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Paso Times VA Sunday, Aug. 16.1992 bJ 1 Cowboy roolde lineman loses his head when getting ready for a game John Riggins, former star run "Riggins announced that there would be a bed check, and anybody caught in bed before midnight was fined heavily. (He) arrived at the game with beer and soft drinks for the men. "He also was carrying three dozen red roses, explaining, The women fans didn't have anything, so I brought roses and tossed them to ladies in the Los Angeles Times Tom Myslinski a legend? Hardly, but according to the 1992 Dallas Cowboys media guide, it's only a matter of time before the 6-foot-2, 291-pound fourth-round draft choice from I Tennessee gets the recognition deserves: "Myslinski's pregame prepara- tion may someday equal the leg-' end of former NFL and Tennes- Trivia time The Miami Dolphins' "53-de-fense," employed during the 1972 season when Miami posted a 17-0 record to become the only team in NFL history to go undefeated in a single season, was named after what player? Trivia answer Bob Matheson, a member of the Dolphins' "no-name defense," who wore No. 53.

see star Jack "Hacksaw Reynolds, who earned his nickname after sawing a car apart," the guide explains. "Just before the team left the locker room before each game, Myslinski would go into the shower area and bang his unhelmeted head against the shower wall until it bled." Myslinski to the Cowboys: "I have no idea why I did it. After the game, I always said it was stupid because my head hurt. On game day, I'm a maniac. When the game's over, I go back to being my old cheerful personality." Footnote: In his senior year of high school, Myslinski was involved in an automobile accident and took 100 stitches in his head.

ning back with the Washington Redskins, was known as a rebel, and his being named honorary coach at a Kansas alumni-varsity football game in the early 1980s didn't change anything. Pro Football Weekly looks back to the day it says was "a bit like the inmates running the Diablos "EL PASO'S FULL SERVICE TIRE DEALER" GREAT TIRE BUYS! Newcomer again leads Diablos to victory, 4-3 i By Rick Taylor El Paso Times I ALL SEASON STEEL BELTED RADIALS Tonight's game WhoWhat: Wichita Wranglers (23-28) vs. Diablos (26-26) in the fifth game of a 10-game homestand. When: 6:30 p.m. Promotion: Bart Simpson will make an appearance and no doubt eat a few hot dogs, which will go for 25 cents each.

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Saturday, he watched as Smith hit a single to the wall in leftfield that scored the winning run from second base in the 10th inning. It gave the Diablos a 4-3 victory at Cohen Center. was promoted from Stockton, Class-A affiliate of the Brewers, last week. He has played in just seven games. Yet he has made a big impact with the Diablos.

And his manager. "To be honest, Ed Smith has Wen the turning point," Diablos manager Chris Bando said. hope we don't get too heavy for him. We've been riding his Continued from ID year," said Diablos manager. Chris Bando, Sal Bando's broth-! er.

"This is the best facility in double-A baseball. We'd be foolish not to be happy here." The new deal was completed Friday. "We shook on it in about the fourth inning Friday night," Paul said. Pan! said he decided to stay with Milwaukee because of the system's past and current sue-, cess. El Paso has been to the' playoffs eight of 11 years while with Milwaukee.

By comparison, San Antonio the Dodgers' AA affiliate has only been to the playoffs three times in the same time span. "You don't get off a winning horse," Paul said. "I also looked at what the Dodgers are doing. Their major league team is getting creamed and the whole minor system is playing like .480 baseball. The Dodgers are not doing very well.

The Brewers are doing very well." Continued success is also probable. The teams in Milwaukee's system, from rookie ball to the majors, are playing at a .540 pace. The teams below El Paso, Class A Stockton, (74-47) and Beloit, (67-47) and rookie ball Helena, (37-18), are all winning. Also, Milwaukee's recent draft was rated as one of the. best in baseball.

"Our future looks extremely bright," Paul said. "Another three of four years, and there's going to be some major league talent coming through here." There are other perks the Diablos get by staying with Milwaukee. An exhibition game next year between the Brewers and Diablos at Cohen is "80 percent" certain. guy for the first time." Smith bats No. 4 in the lineup.

Pitchers can no longer pitch around the league's leading hitter Troy O'leary, who bats third. It also drops John Byington to fifth in the lineup where he seems to be more comfortable. Smith may have arrived in time to help the Diablos try to win the second half title of the Texas League's West division. Since Midland won Saturday night, El Paso remains two games behind the Angels. Midland comes to Cohen Center Monday night to begin a five7.

game series. 8hirttails." Smith is some of the young talent Milwaukee has at its lower level baseball clubs. Today, Diablos fans will see another young prospect, pitcher Michael Hancock. In his two years in professional baseball, he is 20-6 with an ERA under 3.00. He is 12-4 at Stockton this season.

Smith, 23, gives El Paso a true power hitter. He's already hit two homers for the Diablos and driven in 10 runs in seven games. "Right now, it's one of those things where I'm hot," Smith said. "The other pitchers don't know me yet. It's hard to see a FRONT DISC BRAKE ELECTRONIC IGNITION TUNE UP iMtojM Nojw plojojs sojojo)t loW ipoMoJHoiiioioj wi9fo)fjpoNcojMo) loNjfOKl MtlOfl, csp nlw OMoJ pOVOJ WlfOJO) 4cvl.

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him at 10-under 134. Colbert, with the day's best round, a 65, was at 135. Kiefer, who shot a course-record 63 in taking a three-stroke advantage on Friday, stumbled to a 76 on Saturday and was five shots back of Archer heading into today's final round over the Greystone Golf Club just south of Birmingham. Associated Press BIRMINGHAM, Ala. George Archer shot a 68 on Saturday to overtake faltering first-day leader Jack Kiefer and build a one-stroke lead over Jim Colbert after two rounds of the $700,000 Bruno's Classic senior golf tournament.

Archer's 4-under round left 6201 Edgemer 772-4162 Next to Batsott Contor Vour Papular Dap. CiMrfa 04 Set. 0-4 E3 'H hii ihi'idhiiiufwm i PGA Continued from ID right now," Sauers said, adding that he'll calm his nerves again by simply approaching it as another day at the office. "I sit here and say I can (take that "approach). I won't know until tonight.

I think I can. I hope. The way I feel inside? I don't know, but it'd be great to win a major." "Ifll be a hard day. It's not Impossible, so I Just have to find out what I'm doing wrong. I've got to go for It I've got nothing to lose, Just see If I can play well enough to go for it and make happen, let it happen, or whatever." Nick Faldo SB Presents the NINTH ANNUAL: Jeff Maggert, a native Missou- an in his third year on tour, inished a course-record round jf 65 with birdies on his last nate it stopped only 10 feet past the hole.

He two-putted from there, and decided to give himself a small pep talk. "I just told myself to be patient, you've got a lot of holes ahead of you," Sauers said. He made seven straight pars before hitting a second-shot 8-iron to five feet at the 426-yard ninth hole, and made the birdie putt to get back to even for the day, and also take back sole possession of the lead from Gallagher, who had birdied at No. 8 and 9 playing just in front, of Sauers. A bogey at the 10th after a poor chip from the rough was canceled out by Sauers's 25-foot birdie putt at the 15th, and he made amends for a bogey after a botched 5-iron at the 222-yard 16th hole with his first eagle of the tournament at the 536-yard 17th.

He put his tee shot in the middle of the fairway there, and had 250 yards to the pin. His 3-wood second shot over the water landed on the fringe pin-high about 25 feet from the hole, and Sauers said there were three protruding spike marks between him and the flag when he lined up the putt. "I looked at my caddie and said, "That's real he said. "Then the ball went right between the spike marks and I "Thank you very BANK gland, just two shots off the pace at the start of play, had six bogies on his card and as he hacked it into the trees, the traps and the tall grass that have plagued lesser lights all week. "I just lost it," he said when he'd finished and found himself in a group of eight players at 1-over 214.

Still, he said he has not given up all hope. Sauers made it ugly on his very first hole of the day. He hit his drive in the deep left rough, and his 7-iron flew over the green and landed two inches from a cart path, with a dicey approach to the pin above his head. He was allowed relief and a free drop. When he chipped his ball up to the pin, he was fortu .1 ihree holes and is tied for second Mace at 5-under 208 with South kfrica's Nick Price, who rolled "the longest putt I've ever in my life," 105 feet for a jirdie at No.

12 on his way to a olid 68. And John Cook, the heart-. weak loser to Faldo in the British Open just three weeks ago, battled the golf course and what lie described as "almost total exhaustion," for a round of 67 that 'left him tied with Jim Gallagher at 72-210, four behind the leader. That was exactly how many strokes Cook trailed Faldo entering the final round at Muirfield, only to lose by one-and that after losing a late two-stroke lead. Saturday, the hero of En- BICYCLE CLASSIC August 22 -23, 1992 El Paso, Texas Item yy-Zll SrKL.

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