European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 4, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes sports scoreboard tuesday january 4,1994 from Page 27 Continental basketball Assn. A sunday s result Quad qty 97, grand rods 95 Columbus 113, Roch. 112 rapid City 89, la Crosse 83 Omaha 122, fort Wayne 111 Tri City 110, okla. City 109 College basketball men s top 25. How the top 25 teams in the associated press College basketball poll fared this week. 1. Arkansas 8-0 beat Texas Southern 129-63. 2. North Carolina 10-1 beat Marshalll 16-62. 3. Duke 7-0 Beal Western Carolina 87-67.4. Temple 6-1 lost to no. 15 Georgia tech 51 is beat Fairleigh Dickinson 63-51 beat St. Josephus 67-54 5. Kentucky 9-1 beat san Francisco 110-83 beat Robert Morris 92-67. 6. Kansas 13-1 beat Rhode Island 73-60 beat Southern methodist 84-64 7. Michigan 7-2. Beat Auburn 102-81 lost to no. 12 Arizona 119-95. 8, Urcla 7-0 beat North Carolina state 81-75. 9. Massachusetts 9-1 beat Hartford 91-62 boat Maryland 94-80. 10. Purdue 11-0 boat Weber Stata 108-73 beat san Francisco 95-81. 11. Louisville 8-1 beat us Santa Barbara 7653 beat Florida 83-68 beat Hawaii 85-79. 12. Arizona 10-1 beat Fordham 111-84 boat no. 7 Michigan 119-95. 13. Indicia 7-2 beat Texas Christian 81-65. Beat no. 25lwestofn Kentucky 65-55. 14. Connecticut 10-1 beat Texas Arlington 112-72 Jei Ohio u. $6-76 beat Tennessee tech 130-78 beat Winthrop 113-59, 15. Georgia tech 9-1 beat no. 4 Temple 57-si beat St. John s 71-69. 18. Minnesota 8-3 lost to Virginia 62-57 boat James Madison 73-68. 17. Wisconsin 9-0 beat Stanford 80-73 beat Grambling state 103-83 beat no. 24 Marquette 71-52. 18. Cincinnati 10-2 beat Robert Morris 84-59 beat Austin Peay 85-75. 19. Syracuse 8-1 beat Colgate 85-74. 20. Oklahoma Stata 8-4 lost to Florida 74-69 beat us Santa Barbara 79-74 lost to Clemson 6865. 21. Georga Washington 6-2 beat coastal Carolina 87-68 lost to new Orleans 63-80. 22. Illinois 7-2 beat Texas 83-78. 23. Boston College 9-2 beat Long Island u. 8554 beat Coppin Stata 90-64.24. Marquette 7-3 beat Northern Illinois 73-58 lost to no. 17 Wisconsin 71-521. 25. Western Kentucky 4-3 boat Princeton n 5945 Tost to no. 13 Indiana 65-55. Men s scores sunday East Boston College 90. Coppin St 64 Connecticut 113, Winthrop 59 Maine 76, Dartmouth 88 a a Temple 67, St. Joseph s 54 Vermont 74, Gaia 72 South Davidson 64, n. Carolina St. 63 Florida St. 105, Lafayette 87 Morgan St. 85, Georga Mason 82 North Carolina 116, Marshall 62 North Florida 125, Graceland 72  98, Southern miss. 95 Virginia tech 88, Tennessee 63 Washington 4 Lee 70, Amherst 64 Midwest cent. Missouri 102, Monmouth 111. 84. Illinois 83�?ztexas 78 lowa91,e. Illinois 52 Lewis 91, . Wayne 78 Missouri 85, Washington 71 Nebraska Weslyn 105, Lynn 89 notre Dame 60, Fordham 45 Ohio St. 93. A Carolina ast 58 Ohio Weslyn 76, Denison 47 s. Dakota St. 79. Nebraske Omaha 76 so Missouri St. 66, Indiana St. 50 South Dakota 84, Morningside 65 w. Michigan 119, Chicago St. 86wisconsin 71, Marquette 52 / far West California 94, St. Mary a cel 77 Purdue 95, san Francisco 81 tournaments peat Cole shoot out second round Missouri Rolla 79, grand Valley St. 70 a Wohnsen s top 25 How the top 25 teams in the associated press women s College basketball poll fared this week 1. Tennessee 10-0 boat Memphis St. 79-65 beat Arkansas 89-67. A 2. Iowa 7-0 beat Houston 59-44 boat no. 9 Southern Cal 50-49. 3. Penn St. 8-0 boat Morgan state 118-31 beat Clemson 85-75 beat St. Joseph s 77-48. 4. Connecticut 8-1 lost to no. 11 Stanford 9475 beat san Francisco 79-53. \ 5. Colorado 11-1 boat a react 70-46 beat rut Gore 79-47 beat us Irvine 75-54 boat Long Beach state 79-55. J. 6. North Carolina 9-0 boat Radford 115-63 1 beat no. 10 Alabama 89-83 beat Kentucky 80-75, or. 7. Texas tech 11-1 beat Soton Hall .78-65 beat St. Peters 82-66 beat Massachusetts 50-42 beat Lamar 77-57.8. Vanderbilt 9-2 beat Harvard 107-68 beat Massachusetts 77-50. 9. Southern Cal 7-1 beat w. Michigan 88-62 lost to no. 2 Iowa 50-49 beat san Diego state 8262. A a 10. Alabama 8-1 beat East Carolina 107-53 lost to no. 6 North Carolina 89-83 boat Florida St 8733. 11. Stanford 6-2 beat no. 4 Connecticut 94-75 beat univ 94-73. 12. Ohio St. 7?2 lost to Southern miss. 82-56 beat Pennsylvania 82-63. 13. Virginia 7-2 boat Creighton 63-60 lost to St. Joseph s 71-56. 14. Louisiana tech 6-3 a Kunof play. 15. W. Kentucky 7-2 did not play. 16. Kansas 9-1 beat no. 24 Georgia 92-79 beat St. Johns 73-63 beat West Virginia 84-64. 17., 9-2 beat Butler 82-59 beat Bradley 69-47. 18. Auburn 7-3 boat be Illinois 80-47 beat northeastern 57-53. 19. Northwestern 7-0 did not play. 20. Maryland 6-3 beat  Shore 10231 lost to Washington 56-55 beat Georgia tech 6962. 21. So Missouri 4-4 lost to Arkansas 66-63. 22. George Washington 4-2 beat.  county 66-42.23. Hawaii 7-1 did not play. A 24 Georgia 7-3 font to no. 16 Kansas 92-79 beat Coppin St 99-41.25. Montana 9-1 beat Providence 89h76 beat old Dominion 64-52. A women s scores sunday East american 79, Buckner 77, of Kansas 84, West Virginia 64 Maine 49, Georgia St. 36 Maryland 69, Georgia tech 62 Penn St. 77, St Joseph s 48 Vanderbilt 77, Massachusetts 50 South Duke 56, Wake Forest 50 Mississippi 71, Tenn. Tech 48 . Charlotte 81, Winthrop 39 St. Rose 94, Virginia St. 82 be Louisiana 86, Jackson is. 57 Tennessee 89, Arkansas 67 Virginia tech 77, e. Tenn. St. 71 Midwest Butler 71, Indiana St. 59 Creighton 63, Illinois s. 48 Denison 67, Ohio Wesleyan 85 Iowa St. 72, .-Greensboro 66 Michigan tech 83,  77 Nebraska 78, holy Cross 59 n. Dakota St. 82, Mankato St. 62 Pittsburg St. 89, Nebraska Kearney 82 St. Louis 71, Chicago St. 64. S. Illinois 75, n. Iowa 61 Toledo 102, Niagara 65 Wichita St. 68, Wyoming 62 Southwest Oklahoma 99, Southern meth. 72. Texas 90, new Mexico St. 75 Texas tech 77, Lamar 57 Victoria 74, Western Washington 47 far West Carroll Mont. 55, w. Montana 51 Colorado 79, Long Beach St. 55 n. Arizona 63, is Northridge 52 n. Montana 70, Montana tech 50 Oregon St 82, e. Washington 51 Santa Clara 84, Sacramento is 66 Southern Cal 82, san Diego St. 62 tournament Barry University new year s classic first round Barry 80, rpi61 St. Anselm 79, West Georgia 72 Florida International Sun and fun first round Arkansas St. 59,  58 Fla. International 98, cent. Connecticut St. 48 George Washington 65,  county 42 James Madison 63, Columbia 47 Florida Tach Holiday to Mamant first round Florida tech 67, St. Francis 50 air Force 82, Slippery Rock 71 Hosaler classic first round Eastern Kentucky 81, Xavier Ohio 78 Indiana 62, Yal 48 Marriott classic first round new Hampshire 67, tempi 50 Iowa St. 72, .-Greensboro 68 new year a classic first round aubum-montgomery84,b#rry68 Oklahoma City 90,  53 be Oklahoma 104, West Florida 92 . Greensboro Marrott classic first round new Hampshire 67, Temple 56 hockey Western conference Central division Toronto. .21 13 7 49 138 120 Dallas .20 14 7 47 142 131 St. Louis. 20 14 5 45 125 128 Detroit.20 13 3 43 157 124 Chicago. 19 14 4 42 118 101 Winnipeg 15 21 5 35 133 163 Pacific division Calgary. 20 15 6 48 155 136 Vancouver.19 19 0 -38 126 126 los Angeles 15 20 3 33 144 154 Anaheim. 15 24. 2 32 105 124 Santosa 12 20 8 32 100 125 Edmonton .11 24 6 28 123 147 sunday s results Boston 8, Washington 2. San Jose 4, Edmonton 4, tie Montreal 3, Vancouver 2. Hartford 7, Pittsburgh 2. Toronto. 3, buffaloes tie. Anaheim 4, Tampa Bay 1. St. Louis 4, Calgary 3, of Quebec 6, Dallas 4 Chicago 5, Winnipeg 1 monday s games Pittsburgh at Ottawa Quot. Florida at , rangers. Tuesday s games. All times est . Islanders at now Jersey 7 35 . A Detroit at St. Louis 8 35 . Chicago at Dallas 8 35 . Montreal at san Jose 10 35 . Quebec at los Angeles 10 35 . Tampa Bay is. Toronto at Hamilton ont., 7 35 . A. A Bruins 8, capitals 2 Washington. 0 0 2�?2 Boston. 5 2 1�?8 first period--1, Boston Smolinski 11 Reid leach27. 2, Boston Oates 14 juneau56. 3, Boston Murray 5 zoltok2 15.4, Boston needy 24 Wesley bourque9 37 up. 5, Boston Neely 25 Oates bourque16 18 up. Second period�?6, Boston Reid 1 Bourque wesley15 12. 7, Boston Zoltok 2 Neely Bour quo18 13. Third period�?8, Washington Jones 11 pivonka5 11 up. 9, Boston Neely 28 Bourque Casey. 9 22 up. 10, Washington Hristich 20 Woolley Slaney. 17 03. Shots on goal Washington 11-7-4�?22. Boston 15-15-10-40. Power play opportunities Washington 1 of 7 Boston 3 of 7. Quot. Goalies Washington Beaupre 9-7-2 4 shots-1 Sav Tabaracci <2 15 first 36-31. Boston Casey 14-7-5 22-20. A-14,073. Oilers 4, Sharks 4 san Jose. A a 2 1 0-4 Edmonton. 1 i 2 0�?4 first period�?1, Edmonton Maltby 8 Mactavish beers9 33. 2, san Jose Baker 3 Sullivan odgers18 12. Second period-3, san Jose Elik 6 Gaudreau ozolinsh6 35 up. 4, san Jose Makarov 11 grape nov zettler11 35, 5, Edmonton Ciger 14 a ujtko14 36. Third period�?8, Edmonton Pearson 8 weight beers6 04. 7, san Jose Elik 7 ote Rel pederson11 07,8, Edmonton Rice i t weight Olaus son12 08. Overtime none. Shots on goal san Josa 8-9-8-0�?25. Edmonton 11-7-19-3�?40. Power play opportunities san Jose 1 of 3 Edmonton 0 of 2. Goalies san Jose irbe 10-15-8 40 shots-38 saves. Edmonton Ranford 11-17-6 25-21. A 12,758. Whalers 7, penguins 2 Pittsburgh .0 2 0-2 a Hartford. 1 2 4�?7 first period�?1, Hartford Sandlak 8 Cunney Worth janssens7 05, second period�?2, Pittsburgh Stevens 23 jagr straka2 57 up. 3, Hartford Kron 14 by Lander marchment4 24.4 Pittsburgh molten 21 jagr mcgortey8 40.5, Hartford Cunneyworth 7 Propp janssens12 48. Third period�?6, Hartford Verbeek 20 ass sets burt7 03. 7, Hartford Sanderson 27 Cassels 7 verbeek12 08 up. 8, Hartford Marchment 4, 14 52 so. 8, Hartford Nymander 4 Chow Rev salapski16 16 up. Shots on goal Pittsburgh 10-11-10-31. Hartford 11-13-12-36. Power play opportunities Pittsburgh 1 of 6 Hartford 2 of 5. Goalies Pittsburgh Wreggit 12-7-5 36 shots-29 saves. Hartford Burke 6-5r2 31-29. A 11,665. National hockey league Canad Lens 3, canucks 2 Eastern conference Atlantic division w l t by rangers. 29 9 3 new Jersey. 22 12 4 philadelphia.20 17 3 Washington.17 18 4 Florida 18 15 6 by islanders15 18 3 Tampa Bay. 12 23 5 North East division Pittsburgh. 18 12 8 Boston .18 12 7 montreal17 15 6 Buffalo. 18 17 4 Quebec,17 17 5 Hartford.15 21 3 Ottawa. 8 29 3 Pat 55 48 43 38 38 33 29 of a 140 97 137 106 148 146 128 126 106 106 130 126 103 131 142 139 129 111 121 111 130 109 141 137 118 135 111 191 Montreal. 0 2 1�?3 Vancouver 1 1 o�?2 first period�?1, Vancouver Ronning 11 Bure odjick2.28. Second period�?2, Montreal Keane 9 schneider4 50 so. 3, Vancouver Babych 3 Dirk lumme8 05. 4, Montreal Damphousse 14 brunet15 51. Third period�?5, Montreal Muller 7 petrov3 51. Shots on goal Montreal 7-7-4�?18. Vancouver 12-7-11 a 30. Power play opportunities Montroal 0 of 6 Vancouver oof to. Goalies Montreal Roy 14-9-4 30 shots-28 saves. Vancouver Mclean 12-13-0 15. A a-16,150. Leafs 3, sabres 3 Toronto 1 0 2 0�?j Buffalo. 2 1 0 0 first period�?1, Toronto Anderson 8 Bai gartner3 14. 2, Buffalo Mogil Rry 17, 11 47. 3, Buffalo May 9 Haw Orchuk mogiln12 50. Second period�?4, Buffalo Audette 10,7 08. Third period�?5, Toronto Osome 8 berg3 04. 8, Toronto Mironov 3 Baumgartner Nkru shelyski8 59. Overtime none. Shots on goal Toronto 9-7-6-0�?22. Buffalo 710-4-1-22. Power play opportunities Toronto 0 of 4 Buffalo oof 2. Goalies Toronto Rhodes 5-2-2 22 shots-19 saves. Buffalo. Hasek 12-9-3 22-19. A-16,284. Ducks 4, lightning 1 0 1 3-4 0 0 1-1 Anaheim. Tampa Bay. First period none. Second period�?1, Anaheim Williams 1 Cor-kum.valk10 28. Quot third period�?2, Anaheim Valk 6 corkum8 39 so. 3, Tampa Bay Joseph 5 Savard hamrlik14 03 up. 4, Anaheim Yake 15,17 49. 5, Anaheim Douris 6 Kasat nov19 20 in. Shots on goal Anaheim 7-7-5�?19. Tampa Bay 15-8-9-32. A a Power play opportunities Anaheim 0 of 6 Tampa Bay 1 of 5. Goalies Anaheim tug Nult 8-11-1 32shots-31 saves. Tampa Bay Puppa 9-18-3 18-15. A 10,871. Blues 4, flames 3 Calgary. .1 2 0 0-3 St. Louis. .1 1 11-4 first period�?1, Calgary Kislo 5 Esau leu wendy4 08. 2, St. Louis Prokhorov 4 Hull brown17 50. Second period�?3, Calgary Roberts 19 Nie Wendy haas7 11.4, St Louis Brown 9 Jan ney15 15. 5, Calgary floury 17 Esau kidd16 21. Third period�?6, St. Louis Hult 24 sutter3 29. Overtime-7, so Louis Janney 12 Brown montgomery3 52. Shots on goal Calgary 8-8-9-1-26. St. Louis a 10-10-8-3-31. Power play opportunities Calgary 0 of 1 St. Louis oof 3. Goalies Calgary Kidd 6-5-3 31 shots-27 saves. St. Louis Joseph 18-11-5 26-23. A 17,185. Nordques 6, stars 4 Quebec 2 1 3�?6 Dallas.,.,.0 .2 2�?4 first period�?1, Quebec Kamensky 15 Sundin wolanin9 21. 2, Quebec Ricci 12 Mckee sakic16 20 Fop. Second period-3, Quebec Corbet 1 Sakic of1 a a a a a n5f or watt8 30 gusarov1 47. 4, Dallas Courtnell 12 Modano evason5 07 up. 5, Dallas Modano 27 Hatch third period�?6, Quebec Sakic 17 Mckee kovalenko42. 7, Dallas Tinord 5 Craig klatt11 01. 8, Quebec Rucinsky 2, 11 19. 9, Dallas Cav Allenl 4 Evason modano19 31.10, Quebec Lapointe 6 Sundin. 19 58 set end. Shots on goal Quebec 6-7-8�?21. Dallas 7-1112-30. Power play opportunities Quebec 1 of 2 Dallas 1 of 4. Goalies Quebec Fiset 6-7-1 30 shots-26 saves. Dallas Zakaluk 6-4moog 11-9-4 0 00 second 14-11a-15,207. Blackhawk 5, jets 1 Winnipeg,.0 0 1�?1 Chicago. 2 0 3-5 first period�?1, Chicago Roenick 17 Noonan .,4 12 Fop. 2,- Moleux  ,5 38. Second period none. Third period�?3, Winnie a on. Ter. 1 Gorlod 1 Weinrich 4 12 up. 2, Chicago Graham 8 i eur b.sutter5 38. Second period Nons. Third period�?3, inn leg Ysebaert 8 Ems if a tkachuk14.4, Chicago Lemieux 7 b.sut-1 25. 5, Chicago Lemieux 8, 5 19. 6, Chi Chi Cago Lemieux 9 Graham chelios17 47 in shots on goal Winnipeg 10-13-10�?33. Eago 12-10-11�?33. Power play opportunities Winnipeg 0 of 6 Chi Carol of. Goalies Winnipeg Essensa 15-17-4 32 shots-28 lavas. Chicago Belfour 17-8-2 3332. A�?17,532. Nil scoring leaders new York a nil scoring Leader through Jan. 1 player. Team up g a pts  Gretzky la 38 17 49 68 12 Fedorov Del. 38 29 36 65 16 Reichl phi40 21 34 55 20 Oates bos.36 13 40 53 37 Andreychuk tor39 30 21 51 58 Zha nov win.35 17 34 51 18  40 11 40 51 67 Modano dal40 26 24 50 30 ,win.40 21 27 48 20 Sakic qua 38 18 32 48 4 Shanahan Sll.37 24 23 47 93 Tkachuk win. 40 24 23 47 89 Roenick Chi. .36 16 31 47 37 in Ouwendyk Cal. 37 24 22 40 34 Hull Sll. 35 23 23 46 30 turgeon.nyi.,34 10 30 46 6 jagr pit. 37 15 31 48 33 Sundin qua. 38 20 24 44 38 Macinnus Cal.39 14 30 44 54 Janney stl.37 11 33 44 10 american hockey league sunday s results Albany 5, Cape Breton 3 Cornwall 4, Portland 3 Fredericton 4, Saint John 3 Adirondack 5, Hamilton 2 my &0p6r bowl ticket of my gop. My user bowl ticket Rochester 3, Princa Edward Island 3, Tia sprii.gfleld3tprovldenc#31tla i Femat l hockey league sundays results Cincinnati 5, Cleveland 4 Kalamazoo 5, fort Wayne 4, so Atlanta 4, Kansas City 2 Las vegas 2, Phoenix 1 \ san Diego 6, Milwaukee 5 colonial hockey league sundays results Utica 6, Brantford 4 Flint 8, Muskegon 7. East coast hockey league sunday s results Wheeling 4, Erie 2johnstown 5, Toledo 3columbus 8, Dayton 5 Knoxville 7, Roanoke 4 Nash vice 6, Birmingham 5 College hockey sunday s scores Clarkson 9, Concordia Quebec 3 northeastern 5, Yale 3 a Princeton 8, Massachusetts 1 a Salem St. 3, Gustavus Adolphus 1 Wisconsin 6, Mankato St. 4 Merrimack 5, Alabama Huntsville 0 Providenca 4, air Force 0 tournaments Mariucci classic championship Lake Superior St. 4, Minnesota 3 third place Maine 4, Cornell 1 transactions weekend basketball National basketball association Charlotte hornets signed Lorenzo Williams Forward hockey. National hockey Laagus Buffalo sabres reassigned Sergei Petrenko Center to Rochester of the american hockey league. Recalled Matthew Baraby Forward from Rochester. Calgary flames claimed Guy Larose Forward off waivers from the Toronto Maple Leafs. Dallas stars sent Neil Brady Center to Kalamazoo of the International hockey league. Ottawa senators recalled Andy Schneider left Wing and Greg Pankewicz right Wing from Princa Edward Island of the american hockey league. Signed Brad Lauer left Wing and Herb Raglan right Wing. Pittsburgh penguins recalled de Patterson right Wing from Cleveland of the International hockey league. College Bethune Cookman announced that Sylvester Collins football coach will not return next season., a a a. A. A Maryland fired Larry Slade defensive coordinator. Named Kevin Coyle defensive coordinator Rob Spence quarterbacks coach and Dave Ungerer running backs and special teams coach. Tennis Hopma cup Perth Australia apr first round results sunday the third Day of the $510,000 hopman cup team Tennis championship at the Bur Wood dome seeding in parentheses Germany def. South Africa 82-1 Ank Hubar Germany def. Amanda Coatar South Africa 7-6 7-43-8,6-1. Bed Karbacher Germany def. Marcos on Druska South Africa 6-4,6-4. Ondruska and Coatar South Africa def Karbacher and Huber Germany 8-7 12-10. Switzerland 7 def. Neth mands 3-0 Manuela male Eva frag Nero swat Mariand def. Miriam Ora mans Netherlands 341,6-3,6-0. Jakob Wlasak swat Mariand def. Jan Siemering Netherlands 4-8,6-4,7-5. Hlasek and male eve Fragniere Switzerland def. Siemering and Ora mans Netherlands 8-0. Speed skating Speed skating trials Milwaukee apr top finishers sunday of the . Olympic Long track Speed skating trials at Pettit National Lea Center women s 1,000 meters 1, Bonnie Blair Champaign tit., 1 20.64 broke own Pettit Center record set saturday 1 20.862, Chantal Bailey Champaign Ihu a 1 23.14. 3, Michelle Kline. 1 23.96. 4, Christina witty new Berlin wis., 1 23.99. 5, Moira o Andrea Saratoga Springs ., 1 24.73. 3.000 meters 1, Chantal Bailey 4 35.01. 2, Christine schools 4 36.15. 3, Angela Zuckerman Whitefish Bay wis., 4 36.42. 4. Moira d Andrea 4 40.15. 5, Nancy Swider Peitz Park Ridge iii., 4 40.83. Menus 1,000 Matara 1, Dan Jansen 1 13.27 broke own Pettit Center record set saturday 1 13.59. 2, David Besteman Madison wis., 1 15.47. 3, Brendan Eppert St. Louis 1 15.72. 4, tie Erik Hendriksen Mahomet iii., and Nathaniel Mills Evanston iii., 1 15.91. 5.000 meters 1. Pc Boutiette Tacoma wash., 7 07.49. 2, Brian Wanek Mequon wis., 7 08.88. 3, David Tamburrno Saratoga Springs  7 17.88. 4, Brian Smith Cedar rapids Iowa 7 18.23. 5, John Singer Arlington Heights 111., 7 23.98. Short track Speed skating Lake Placid . Apr results sunday on the second Day of the 1994 . Short track Speed skating trials held at the Lake Placid olympic Center men s 500 meter time trial 1, Andy Gabel Northbrook ib., 45.04 seconds. 2, Tony Goskowicz Wauwatosa wis., 45.19. 3, Eric i aim Boston 48.94. 4, John Costa w. Bloomfield mich., 57.90, woman a 500 meter time trial 1, Cathy Turner Hilton . 46.88. 2, Amy Paterson Maplewood minn., 47.13. 3, Karen Cash Man Quincy mass., 48.07. 4, Carrie Johnson Minneapolis. 68.54. Soccer National pro. League a sunday s results a a Buffalo 14, Baltimore 2 a St. Louis 17, Chicago 4 a Milwaukee 16, Wichita 6 Dayton 21, Cleveland 19 Hamburg 22, Kansas City 20 Detroit 18, Canton 8