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THE GETTYSBVRG TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANVARY 4,1995 B3 FASTBREAKS From staff and wire reports Miami players to enter draft CORAL GABLES, Fla. Award winner Warren Sapp and running back James Stewart said Tuesday they'll enter the NFL draft rather than return to the Miami Hurricanes for their senior season. Sapp, an Ail-American defensive tackle, is expected to be a top- five pick in the April draft. Stewart, who led Miami with 724 yards rushing and 12 touchdowns, is projected as a second- or third-round choice. OFFERS TO REWRITE FOOTBALL HISTORY HARRISBURG National football polls don matter in Pennsylvania.

At least not when it comes to Penn State football, the state's said Tuesday. Tom Ridge, who will be inaugurated as governor Jan. 17, wasn't convinced by the results of two national polls making Nebraska the No. 1 college football team in the country. Ridge, a son of a Penn State alumnus and an avid Nittany Lions fan, Tuesday offered to rewrite the results for head football coach Joe Paterno.

After his inauguration, "I will issue an official proclamation declaring the Associated Press and Cable News Network football polls to be null and void within the borders of Pennsylvania," Ridge told Paterno in a letter. LOCALLY ROTH SHINES AT PITTSBURGH MEET Amy Roth set two meet records at the 33rd Annual University of Pittsburgh Christmas Meet. Swimmers must achieve qualifying times to participate in the three-day United States Swimming Meet, considered one of the largest invitationals in the nation. Roth, 16, a Fairfield High School sophomore, set a meet record with her first-place Finish, a senior national time of 57.06, in the 100-yard backstroke. Her second meet record was a first place in the 200-yard backstroke when she swam a 2:02.16.

Roth also made junior national times with a first in the 100 breast (1:07.05) and a fifth in the 400-yard individual medley (4.33.71). Roth placed sixth in the 100 freestyle and had the fastest swim in the 200-yard individual medley, helping her team, the Central Penn Aquatics Club, win eight place out of 106 teams. Scoreboard FOOTBALL NFL WMCMdPfcyoHt GreenBayie.CWroHia Miami 27, Kansas City 17 Ctevetand 20, New England 13 Chicago 35, Minnesota 18 DMifotiAl Pliyuffi Cleveland at Wtsburgh. 12 30 Chicago at San Francisco, 4 Sunday, Green Bay at Dates, 12.30 MiamatSan Dago, 4pm Sundiy, Jan. IS AFC and NFC ChampionsNps, 12 30 and 4 pm Sunday, Jan.

29 Super Bowl at Miami, 6pm Sunday, Feb. Pro Bowl at Honolulu, 6 College AP Top 25 The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press final college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, season records, total points based on 25 points for a first- place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and ranking in the previous poll- Record Pts Pv 1 Nebr(51VS) 13-0-0 1 2 120-0 2 3 Colorado 11-1-0 1,410 4 4 Florida St 10-1-1 1,320 7 5 Alabama 12-1-0 1,312 6 6 NSami 10-2-0 1,249 3 7 Florida 10-2-1 1,153 5 8 Tex AM 10-0-1 1,117 8 9 Auburn 9-1-1 1,110 9 10 Utah 10-2-0 955 14 11 Oregon 9-4-0 810 12 12 Michigan 8-4-0 732 20 13 USC 8-3-1 691 21 14 Otto St 9-44 672 13 15 648 18 16 Cob St 0-2-0 630 10 17. NCSt WO 511 23 18 BYU 10-30 500 22 19 Kan St 9-3-0 496 11 20. Arizona 8-W) 364 15 21. Wash St 840 344 24 22.

Tern 8-4-0 303 23 Best Col 74-1 236 24 MBS St. 8-4-0 160 16 25 Texas 8-4O 90 Others receiving votes Virginia Tech 75, North Carolina 65, Wisconsin 54, Illinois 45, Washington 41, Duke 9, Syracuse 7, Air Force 2, South Carolina 2 USA Poll The final USA TODAY-CNN football coaches' poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, record, total points based on 25 points for a first- place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking' Record Pts Pvs 1 Neb(54) 13-0-0 1,542 1 2 PSU(8) 12-0-0 1.496 2 3 Colorado 11-1-0 1,382 5 4 Alabama 12-1-0 1 344 6 5 FSU 10-1-1 1,329 7 6 Miami 10-2-0 1,229 3 7 Flonda 10-2-1 1,186 4 8 Utah 10-2-0 1,029 12 9 Ohio St 9-4-0 842 11 10. BYU 10-3-0 832 19 11 Oregon 9-4-0 831 9 12. Mich 8-4-0 787 18 13 Virginia 9-3-0 765 16 14 Colo St 10-2-0 681 10 15 USC 8-3-1 670 22 16 Kan St. 9-3-0 661 8 17 NCarSt 9-3-0 626 20 18 Tenn 8-4-0 520 24 19 Wash St 8-4-0 449 23 20 Anzon 8-4-0 405 13 21 NCar 8-4-0 313 14 22 BC 7-4-1 304 25 23 Texas 8-4-0 244 24 VaTech 8-4-0 189 15 25 MISS St 8-4-0 158 17 Others receiving votes Wisconsin 109, Illinois 92, Duke 60, South Carolina 22, Syracuse 20, Air Force 19, Iowa 7, Bowling Green 4, West Virginia 2.

Texas Chnstian 1 BASKETBALL NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic fusion Orlando 23 New Yak 15 New Jersey 13 19 Boston 11 17 Philadelphia 10 18 Miami 9 Washington 7 6 793 12 556 406 393 357 333 Cleveland Indiana Charlotte Chicago Atlanta Detroit Milwaukee 18 20 259 Centra) Division 20 8 714 10 12 17 16 15 13 12 18 9 17 9 18 630 571 536 400 346 333 GB 7 1 1'A 13 15 2V4 4 5 9 10 10'A WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Houston 19 Utah 19 San Antonio 1 5 Denver 14 9 679 9 679 10 600 51S 500 13 13 13 Minnesota 6 20 2 3 1 Pacific Division Phoenix 22 7 759 Seattle 19 9 679 LA Lakers 17 9 654 Sacramento 15 13 536 Portland 14 13 519 Golden St 10 17 370 Clippers 4 25 138 Tuesday's Results New Jersey 114, Indiana 103 Seattle 121, Washington 107 Portland 103, Atlanta 98 Phoenix 108, Sacramento 100 Houston 11 O.Dallas 98 Denver at Minnesota, (n) Milwaukee at Utah, (n) Detroit at LA Lakers, (n) San Antonio at Golden Stale, (n) Today's Games Miami at Boston, 7 30 Atlanta at New York, 7 30 GB 4 5 12 7 1 1 18 New Jersey at Orlando, 7-30 Portland at Charlotte, 7 30 pm Seattle at Cleveland, 7 JO pm Washington at Irriana, 7-30 m. Denver at Chicago, 8.30 ra Philadelphia at Phoenix, 9pm Thursday's Gams Minnesota at Miami, 7.30 San Antonio at Utah, 8pm Dallas at Houston, 8 30 Philadelphia at LA Qners, Milwaukee at Golden Stale, 1030 Detroit at Sacramento, 10 30 CALENDAR Today High School Gins'Basketball Scotland at Bermudian Springs, 6 Boys'Basketball Bermudian Springs at Scotland, 6 Thursday College Women's Basketball Manst at Mount SI Mary's, 5pm Men's Basketball Manst at Mount SI Mary's, 7 30 m. High School Wrestling Gettysburg at Bglerville, Delone Catholic at South Western, 6 30 Mechanicsburg at Bermudian Springs, 6 30 pm Northeastern at New Oxford, 6 30 Junior High Boys' Basketball FairfieW at James Buchanan 345pm Scotland al Biglennlte, 3 45 Gettysburg al Chambersburg, 3 45 Northeastern at New Oxford, 4pm Eastern at Lrttleslown, 4pm Dover al Delone Catholic 4pm Gins' Basketball Chambersburg at Gettysburg, 4pm Bglerville at Scotland, 4pm New Oxford al Northeastern, 4pm. Utlestown at Susquehannock, 4pm James Buchanan at Fairfield, 4pm. Delone Catholic at Dover, 4pm WiaaNng Mone Cathote at Western Nortttestem at New OxfonJ, 4 Mechancsburg al BerrnurJan Springs, 6 pm Gettysburg al 6 Friday College Men's Basketball Gettysburg College at Union Invitational, 6 pm Women's Basketball Days Inn Tournament at Gettysburg College, 6pm Hkjh School Boys'Basketball Bermurian Springs at Big Spring.

6 FaHfeW at Greencastte, 6pm Bigleiville at Camp Gettysburg at West Perry, 6 Detone Cathode at South Western, 6 30pm UWestown at Northeastern, 6 30 New Oxford at West York, 6 30 Girts' Basketball Big Spring at Bermudian Springs, 6 Steel-High at Farfietd, 6pm Camp Hill at Bigleiville, 6pm West Perry at Gettysburg, 6pm South Western at Oefone Catholic, 630 Northeastern at btttestown, 6 30 West York at New Oxford, 6 30 RADIO WGET Today COLLEGE BASKETBALL Penn State al Minnesota, 7 40pm Friday HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL South Western, 7 55 Delone Saturday NFL PLAYOFFS-Game one, 1215pm NFL PLAYOFFS Game two, 3 45 Sunday NR PLAYOFFS Game one, 1215 NFL PLAYOFFS Game two, 3 45 Polls (From page Bl) ner Penn State was committed to the Rose Bowl, where it defeated Oregon 38-20. So the decision was left to poll voters, who saw no reason to remove Nebraska from the No. 1 it held going into the bowls. "We're honored to be the No. 1 team," Osborne said.

"It was a privilege to work with a bunch of players committed to one goal." Paterno said Penn State and Nebraska both deserved to win the title. "I feel very happy for Tom Osborne and a great Nebraska team, and I feel just as happy and pleased about my great football team," he said "The system is what it is and we can live with it, but nobody's going to take away the fact that I have a national championship football team." His players weren't so diplomatic. "I think it's a crime that it's decided by a bunch of sports writers and not on the field," fullback Brian Milne said. "I think in the near future, there should he some way if two undefeated teams end 1 up the way we did, that there is some way to resolve it "We accomplished all the goals we had to accomplish. The only Canners (From page Bl) "He's definitely been the difference in keeping us in ballgames this year," Kohler said of Rill.

"He's getting the offensive boards we need and he's not afraid to put the ball back up and get the foul But Fairfield's early advantage didn't last long The Canners scored the first 11 points of the second quarter and built a 34-25 lead at the intermission. The game remained tight through the third quarter, as Rill and Nick Hess (14 points) filled the net for Fairfield But when the fourth quarter goal we didn't accomplish wasn't in our control" A new bowl alliance next season will increase the chances of a 1-2 postseason game, but it wouldn't have produced a Nebraska-Penn State showdown because the Rose Bowl will continue to match the Big Ten and Pac-10 champions. It's ironic State's decision to join the Big Ten a few years ago may have cost the Lions a national title If Penn State was still an independent, it could have played Nebraska in the Orange Bowl "I think Joe Paterno and I both have been in this business long enough to realize life isn't always fair," Osborne said. "There have been times when we didn't make it. I certainly have sympathy and understanding for where they are today." Nebraska received first- place votes and points in the AP media poll, while Penn State (12-0) got firsts and points.

One voter made them a co-No. 1. In the USA Today-CNN coaches' poll, Nebraska had a 54-8 advantage in first-place votes and a margin in points. "This is something I've dreamed about all my life, and it's been well worth the wait," said Cornhuskers defensive tackle Terry Connealy. Nebraska won consecutive titles under Bob Devaney in 1970-71, but Osborne failed to win one in his first 21 seasons despite having the best winning percentage among active coaches.

While Paterno won championships in 1982 and 1986, this year's team joins his 1968, 1969 and 1973 squads as undefeated and uncrowned. Osborne knows what it's like to come up just short of a national title. He twice brought undefeated teams to the Orange Bowl and lost, to Miami 1984 and Florida State last year. "The thing that stood out about this team was its resolve," Osborne said. "There was a lot of commitment in the offseason and during the season to get back down to Miami and win it.

I don't think I've ever been around a team so dedicated to that proposition." Nebraska overcame the loss of star quarterback Tommie Frazier for much of the season Backup Brook Berringer was 7-0 as a starter while Frazier was sidelined with blood clots. Both played in the Orange Bowl, but it was came, the Green Knights' chance of winning quickly disappeared. Biglerville found success with the full-court press and quickly saw its lead rise to 10, 15 and then 20 points. May and Yohe scored seven points apiece in the final stanza. "That's our story of the year," Kohler said.

"We're keeping everybody close and then we can't hang on at the end. It seems like every other game we show signs of greatness and then we turn around and we can't stop anybody." Biglerville won the JV game, 5946 Danny Walker had 19 points for the Canners, while Toby Cool added 15. Nick Riesner paced Fairfield with 10 points. BkjkHvflle 17 17 11 24-C9 Fairfield 18 7 13 11-49 BIGLERVILLE (69) Dave Keesee 0 0-0 0, Chns Weikert 3 0-2 6, Toby Cool 1 1 2 3 Mike Fair 3 0-0 6, Matt Rohrer 0 0, Bryan Ebbert 0000, Shawn Yohe 13 3-5 32, Danny Walker 3 1-2 7, Mike Kel! 10-0 2, Matt Showers 00-00 DrewKuntzIO- 02, Chns May51-211, Totals 30 6-13 69 FAIRFIELD (49) NickHessS 1-214, WillNocon 1 0 11, Ryan HI 5 5-8 15, Brent Brown 2 1-4 5, Russ Brannon 00-00, Coiy Thornton 0 OX) 0, Chns Romero 1 (M) 2 Enc Shank 0 (M) 0. Totals 19 7-14 49 Hess 3, Netderer 1 Girls (From page Bl) eight points Summer Cornman and Amy Stabler paced the Knights with six each.

FrfrteM 7 2 6 11-26 BtgtervMe 6 21 9 14-50 FMRFIELO (26) Marvel3127 Gtolta3M6, Cornman 2 CM) 4, Cool 1 0-3 2, Brea 0 CM) 0, Parron 0 0-2 0, Saykx 0 0 A Slabter 0 0-0 0 Koontz 0 0-0 0. Totals -12 2 9 26 HGLERVLLE (SO) Wenk4f18. Lush 21- Bennett 1 2, Baker 1 0-2 2 Totals -22 3-13 50 3-PoM goto- Fairfiek) (0) agtervrtte (3) Hull 3 Lady Polar Bears edge Gettysburg, 42-40 The visiting Gettysburg Lady Warriors fell to the Northern Lady Polar Bears Tuesday, 42-40. Northern slowed Gettysburg's offensive attack in the game and kept control of the tempo. Carrie Maitland led Gettysburg with 18 points while Leigh Gochenauer Jed Northern with 14.

Northern also won the junior varsity game, 29-21. OMpbUn) 714 111-40 NMtwn I OCTTVSMJM (40) Jmnt faint 0 0-0 0, Cna 1M 2, Had 3 IS, Jm Fshir 4 8, Tnsh WrtshMr 100 2. Uurw 00-00 Totals 168-1540 NORTHERN (42) Angie Ftohr 60-012, Leigh Gochenauer 4 6-814, Alexis Hoch 2 2-3 6 Jenny Long 1 (M) 2, Tracey douser 1 2, Knstm Yost 21 -2 6 Andrea Bnllhart 0 0, Totals -16 9 1342 3-Poinl goals- Northern Yost Lady Thunderbolts win second straight Jenelle Timmins, Torrie Crabbs and Jodi Mort all scored in double figures as the Littlestown girls' basketball team scored its second win in a row Tuesday, a 59-44 triumph at York Christian. Crabbs was the high scorer with 14 points, while Timmins (13 points, 11 rebounds) and Mort (12 points) also had big efforts as the Lady Thunderbolts improved to 38. Jami Beaverson led Littlestown with 24 points.

Littlestown won the JV game, 55-30. Sherry Hartlaub had 18 points for the Lady Thunderbolts, while Becky Rccdy added 16 points. UMntown 20 19 10 YortChrtaten 12 81212-44 imUSTOWN (N) Jemto Tmmns 61-313, Angto Owsnwr 2 ao 4, Rachel Fleharty 3 (H 6, Lori Billing 0 2-4 2. Oabte 7 14, Oaster 3 6, Jodi Mod 5 2 412. Miranda LMH 1 0-0 2.

Holly am 0 0-2 0. Totals 27 5-13 59 YORK CHRISTIAN (44) Jami Beaverson 11 2-4 24, Carla WoKe 1 0-0 2, Jennifer Baggett 4 2-410, Brook Martm 2 2 3 6, Rachelle Pacqum 1 0-0 2, Renee Costa 0 0-0 0, Missy Bnlhart 0 0-0 0, Totals 196-1144 J-foInt goals-none Squirettes handle Dover Lady Eagles The Delone Catholic Squirettes upped their record to 7-4 overall and 4-3 in the YAIAA I with a 5533 win over homestanding Dover Tuesday night. Janell Smith scored 13 and led the Squirettes. Crystal James and Gina Bittinger each put in eight points for Delone. In the junior varsity game, Delone was also victorius, scoring a 39-19 win.

Kate Staub scored nine points to lead the victory. Mom 16 9 20 10-55 OOMT 6 6 113-33 IXLONE (55) Kety Rsw 10-12, Jayme Enug 2 4, Jen Leonard 3 00 6, Janell Smith 6 1-4 13, Tammy VWrJaan 2 1 2 5 Crystal James 4 0-0 8. Slagte 31-2 7, Gna Bittinger 4 (H) PH1 2, Totals 26 3-9 55 DOVER (33) Colleen Bar 5 0, Val Rohmaugh 0 0, Afeon Herman 2 (W 4. Kely 2 1-3 7, Wfems 0 0. Ashley Heineil 3 0-0 6, Krty Stewart 0000; Totals 161233 Frazier who led Nebraska's fourth- quarter comeback from a 17-9 deficit.

"We had a lot of adversity this season, but we never stopped working hard and believing we could win," Osborne said. Colorado (11-1) finished third in the AP poll after beating Notre Dame 41-24 in the Fiesta Bowl Florida State (10-1-1), which won the national title last year, was fourth after defeating Flonda 23-17 the Sugar Bowl. It is the eighth straight season that the Semmoles have finished in the top 4. Alabama (12-1) was fifth, fol lowed by Miami (10-2), Florida (10-2-1), Texas AM (10-0-1), Auburn (9-1-1) and Utah (10-2). Alabama beat Ohio State 24-17 in the Citrus Bowl, and Utah defeated Arizona 16-13 the Freedom Bowl Texas AM and Aubui were barred from postseason play by MCAA probation.

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