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The Salina Journal Sunday, October 20,1991 37 SALINA Sunday, October 2O Television KN, cableM 11:30 a.m. NASCAR AC Delco 500 AUT ACING 1p.m. SCCA Trans-Am I p.m. IMSA Camel GT: Grand Prix of Greater San't 5p.m.-Baseball'91 BASEBAll 7 P- at Minnesota (World 10a.m. College Coaches Corner CNN ca 3 0 II a.m.'- Kansas FoVtballhGien Mason 11 a.m.

11:30 a.m.— NFL Live 11:30 a.m. Today Noon -Tampa Bay at New Orleans 1 CBS' cable 1 12 3p.m. City at Denver (NFL) NBC cable 3 7 3p.m. Angeles Rams at Los Angeles Raiders (NFL) cable 5 Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers (NFL) rnKlo i 3 p.m. College Football Review'.

mA 6p.m. Prlmetlme 25 10:30 p.m. Football: Glen Mason WIBW cables GOLF 3:30 p.m. PGA Transamerlca Championship ESPN cable 25 GENERAL 6a.m. 9a.m.

10:30 a.m.-s orts Op.m.-SporsCener ESPN cable 25 10p.m. Sports Tonight CNN cable30 10:30 p.m.—George Michael's Sports Machine cable 12 11:05 p.m.—George Michael's Sports Machine WDAF cable7 la.m. ESPN cable25 Latenlght cable 30 Radio FOOTBALL 2:30 p.m. City at Denver (NFL) KINA, 910-AM SPORTS DIGEST Auto racing After setting a blazing early pace with fellow Winston Cup veteran Dale Earnhardt, pole-sitter Ernie Irvan was wondering how he could beat Jthe rookie late. The rookie was Joe Nemechek and Iryan was a little out of his league, having never won a NASCAR Busch Grand National race.

But Irvan, this year's Daytona 500 winner, got a quick restart after the final caution period and took the lead with 13 laps left Saturday to win the AC Delco 200 stock car race at North Carolina Motor Speedway in Rockingham, N.C. Irvan became the 16th different driver to win this year in 30 races. One cough from Rick Mears' engine was enough to hand Saturday's Marlboro Challenge all-star Indy-car race to a stunned Michael Andretti. Mears appeared on the way to an easy victory in the 45-lap event in Monterey, on Laguna Seca Raceway's 2.214-mile, 11-turn road course until the Chevrolet engine in his Penske racer sputtered coming off the final turn of the final lap. Baseball The rights to Cuban defector Rene Arocha were won by the St.

Louis Cardinals on Saturday in a special eight-team lottery conducted by Major League Baseball. The 25-year-old pitcher had three outings in Central Florida Instructional League games over the last month, his first work since defecting from his homeland on July 10 while he was traveling with Cuban national baseball team in Miami. The Commissioner's Office arranged the outings so teams could evaluate Arocha without him having to go through individual tryouts. Apparently only eight had enough interest to enter the lottery. Basketball Magic Johnson had 16 points and 17 assists as the Los Angeles Lakers held on to edge Joventut Badalona of Spain 116-114 Saturday to win the McDonald's Open basketball tournament in Paris.

It was the closest any European club team came to an NBA team in the tournament since it began in 1987. Magic Johnson upped the Laker lead to 116-112 when he drove the lane for a layup to provide a cushion for the Lakers with 1:48 'Whether win by 20 or 2 the main thing is to win," Johnson said. "We won and had fun." Charles Smith, the Los Angeles Clippers' starting forward, underwent arthroscopic surgery Saturday on his right knee and will be out from four to six weeks, the team said. The operation to repair torn lateral meniscus cartilage was performed by team physician Tony Daly at Daniel Freeman Marina Hospital. Smith had been experiencing pain and swelling in the knee throughout training camp and did not play in Friday night's exhibition loss to the Golden State Warriors.

Football The Big Ten Conference runner-up has an automatic postseason bid for the next four years to play in either the Holiday Bowl or Citrus Bowl. Under the agreement announced Saturday by the Big Ten and the two bowls, the conference's second-place finisher will play the Western Athletic Conference champion in this year's Holiday Bowl and then play in the Citrus Bowl in 1992,1993 and 1994. The agreement also calls for the Big Ten's third-place team to play in the Holiday Bowl for three years beginning in 1992. The agreement does not affect the Rose Bowl, which matches the Big Ten champion against the Pac-10 winner. Golf First-round co-leader Charles Coody shot a 6-under-par 66 Saturday to take a two-stroke lead after two rounds of the Transamerica Senior Golf Championship in Napa, Calif.

Goody's 133 total for two trips around the Silverado Country Club south course put him ahead of Jim Colbert, who had a second-round 65. Dale Douglass, who started the day two over, had a tournament record 63 to move within four strokes of Coody entering Sunday's final round. The previous low of 64 was set last year by Miller Barber. First round co-leader Lee Trevino, 70, Simon Hobday, 68, and Mike Hill, 67, were tied with Douglass at 137. DeWitt Weaver, 69, Arnold Palmer, 69, and George Archer, 66, were another stroke back.

Four-time winner Seve Ballesteros ignored a painful right foot to defeat Billy Andrade 3 and 2 in Saturday's semifinals of the World Match Play golf tournament in Virginia Water, England, setting up a final against Nick Price. Ballesteros had two injections of painkillers before the match and said the foot hurt throughout the 36-hole semifinal. "I had a hard time walking and I also missed some shots because I couldn't follow through," said the Spaniard, who won the title in 1981,1982,1984 and 1985 and has never lost in the final. SPORTS HOTLINE PHONE NUMBERS OF INTEREST Kansas City Chiefs ticket office Kansas State University athletic ticket off Ice Kansas Wildlife Parks (Hays off ice) Kansas Parks fishing report Salina Parks Recreation off ice Salina Parks Recreation (information) The Woodlands (K.C.) Racetrack (race results) The Woodlands (K.C.) Racetrack (reservations) University of Kansas athletic ticket office Wichita Greyhound Park Wichita State University athletic ticket off ice 816-931-3330 800-221-2287 913-628-8614 913-628-8614 913-826-7434 913-826-7464 913-299-3636 913-299-3434 913-864-3141 316-755-4000 316-689-3266 Phone for scores Dial 1-900-454-3101 NFL, NBA, NHL, major college, horse racing 95 Touch-tone phones only HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES 12 ly The AiMclaltd ftnt Retultt of gonwi Friday night: 20, Ellsworth 19 Alloona-Mldway 57, Marmoton Valley Andale36, Klngman6 Andover46, Argonla 30, South Haven 20 Arkansas City 35, El Dorado 0 Axtoll 40, Mldway-Denlon 14 Baldwin 22, Spring Hill 0 Bishop Ward 20, KC Piper 0 Blue Valley 34, Bishop MiegeO Buhler 24, Great Bend 14 Burlington 21, tola 14 Coldwell 20, Garden Plain 18 Central Heights 19, Unlonlown 13 ChanuteM, Garnelt 14 Chose 40, Hutchlnson Trinity 26 Cheney 35, Belle Plained Omorron 2B, Medicine Lodge 6 Circle 17, Augusta 14 Claflln 66, Moscow 18 Clay Center 45, Concordla 14 Collegiate 20, HesstonO Cunningham 36, Stafford 12 Derby 49, Wichita West 6 Dlghton26, LaCrosseO Douglass 40, Conway Springs 12 Efflngham 14, Norton fl Ellis 43, Stockton 14 Emporla 43, Wichita North 7 Erie 38, Northeast of Arma 9 Eureka 34, Neodesha 13 Frankfort 21 Balleyvlll. 8 Frontenoc 36, Oswego 16 Garden Cily4l, Dodge City 20 Gardner-Eagerton 19, Eudora7 Greensburg 42, Southwestern Heights 13 Halileod4B, Remington 6 Hanover 44, Valley Heights 0 Mansion 41, Ransom 12 Harmon 13, SM East 6 Hartford 57 Flinlhllls 34 Hoyden 14, Council Grove? Hebron, Neb.

18, Clifton-Clyde 14 Heights 20, Wichita East 6 Highland 25, Troy 22 Highland Park 2B, Salina South 0 HillsboroK Chose County 0 Hugoton 6, Lamed 0 Humboldt 35, Jayhawk-LInn 8 IngallsSO, SalonlalB Inman 38, Conlon-Galva 30 Jackson Heights 33, Jefferson North 13 Jetmore 62, Spearville 24 Jewell 36, Nelson, Neb. 8 ipearvl ilson, Kanias-Deof 60, Wllllamsburg 14 KC-Blshop Word JO, Piper 0 KC-Hormon 13, Shawnee Mission East 6 Kearney 28, Harrisonvllle 21 Kensington 46, lenora 12 Kinsley 16, SI. John 8 Labette County 58, Fredonla 0 Lansing 39, Bosehor-Llnwood? Lawrence 44, Shawnee Heights 18 Liberal 34, Wellington 6 Little River 45, Qulvlro Heights 0 Lyons 27, Elllnwood 0 Manhattan 16, Junction City 7 Maur Hill 34, Hiawatha 0 Mlnneola-Fowler 38, Ashland 8 Morland 42, Golden Plains 9 Mulvane 8, Chaparral 6 Nemaho Valley 27, Jefferson West 22 Nets City 34, FalrfleldO Newton 39, Bishop Carroll 13 Northern Heights 25, Herlngton 7 Northern Valley 40, Eastern Heights 12 Norwich 23, Attica 14 Oberlln 22, St. Francis 0 Ololhe South 41, KC Washington 20 Otis-Bison 33, Wilson 14 Ottawa 17, Bonntr 6 Oxford 35, South Barber 0 Parsons 42, Caney Vallty 0 49, Royal Vallty JO Vallty 64, Waconda East 14 Pleoiant Ridge 20, McLouth 0 Pleasonton42, CreitO Prairie 21, Oiawotomle 20 (OT) Pratt 41, Haven 0 Pratt-Skyllne 20, Macksville 6 Pretty Prairie 58, Burrton 8 Protection 46, Havlland 34 Ril.y County 52, linn 8 Rolla 67, South Grey 22 SabethaSS.AtchlsonO Sacred Heart 6, Ell-Saline 0 Salina Central 35, Topeka Seaman 9 Sacred Heart 6, Ell-Saline 0 Scott City 43, Ulysses 21 SE-Cherokee 18, Galena 0 Sharon Springs 52, Grlnnell 0 Shawnee Mission North 37, Schlagle 0 Mission South 13, Wyandotte 12 Shawnee Mission West 35, BlueValley North 13 Silver Lake 56, St. Marys 0 Smith Center 34, Belleville 12 Smoky Volley 28, Minneapolis 7 Southern Cloud 14, Hlllcresl 6 SI.Paul32,Chetopa28 SI.

Thomas Aquinas 46, De Solo 8 Sterling U.Holsington 8 Sylvan Grove 38, Lucas-Luray 14 Tescott 46, St. John's Beloil 8 Thayer 56, Hamilton 22 Tlpton54, Downs 8 Tonganoxle 23, Holton 8 Topeka 12, LeavenworlhO Topeka West 16, Washburn Rural 7 Trlplains 38, Brewster 20 Valley Center 25, Kapaun 18 Valley Falls 14, Oskaloosa7 Victoria 35, Hill City 13 Wabaunsee 52, Lyndon 0 Washington 27, SE-Saline 6 Waverly 21, Madison 0 Wellsvllle 48, Mission Valley 13 West Elk 38, Central of Burden 0 While City 59, St. XavlerU White Rock 18, North Central 6 Wichita Collegiate 20, Hesston 0 Wichita Heights 26, Wichita East 0 Wichita NW 47, Hutchlnson 12 Wichita South 28, Wichita Southeast 14 Winlleld 7, Campus 0 FROM PAGE 33 Wildcats give NU scare In 38-31 loss ception of a batted McCant pass. "They're No. 9 in the country and we almost knocked them off their pedestal," Watson said.

"That's somewhere Kansas State has not been before. We've still got games left and we are going to have some success." Nebraska, which hasn't lost to Kansas State since 1968, countered with a 1-yard touchdown run by Brown and a 32-yard scoring option by McCant in the first quarter. Byron Bennett had a 33-yard field goal for Nebraska and Tate Wright had a 26-yarder for Kansas State to produce a 17-17 tie at half time. Nebraska, with 185 yards in total offense the first quarter, managed just one first down in the second period. Masters put Kansas State back on top when he stole the ball from Nebraska fullback Lance Lewis and ran 40 yards for a touchdown.

McCant hit Mitchell on a 4-yard pass to tie it, but Watson ran 3 yards on an option play to put the Wildcats ahead once more. Kansas State also drove to the Nebraska 16 midway through the fourth quarter only to have Wright miss a 32-yard field goal with 8:35 to play. That let Nebraska tie the game again. McCant found Mitchell behind the K-State defense on a 41-yard pass to the 3 and Brown ducked in for the touchdown one play later. Bennett's extra point kick tied it with 6:49 left.

Tyrone Hughes' 18-yard punt return to the Nebraska 40 with five minutes left put the Cornhuskers in position for the final touchdown drive. McCant ran 19" yards and Lewis went 25 to the 1, from where Brown vaulted in for the go-ahead points with 2:47 to play. K-State returns to KSU Stadium next Saturday to take on No. 22 Colorado, a 34-17 winner over Oklahoma on Saturday. Nebraska will play host to Missouri.

Nebraska 38, KSU 31 GOLF O'Meara claims Disney Classic CAME IN STATS First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession KSU NU 26 22 34-112 55-363 340 91 26-46-0 6-42 1-0 6-45 33:33 107 21 8-13-1 5-39 1-1 5-52 26:27 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING K-State: Gallon 13-47, Coleman 1-23, Watson 16-19, Smith 1-11. Nebraska: D.Brown 28-145, McCant 13-100, Lewis 6-79, C.Jones 6-46. PASSING K-State: Watson 26-46-0-340. Nebraska: McCant 8-13-1-107. RECEIVING K-State: Smith 10-172, Gallon 6-82, Campbell 3-34.

Nebraska: Mitchell 2-45, Bostlck 3-46, Hughes 1-9. PUNTING K-State: Snyder Nebraska: Stlgge FIELD GOALS K-State: Wright 1-2 (26). Nebraska: Bennett 1-1 (33). LEADING TACKLERS K-State: Price 12, Boone 7, Mendez 7, Patterson 6, Masters 5, Venables 5. Nebraska: Legette 8, Byrd 6, Carmer 6, Petko 6, Hill 5, Parrella 5.

TACKLES FOR LOSSES K-State: Patterson 211, Griffith 1-6, Price 1-2, Dabney 1-1, Venables 1 -1. Nebraska: Hill 2-18, White 2-5, Alberts 2-9, Parrella 1 -7, Engelbert 1 -6, Llewer 1-12. QUARTERBACK SACKS K-State: GRIFFITH 1-6, PATTERSON 1-6. Nebraska: Hill 2-18, Alberts 2-9, Llewer 1-2, Engelbert 1-6, Parrella 17, White 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS K-State: Masters 1.

FUMBLE RECOVERIES K-State: Masters 1. SCORING SUMMARY Kansas 7 10 14 0 31 Nebraska 14 3 7 14 38 First Quarter KSU Smith 7 pass from Watson (Wright kick), 7:17. NU Brown 1 run (Bennett kick), 5:04. NU McCant 32 run (Bennett kick), 1:07. Second Quarter KSU Wright 26 field goal, 11:42.

KSU Smith 11 pass from Watson (Wright kick), 6:27. NU Bennett 33 field goal, 3:29. Third Qudrter KSU Masters 40 fumble return (Wright kick), 9:15. NU Mitchell 4 pass from McCant (Bennett kick), 5:40. KSU Watson 3 run (Wright kick), 2:42.

Fourth Quarter NU Brown 3 run (Bennett kick), 6:49. NU Brown 1 run (Bennett kick), 2:47. RECREATION CALENDER The recreation calendar will consist of events no more than one month in advance of today's date. Volleyball NOVEMBER 2 AT MINNEAPOLIS An eight-team, two-pool women's tournament $65 entry fee call Rick Reed at 913-392-2248. The Associated Press Mark O'Meara raises his fist after sinking a putt on the 18th green Saturday to wrap up the title at the Walt Disney World Golf Classic.

By The Associated Press LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. Mark O'Meara turned in one of his best finishes Saturday, but it was a little bit of luck that helped him win his first PGA tournament of the year. O'Meara regained a share of the lead of the Walt Disney World Golf Classic on the par-4 ninth hole when his 178-yard, 5-iron skipped into the cup for an eagle. "Those are the things that have to happen in order to win a golf tournament," he said. "You have to be a little bit lucky.

"That kind of gave me the boost and the charge I needed to get close to the leaders. Obviously the shot on number 9 was the shot of the O'Meara, who shot a tournament-low 64 on Saturday, prevailed by that one shot, edging David Peoples for the $180,000 winner's share of the $1 million purse. O'Meara, who was able to spend the week at his home less than a half hour from the tournament site, had led after the first two rounds but was one stroke off the lead entering the final round. Peoples, another local favorite who grew up in the Orlando area, carded a 65 in the final round, but ran out of birdies in the final four holes. "I thought if I could put it 20 under it would be awfully hard to beat," said Peoples, who is enjoying his best season on the tour since turning pro in 1981.

"I was a little bit surprised to look up there and see a 21.1 was a little bummed." O'Meara's eagle regained a share of the lead for him, but he took it for good with an 8-foot birdie putt on the 400-yard 16th hole. "I knew I didn't want to go to a playoff," said O'Meara, who made a 6-foot par putt at 18 to avoid a tie. O'Meara picked up a new car and $180,000 for his 21-under-par 267 effort pushing his season's earnings to almost $530,000. Buy A Little Time With Kansas Cellular What You Buy Is Time. Freedom to conduct business wherever you are.

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