Banner Graphic, Volume 22, Number 178, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1992 — Page 8

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NIT National Invitation Tournament All Times EST Semifinal* At New York Monday, March 3# Virginia 62, Florid* 56 Notre Dame 58, Utah 55 Final* At New York Wednesday, April 1 Third Place Florida (19-13) v*. Utah (23-11), 6:45 pan. ChamptawHp Virginia (19-13) v*. Notre Dame (11-14), 9 pan. NCAA NCAA tournament at a glance All Time# EST EAST REGIONAL Regional Championship Saturday, March 28 At The Spectrum Philadelphia Duke 104, Kentucky 103, OT SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Regional Championship Sunday, March 29 At Rupp Arena Ky. Michigan 75, Ohio State 71, OT MIDWEST REGIONAL Regional Championship Sunday, March 29 At Kemper Arena Kansas City, Mo. Cincinnati 88, Memphis State 57 WEST REGIONAL Regional Championship Saturday, March 28 At The Pit Albuquerque, NJML Indiana 106, UCLA 79 THE FINAL FOUR At The Metrodome Minneapolis Semifinals Saturday, April 4 Michigan (24-8) vs. Cincinnati (29-4), 5:42 p.m. Duke (32-2) vs. Indiana (27-6), 30 minutes after Championship Monday, April 6 Michigan-Cincinnati winner vs. Duke-Indiana winner, 9:22 pjn. NCAA women NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at a Glance EAST REGIONAL Regional Championship At Charlottesville, Va. Saturday, March 28 Virginia 70, Vanderinh 58 MIDEAST REGIONAL Regional Championship At West Lafayette, Ind. Saturday, March 28 Western Kentucky 75, Maryland 70 MIDWEST REGIONAL Regional Championship At Boulder, Colo. Saturday, March 28 SW Missouri Slate 94, Mississippi 71 WEST REGIONAL Regional Championship At Seattle Saturday, March 28 Stanford 82, Southern California 62 THE FINAL FOUR At Los Angeles Semifinals Saturday, April 4 Western Kentucky (26-7) vs. SW Missouri State 01-2). 12.32 p.m. Virginia (32-1) vs. Sunford (28-3), 30 miunutes after Championship Sunday, April 5 . Virginia-Stanford winner vs. WKentucky-SW Missouri St. winner, 4.-05 p.m. NBA National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press * AH Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L PcL GB x-New York 46 25 .648 Boston 42 30 383 4V4 Miami 34 38 .472 12M New Jersey 32 39 .451 14 Philadelphia 31 42 .425 16 Washington 23 49 .319 23 H Orlando 17 55 .236 29H Central Division x-Chicago 58 13 .817 x-Cleveland 48 22 .686 9M Detroit 42 30 583 16H Atlanta 35 37 >lB6 23 H Indiana 35 38 .479 24 Milwaukee 30 42 .417 28 H Charlotte 29 42 .408 29 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pct. GB x-Ulah 47 24 .662 San Antonio 42 30 583 5H Houston 37 35 514 10H Denver 23 49 .319 24H Dallas 18 54 .250 29H Minnesota 11 60 .155 36 Pacific Division x-Ponland 51 21 .708 x-Golden State 48 23 .676 2% Phoenix 47 25 .653 4 Seattle 40 32 556 11 LA dippers 39 32 549 11 Vi LA Lakers 38 32 543 12 Sacramento 24 48 .333 27 x-clinched playoff berth. Monday’s Games New Jersey 117, San Antonio 109 Charlotte 123, Orlando 112 Utah 120, Milwaukee 100 Golden Sure 124, Philadelphia 106 Tuesday’s Games Chicago at New York, 7:30 pjn. Miami at Cleveland, 7:30 pm. LA dippers at Detroit, 7:30 pm. LA Lakers at Houston, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Dsnver, 9 pm. Portland at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Utah at Seattle, 10 pm. Golden State at Sacramento, 10:30 pm. Wednesday’s Games Washingtan at Boston, 7:30 pm. Miami at Philadelphia, 7:30 pm. Atlanta at Indiana, 7:30 pm. Charlotte at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. New Jersey at Milwaukee, 8:30 pm. Orlando at Dallas, 8:30 pm. LA Lakers at San Antonio, 8:30 pm. NHL National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press All Times EST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pta GF GA y-NY Rangers 49 24 5 103 312 241 x-Washington 44 26 7 95 324 267 x-New Jersey 37 29 11 85 281 247 x-Pittsburgh 37 30 9 83 331 290 NYlslandas 32 35 10 74 277 296 Philadelphia 31 34 11 73 236 257 Adams Division y-Montreal 41 27 10 92 262 200 x-Bosten 34 32 10 78 254 263 x-Buffalo 30 34 12 72 277 282 x-Hartford 24 40 13 61 236 272 Quebec 18 47 11 47 239 306 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division W L T Pte GF GA y-Detroit 41 25 11 93 308 248 x-Chicago 36 27 14 86 250 226 x-St. Louis 34 33 10 78 268 259 Minnesota 31 40 5 67 233 262 Taranto 29 41 7 65 226 280

Smythe Division y-Vancouver 41 25 11 93 277 238 x-Los Angeles 34 30 14 82 279 292 x-Edmonton 35 32 10 80 285 282 Winnipeg 30 32 15 75 236 236 Calgary 29 36 11 69 280 292 SanTose 17 55 5 39 209 344 x-clinched playoff berth. y-won division title. Saturday’s Games Detroit 3, Vancouver 1 Boston 4, Buffalo 3, OT New Jersey 5, Quebec 2 N.Y. Islanders 4. N.Y. Rangers 1 Chicago 3, Hartford 1 Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 3 Calgary 4, Minnesota 3 Toronto 3, St Louis 2 Sunday’s Games Washington 7, Vancouver 4 Philadelphia 5, New Jersey 4 Winnipeg 6, San Jose 5 Detroit < N.Y. Islanders 2 Hartford 2, Buffalo 2, tie Los Angeles 2, Edmonton 2, tie Chicago 5, Toronto 1 Monday’s Games No games scheduled Tuesday’s Games Chicago at Detroit, 7:35 pm. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Quebec, 7:35 pm. Buffalo at Minnesota, 8:05 pm. Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35 pm. Wednesday’s Games Washington at New Jersey, 7:35 pm. N.Y. Islanders at Taranto, 7:35 pm. Winnipeg at San Jose, 10:35 pm. IHL International Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press East Division W LOTL Pta GF GA y-FestWayne 51 21 6 108 323 269 Muskegon 40 26 13 93 292 278 Kalamazoo 35 34 10 80 279 299 Milwaukee 35 36 7 79 291 298 Indianapolis 30 39 9 69 259 312 West Division y-KanaaaOty 52 22 4 108 287 239 y-Pemia 45 24 9 99 319 288 y-San Diego 44 26 8 96 327 279 Salt Lake City 31 39 8 70 235 292 Phoenix 28 43 7 63 265 319 y-clinched playoff berth NOTE: Two pointe are awarded for a victory and one for an overtime or shootout loss. Monday’s Games Salt Lake City 5, San Diego 3 Tuesday’s Games Indianapolis at Peoria Phoenix at Kansas City Fort Wayne at Milwaukee Exhibition Baseball Exhibition Baseball At A Glance By The Associated Press AU Times EST AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct Texas 17 9 .654 Baltimore 15 8 .652 Oakland 13 10 .565 Detroit 14 11 .560 Cleveland 13 11 542 New York 13 13 .500 Milwaukee 13 14 .481 Toronto 12 13 .480 California 12 13 .480 Boston 11 13 .458 Seattle 11 13 .458 Kansas City 11 14 .440 Minnesota 10 13 .435 Chicago 10 15 .400 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L PcL Cincinnati 16 9 .640 New York 15 9 .625 Montreal 16 10 .615 San Francisco IS ' 11 .577 Houston 12 13 .480 St. Louis 11 12 .478 Pittsburgh 11 13 .458 Ssn Diego 11 13 .458 Chicago 11 15 .423 Los Angele* 10 15 .400 Philadelphia 8 16 .333 Atlanta 8 16 .333 NOTE: Split-squad game* count in standings, tic* do not Sunday’s Game* Houston 2, Atlanta 0 Montreal 3, N.Y. Yankee* 2,11 inning* Detroit 9, Minnesota 6 Boston 6, Philadelphia 3 Baltimore 11, Toronto 7 Kansas City 4, Chicago White Sox 3 N.Y. Met* 8, Los Angele* 6,10 inning* Texas 4, Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 4, Chicago Cub* 3 Oakland 3, Seattle 0 Cleveland 5, San Francisco 2 San Diego 5, California 4 Cincinnati 8, St Louis 5 Monday’s Game* Kansas City 9, Los Angeles 2 Texas 7, Boston 1 St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 7 Atlanta 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 Pittsburgh 7, Toronto 3 N.Y. Met* 5, Monteal 0 Oakland 8, Chicago Cub* 3 Seattle 5, San Francisco 4 Cleveland 8, Milwaukee 6 San Diego 3, California 0 Minnesota vs. Baltimore, ppd., rain Detroit 4, Houston 0 Cincinnati 4, Chicago White Sox 3 Transactions Monday’s Sport* Transaction* By The Associated Pres* BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORlOLES—Optioned Dennis Rasmussen and Anthony Telford, pitchers; and Mark Parent, catcher, to Rochester of the International League. CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Traded Sammy Sosa, outfielder, and Ken Patterson, pitcher, to the Chicago Cubs for George Bell, outfielder, and cash. Announced Wayne Edwards, pitcher, refused an outright assignment to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League to become a free agent OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Optioned Steve Chitren and Kevin Campbell, pitchers; Dann Howitt, outfielder-first baseman; and Mike Kingery and Eric Fox, outfielders; to their minor league camp for reassignment National League HOUSTON ASTROS—Optioned Willie Blair and Bob Mallicoet, pitchers; Eddie Tucker, catcher, and Eric Yelding, infielder, to Tucson of the Pacific Coast League. NEW YORK NETS—Traded Terry Bros*, pitcher, to the San Diego Padres for Craig Bullock, third baseman. Optioned Julio Valera, pitcher, to Tidewater of the International League. Sent Chris Donnels, infielder, and Orlando Mercado, catcher, to their minor league camp for reassignment SAN DIEGO PADRES—PIaced Ed Whitson, pitcher, on the 60-day disabled list SAN FRANCISCO GlANTS—Optioned Francisco Oliveras, pitcher, Steve Decker, catcher, and Greg Litton and John Pattenon, infielders; to Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. Sent Craig McMurtry, pitcher, and Steve Lake, catcher, to their minor league camp for reassignment FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed Tony Jones, wide receiver. DETROIT LlONS—Signed Harry Colon, safety. GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed David Viaene, offensive tackle; Jeff Brady, linebacker, and Patrick Jackson, wide receiver. NEW ORI£ANS SAlNTS—Announced they have matched the Detroit Hons’ offer for Pat Swilling, linebacker. COLLEGE BAYLOR—Named Larry Tidwell women’s assistant basketball coach. CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE—Named Bob Sundvold men’s basketball coach. GEORGIA SOUTHERN—Named Peter Thurmond quarterback and fullback coach. Reassigned David Saunders, defensive line coach, to alocbacks coach and Cliff Lewis, slotbacks coach, to defensive line coach. MARSHALL—Announced the resignation of Judy Southard, women's basketball coach. MIAMI, OHlO—Extended the contract Joby WrighL men’* basketball coach, through through

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SAMMY SOSA From Chisox to Cubs

Trade gives Bell, Sosa change of Chicago address CHICAGO (AP) Outfielders George Bell and Sammy Sosa, who hail from the same Dominican town, have switched Chicago baseball addresses. Bell, a slugging three-time All-Star, was traded by the Chicago Cubs to the White Sox for Sosa and left-handed reliever Ken Patterson. “This is an unusual trade because I’m in the middle of it,” said Cubs general manager Larry Himes, whose first trade was with his old club, the White Sox. Himes obtained both Patterson and Sosa in trades while working as the White Sox’ GM. THE WHITE SOX, who also got some cash in the deal, have been looking for someone to fill the fifth spot in their batting order behind Frank Thomas since Bo Jackson left camp a few weeks ago to undergo hip replacement surgery later this year. “He’s just what we needed in a No. 5 hitter. We hated to lose Sammy and we hated to lose Ken Patterson, but we think we’re a better team,” White Sox manager Gene Lamont said. White Sox GM Ron Schueler said he thought Bell and Tim Raines possibly will divide their time between being the designed hitter and left field. Bell’s 10 errors topped all major league outfielders last year. “WE GOT THE GUY we wanted. We got the pure hitter,” said Schueler, who replaced Himes as White Sox GM in 1990. “Obviously, we felt we need one more bat, a guy who can drive in runs to protect Thomas. ” Bell, a nine-year veteran who won the 1987 American League MVP, spent seven turbulent years with the Toronto Blue Jays before signing as a free agent with the Cubs in December 1990 for a guaranteed $9.8 million over three years. The 32-year-old outfielder hit .285 with 25 home runs and 86 RBIs for the Cubs last year. “What we’re giving up is an outstanding hitter,” Himes said. “George will always be a good hitter, and he’s going to fit in very well in the White Sox lineup.” BELL, WHO GOT two hits in his final Cub game on Monday, will report to the White Sox’ Sarasota, Fla., camp on Thursday, said Schueler. “I just think he just another piece that makes us a real good ballclub,” said Schueler. Bell’s addition bolsters the White Sox’ chances for first in the AL West after the club finished second in the division the past two years. “I don’t know the White Sox very well, but I know they played pretty good last year,” Bell said. Sosa, 23, batted .203 with 10 homers and 33 RBIs in 116 games with the White Sox. He was sent to Triple-A Vancouver for a little over a month last season. He adds speed and defense to the Cubs’ outfield. SOSA, WHO LIKE Bell is from San Pedro de Marcoris in the Dominican Republic, said he was pleased with the trade. “I’m going to go over there and play every day,” Sosa said. “That’s what I need, to go over there and do what I know I can do.” Sosa is expected to take over Bell’s left-field job and No. 5 spot in the Cubs’ lineup. Patterson was 3-0 with a 2.83 ERA and one save in 43 games for the White Sox last season. He appeared in 145 games in three years with the team. Schueler said Wilson Alvarez probably will inherit Patterson’s spot as the left-handed middle reliever. Himes said Patterson would bolster the Cubs’ bullpen, hard hit last season when the Cubs finished in a tie for third in the NLEast. HE CALLED SOSA “an outstanding defensive ballplayer, who will add speed to our ball club. We were the worst team in allowing doubles last year, and with Sammy that’s going to change.” $545,000 settlement for Gathers’ mother LOS ANGELES (AP) Loyola Marymount University will pay the mother of Hank Gathers $545,000 in a settlement that ends legal action against the school by the family of the late basketball star. In the settlement with Lucille Gathers announced on Monday, Loyola, athletic director Brian Quinn and former trainer Chip Schaefer were dismissed of any responsibility in Gathers’ death two years ago. THE SETTLEMENT ALSO signaled an end to the wrongful death portion of the suit that had contended that Gathers had not been properly taken care of by the school or doctors who treated him for his heart disorder prior to his death. Still to be decided, however, is a part of the suit that alleges negligence by those who treated Gathers on the court at Gersten Pavilion after he collapsed during a Loyola game on March 4, 1990. Gathers died later that evening of cardiomyopathy. That portion of the suit is still scheduled to go to trial on April 27. Loyola earlier had paid $855,000 in a settlement with Aaron Crump, Gathers’ 8-year-old son, in a suit filed by Gathers’ estate, with his son as the sole beneficiary. DR, VERNON HATTORI, a cardiologist who treated Gathers, paid $650,000 to Crump and $350,000 to Lucille Gathers. Paul Westhead, Loyola’s coach while Gathers was there, earlier was dismissed from both suits. He paid nothing. Also dismissed from the suit was Dr. Michael Mellman, the internist who treated Gathers and cleared him to play basketball. Three other doctors named in the suit Ralph Gambardella, Clarence Shields and Charles Swerdlow were dismissed from the suit and also paid nothing.

GEORGE BELL Going to South Side

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