For the Record
basketball
College Men
EAST
Adelphi 51, Queens, N.Y. 48
Boston College 66, N.C. State 65, OT
Bowdoin 69, Maine-Machias 51
Brockport 85, St. John Fisher 71
Bucknell 63, Cornell 55
C.W. Post 70, Southampton 56
Caldwell 65, N.J. Tech 63
Colby-Sawyer 70, New England 52
Cortland St. 76, Ithaca 64
Curry 79, E. Nazarene 58
D'Youville 57, Keuka 51
Eastern 75, Phila. Bible 70
Endicott 62, Gordon 56
Fredonia St. 77, Oswego St. 75
Geneseo St. 80, Buffalo St. 68
Georgetown 71, St. John's 69
Keene St. 83, Plymouth St. 61
Mass.-Boston 94, S. Maine 85
Mass.-Dartmouth 84, Rhode Island Coll. 67
N.Y. Maritime 58, Bard 42
Oneonta 89, Hartwick 76
Philadelphia 85, Bridgeport 60
Salem St. 79, Westfield St. 57
Salve Regina 79, Anna Maria 63
Seton Hall 74, Syracuse 67
Skidmore 76, Paul Smiths 71
St. Joseph's, L.I. 71, Yeshiva 59
St. Lawrence 80, Plattsburgh 77
St. Vincent 72, Notre Dame Coll. 69
Utica 73, Hobart 71
Williams 77, Hamilton 63
SOUTH
Bowie St. 87, Virginia Union 82
Brescia 90, Central St., Ohio 74
Charlotte 84, Marquette 76
Fayetteville St. 89, Livingstone 86
Florida Southern 65, Tampa 62
Georgia Tech 73, Wake Forest 66
Greensboro 64, Ferrum 51
Kentucky 69, Tennessee 68, OT
Liberty 66, VMI 46
Lynn 57, Eckerd 44
Memphis 85, Tulane 71
Methodist 79, Averett 63
Milligan 75, Virginia-Wise 60
Murray St. 94, Tenn.-Martin 70
N.C. Wesleyan 71, Christopher Newport 66
Notre Dame 74, Virginia Tech 63
Shaw 67, St. Paul's 61, OT
St. Augustine's 76, Johnson C. Smith 51
St. Leo 75, Nova Southeastern 72
UAB 86, South Florida 47
Virginia 61, Clemson 50
MIDWEST
Akron 84, Ohio 76
Ball St. 71, N. Illinois 65
Bethel, Ind. 81, St. Francis, Ind. 79
Carroll, Wis. 83, Beloit 71
Cedarville 103, Urbana 90
Concordia, Wis. 85, Carthage 71
Huntington 82, Grace 66
Indiana 69, Ohio St. 61
Marian, Ind. 66, Goshen 54
Taylor 76, Indiana Wesleyan 59
Texas 75, Missouri 69, OT
Washburn 84, SW Baptist 62
SOUTHWEST
Abilene Christian 85, Angelo St. 71
DePaul 61, TCU 54
E. Texas Baptist 74, LeTourneau 69
Rice 80, SMU 40
FAR WEST
Colorado Christian 103, Colorado Mines 80
Loyola Marymount 74, N. Colorado 56
• Division II
Pacific West Conference
I Montana State-Billings 94,
Hawai'i Hilo 84
Hawai'i-Hilo 33 51—84
Montana St.-Billings 40 54—94
Scoring leaders—UHH: Ryan Abrahams 22, Justin Griffin 20, Alex Cabagnot 10. MSUB: Trae Fortier 23, Jerett Skrifvars 21, Cameron Munoz 17, David Carse 15. Rebounds—UHH: Ryan Hogue 5. MSUB: Fortier 10. Assists—UHH: Cabagnot 4. MSUB: Skrifvars 3, Fortier 3, Carse 3.
I Chaminade 98, Western New Mexico 75
Chaminade 41 57—98
Western New Mexico 29 46—75
Scoring Leaders—Cham: Kashif Reyes 21, Bryon Sykes 17, Dustin Mittelsteadt 13, Roy Stigall 13. WNMU: Matt Enriquez 23, Jason Jackson 15, James Newell 10. Rebounds—Cham: Mittelsteadt 10. WNMU: James Newell 6. Assists—Cham: Sykes 4. WNMU: Enriquez 6.
College Women
EAST
Brown 78, Lehigh 73
Dartmouth 73, Army 68, OT
Duquesne 77, Cornell 62
Fordham 58, Manhattan 55
Miami 86, Providence 67
Penn 84, Lafayette 63
Philadelphia 71, Bridgeport 57
Sacred Heart 76, Columbia 57
Salem St. 55, Westfield St. 53
Salve Regina 70, Anna Maria 40
Smith 57, Wellesley 51
Southampton 56, C.W. Post 55, OT
St. Peter's 74, Iona 68
Wesleyan, Conn. 53, Amherst 51
SOUTH
Davidson 68, UNC-Greensboro 55
Florida Southern 65, Tampa 40
Kentucky Christian 69, Midway 53
Murray St. 70, Tenn.-Martin 67
Nova Southeastern 84, St. Leo 76
Virginia Union 81, Bowie St. 72
Virginia-Wise 53, Milligan 52
MIDWEST
Concordia, Ill. 61, Aurora 56
Concordia, Neb. 90, Dana 39
Iowa St. 69, Oklahoma 51
Judson 70, Trinity Christian 59
Midland Lutheran 72, Nebraska Weslyn 59
Millikin 68, Illinois Weslyn 53
SOUTHWEST
E. Texas Baptist 92, LeTourneau 81
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 83, Huston-Tillotson 33
cheerleading
High School
• Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Yesterday's Results
At Iolani gym
Varsity Division I Points
1, Punahou 278.5
2, Kamehameha 273
3, Iolani 218
Varsity Division II
1, Kamehameha 258.5
2, Punahou 198.5
3, Word of Life 198.5
4, Lutheran 180
hockey
National Hockey League
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic W L T OL Pts GF GA
Philadelphia 22 11 10 5 59 129 109
New Jersey 23 11 10 1 57 105 82
N.Y. Islanders 22 20 4 1 49 134 121
N.Y. Rangers 18 18 7 4 47 125 127
Pittsburgh 11 29 5 3 30 91 172
Northeast W L T OL Pts GF GA
Toronto 25 12 8 3 61 130 116
Ottawa 25 12 7 3 60 152 96
Boston 22 12 10 4 58 119 113
Montreal 24 16 6 2 56 122 102
Buffalo 18 24 5 1 42 112 126
Southeast W L T OL Pts GF GA
Tampa Bay 21 16 6 2 50 110 100
Atlanta 21 21 4 2 48 138 143
Florida 15 19 10 3 43 99 123
Carolina 15 21 9 2 41 87 115
Washington 14 26 5 2 35 114 146
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Central W L T OL Pts GF GA
Detroit 27 14 5 2 61 154 109
St. Louis 25 13 6 1 57 117 107
Nashville 23 16 6 2 54 113 116
Columbus 12 24 7 3 34 93 127
Chicago 11 24 7 5 34 96 137
Northwest W L T OL Pts GF GA
Colorado 26 11 7 2 61 141 102
Vancouver 25 14 7 2 59 135 108
Calgary 23 16 4 3 53 109 97
Edmonton 19 20 8 1 47 120 124
Minnesota 16 18 14 0 46 104 103
Pacific W L T OL Pts GF GA
San Jose 21 11 11 4 57 114 100
Los Angeles 18 14 10 5 51 120 117
Dallas 21 20 8 0 50 97 110
Phoenix 16 14 13 2 47 114 117
Anaheim 14 21 7 5 40 94 123
Two points for a win, one point for a tie and overtime loss.
Today's Games (Times HST)
Toronto at Washington, 2 p.m.
St. Louis at Columbus, 2 p.m.
Colorado at Florida, 2:30 p.m.
Carolina at New Jersey, 2:30 p.m.
Chicago at Minnesota, 3 p.m.
San Jose at Phoenix, 4 p.m.
Tampa Bay at Vancouver, 5 p.m.
Detroit at Anaheim, 5:30 p.m.
Ottawa 2 0 1—3
Carolina 0 1 0—1
First Period—1, Ottawa, Hossa 23, 12:12. 2, Ottawa, Alfredsson 19 (Hossa, Bonk), 14:32 (pp). Second Period—3, Carolina, O'Neill 9 (Francis), 11:17 (pp). Third Period—4, Ottawa, Van Allen 1 (Hossa), 19:57 (en).
Shots on goal—Ottawa 9-14-7—30. Carolina 4-7-3—14. Goalies—Ottawa, Lalime. Carolina, Storr. A—8,810 (18,730). T—2:19.
Boston 0 2 2—4
N.Y. Rangers 0 0 1—1
Second Period—1, Boston, Corazzini 1 (Donato, O'Donnell), 1:34 (sh). 2, Boston, Slegr 4 (Rolston, Zamuner), 17:34. Third Period—3, N.Y. Rangers, Leetch 8 (Kovalev, Lindros), 1:21 (pp). 4, Boston, Rolston 14 (Bergeron, Slegr), 4:33 (pp). 5, Boston, Corazzini 2 (Axelsson, Rolston), 9:33.
Shots on goal—Boston 15-8-11—34. N.Y. Rangers 16-7-9—32. Goalies—Boston, Raycroft. N.Y. Rangers, Dunham. A—18,200 (18,200). T—2:15.
Montreal 1 1 2—4
Philadelphia 0 0 1—1
First Period—1, Montreal, Zednik 16 (Ribeiro, Koivu), 8:28 (pp). Second Period—2, Montreal, Zednik 17 (Ryder, Ribeiro), 6:40 (pp). Third Period—3, Montreal, Bulis 10 (Koivu, Ryder), 4:09. 4, Philadelphia, Gagne 9 (Primeau), 18:42. 5, Montreal, Ryder 14 (Bouillon), 19:00.
Shots on goal—Montreal 9-6-7—22. Philadelphia 8-7-8—23. Goalies—Montreal, Theodore. Philadelphia, Esche. A—19,244 (19,519). T—2:14.
Buffalo 0 1 0—1
Atlanta 0 2 2—4
Second Period—1, Buffalo, Dumont 13 (Briere, Fitzpatrick), 2:37. 2, Atlanta, Kozlov 18 (Robitaille, Kovalchuk), 13:31 (pp). 3, Atlanta, Stefan 7, 18:00. Third Period—4, Atlanta, Vigier 10 (Kovalchuk, Grand-Pierre), 3:11. 5, Atlanta, Kozlov 19 (Tjarnqvist, Corso), 16:32.
Shots on goal—Buffalo 6-13-6—25. Atlanta 8-8-7—23. Goalies—Buffalo, Noronen. Atlanta, Nurminen. A—11,800 (18,545). T—2:14.
New Jersey 1 2 0—3
Pittsburgh 0 0 0—0
First Period—1, New Jersey, Stevenson 4 (Friesen, Brylin), 9:27. Second Period—2, New Jersey, Friesen 9 (Stevenson, Rafalski), 2:13. 3, New Jersey, Stevenson 5, 16:53.
Shots on goal—New Jersey 4-8-7—19. Pittsburgh 13-8-4—25. Goalies—New Jersey, Clemmensen. Pittsburgh, Aubin. A—10,146 (16,958). T—2:09.
N.Y. Islanders 0 0 0—0
Toronto 1 0 1—2
First Period—1, Toronto, Renberg 7 (Kaberle, Roberts), 9:02. Third Period—2, Toronto, Roberts 17 (Sundin, Renberg), 17:21.
Shots on goal—N.Y. Islanders 6-7-12—25. Toronto 4-11-6—21. Goalies—N.Y. Islanders, Snow. Toronto, Belfour. A—19,367 (18,800). T—2:18.
Dallas 0 0 0—0
Edmonton 0 0 3—3
Third Period—1, Edmonton, Ferguson 1 (Isbister, York), 1:17. 2, Edmonton, Torres 14 (Stoll, Ulanov), 6:45. 3, Edmonton, Torres 15 (Staios, Laraque), 19:14 (pp).
Shots on goal—Dallas 4-7-5—16. Edmonton 9-5-10—24. Goalies—Dallas, Turco. Edmonton, Salo. A—16,839 (16,839). T—2:17.
Calgary 0 1 0—1
Los Angeles 3 0 1—4
First Period—1, Los Angeles, Armstrong 8 (Robitaille, Klatt), 4:13. 2, Los Angeles, Laperriere 1 (Belanger, Norstrom), 7:14. 3, Los Angeles, Corvo 3 (Klatt, Armstrong), 15:25. Second Period—4, Calgary, McAmmond 11 (Conroy), :52 (sh). Third Period—5, Los Angeles, Laperriere 2 (Avery), 19:09 (en).
Shots on goal—Calgary 6-8-7—21. Los Angeles 14-18-4—36. Goalies—Calgary, Turek, McLennan, Turek. Los Angeles, Cechmanek. A—18,118 (18,118). T—2:18.
transactions
Baseball
American League
Anaheim Angels—Agreed to terms with LHP Jarrod Washburn and RHP Ben Weber on one-year contracts.
Baltimore Orioles—Agreed to terms with 2B Jerry Hairston Jr. and OF Luis Matos on one-year contracts.
Boston Red Sox—Agreed to terms with RHP Byung-Hyun Kim on a two-year contract and OF Trot Nixon on a one-year contract.
Detroit Tigers—Agreed to terms with RHP Esteban Yan on a minor league contract.
Kansas City Royals—Agreed to terms with OF Carlos Beltran on a one-year contract.
New York Yankees—Agreed to terms with 2B Alfonso Soriano on a one-year contract.
Seattle Mariners—Agreed to terms with RHP Gil Meche on a one-year contract.
Tampa Bay Devil Rays—Agreed to terms with RHP Jeremi Gonzalez, RHP Bartolome Fortunato and OF Jonny Gomes on one-year contracts.
Texas Rangers—Agreed to terms with LHP Glendon Rusch on a minor league contract.
Toronto Blue Jays—Agreed to terms with RHP Justin Speier on a one-year contract.
National League
Atlanta Braves—Agreed to terms with OF J.D. Drew on a one-year contract.
Florida Marlins—Agreed to terms with RHP Brad Penny and RHP Carl Pavano on one-year contracts.
Los Angeles Dodgers—Agreed to terms with LHP Odalis Perez on a one-year contract.
Milwaukee Brewers—Agreed to terms with RHP Ben Sheets on a one-year contract and RHP Matt Wise on a minor league contract.
New York Mets—Agreed to terms with OF Karim Garcia on a one-year contract.
Basketball
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons—Waived G Hubert Davis.
New Jersey Nets—Signed G Robert Pack to a second 10-day contract.
Football
National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs—Named Gunther Cunningham defensive coordinator.
Philadelphia Eagles—Named Marty Mornhinweg assistant head coach.
Pittsburgh Steelers—Promoted Ken Whisenhunt from tight ends coach to offensive coordinator. Announced Russ Grimm, offensive line coach, will also have the title of assistant head coach.
San Francisco 49ers—Signed P Andy Groom.
College
Duke—Named Marty Galbraith offensive coordinator.
Middle Tennessee State—Named Mike Collins defensive coordinator.
Texas A&M—Announced junior RB Derek Farmer transferred to Stephen F. Austin.
