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120 Poogrikeepsle Jowrnol i Thursday, August 23, 1986 8C Poughkeepsie Journal Thursday, August 28, 1986 Cesario bucking the odds By Rick Carplnlello Special to th Journal HEMPSTEAD. L.I When you talk about longshots, you should start with Sal Cesario. a rookie tackle with the JeU. Why? lie wasn't recruited as a high school football player. He walked on to the football team of tiny.

Division II Cal Poly San Luis Obisbo after getting Into the college on good grades. He made his own highlight 'film (the school had none) and sent It to seven or eight NFL coaches. He was drafted In the 12th round by the Jets, the 328th of 333 player spicked in the '86 draft He survived the first two cuts, despite weighing only 260. and outlasted two othr tackles, including No. 2 draft pick Doug Williams and No.

7 Bob White. How are those for odds? Still, Cesario has to make one more cut. when the Jets trim from 50 to 45 players over the weekend. But first comes the Jets' final pre season game, in Philadelphia Thursday, when Cesario gets another chance to buck the odds. The homemade highlight film, produced by and starring Sal Cesario, was lngenius.

Cesario had impressed Cal Poly SLO coach Jim Sanderson with films of his high school days, when he was a 200 pound tight end at Bellarmine Prep in San Jose, Calif. So he took all the available clips he could get his hands on from his Cal Poly SLO career, rented a viewer, and spliced it' into a fuzzy, black and white, 10 15 minute video during a four day period around Christmas. GostinMU is Ryan's target (AP) This week's subject for Buddy Ryan is Mark Gastineau. TTJass rusher. said Ryan, who has spent his first six months as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles debunking nearly everyone in sight ranging from his ex boss, Chicago Bears Coach Mike Ditka.

to the usually sacrosanct Don Shula, the Miami Dolphins' coach. So it's only natural that Gastineau is the subject for this week the Eagles entertain the New York Jets and their All Pro defensive end Thursday night at Veteran's Stadium. McEnroe 4Afon't be the same Continued from page 1C tried to be conscientious about practicing and training and fatherhood. And where did it get him? bounced out of the U.S. Open, practically his home court, by a no name in the first round.

Without the gift. McEnroe Is just another losing tennis player. And a rather scrawny one at that. McEnroe probably won't be back, not as he was. He may get his licks in another tournament or two.

but he won't dominate tennis again. And even he knows he will never get away with his outrageous court behavior again. Tennis officials may overlook 5henanigansfromwinners who are big attractions, but once you're no longer on top. they come down pretty hard. Ask Ihe Nastase or Jimmy Connors, both of whom found the tennis establishment less tolerant in the twilight of their careers than in their brash halcyon days when they could put fannies in the seats.

McEnroe's passing is the end of an era. and It is hoped the effect sinks down to all levels of tennis The boorish, ill mannered "gamesmanship" (Gamesmanship don't you love that euphemism for poor sports man ship?) is fading along with McEnroe. The new crop of younger players, Lendl, Becker, Wilander, and all those Swedes, want nothing to do with it. Those players have been called colorless automatons, without the emotions or genius of McEnroe, It's true, they do not have McEnroe's gift. Most of them have to work to achieve what to McEnroe came naturally.

They scream less at the umpires and they don't say as many outrageous things in interviews and they don't date Hollywood celebrities. Hey, you can't have everything' Actually, McEnroe seemed so interesting because we knew so about him. In the end. we knew more about him than we cared to know Other players have lives, too. We can get to know them Columnists and commentators ind fans have been saying that tennis is boring without McEnroe, that the game needs him.

In fact, we haven't tried to look any farther Now we have to, because Mao is gone. For tennis" sake, there better be somebody else out there to capture the public's fancy If John McEnroe were all there were to tennis, it would be a pretty poor excuse for a sport Great athlete that he was. he was always a pretty poor excuse for a sportsman IsssLaIsH ssssssV ssssssssll Mli Ptt i ft HklLsssssssssssssssssPisssssssssssssslssssi sssssssssW s3k rtf rt 1 SSSSSSSBM, yl BVBSSkl BSSSSSSSSrUSv Sfl sssssssssfi VwVmV Aisssssss) Vr vtlI BlSSSSSSSUtBHL HLdLssssssssn. Jtssssssssssssssf jh sssBlsssssssssT' Ff ssssffvTssssssl i sssss1.Wbsssss1 aTP HaH jx MM ssssssr ksssWOWklsssssm AAorris returns to camp EAST RUTHERFORD. J.

(AP) New York Giants running back Joe Morris, a contract holdout, returned to training camp Wednesday, but will not be considered a member of the team roster, a spokesman said. Morris, who rushed for a dub recordrecord 1.336 yards and 21 touchdowns last season, returned under a special commissioner's exemption that allows him to practice with the team while renegotiating his contract. Giants spokesman Ed Croke said. The Moot 7 Morris suited up and participated in drills, but will not play against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Giants' final preseason game on Saturday, Croke said. The team had threatened to place Morris on the reserve left camp list by Wednesday had the contract dispute not been settled.

Any player put on the list must sit out a season, but remains the property of the club that placed him on the list. The Giants let seven players go Tuesday to reach the NFL's SO play er limit "Without the exemption. Morris would have to count on the roster and we'd have to drop someone else," Croke said. Morris was paid 110,000 last season. This season, the final year of a four year contract, lie is to get $117,000.

Morris' agent. Tom Toner, has said. Morris Is asking the Giants tor new four year deal, worth S3 million. The club reportedly has offered him J1.8 million for four years. Morris reported to camp with the veterans and left a couple of days later.

He returned after two days, but was not required to participate in contact drills. The exemption ended Just before the Giants preseason opener with the Atlanta Falcons. Crake said the team will have to decide what to do next week, after the commissioner's exemption expires, II Morris still hasn't settled Ms contract dispute with the team. Manley finally signs with Redskins PffoA The Associated Press Ref rige rator Perry, left, hos a folk with Chicago Boars coach Mike Ditka during a recent workout. WASHINGTON (AP) Washing ton Redskins defensive end Dexter Manley ended his month long holdout Wednesday by signing a four year contract worth an estimated SI 6 million "In my heart I really didn't want to sit out." said Manley.

whose 15 sacks last year was the fourth highest total in the NFL'Tm happy and satisfied right now." Manley. a five year veteran, began his holdout by refusing to report to the Redskins' training camp July 27. He said both sides made some concessions this week before Manley finally agreed to terms. Manley's 76 tackles and 54 solo tackles last year were both career highs. Together with Charles Mann, no other pair of defensive ends had more sacks in 1935.

Fink to ploy In Canada MONTREAL Scott Fitzkee, the former Baltimore Stars who was freed when the USFL suspended its fall season two weeks ago. has signed PRO FOOTBALL a contract with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. Fitzkee, who signed with the Stars in 1933 and played on both of their championship teams, also played with the Philadelphia Eagles when they went to the Super Bowl in 1930 and with the San Diego Chargers. Cords look at Stoudt ST LOUIS The St Louis Cardinals gave former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Cliff Stoudt a brief workout at Busch Stadium in efforts to find a suitable backup to the Cardinals' Neil Lomax. Stoudt, who was the property of Pittsburgh before going to Birmingham of the USFL, has made it known he has no desire to return to the Steelers.

who made him their fifth round draft choice in 1980 He backed up Terry Bra dshaw until 1983, when he became a regular, starting all but one of Pittsburgh's 16 regular season games. I artkowskl to miss gams I ANAHEIM. Calif. Veteran quarterback Steve Bartkowskl probably will not play when the Los Angeles Rams meet the Denver Broncos in their final NFL exhibition game Friday night Bartkowskl has a slightly strained stomach muscle that Rains Coach John Robinson does not want to become a chronic problem. "He would play if it was the regular season," Robinson said, "but I don't want to take any chances.

I want lobe extremely cautious." Steve Dils will start for Bartkowskl. It will be his first starting assignment regular or preseason, since be started 12 games for Minnesota in 1983. He was traded to the Rams early In the 1984 season. To give them some insurance in case Dils is hurt, the Rams re signed free agent rookie quarterback Scott Tinsley. LXEROX 6020.

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