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Tyrone Dally Herald, Tuesday, December 23,1986 Page Five Patriots Win First AFC East Title Since'78 By BOB KEIM HIM Sports Writer MIAMI (UPI) The New England running game a dominant force a year ago but a major disappointment in 1986 came to life Monday night just in time to lead the Patriots to their first AFC Fast title since 1978 The Patriots' 34-27 victory over Miami in the final NFL game played in the Orange Bowl gave New England an 115 record and a playoff game at Denver in two weeks Miami, 8-8, is out of the playoffs for the first time since 1980 and the Dolphins' string of five straight division titles is over Quarterback Steve Grogan came off the bench to replace the injured Tony Eason and completed 15 of 24 passes for 226 yards and two touchdowns, including a 30-yarder to Stanley Morgan with 44 seconds left The pass to Morgan won it, but the running game set up the play. Eason stretched nerves in his right shoulder and his status for the Denver game will be determined on a day-to-day basis. Running back Craig James separated a shoulder and may require off-season surgery, but did not miss any playing time. The Patriots got the ball on their own 14 with the score tied 27-27 and 6:55 left in the game. New England, which entered the game with the NFL's worst rushing team, ran the ball seven straight times and 11 times in 12 plays to move to the Miami 30.

Grogan then hit Morgan with a 30- yard TD pass. "On that final drive their safeties were coming up to give run support since we were running the ball well," Grogan said. "I knew Morgan would be open and we had a good chance for the touchdown." Morgan finished with eight catches for 148 yards and two touchdowns "I told Steve in the huddle I thought I could beat the defensive back (Reyna Thompson) and he put the ball right there," Morgan said. "We got the running game going and the passing game was there too." The Patriots also scored on Grogan's 7-yard bootleg, a 12-yard pass from Grogan to Tony Collins, a 22-yard pass from Eason to Morgan, and field goals of 47 and 44 yams by Tony Franklin. Miami scored on passes of 32 and 19 yards from Dan Marino to Mark Clayton, a 1-yard Marino pass to Bruce Hardy, and eld goals of 21 and 42 yards by Fuad Reveiz.

Marino completed 23 of 39 passes for 266 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions. He set NFL season records for completions (377) and attempts (623), and his 44 touchdown passes are second only to the 48 he threw in 1984. "We fee) we came a long way this year after a horrendous start," Miami Coach Don Shula said of the Dolphins, who started 2-5. "If we would have won tonight, we would have been playing as well as anybody in the AFC. But it didn't work out that way.

We know what has to be done for next year." New England Coach Raymond Berry, who won his second straight game in Miami, said Grogan's performance was outstanding because the 12-year veteran from Kansas State had not taken any snaps in practice this week and oniy a tew the entire month. The Patriots defeated Miami last January in the AFC Championship game to snap an 18- game losing streak in the Orange Bowl. Jazz Topples 76ers, 114-111 By GERRY MON1GAN UPI Sports Writer The 76ers needed an extraordinary effort to lose to the Jazz at Philadelphia for the first time in nine years, and committed four turnovers in the final half-minute to turn the trick Bob Hansen scored with six seconds remaining off a steal by John Stockton Monday night to lift Utah to their third straight victory, 114 ill. The last time the Sixers lost at home to the Jazz 1977 the visitors franchise was based in New Orleans "Everything happened real fast," said Hansen. who scored 17 of his game-high 25 points in the second half "All of a sudden, 1 just blinked and looked up.

and the ball was headed in my direction 1 just took the ball up to the basket, and 1 was pushed as I was putting it in The loss was Philadelphia's sixth in its last seven games. "This was a tough loss," said Philadelphia Coach Matt Goukas. wnose Sixers held a til 110 lead with 49 seconds to play "They play what we call loose ball When I say playing loose bull, 1 mean you're playing together as a team Unfortunately, we couldn't play loose ball tonight We have to cut down on our lur novels." The Jazz have won last 11 games "Our defense was the key the whole night," Hansen said "It kept us in the game, and proved to be the winner for us in the last seconds Karl Malone added 23 points and Kelly Tripucka 22 for the Jazz Charles Barkley led the Sixers with 23 points and a game high 21 rebounds Cliff Robinson added 19 points, and Julius Erving 18 In the only other NBA game, New York tripped San Antonio 99 Knicks 103, Spurs 99 At New York. Patrick Kwmg scored 29 points, pulled dow a game high 15 rebounds and made a key sleal with 13 seconds left lu help the Knicks, snap an right game losing streak Kwing scuied II points in the Iliad quarter when the knu'ks look command PERFECT-GAME AUTHOR Jerry Thompson (left) is congratulated by West End Lanes owner Joe Faretta after ringing up a "300" game last night (Dec. 22) in the Tyrone American League at West End Lanes.

It was the second perfect game performance at the house in less then two weeks. On Dec. 9 Ralph Hamilton turned the trick enroute to a 747 series in the PPG League. Thompson followed his 300 with 215 and 189 games for a 704 last night. Falcons Axe Banning By JIM BARBER SUWANEE, Ga.

(UPI) Dan Henning, who failed to reach the 500 mark in any of his four years as coach of the Atlanta Falcons, was fired Monday along with his entire offensive staff. Henning posted a 22-41-1 record with the Falcons, including a 7-8-1 mark this year. He was 7-9 in 1981, good for second place in the NFC West. But the Falcons slipped to two straight 4-12 marks in 1984 and '85. Defensive coordinator Marion Campbell, who led a muchimproved unit, was retained by Falcons owner Rankin Smith Sr.

Campbell has said he will remain in Atlanta if he can achieve a good working relationship with a new regime. "All of the defensive coaches are still under contract." said Falcons spokesman Bob Dickinson. "The offensive coaches' contracts will not be renewed, along with Dan's." Fired along with Henning were Sam Elliott, running backs coach; Larry Beightol, offensive line coach; Bob Harrison, receivers coach, Bobby Jackson, tight ends coach; Steve Crosby, quality control coach; and Joe Madden, assistant for research and development. Team officials had no comment other than a brief statement announcing the firing. They said they have begun a seach for a new coach but did not speculate on a successor.

"It was a most difficult decision," Smith said in a statement. "We have the highest regard for Dan and that made the decision even more difficult." Henning said through team spokesmen he had no immediate comment His players, however, expressed surprise at Henning's dismissal since they completed the season with a 20-6 victory over Detroit and posted the franchise's best record since a 5-4 record in the strike-shortened 1982 season. Henning informed the players of his dismissal at a brief meeting. He departed the Falcons' Suwanee training complex without meeting with reporters. "The consensus was that they wanted Dan back," said quarterback Dave Archer "I am surprised.

I thought we made up a lot of ground. We were a much better football team than last year and I think a lot of the credit goes to Dan I think we were on the right track Following the 1985 season, the Falcons fired Executive Vice President Eddie LeBaron, but Smith gave Henning a one-year contract extension. The Falcons started this season 4-0 and generated hope in Atlanta they were playoff bound. But the Falcons collapsed, finishing with only three victories in their last 12 games. They have not appeared in the playoffs since 1980 when Leeman Bennett posted a 12 4 mark and an NFC West championship.

"We lost some games that actually the players lost just certain plays, stupid plays that didn't have anything to do with a decision by Dan." Archer said. In meeting with the team, Henning told them "he was proud of us way we fought back and never gave up," said quarterback Turk Schonert, who replaced the injured Archer late in the season. YMCA Basketball League Results NFL Playoff Outlook: The high-scoring Legends blew to anolher overwhelming victory easily the most lop-sided while Warner's and Logan Beverage also triumphed in Monday night action in the Tyrone YMCA Men's Open Basketball League C. Miller poured in 64 points. V.

Thomas added 31 and Randy Hansard canned 24 to front an assault thai swept Ihe Legends to a 15(1 to 30 win over Team No li, Warner's nudged Team No. 2 with Chris Miles' 19 point effort lopping three players in double digits, and Logan Beverage smacked Mini! Marl 78-57 after 40-18 first half blowout with Ron Shoen berger firing in 29 points to lead the way. TEAM Jenkins. 4 nil 8. Fe-tier.

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Dawkins, Jay Bilas and David Henderson from the team that lost to Louisville in last season's NCAA Tournament title game but have still managed to compile a 6-1 record under Coach Mike Kryzewski Duke defeated Miami of Florida. 7467 last mghl Duke tied Kullerton State, another team ranked for the first time this season, at the No 20 spot in Monday's voting by the I'Pl Board of Coaches Also joining the rankings for the first time was Florida, at No 19 The Gators won the Gator Bowl Tournament over the weekend, defeating Ohio State in the championship game Nevada Las Vegas, 9-0, earned the No 1 spot for the third consecutive week The Kunnin' Rebels received 26 first place votes to finish with 553 points after wins over Nevada-Reno. Ohio Diversity and Louisiana Tech "It means a lot to our people and our community to be ranked No 1," UNLV Coach Tarkanian said "Some places it happens every year but here it doesn't happen that often Purdue, 6-0. retained the No. 2 spot with six first-place votes and 488 points after whipping Division II power Tampa in their only game of the week.

Iowa moved ahead of North Carolina into third. The Tar Heels slipped to fourth and Auburn jumped two spots to fifth. Rounding out the Top 10 were Indiana, Syracuse, Oklahoma, Georgetown and Illinois. Kansas was ranked llth followed by Navy. North Carolina State, Pittsburgh, DePaul, St.

John's. Temple. Kentucky and Florida. Duke and Fullerton State were tied at No. 20.

Dropping out of the rankings were UCLA and Arkansas. The Bruins were ranked as high as No. 7 two weeks ago but have since lost to St. John's. Temple, Washington and Washington State all on the road.

Arkansas, co-No. 17 a week ago, lost to Virginia. Four teams from the Big Ten and Big East were ranked along with three teams from the Atlantic Coast and Southeastern Conferences. Balloting was based on games through Sunday night with 15 points awarded for a first-place vote, 14 for second, etc. All but four of the 42 coaches on the Board voted this week NKW YORK (DPI I Top 20 college basketball ratings by United Press International's Board of Coaches.

with first- place votes. records, total poinls and last week's ranking (Voting and records based on games through Sunday night with 15 points awarded for first place, 14 for second, etc I. UNLV (26) (9-0) 553 1 2 Purdue (6-Oi 488 2 3 Iowa (1) (9-0) 476 4 4. NorthCaroiina(5H6-l) 448 3 Auburn (7-0) 342 7 (i. Indiana (6-1) 322 6 7 Syracuse (8-0) 278 10 8 Oklahoma (6-1) 270 9 Georgetown (7-0) 242 8 10 Illinois (71) 215 5 II.

Kansas ia-D 18611 12 Navy ifi-1) 131 12 13 Norlh Carolina 106 15 14. Pittsburgh (5-1) 103 13 15. DePaul (7-0) 102 17 16. St. John's (7-0) 92 14 17.

Temple (9-1) 91 19 18. Kentucky (5-1) 4920 19. Florida (8-1) 25 20. (tie) Duke (5-11 21 20. (tie) Fullerton -1) 21 z-unranked Note: By agreement with the National Association of Basketball Coaches of the United States, teams on probation by the NCAA and Ineligible for the NCAA Tournament are ineligible for Top 20 and national championship consideration by the SPI Board of Coaches The only such teams this season are Bradley, East Tennessee State and Memphis State B-A Boys Out-Shoot Portage In OT, 88-84 YMCA Elementary Basketball Results PEPSI -C 2 11, S.

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ou 00 VETS Warlike li hiuniMiti I 0 2 Brink-man I I uu ') (J usao HI AKK IN r. is PORTAGE Bellwood Antis' hoys basketball team bounced hack into victory lane here last night in a high scoring duel with Portage's Mustangs that took an overtime session to settle Randy Geis sank six clutch fouls (out of eight) and Shawn Bailey and Billy Cornmesser (2) combined for six more points to carry a 12 point overtime period that carried coach Gene Yingling's Blue Devils to an 88 84 triumph in a long night for the two non-league rivals Earlier. Portage's Jayvees downed A's Jays 52 50 in overtime, too Portage broke on top 21 12 in the opening canto, but A settled down and out-gunned their hosts 25-18 in the second to close the gap to 39-37 by halftime Portage protected the lead through three periods, nursing a 53 49 advantage, but the Blue Devils rallied through the stretch to tie. then won it with a 12-8 margin in the extra session Geis and Bailey, who contributed 10 of the 12 points in the overtime, led four B-A players in double digits with 26 and 21 points respectively Corn- messer collected 17 and Steve Ctilp 11 to bolster the attack as they raised (heir rerord to 24 with a date in the Chestnut Ridge Tournament this weekend ahead Bailey also had 15 rebounds. Cornmesser five assists Tim Trylnis tossed in 29 points for Portage VARSITY ROXSfORE Bellwood Anils Boys fg fa tot Cornmesser 7 17 (ins 7 111 2H I (i Mc-rinskey li Bailry 8 Mi 21 Mcrinskry i) I I 1 Shfllharnmrr 3 2 Cnlp ,14 II Totals 28 32 47 88 Portage Boys fg f-fa tot Trybus I.I .1 .) 2il (iiilm 2 7 Kargo li 5-H 17 Myhre 23 2 Berkheimcr 00 10 Vaughan 211 ii Wilson I 2-2 4 Fisher 0 Wnzmak 2 0 Davis II Score by Periods Bellwmid-Antis 12 12 27 12 88 Portage 21 18 14 24 8 84 JAYVEE SCORE: Portage AiJOinli Tough Loss To MU Girls Extends Tyrone Streak Tyrone High's girls basketball team's losing streak reached six games last night, but this one was easily the toughest of all for first- year head coach Kelly Sparr's Lady Golden Eagles It was razor close.

Host Mount Union refused to get caught in a game-tying 3-point play attempt by Tyrone's standout soph Tobie Haverstein as the final seconds ran off the clock and held on for a 3433 victory. "It was a close one all the way," admitted coach Sparr. "We took the lead in the second half but couldn't break it; couldn't get that three or five point lead. Tobie took it to the basket with two seconds left and tried to draw a foul for a 3-point play to tie it, but she made the basket and didn't get the foul as time ran out. "We have to improve on our foul shooting," Sparr added.

"We were only 7 for 17 in this one and we missed five one-and-ones. We should've won this one." Haverstein topped the Lady Eagles scoring with 11 points. Lisa Arnold (7) and Beth Dutrow (6) combined for 13, while Carol Dimoff paced the winners with 12. Sparr's Lady Eagles return to home boards this weekend to host the Pepsi Invitational at the TAHS gym Bellwood-Antis and Everett tip off the action at 6 m. on Friday, Dec 26.

with Tyrone and Central battling at m. in the other semifinal game. The consolation game will be played Sat Dec 27. at 6 and the championship game at 7:30 m. VARSITY BOXSCORE Tyrone Girls fg Ma tot HaverstPin 4 3-4 ll Arnold .:) 1-2 7 Dulrow Packer Derman 00-10 Wilson 1-:) 1 DelG rosso 3 0-2 (i Totals 13 7-17 33 Mt.

Union Girls fg f-fa tot Buckley 41-1 Chatman 0-0 4 Smith 'i Dimoff '2 Loner 4 Green 01-21 Booher 1032 Totals 16 2-8 34 Score by Periods: Tyrone 785 13-33 Mt Union 10 6 6 12-34 JAYVEE SCORE: Mt Union 28. Tyrone 14 Bulldogs, Eagles Battle Tonight in Hall-of-Fame By IRAKAUFMAN UPI Sports Writer TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) Possession is 90 percent of the law and 100 percent of Jack Bicknell's nightmare about tonight's Hall of Fame Bowl. The Boston College coach isn't worried about moving the ball against Georgia's suspect defense, he's worried about owning the ball. Tailback Lars Tate rushed for 954 yards and 16 touchdowns for Georgia, which will stick with a conservative attack in the 8 p.m.

EST matchup of 8-3 teams. There is a 50 percent chance of rain for the game, but Bicknell said his team will come out throwing regardless of the weather. "Rain doesn't have much of an affect on passing teams," Bicknell said. "The only factor would be if there's a heavy wind. We're gonna stick with what we do.

We may change formations for this game, but we don't change plays. We've really enjoyed the week here and we're excited about plying on natural turf against a team with the tradition of Georgia. They have a very powerful runner in Tate and we're concerned they will be able to control the ball on the ground and keep our offense on the sidelines." Using a tactic honed by 23 years of coaching at Georgia, Vince Dooley praised Boston College as an Eastern juggernaut and claimed the favored Bulldogs needed a great effort just to be competitive with the Eagles. Dooley, who has guided Georgia to seven consecutive bowl appearances, earnestly continued his policy of labeling every opponent a college football powerhouse "1 just hope we'll play hard," said Dooley at a Monday news conference as Bicknell awaited his turn at the podium "If we play hard, maybe we'll have a chance." The Bulldogs finished last in Southeastern Conference pass defense and they face a diversified Eagle offense that revolves around CAGE MENU -TUESDAY Boyi Ml al Tyrone Huntingdon at Central Bellefonle at Chief Logan A al Phil Osceola Lett islow Penns Valley Guilloyle al Tussey Allegan) al Hollidaysburg Punxsv al Johnstown Cambria GlrliBuketbill Marion Center al Bish Guilluyle at Forest Hills Cnilidl al Huntingdon Graders Win Tyroner 7th 8th grade basket bailers notched a 34 18 victory over McNeils in the Huusevelt Kuuglmdeis 7th 8tli Grade Basket ball League in Alluonu over the cekend tailback Troy Stradford. The 5-foot-8 senior gained 1,188 yards to become Boston College's career rushing leader.

Stradford also averaged 14.4 yards on 31 receptions. Shawn Halloran shook off a poor start to throw for 2,080 yards and 17 touchdowns. Wide receivers Kelvin Martin and Darren Flutic combined for 76 catches and 13 touchdowns. "Stradford reminds me of one of our former runners here, Jimmy Poulos, who we called the Greek Streak," Dooley said. "Our fullback, Keith Henderson, is a very quick cutter, too, but he doesn't have the speed of a Stradford.

Halloran completes 61 percent of his passes and can throw all types of balls. The thing that impresses me most about him is that he has thrown just one interception in the last six games. They've got the burner in Martin and the precision receiver in Flutie and it's an offense with great balance Bicknell said he watched Georgia's 20-16 upset of Auburn five weeks ago and came away impressed. "They played the game the right way, with nice, clean football," he said. "Defensively, they do a great job of finding the ball and running to it.

They all get in the picture which I think is the key to good defense." The Bulldogs will need some double-teaming in blocking 270-pound defensive tackle John Bosa, who paced the Eagles in tackles 1119) and sacks HO 1 Georgia's premier offensive lineman, Wilbur Strozier, is sidelined by a knee injury and will be replaced by sophomore Scott Adams "I would have liked to have seen Bosa against Strozier because it would be a great battle," Dooley said "Wilbur has played against players like Bosa, Scott Adams has not Bosa's gonna line up right on top of Scott and it's a real mismatch there Assistants Won't ORCHARD PARK, NY UPli The Buffalo Bills Monday announced that five assistant coaches will not be retained for next season, but declined lo say whether they had been fired or if they resigned The club also announced former University of Maryland head coach Bobby Ross has joined Ihe Bills as passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach The five departing assistants are Herb Paterra. defensive coordinator Ardell Wiegandt. outside linebacker coach. Dick Moseley defensive backs coach Bob Leahy, quar terback coach and Joe Daniels receivers coach Jim Valek. diiector of pro per sonnet, also was departing the leam said "1 felt Ifidl all tile eoaches worked very hard this year but 1 tud uttu-i staff plans in mind lltad oacli Marv Levy said.