College basketball, bowling, prep hockey
2/12/2005COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Men
Mid-American Conference
TODAY
N. Illinois at Toledo, 4:30
Bowling Green at Kent St., 7
Ball St. at Buffalo, Noon
Marshall at W. Michigan, 2
Cent. Michigan at E. Michigan, 4
Miami at Ohio, 4
BIG TEN
TODAY
Wisconsin at Illinois, 1
Minnesota at Indiana, 3
Michigan St. at Michigan, 4
Ohio St. at Penn St., 5
Northwestern at Iowa, 8
NATIONAL
LAST NIGHT
EAST
Bowdoin 74, Middlebury 72
Brandeis 73, Carnegie-Mellon 72
Bucknell 65, American U. 52
Colgate 72, Navy 67
Cornell 66, Princeton 58
Harvard 64, Brown 53
Holy Cross 81, Lafayette 60
Lehigh 69, Army 64
Lehman 81, Baruch 72
Manhattan 90, Rider 73
Norwich 90, Rivier 63
Penn 73, Columbia 66
Penn St.-Altoona 84, Lake Erie 81
St. Peter s 73, Canisius 70
West Liberty 93, Concord 82
Wheeling Jesuit 87, Bluefield St. 71
Yale 66, Dartmouth 53
SOUTH
Belmont 69, Georgia St. 59
Bethune-Cookman 78, Savannah St. 69
Johnson Bible 73, Appalachian Bible 63
Lipscomb 69, Mercer 64
MIDWEST
N. Dakota St. 82, Mayville St. 67
TODAY
EAST
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh, Noon
Temple vs. Saint Joseph s, Noon
Syracuse at Villanova, Noon
Massachusetts at Fordham, 1
Northeastern at UMBC, 1
Richmond at George Washington, 2
Niagara at Fairfield, 3
Vermont vs. Boston U., 4
West Virginia at Georgetown, 4
N.C.-Wilmington at Hofstra, 4
Dayton at La Salle, 4
Iona at Loyola, Md., 4
Harvard at Yale, 5:30
Maine at Albany, N.Y., 7
Dartmouth at Brown, 7
Cornell at Penn, 7
Rhode Island at St. Bonaventure, 7
Fairleigh Dickinson at St. Francis, 7
Towson at Delaware, 7:30
Columbia at Princeton, 7:30
Monmouth at Robert Morris, 7:30
St. John s at Seton Hall, 7:30
SOUTH
Miami at Clemson, Noon
UCF at Jacksonville, Noon
Virginia Tech at Virginia, Noon
Chattanooga at Appalachian St., 1
Troy at Campbell, 1
Tulane at Memphis, 1
N.C.-Asheville at VMI, 1
Florida St. at Wake Forest, 1:30
Georgia Southern at Davidson, 2
Drexel at James Madison, 2
South Florida at Louisville, 2
George Mason at William & Mary, 2
Georgia at Kentucky, 3
Coastal Carolina at High Point, 3:30
UNC-Greensboro at ETSU, 4
Wofford at Furman, 4
Florida A&M at Md.-Eastern Shore, 4
Va. Commonwlth at Old Dominion, 4
La.-Monroe at Northwestern St., 5
Houston at Southern Miss., 5
Florida at Tennessee, 5
N. Carolina A&T at Hampton, 6
S. Carolina St. at Norfolk St., 6
Mississippi at Alabama, 7
Marquette at East Carolina, 7
Charleston Southern at Liberty, 7
Vanderbilt at Mississippi St., 7
Tennessee Tech at Tenn.-Martin, 7
San Jose St. at Louisiana Tech, 7:30
Auburn at South Carolina, 7:30
New Orleans at Louisiana-Lafayette, 8
McNeese St. at SE Louisiana, 8
Austin Peay at Murray St., 8:15
Prairie View at Grambling St., 8:30
Alcorn St. at MVSU, 8:30
Alabama A&M at Alabama St., 9
Duke at Maryland, 9
MIDWEST
Detroit at Butler, Noon
Evansville at Indiana St., 1
Oklahoma at Missouri, 1:30
Wis.-Green Bay at Loyola of Chi., 2
Drake at SW Missouri St., 2
Charlotte at Saint Louis, 2
Cincinnati at DePaul, 3:30
Colorado at Kansas, 3:30
Texas Tech at Iowa St., 4
N. Iowa at Illinois St., 5
Ill.-Chicago at Cleveland St., 5:30
Creighton at S. Illinois, 6
Wichita St. at Bradley, 8
Oakland, Mich. at UMKC, 8
Ind.-Pur.-Indpls. at Valparaiso, 8
Youngstown St. at Wis.-Milwaukee, 8
Tennessee St. at SE Missouri, 8:30
SOUTHWEST
Kansas St. at Texas, 1:30
LSU at Arkansas, 3
Rice at Tulsa, 3
Texas St. at Texas-San Antonio, 5
Oklahoma St. at Texas A&M, 6
Nebraska at Baylor, 8
W. Kentucky at North Texas, 8
Chicago St. at Oral Roberts, 8
Hawaii at SMU, 8
UAB at TCU, 8
Nevada at UTEP, 9
FAR WEST
UNLV at San Diego St., 3
California at Stanford, 3:30
Fresno St. at Boise St., 4
Middle Tennessee at Denver, 6
Washington St. at Oregon, 6
Arizona at UCLA, 8
Wyoming at BYU, 9
Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount, 9
South Alabama at New Mexico St., 9
Colorado St. at Utah, 9
CS Northridge at Idaho, 10
Cal St.-Fullertn at Long Beach St., 10
Arizona St. at Southern Cal, 10:30
Pacific at Utah St., 10:30
Women
Mid-American Conference
TODAY
Ohio at Toledo, 7
Bowling Green at Akron, 2
Buffalo at Cent. Michigan, 2
Miami at N. Illinois, 3
W. Michigan at E. Michigan, 4:30
LAST NIGHT
MIDWEST
Case Western 77, Chicago 49
DePaul 78, Houston 66
Dubuque 79, Cornell, Iowa 48
Marquette 71, TCU 55
Martin Luther 59, Minn.-Morris 42
Massachusetts 52, Dayton 30
North Dakota 95, Augustana,S.D. 78
Northland 65, Northwestern, Minn. 56
S. Dakota Tech 85, Minot St. 71
St. Cloud St. 78, Nebraska-Omaha 72
Wayne, Neb. 60, Bemidji St. 48
Xavier 70, La Salle 45
FOOTBALL
Pro Bowl Roster
TOMORROW
(x-starter)
(y-injured, will not play)
(z-injury replacement)
American Football Conference
Offense
Wide Receivers x-Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis; x-Chad Johnson, Cincinnati; Andre Johnson, Houston; Hines Ward, Pittsburgh.
Tackles x-Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore; xy-Willie Roaf, Kansas City; Willie Anderson, Cincinnati; z-Marvel Smith, Pittsburgh
Guards x-Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh; x-Will Shields, Kansas City; Brian Waters, Kansas City.
Centers x-Kevin Mawae, New York Jets; Jeff Hartings, Pittsburgh.
Tight Ends x-Antonio Gates, San Diego; Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City.
Quarterbacks x-Peyton Manning, Indianapolis; Tom Brady, New England; Drew Brees, San Diego.
Running Backs xy-Edgerrin James, Indianapolis; Curtis Martin, New York Jets; LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego; zy-Corey Dillon, New England; z-Jerome Bettis.
Fullback x-Tony Richardson, Kansas City.
Defense
Ends xy-John Abraham, New York Jets; x-Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis; Jason Taylor, Miami; z-Aaron Smith, Pittsburgh.
Interior Linemen xy-Richard Seymour, New England; x-Marcus Stroud, Jacksonville; Sam Adams, Buffalo; z-John Henderson, Jacksonville.
Outside Linebackers x-Takeo Spikes, Buffalo; x-Terrell Suggs, Baltimore; Joey Porter, Pittsburgh.
Inside Linebackers xy-Ray Lewis, Baltimore; James Farrior, Pittsburgh; z-Tedy Bruschi, New England.
Cornerbacks x-Champ Bailey, Denver; xy-Chris McAlister, Baltimore; Tory James, Cincinnati; zy-Patrick Surtain, Miami; z-Nate Clements, Buffalo.
Strong Safety x-Ed Reed, Baltimore; Troy Polamulu, Pittsburgh.
Free Safeties x-John Lynch, Denver.
Specialists
Punter x-Shane Lechler, Oakland.
Placekicker x-Adam Vinatieri, New England.
Kick Return Specialist x-Terrence McGee, Buffalo.
Special Teamer x-Larry Izzo, New England.
National Football Conference
Offense
Wide Receivers x-Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina; xy-Terrell Owens, Philadelphia; Joe Horn, New Orleans; Javon Walker, Green Bay; z-Torry Holt, St. Louis.
Tackles x-Walter Jones, Seattle; x-Orlando Pace, St. Louis; Tra Thomas, Philadelphia.
Guards x-Larry Allen, Dallas; x-Marco Rivera, Green Bay; Steve Hutchinson, Seattle.
Centers x-Olin Kreutz, Chicago; Matt Birk, Minnesota.
Tight Ends x-Alge Crumpler, Atlanta; Jason Witten, Dallas.
Quarterbacks x-Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia; Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota; Michael Vick, Atlanta.
Running Backs x-Shaun Alexander, Seattle; Ahman Green, Green Bay; Tiki Barber, New York Giants.
Fullback x-William Henderson, Green Bay.
Defense
Ends Bertrand x-Berry, Arizona; x-Julius Peppers, Carolina; Patrick Kerney, Atlanta.
Interior Linemen x-La Roi Glover, Dallas; x-Kevin Williams, Minnesota; Shaun Rogers, Detroit.
Outside Linebackers x-Keith Brooking, Atlanta; xy-Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay; z-Mark Fields, Carolina; Marcus Washington, Washington.
Inside Linebackers x-Dan Morgan, Carolina; Jeremiah Trotter, Philadelphia.
Cornerbacks x-Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay; x-Lito Sheppard, Philadelphia; Dre Bly, Detroit.
Strong Safety x-Michael Lewis, Philadelphia.
Free Safety x-Brian Dawkins, Philadelphia; Roy Williams, Dallas.
Specialists
Punter x-Mitch Berger, New Orleans.
Placekicker x-David Akers, Philadelphia.
Kick Return Specialist xy-Eddie Drummond, Detroit. z-Allen Rossum, Atlanta.
Special Teamer x-Ike Reese, Philadelphia.
NOTES
The Sandusky Country YMCA in Fremont is starting a men s 3-ON-3 BASKETBALL LEAGUE. The league is open to adults and students in grades 9-12. The cost is $75 per team. To register contact Rob Ritzler at 419-332-9622.
Monroe County Commity College will host the FORD/MADISON SPORTS ST. PATRICK BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT March 11 and 12 for boys in grades 7 through 9. Entry fee is $185 per team and the deadline for registering is March 4. For more information contact Mord/Madison Sports at 734-242-8112 or 734-754-1979 or Darin Hoskins at 734-652-0050.
A FEDERATION BASEBALL TEAM looking for players. Call 419-865-9445 and leave your name and a phone number where you can be reached.
COLLEGE HOCKEY
CCHA
OVERALL RECORDS: Michigan 21-7-3, Ohio St. 21-7-3, N. Michigan 14-9-6, Bowling Green 13-10-4, Neb.-Omaha 15-11-3, Michigan St. 13-11-4, Alaska-Fairbanks 9-12-3, Miami 12-15-4, W. Michigan 11-14-2, Lake Superior St. 8-15-6, Ferris St. 10-17-4, Notre Dame 5-20-6.
LAST NIGHT
Ohio St. 3, Bowling Green 2
Ferris St. 4, Notre Dame 3
Lake Superior St. 3, Miami 2
W. Michigan 3, N. Michigan 3
Michigan 6, Nebraska-Omaha 4
Michigan St. at Alaska-Fairbanks, late
TONIGHT
Bowling Green at Ohio St.
Ferris St. at Notre Dame
Lake Superior St. at Miami
Michigan at Nebraska-Omaha
Michigan St. at Alaska-Fairbanks
W. Michigan at N. Michigan
HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY
BEDFORD 7, PERRYSBURG 0
B: Sartor 4, Miller 2, Kryder. Saves: Kauffman (B) 25, Robison (P) 27.
District tournament
At Tam O Shanter
Sunday
Bowling Green vs. Anthony Wayne, 4:30
Monday Feb. 14
Southview vs. Start, 5
St. John s vs. Maumee, 7
Tuesday Feb. 15
Whitmer vs. Central Catholic, 5:30
St. Francis vs. Findlay, 7:30
Wednesday Feb. 16
Perrysburg vs. Northview, 6
ECHL
LAST NIGHT
Atlantic City 3, Trenton 2
Charlotte 5, Gwinnett 4
Columbia 3, Louisiana 2
Augusta 2, Florida 1
Greenville 3, Pee Dee 2
Pensacola 3, Texas 2
Dayton 3, Peoria 2
Mississippi 6, South Carolina 5
Bakersfield 1, Fresno 0
San Diego 5, Long Beach 3
Idaho 4, Las Vegas 3
Wheeling at Alaska, late
THURSDAY
S. Carolina 5, Texas 1
TONIGHT
Johnstown at Toledo
Wheeling at Alaska
Reading at Atlantic City
Long Beach at Bakersfield
Louisiana at Columbia
Peoria at Dayton
Augusta at Greenville
S. Carolina at Mississippi
Florida at Gwinnett
Idaho at Las Vegas
Charlotte at Pee Dee
Texas at Pensacola
Fresno at San Diego
S. Carolina at Mississippi
TOMORROW
Toledo at Reading
Wheeling at Alaska
Charlotte at Augusta
Trenton at Dayton
Louisiana at Greenville
Johnstown at Peoria
LOCAL BOWLING
300 Games
John Mihalec, Twin Oaks 247-300-199-746
Chuck Schultz, Jug s 300-219-215-734
Matt Donald, Forest View 300-170-207-677
Honor roll
Men (750 or better)
Joe Kaucher, Jug s 793
Jack Randolph, Westland 788
John Cowell, Jug s 786
Glen Tanner, Southwyck 782
Lou Tenney, Westland 781
Carl Wilson, Forest View 781
Jim Brower, Eastern 780
Norman Tood, Westland 775
Bryan Foster, Southwyck 772
Sean Mulherin, Jug s 772
Andy Palmer, Interstate 771
Craig Scott, Jug s 771
Jim Blythe, Imperial 770
Art Keel, Forest View 768
Scott Grodi, Forest View 761
Bob Swan, Interstate 759
Butch Boulton, Southwyck 759
Brian Swope, Ottawa Lanes 757
Ray Doriot, Forest View 753
Ken Durbin, Forest View 752
Rick Plentz, Ottawa Lanes 750
Women (650 or better)
Jodi Woessner, Southwyck 697
Jackie Freeman, Southwyck 672
Men s Traveling Classic
At Imperial Lanes
STANDINGS: KJ Excavating 62-28; Dunn Chevy Buick 57-33; Loma Linda Venturas 54.5-35.5; New Glass Bowl 54-36; Twin Oaks 51-39; Empire Pro Shop 45-45; Swanton Sports Center 42-48; Carone Metzger Bowling 35.5-54.5; UBS Financial/Lizcano s 27-63; Deere Landscape/Sparks Construction 22-68
Loma-Linda 1054-1244-1157-3455
John Deere 1012-1009-1027-3048
LOMA-LINDA: Brady Woessner 193-208-237-638; Jeff Kwiatkowski 192-254-278-724; Jeff Kruzel 254-267-217-738; Emilio Mora Jr. 213-265-179-657; Kevin Taber 202-250-246-698
JOHN DEERE: Gary Liber 224-207-170-601; Steve Sparks 184-244-233-661; Tony Powell 216-216; Jeff Reuz 172-179-211-562; Ed Stange 216-194-190-600; Rob Swan 185-223-408
Twin Oaks 1210-1148-1084-3442
KJ Excavating 1205-1150-1154-3509
TWIN OAKS: Don Lewis 300-213-259-772; Kevin Allen 212-243-233-688; Bill Caster 238-246-183-667; Eric Hollerbach 264-188-216-668; Erick Murray 196-258-192-646
KJ EXCAVATING: Brian Dick 227-237-237-701; Steve Brown 245-214-190-649; Keith Nusbaum260-232-214-706; Chris Hayward 248-224-265-737; Doin Genalo 225-243-248-716
Dunn Chevy Buick 1139-1116-1107-3362
UBA/Lizcano s 1082-1097-1088-3268
DUNN CHEVY BUICK: Ernie Molnar 258-194-203-655; Doug Rechtine 214-257-300-771; Ed Pawlowski 257-249-193-699; Doug Brown 186-182-368; Troy Wollenbecker 223-230-229-682; Keith King 187-187
UBS/LIZCANO S: Toby Tucker 200-228-199-627; Matt Crawford 225-225-244-694; Jeff Wilk 228-213-181-622; Craig Walczak 212-209-238-659; Brad Bowman 217-222-226-665
Swanton SC 1211-1088-1125-3424
Carone-Metzger 1193-1069-1104-3366
SWANTON SC: Kein Hurley 259-193-200-652; Jim Wood 234-218-257-709; Scott McMcCahan 181-211-236-628; Mike Frost 269-187-211-667; Dana Reed 268-279-221-768
CARONE-METZGER: Jasin Ducat 225-226-198-649; Travis Patchen 197-202-221-620; Don Bates 279-175-257-711; Ralph Lewandowski 237-189-214-640; Dave Patchen 255-277-214-746
Empire 1217-1012-1057-3286
Glass Bowl 1061-1136-1179-3376
EMPIRE: Joe Perry 258-204-193-655; Robert Hayes 231-191-207-629; Rob Wagner 236-203-244-683; Rob Huss Jr. 255-243-177-675; Dan Weiss 237-171-236-644
GLASS BOWL: Tracy Damm 210-215-259-684; Jim Richardson 198-205-214-617; Heath Hawkins 184-194-243-621; Gary Quaintance 225-265-236-726; Aaron Hawkins 244-251-277-728
Next Sunday: At Lido Lanes, 2:30 p.m.
TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
American League
BASEBALL
American League
TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS Agreed to terms with RHP Travis Harper, RHP Jose Diaz, RHP Franklin Nunez and OF Jonny Gomes on one-year contracts.
National League
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS Named Hector De La Cruz manager, Mel Stottlemyre Jr. pitching coach, Jerry Stitt hitting coach and Tim Higgins trainer for Missoula of the Pioneer League, and Tony Dello hitting coach for South Bend of the Midwest League.
FLORIDA MARLINS Named Claude Delorme stadium consultant.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS Agreed to terms with LHP Jeff Housman, RHP Ben Diggins, RHP Mike Jones and OF Brad Nelson on one-year contracts.
NEW YORK METS Sent INF Danny Garcia outright to Norfolk of the IL.
PITTSBURGH PIRATES Named Jack Bowen special assistant to the general manager.
WASHINGTON NATIONALS Agreed to terms with OF Ryan Church on a one-year contract. Named Tom Graham club medical director and Wiemi Douoghui and Dave Johnson team orthopedic physicians.
BASKETBALL
NBA Suspended Seattle F Danny Fortson two games for yelling at a referee, throwing a chair and not leaving the court promptly following his ejection from a Feb. 10 game.
CHARLOTTE BOBCATS Activated C Emeka Okafor and F Bernard Robinson from the injured list. Placed C Jahidi White on the injured list.
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Signed F Jerome Moiso to a second 10-day contract.
MIAMI HEAT Activated F Malik Allen from the injured list. Placed F Dorell Wright on the injured list.
NEW JERSEY NETS Signed F Donnell Harvey to a second 10-day contract.
SACRAMENTO KINGS Agreed to terms with Geoff Petrie, president of basketball operations, on a four-year contract extension through 2010.
TORONTO RAPTORS Agreed to terms with C Alonzo Mourning on a buyout of his contract.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
DENVER BRONCOS Named Andre Patterson defensive line coach, Jimmy Spencer assistant defensive backs coach, Kirk Doll linebackers coach, Troy Calhoun assistant to the coach and Jim Ryan defensive assistant coach.
NEW YORK JETS Named John Zernhelt tight ends coach and Dick Curl assistant to the coach.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Signed Brad Childress, offensive coordinator, to a three-year contract extension through the 2008 season.
Arena Football League
NEW ORLEANS VOODOO Re-signed OL-DL Hans Olsen.
HOCKEY
ECHL
DAYTON BOMBERS Traded F Ben Knopp to Pee Dee for F Jeff Szwez.
JOHNSTOWN CHIEFS Signed F Joe Gerbe.
VICTORIA SALMON KINGS Acquired F Scott Turner from Peoria for financial considerations.
United Hockey League
MOTOR CITY MECHANICS Added C Bryan Smolinski and C Sean Avery to the roster.
COLLEGE
ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM Named George Pugh assistant football coach.
BUCKNELL Named Kaitlin Huber assistant director of athletics for compliance and student affairs.
CITADEL Announced the resignation of John Zernhelt, football coach.
KANSAS STATE Named Dana Dimel offensive graduate football assistant.
KENTUCKY Announced LB Brad Booker, T Eric Klope and G Joe Brady have left the football team.
MOBILE Named Jon Campbell women s volleyball coach.
SOUTH CAROLINA Suspended 3B Steve Pearce, RHP Cliff Donald, RHP Jason Fletcher, LHP Arik Hempy, RHP Andy Lambert and RHP Tim McCarty six games for violating NCAA rules.
SOUTHERN CAL Named Pat Ruel offensive line coach.
TEMPLE Named Andrew Cardamone athletics compliance coordinator and Amanda Janney field hockey coach.
YALE Named Pam Stuper field hockey coach.