2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - September 28, 1998
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Who: Katie McGregor Sport: Cross country
Hometown: Willoughby, Ohio Year: Senior
High School: Willoughby South Eligibility: Senior
Why: The senior continued her perfect season so far by winning the
Sundodger Invitational in Seattle on Saturday. McGregor's blisteringl
time of 16:44 set the course record by 17 seconds. The victory is
McGregor's third in as many meets this season, after individual titles
at the Sycamore Pride Meet Sept. 5 and at the Bowling Green
Invitational Sept. 12.
Background: Was cross country Big Ten freshman of the year ... track
All-American .., Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the McGregor
Arts . Born September 2, 1977.
NFL Stand ings
NCAA Football Results
East
Allegheny 35, Susquehanna 30
Amherst 21, Bates 0
Brown 23, Lafayette 21
Bryant 30. Assumption 14
Bucknell 27, Columbia 20
Butler 26, Wesley 24
California, P.A. 31, Mansfield 24, OT
Canisius 22, Sienna 7
Carnegie-Mellon 29, Alfred 14
Catholic 14, Dickinson 9
Clarion 23, Kutztown 16
Colgate 34, Harvard 14
Connecticut 63, Yale 21
Cornell 17. Holy Cross 9
Cortland St. 58, Buffalo St. 31
Delaware 31, New Hampshire 7
Delaware Valley 29, La Salle 0
Duquesne 31, St. John's, NY 3
Fairfield 24, Georgetown, D.C. 17
Franklin & Marshall 31. Muhlenburg 28
Gettysburg 28, Swarthmore 20
Hobart 19, Union, NY 14
Indiana, PA 37, Bloomsberg 27
Iona 24, Sacred Heart 3
Ithaca 18, College of NJ. 16
Juniata 44, Kings, PA 27
Kings Point 35, Johns Hopkins 22
Lehigh 31, Princeton 24, OT
Maine 14, Dartmouth 3
Massachusetts 51, Buffalo 27
Montclair St. 34, Brockport 8
Northeastern 24, Rhode Island 17
Plymouth St. 20, Norwich 17
RPI 42, Worchester Tech. 19
Richmond 34, Penn 18
Salva Regina 42, MIT 0
Slippery Rock 44, East Stroudsburg 9
Townson 35, Fordham 34, OT
Trinity, Conn. 21, Colby 7
Tufts 55, Hamilton 30
Villanova 45, William & Mary 28
W. New England 23, Nichols 7
Wagner 45, St. Francis, Pa. 14
Wesleyan, Conn. 55, Middlebury 28
West Virginia 44, Tulsa 21
Williams 42, Bowdoin 0
Midwest
Alma 44, Franklin 7
Ashland 24. Wayne, Mich. 7
Cent. Florida 38, Bowling Green 31
Central Michigan 46. Kent 7
Cent. Missouri 10. Truman St. 7
Coe 41, Dubuque 27
Dakota St. 33, S. Dakota Tech 10
Dickinson St. 49, Mayville St. 42
Drake 59, Quincy 34
E. Illinois 13, Tennessee Tech. 3
Geneva 44, St. Xavier 19
Huron 36, Midland Lutheran 34
Indianapolis 31. Mercyhurst 6
Iowa 37. Illinois 14
Kalamazoo 30. Rose-Hulman 14
Marsh.l. 26, E. Michigan 23
Miami (Ohio) 28, Toledo 14
Michigan 29, Michigan St.17
Mount union 42, Ohio Northern 37
Nebraska 55, Washington 7
Northwood, Mich. 35, Ferris St. 21
Notre Dame 31, Purdue 30
Ohio Wesleyan 21, Kenyon 13
Olivet 32, Defiance 13
Saginaw Valley St. 41, N. Michigan 13
Texas Tech 31, Iowa St. 24
Trinity, Ill. 34, Depauw 18
Wisconsin 38, Northwestern 7
Wittenburg 45. Eartham 0
Wooster 16, Dennison 7
south
Appalachian St. 26. The Citadel 11
Florida 51, Kentucky 35
Florida A&M 31, Tennessee St. 23
Florida St. 30, Southern Cal 10
Furman 51, VMI 14
Georgia Southern 42, Chattanooga 25
Louisville 52. Boston College 28
Methodist 38, Apprentice 20
Mississippi St. 38, South Carolina 0
N. Carolina A & T 37, Fayetteville St. 20
Norfolk St. 46, Morgan St. 43, OT
Tulane 42, Navy 24
Virginia 24, Duke 0
Virginia Tech 27, Pitt sburg 7
Wake Forest 29. Clemson 19
Washington & Lee 21, Centre 20
West
BYU 43, Murray St. 9
Colorado St. 38. UNLV 16
Mississippi 48, Southern Meth. 41, OT
Montana St. 37, Sacremento St. 30
Montana Tech 45, Humboldt St. 17
Oregon 63, Stanford 28
Pomona-Pitzer 13, Whitworth 10
Rocky Mountain 31, Carroll, Mont. 20
W. Washington 40, W. Montana 10
Wyoming 31. Lousiana Tech 19
Associated Press Poll
The AP top 25 poll (1st-place votes).
Team Points Previous
1. Ohio State (58) 1,744 1
2. Nebraskta (7) 1,601 2
3. Tennessee (2) 1,562 4
4. UCLA (1) 1,542 3
5. Kansas State (2) 1,522 5
6. Louisiana State 1,389 6
7. Penn State 1,255 7
8. Florida 1,242 8
9. Florida State 1,217 10
10, Virginia 1,043 11
11. Syracuse 1,011 12
12. Georgia 981 13
13. Wisconsin 930 14
14. Arizona 783 16
15. Colorado 714 15
16. West Virginia 684 19
17, Oregon 613 20
18. Texas A&M 604 17
19. Virginia Tech 538 21
20. Washington 399 9
21. Southern Cal 304 18
22. Arkansas 277 -
23. Missouri (tie) 155 25
23. Notre Dame (tie) 155 23
25. Michigan 64 -
USA TodayIESPN Poll
The USA Today; ESPN top 25 poll
list place vote).
Team Points Previous
1. Ohio State148) 1,528 1
2. Nebraska ;(151 1,4912
3. Kansas State t 1) 1,35 3
4. UCLA1, 1,342 5
5. Tennessee 1,341 4
6. Louis ana State 1,229 6
7. Penn State 1,121 7.
8. Florida 1.095 9
9. Virgina 1.018 10
10. Florida State 980 11
11. Syracuse 873 13
12. Georgia 864 12
13. Wisconsin 777 14
14. Anizona 693 16 *
15. Colorado 657 15
16. Virginia Tech 582 19
17. Oregon (tie) 522 21
18, West Virginia (tie) 522 20
19. Texas A&M 491 18
20. Washington 407 8
21. Missouri 200 24
22. Southern California 197 1
23. Notre Dame 151
24. Arkansas 130
25. Tulane 107 -
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Philadelphia
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Minnesota
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Chicago
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Atlanta
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New England
N.Y. Jets
Buffalo
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1. Ohio State (58)
2. Nebraska (7)
3. Tennessee (2)
4. UCLA (1)
5. Kansas State (2)
6. Louisiana State
7. Penn State
8. Florida
9. Florida State
10. Virginia
11. Syracuse
12. Georgia
13. Wisconsin
14. Arizona
15. Colorado
16. West Virginia
17. Oregon
18. Texas A&M
19. Virginia Tech
20. Washington
21. Southern Cal
22. Arkansas
23. Missouri (tie)
23. Notre Dame (tie)
25. Michigan
top 25 fared
Point
1,737
1,660
1,544
1,538
1,503
1,395
1,293
1,275
1,151
1,069
1,050
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885
823
701
626
613
570
531
492
294
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Idle. Next week: vs. Penn State
Defeated No. 20 Washington 557
Defeated Houston 42.7
Game against Miami (Fla.) postponed
Defeated Northeast Louisiana 62-7
Defeated Idaho 53-20
Idle. Next week: at Ohio State
Defeated Kentucky 51.35
Defeated Southern Cal 30-10
Defeated Duke 24-0
Idle. Next week: at North Carolina St.
Idle. Next week: at No. 6 Louisiana St.
Defeated Northwestern 38-7
Defeated San Diego State 35-16
Defeated Baylor 18-16
Defeated Tulsa 44-21
Defeated Stanford 63-28
Defeated North Texas 28-9
Defeated Pittsburgh 27-7
Lost to No. 2 Nebraska 55-7
Lost to No. 9 Florida State 30-10
Defeated Alabama 42.6
Idle. Next week: vs. Northwestern St.
Defeated Purdue 31-30
Defeated Michigan State 2917
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Yesterday's Scores
Green Bay 37, CAROLINA 30
Oakland 13, DALLAS 12
New Orleans 19, INDIANAPOLIS 13 (OT)
Kansas City 24, PHILADELPHIA 21
Arizona 20, ST. LOUIS 17
Jacksonville 27, TENNESSEE 22
Denver 38, WASHINGTON 16
PITTSBURGH 13. Seattle 10
Minnesota 31. CHICAGO 28
N.Y. Giants 34, SAN DIEGO 16
$AN FRANCISCO 31, Atlanta 20
,A BALTIMORE 31, Cincinnati 24
Tonight's Game
Tampa Bay at DETROIT. 8 p.m.
- Home teams in CAPS
Next Week's Games
San Diego at Indianapolis. 1 p.m.
New England at New Orleans, 1 p.m.
Detroit at Chicago. 1 p.m.
San Francisco at Buffalo, 1 p.m.
Dallas at Washington, 1 p.m.
Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m.
Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m.
Oakland at Arizona. 1 p.m.
Philadelphia at Denver, 4 p.m.
N.Y. Giants at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m.
Seattle at Kansas City, 8 p.m.
Next Monday's Game
Minnesota at Green Bay, 8 p.m.
MLB Final Standings
American League
National League
East Division
Team W L
x-New York 114 48
y-Boston 92 70
Toronto 88 74
Baltimore 79 83
Tampa Bay 63 99
Central Division
Team W L
x-Cleveland 89 73
Chicago 79 83
Kansas City 72 89
Minnesota 70 92
Detroit 65 97
West Division
Team W L
x-Texas 87 74
Anaheim 85 77
Seattle 76 85
Oakland 74 88
Pct.
.695
.558
.532
.503
.403
GB
22
26
35
51
East Division
Team W L Pct.
x-Atlanta 106 56 .643
New York 88 72 .561
Philadelphia 75 87 .465
Montreal 65 97 .397
Florida 54 108 .327
Pct. GB
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.484 9
.46117.5
.426 19
.391 24
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Central Division
Team W L
x-Houston 102 60
z-Chicago 89 73
St. Louis 83 79
Cincinnati 77 85
Milwaukee 74 88
Pittsburgh 69 93
West Division
Team W L
x-San Diego 97 64
z-San Fran. 89 73
Los Angeles 82 79
Colorado 77 85
Arizona 65 96
Pct.
.631
.554
.506
.468
.462
.455
Pct.
.611
.535
.506
.478
.395
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31
41
52
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19
25
28
33
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.535
.535
.468
.458
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CCHA Preseason
Coaches Poll
Team Points
1. Michigan (9) 117
2. Ohio State (3) 108
3. Michigan State (1) 83
4. Northern Michigan 79
4. Notre Dame 79
6. Ferris State 64
7. Miami (Ohio) 49
8. Bowling Green 45
9. Lake Superior State 26
10. Western Michigan 24
11. Alaska-Fairbanks 15
(first place votes in parentheses)
:schedue
Friday
Men's tws at Western Michigan Invitational
Wom's tenniat Western Michigan nvItanal
Reid hockey, at Iowa, 4 p.m.
Soccer vs. Iowa, Michigan Soccer Field, 4 p.m.
Hockey Blue/Whrte Game, 7 p.m.
Vkt daa tNothwstern, 730 p.m.
Saturday
Men's tennis at Western Michigan invitational
Women's tes at Western Michigan Invitational
Women's il hosts Wolverine Invitational, 8 a.m.
No"tb at Iowa. 3:30 p.m.
Hockey vs. Guelph, 7 p.m.
Volleybal at Indiana, 7 p.m.
Men's cross country at Paul Short Invitational, TBA
Sunday
Men's tentis at Western Michigan Invitational
Women's tennis at Western Michigan invitational
wome'sgN hosts Wolverine Invitational,8 am.
Fleil Hockey at Northwestern. noon
Soccer vs. Minnesota, Michigan Soccer Field. 1p.m.
x-wan dlvisiorf
y-won wild card race
z-will face off in a one-game playoff to decide
the winner of the wild card race
Another Deloitte Consulting Difference
A one-game playoff between the Chicago Cubs and
the San Francisco Giants will be held at Wrigley Field
at 7:45 p.m. The winner will advance to the National
league playoffs.
Playoff pairings
Ame an League
N.Y. Yankees vs. Texas
Cleveland vs. Boston
National League
If Cubs win playoff:
Atlanta vs. Chicago
Houston vs. San Diego
If Giants win playoff:
Atlanta vs. San Francisco
Houston vs. San Diego
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Visit our booths at the:
Engineering Career Fair
September 29th, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
North Campus Media Union
LS&A Career Fair
October 6th, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Michigan Union Ballroom
Systems Analyst Presentation
October 8th, 6:00 pm
Campus Inn's Regency Room
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Visit our Web site at www.careers.dtcg.com
CCHA Preseason
Media Poll
Team Point
1. Michigan (13) 289
2. Ohio State (11) 285
3. Michigan State (3) 258
4. Northern Michigan 194
5. Notre Dame (1) 189
6. Miami (Ohio) 153
7. Lake Superior State 130
8. Ferris State 126
9. Bowling Green 94
10. Western Michigan 78
11. Alaska-Fairbanks 52
(first place votes in parentheses*
Same old,:.
stor: Daily
et News againy
It happened again.
For the second time in as many
years, The Michigan Daily beat the
State News in a touch football game,
handing the Spartans a 91-84 loss at
Elbel Field in a marathon game St
lasted more than three hours.
History was made at this year's
event, when members of the losing
squad produced a scrap of paper
after the game bearing the words,
"Who's your daddy?" The scroll was
an apparent reference to former
Daily Sports Editor Alan
Goldenbach, who infuriated, State
News players last year by chanting
the phrase while running back one of
several interceptions. State Nos
players had planned to taunt Daily
players with the paper had they won.
They didn't win, of course.
Daily staff members said they
would frame the scrap of paper,
which will become the game's annu-
al Brown Jug-like trophy.
The Daily wasbpropelled by the
twin surprise break-out perfor-
mances of men's golf stalwarts
Harpster and Kevin Rosen fi .
Wide receiver Mike Solomon over-
came a nasty leg gash to haul in sev-
eral touchdown passes, most of them
over State defensive back Al Toby.
State quarterback Joe Rexrode com-
plained a lot, but did manage to
march his team to three straight
touchdowns against the Daily's all-
female lineup.
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DAILY. WE
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