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SPORTS RIEFS
liii to sign with
Lando, leave Pistons
AUBURN HILLS (AP) All-Star
'rant Hill has told Detroit manage-
sent that he is leaving the Pistons, the
etroit Free Press reported Friday.
After six years as Detroit's franchise
layer, the free agent told Pistons exec-
tive Joe Dumars on Thursday night
tat he will sign with the Orlando
'ic, the newspaper said.
rlando offered Hill S67.5 million
r six years, the most allowed under
te collective bargaining agreement.
e can't sign until Aug. 1.
Hill, a five-time NBA All-Star,
ecame a free agent on Saturday.
He visited Orlando with San
ntonio Spurs forward Tim Duncan.
ill told Dumars the Magic's offer was
o good to pass up, even if Duncan does
ot leae the Spurs, the Free Press said.
illiams stays at
U, spurns UNC
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Roy
ihliams found it harder to say no to his
ayers than to Dean Smith.
So Williams, ending an agonizing
eek that kept two states and two great
g basketball programs in sus-
'e, gave up a chance to coach his
loved North Carolina and decided to
main at Kansas.
"I'm staying," Williams said
hursday night at a news conference as
ore than 16,000 fans sitting in the
otball bleachers screamed and
ecred.
"The decision here I've made came
ter the toughest seven days of my life.
couldn't trade my players. That
j me more important than my dream
ing at North Carolina."
Calling Smith to say he wasn't going
succeed Bill Guthridge wis "as
inful an experience I could have."
"I apologized to him, ad just those
rds weren't enough, said Williams,
o was an assistant to Smith for 10
ars
't scores 880 on
gets into MSU
EAST LANSING (AP) - High
ool basketball star Zach Randolpht
o an appeal Friday that will allow
t to play at Michigan State next
ason despite low scores on an
trance exam.
he university learned that the
AA granted Randolph full-quali-
r status, spokesman John
tdowski said.
dolph, a f-foot-9 d70-pound
ter from Marion, Ind., had the
essary grade-poitt average
uired by the NCAA, but lie was 20
nts shy of the score he needed on
SAT
lhe NCAA did not reveal the rea-
for its decision.
I'm thrilled for Zach Randolph,"
aan State coach Tom Izzo said.
made academics a top priority,
all of his hard work in the class-
nm bass'paid off"

MICHIGAN NOTES
Michigan agrees to
deal with WJR
The Michigan athletic department
and WJR reached an agreement that
will make the Detroit superstation
the flagship station of Wolverine
football and men's basketball
through 2005-06.
By adding WJR, the U-M Radio
Network has become one of the
largest networks in the Midwest,
with the capability to reach ip to 38
states as well as a chutk of eastern
Canada.
Along with game broadcasts, WJR
will air a coaches show at least twice
per week during both the football
and basketball seasons.
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MLB Standings
ALCENTRAL W L PCT GO HOME AWAY STK
Chcago 5531.640 - 25-15 3016 Lost i
Ceelant 4342.5611.52 21 2a1Los
Kansas City 3945.464 15.0 2319 16-26 Won '
Detroit 3845.458 15.5 18-19 226 on 1
Minnesota 375241619.5 1725 2027 Lost 7
AL-EAST W L PT G HOME AWAY STK
NY ankes 537.549 - 2017 2520 Won 5
Toronto 4741.534 1 22-18 2523 woo
Boston 4241.506 35 1919 2322 Lost 2
Baltimore 37 48.435 9.5 2313 14-35 Lost 1
TampaBay 3450.405 12 18-25 1625 Losti1
AL-WEST W L PeT GB HOME AWAY STK
Seatle 55035588 - 2913 2122 Won 1
oakland 4837.55 2 2320 2517 Won 2
Anaheim 4641.529 5 2921 1720 Won 3
Texas 4242.50 7.5 2820 14-22 Won5
NL-CENTRAL W L PCT GO HOME AWAY STK
St. Lois 5036581 - 28-19 2217 Lost 3
Cincinnati 4343.500 7 2421 19-22 Won 3
Pittsurgh 3847.447 115 2322 1525 Won 4
Milwaukee 3651.41414.5 2026 1625 Lost1
Chicago 3451.400 15.5 21-24 1327 Won 1
Houston 2957.337 21 14-28 15-29 Lost 1
NL-EAST W L PCT G HOME AWAY ST
Atlanta 5235.598 --- 28-15 2420 Won 2
NY Mts 47 38.553 4 2817 1921 Lost 3
Floda 4443.506 8 2621 1822 Won 1
Montreal 4241.506 8 27-20 1521 Lost 1
Pdadelphia 3946.459 12 2123 1823 Won 1
NL-WEST W L PCT GO HOME AWAY STK
Arizona 5037.575 - 3115 1922 Lost 2
San Francsco4638.548 2.5 2715 1923 Wono8
Colorado 4539.536 3.5 289 1735 Lost 6
Los Angeles 4441.518 5 19-19 2522 Los 1
San Diego 37 49430 125 2120 1629 Lost 4
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