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DEKALB COUNTY WEEKLY, DKalbSyeamof( III. Wdnday, Novwnb 24, 1993 Charlie Ward leads All-Americans Mon. Frl. 8 a.m. 5 p.m.

Saturdays 9 a.m. p.m. HOf-ii; i Care DEFENSE SHANTE CARVER, Arizona State, senior. WILLIE McGINEST, Southern Cal. senior.

KEVIN PATRICK, Miami, senior. LAMARK SHACKERFORD, Wisconsin, senior. LB: MARLO PERRY, Jackson State, senior. LB: BARRON WORTHAM, Texas El Paso, senior. LB: ANTHONY McCLANAHAN, Washington Sate, senior.

LB: KEITH BURNS, Oklahoma State, senior. Cal, senior. WR: JOEY GALLOWAY, Ohio State, junior. TE: CARLESTER CRUMPLER, East Carolina, senior. MARCUS SPEARS, Northwestern State (Louisiana), senior.

RICH BRAHM, West Virginia, senior. JASON WINROW, Ohio State, senior. STACY SEEGARS, Clemson, senior. K.C. JONES, Miami, freshman.

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Linebacker: JAMIR MILLER, UCLA, junior. Linebacker: DERRICK BROOKS, Florida State, junior. Linebacker: JOHN THIERRY, Alcorn State, senior. Linebacker: TREV ALBERTS, Nebraska, senior. Back: ANTONIO LANGHAM, Al abama, senior.

Back: BOBBY TAYLOR, Notre Dame, sophomore. Back: ANTHONY PHILLIPS, Texas senior. Back: JEFF BURRIS, Notre Dame, senior. Punter: TERRY DANIEL, Auburn, junior. Oxygen Walkers Canes Bathroom Safety Aids Diabetic Supplies Wheel Chairs Ostomy Supplies Hospital Beds Jobst Elastic Hosiery Mastectomy Prosthesis What's known about Raymond Burr? Dating from 1915, the college football selections issued by NEA are the oldest of any major news organization.

A. Burr masked a lot of tragedy in his life. He was married three times Annette, his first wife, was killed in a plane crash; Isabelle, his second, divorced him; Laura, his third, died of cancer. And his only child, Michael, died of leukemia when he was only 10. Q.

I was very unhappy to learn that Raymond Burr had passed away. He has always been one of my favorite actors. But I know nothing about his personal life. Was he married? Did he have children? R.TA, Canton, Ohio (815) 758-6233 2425 Bethany Road, Sycamore (708) 208-8210 PORTRAITS BACK IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS I By Howard Siner NEW YORK (NEA) What's become the most dangerous attack in college football originally was designed to get the most out of just one player. He is some player, of course.

Charlie Ward, a cool leader with all the right moves, calls the signals for Florida State in a "fast-break" offense that bears his trademark. For his unique success, Ward, a senior quarterback, has been named by Newspaper Enterprise Association to head its 1993 All-America college football team. The announcement of the squad was syndicated by NEA to more than 600 daily newspapers throughout the United States. "To me, Charlie is like a vapor," says FSU head coach Bobby Bowden. "Just when you think you see him, and can reach out and grab him, he's gone." Ward, who is 6 foot-2 and weighs 190 pounds, is a Randall Cunningham-type star whose excellent arm is overlooked because of his scrambling.

He has the poise and intelligence needed for making the right choices on the field. In just his first nine games this season, Ward zoomed to over 2,500 yards in total offense as he guided the nation's top-ranked team. By that point, he was averaging nearly 8 yards every time he passed or ran the ball. Furthermore, Ward is at his best in big games. Last season, he was the Orange Bowl MVP.

On. Nov. 13, he almost led Florida State back from a 24-7 deficit to win at Notre Dame. That brought calls for a bowl-game rematch. Dating from 1915, the annual All-America college football selections made by NEA are the oldest of any major news organization.

Here is the 1993 All-America team chosen by an NEA panel: OFFENSE Quarterback: CHARLIE WARD, Florida State, senior. Running back: TYRONE WHEATLEY, Michigan, junior. Running back: MARSHALL FAULK, San Diego State, junior. Wide receiver: J.J. STOKES, UCLA, junior.

Wide receiver: RYAN YARBOROUGH, Wyoming, senior. Tight end: MARK BRUENER, Washington, junior. Lineman: AARON TAYLOR, Notre Dame, senior. Lineman: BERNARD WILLIAMS, Georgia, senior. Lineman: WAYNE GANDY, Auburn, senior.

Lineman. MARK DIXON, Virginia, senior. Center: JIM PYNE, Virginia Tech, senior. Place-kicker: TOMMY THOMP SON, Oregon, senior. Kick returner: DAVID PALMER, Alabama, junior.

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Period." The best linebacker in the country is Thierry of Alcorn State, a Division I-AA team in the Southwestern Athletic Conference. He certainly hasn't gone unnoticed by the experts. Notre Dame, which took over from Florida State as the nation's top-ranked team, placed three men on the NEA All-America squad: offensive lineman Aaron Taylor, along with defensive backs Bobby Taylor and Burris. Ward was joined on NEA's team by an FSU teammate, Brooks, a linebacker. The hottest competition for All-America berths was at wide receiver.

Stokes of UCLA and Yarborough of Wyoming lead a fine crop of pass catchers in college football this season. Here is the NEA All America second team of 1993: SMR to 117 tJ pmum TM HMI MkOMd LMM MM (M UMa Im mi an MfcgMi (mmx mm at MM MtM Saxr FEMiU Shooting DaysDates: Friday thru Tuesday, Nov. 26 30 Photographer Hours: Daily 10:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Sunday 12:30 5:30 p.m.

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