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WEDNESDAY S TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL AL ■ ME H YORK YANKf ES—Mared Gordon Blakeley dredor of vSematenal scouting. pm (kao >nm league taw! end Begge Wa« area scout <o« South** CaMotraa ■ SEATTLE MARINERS-- HarwO Stew Smith coach Mahon* league ■ ONawariMfos- Ayeedtst*™ ■Ah JUfcan Mock, scouting (Vector. on « too-ye* contact BASKETBALL NBA ■ Hi W YORK KMCKS-Syted Gary Grant. guard Placed Anthony Tuck*. tor »*tt 00 Pm njuied as! FOOTBALL NFL ■ ARIZONA CAROWAl s.Signed C J Bchvdson. safety Placed Paint* Hum* Cornett**, on injured imewe 1 CAROL INA PANTHERS S-o^sO Ono PHaw (unmngbock Placed Nate Turn* running ux* on njurad mnrvo ■ GREf!N BAY PACKSR$ Placed Ty Detm*. qu*rt*tadt or injured reserve Signed W*c McCoy. quarterback. to the pracace squad Waved Seth Dafner oHeowe tackle, ctf "v> practice squad ■ NEW YORK GIANTS- S^netJ Ten Watson solely Raced V ••.•« >• t> /.i • solely, on injured reserve Signed a* Johnson cwnertiKk. to the practice squad W acred Kern Feighery pur'te» ■ M ft YORK ATS Placed Got- ft*y »airt»»t>ac*. on enured R**ia*a Oe«ter Carter >o Signed Ena A ‘•H-’ rj.jr’wtao and Jed Sy»w wide pur! returner ■ SAN FRANCSCO A9ERS -Waned Ton, /*n*s*s EttcefcOker. and Tot JofdftV v/:r end Sgned ATI ft * r,s p*e*ic*#r SOCCER NAT ION Al PROFESSIONAL SOCCE R LE AGUE ■ ONONNA Tl SJt VE R8AC* S T •***) U*c OoM#*f deMnder. tOlheftrlMo f»//ard lor the rights to (Alt Kmoefcj, defender COLLEGE ■ BROCKPORT STATE Named Ben t>*e men's »mut' MstctMl coach M« e Gum autatan! sac* and Md coach And 8onm* Weston chearteaijng coach ■ KE AH -Named Sears Oevene, Scott Sr ~ Jo* Wettf and Bs« lOBs men's as**** baseetta* coaches and Jer>> ftOTCer, womer.'s ass*’..v' basAettaJ coach ■ 1ONG iSl AMD U Named ftr-ndes Saunders men's aswsSsh! CftsAefca* coach and Yotanda Champagne eromen's assis tant tasaettsai coach ■ SOUTHERN UTAH-An- ■ rtthn r«*gnahon ©< Jac* ftrshop. toot!.*-' coach ■ AT ST MINSTER MISSOURI Named Mph Young tooeaS coach and Terr, Lcgue sports ustormatwn ooateji\*tp Ill the Nov H edition iif the DDK, nn article incor rectly spelled (. reg l.ahovitch's lutnie In the name article, the varsity c lub sport team was said to he allotted $200 and had to pay for most of its own expenses In reality, the team is allot ted $2,000 and only pays for its uniforms and the expense to travel lo tin- national Sour nwmmt. In addition, thi' picture accompanying the story miMilmitifiml )i>smi Hun t) ns David Mustaino and (raig Knnaud as Scott Dm kt'lmnnn The Emrrald regrets tile errors Ducks sign pair of early recruits ■ BASKETBALL: Head coach Jody Runge and her squad will welcome a center and a point guard from Oregon to the team next year The Oregon women's basket ball team announced Wednes day the signing of two in state re< nuts to letters of intent to play Iwsketball Jenny Mime, n B-foot-4 renter from Powers, and Shannon Thorne, a ft foot 10 guard from Beaverton, signed letters of intent, head roach Judy Runge said Mown led Powers High School to a 2t-2 record and the t'i'15 lA state title Playing less than three-quarters of most games ns n junior. Mows aver aged 2!i H points. 1? rebounds 9 5 blocked shots and 4.5 assists per game during the regular sea sim Mowc increased h<-r s oring performance to 2fl 5 points p«*r game in the state tournament scoring 35 points and grab bing 2fi rebounds in the first round A two-time all-state and three time all-league performer. Mown ha* been named first-team all tournament at every tournament she has competed in during her high school career. "Jenny committing to us early is a big issue,” Rungo said "She was a relative unknown until the July period at whic h time she began drawing attention She vvns one ol ion! htghlv re< ruited five players in the country." Thome helped lead Beaverton to a third-place finish at the state tournament, the highest finish in the school's history. In four postseason games, she totaled -i‘i points on -12 percent shooting from the floor She also added 20 rebounds. eight blocks and night steals As a sopho more. Thorne and the Heavers won the consolation crown, which was the school's best fin ish at that time She contributed 27 points and 17 rebounds to the title effort "Shannon has always been intent on coming to the Univer sity and has made a concerted effort to tell us that all along," Kunge said. "She is a great ath lete. has a tremendous work ethic and loves the game Once she gets physically stronger, she will be n great asset to our pro gram." "Heine able to sign two of the ties! in state players is very sig nificant." Kunge added, “fenny and Shannon have played on the same AAIJ team and that had big impact on both of them committing to us." The early signing period runs through Nov. 15. Young to return against the Cowboys ■ SAN FRANCISCO: The 49ers will probably have their star quarterback play this weekend SANTA CI.ARA. Calif (AP) — Stm i' Young, a reluctant expert on shoulder injuries, said ho thinks ha'll ho back to run the Son From iv n 49m’ offense Sun day at Dallas Ho also conceded, however, that there's no way tho deep. left shoulder bruise that has kept him out of the past three games will be completely healed. "I'm not looking to be 100 per cent. 1 don't have to !>e 100 per ient to no ploy football." Young said Wednesday "There's a gray area in there and om» 1 reach that gray area. I'm going to push to play football. "1 intend to be ready to play football on Sunday." he said. Young, sidelined since being injured (X:t 15 in a loss at Indi anapolis, said the same thing Inst week but wound up sitting out the -tiers' 13-7 loss to expansion Carolina "It s redundant but I am getting better." said Young, officially list ed ns questionable for the rematch of the teams involved in tin* past three NFC! title games Dallas won the first two on the way to Super Bowl titles. San Franc isc.o came tine k to defeat the Cowboys Inst year en route to a Super Bowl victory over San Diego ' “1 won't make the same mis take 1 did last week of throwing too much We're going to make sure it's ready for Sunday, not Thursday.” said Young, who lim ited himself to 40 throws Wednesday, including 25 with the first-team offense. He originally hurt his shoulder in a Week 2 victory over Atlanta. Call 346-4343 to place your ad today HorOSCOpC by Frances Drake For D>Uf*<l*y, Nov 9. 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