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B2 GETrVSBURG TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1995 FASTBREAKS nun Muff wul Hire report-, Phillips to return in a month? KANSAS CITY, Mo. Suspended Nebraska running back Lawrence Phillips could be reinstated within a month if he takes steps to control his anger, coach Tom Osborne said Monday. Phillips, a junior who rushed for 359 yards and seven touchdowns in the second-ranked Huskers' first two games, was suspended Sept. 10 after being charged with hitting his ex- girltnend. Osborne said Phillips, who has pleaded innocent to misdemeanor charges of assault, trespassing and destruction of property, is undergoing counseling.

I told Lawrence that he definitely needs to have some sort ol treatment where he can look at how to control his anger," Osborne said during the Big Eight coaches' teleconference. "I would not allow him to return unless medical people say some significant changes have taken place. There are several things he has to get ironed out." HOLTZ RETURNS TO NOTRE DAME PRACTICE SOUTH BEND, Ind. Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz was back at practice Monday, six days after having spinal surgery. A neck brace was the only visible sign of Holtz's health problems.

He pulled up to practice in his golf cart as usual, occasionally getting out when he saw a player doing something he didn't like. LOCALLY MIDGET SQUADS SCORE WINS In midget football action, the Fairfield Knights traveled to Saint Thomas this past Sunday to face the Saints. In the varsity game, Fairfield claimed a 14-0 win, led by its option attack. After only gaining 41 yards on offensively in the first half, the Knights drove 31 yards on their first possession of the second half. Halfback Nathaniel Sheehan scored on a 7-yard scamper.

Fairfield was handed another prime scoring opportunity when Shane Stitely recovered a Saint Thomas fumble on the Saints 1 yard line. Sheehan pushed it in for his second touchdown and the Knights had a two touchdown lead. The 1-2 Knights will travel to Gettysburg next Sunday to take on the Warriors. The junior varsity Knights were looking for their first win of the year, after an 0-2 start. The Knights held the Saints to negative yardage, throughout the game and came away with a 7-6 win Tackle Mike Long and linebackers Matt Tracey and William Swartz led the Knights defense with a combination of 15 tackles.

Quarterback Jason Harbaugh opened the game with a 45- yard touchdown pass, which was called back due to an illegal procedure penalty. Early in the third quarter, halfback Chris Kelso broke loose on an 18-yard run for the game's first score. On the ensuing kick-off, Saint Thomas returned the ball for a 55-yard touchdown. However, the Knights' Zachary Osborne made a goal-line tackle to stop the Saints extra point attempt. GETTYSBURG MIDGETS STILL UNBEATEN In Gettysburg second week of play, both the varsity and junior varsity squads racked wins against Greencastle Sept.

10 The junior varsity squad improved to 2-0 with a 27-7 win over the Eagles, while the varsity upped its record to 2-0 with a 12-7 win. In the junior varsity gams, XJeJttysburg.sqore^d two the game and Justin Trostel recovered a fumble on the opening kickoff. Gettysburg scored again to jump out to the early lead. After another Greencastle turnover in the third quarter, Terry Sistrunk scampered 29 yards for the touchdown. Gettysburg quarterback Chad Heidel scored the final touchdown on a five-yard run.

For the game. Sistrunk led the Warriors with 130 yards and two touchdowns on just four carries. James Keilholtz added 51 yards on five carries and one touchdown. Linebacker Jarrod Linn led the defense with four tackles. Tory Moses, Zach Deitz and Keilholtz also played well for the Warriors' defense In the varsity contest, Gettysburg rallied from a 7-0 deficit.

After a blocked punt set up Greencastlc's lono score, Gettysburg got on the board when Kevin Butler ran 25 a touchdown. Down 7-6, qLiartcrback Bobby Romero led the Warriors on a game-winning drive with less than throe minutes, scoring the go-ahead touchdown on a four-yard quarterback sneak. Romero finished with 91 yards and Butler chipped in 62 yards. Nia Rodriguez, Romero and Casey Rock were the leading tacklers for Gettysburg, while Josh Smith recovered a fumble BEARD, BARNES AND RACINE WIN Over 100 cars packed the pits at Trail-Way Speedway, as thi evening -started with the micro sprints Shawn Minkey, starting in fifth, worked the field to hold third for three laps He moved his way to second in the sixth lap and vaulted into the lead on lap nine for his fifth win of the year Following Minkey across the finish line were Brad McClelland, Steve Owings, Jimmy Brookens and Nathan Hauck. Bernie Beard, starting his thunder car in ninth, worked the Held for 16 laps and held off pole Jeff Newman to take the clu'ckered flag.

Gary Potts, Mike Ziegler and Tony Kuhn finished second through fifth In the 4-cyhnder division. Matt Barnes won his fourth race Finishing behind Barnes were Brandon Visser, Steve Barnes, Mike Walls and Jerry Bingham. Joe Racine won his fourth race of the season in the sti cot- stock duision Bill Kress, Jason Smith, Terry Senft and Chet McCormick Jr. followed Racine across the fini.sh line THE VICTORS Gettysburg Little League Champions. Williams, display the jackets they were presented with for winning the league From left, from row.

$Villie Stemour. Joey Yeck John Andy Maitland. Grant Derek Zepp Row two, from left, Rob Tuhszewski. Nick tMfl Btipp Ciftlvblirr) Hernck, Brad Brown, Ben Stemour, Andrew Nucelli, Joel Folkemer Back row, from left, Joe Herrick, coach; Dave Stemour, coach, Joe Edgar, manager, Russ Maitland, coach; and Jim Williams, sponser Missing from the photo is coach Joe Yeck. Scoreboard COLLEGE FOOTBALL The Top Twenty Five teams Ttie Associated Press college lootbal poll, first-place votes parentheses records through Sept 16 total pewits based on 25 points for a frst place vote through one pomt for a 25th place vote arxi previous ranking Fteccrt "Is Pv 1519 1 1488 2 1386 3 1375 4 1262 6 1218 7 1 168 9 1166 10 1095 11 854 14 82-J 16 823 20 811 15 803 5 739 8 562 12 463 19 390 372 22 366 23 270 24 269 18 262 13 127 116 17 Others receiving votes Amansas96 Texas Tech 81 Colorado Si 47 Kansas 44 Air Force 31 Illinois 28 Fresno St.

24 Clemson 16 Iowa 12 Mississippi St 10 EastCaroima7 Stanford? Nevada6 Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 2 Boston College 1 St 1 Southern Miss 1 T7ie USA TODAY-CNN footba'l coaches poll wrtfi first ptece votes in pa'entheses records tnrough Sept 1 total points based on 25 pants (or a first place vo'e through one point for a 25tn place vote and previous ranking Recotd Pis Pv 1 Flonda State (33) 1508 1 2 Nebraska (24) 3-0-0 1493 2 3 Texas ASM (4) 1 400 3 4 Flonda 1351 4 1 Flonda St (36) 2 Nebraska (19) 3 Texas ASM (5) 4 Flonda I2I 5 Southern Cal 6 Penn St 7 Colorado 8 Oho SI 9 Michigan 10 Oklahoma 1 1 Virginia 12. Oregon 13 Texas 14 Auburn 15 Tennessee 16 UCLA 17 Mam 18 LSU 19 Kansas Si 20 Georgia 21 NotrP Dane 22 Washington 23 Alabama 24 Maiyiand 25 Arizona 1 1-1-0 21-0 21-0 5 Southern Cal (1) Penn State Onro State Colorado 9 Mehigan Texas Oklahoma Auburn Oregon Virg-nia UCLA Tennessee Memi Georgia Kansas State Louisiana State Notre Dame 22 Washmgton 23 Alabama Arizona 1227 5 1200 7 1 186 1 143 10 40-0 1136 9 2-0-0 897 13 889 14 804 6 780 22 752 17 565 11 21-0 560 12 11-0 438 20 399 23 361 21 21-0 330 2 1-0 308 24 1 251 15 225 18 24 Arizona 2-1-0 197 16 25 Maryland 127 Other receiving votes Kansas 110 Arkansas 66 Texas Tech 66 Fresno State 62 Colorado State 58 Air Force 52 Illinois 37 East Carolina 28 Mississippi State 27 Ctemson26 Iowa 26 Baylor 23 Pittsburgh 13 Stanford 11 Duke 9 Boston College 4 Virginia Tech 4 West Virginia 4 Syacuse 3 Mami Oho 1 North Carolina 1 North Carolina State 1 Southern Mississippi 1 BASEBALL League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING-TGwynn, San Diego, 366, Piazza, Los Angeles, 358, Bichette, Colorado, 337, DBell, Houston. .334, Laitan, Cincinnati, 318, Grace, Chicago, 314, Castilla, Colorado, 312 RUNS-Bggio. Houston, 110, Finley, San Diego, 99, Bonds. San Francisco, 94, Larkin, Cincinnati, 92, Bichette, Colorado, 91, Mondesi Los Angeles, 86, McRae, Chicago, 86 RBI-Bichette Colorado, 115, Sosa, Chicago, 113 Karros.

Los Angeles, 98, Galarraga, Colo'ado 97, RSanders, Cincinnati, 93, Bonds San Francisco. 93, Conine, Ronda, 92 HITS-TGwynn, San Diego, 178; Bichette, Colorado, 174. Finley, San Diego, 159, McRae Chicago, 157, Grace, Chicago 155, Karros Los Angeles, 153, DBell, Houston, 151 DOUBLES-Grace, Chicago, 48; McRae Chicago, 36, RSanders, Cincinnati, 35, Lankford. SI Louis, 35, Cordero. Montreal, 32 Morandmi, Philadelphia, 32, Bichette, Colorado, 32 TRIPLES-Buder, Los Angeles, 9, EYoung, Colorado, 8, Gonzalez, Chicago, 8, DSanders San Francisco, Finley, San Diego, 8, Veras, Flonda 7, KAbbott, Ronda, 7, McRae, Chicago, 7, Bonds, San Francisco, 7 HOME RUNS-Bichette, Colorado, 37, Sosa, Chicago, 36, Castilla Colorado.

31, LWalker, Colorado, 31, Piazza, Los Angeles, 30, Karros, Los Angeles 29, Gant. Cincinnati, 29, Galarraga, Colorado 29 STOLEN BASES-Veras, Ronda 53, Urkm, Cincinnati 44, DeShields, Los Angeles, 37, EYoung, Colorado 34, RSanders, Cincinnati, 34 Finley, San Diego, 34. DLewis, Cincinnati, 31 PITCHING (13 Atlanta, 17-2, Smiley, Cincinnati, 12-4, 750,3 37, Glavine, Atlanta, 15-6, 714, 2 93, Schourek, Cincinnati 16-7, 696,330, Nomo, Los Angeles, 11-5, 687, 239, Navarro, Chicago, 13-6 684, 327. RmMartnez, Los Angeles, 15-7, 682,378 STRIKEOUTS-Nomo, Los Angeles, 220, Smoltz, Atlanta, 180, GMaddux. Atlanta, 168, PeJMartmez, Montreal, 161, Reynolds, Houston, 157, Fassero, Montreal, 157, Valdes, Los Angeles, 144 SAVES-Myers Chicago, 33.

Henke. St Louis, 33 Beck, San Francisco. 30 Slocumb, Philadelphia, 30, TdWorrell, Los Angetes, 28, Rqas, Montreal, 27, Hoffman San Diego, 26 AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING-EdMartinez, Seattle 352, Knoblauch, Minnesota, 336, Surhoff, Milwaukee, 327, Salmon, California, 325, Boggs, New York. 324, Murray, Cleveland, 322, CDavis, California, .321. RUNS-Phillips, California, 114, Edmonds, California, 113, EdMartinez, Seattle, 111, Belle, Cleveland, 105; Salmon, California, 103, JnValentm, Boston, 98; Thomas, Chicago, 96 RBI--MVaughn, Boston 119, Buhner, Seattle 111, Belle, Cleveland, 109, EdMartinez, Seattle 105, MRamirez, Cleveland, 102, TnMartinez, Seattle, 102, Edmonds.

California, 101, Thomas, Chicago, 101 HITS-Knoblauch, Minnesota, 164, Uohnson, Chicago, 164; EdMartinez, Seattle, 163, Baerga, Cleveland, 162. Salmon, California, 159, BWilliams, New York, 159, Belle, Cleveland, 158 DOUBLES-Belle, Cleveland, 50, EdMartinez, Seattle, 48, Puckett, Minnesota 35, TnMartinez, Seattle, 32, JnValentin, Boston, 31, ByAnderson, Baltimore, 30, Seitzer, Milwaukee. 30, CRipken, Baltimore, 30 TRIPLES-Lofton, Cleveland, 12, ByAnderson, Baltimore, 10, BWilliams, New York, Knoblauch, Minnesota. 8 Uohnson, Chicago, 8, RAtomar, Toronto, 7, 7 are ted with 6 HOME RUNS-Belle, Cleveland, 39, MVaughn, Boston, 38, Thomas, Chicago, 36, RPalmeiro, Baltimore. 36, Buhner Seattle, 35, Gaetti, Kansas City, 34, Salmon, California, 33, McGwire, Oakland, 33 STOLEN BASES-TGoodwin.

Kansas City, 42, Nixon, Texas, 41, Lofton, Cleveland, 40, Cdeman. Seattle, 39, Knoblauch, Minnesota, 37, Uohnson, Chicago, 36, Javier, Oakland, 32 PITCHING (13 DecisionsJ-RJohnson, Seattle, 14-2, 875, 2.72, Wakefield, Boston, 14, 800 250. DWells, Detroit 10-3, 769, 304, Langston, California, 15-5, 750, 452; Nagy, Cleveland, 14-5, 737, 4 34, Hanson, Boston, 14-5, 737, 410, Hershiser, Cleveland, 14-6, 700, 4 05 STRIKEOUTS-RJohnson, Seattle, 250, StotUemyre, Oakland, 180, Finley, California, 174, Cone, New York, 171, Appier, Kansas City, 169, JMcDowell, New York, 154, AFemandez, Chicago, 140, ALeiter, Toronto, 140 SAVES-Mesa, Cleveland, 44, LeSmith, California, 34, Montgomery, Kansas City, 31, RHemandez, Chicago, 30, Aguilera, Boston, 29, Eckerstey, Oakland, 28, Wetteland, New York, 25 National League East Division Pet GB x-Atlanta 85 48 639 Philadelphia 66 67 496 19 Montreal 61 71 462 2314 New York 61 71 462 Ronda 59 72 450 25 Cincinnati Houston Chicago St LOUIS Pittsburgh Central Division Pet GB 79 53 598 69 63 523 10 489 439 21 409 25 64 67 58 74 54 78 West Division Pet GB 70 60 538 70 62 530 1 Colorado LA San Diego 64 67 489 San Fran 62 69 473 x-dinched division trde Monday's Games Atlanta 7. New York 1 St Louis 4. Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 7.

Montreal 4 Houston 3, Chicago 1 Philadelphia 13, Florida 10 Colorado at San Diego, (n) Today's Games Flonda (Bowen 0-0) at Philadelphia (D Springer 0-1), 7'35 Montreal (Rueter 2-3) at Cincinnati (Wells 53), 7 35 St Louis (Benes 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Wagner 4-15). 7 35pm New York (Mlcki 8-6) at Atlanta (Schmidt 2- Chicago (Navarro 13-6) at Houston (Hampton 9-7), 8 05 rn Colorado (Reynoso 6-6) at San Diego (Blair 6-4), 1005pm San Francisco (Leiter 9-10) at Los Angeles (Nomo 11-5), 1005pm American League East Division Boston New York Baltimore Detroit Toronto 79 69 62 56 54 Pet GB Central Division 598 519 .466 17Vz 424 23 406 x-Cleveland Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago Minnesota 92 68 63 60 48 Pet GB 41 692 63 519 23 69 477 71 458 31 369 West Division Pet GB Calrfoma 72 60 545 Seattle 69 63 523 3 Texas 63 64 515 4 Oakland 64 68 485 8 x-dinched division title Monday's Games Milwaukee 6, Boston 1 Baltimore 6, 2 Cleveland 11, Chicago 1 New York 9, Toronto 2 Kansas City 16, Minnesota 7.1st game Minnesota at Kansas City. 2nd game (n) Texas at Seattle, (n) California at Oakland, (n) Today's Games Baltimore (Knvda 2-5) at Detroit (Bergman 79), 115pm Milwaukee (Sparks 8-9) at Boston (Eshelman 5-3), 7 05 Toronto (Guzman 3-13) at New York (Pettrrie Cleveland (Nagy 14-5) at Chicago (Andujar 2 0), 8 05 Minnesota (Robertson 00) at Kansas City (Appier 14-8), 805pm Texas (Ke Gross 8-15) at Seattle (Bosio 10 8), 10 05pm California (Abbott 10-8) at Oakland (Ontiveros 9-5), 1005pm Wild Card Glance American League Pet GB Seattle 69 63 523 Kansas City 58 63 519 New York 69 64 519 Vz Texas 68 64 515 1 National League Pet GB Los Angeles 70 62 530 Houston 69 63 523 1 Philadelphia 66 67 .496 Chicago 64 67 489 TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL National Basketball Association SACRAMENTO KINGS-Traded Frank Bnckowski, center, to the Seattle SuperSonics for Sarunas Marciulionis, guard and Byron Houston, forward TORONTO RAPTORS-Traded Armstrong, guard, to the Golden State Warriors for Victor Alexander, center, Carlos Rogers, forward, and the nghts to Dwayne Whitfield, Martin Lewis and Michael McDonald, forwards FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS--Signed Richard Dent, defensive end, to a one-year contract HOCKEY National Hockey League PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Released Rick Bennett left wing, and Viacheslav Butsayev, center LOCAL CALENDAR Today College Field Hockey Gettysburg at Haverford, 4 High School Cross Country New Oxford, Dover at Dallastown, 4 Susquehannock, Eastern at Litllestown 4 30 Tennis Biglerville at Gettysburg, 3 30 New Oxford at Central York, 330 York Catholic at Littlestown, 3 30 Soccer Mechamcsburg at Gettysburg, 7 30 p.m Big Spring at Biglerville, 5.30 p.m Fairfield at Camp Hill, 4 Field Hockey Fatrfield at Bermudtan Springs. 4 p.m New Oxford at Delone, 4 Boiling Springs at Biglerville, 3 45 m. Littlestown at Red Lion, 4 Volleyball Bermudian Springs at Fairfield.

4 New Oxford at Eastern York, 6 p.m. Littlestown vs Delone, 6 RADIO WGET Baseball Marlins at Phillies, 7 ins' Lachey suffers season-ending injury Associated Pres ASHBUEN, Va. Deflated by yet another John Elway miracle, the Washington Redskins went from sad to worse Monday when they learned that left tackle Jim Lachey has a probable season- ending if not career-ending -injury Coach Norv Turner also made an appeal for the NFL to bring back the instant replay, citing a blown call that gave Denver a touchdown in the first half of the Broncos' 38-31 victory. An MRI test revealed that Lachey, a three-time Pro Bowl selection and anchor of the 1991 line that helped Washington win the Super Bowl, suffered a complete tear of the rotator cuff in his right shoulder on the Redskins first offensive series. His shoulders sagging, Lachey was resigned to sitting out the rest of the season after learning the news The Redskins him to see a couple of shoulder specialists who will likely recommend surgery but Lachey first wanted to go home Monday night and discuss his football future with his wife "I think you have to face that question when you've had a knee injury in your ninth year and a shoulder injury in your llth," Lachey said "You have to figure out if you're able to come back, and if you do come back, are you the same player as before? I don't want to cripple myself playing this game." In addition to reconstructive knee surgery in 1993, Lachey has three times torn his right rotator cuff, although the second time it was a partial tear that didn't require surgery.

The shoulder began bothering him again after the exhibition game at Miami last month, and he tried to ignore it. Eagles' Thomas in doghouse? PHILADELPHIA Ray Rhodes isn't happy with the play of some Philadelphia Eagles, and he isn't happy with the attitude of at least one. "We've got a lot of guys that are fighting," Rhodes said Monday as he dissected the Eagles' 27-21 loss to the San Diego Chargers. "Then you have a handful that's not doing what they're supposed to do." Although Rhodes wouldn't say who, he made it clear that, at one critical point in Sunday's game, one of those players who didn't follow orders was linebacker William Thomas. With the Eagles ahead 14-7 late in the first half, Chargers quarterback Stan Humphries fumbled the ball at the Philadelphia 15 and it bounced toward Thomas.

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