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EL PASO TIMES, Wednesday. October 20, 1985 rage 2-D Ruidoso, Silver on collision course Cowboys get physical with NFL opponents I i MarhekKI 4 Dei Horte i 3 7 Sandia I I Vaiiey 4 ltl Crjdan 71 a 31 H.crviano 34 IRVLTG, Texas (AP) Others receding votes Los Alamos 13. Eioorado II. Gadsoen 9. CarisMd 1 Afonuerque K.gh 3 1 Rixdoss I Silver Cry I 1 Art.a 4 Grants 7 1 St Michael's 1 1 I St Pius 4-1 CoDretl I Dem.ngt Robertson 43 Lovinqton 4 Others receiving votes Artec II.

NMMI 7. (13) 144 (31 IS) (3) 12 Hi 113 ts at si 37 14 Raton 4 (14) 14? The Associated Press Ruidoso and Silver City, headed for a district showdown this week, remained the top two teams in The Associated Press' Class 3A high school football rankings. Ruidoso, the leader through most of the season, received 13 of a possible 17 first-place votes to remain atop the rankings with 166 points. The Warriors, like Silver, are 8-0 for the year, and the winner of Friday night's game in Silver City is expected to capture the District 3-3A title. Silver received two first place votes and a total of 152 points.

Defending champion Artesia received the other two first-place votes and finished with 126 points in this week's poll. Grants (7-1) and St. Michael's ranked ahead of the Trojans last week, Sandia, Del Norte and Eldorado, all lost Santa Fe received the one first-place vote that did not go to Clovis in balloting by the state's sports writers and sportscas-ters. Albuquerque Valley, an upset winner over Sandia, moved into the top 10 for the first time this season, occupying the No. 8 spot.

Animas (8-0) and Reserve, which has finished regular season play with a 6-1-1 record, head the Class AA and Class A rankings again this week. This week' Associated Press hioh school toorbali polls tor classes 4A, JA. AA and A as selected Oy sports writers and sporlsc asters with records, first place votes parenthesis and total points received Class AAAA Clovis 7 1 US) is? Alamogordo li tja Prw 7 1 Santa Fe I (1) 123 (8-1) have been two of the hottest teams in the state in recent weeks but have been unable to overtake the top three in the 3A rankings. The Pirates were again ranked No. 4 this week, with St.

Michael's No. 5. Four-time defending 4A champion Clovis enhanced its position atop that division with a 21-13 win Friday over Roswell. The Wildcats now are 7-1 for the year and received 15 of the 16 first-place votes this week. Undefeated Alamogordo, which plays Clovis in two weeks, remained No.

2 with a 7-0 record, while Roswell held onto the No. 3 spot despite the loss to Clovis. Santa Fe (6-1) again was ranked No. 4, with Las Cruces Mayfield (4-3) moving up to No. 5 after being ranked eighth last week, The three teams that were 119 IIS 114 (I) 13 ts S4 Class aa 1.

An.mas 10 J. Jal 7 3 1 Academy 7 4 ThoreautO 10uesta77 4 Clayton i 3 -7. Duke 7 I Dexter S3 Eunice 4 4 Tularosa 3 Others receiving votes: Menaul 19, Hatch I. 33 33 i McCurdy Class A (13) 69 47 47 but we're looking for them io rebound against us," Landry said. "Washington has as much potential as anybody in the league.

They just aren't scoring and I hope that continues one more week. "I've never gone to St. Lotos when it was an easy game." Landry said quarterback Danny White, who has nine touchdown passes and 12 interceptions, was still hurting because of a rib cartilage separation. "Danny will be playing pain all year," Landry said. "His ribs can't heal when be keeps getting pounded.

However, he is throwing pretty well, bomelimes he hurls more than others and doesn't have zip on the ball but I'd give him a positive grade overall." The Cowboys also announcd they have activated fullback Todd Fowler from the injured reserve list and released John Williams. Fowler, who played for the Houston Gamblers in the United States Football League, reinjured a knee during the preseason. Williams, who also played in the USFL. had carried 13 times for 40 yards. He also hgd averaged 21.5 yards on sijc kickoff returns.

I. Reserve 41 1 3. (tl alum 5 4 Hagerman 6 3 I 4J i Carruozo 4 4 Dallas Coach Tom Landry said Tuesday the Cowboys no longer win on strictly finesse and cunning. "We have one of the most physical teams we've had in a long time," Landry said. "Our players are tough and aggressive.

It's something we discovered in the middle of last year. We started getting after The Cowboys' get-tough policy has propelled them to the top of the National Conference Eastern Division with a 6-2 record. Landry said the hard part is ahead for the Cowboys. "We'll have to play the best game we can to beat the teams we have on our schedule," Landry said. The Cowboys have a three-game stretch in which they play St.

Louis on Monday night, travel to Washington the following Sunday and then play host to the Chicago Bears. "If we win two of the three we would be having great success because all those games are subject to losses if we don't play at a top level," Landry said. "St. Louis has been down Faust: We lost our confidence (in opener) happen to us again. Parity is here.

You'll see it when one team plays well and another doesn't." Faust hopes it doesn't happen to the Irish again this week when they take on Navy. "They have a 3-and-4 record but easily could have come here with one loss," Faust said. "They lost their first three games by a total of eight points. They had a chance to go for a tie against Indiana but went for two points and lost. Against North Carolina they went for two and a tie and made it, but the play was called back, and they missed their next chance." Faust said that.if Notre Dame had played Michigan in the fifth game of the season and lost, "It would have been different.

We played well in the next game (in beating) Michigan State. "But we stunk against Purdue." Since then, and despite a loss to undefeated Air Force, Faust said the Irish have played well: "Now that we know Michigan is a great team and we have our confidence back. "Those things happen," Faust said of the unexpected losses. "How do you explain Texas-El Paso beating Brigham You'll see a lot more of it. I hope it doesn't CHICAGO (AP) Coach Gerry Faust called Notre Dame's season-opening loss to Michigan "devastating" but said the team has righted itself by regaining its confi-! dence.

Now that Notre Dame has played well in its past three games that included victories over Army and Southern California, Faust tried to explain the 1-3 start. "We didn't know the strength of the other teams," Faust said. "Nobody knew how strong Michigan was, and we played well against them. But the loss was devastating, and we lost our confidence." ar" 1 1 iMfMi mv iihi i hi Sellout at Dallas sees Lakers win 53 bulletin board PRICES Jabbar comes to the rescue Mdrnwa THRU Sunday: NOV. 3 AUTO STORES 33 The Associated Press After spending most of the second quarter in foul trouble, center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 10 of his 20 points in the third quarter as the Los Angeles Lakers passed the host Dallas Mavericks en route to a 133-115 victory Tuesday night in National Bas-BBHBnBaaBHketaball Association play.

AC OIL FILTERS mm a 6 Jabbar gave the Lakers their first lead since early in the game with a stuff shot at 4:24 of the third quarter. points and David Greenwood grabbed 20 rebounds as the host San Antonio Spurs bounced the Utah Jazz 124-112; and Dominique Wilkins, playing his first game of the season at forward, scored 22 points to lead the host Atlanta Hawks to a 102-87 victory over the New York Knicks Tuesday night. Wilkins, who played guard in the Hawk's first two games, both losses, was guarded for much of the game by his brother, Gerald, a rookie, who started at forward for the Knicks and scored four points. Dan Roundfield scored 17 points, 15 of them in the second half, and 7-foot-6 rookie Manute Bol scored the first six points of his NBA career to help the Washington Bullets defeat the host Cleveland Cavaliers 97-90; Houston's Ralph Sampson scored 15 of his 24 points in a breakaway third quarter to lead the Rockets to a 111-99 win over the visiting Seattle SuperSonics, and at Pontiac, Kelly Tripucka scored 27 points while Bill Laimbeer and John Long added 24 apiece to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 124-107 victory over the New Jersey Nets. rl EA.

Reg. 3.99 AC AIR FILTERS That put Los Angeles ahead 94-92 before a Reunion Arnea sellout crowd of 17,007. The Lakers, who trailed by as many as 14 points in the second quarter, took the lead for good at 97-95 on a stuff by forward James Worthy with 3:06 left in the quarter. In other games: Sidney Moncrief canned a 15-foot jumper with one second left to lift Milwaukee to a 119-117 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers (Moncrief had 23 points and Paul Pressey 28 for the Bucks before fouling out); a fiery Alvin Robertson pumped in 23 Mail information at least two weeks before the sporting event to bulletin board, co El Paso Times Sports Department. P.O.

Box 20, El Paso, Texas 79999. Fas-Track enduro Rob Gonzalez grabbed the lead midway through, then blasted to an easy win in the 200-lap junkyard dog enduro auto race Sunday at Fas-Track. Gonzalez, the only driver to complete the 200 laps, won $1,000 for his victory. Christi Georges ran out of gas two laps from the finish but still managed to finish second. Rounding out the top 10 were Donnie Flowers, Donnie Beyers, Kevin Clark, German Ortiz, John Carney, Bill Cha-din, Steve Gonzalez and Jeff Rose.

The Fas-Track awards ceremony will be at 2 p.m. Nov. 10 at Vista Del Sol Hall. Tickets for the dinner are $10. Coed volleyball UTEP's physical education majors club will sponsor a coed volleyball tournament Nov.

16-17. The organizational meeting for coaches will be at 7 p.m. Monday at the Delta Sports Center. Information: Lisa Morse, 541-4072. YMCA basketball The East Valley YMCA is accepting entries for its three-man 6-foot-under basketball league.

Games will be played half-court Mondays and Tuesdays at Cielo Vista Baptist Church. Meeting will be 6:30 p.m. Monday at the East Valley YMCA, 2044 Trawood. Information: 591-3321. EA.

Harvey hasks in upset glow Reg. 4.99 2 1.00 OFF all other AC oil ait filters il not had in some time is back-to-back conference victories. The last time UTEP beat a pair of WAC foes back-to-back was in 1974 when it knocked off Arizona State and Wyoming on successive weekends. Harvey would like to change all that. "I feel this was my best one, the best win I've ever played in," he said of the upset of BYU.

"We really needed a victory and they (the Cougars) couldn't stop our offense. "We want to go out there this Saturday against New Mexico and really win big, try to prove to everybody that this was no fluke." With 100-yard rushing efforts against a pair of (at the time) Top 10 teams, one thing seems certain. Harvey is no fluke. game. He played only about two quarters against Air Force and he played barely a quarter against New Mexico State.

Harvey has that 232-yard performance against Colorado State, a 138-yard outing against SMU. And the 102 against BYU. In short, the youngster from New York has a shot at a season, despite missing two full games and playing partially in two others. He has 526 yards, an average of just over 105 yards "per game. The Miners have four games remaining.

And the Miners have not had a rusher since Ducky Elliott picked up 1.011 yards in 1977. Before that, UTEP has not had a runner to crack the barrier since Fred Wendt gained 1,546 in 1948. Another thing the Miners have WAGNER MASTER CYLINDERS CW 4Bk Reg. 28.49 1 WExchange For most American cars trucks Reg. A A 4k Imports 24 Exchange JO.yy E.DVG a TTV 2nd ANNUAL FROM NEW YORK'S AQUEDUCT RACETRAC VJ9 VI OFF-TRACK BETTING (OTB By Bill Knight Times stall writer Amazing what a victory will do.

Everyone is smiling this week in Minerland; all of a sudden, everyone is looking forward to homecoming Saturday night against New Mexico. Of course, the reason for all the smiling is UTEP's shocking upset over seventh-ranked (and defending national champion) Brigham Young. And no one is smiling any more than freshman tailback John The 6-foot-l. 180-pounder from Spring Valley, N.Y., certainly played a key role in the UTEP shocker. But almost important, almost as big a reason for smiling around the UTEP football camp is the fact Harvey played at all.

He sustained a knee injury against New Mexico State and' has been out for two games and -four weeks (two open dates). 1 Harvey got a clean bill of health, but some questioned whether he could get into top physical condi- tion by the time BYU came to town. I "Yes, I expected to play that much," Harvey said with a big smile. "I was just trying to get myself in the best shape I could. I felt I was ready." Obviously, he was.

Harvey gained 102 yards against a good Cougar defense. Of course, Harvey has gained at least 100 yards every time he has played a full Injured player moved to Miami MIAMI (AP)- The son off or-. mer Miami Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti was flown to Miami by Learjet early Tuesday from a Tennessee hospital and was admitted to a neurosurgery inten-sive care unit for treatment of a college football injury that may leave him paralyzed for life. Marc Buoniconti, a 5-10, 185-' pound linebacker, seriously in-; jured his neck as he was tackling an East Tennessee State running back in Saturday's Citadel-East Tennessee game. He was hospi-.

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