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8 Part III Saturday, December 26, 1981 Cos Angeles Slimes Girls Volleyball II Irvine's Kim Oden Tops Players along with Orange's Mary Cahill and Esperanza's Shawn Sturgeon. Loara's Pam Scott was a second -team selection. Diane Watson (Westminster), Kristina Moiso (Corona del Mar) and Pam Lawrence (Corona del Mar). Receiving honorable mentions were Elaina Oden (Irvine) and Terry Debusk (Capistrano Valley). Zeno was named co-MVP with Louisville's Susie Taylor.

Louisville defeated the Aztecs for the 3-A crown. La Quinta's Stacy Myer also was named to the 3-A first team Irvine High School's Kim Oden and La Quinta's Lori Zeno have been named most valuable players in their respective divisions for CIF girls volleyball. Oden, who led Irvine to the CIF 4-A championship, was joined on the All-CIF first team by El Toro's Leslie Devereau and Tracy Clark, Laguna Beach's Lynn Kessler and Mater Dei's Lisa Niedringhaus. Making the second team were La Habra's Maria Calabretta was a first-team selection in the 2-A division as was Newport Christian's Chris Yardly in the Small Schools. Yardly's teammate, Trudy Anderson, was a second team honoree.

I I 1 1 DEMONSTRATOR CLEARANCE If you have to say it, say it. It's your job. But running people down makes me want to -Don, Coryell Coryell Says the Chargers Weren't So Bad After All By DAVE DISTEL, Times Staff Writer SAN DIEGO Don Coryell was in a strange mood, one which belied the fact that his Chargers beat the Oakland Raiders Monday night to win their third consecutive American Football Conference West championship. He had walked grim-faced, as he always seems to walk, through a fall filled with controversy and criticism. He was sensitive to what was being said, but his job was to coach and he adopted the role of innocent bystander as management and players and agents and even union leaders got into one fray after another.

And, of course, there was the criticism of the defense. This invariably struck more of a nerve, because it hit more directly at his coaches and his players. Tuesday, after the Chargers came out the other end of their obstacle course with a championship, Coryell was a bit more defensive than his team was on occasion this fall. "I'm satisfied to have come through all this adversity," he said. "Most of it was really built up by the press.

I'd like to be able to keep the team in a vacuum, maybe live here with us so they don't read the paper or listen to newscasts or listen to people in the street." If the Chargers had been living at the stadium, they would have been shielded from the fact that John Jefferson was missing, Fred Dean was unhappy, John Jefferson was traded, Fred Dean was traded, John Jefferson said that others wanted out (of their stadium apartments or the Ed Garvey ordered Dan Fouts suspended and some folks thought the defense was of the greatest annoyance to Coryell. "We've had so many doggoned distractions and problems," he said, addressing a weekly media luncheon. "Maybe some of our people got immune to criticism I read where we have defensive players who aren't capable of playing. If you have to say it, say it. It's your job.

But running people down makes me want to vomit." Coryell was obviously not enjoying the luncheon. "Our guys have pulled together," he said, "because they're real men. The defense did very, very well holding Oakland to 10 points, holding them in critical situations. They played their hearts out." The defense, in fact, has played well since that 44-23 debacle in Seattle in a Monday night game. "Anybody who thinks we went up to Seattle and didn't play hard has their head in the ground," Coryell said.

"I could use stronger words. We didn't lay down. We played hard and they played better. They beat us bad." On what was obviously not Media Appreciation Day, Coryell began his lecture with a suggestion for recommended reading. It was an article in The Times about Miami Coach Don Shula.

He addressed the subject of parity vs. mediocrity, a subject which nettles most NFL coaches. "We have teams 9-7 and 10-6 winning division championships," Coryell said, "but, believe me, it's not because of mediocrity. How or why anyone got that opinion I don't understand. It used to be there were just a few good teams.

A lot of the others were mediocre and some poor. You have to search .1 E- tf Mmrfrrm 1981 XR7 SAVE 02,000 This elegant XR7 is absolutely loaded with cruise, air, stereo cassette, power windows, vinyl roof, automatic overdrive, tilt wheel, power seats, power antenna, power locks, vanity mirrors, radial tires on aluminum wheels a fabulous car 197IM). Manufacturer's suggested retail price 9,988. YOIT SAVE 2.000! "Mii hard for a poor team now. I know an awful lot of great footbll temas that are 8-8.

We played one last night. I think Oakland's a great football team. If you don't think so, line up nose to nose against them when they're mad at you." Oakland, to be accurate, finished the season 7-9 as a result of the loss to the Chargers. Indications are that the Raiders will not be in the playoffs. The 8-8 teams were Pittsburgh, Washington, Detroit and Green Bay, none of which will be in the playoffs.

Coryell did not specify which of them were the great ones. Coryell was right in one regard. Teams with lower degrees of greatness can step up and ruin a season for the great ones. Presumably, that was what happened Sunday when the Lesser Great Chicago Bears beat, the Greater Denver Broncos, 35-24, to open the playoff door for the Chargers. "It was a great (That word again?) sigh of relief to have a second chance," Coryell said, "and for our guys to come through and win.

It was a tremendous achievement to win our division, though other people may not think that. And we've won it three years in a row." And so the Chargers will be in the Orange Bowl Jan. 2 to play the Miami Dolphins, who won the championship of the AFC East. "We hope we have lucky breaks," said Coryell. "It's going to be very difficult, but our people are fired up.

They know they'll have to play flawless ball and be very, very determined to have a chance and beat Miami back there." Miami, being the winner of a division with three playoff teams, must rate quite high on the greatness scale. However, some have described the Dolphins as No-Names. "They are not a mediocre team," Coryell said. "Anyone who calls them No-Names hasn't played them. You might not know they're names, but I.VXXI..7rAPRICOXTIXENTAL MARK VI UNCOI.NCOrGARXR7ZEPHYR Fringe benefit 3 Paul Conrad's quick draw in Metro.

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