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Page 68 Tha News-Journal Sunday. September 4. 1 983 From Page IB Bum- N. Illinois FG dumps Kansas Kidivsst Oceguera drilled a 41-yard field goal with just over seven minutes to play to give the 49ers a 22-20 lead, and the Califomians tacked on a touchdown in the final minute after a short Wildcat punt Quarterback Todd Dillon ran 13 yards for that score to ensure the victory, although Kansas State came roaring back only to have a pass intercepted in the Long Beach State endzone as time ran out Oceguera also had field goals of 34. 20, 30 and 26 yards before ramming through the one that put the 49ers of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association ahead to stay.

.3 the season-opener football game for both schools. A 41 -yard touchdown run with an intercepted pass by Joe Orlich broke the game open late in the third period-Long Bach State 28, Kansas State 20 MANHATTAN. Kan. (AP) Jose Oceguera'i school-record five field goals and Lenny Montgomery's darting runs lifted underdog Long Beach State to a 28-20 victory Saturday night over Kansas State in the football opener for both teams. yard run by Garfield Taylor.

With 2:46 to go. linebacker Eddie Sim spoke like an anxious kid who cant wait to get going, not some old guy happy to be finishing out his career." Stabler has talented receivers to throw to, a 2-time All-Pro running back, George Rogers, to hand off to and an offensive line that has improved to the point where he was sacked only once in five preseason games. On the other side of the ball, the Saints' defense was one of the best in the league a year ago. The team's average age is just over 25, but it is a team of experience. Phillips chose to go with a youth movement three years ago and has stuck with the plan.

It's about to pay off. There is a parallel between what is happening in New Orleans now and what transpired in Atlanta with the baseball Braves a year ago. This is a football team that has been down since its birth in 1967. Thanks to Phillips, that's about to change. but in New Orleans, it made Phillips a hero.

As the Saints open the season today against the St. Louis Cardinals in New Orleans, most observers are talking about how much New Orleans has improved. The talent is there. And, as the Saints' publicity office has said, "It can happen here" is no longer just a hype. The key, of course, is Stabler.

The Foley. native is the most accurate passer in NFL history and is coming off a pre season effort in which he completed better than 60 percent of his passes. He's trimmer, thanks to offseason running on the beaches of South Alabama. He came to camp not only in outstanding physical shape, but with renewed cnthusiam and vigor. Miami Dolphins' Coach Don Shula saw Stabler twice and was impressed on both occassions.

"If he plays like he looks, he could have a great season. The thing that impressed me was he LAWRENCE. (AP) Vince Scott, given a second chance after missing a 42-yard field goal, kicked a 26-yarder with eight seconds remaining Saturday to boost Northern Illinois to a 37-34 victory over Kansas in the college football opener for both schools. With 1:27 to go, Scott tried from 42 yards against a stiff wind and came up short An offsides penalty gave the Huskies a first down, and they managed to get their kicker within range. The Huskies kept their winning drive alive with a successful gamble on fourth-and-one from the Kansas 41.

Kansas, trailing by 17 points early in the second half, roared back and tied it at 34-34 on Bruce Kallmeyer's 46-yard field goal at the 7:10 mark. Making their debut under Coach Mike Gottfried, the Jayhawks got to within 10 points, 27-17. on a 1- TO ATTENTION! 1 CALLING ALL CHILDREN mons intercepted a pass from Tim Tyrrell and returned it 25 yards for another touchdown, slicing the Northern Illinois lead to 27-24. Tyrrell got the touchdown right back, speeding 37 yards on a quarterback keeper to give the Huskies a 34-24 lead. Kansas drove 80 yards on 15 plays, with Frank Seurer hitting Sylvester Byrd with a 5-yard scoring pass at the 9:58 mark.

Lou Wicks scored two touchdowns and Darryl Richardson added another in the first half. Reffie Sims took an 11-yard touchdown pass from Tyrrell with 7:25 left In the third quarter for a 27-10 Northern Illinois lead. Valparaiso 31, Alma 7 VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) Freshman Bob Foley scored touchdowns on one-yard runs in tht first and fourth quarters Saturday as Valparaiso downed Alma 31-7 in EAST HILL BAPTIST Walker watches from the sidelines CHURCH DAY CARE CENTER this month, he will return to classes, needing one quarter to complete his junior year. The furor over Walker's sudden departure has, for the most part, faded out.

OPENING SEPTEMBER 6th at 1 3th AVENUE GADSDEN STREET For Quality Child Care At A Reasonable Price CALL 433-0095 CALL US TODAYI DO YOU HAVE ATHENS, Ga. (AP) The best football player at the University of Georgia wasn't on the field when the Bulldogs opened their season against UCLA Saturday night. What should have been the start of Herschel Walker's senior season one in which he needed only 724 yards to become college football's all-time rushing leader began with Walker and his wife, Cindy, sitting in Coach Vince Dooley's private box. "I'm real excited about it," Walker said shortly before the kfckoff. "I've never had a chance to watch a whole college game, especially where I know so many of the guys." But Walker wasn't wearing the red jersey and silver britches of his former teammates.

Instead, he was dressed in a white hooded shirt, black pants and white shoes. After rushing for 5,259 yards and setting 10 NCAA, 15 Southeastern Conference and 30 Georgia records, Walker shocked the college football community last winter by giving up his senior campaign to sign a lucrative professional contract with the New Jersey Generals of the United States Football League. Walker was back in Athens Saturday night and back in Sanford Stadium, scene of many of his remarkable collegiate exploits. Later SOMETHING IN VACATION (ri NEED OF REPAIR? CHECK CLASS" "CLASS" DIAL-A-SERVICE (JACQUELINE BISSETT A National Hunting and Fishing Day 1983 Poster Contest IN 7:15 9:30 CLASSIFIEDS "RETURN OF THE JEDI" (K) 2:00 4:30 7:00 9:30 $1 "TRADING PLACES" 7:30 9:45 MR. MOM (PG) PftLLSPICfflLI Rent a Shasta Motor Home attend your favorite sporting event.

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Laurie Pater-son and Gail Hirata ail shot a 4-under-par 63- 'Two-time defending champion JoAnne Carner had a disastrous start, getting four penalty strikes after hitting her first two drives out of bounds to end the day seven shots off the pace. HUMICIPmUDITORlim GOOD FOOD GOOD MUSIC GOOD DRINKS GOOD TIMES OPEN SUNDAY for Lunch Dinner Dancing Barrancas at MainJust Look For The Train 438-6003 TONITE! LOSER LEAVE TWO AGE CATEGORIES: 5-8 years and 9-1 2 years THEME: "Sportsmen and Conservation: Building a Future for Wildlife LOCAL PRIZES: 1 st place $1 00 savings bond 2nd place $50 savings bond 3rd place $25 savings bond 1 st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in both age categories will be entered in the national contest with a total of $5,200 in prizes. All entries will be displayed at Pensacola Interstate Fairgrounds during NHF Day, Saturday, September 24. RULES Posters must illustrate the theme "Sportsmen and Conservation: Building a Future for Wildlife." Posters should be no larger than standard poster size, Posters may be done in pencil, crayon, paint, ink, etc. There are no limitations on colors.

Each entry must be accompanied by an information sheet stating: artist's full name, home address, phone number, grade, name and address of school, sponsor's name, address and phone number. This information sheet should be affixed securely to the lower right hand corner on the back of the poster. Posters without this information will be disqualified. All posters must be based on the student's original idea. All posters submitted for national judging become the por-perry of NHF Day Headquarters and will not be returned.

Judging will be based on how well the theme is illustrated, visual impact and appeal, and originality. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY: SEPTEMBER 19 Entries should be delivered on September 1 9th to Gulf Coast Council, Boy Scouts of America, 5745 North Ninth Avenue (across from Pensacola Junior College). For additional information, call Colin Moore, 433-0041 ext. 115. TOWN JIMMY GOLDEN VS-RANDY ROSE SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH KEN LUCAS RICKY GIBSON VS- BOB ARMSTRONG MR.

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