5 Kansas 64 vs. Texas 52 Poor shooting trips Texas Jayhawks restrict Brown to fewest points this season By Melinda Weaver sports@kanson.com Kansan writerwriter In one of its tougher games of the season, Texas did not get the production it expected from the nation's third-highest scorer, Edwina Brown. In a 64-52 loss to Kansas last night at Allen Fieldhouse, senior forward Brown's sevenpoint performance marked the first time in 24 games she did not score in double figures. Her last single-digit scoring game was six points in a loss to Texas Tech on Feb. 27, 1999. Lynn Pride lays up the ball as a Texas opponent tries to swat it away. Pride had an average of 17.6 points per game heading into the match. Photo by Aaron Lindberga/KANSAN "It is very atypical for Edwina to be three-of-15," Texas coach Jody Conradt said. "That's not how she plays." Brown said she expected to be a greater factor in the game but could not get her shot to drop. "It it was tough to get a shot," Brown said. "I have to be patient and wait for a good shot. I have to let them come to me, so I can get a good shot." Kansas matched Brown against senior forward Lynn Pride, Brown's teammate in the 1999 Pan-American Games during the summer. "Defensively, I can't say enough for our club to hold a player like Edwina to seven points," Kansas coach Marian Washington said. "We matched her up with Lynn. We thought that would be a good matchup because we like the size, and we thought that would give her some looks she wasn't used to." An anemic scoring performance from Brown was the least of the Longhorns' woes. They had only one player score in double figures in a 35.5 percent shooting effort. "We were not very effective off the offense end," Conradt said. "Part of it was Kansas' defense and size, but we had lots of missed opportunities. We had no flow. There was a reluctance of our players to shoot. I don't know if they were fearful of getting their shots blocked or tentative with the shot, but they tried to make unreal passes when they should have probably shot the ball." Texas' biggest offensive contribution came from an unlikely source. Sophomore forward Tracy Cook led the team in scoring with 14 points on six-of-eight shooting. However, she did not score for the remainder of the game, and poor perimeter shooting could not make up for the loss of inside production. "Tracy was our only inside pressure." Conrad said. "She was playing very well." Cook averages only 6.2 points per game, but she was the Longhorns' best offensive weapon against Kansas. Kansas opened the second half with a five-point lead, but Cook scored nine points in the half's opening five minutes, giving the Longhorns a one-point lead. Texas' starting guards JoRuth Woods and Asha Hill went 7-of-19 from the floor, and freshman guard Alisha Sare, who is averaging 12.4 points per game, added only seven. Texas' one-of-11 shooting from three-point rance was the worst this season. "We were our own worst enemy," Conrad said. "We would be in the paint with the ball and try to make a two-foot pass. And you have to look at the way we shot from the perimeter. We needed to take care of the ball and make our free throws, and we didn't do any of those things." BOX SCORE No. 23 KANSAS 64, TEXAS 52 TEXAS (15-8) Cook 8·2·3·14, Brown 3·1·5·17, Littleton 1·4·2·74, Woods 4·7·0·14, Hill 3·1·2·00, Sare 3·8·0·14, Dillard 0·1·0·00, Cullen 0·0·0·00, Godfrey 1·1·0·12, Johnson 0·3·0·02, Ryan 1·3·3·24, Tressi 22·62·7·18·52 KANSAS (17-5) Reves 4.6 1-9, 2 Fours 17-17 7-21, Johnson 4.1 1-6 7, 14, Raymont 4.7 1-2 11, Jackson 1.2 1-5, May 0 0-0, Scott 0.2 0-0, White 3.0 2-0, 23-0 3-0, McDermott 3.5 357-16 22 64, Haffmee -Kansas 30, Texas 23, 3-point goals -Kansas 1-11 (Sare 1-6, Hill 0-5), Kansas 2-4 (Raymont 2-2, Prout 1, Scott 0-1), Fouled out -Cook, Rebounds 1-1, Assists -Kansas 7 (Brown 4), Kansas 12 (Jason 4), Total fouls -Kansas 22, Kansas 17, A-3, 31-10 Lynn Pride drives in for a quick two points. Pride had 21 points on the night against Texas. Photo by Aaron Lindberg/KANSAN This Weekend Weekend Time Schedule All Times CST Saturday TOP 25 Basketball Monday Women No. 2 Stanford vs. Oregon State, 5 p.m. No. 3 Duke at Georgia Tech, 3 p.m. No. 5 Ohio State vs. Penn State, 11:15 a.m. No. 6 Michigan State at Wisconsin, 6 p.m. No. 7 Arizona at Washington State, 7 p.m. No. 12 Florida at Miami, 6 p.m. No. 13 Connecticut at Notre Dame, 11 a.m. No. 14 Oklahoma State at No. 16 Oklahoma, 3 p.m. No. 17 Iowa state vs. Nebraska, 7 p.m. No. 18 Texas at Missouri, 12-45 p.m. No. 20 Kansas at Kansas State, 3 p.m. No. 21 Utah vs. Brigham Young, 8 p.m. No. 22 Oregon vs. Oregon State, 9:30 p.m. No. 24 Oregon at California, 9:30 p.m. NHL No. 1 Connecticut at No. 10 Rugers, 1 p.m. No. 4 Louisiana Tech vs. West Kentucky, 7 p.m. No. 5 Notre Dame vs. St. John's, 6 p.m. No. 8 Louisville vs. Auburn, 7 p.m. No. 9 Texas Tech vs. Texas A&M, 3 p.m. No. 16 Arizona vs. Washington State, 4 p.m. No. 20 Boston vs. Ohio State, 4 p.m. No. 19 Boston College at Villanova, 11 a.m. No. 20 UCLA at Southern California, 4 p.m. No. 24 Stanford at Oregon State, 9 p.m. No. 25 Syracuse at New York, 9 p.m. Buffalo at Pittsburgh, Noon Florida at Boston, 6:00 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, 6:14 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 6:14 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Carolina at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. Anaheim at St. Louis, 7:00 p.m. Cleveland at New York, 7:00 p.m. Calgary at Phoenix, 9:00 p.m. ATP Tour, Open 13, Marseille, France ATP Tour, Duty Free Dubai Open, Dubai, UAE ATP Tour, Sybane Open, San Jose, Chile ATP Tour, Copenhagen Open, Paris, France SANTE VIRA Tour, Costa Cabo Verde, Boca Rio, Colombia PGA Tour, Buck Invitational, Lailah, Calif. LPGA Tour, Los Angeles Women's Championship, Simi Valley, Calif. Senior PGA Tour, Ace Group Classic, Naples, Fl. Europea PGA Tour-Asian PGA Tour, Malaysian Open, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Australasian PGA Tour, Australian Masters, Melbourne, Australia Andronic Grand Cinnamon, Iceland Bowling Imming, Paris Motorsports AFD, 1900 Gamma Indoor, Mebashi, Japan USATF, TYPF, Tipton International, Fayetteville, UK USATF, U.S. CrossCountry Championships, Greenville, M.C. Sunday TOP 25 BASKETBALL Man FINA, World Cup Swimming, Paris NASCAR Winston Cup, Bud Shootout Lineup, Daytona Beach, Fla. PBA, Empire State Open, Latham, N.Y. Bowling NHL No. 1 Cincinnati vs. DePau, 2:30 p.m. No. 4 Syracuse vs. UCLA, Noon No. 10 Indiana at Michigan, Noon No. 11 Kentucky at No. 25 LSU, Noon No. 19 Temple vs. No. 89 Maryland, 2:30 p.m. **Women** No. 2 Tennessee vs. Florida, 2 p.m. No. 6 Penn State vs. No. 15 Purdue, 4 p.m. No. 8 Iowa State vs. Kansas State, 4 p.m. No. 11 North Carolina State vs. Clemson, 4 p.m. No. 12 UC Santa Barbara at Long Beach State, 4 p.m. No. 13 Abuam at Alabama, 2 p.m. No. 18 Old Dominion vs. American, 1 p.m. No. 11 Mississippi State vs. Albany State, GA., 2 p.m. No. 22 Virginia vs. Arkansas State, 4 p.m. No. 23 Kansas at Nebraska, 1 p.m. **SA** All-Star Game, at Oakland, 5:30 p.m. Scoreboard San Jose at New Jersey, Noon Edmonton at Buffalo, 1 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Colorado at Colorado, 7 p.m. Detroit at Colorado, 7 p.m. ATP Tour, Open 13, Marseille, France ATP Tour, Duty Free Dubai Open, Dubai, UAE ATP Tour, Sydney Open, San Jose, Coatlift ATP Tour, Paris Open, Lausanne, Switzerland SANTA WAY Tour, Costa Rica, Bogota, Colombia PGA Tour, Buck Institutional, Laila, Calif. LPGA Tour, Los Angeles Women's Championship, Simi Valley, Calif. Primary PGA Tour, Ace Group Classic, Naples, Fla. Europe PGA Tour-Asian PGA Tour, Malaysian Open, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Australia PGA Tour, Australian Masters, Melbourne, Australia buy.com, Tour Lelandic, Lakefield, Fla. Swimming, Paris Motorsports FINA, World Cup Swimming, Paris NASCAR Winston Cup, Bud Shootout, Daytona Beach. ARCA, Bondo/Mar-Hyde, Daytona Beach, Fl. IAAF, Meeting Gaz de France, Lievain, France IAAF, Sydney Track Classic, Sydney, Australia USATF, U.S. Cross-Country Championships, Greensboro, N.C. CAMPIONEES PBA, National Championship, Toledo, Ohio NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division New Jersey W L T RT Pts GF G Philadelphia 27 15 10 46 15 64 120 Pittsburgh 24 25 4 8 5 57 168 157 N.Y. Rangers 23 24 4 8 5 57 168 157 Toronto 30 19 9 6 3 69 166 145 Ottawa 25 19 9 2 61 164 133 Boston 18 22 15 7 4 55 143 154 Houston 22 22 17 4 55 143 154 Montreal 18 27 7 4 55 143 154 Florida 31 18 4 3 69 160 128 Washington 25 18 8 1 69 163 130 Carolina 22 25 8 0 52 138 152 Tampa Bay 12 25 6 0 52 138 152 Tampa Bay 12 36 6 0 52 138 152 Dallas 30 19 5 2 6 76 131 117 Phoenix 20 19 19 5 2 67 131 117 Joseph 20 19 19 5 2 67 131 117 Los Angeles 24 22 7 3 5 38 155 148 Anahale 24 22 7 3 5 38 155 148 St. Louis 34 15 6 0 7 167 114 Detroit 32 15 6 1 74 167 114 Nashville 20 28 6 4 50 145 167 Chicago 18 28 6 2 45 151 168 Colorado 26 21 1 8 1 61 50 141 Edmonton 16 21 13 7 1 61 150 143 Calgary 23 25 6 3 6 55 132 159 Vancouver 26 27 10 7 6 45 137 160 WESTERN CONFERENCE Yesterday's Games Late Game Notes Not included at Washington at Montreal, (n) Tampa Bay at NY, Islanders, (n) Edmonton at Philadelphia, (n) San Diego at Colorado, (n) Calgary at Colorado, (n) Yesterday's Games All Times CBS 13 All Times CT Boston at N.Y., 6 p.m. Beacon at N.Y., 8 p.m. Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m. Santa Jose at Alta Vista, 6:30 p.m. Overtime losses count as a loss and a regulation tie Today's Games All Times CST Vancouver at Toronto, 6 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 6 p.m. Carolina at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. Anhembi at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Athens at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Calgary at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Saturday's Games Saturday's Games Buffalo at Philadelphia, Noon Florida at Boston, 6 p.m. San Jose at New Jersey, Noon Edmonton at Buffalo, 1 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Washington at Dale's, 7 p.m. Baseball Blockbuster Trades List A chronological list of some blockbuster trades in the history of major league baseball: April 12, 1916 — The Boston Red Sox trade Tris Spencer to the Cleveland Indians. history of major league baseball. Sixth round pick. Sixx Trade Tts. Speaker to the Cleveland Indians for Sam Johnson. Ninth round pick. Jan. 3, 1920 — The Boston Red Sox trade Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees for $125,000 and a trade for Johnny Mazzello. Dec. 20, 1926 — The New York Giants trade Frankie Frisch and Jimmy Ring to the St. Louis Cardinals for $15,000. Dec. 12, 1933 - The Philadelphia Athletics trade Lefty Grove, Rube Kline and Max Bishop to the Boston Red Sox for Bob Kline, Rabbit Warster and $125.00 Dec. 10, 1935 — The Philadelphia Athletics trade Jimmy Foo along with Johnny Marcus to the Boston Red Sox for Gordon Rhodes, minor league George George and $150,000. April 2, 1978 — The Oakland Athletics trade Reggie Jackson, Ken Hooten and Bill Van Bommel to the Baltimore Orioles for Doin Baylor, Mike Torrez and Brian Mitchell. Dec. 11, 1941 — The St. Louis Cardinals trained Johnnie Towers to New York Giants for KO Dena Hale. Dec. 16, 1950 — The Cincinnati Reds trade Frank Robinson to the Baltimore Orioles for MIP Pappa 15. 17-197 — The New York mets trade Tom Seewer to the Cincinnati Reds for Pat Zachie, Steve Dec. 5, 1990 "The Toronto蓝 Jayts trade Freel McGriff and Tony Fernando to the San Diego Pirates." Aug. 31, 1992 — The Oakland Athletics trade Jose Canseco to the Texas Rangers for Ruben Sierra, Bobby Witt, Jeff Russell and an undisclosed amount of money. July 19, 1977 — The Oakland Athletics trade Mark McGwee to the St. Louis Cardinals for T.1. Matters Golf Feb. 10, 2000 — The Seattle Mariners trade Ken Griffey Jr. with the California Reds for Britt Tremon. B. 19, 1999 — The Toronto Blue Jays trade Joe Clembs to the New York Yankees for David Wells. Buick Invitational Scores May 15, 1989 The Florida Martins trade Gary Sheffield, Bobby Bonilla, Charles Johnson, Jimmy Pena, and others. (AP) Gonzalez, Danny Patteron, and Gregg Zauin to the Detroit Tigers for Justin Thomas, Alan Webb, Francisco Cordero, Gabe Kapler, Bill Hasselman and Frank Catalanotto. Nov. 2, 1999 — The Texas Rangers trade Juan Gonzalez, Danny Patterson, and Zed Guza to the Eisenberg, and Manuel Barnio to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Mike Pizza and Todd Zelle. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Scores thru 11 round of the $3 million Boulder Invitational, played on the 6,874-yard, par 36-36 - 72 North Course and 7,000-yard, par 36-36 - 72 South Course at Torey Lake (in a drainage manatee): Davis Love Iii 33-32-65 Phil Mickelson 32-32-68 J.L. Lewis 32-33-67 Scotty Pearlbank 33-34-67 J.P. Hayes 33-34-67 Sandy Lyle 34-34-68 Jean Van De Vale 33-35-68 Steve Lowry 34-34-68 Rick McNeil 34-34-68 Shawn Michael 34-34-68 Fred Couples 36-32-68 Bradley Hughes 36-32-68 Graeme Lloyd, and Homer Bush. Nov. 2, 1999 The Texas Rangers trade Juan Aaron Bengoachee 34.34-68 Shigeki Murayama 34.35-69 Dave Stockton 37.32-69 Chris Perry 35.34-69 Fulton Allem 34.35-69 David Tomis 34.35-69 Ge伯杰er 34.35-69 Steve Flesch 34.35-69 Ryan Howison 33.36-69 Duffy Wadford 34.35-69 Kirk Trifett 34.35-69 Doug Durakey 37.32-69 Paul Curry 35.34-69 Loren Roberts 36.34-70 Gus Gustafsen 36.34-70 Notah Beguy III 35.35-70 Trevor Dodds 36.34-70 Jay Deingh 35.35-70 Jonathan Kaye 35.35-70 Len Mantelke 36.34-70 Jason Gore 36.34-70 Brad Elder 34.36-70 Steve Stricker 36.34-70 Jeff Sturm 35.34-70 Stefilian Ekilion 36.34-70 Andrew Magee 34.36-70 Chip Beck 35.35-70 Jerry Kelly 37.32-70 Emily Juryke 34.36-70 Keith Nolan 34.36-70 Blaine McCallister 35.36-71 Barry Chessman 33.38-71 Branduel Chamblee 35.34-71 Keith Day 35.35-71 Perry Moss 35.36-71 Scott McCarron 35.36-71 Marco Dawson 36.35-71 Bob Twoy 37.32-70 Charles Rulerson 36.35-71 Kelly Gossal 36.34-71 Brian Gay 36.35-71 Jim Green 36.35-71 Greg Weapon 36.35-71 Jay Don Blake 34.37-71 Neal Lancaster 35.36-71 Tiger Woods 34.37-71 Bill Andrade 35.34-71 Billy Patel 35.36-71 Skip Kendall 37.34-71 David Sutherland 36.35-71 Torn Byrum 35.36-71 Russ Cochran 35.34-71 Craig Brayen 36.35-71 Kaname Yokoo 36.35-71 Omar Uresit 35.37-71 Eric Booker 37.32-70 Jay Heasluy 37.35-71 Chris Riley 35.37-71 David Edwards 36.36-71 Robin Freeman 35.37-71 Paul Goydos 37.32-71 J.J. Choi 37.35-71 Mathew Goggin 35.37-71 Steve Gotsche 38.34-72 David Bergiano 33.39-72 Cameron Beckman 35.34-71 Megan Gogni 37.35-72 Stephen Sear 36.36-72 Sean Murphy 36.36-72 Ted Tryba 35.37-72 Mark O'Donnell 37.35-72 Tommy Armour III 37.35-72 Kevin Wentworth 36.36-72 Brett Wetterich 37.35-72 Bob Heitzn 34.38-72 Michael Clark II 36.35-72 Craig Perks 36.36-72 Joe Olivie 35.37-72 Brian Henninger 38.35-73 Brad Fabel 39.37-73 Woody Austin 36.37-73 Scott Gump 37.36-73 Rich Rehr 37.36-73 Mike Williamson 37.36-73 Michael Sposla 39.34-73 Carl Paulson 39.34-73 Ben Bates 36.37-73 John Restino 36.37-73 Dennis Peulson 37.36-73 Bruce Beele 39.34-73 Rich Beele 39.34-73 John Cook 37.36-73 Brad Faxon 37.36-73 Kevin Sutherland 39.34-73 David Freel 39.34-73 Glen Hnatuk 39.34-73 Jeff Freeman 35.38-73 Joe Gove 37.36-73 NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W W L Pct GB Miami 30 17 1.87 New York 29 18 1.81 Philadelphia 27 22 1.551 Orlando 27 22 1.48 Boston 21 19 1.429 New Jersey 21 20 1.429 Washington 15 34 1.16 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Indiana 32 16 667 4 Charlotte 72 20 574 4 Toronto 27 20 513 4 Detroit 25 23 521 7 Milwaukee 26 23 521 7 Atlanta 19 28 404 18 Cleveland 19 28 398 13 Chicago 19 30 273 13 San Antonio 32 17 653 -- Utah 29 18 617 -- Minnesota 27 19 587 3 Denver 27 19 587 14 Dallas 28 20 417 11 Houston 20 30 400 12 Vancouver 10 34 277 18 Pacific Division Portland 38 11 776 — L.A. Lakers 37 11 776 1/2 Sacramento 29 18 617 8 Seattle 31 18 617 8 Phoenix 28 10 596 Golden State 12 35 255 25 L.A. Clippers 11 37 259 26 Yesterday's Games Minnesota at Phoenix, (n) Vancouver at L.A. Clippers, (n) Denver at Sacramento, (n) Today's Games Today's Games No games scheduled Saturday's Games Saturday's Games No games scheduled All-Star Game at Oakland, Calif., 5:30 p.m. Transactions Thursday's Sports Transactions BASEBALL DETROIT TIGERS -- Agreed to terms with RIPR Erik Hirps, MTP Mark Johnson and OF Chris Walealand on MINNESOTA TWANS—Agrreed to terms with RHJ Jack Cressp, HRD Maint Kinemy, JRH Mike Nuskewr, RHP Stone Randall, P John Santana, RHP Brad Schoen, Ch Coodlman, IU Lrus Fivas and INF Marine SEATTLE MARINERS—Trained Of Ken Fgriff Jr. to the Cincinnati Reds for BPH Tretto Hump, OF Mike McGregor and of Mike Reckmann. TAMPA BAY DEVIL'RYS—Agreed to terms with INF Tony Griffenham and INF Bob Sockman on one-year TREASER TANGERS—Agreed to terms with RHP Brian Sakorski and RHP Chuck Smith and NP Kelly NEWARK BEARS—Signed SS Bobby Hill to a one-year contract POTOMAC CANNONS—Named Dave Schwarz director of marketing, Tim Terney director of food services. Tim Philips director of group sales and Bobby Holland director of ticket operations. NEW YORK METS—Assigned Riffel Mike Hildebr and NJ David Lemble outskirts to Notlott of the International FEATHER RIVER MUDCATS = Signed OF Marvin Horn. FOOTBALL CINNATI BENGALS—Signed LT ROAD Jones to a three-year contract. ATLANTA FALCONS—Agreed to terms with LB Jessie Tuggle on a four-year contract. DENVER BRONCOS - Waved DE Althet Williams and DE Neil Smith. Played QB Chris Mitre on reserve. GREEN BAY PACKERS—Named Bob Slow defensive coach; bck coach; Named assistant secondary coach; bk coach; Named assistant secondary coach. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS - Agreed to terms with TE Ken Dilger on a five-year contract. Tendered one-year contract offers to OT Adam Meadows, QB Kelly Holcomb and RB Leelan McFraw. MINESTA WIKINGS—Released G Randall McDaniel, WR jake Reed and TE Andrew Gluever. Signed CB Jake Reed. MIMI DQLPHN5-Announced QB Dan Mimovo died the final two years of his contract. Release TE Tro NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed S Lawyer Milloy to a seven-year contract. San FRANCISCO JR. *Released* LB Chris Draft, S Toya Jones DT *Matt Keneley*, TK Josiah Kidish and T Sara Jones BOWY GAINS'-Released QB Kent Graham, BRYL WORK BLM, Buckley C, Lance Scott and EWYN HOLMEN ALBANY RIVER RATS - Acquired D Colin White on loan from the New Jersey Devils. 4 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Named Todd Sharrick director of communications. RARTAT of the ECHL, Acquired LW John Witheal on loan from the New York Rangers. HAMILTON BUILDLOWS—Aqcured C Chad Kliger on loan from the Edmonton Oilers. to loan to Greenlee of the ECHL QUEBEC GTATELLEDES-Accrued RW Andr Arbashkirov STUDENTS QUEBEC CITADELLES—Aquired RW André Baskin on loan from the Montreal Canadiens. ST. JOHN'S MAPLE LEAFS—Announced D Marcel Paskm has been recalled by the Toronto Maple Leafs, who then traded him to the Tampa Bay Lightning. WILKES-BARRE SCROUTAN PENGUINS—Announced D Sven Butenschen has been recalled by the Pittsburgh WORCESTER IECACS—Acquired D Dan Kekzer on loan from the L肋 Sea.蓝 Louis Blues. Acquired D Amy Fitzpatrick has been recalled by the St. Louis Blues, who then traded him to the Nashville Predators. HUNTSVILLE CHANNEL CATS — Activated RW Jariet Zukwilki from the suspended list and waived him. MACON WHOOPEE — Wafal D Jason Ricci. East Coast borkey 1 league. HAMPTON ROADS ADMIRALS—Pieced D Trevor Johnson on the seven-day-jain reserve list. Activated C Ettlene Drapeau from injured reserve JACKSONLEWIS LIZARD KINDS—Waved F Denis JOHNSTOW CHIEFS—Tradged G Pavel Nestak to Richmond from future considerations. TRENTON ITAMS—Traded cash and a player to be named to Greenville for future considerations. ADRIDNACK ICEHAWKS—Announced RW Wade has been activated from a league waition. MISSOURI RIVER OTTERS—Acquired the rights to RW Steve Sanembano from Ohio. OHI GEARS—Transferred LW Phil Miaskowski from the 10 to the 12 day injured reserve list. Placed CJ Leder on the 10-day injured reserve list. PORT HURON BORDER CATS—Placed F Friag PORT HURON BORDER CATS—Placed F Kraig Nienhuis on the 10 kg inward loaded reserve list. BREEDERS' CUP LIMITED—Named Dora Hughes nontimaries director. NCAA—Reinstated St. John's basketball G Enck Barkley. Dubuway OWA—Named Ian Ricketty women's interim soccer (OWA - Named Ian Holiday woman in interim coach coach) MONMOUTH, N.J.—Named Scott Van Zile assistant football coach. ROBINHALL 60828. NORTH CAROLINA —Named Ken Browning defensive WESTERN CAROLINA—Named Jeffrey Compher director of athletics.