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NHL' tough guys make life much easier for the stars BACK PAGE Sunday spor TS Sunday October 17 1993 SECTION Ipn mound Stewart game's Mr October Clean machine dusts off Phillies HT ORONTO Somewhere be- tween the stare and the saintly halo sits the real Dave Stewart Jsjie the glaring menace who's i 6 A tz 3 9 2 3 2 a By Ben Walker The Associated Press TORONTO If image is every-thing picture this: A crisp clean terrorized Amen- World Series The 1993 World Series between ft -JfH and efficient ma- 11 4 trri- i-M tunic cancu uic ImllH1 Toronto Blue I GIL anything to make Arlington a kinder more morally responsible place His record when he left Texas in 1 98S was 0-6 with a S42 earned-run average And now look at him Baseball's record book suggests that the Toronto Blue Jays could not have made a better pitching choice for tonight's Game 2 of the World Series Stewart's two victories in the recent American League Championship Series made him a perfect 8-0 in league championship play His ERA in eight World Series appearances is 260 This will be Stewart's baseball legacy no doubt It overshadows his (More on LEBRETON on Page 6) can League hitters through four record-setting he baseball's good Samaritan deeply committed to making his community a better place? Beats me Philadelphia and Toronto: (Blue Jays lead series 1-0) Yest Toronto 8 Philadelphia 5 Today at Toronto 7:29 pm Starters: Stewart vs Mulholland' Tue at Philadelphia 7:12 pm Wed at Philadelphia 7:12 pm Thu at Philadelphia 7:12 pm Sat at Toronto 7:12 pm 24 at Toronto 7:29 pm If necessary TVRadio: Ch 4KRLD 1080 AM Jays leaving the Philadelphia Phillies down-and-dirty The Blue Jays seemed to barely break a sweat barely muss their hair They just went about their business beating up Philadelphia with a relentless batting order last night for an 8-5 victory in Game 1 of the World Series (More on SERIES on Page 6) When Stewart passed through the Rangers' clubhouse in 1983-85 he neither menaced hitters nor did 1 Associated Press Devon White left is greeted by catcher Pat Borders after solo homer Air atock Fast start fuels win by TCU 1 Mchar By Mike Jones Fort Worth Stir-Telegram at I I FORT WORTH As the man said he wrestled a less-than- unit aaiu aa iic wii ras once as I attractive part- By Jimmy Burch Fort Worth Slsr-Telcfjam WACO Lance Teichelman primary gap-filier on a -J ner around the I dance floor Old Texas defensive line considered the strength of the nation's 1 3th-ranked team approached his offensive mates at half- time yesterday with a special re quest Aggies defenders the nose guard noted were wearing down in the heat against Baylor's tag-team tailbacks and 300-pound linemen He offered a proposition "I told them 'We're leaning on you Y'all keep us in it and we'll finish them off' Teichelman said after the offense scored on five of its last six possessions to salt away a 34-17 victory "They carried the defense this game without a doubt" In doing so oft-maligned attack cleared the (More on on Page 18) Ug'sbetter'nOIdNothin' Said TCU coach Pat Sullivan about the Horned Frogs' 14-7 victory over Tulane yesterday before an Amon Carter Stadium Parents Day crowd of 20987 "It wasn't pretty but there are 53 other teams playing today who would love to thaveit" i Few of the 106 Division I-A football teams needed it more than TCU The loss stopped a three-game losing streak and assured the Frogs (2-4) of at least equaling the two victories of Sullivan's inaugural campaign "This means a lot to this team" said tailback Andre Davis who led a resurrected ground game with 160' yards on 22 carries "We've been (More on TCU on Page 19) 6 i I HIM'mH''limtUtHJ I Florida State staked its claim to the unanimous No 1 ranking thanks to Alabama's 17-17 tie with Tennessee Top 10 unbeatens Alabama Florida Penn State and Oklahoma had their records blem- ished during a day of upsets COVERAGE: PAGES 1 6-20 1 Florida State 40 11 Arizona 13 Virginia 14 Stanford jate 2 Alabama 17 32 UCLA 39 10 Tennessee 17 12 Washington 26 3 Notre Dame 45 13 Texas 34 Brigham Young 20 Baylor 17 19 Auburn 38 14 North Carolina 41 4 Florida 35 Georgia Tech 3 5 Ohio State 28 1 Wisconsin 42 23 Michigan State 21 Purdue 28 4 Nebraska 45 Washington St 34 Kansas State 28 21 California 7 11 Michigan 21 23 Louisville 35 7 Penn State 13 So Mississippi 27 20 Colorado 27 24 Syracuse 24 9 Oklahoma 10 Pittsburgh 21 rf- ft IT SWC standings Conf Overall 3 0 0 5 1 0 Tarn 10 0 1 3 1 Baylor 2 2 0 4 3 0 SMU 1 1 1 1 3 2 Houston 1 11 1 4 1 Rice 1 2 0 4 3 0 Texas Tech 1 2 0 2 5 0 TO) 0 2 0 2 4 0 Saturday's results TCU14 Tulane7 Texas 34 Baylor 17 SMU 28 Houston 28 Texas Tech45 Rice 18 Saturday's games TCU at Baylor 1pm SMU vs Texas at San Antonio noon Texas at Rice 2pm Fon Worth Star-Telegram RON JENKINS Leeland McElroy stiff-arms Baylor's Chris Lewis on a Uckoff return during the 13th-ranked Aggies' 34-17 victory lETiTficBaQ! An 1(1 49ors at Cowboys Today: San Francisco vs Dallas 3 pm Texas Stadium Records: Cowboys 3-2 49ers 3-2 Line: Cowboys by 6 Vi Tickets: Sold out TVradio: KDFW Channel 4KVIL 1037 FM the man who represents both and knows them as well as anyone "You could sense that they have tremendous admiration for one another" Steinberg said "And the thing that sticks out is that without saying it the other one knew that to get to a Super Bowl in the '90s he would have to go through the other guy" Though considerably less than a Super Bowl berth will be at stake today at 3 pm when Young's San Francisco 49ers (3-2) play Aikman's Dallas Cowboys (3-2) at Texas Stadium the two young single good-looking banged-up millionaires wearing No 8 will again be twin peaks of NFL interest "To have those guys throwing balls in those kind of offenses" said Cowboys (MoreonRIVALSonPagelO) The quarterbacks of the the 49ers' Steve Young and the Cowboys' Troy Aikman square off again today in a rematch of the NFC title game By Richie Whitt Fon Worth Siar-Tekram IRVING Far removed from the pressures and poundings of life as a National Football League quarterback Troy Aikman and Steve Young kicked back on Honolulu's Waikiki Beach at the Pro Bowl last February They sipped their favorite beverage and talked about everything from watch- m- Fon Worth Star-Ttkaram MlLTON ADAMS ing each other play to women to their similarities and differences as players and personalities to how they handle money and living in the NFL fishbowl Between them sat agent Leigh Steinberg Fon WonhSlar-Telctram RON JENKINS The Cowboys' Troy Aikman has completed 77 percent of his passes this season The 49ers' Steve Young has thrown more interceptions this year than all of 92 3 Ess WW iiiiiilliriaiiAalAWKta'liaftlrtWillitl Mlain A llHl Will ill irtgjftwiilin Dunbar survives high school Tarleton State upsets the top-football scare 12-7 rankedteaminNAIADivil SEEPAGE 13B SEEPAQE19B4 The Dallas Stars shut oat the St Louis Blues 4-0 SEEPAfifellB Eddie Hill goes for big thrill at NHRA Chief Nationals SEEPAQE7B INDEX Forum 4B Pro football 8-10B Outdoors 21 Scoreboard 22B i For the latest results call (817) 390-7990.