exas prep tailback
ooses Michigan
It's \ery early in the football
recruiting season with si ning day
still over seven months away, but
Michigan may have just inked one of
its top recruits for the 2005 class.
-Texas high school running back
standout David Underwood, who will
be a senior next year at Madisonville
h School, averted pressure to stay
state and chose the Wolverines
Friday.
The 6-0, 220 pound back recently
wowed onlookers at Texas A&M's
Nike Camp when he was clocked at
4.38 in the 40 yard dash.
Underwood is the fourth commit-
ment for the Wolverines and the sec-
ond highly touted out-of-state
prospect to join Michigan's upcom-
ing class. Fullback Scott McClintock
of Pennsv'vania has also verballed to
9 Wolverines.
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Malchow sets world
record in 200 fly
CHARL OTTE, N.C. (AP)
Michigan graduate Tom Malehow
a sorld record in the 200-meter
b-utterfly Saturday, breaking the
mark set by Denis Pankratov of
Russia in 1995.
Malchow, the U.S. record holder
and 1996 Olympic silver medalist,
was timed in I minute, 55:18 sec-
onds in the Charlotte UltraSwim,
topping Pankratov's mark of I
minute, 55:22 seconds
The 23-year-old swimmer from
St. Paul, Minn., brought the crowd
its feet when he touched the wall
er the first 100 meters and his
split of 55:53 seconds was clearly on
world-record pace.
LSU takes CWS
title in last at-bat
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - The LSU
Wers, the college baseball team of
the 1990s, captured another national
title Saturday.
Brad Cresse singled off Justin
Wayne in the bottom of the ninth,
scoring Ryan Theriot from second as
the Tigers beat Stanford 6-5 for their
fifth College World Series champi-
onship since 1991.
Theriot slid across home plate,
jumped up and tossed his batting hel-
met into the air. His teammates sur-
nded him, then seconds later, they
a made a beeline for Cresse, whoo
was standing alone between first and
second.
The celebration continued as fam-
ily, friends and fans poured onto the
Rosenblatt Stadium field.
The players donned championship
T-shirts, hats and - in typical LSU
style - Mardi Gras beads.
heriot started the ninth-inning
with a single to left, and Mike
Fontenot followed with a walk, set-
ting up Cresse's heroics.
MLB Standings
AL-CENTRAL W L PCT GB HOME AWAY STK
Chicago 43 24.642 - 17-00 2614 wonoG
Cleveland 34 30.531 7.5 1515 1915 Lost 6
ransasC ity 3333500 9.5 2012 1321 iast 2
Minnesota 3039.435 14 1720 1319 Lost 1
Detroit 2637.413 15 1617 1020W on 2
AL-EAST W L PCT GB HOME AWAY STK
Boston 3528.556 - 1612 1916 Lost 1
NYYankees 3428.548 .5 1715 17-13 Lost3
Toronto 3633.522 2 1717 1916 Won1
Baltimore 30 35.462 5 2011 1024 Lost 1
Tampa Bay 26 40.394 10.5 14-19 1221 Lost 1
AL-WEST W L PCT GB HOME AWAY STK
oakland 38 29.567 - 1517 23-12 Won 4
Seattle 3629.554 1 2010 1619 Won1
Anaheim 3433507 4. 1915 1518 Won1
Texas 3135.470 85 19.15 1220 Woos1
NL-CENTRAL W L PCT GO HOME AWAY STA
St. Louis 39 28.582 - 19-14 20-14 Won 6
Cincinnat 32 34.485 6.5 1716 15-18 Lost 5
Pittsurgh 2937.439 9.5 1920 10-17 Lost 2
Chicago 2938.433 0 01920 10-18 Won 2
Milwaukee 28 39.418 11 1620 1219 Won 1
Houston 2443.358 15 1219 12-24 Lost3
NL-EAST W L PCT GA HOME AWAY .STK
Atlanta 4126.612-- 23-10 18-16 Lost 3
NY Mets 36 29.554 4 1911 17-18 Lost 1
Montreal 3331,516 65 2211 11-20 Lost 3
Florida 32 36.471 9.5 18-17 14-19 Won 3
Philadelphia 2639.400 14 1519 11-20 Won2
NL-WEST W L PCT GA HOME AWAY STK
A210na 39 28.582 - 23-9 1F069 Lost 2
iCctotaoio 36 27.571 1 248 020_9 on 2
Loosa ss35 30530 35 1-7 -iLost2
San Francisco3331.516 4.5 2113 12-18 Won 5
San Diego 29 37.439 9.5 1815 1 22 Won 2
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