco*ck $59,955 16.
Steve Stricker $256,777 16. Rosie Jones $59,397 17. John Morse $241,167 17. Katie Peterson-Parker $58,826 18. Mark Calcavecchia $226,430 18.
Kris Tschelter $58,014 19. Tom Lehman $218,270 19. Colleen Walker $56,031 20. Billy Mayfair $209,777 20. Helen Alfredsson $53,623 21.
Joe Ozakl 5201,423 21. Sherri Turner 552,249 22. Brad Faxon $192,841 22. Chris Johnson $51,649 23. Greg Norman $192,800 23.
Cindy Rarick $47,836 24. Craig Stadier $192,560 24. Tammie Green 546,189 25. Mike Heinen 10 $189,334 25. Jane Geddes $45,954 LOCAL GOLF Wahconah CC; Waubeeka; Worthingion OPEN COURSES GClub; CC.
Agawam CC: Amherst GC; Bas Ridge COURSE OPENINGS CC; Beaver Brook GC; Cedar Knob April 1 Course; Cherry Hill GCourse; Chicopee CC of Greenfield; Crestview CC; CrumCC; CC of Wilbraham; Dunroamin CC; pin-Fox; Egremont CC (18 holes); HampEast Mountain CC; Edgewood GCourse; den CC; Longmeadow CC; Ludlow CC; Egremont CC (nine holes); Elmerest CC; Skyline CC; Springfield CC; Weslover GC. Forest Park CC; Franconia GOlub; Hickory Ludlow Ridge CC; CC; Holyoke Mohawk CC. Meadows HOLES IN ONE Course; Northampton CC; Oak Ridge KEN SCHABOWSKI, on the 165-yard GC (Feeding Hills); Oak Ridge (Gil); Pine 121h hole at Shaker Farms Country Club Grove GClub; Pine Knoll GC; Quaboag using nine iron. Witnesses: Bart CC; Shaker Farms CC; Southampton CC; McCarthy and Mike Polanski, Southwick CC; St. Anne CC; Tekoa CC; GARY BRIGGS, on the 155-yard ninth Rene Simpson, Canada, 5-7, 7-6, 6-3; Wiltrud Probst, Germany, def.
Maria Strandiund, Sweden, 6-1, 6-4; Maria Jose Gaidano, Argenlina, def. Anne Miller, Bradenton, Fia, 6-2, 6-0; Bettina FulcoVillella, Argentina, def. Shaun Stafford, Gainesville, 6-3, 6-2. DOUBLES Erika de Lone, Lincoln, and Chanda Rubin, Lafayette, def. Beverty Bowes Hackney, Dallas, and Shannon McCarthy, Alpharetta, 6-1, 6-0; Olga Lugina, Ukraine, and Eline Wagner, Germany, def.
Liezel Horn, Russia, and Meilen Tu, Porter Ranch, 6-2. 6-0. SOUTH AFRICAN OPEN JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Results Monday from the $310,000 South African Open tennis tournament: SINGLES Howard Joffe, South Africa, def. David Nainkin, South Africa, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5); Guillaume Raoux, France, (8) def. Thomas Nydahi, Sweden, 6-3, 6-2; Dimitri Poliakov, Ukraine, def.
Laurence man, Italy, 6-4, 6-2; Joern Renzenbrink, Germany, (6) def. Mario Rincon, ColorGOLF GOLF MONEY LEADERS PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) The lop 25 PGA Tour money leaders through the Freeport-McMoRan Classic, which ended April 2: Tm Money 1. Peter Jacobsen $709,851 2. Lee Janzen $595,343 3.
'Davis Love Ill $514,987 4. Nick Faldo 00 $487,603 5. David Duval $444,160 6. Kenny Perry $440,416 7. Corey Pavin $412,856 8.
Bernhard Langer $355,285 9. Mark O'Meara $320,303 10. Phil Mickelson $318,263 11. Scott Simpson $313,620 12. Vilay Singh $295,501 13.
Steve Elkington $291,310 14. Payne Stewart 5290,753 HORSE RACING SUFFOLK Prict Strategy (Thmpsn) 6.40 4.60 3.40 PLantation Lady (Ma) 7.40 5.40 Over And Over (Molinari) 3.60 Perfecta (6-3) paid $54.40. 2nd, 3-5, 6f. Apping Regards (Vega) 4.40 2.80 2.80 7 Queen Maddy (Hampshire) 4.20 3.60 2 Twinkling Shoes (Vargas) 5.20 Scratched Crown Prospector. Daily Double (6-5) paid $24.20.
Perfecta (5-7) paid $20.00, Trifecta (5-7-2) paid $181.20. 3rd, 2-5, 4. 5 Punter's Whim (Baez) 3.40 2.40 2.20 A La Crafty (Hampshire) 2.80 2.20 1 Speed In Snow (Campbell) 2.80 Perfecta (5-6) paid $10.60. 4th, 4-5, SIvrGoodLck(Vargas) 24.80 8.60 5.80 8 Siri (Hole) 4.20 3.20 6 Covergirl Prospect (Hampshire) 5.60 Scratched--Josie Van Damn. Perfecta (1-8) paid $163.00.
Trifecta (1- 8-6) paid $1,910.20. 5th, 1-5, 3 Giryman'sDrm(Hmpsr) 4.20 2.40 2.40 6 Party Bowl (Vargas) 2.80 2.60 2 Meadernoiselle Raja (Rivera) 4.00 Scratched--Winloc's Feature. Perfecta (3-6) paid $8.80. Pic-3 (5-1-3) paid $166.60 6th, 2-5, 6f. 3 Apache Giory (Jellison) 8.00 3.60 2.80 9 Tic Douloureux (Cortez) 3.00 3.00 8 Runtalca (Vargas) 4.40 Perfecta (3-9) paid $29 00.
Trifecta (3- 9-8) paid $273.60. 7th, 3-5, 1mi70yds. Formalic (Vega) 3.80 3.00 2.20 5 Unthawed (Campbell) 8.60 2.20 Right On Key (Molinari) 2.20 Scralched-Speedland. Perfecta (1-5) paid $21.60. Pic-3 (3-3-1) paid $47.00.
8th, 4-5, 6f. 2 Anna's Sort (Thmpsn) 8.60 4.20 3.00 7 Raisin Capital (Molinari) 4.60 3.60 Gambler's Guaranty (Caraballo) 2.80 Daily Double (1-2) paid $15.00. Perfecta (2-7) paid $31.40. Trifecta (2-7-4) paid $78.20. 9th, 2-5, 4.
(Simulcast Sportsmans' 6th) 2 Dapper Dude (Guidry) 4.00 3.00 2.20 5 Russian Bob (Marquez) 7.00 3.40 Upsetter (Diaz) 3.60 Perfecta (2-5) paid $27.20. Trifecta (2- 6-6) paid $177.80. 10th, 2-5, 61. 3 Satin Stride (Vega) 8.80 5.20 2.60 1 Suzies Trio (Bermudez) 9.40 3.20 8 Hi Jinxer (Hampshire) 2.20 Perfecta (3-1) paid $67.40. Trifecta (3- 1-8) paid $189.40.
11th, 2-5, 1mi (Simulcast Sportsmans 8th) 6 NeverWasLucky (Baird) 5.00 3.00 3.20 Driving Ms Dallas (Enriquez) 3.40 3.60 2 Big City Attitude (Meier) 5.00 Perfecta (6-1) paid $38.40. Trifecta (6- 1-2) paid $265.80. 12th, 2-5, 61, (Simulcast Sportsmans' 9th) 6 Tee Gee Tee (Razo) 15.80 7.40 3.80 8 Kona Native (Sibille) 5.80 6.80 5 Wise Fellow (Guidry) 4.40 Scratched -Count Zen, King Kapiolani, Bet On Bike. Perfecta (6-8) paid $131.00. Trifecta 8-5) paid $707.00.
TENNIS bia, 7-6 (7-1), 6-7 (4-7), 6-4; Martin Sinner, Germany, (3) def. Alexander Mronz, Germany, 7-6 (8-6), 6-3. DOUBLES Patrick Baur, Germany, and Thomas Nydahi, Sweden, dei. Alex Radulescu and Joern Renzenbrink, Germany, 7-6 (8-6), 6-3. ESTORIL OPEN LISBON, Portugal (AP) Results Monday of the $575.000 Estoril Open tennis tournament at Portugal's National Stadium (seedings in parentheses): SINGLES First Round Nuno Marques, Portugal, def.
Alberto Berasategui (1), Spain, 6-4, 7-5; Alex Corretia (5), Spain, def. Karol Kucera, Slovakia, 6-0, 6-2; Slava Dosedel (7), Czech Republic, def. Oliver Gross, Germany, 5-7, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3); Alberto Costa, Spain, def. MaliVai Washington, Ponte Vedra Beach, 6-3, 6-4; Bohdan Ulhrach, Czech Republic, def. Tomas Carbonell, Spain, 6-2, 6-4; Fabrice Santoro, France, def.
Horst Skoff, Austria, 6-4, 6-3; Francisco Clavet, Spain, def, Jordi Burillo, Spain, 6-4, 6-4; Franco Davin, Argentina, def. Cedric Pioline, France, 6-4, 7-5. ATP TOUR MONEY LEADERS By The Associated Press The leading money winners on the ATP Tour through April 2: 1. Andre Agassi $879,760 2. Pete Sampras $643,580 3.
Richard Krajicek $518,409 4. Boris Becker $343,293 5. Yevgeny Kafetnikov $344,814 6. Michael Stich $310,578 7. Wayne Ferreira $297,439 8.
Magnus Larsson $291,182 9. Paul Haarhuis $250,473 10. Thomas Enqvist $237,398 WTA MONEY LEADERS ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) The Women's Tennis Association money leaders through April 2: 1.
Steffi Graf $363,500 2. Mary Pierce 356,796 J. Conchita Martinez 302,643 4. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 288,009 5. Kimiko Date 277,135 6.
Natasha Zvereva 260,517 7. Jana Novotna 236,853 8. Lindsay Davenport 210,603 9. Magdalena Maleeva 179,675 10. Gabriela Sabatini 155,642 By The Associated Press LPGA A MONEY LEADERS The top 25 money leaders on the LPGA tour through the Dinah Shore, which ended March 26: Tm Money 1.
Laura Davies 5 $199,169 2. Beth Daniel $186,043 3. Dawn Coe- Jones 6 $150,206 4. Nanci Bowen $138,418 5. Pat Bradley $136,641 6.
Dottie Mochrie $102,334 7. Barb Thomas $100,926 8. Betsy King $89,440 10. 11. 9.
Susie Annika Brandie Redman Burton Sorenstam $81,263 $81,143 $77,309 12. Hiromi Kobayashi $69,115 13. Val Skinner $66,246 14. Nancy Lopez' $61,356 The Orchards GC; Thomas Memorial hole at Hampden, using a six-iron. Witnesses: A.
Leritz and T. Miron. TRANSACTIONS Monday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press 14 A (. 1.7 GA Home Away Div 99 13- 1-3 11- 7-0 10- 5-2 109 14- 2-1 9- 7-1 11- 5-1 82 9- 6-1 8- 8-1 7- 5-1 75 9- 6-1 6- 6-4 5- 5-4 92 9- 7-2 4- 8-3 7- 6-1 110 9- 2-3 3-14-2 5- 6-2 124 3-12-2 1-13-2 1-14-1 Division 102 11- 5-1 7- 8-3 9- 5-2 80 10- 4-3 5- 8-4- 8- 6-3 93 9- 3-4 6-10-2 8- 5-3 91 6- 9-2 8- 7-2 4- 8-2 93 6- 7-3 8-10-0 6- 7-2 94 7-12-0 6- 6-2 5-10-2 109 8- 7-2 2-12-2 6- 5-2 CONFERENCE Division 75 14- 3-2 9- 4-1 11- 2-1 88 12- 4-1 8- 6-2 8- 5-1 80 7- 5-2 12- 6-1 4- 7-2 100 4- 8-5 7- 5-4 89 6- 8-3 6- 8-2 4-10-1 127 5- 7-4 4- 11-2 4- 9-1 Division 96 10- 6-1 6- 7-4 6- 4-2 104 6- 7-4 6- 6-4 9- 3-4 130 4-10-4 8- 5-3 4- 8-2 126 8- 8-1 4-11-2 7- 7-2 115 6- 9-0 6- 9-2 5- 9-1 123 5- 5-4 5-14-0 5- 6-2 Wash. at Islanders, 7:30 Tampa Bay at N.J., 7:30 Chicago at Calgary 9:30 Dallas at Vancouver, 10:30 TOMORROW'S GAMES Hartford at Pittsburgh, 7:30 Rangers at Florida, 7:30 St.
Louis at Toronto, 7:30 New Jersey at Ottawa 7:30 Quebec at Montreal 7:30 Chicago at Winnipeg, 8:30 Detroit at San Jose, 10:30 Edmonton at Anaheim, 11 Blues, 5-2 Toronto 0 0-2 St. Louis 4 1-5 First Period-1, Toronto, Sundin 19 (Gilmour), 1:33. 2, Toronto, Gilmour 9 (Berehowsky), 12:22. PenaltiesTor (unsportsmanlike conduct), Houlder, SAL holding stick), Berehowky, Tor (tripping), McRae, SAL, maior (fighting), 15.51; Rychel, maior (fighling), Gilmour, Tor (cross-checking), Creighion, SAL (interference), Baron, SIL (slashing), Andreychuk, Tor (slashing), 20:00. Second Period-3, St.
Louis, Gilbert 8 (Elik, Anderson), 9:31. 4, St. Louis, I.Laperriere 7 (Gilbert, Chasse), 12:04. 5, St. Louis, Tikkanen 10 (Gordon, Hull), 12:41.
6, St. Louis, Creighion 10 (Shanahan), 12:53. Penalties-Wood, Tor (goalie interference), Baron, SAL (roughing), 17:17. Third Period-7, St. Louis, I.Laperriere 8 (Zombo), 19.15 (en).
Penalties-Berehowsky, Tor, minor-maior (roughing, I.Laperriere, SAL, maior (fighting), Zombo, SIL (cross-checking), Gill, Tor, maior (fighting), Tardif, SAL, minor-maior (boarding, fighling), Butcher, Tor (roughing), 19:29, Shots on goal--Toronto 6-10-14-30. St. Louis 14-9-7-30. Power-play Toronto 0 of SI. Louis 0 of 5.
Goalies-Toronto, Potvin 11-10-6 (29 shots-25 saves). St. Louis, Joseph 16-8-1 (30-29). Referee--Andy Van Hellemond. Linesmen--Ray Scapinello, Andy McElman.
VIACHESLAV FETISOV CAREER By The Associated Press Career statistics for Viacheslav Fetisov who was traded to the Detroit Red Wings from the New Jersey Devils on Monday: REGULAR SEASON Year, Team GP A Pts 1989-90 NJ 72 34 52 1990-91 NJ 67 3 16 62 1991-92 NJ 70 3 23 108 1992-93 NJ 76 4 23 158 1993-94 NJ 52 1 14 30 1995 NJ 0 Totals 341 19 111 411 PLAYOFFS Year, Team GP. A Pts 1989-90 NJ 2 1990-91 NJ 1991-92 NJ 1992-93 NJ 1993-94 NJ 14 Totals 38 AUTO RACING NASCAR LEADERS DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) The top 20 drivers and money winners on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuil following the April 3 Food City 500: POINTS 1, Dale Earnhardt, 948. 2, Sterling Marlin, 931. 3, Mark Martin, 795.
4, Jeff Gordon, 794. 5, Terry Labonte, 789. 6, Derrike Cope, 770. 7, Dale Jarrett, 752. 8, Ted Musgrave, 733.
9, Rusty. Wallace, 730. 10, Ricky Rudd, 726. 11, Morgan Shepherd, 718. 12, Bobby Hamilton, 717.
13, Steve Grissom, 690. 14, John Andretti, 688. 15, Michael Waltrip, 667. 16, Bill Elliott, 657. 17, Ken Schrader, 651.
18, Bobby Labonte, 645. 19, Geoff Bodine, 629. 20, Brett Bodine, 621. PRIZE MONEY 1, Sterling Marlin, $541,575. 2, Dale Earnhardt, $511,355.
3, Jeff Gordon, $499,735. 4, Mark Martin, $311,991. 5, Terry Labonte, $287,780. 6, Dale Jarrett, $262,499. 7, Ted Musgrave, $245,465.
8, Rusly Wallace, $216,305, 9, Ricky Rudd, $209,619. 10, Bobby Labonte, $208,805. 11, Geoff Bodine, $191,265. 12, Michael Waltrip, $183,895. 13, Ken Schrader, $175,050.
14, Todd Bodine, $174,225. 15, Morgan Shepherd, $172,291. 16, Darrel Waltrip, $169,810. 17, Brett Bodine. $168,331.
10, Dick Trickle, $154.990. BASEBALL American League CALIFORNIA ANGELS- Assigned Tony Mack and Darret Akerfeids, pitchers, and Jose Peguero, infielder, to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League; Fred Diaz, Tom Redingion, J.D. Ramirez and Joe Urso, infielders, to Midland of the Texas League; Chris Powell, Derrin Doty and Greg Shockey, outfielders, and Shawn Slade and Carlos Castillo, pitchers, to Lake Elsinore of the California League; and Jon DeClue, Tony Fetchel and Dean Locklear, pitchers; Joel Smith, catcher; and Allan Parker, infielder, to Visalia of the California League. Sent Steve Peck, pitcher, to extended spring training in Mesa, Ariz. Inviled Shawn Boskie, Ken Patterson and Darrel Akerfieids, pitchers; Andy Allanson and Daniel izuaide, catchers; Carlos Martinez, infielder; and Steve Hosey, outfielder, to spring training, KANSAS CITY ROYALS- Released Mike Browning, Tom Dozier, Gary Eave, Mark Huismann, Orlando Lind, Greg Mathews, Kevin Shaw and Rich Simon, pitchers; Rick Allen, Ed Jurak, Bo Kennedy, Steve Kiefer, Mica Lewis and Jim.
Wilson, infielders; Tony Brown, Mike Loggins, Lonnie Maclin and Jeff Schulz, outfielders; and Jamie Nelson, catcher. NEW YORK YANKEES- Assigned Mark Carper, Frank Eufernia, Guillermo Hernandez, Dave Pavlas, Daryl Smith, John Sutherland and Kent Wallace, pitchers; Scott Epps, catcher; Matt Stark, first baseman; and Rich Barnwell, Bubba Carpenter, Lew Hill and Paul Thoutsis, outfielders, to Columbus of the International League; Tom Carter and Joe Long, pitchers; Roger Burnett, Kevin Riggs and Brian Turner, infielders; and Alex Cabrela and Steve Phillips, outfielders, to Norwich of the Easiern League; and Al Drumheller and Blaise Kozeniewski, pitchers; and Shane Spencer, outfielder, to Tampa of the Florida State League. OAKLAND ATHLETICS- -Agreed to terms with Dennis Eckersley, pitcher, on a one-year contract. Reassigned Jeff Biltiger, Gary Haught, Tom Hosteller, Dan Murphy, Tim Peek, Rob Pierce, Scott Rose, Steve Shoemaker, Aaron Taylor, and Carlos Thomas, pitchers; Garrett Beard and Clay Gunn, catchers; Doug Saunders, Mark Sobolewski and Jim Waggoner, infielders; and Kash Beauchamp, Terance Frazier and Dane Walker, outfielders. to their minor league camp in Arizona.
Released Bruce Arola, Marco Contreras, Jerry Creamer, Larry Melton, Pat O'Brien, Auturo Onliveros, Gary Painter and Barry Parisollo, pitchers; Tom Carcione, calcher; Mike Hankins, Keith Kimberlin, Ken Shamburg and Ron Witmeyer, infielders; and Pat Brady, Steve DeAngelis, Stu Pederson and Shawn Scott, outfielders. TORONTO BLUE JAYS- Assigned Pal Tilmen, pitcher; Warren Sawkiw, outfielder; and Roberto Montalvo and Edgar Diaz, infielders, to Syracuse of the Internalional League; Joshua Spring, pilcher, to Dunedin of the Florida State League; and Aurelio Llanos, -outfielder, to Hagerstown of the South Atlantic League. National League CHICAGO CUBS- -Signed Luis DeLeon, pitcher, and Steve Fanning, infielder, to contracts with lowa of the American Association; Kenny Coleman and Bobby. Magallanes, infielders; Jack calcher; and Kevin Meier, pitcher, to contracts. with Orlando of the Southern.
League; Mall Connolly, pitcher, to contract with Daytona of the Florida State League; and Doug Kimbler, infielder, and Scott May, pitcher, to contracts Rockford of the Midwest League. COLORADO ROCKIES- Announced the retirement of Dave Rodriguez, Released Sam Ferretti, infielder; Garland Kiser, Randy Kramer and Mark Chims. pitchers; and Timmie Morrow. outfielder. Assigned Albert Bustillos, Jim Hunter, and Paul Romanoli, pitchers; Alan, co*ckrell and Ced Landrum, outfielders; and Stu Cole, Jay Gainer and Webster Garrison, infielders, to Colorado Springs of the Pacific Coast Leave; Angel Echevarria, outfielder; Mike Farmer and David Telters, pitchers; Andy Hartung and Billy White, infielders; Lou List, outfielder; and Randy Snyder, catcher, to New Haven of the Eastern League; Steve Bernhardl, infielder; Curt Conley, Barry Goldman and Jeff Locklear, pitchers; Brian Culp, outfielder; and Jason Smith, catcher, to Salem of the Carolina League; Ken Grundt and Kevin Wehn, pitchers; Link Jarrett and Mike Oakland, infielders; Ben Ortman, outfielder; and Gary Resetar, catcher, to Asheville of the South Atlantic League; and Jon Goodrich, pitcher; Jon Matthews and Fred Ocasio, infielders; and Jett Twist, calcher, to Portland of the Northwest League.
NEW YORK METS-Signed Brent Knackert and Bob Stoddard, pilchers, and Herm Winningham, outfielder, to minor league contracts BASKETBALL National Basketball Association GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-SUspended Latrell Sprewell, guard, for two games without pay for conduct detrimental to the team. FOOTBALL National Footbal League ATLANTA FALCONS- -Signed Bobby Evans, safety, to a one-year contract. ARIZONA CARDINALS -Traded Ricky Proehl, wide receiver, to the Seattle Sea-. hawks for a fourth-round draft choice in 1995. CINCINNATI BENGALS- -Signed Tom Waddle, wide receiver.
GREEN BAY PACKERS- -Traded Terreil Buckley, defensive back, to the Miami Dolphins for past considerations. Signed Rickey Dixon, defensive back, and James Willis, linebacker, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS- Signed Richard Harvey, linebacker, to a two-year contract. FOOTBALL HERSCHEL WALKER CAREER By The Associated Press The career stalistics of running back: Herschel Walker who was signed by the New York Giants on Monday: RUSHING USFL Att Yds Avg TD 1983 NJ 412 1812 4.4 17 1984 NJ 293 1339 4.6 16 1985 NJ 438 2411 5.5 21 Totals 1143 5562 4.9 54 NFL AM Yds Avg TD 1986 Dal 151 737 4.9 1987 209 891 4.3 1988 Dal 361. 1514 4.2 1989 Dal 81 246 3.0 1989 Min 169 669 1990 Min 184 770 1991 Min 198 825 1992 Phi 267 1070 1993 Phi 174 746 1994 Phi 113 528 Totals 1907 7996 Overall 3050 13558 4.4 114 RECEIVING USFL Rec Yds Ave TD 1983 NJ 53 489 9.2 1984 NJ 40 528 13.2 1985 NJ 37 467 12.6 Totals 130 1484 11.4 NFL Rec Yds Avg TD 1986 Dal 76 837 11.0. 1987 Dal 715 11.9 1988 Dal 505 9.5 1989 Dal.
162 9.0÷ 1989 Min 261 11.9 1990 Min 35 315 9.0 1991 Min 204 1992 Phi 278 7.3 1993 Phi 610 8.1 1994 Phi 500 10.0 Totals 460 4307 9.5 10 Overad 590 5871 10.0 25 -w 1.
