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Pogt 20 Moodoy. December. 1989 (Elir Jiihimui Eagles cut Giants down to size, 24-17 yards on 27 carries, scored after Jack Trudeau and Eric Diekerson combined on an 8-yard pass that gave the Colts a 1S-1S lead with 1 56) Tolliver threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Miller remaining but the Chargers missed a chance to force overtime when Chris Bahr missed 37-yard, field goal try with 10 seconds remaining IUP shooters outgun Edinboro ED1NBORO IUP topped Edinboro 2.174-1.609 in a college rifle match Saturday. IOP's top shooters were Heather Shannon with a S5, John Miiavec wiUi a i. Mark Seidel with a MO and Mike Campisano with a S17.

The win raised lUP's mark to 7-. was second in Lions' history to Cloyce Box, who had 302 yards against the Baltimore Colts in I960 Rodney Peete scored on a -yird run and Barry Sanders, who ran for 72 yards on 20 carries, had a 3-yard TD run for Detroit. Dalton Milliard, who was held to 67 yards on 1 carries, had a 1-yard TD run and Bobby Morse returned a kickoff 90 yards for New Orleans. Jets Chargers 17 Roger Vick scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the first on a 1-yard run with 9: 19 left that put the Jets ahead 14-10 and the second on a 14-yard run two plays after Erik McMillan intercepted a Billy Joe Tolliver pass and returned it 40 yards to the Chargers' 16. threw three touchdown passes.

The rally was negated by Nick Lowery's second field goal and DeBerg 9-yard pass to Herman Heard. Rams SS, Cawboyt SI Jim Everett threw four touchdown passes, two in the last four minutes as Los Angeles erased a 31-21 deficit-Rookie Troy Aikman threw four touchdown passes for Dallas. Everett's passes covered one yard to Damone Johnson. 19 to Aaron Cox. 39 to Ron Brawn and 23 to Cox with 1 50 left Altaian's went nine yards to Daryl Johnston.

35 to James Dixon, five to Steve Folsom and 10 to Bernard Ford. Patriot 22, Colli II John Stephens scored on a 10-yard run with 25 seconds left after a penalty kept the drive alive and Jason Staurovsky kicked five field goals. Stephens, who rushed for 124 Cmtim from page 17 down passes, including a 38-yarder to Tim McOe on a trick play, as Cincinnati revived its playoff hopes with its first shutout since 1980 The Bengals 1 7-6) are in third place but only one game behind first-place Houston. The Bengals led 7-0 after James Brooks ran a yard for a second -quarter touchdown They made it 14-0 on McGee diving catch in the third quarter on a fleafltcker. with Brooks taking a pttchout and tossing it back to Esiason for the pass.

Esiason threw a 9-yard touchdown to Rodney Holman in the third quarter Raiders II. Bronco 13 Jeff Jaeger kicked a 26-yard field goal at 7.02 of overtime as the Raiders kept their wild-card playoff hopes alive. The Raiders moved from their 29 to the Denver 9 and Jaeger lucked his third field goal of the game after a 16-yard run by Steve Smith The Raiders tied the score 13-13 on a 67-yard touchdown pass from Steve Beuerlein to Mike Dyal with 7:05 left in regulation The touchdown capped a 92-yard, four-play drive after Los Angeles had been held to one first down and minus-1 yard in total offense in the second half Chiefs 26. Dolphias 21 Christian Okoye rushed for 148 yards on 32 carries, breaking Kansas City's season rushing record with 1.191 yards. Stephone Paige caught seven of Steve Ueberg passes for 133 yards, including a 36-yard touchdown that gave the Chiefs a 13-0 lead in the first period.

After the Chiefs went up 16-0 after three periods. Miami's Dan Marino SPECIAL! $2 Fir ICE CREAM SANTA Steelers freeze inside lertelswx INDIANA MALL UsP lSS- I tD Holiday VSS- '5V Deli cwr-" Station i mail 6 EDWARD ASNER 10, lose a lot of people," Mularkey said. "And we have ta win all three." "This is the kind of game that's gonna help us later." said Hoge. The main question, can later" come before the end of the season? NOTES: Pittsburgh outrushed Houston 169-140 Moon hit 12 of 20 passes for 171 yards Brister connected on 10 of 22 for 78 Houston fumbled the ball seven times, losing three The Steelers recovered ail four of their fumbles, including two by Worley. who had lost all of his first sol prior to Sunday.

David Little led the Steelers with seven tackles Greg Uoyd collected two sacks and Jerry Olsavsky copped the other. Meads sacked Brister three limes Third-down conversions continued to plague the Steelers, who made good on just five of 13. allowing the Oilers to convert six of lugged the ball four times on reverses, gaining 38 yards. Mel Blount received his Hall of Fame ring during halftime ceremonies. A total of 14 members of the Steelers Super Bowl teams of the 1970s participated in the ceremonies, with Terry Bradshaw the most notable absentee.

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Johnson returned a third-quarter interception 59 yards for his first NFL touchdown. Washington took the second-half backoff and drove (1 yards in 11 plays with Riggs' touchdown putting the Redskins ahead to stay 17-10 Johnson, who entered the game with only one career interception, also picked off a first-quarter pass. Phoenix's Gary Hogeboom was eof-11 for 131 yards before fracturing the index finger on his throwing hand in the second period. Uons 21. Saints 14 Richard Johnson caught eight passes for 248 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown from Bob Gagli-ano.

as Detroit all but crushed New Orleans' slim hopes for a wild card playoff berth Johnson's yardage Tuesdays at S.S. SIMON JUDE 330Compb.il tlairavillo ROUND ROBIN 42 LUCKY 7 19 Batter Fish bitamu cmum fa llvTfivJl ITif rTTl I 1 TTsTT I Vl I if Tt 1 jl I I I I ij I I I. 4 fl nejne ij 5 Wk 'M If If ADamiAGABU: 8 V3! 459-5400 I Vf I ex .,7 8:00 p.m. FISHER AUDITORIUM Pay Per View Event ft Monday, December 4 (j $OQ'S Issues: "Ftrst Amendment (Flag Burning) YS Only Jmw "The control of television over the general public I ttXTSZJSJZ-Z TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT HUB FRONT DESK jj 1 Lr! 1 Free Admission Tickets may be available at doot If Continued from page 16 Worley was stopped for no gain. "When yoa have three cracks at we should have made it on the first time, the second time, the third time," Brister said.

It's hard to pinpoint why the Steelers can score inside the 20. It 's hard even for the Steelers themselves. If I knew the problems. I'm sure we have them corrected." Hoge said It frustrating That kind of gives the defense the advantage when they hope you come all the way down to the 1 and you don't score." wish I had the answer to what the problem is down there," said Steelers tight end Mike Mularfcey. "You have to have 11 guys doing their job.

If there's one breakdown, the play's dead." Pittsburgh look a 10-0 lead on an 16-yard Gary Anderson field goal in the first quarter and Hoge's 4-yard scoring run ui the second. The Oilers closed the gap with less than two minutes left in the half when Warren Moon hit Curtis Duncan with an 16-yard touchdown pass. The Steelers held the ball with 1 28 left on third and 9 when Brister completed a pass to Hoge for a gain of four yards. Then came the Clock Fiasco. For some reason or other, the clock stopped, even though neither team had called a timeout and Hoge had remained in bounds after catching the pass "We tried to figured this thing Tar Heels win weekend pair Continued from page 19 away from Notre Dame in the second half with 12-0 run.

Smith scored five points during the run. Oklahoma 146, NE Illinois William Davis scored 24 points and Skeeter Henry 22 as Oklahoma 42-Oi set an NCAA record for largest margin of victory. The old record of 91 was set in LSU's 124-33 victory over Rhodes in 1952. UCLA tt, Washington St. 64 Don MacLean had 29 points as UCLA 1 3-0f rallied in the second half.

Washington State led 37-32 before UCLA went on a 28-1 1 run. Indiana 71. Kentucky 69 Pat Graham had two 3-pointers as Indiana (3-0) ran off 16 consecutive points to rally past Kentucky. The Wildcats cut an 11 point deficit to two points in the final 10 minutes. St.

John's 76, Wright St. 56 Malik Sealy scored 20 points as St. John beat San Diego 74-59 in Saturday's opening round of the Lapchick Tournament The Redmen led by 32 points at halftime. In Sunday's final St. John's improved to 5-1 behind Robert Werdann's 20 points and 16 rebounds.

N.Carolina 92, C.Florida 42 North Carolina ended a two-game losing streak Saturday by beating Central Florida 92-42 Hubert Davis scored 14 points and the Tar Heels outscored Central Florida 15-5 over a 9 30 stretch of the second half for a 61-25 lead. N.C. State 160. Pitt 87 Rodney Monroe had 23 of his 30 points in the second half as N.C. State 1 4-1 won the Tournament of Champions.

Pittsburgh fell to 2-1 after leading 82-79 with 6:38 to play. Oregon St. 64, Arizona 61 The Wildcats 1-2) lost by the most points since Lute Olson became coach in 1983. Arizona's only victory is over defending national champion Michigan. Gary Payton scored 25 points for the Beavers who took a 20-point lead in the first half.

RESTAURANT 1 1 South 7 St, Indiana ISPPlzza WW out." said referee Ben Dreith in a pool report. "We didn't stop any clock. The timer must have stopped this clock at that time right I didn't go over to the bench (after the Hoge completion i don't know why the clock stopped on that thing." Takes brains, doesn't it" "I was under the impression that it was a timeout." Noll said "There was no explanation. We tried to get one What did they say? "They talk to you guys media i better than the talk to the coaches." Noll said. more communication in the press box than on the field "Those guys weren't on the ball all day anyway." said Mularkey.

"But it was a tough situation for everybody out there with that weather." Anyway, the Oilers drove 68 yards on seven plays and Moon hit Drew Hill with an 18 yard TD pass to give the Oilers a 14-10 lead late in the second quarter. Hill made a great catch on the play, beating t'arnell Lake on the post pattern and making a fingertip grab just inside the end line. Anderson's 37-yard field goal three minutes into the second half sliced the lead down to 14-13. But Bubba McDowell tackled punter Harry Newsome in the end zone for a safety to put Houston in front 16-13. The two teams continued to spar into the fourth quarter.

Pittsburgh then ran 17 plays, driving 79 yards before facing a fourth and goal at the 1. "We felt we had to get the points." Noll explained. "We had ample opportunities. 1 think we had a first and goal on the 3 or some point in there." "We had three shots to get in. We felt we needed the field goal on both occasions." Noll elected to go for the three.

Anderson nailing the 18-yard field goal to tie the score at 16-16 with 5 43 left in regulation time. "We just didn't execute down there." said Ilkin. "We just have to work real hard to get better in that phase of our game. Right now. we're noUJoing a good job at it Lorenzo White's game-winning TD was set up by Moon's 37-yard bomb to Haywood ef fires down the left sideline "That last pass he made was a fantastic throw." praised Brister.

"It surprised me because usually run something else in that situation." Woodson said. "But it's not Mosul for Houston." "Warren said. 'I'm going to throw it as far as I Jeffries said. "Go ahead and run a straight streak down the sideline." Four plays later. White ran up the middle from the 1 for the winning score with 21 seconds to go "If we miss the playoffs, it'll probably be a yard or two short." Brister said.

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