Sports Scoreboard 4B Wednesday, November 27, 2002 Winona Daily News Today in Winona Top 25 roundup Sports on TV North DtvnioA I Ot Pn GF GA fcwmsoj 13 6 4 0 30 5 6 Voncovvw 12 5 4 0 23 63 5' Coorooo 8 5 6 3 25 55 Eynomon 9 9 4 I 23 59 oO CcbOory 6 10 3 3 18 46 o3 Pocrfic DwtMon I Ot Ph GF GA Dofbs 5 4 1 33 76 43 LosAnoee 9 6 3 3 24 53 So Anone-m 8 7 4 3 23 54 59 Son jos 8 10 2 2 20 63 70 Pnoenu 7 11 3 1 18 53 70 w-J Sr- C3 Sce er'y Scruac xxw F-a oorr Kjwa 'ttnetxjcer! Gino Caoon Sen -'TeCocri E-tore a -isor tf.ncMi oe'er'sj-e cocv Garo Oc 50 deerve ooct' So-n Waver Penr Soe 5eri, doch) SJucr Scweoe'-t Fxirck 3eensrve doc) Aoarr' Ftny MiCT-gon HONOftAALE MENTION iJJNOtS Bvck Baococi jc'c Hot-r INDIANA EnocrDeMof K'n Dmom OWA Mo b'tri. Joreo Ccuss. Derei F-OQ CVont Seen MICHIGAN G-ant Bowmon B-Oyon EoworSs CoC Xne, Jcn Navor'e Or lory Pooe MICHIGAN SUTE TtxTK3s MINNESOTA Jeremo1 Cone Terry Jockson Lanan E', Ward NORTHWESTERN RoTeem Avsrm kmg Jcsan WrnjM OHO STATE T.m Anderson. Dusnn Fo Cie G'ont. Donme Nckev.
Pete'son Aiex Seponovicti PENN STATE Anthony Aooms Gus Fewer Coroner Joe Bryant Johnson, TyW Lerxw. Zock M.iis. Davd Royr, Brvao Scot PL'RIXJE Lonaon Johnson Pew Louaheeo Gene Mruczfcows' Joe Ociorn. Sholn Ph Jids, Craig Terr.u WISCONSIN Jake Sp'oge OFFENSIVE PLAYER Of THE YEAR Broa rowo DEFENSJVE PLAYER Of THE YEAR Michoe- "n-es Penn icte FRESHMAN Of THE YEAR Maurice Oh-o State DAVE MCCLAIN COACH Of THE YEAR k.rx f-e-e'z ca Men's College Basketball Maui Invitational, fifth-place game, ESPN, 1 p.m. Men's College Basketball Maui Invitational, consolation game, ESPN2, 3:30 p.m.
Men's College Basketball Preseason NIT, semifinal, Stanford vs. Florida, ESPN2, 6 p.m. NBA Basketball LA. Lakers at Orlando, ESPN, 6 p.m. NBA Basketball Sacramento at Minnesota, FOXSN, 7 p.m.
Golf PGA of America, Grand Slam of Golf, final round, TNT, 7 p.m. (same-day tape). Men's College Basketball Maui Invitational, championship, ESPN, 8:30 p.m. Men's College Basketball Preseason NIT, semifinal. North Carolina vs.
Kansas, ESPN2, 8:30 p.m. Golf PGA Tour of Australasia, Australian PGA Championship, first round, TGC, 10 p.m. (same-day tape). Men's College Basketball Great Alaska Shootout, first round, Oklahoma State at Alaska-Anchorage, ESPN2, 10:30 p.m. jijiilj-i ii 1 1 J'0m 1 NFL standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Edit Sports on Radio Men's College Basketball Winona State University at Eckerd College, 89.5 KQAL, 6:15 p.m.
NHL Hockey Minnesota at Dallas, KWNO-1230 AM, 7:20 p.m. Joseph Tiougans name was misspelled in Sunday's Winona Daily News. Tlougan was the guest guesser for NFL picks. The Associated Press Marquette's Steve Novak puts up a shot in front of Eastern Illinois' Jan Thompson in the first half Tuesday in Milwaukee. Marquette takes out Eastern Illinois The Associated Press MILWAUKEE Dwyane Wade scored 28 points on 13-of-15 shooting in No.
13 Marquette's 97-74 rout of Eastern Illinois on Tuesday night. Robert Jackson scored 18 of his 22 points after halftime and grabbed nine rebounds as the Golden Eagles (4-0) extended their home winning streak to 19, their longest in seven seasons. Virginia 75, No. 15 Kentucky 61 LAHA-NA. rtawai Devr tr final s.v -ntnures one -ice Tit Ke'tjCHy ana jed r.
fre gan-e ana ro tia ceat fe locals se-'ina-s Vaut No. 21 Cincinnati 80, Florida 53 Tn-ee-po soec a VV i-as 'egared his lo-C 'g 22 dots as Cmc s-'wed anotne' tourd doc a3 ceat Fwaa ASM WIT Pet Pf PA Miomi 7 4 0 63G 25 0 Eratand 6 5 0 545 TS3 239 in 6 5 0 545 235 243 Bttoio 5 6 0 455 77? 317 SrxiHS WIT Pet PF PA Irdionoooi.i 7 4 0 636 238 203 Tenneivee 6 5 0 545 243 258 Jackwnv. 5 6 0 455 233 206 Hooilon 3 8 0 273 154 269 Nocttt WIT Pet PF PA ttsburgh 6 4 1 591 278 246 Cleveland 6 5 0 545 256 230 Baltimore 5 6 0 455 197 227 Cincinnati 110 0 091 181 308 West Pet PF PA Denver 4 0 636 2t8 236 Oakland 7 4 0 636 328 238 San Diego 7 4 0 636 233 238 Kansas 5 6 0 455 321 312 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East WIT Pet PF PA Philadelphia 8 3 0 727 310 184 G.ants 6 5 0 545 173 185 Washington 5 6 0 455 199 253 Dallas 4 7 0 364 1 39 1 94 South WIT Pet PF PA Tamaa Bay 9 2 0 8 247 1 2o Atlanta 7 3 I 682 286 187 New Orleans 7 4 0 636 322 281 Carolina 3 8 0 145 215 Nor WIT Pet PF PA Green Bay 8 3 0 727 295 230 Ch.coqo 3 8 0 273 2' 8 270 Detroit 3 8 0 273 203 311 Minnesota 3 8 0 273 254 302 West WIT Pet PF PA Son Francisco 7 4 0 636 254 235 St loirs 5 6 0 455 232 232 Arizona 4 7 0 364 190 264 Sectie 4 7 0 304 220 249 The Winona Daily News believes accuracy is important and publishes corrections when necessary. If you have a question regarding any sports story or information, call sports editor Jim Kohner at (507) 453-3500, Ext. 528, after 4 p.m.
Jon Gartzke Sr Lunemburq Cosco DT Hes'vn Menadue Sr A'mond Bancroft DE Barry HarTmon Sr Manrtowoc Corwin B'Own Jr; Bloc River FfJHS Jeremy Krull Sr DB Lave'f Mos-ev Jr Kenosha Tremper Jake Owens Jr. Stevens Pomt Pnceiii Andv Murray Sr; Hereb Borneveid Derek Vvcurrurth Sr Pvnptp t0ke Sawn Sr Fs'H' "iorf Mike Fnsby, Gale-Ettricli-Trempealeau. NBA roundup Robinson. Hawks heat up in overtime The Associated Press Winona basketball MEN Spartans 71, warriors 69 WINONA STATE .69 U'f-x i 0 5 2 C- 0 7 Dcr-- 7 2 4 2 C- 7 3 0 0 Dcvv 2 0 1 Goe2.e I A 0 0 B' "kma" i 0 -s Tca 53 I 3 TAMPA (71) A 3 -a Anoer 1 2 2 So Toos 2 6 7 1 coos WSU 14 3c' i Ze -j-i 4 2 4 Mo'-' 2 U'-Oaeh 4. To 7 i 3 Onov 0 0 S' i 0 WSL-jfO Ijr-o i i 2 1 Aii.s '4 0' To'ipa Sea-i- 1 31 Topc '2 5 vvSU boa 2- rcM vsSU Tampa fo- ea ot Eagles 63, Cardinals 62 SAjN MARY 1621 aeis IC if K'oa 0 1 I 2 I 't 4 0 6 ur son 4 4 4 1 4 is 7 3 Aar3 4 0 3 0 McL 'crie, 2 ij 0 0 Ha-a 2 12 1 Bjf 0 1 3 1 2v 54 '4 02 Bf NEDK2T1NE hereof 4 2 3 12 Ruis 2 3 0 0 5 et 2 a 4 8 8 Lading 3 8 2 8 C'Qwford 6 15 4 6 18 H0'nf 1-2 0 3 3 Oon.osk 1 6 0 0 3 D.Fort.
0 10 0 0 Frank'. .1 13 0 0 2 Hansen 112 2 4 Tews 2' 54 13 24 63 Ha BenM.clme 32 SMU 27 3-pom! goals SMU 8 16 IWanqler 0 2 arson 2 5 Michaels 6)! 60 8 18 IHebler 2 4 Russ 1 2 Weikomer 0-3 Useia.rg 11 Crawford 2 2 Harrison 12 Dankoski 1 4 Fooled out none Rptioonas SMU 42 Michaels 121 BU 37 Cravrforrj 161 Assists SMU 1 (Won-gler 1) BU 8 31 Turnovers SMU 1 3 (Michaels 41 BU 1 1 (Gowford 61 Total Fouls SMU 21. BU 15 WOMEN Warriors 104, Mavericks 97 WINONA STATE 1 04) ttner 2 7 0 0 4 Peterson 2 5 4 4 9. Straoie 10 12 4 5 24 Johnson 4 14 6 6 1 6 D-ever 5114714 DolanOOO 0 0 Eali 0 0 0 0 0 Silvi 2 4 2-2 6 Mansour 0- 0 0 0 0 Kostnrs 7 10 3 4 20 MANKATO STATE 197 Freeman 3 1 4 0-1 7 Wolle 6 114 7 2 1 Andrews 4 5 119 Voik 1 1 2 2 4 4 Curt.s 0-2 1-2 0 Johnson 0 2 0 0 0 Collins 13 1-1 4 Stolbo 6 18 4 5 18 Owens 13 0 0 2 Kurtz 12 0-0 3 Salonek 10 19 3 4 28 Dual 0 0 0-0 0 Halttne Mankato 40 WSU 36 3 point WSU 3 21 (Bttner 0 I Peter son 1 1 Johnson 2 8 Dreyef 0 2 Station 2-6 Kosters 3-3! Mcnkato 15 44 (Free man 19 Wcile 5-9 Volk 0 6 Collms 1 3 Stolbo 2-4 Kurtz 1 2 Salonek 5 11) Rebounds WSU 50 IKosteis lol Manka-to 52 iStolbo 1 31 Ass.sts- WSU 26 (John son 10) Mankato 2t ICurtis 1 1) Steals WSU i 1 (B. finer 41 Mankato 1 I (Woile 4) Turnovers WSU 23 Mankato 21 Total fouls WSU 22 Mankato 27 Fouled out Andrews, Peterson Blazers 72, Cardinals 67 Sl.
Benedict (72) Laurich 5 8 0 0 ll Barlau 6 146 8 19 Podgorski 1-41-1 3. Johnson 3-8 4 9 10 Honnon 6 11 4 4 18, Brown 14 00 2 Isoackson 2 3 2 2 6, Schloe 2 3 00 4 Nourrrann 0-0 0-1 0 Totals 26 55 1 8 25 72. Sainl Mary's 167) Stramk 1-4 0-0 3. Lee 6-14 0 0 13, Amngton 3 6 0-0 8, Rottunde 514 8 10 18, Drake 0-1 0-0 0, Luehmann 5-9 0 0 14 0-0 12 Totals 26 62 8 1 0 67 Halttime SB 37 SMU 31 3 point goals SMU 7 jluehmann 3) SB 4 (Han non 2) Fouled- out SMU Drake Luehmann Rebounds SMU 29 (Rat funde 1 1), SB 42 (Johnson 101 Assists SMU 10 (Arnngton3 Rottunde 31 SB 10 (BaHou 2, Podgorski 2 Johnson 2 Brown 2), Total fouls SMU 23 SB 14 GIRLS Hilltoppers 46, Winhawks 40 WINONA HIGH (401 Watts 1 1-3 3, Rodgers 112 3 Hall 2 1 2 5. Wing 2 14 5.
Cichosz 4 4 6 12. Stoltz 1 0 0 2 Stoos 1 0 0 2 Tasca 3 2 2 8 Totals 15 10-19 40 ONALASKA (46) Stowers 1 0 0 2, Hoolahan 4 16 9 Miller I 6-6 8 Hubbard 3 2 2 8 Larson 1 0 0 2, Lund 10 12 Aukes 114 3 Ball weg 2 3 4 7, Weber 0 0 0 0 Anderson 0 171 Totals 15 16 -27 46 Winona High 4 18 4 1440 Onokaska II II 12 1246 3-point goals none Total fouls WSHS 19, Onolasko 1 3 Fouled out Stoltz, Tosca. Lund Ramblers 68, Bears 54 BYRON 54 Buckingham 10 0 2 Underdahl 2 2 3 6 Schroeder 4 0-0 8 Loosbrock 0 2 2 2 Hoegh 5 4 6 18 Maggert 2 3 5 7 Kelly 3 1-2 7 Huntoon 1 2-2 4 Totals 18 14 20 COTTER HIGH (68) Maus 4 0 0 8 Kukowski 6 4 4 18 Danielle Bowlin 1 0-0 2 Schrapp 3 3 4 9 We.sbrod 5 0-1 10 Keane 5 2 5 12, Devin Bowlm 1 0-0 2, Shea 2 3 4 7 Totals 27 12 18 68 Byron 11 10 20 1454 WinonoHigh 14 15 14 1558 3 point goals Hoegh 4, Kukowski 2 Total fouls Byron 17." Cotter 22 Fouled out none. Winona hockey BOYS Rockets 8, Winliawks 0 Winona High 0 0 0 0 Rochester JM 3 3 2 8 First Period 1. RJM.
Rob Amundson (Paul Girard), 12 13. 2 RJM Matt Hawkmsen (Amundson) 1 3 35 (pp) 3 RJM Note Fuchs (Jake Besben Pete Moehnke) 13 57 Second Period 4 RJM Amundson (Hawkmsen Ben Burns! 5 38 5 RJM Jeremy Griffin (Kris langliel 7 19 6 RJM Girard (Jared Skovbroten Amundson! 7 54 Third Period 7 RJM Ryan Fitzgerald (Amundson Howkinsen 1 30 (pp) 8 RJM B'od Wntanen (Fuchs Moehnke) 13 13 Shots on goal WSHS 5 3 1-9 Rochester JM 17 13 1242 Power-play opportunities WSHS 0 of 3 Rochester JM 3 of 3 Goalies WSHS Andy Nadeau (42 shots 34 saves! Rochester JM Josh Skinner (9 9 MEN Cardinals 6, Blue Devils 2 Saint Mary I 4 6 Stout 0 1 1 2 first Period 1 SMU Malk Zoller (Justin BncjIJ 16 34 Second Period 2 SMU BJ Goustad (Russ Swonson and Lenny Hofmann) 1 16 3 STOUT Josh Yanik (Josh Blo.r) 4 1 5 Third Period 4 SMU Marcus Reszka (Chad Domerow) 0 16 5 SMU Hofmann (Gouslod and Ryan Holland! 1 19 6 SMU Brrgl (Al Schumocherl 6 35 7 SMU.Chrrs Wickersham (Colin Emonsl 10 21 8, Kory Mortel (Mike MessereO 16 12 Shots on goal SMU 18 8 18 47 STOUT 14 7 6 27 Gool.es SMU Ryne Ess 127 25 GIRLS Spartans 4, Winhawks 3 Rochester Moyo 1 3 04 WinonoHigh 0 2 13 First Penocf 1 RM Morgan Ross (Metanie Mulhollond! 9 40 Second Penod 2 WSHS Allison Eddy (Cheyenne Volkmanl 1 44 3 RM Jesse Nosh (Mulholbndl 6 42 4 RM Katie Boske (Nash) 10 28 5 RM Nosh (Rossi 10 41 6 WSHS Aidreo Johnson (Eddy, Kane Flonn). 08 Third Period 7 Florin (Amanda Rucm-skil 14 24 po! Shots on goals Rochester Mayo 3 2 14 531. WSHS 10 6-7-23 Power-piay opporlunities Rochester Moyo 0 of I. WSHS 1 of 3.
Goalies Rochester Mayo Kelly Nordine (23 shots 20 saves) WSHS, Gretchen Stretow (1 1 1, Enn OBrien (30-26) Boston 7 Caioory 2 Montr nai 3 Aflorrto 2 Joronio 5, Wosh.rxjion 4 foooyi pom Tompo 6ov at Burroto 6pm Cajgary at Wasnrncjtori 6pm Vancouver ot Carol.no, 6pm Edmonton crt Columbus, 6pm ot Iskmoers. 6pm riew Jersev a CetTort 6 30 Piiiooeipriio Of Pifrsburari 6 3C Son iose of Nashwi fwiiie MmnesoW ot Dallas. 7 30 Lowii a co*kirooo, 8 Fioridc a Los Angeles 9 30 PSoanui at Anaheim, 9 30 NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE AAonfk Dnnston Pet Ph'boelphio 1 1 4 733 New Jersey 10 4 7' 4 Boston 9 4 62 Oky-do 8 7 533 Wasringlon 6 8 429 Miami 3 10 23' New Yort 2 10 167 Central Division I Pet Indiana 1 I 2 846 Detroit II 3 7g6 New Orleans 10 4 7' 4 Atlanta 7 7 500 Milwaukee 6 7 46 2 Toronto 4 9 308 Chicago 4 10 286 Cleveland 2 13 133 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division I Pet Dallas 13 0 1 000 GB Son Antonio 9 6 600 5 Houston 7 5 583 5 Minnesota 8 7 533 6 Utah 7 7 500 6 Denver 5 9 357 Jvvemphis 1 13 07! 12; Pacifk Division I Pet GB Sacramento 1 2 4 750 Seattle 9 6 600 27 Phoen.x 6 6 500 4 Portland 6 7 462 4 LA Clippers 5 9 35? 6 I A Lakers 5 10 333 6 Golden State 4 10 286 7 Tuesday's games Indiana 88 Wasnmgton 84 Sacromenfo 91 Cleveland 85 Atlanta 1 1 9 Seattle 1 6 OT Miami 97 I A lakers 85 Denver 85 San Anton io 81 Houston at Portland late Utah at A Clippers late ktaay's games Chicago at Boston, 6pm New York ot Toronto 6pm Miami at Philadelphia LA lakers at Orlando 6 Dallas at Detroit 6 30 Seattle at Memphis 7pm Cleveland at Milwaukee 7pm Socramento at Minnesota 7pm Denver at Son Antonio 7 30 Atlanta at New Orleans 7 30 New Jersey at Phoenix 8pm Houston at Golden State 9 30 Thursday's games Dallas at Indiana. 6 30 New Jersey at A Clippers, 9pm College basketball Men's AP Top 25 Fared Tuesday games 1 3 Marquette (4-0) beat Eastern Illinois 97-74 Next at Notre Dame, Monday. 15 Kentucky (1-1 lost to Virginia 75-61 Next vs No 19 Indiana-No Gonza-ga loser, Wednesday.
19 Indiana (1 0) vs No 20 Gonzaga. late Next' vs. No 15 Kentucky-Virginia, Wednesday 21. Cincinnati (2-0) beat Florida 80-53 Next at Dayton, Saturday Men's Preseason NIT SEMIFINALS At Madison Square Garden New Yori Today's gomes Stanford vs Florida, 7pm North Carolina vs Kansas. 9pm CHAMPIONSHIP Friday's gomes Semifinal winners 9pm THIRD PLACE Semifinal losers, 6 30 m.
Women's Top 25 Fared Tuesday's gomes No 9 Vanderb.lt (2 0) beat Sy rocuse 73-65 Next- vs Youngstown State, Saturday No 10 Notre Dome (1-0) beat Cleveland State 107-65 Next; at Southern California, Friday No 16 Texas (1-1) beat McNeese State 90-25 Next vs Southwest Texas, Wednesday, Dec 4 No. 18 Boston College (2 0) beat Hofy Cross 63 45 Next vs. Oregon at St. Thomas Virgin Islands, Friday No 21 George Washington (1-1) lost to No 2 Tennessee 83-61- Next. vs.
Virginia Commonwealth Sunday No. 23 Oklahoma (3-1 1 beat Som Houston State 79 52. Next vy Fordham at Honolulu. Friday Transactions BASEBALL American Leogue BOSTON RED SOX Named Bill Lajoie assistant to the general manager. CHICAGO WHITE SOX Agreed to terms with LHP Kelly Wunsch on a one-year contract.
MINNESOTA TWINS Promoted senior vice president Dave St. Peter to team president. National Leogue MILWAUKEE BREWERS Traded Paul Boko lo the Chicaoo Cubs for a player to be named Signeo INF Wilton Veras, INF Jed Hansen and OF Mark Budz.nski. NEW YORK METS Named Denny Wallmg hitting coach, Vern Ruble pitching coach, Don Baylor bench coach, Gary Pettis first base coach and Rick Waits bullpen coach Retained Matt Galante third base and infield coach PITTSBURGH PIRATES Named Doug Mansolino minor leogue rovtng infield coordinator SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Named Luis Puiois first base cooch. Gene Glynn third base cooch and Mark Gardner bullpen cooch BASKETBALL Notional Basketball Association GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Waived A Guyton LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS Ploced Corey Moggefte on the inured list Activated Mefvm Ely from the injured list LOS ANGELES LAKERS Activated Mori Mod sen from the toured list Ploced F-C Somoki Walker on the injured list USA Basketball USAB Named Larry Brown men's sen tor national team cooch.
FOOTBALL National FootbaM Leogue CLEVELAND BROWNS Released FB Bowers. Signed CB Ray Walls from the pr octree squad Signed LB Lenoy Jones. DETROIT UONS Signed CB Donovan HOUSTON TEXANS Placed TE Rod Rutfedge on the injured reserve list Signed WR Atnaf Harris from the proctice squad to the active roster Signed WR Frank Mur-phv to the octrve roster. Signed OL Barry Hall to the proctice squod JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Waived PK Tim Seder PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Released Tim Houck PITTSBURGH STEELE RS Place LB John Ftola on the injured reserve lis! Signed OL Jeff Smtth SAN FRANC tSCO 49ERS Waived Jason Baker and Jose Cortez Agreed to terms with Jason Moore Waived WR Scott Clomon from (he proctice squad Signed TE Mori AneJii cmd WR Aaron Locke to the proctice squod WASHINGTON REDSKINS Signed DB Bruce Branch to the prochoi squocT HOCKEY Notional Hockey Looguv ATLANTA THRASHERS Recalled Mori. Harltgon Iron CHicctgo of the AHL.
LOS LS KINGS Acquired Vnrtry Yushkevicfi and a fifeS-round piok in eve 2003 NHL entry drat! from eie Flonda Paneiers lor Joroslov Bednor and Andreas L.I10 Placed RW Adam Deod-nnorsn on ie injured list retroactive to Nov. 13 Recalled RW Pavel Rosa tram Manchester ot the AHL MMNESOTA WHO Signed Jemmy ATLANTA Glenn Robinson scored a season-high 37 points and Shareef Abdur-Rahim added 31 as Atlanta Hawks ended a three-game losing streak with a 119-116 overtime victory over the Seattle Supersonics. Alan Henderson, starting in place of Thuo Ratliff (flu), pulled down a career-high 21 rebounds to help the Hawks overcome a season-high 32 points from Gary Payton. Kings 91, Cavaliers 85 CLEVELAND Cnns Webber scored 28 points 20 in the second ha1! Tuesaav nght as Sacramento won their sixth straight, over eveiand na.e dropped 11 in a row Heat 97, Lakers 85 MIAMI Shaqii.He 0 Nea held to 1 5 points third game since from toe Su'gety as ami -non for just the third time tti'S season beat ng Los Angeles Pacers 88, Wizards 84 WASHiNGTON chael Joroan entered the game earlier, matched his season-high minutes and led a fourth-quarter come-bacK bjt Washington still lost to Indiana as Je'mame O'Neal had 26 points and 21 rebounds Nuggets 85, Spurs 81 DENVER Junior Harrington hit a 20-loot jump shot with 8 5 seconds left and preserved the win with a steal as Denver ended a six-game losing sfeak to San Antonio. Thursday's games New England at Detroi i 1 30 a Washington at Dallas 3 05 Sunday 's games Miami a1 BuHalo noon Chicaao at Green Bay ncv-n Tennessee at Giants noon Arizona at Kansas City noon Baltimore at Cincinnati noon Carolina at Cleveland noon Pittsburgh at Jacksonville noon Atlanta at Minnesota, noon Houston at Indianapolis 3 05 Detivet ot San Diego 3 05 St Louis al Philadelphia.
3 5 Seattle at San Francisco 3 15pm Tampa Bay at New Orleans 7 30 Monday's game Jets at Oakland 8pm MONDAY'S LATE GAME Eagles 38, 49ers 17 Philadelphia 0 21 14 338 San Francisco 0 7 10 017 Second Quarter Phi Pmkston 25 pass from Dettner (Akers kick) 13 45 Phi Mitchell 76 punt return (Akers kick). 10 19 SF Owens 3 pass from Garcia (Chandler kick) 6 16 Ph. freeman 1 1 pass horn Detmer (Akers kick), 55 Third Quarter SF FG Chandler 35. 9 04 Phi Dnfmer I run (Akers 5 39 Phi Lewis pass from Feeley lAkers kick) 2 41 SF Owens 18 pass from Garcia (Chandler 1 01 Fourth Quarter Phi FG Akers 43, 14 37 A 67 919 Phi Sf First downs 19 24 Rushesyords 31107 18-104 Passing 236 305 Punt Returns 3 99 2 5 Kickoff Returns 3-107 7-148 Interceptions Ret 0-0 0-0 CompAttlnt 21 29 0 36 63 0 Socked Yards Losl 1 8 4 32 Punts 5 39 2 6 40 0 Fumbles Lost 0 0 2-0 Penalties Yards 5 41 9 86 Time of Possession 27 38 32 22 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Philadelphia, Staley 16 55 Thrash 5 29, Levens 4 15 Westbrook 3-10, Detmer I Feeley 2 (minus 3) Son Francisco Hearst 10 65, PSmith 2-29, Garcia 3 13, Barlow 3-(minus 3) PASSING Philadelphia, Detmer 18-26-0-227 Feeley 3-3-0-17 San Francisco, Garcia 29-51-0 284, Rattay 7-12-0-53 RECEIVING Philadelphia, Pmkston 6-94 lewis 5 41, Freeman 4-26, Thrash 2 45 Staley 212 Thom*oson 1-24 Levens 1 2 San Francisco, Owens 13-166, Streets 8 65, Stokes 5 28, Hearst 4-31, Smith 2-12, Beasley 1-15, Wilson 1-9, Swift 1 8 Barlow 1-3 MISSED FIELD GOALS Philadelphia, Akers, 48 (WR) Injury Report NEW YORK (API The National Football Leogue miury report for Thursday's games as provided by the Thursday's games NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 16-51 AT DETROIT UONS (3-8) New England Patriots QUESTIONABLE CB Tebucky Jones llegl PROBABLE WR David G.vens (leg) Detroit Lions OUT: DE Jared DeVnes lfbot QUESTIONABLE LaMor Campbell (hamstring) Corey Harris (kneel. DE Robert Porcher (kneel Brian Walker (loel PROBABLE RB Aveion Cason (knee) WASHINGTON EDSKINS (5-4) AT DALLAS COWBOYS (4 7) Washington Reaskms DOUBTFUL DE Renoldo Wynn groin QUESTIONABLE CB Dorrell Green (hip) CB Fred Smoot (back).
Brenden Stai (knee) PROBABLE LB LaVar Arr.ngton (kneel. Bryan Barker lanklel DT Daryl Gardener (back), WR Rod Gardner Ishoulderl. TE Walter Rasby (abdomenl Dallas Cowboys: OUT Javiar Collins (knee) Darren Woodson lobdomen) QUESTIONABLE' CB Duane Hawthorne (knee) WR Randal Williams Iconcussionl PROBABLE DE Ebenezer Ekuban (quodrtcep) NHL standings Gophers Prep results Tuesday's games Girls basketball HVL Wmonn Corer 68 Evrcn 54 KasMn-Mantorvtiie 50 Haye'd 4' Rochester Lourdes 53 $fewart 24 Kenyon Wonaminqo 50 Lake 33 Cannon FaiSi 4fi Island 3 3 Z'. rhfo'n Mazppo 63 Tnfon 27 THREE RIVERS- Sf Chafes 06 2 Dove' Evofo 50 Goodhue 3C Elgin Minnie 54 Lewisite Ar-a 42 Pio.nview 56 Wabasha tveiiogq 46 DAIRYlAND Whitehall 53 Alma 50 OT Lincoln 38 Eau Coire imman.je. 18 Gilmonion 54 Eleva-StYum 3o Independence 42 EC 26 Rlair Taylor 58 Me'rose Mirrioro 45 MINNESOTA NONCONfERENCE 46 Wmono High 40 NewPianue54 Mcinkato West 49 EiisNipw Owa'armj 37 Caledonia 69.
Houston 43 Spnny Grove 64 F'llmore Cei'frcil-43 Rushford Peterson 60 Luneshoi'o 19 Bloommq Pm.ne 45 Glenville Emrvicn' 37 WISCONSIN NONCONFERENCE Neiilsville 34 Block River Falls 32 Bangor 66 Onaloska iuthet 6) New Lisbon 32 Cashton 27 Westby 18 Bovs liockev BIG NtNf- Rochester JM 8 Wmono H.gh 0 Girls hockev BK3 NINE Rochester Moyo 4 Winona Hih 3 Owatonna 6 Aibert tea 4 Rochester JM 5 Aist'n 2 Prep football WIAA All-State team Note: player school ne'C1" weight nd cioss FIRST TEAM Offense SE Jonte Flowers Madison La Fonette 5 175 Sf TE Kyi" Raprnger 6 3 OL -tuU Knauf Snff--fd 6 4 290 S' L-nnrimoos) Kevn Q.ik Ge'. 6 6 S' i'jruin noust K.iri Moiiet Arrow'ieiid 6-1 282 S' Pete Sch-irenbroch. Janesv.fle Pinker -) 3 230 Sr Mike Schmidt Menor-ione 6 2 204 Sr OB Tyler Donotri Airowhead 6 1 70 Sr RB Cos Prune Janesvtlle Porker 6 2 210 Sr M.ke FVkuS Hut-ert 6 1 190 AL-burncin 5 9 196 Sr PK Luke Radke. Kettle Moraine 51 1 170 Jr Defense DE Joe Thomas Brocufield Central 6 7 255 Sr Shea Sinshey Menomonie 6 0 214 Sr OT N.ck Havden Arrowhead 6 5 255. ir (unanimous).
Brandon Bt'Oish Verona. 6 0. 240 Sr. (unani mous), Justin Ostrowslti Portaqe 6 5 255. LB DaneCordes Morshfeld Sr (unanimous), Andy Colburn La C'osse Central 6 2 2 1 5 Si Trevor Howard Menomon'e 6 1 6 Sr DB Duane Weozel Janesviile PjrVer 6 I 1 75 Sr Scott Solvinsk; Oshkosh North 6-1 170 Sr Jon K'u't Mor-shull 6 4 210 Sr Ryan RicKel Wciupoca 5 11 1 65 Sr SECOND TEAM Offense SE Kole Heckendor Mosmee 6 175 Jr TE Michel Rabas TJ)e Pere 6 3 195 Sr Ol David Arendt Por Washington 6 3 255 Sr Nick Koib Lancaster 6 6 280 Sr Joe Thomas -Brooktieid Central 6 7 255 Sr.
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Sr Green Boy PreWe, College football All-Big Ten Conference Team Nore: Lnosen Conprence Coaches FIRST-TEAM Offense B'od Bonks Iowa igarterbtjc! Fred Russell Iowa running any Johnson Penn Statelfunr-mg back) Charles Rogers Michigan Sf'jte (receiver Bryant Johnson Penn State (receiver) Bruce Nelson Iowa (center) Eric Iowa Iquardi David Baas Michigan (gLO-d) Robert Iowa Tor Rape Michigan itucklel Dol'as Clark Iowa (tight end) Nate Knedmy Iowa fk-cker I Defense CgI'H Cle Iowa (hnel Dortion Scott Ohio State lime! Michael Huvnes Penn Stofe (Ime) Jimmv Kennedy Penn State line Fred Harr Iowa llinebacker) V'Ct' Hob son Michijon limebacker) Mott Aiheim otate (Imeacker BoD Sanders Iowa ide'ensive backl Marlm Jackson Michigan (detenstve back) Michael Doss Oh.o State (defensive back) Chris Gumple Ohio S'a'e Idefens've back) Andy Groom Oho State (punter) jf'-'Otes unanimous first team selection SECOND TEAM Offense C'-va Krervel O'-io S'ae (quarterback) Clarert Ohio State irunmna back) Anthony Davis sconsm (running bock) B'Oyion Edwards Michigan (receiver) Micnaei Jenkms Ohio State receiver Al Johnson Wisconsin (center) Dav Dienl Illinois lauard) JeH Roenl North western guard) Tonv Pjshos Ilimo'S itacklei Shane Olivea Oh State (tackle) Berime Joppru Michigan (tight end) Mike Nugent Ohio State (kicker) Defense Howard Hodges Iowa me! Lnn Anderson Qnio Sto'e 'line) Kennv Peterson Oh'O S'a'e (line) Will Sm.th. Ohio State i'mel Giant Steen Iowa (linebacker) Cie Grant Ohio State (linebacker) Niko Kou'touvides Purdue ilmebacker) Eugene Illinois (defensive back) Derek Paqel Iowa (defensive back) Shawn Mayer. Penn State defensive back Jim Leonhord Wisconsin (detersive back.) Adam Fmiey Michigan (punter) Honorable Mention ILLINOIS BuckyBabco*ck Antomeo Horns Brandon Lloyd Jerry Schumacher Waiter Young 4NDIANA Kr.s D.elman fOWA Jared Clouss Jones David Porter MICHIGAN Askew, Grant Bowman. Cato June, Shantee Orr, Chris Perry Dan Rumishek MtCHKjAN STATE Thomas Wr.ght MINNESOTA Jeremiah Carter Eii Word NORTHWESTERN Raheem Covmcjton Austin King. Jason Wnqht OHIO STATE Dustm Fca Donme Nickey PENN STATE Anthony Adams.
G'no Capone Gus Feder Joe lono Zack Mills Dav'd Rover Bryan Scott Casey W.ll.ams PURDUE Pete louqheed Joe Odom Shaun Phillips, Stuart Schwe'qert John S'ondeto'd Craig Terr ill WISCONSIN Jake Sprogue OFFENSIVE PLAYER Of THE YEAR Brad Bonks Iowa OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Of THE YEAR Enc Stp nbach Iowa DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Michae1 Doss Oh Sto'e DEFENSIVE LINEMAN Of THE YEAR Jimmy Kennedy Penn Stn'e FRESHMAN Of THE YEAR Maurice Garett Oh.o State Note Chosen bv Conference Media FIRST-TEAM Offense Brad Banks Iowa (quarterback) Maurtce Oarett Ohio State running bak) Larry Johnson Penn State (running back) Charles Rogers Michiqan State (receiver) John Standeford Purdue (receiver) B'uce Nelson Iowa (center) Eric StembocK Iowa Iguard) Davd Boas Michigan (guard Tony Pashos Illinois (tackle) Rober' Gallery. Iowa Dallos Clark Iowa tight end) Mike Nugent Ohio State (kicker Defense Colin Cole. Iowa (line) 1 Howard Hodges, Iowa (line) Michael Hoynes. Penn State (line) Jimmy Kennedy Penn State (line) Victor Hobson, Michigan (linebacker) Matt Wilhelm, Ohio otate (linebacker) Niko Koutouvides Purdue (linebacker) Bob Sanders Iowa (defensive bock) Marlm Jock son Michigan (detenstve back) Michael Doss Ohio State (defensive bock) Jim Leonhord Wisconsin (defensive bock) Andy Groom Ohio State (punter) idy Lrc Denoi ites unanimous first-team selection SECOND-TEAM Offense Oa'g Krenzel Ohio Stae (auorterbock) Fred Russell loa (running backi Arrthony Davis Wisconstn (running bock) Brandon Lloyd Hl.noiS (rece'ver) MichoeJ Jenkms Oho Stae (recover) Al Johnson. Wisconsin (center) David Diehl Illinois (guard) Jeff Roenl Northwester jguord) David Porier.
Iowa (tockief Shane O'lvea Ohio State (tackle) Bennte Joopnj Michiqan (hghf end) Note Koeding Iowa fluciierF Defense 1 Der ick Strong Illinois time) Don Rumishek. Micbiqon (line) Dorr on Scott, Oho Stow (line) From Page 1 "It's not really even fair," Monson said, "because it's almost like he's a completely different player. He has so much more confidence, so much more strength and his shot is so much more consistent. You can see how hard he worked, and how comfortable he is out there now." Hargrow said he was comfortable staying home, and that's why he was excited to play for Minnesota. "I had teams recruiting me out of high school and I had some nice options," he said.
"But I have my mom and a little sister here, and they can see me play every game. That played a huge role." Hargrow said home games make him feel like he's still in high school, given the number of friends and family members who are able to see him play. Kitchens blasts 300 game Jim Kitchens blasted a 300 game and 761 national honor count Tuesday night in the Root River League at Nordic Lanes to highlight league bowling. Four honor counts were recorded in the American League at Westgate Bowl, led by Jason Hubbard's 742 score. Other 700s came from Jeff Smelser (729), Jeremy Voshage (716) and Mike Rose (702).
Westgate Bowl Senior Citizens: Pat Walters, 200; Wayne Holz and Joe Sabo, 234; Joan Wiczek, 460; Ted Block, 631. American: Mike Rose, 297-702 (172-233-297); Jason Hubbard, 742 (238-258-246); Jeff Smelser, 729 (235-279-215); Jeremy Voshage, 716 (223-258-235); Discount Liquor, Winona Bowl Blue Ribbon: Dave Prodzinski, 259; Brian Fakler, 693; Winona Bowl Pro Shop, 261. Athletic Club Classic: Jim Fitzgerald, 224-596; Rocco's West, Nordic Lanes Root River: Jim Kitchens, 300-761 (300-216-245); McDan 2, Root River Saloon, 3,249. EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlonlk Division I 04. Pts GF GA Philodelphia 10 4 6 0 26 54 2 Pittsburgh 9 5 3 3 24 62 58 New Jersey 11 6 1 0 23 48 39 NY Rangers 10 II 3 0 23 60 73 NY Islanaers 8 11 2 0 18 56 71 Northeast Division I OL Pts GE GA Boston 14 3 3 I 32 75 45 Ottawa 11 6 2 0 24 55 46 Montreal 10 8 4 0 24 61 69 Toronto 9 11 2 0 20 66 63 Buffalo 4 12 3 I 12 45 59 Southeast Division I Ol PH GF GA Tampa Bay 12 6 2 I 27 70 56 Corol.no 9 6 4 3 25 52 52 Florida 6 7 6 4 22' 56 72 Washington 9 11 2 0 20 53 62 Atlanta 5 14 1 1 12 53 80 WESTERN CONFER ENd I Ot Ph GF GA Detroit 11 6 3 I 26 63 49 St Lou.i 12 7 1 0 25 65 51 Chicago 9 9 3 0 21 48 48 Cotombu 8 9 2 2 20 63 64 Noshviikt 2 10 4 4 12 39 61 i.
