El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 23

0 9 -V- -jrhV' Smn -x 1 I I I' 'Sn 1- Jka -r rl 4S rfw JP nH J- -isj 4 VTWrl Marx c' i tS 1 I SectionC w4t Cf 'i v- --J 0p r'VVk MkeftComics1 J- 1 iLJ W-' Tr-'yy 7 r- we shouldn't go to the toilet Rafter his Sooners lost four of Kevin McLain luad madei 17 "tMktai Yitfi Lucian Johnson sideluiedfacconUng to Bartosh made The lfinrif-rvUTEPj £today -were like the tnan prepare to dulse a Rainlxjw 3who WM rdeaied fromT alHawfiianiRainte ome Hanley i pZis''- -j VMa rv Dr i oil the ir quartcrtack? In a year idien iqisets' have not been imwww riy i dv rH top ao college' football teams including four of the top 10 a foimd banana peels in their bowl pictures Saturday along with their cereaL -v The list of peel-finders included second-ranked Oklahoma 23-3 to Kansas eighth-ranked Pend'-Stater 15-14 to North Carolina State ninth-rated Southern? California lSilOid-t Stanford' No 10 Florida! UK 7 to-Geonda I2tlranked' San Pfg State 31-24 to was the blunt flve fumbles and had three appraisal from outgoing passes intercepted- Southern California Coach Stanford placekicker John McKay 'Mike Langford booted a 37- yard field goal as time ran BUT THE UPSETS left Out to give Stanford its win the post-season bowl over Southern CaL picture somewhat dearer Meanwhile the other The RoseBowlmembersofthetoplOwftn combatants should be tlneughsafely i decided by the outcome of Top-ranked Ohio SUte three SUte- upped its record to with Michigan on Nov 22 -will ai 40-3 cakewalk over determine the Big 10 IBndifc -V repiesepUUvetUUi 0(1 Nov 28 and California- scored only one tduchdqwn Stanford an Nov 22 Should against Kansas iate but decide the PacificA title turned on its defense to hpid rprison re turned today voluntarily to'lUs4 ceil- OncVuthelttu he Ukethfi lliftedljhe quarantine outside ijdebduro andlhesecMd -v end McCMn stayed on the They lheir first-hligw the restjrf the were hurt: ester nVA i Theylived pJtWroidto thesecond cpiarter -I OcmferebcefbotbaUame of habits wfaenthey rtaled 1 V'- ther- season Vs egainst the eight in the'A 51 MWKJ COULD have Colorado' State Saturday in 'j' first- quarter and had toS MV hack bo the same bid fc I fWaot tof letit settle lor a Miguel Alvarex ne no evidence megtf piey on the part I fWant lor take anyX (-a -a dJXM4' 'llead thrmigh ihost at the third aiid fourtb ouarters ind fourtb quarters JSfiSSrUSl the frustrated Wildcats to just two first downs fer the 1f yaw wara big I ywtana cmHi bwBil GSO-UTEP statistics ini'ii nni irnnii! uri KMkkk uTEPrejsahww? ibmwimw) -v UTEP tlnee quarbne tialf 'Anywav anyway strn had anotherbig pl a yed wy inin In- UTHP ha a)od team I to win whenlBobbyj Uraunfoet ibetter recovered the' higb-X'Avythe lIinersa inost than OregoaXState and as losing-to the stmhad aiudher big to recovered the' high? 4 "'V-VV BUT THET CAIIK badc BUT THET CAim back with the: first touchdowns they liad niade since they dfnees Vj said' lfOLaintMI think we could have won easier had could hi Driacc if with UCLA in the driver's seat thanks to earlier win 1 ore over both Cal and Stanfordfirst the Bruins lose the previous winner riiotid earn the Rose spot Oklahoma matchiyf will before ZIt 21-17-yll Ibey Z- chance Duncan TVofc Tmih quaneroacKuicx juaan on pewith pitchout of CSUs Inf mimdLiik In Vta1 interception' in the by Keith King of -GSU ended the last hope of AS DISAPPCINIING as 5JSSi2 rnwv waTjnrn JJJL aiS5y cIwe probably- expected axi' j-j consistency easier game needed more We should have stuck the ball in the 00 our nrst dri ve in- iii ni And we ve )t to learn to -close 5Sl3n 1U Hnscorin geM in cawi pie FIRST QUARTER Cotorada Slats starting Mm Ms 37 cw rad S3 yards In 7 plays JtmtWcKamta ran lor touchdown Oarh Kiwhls rlad CSU UTEP Tims iatt IIML Dana Isotina rad Rebsrt EHtotrs fumbia on ttw Miners' 2Syard tins Mark Driscoll passed to Mark Bail tar yards and taudtdown Kombio canysrtsd CSU AMnarsO Tima 3:01 SECOND QUARTER In a fvt that startad In fir CSU'a Waal Ahnw kklad Wyard flaw goal CSU MnaraX TWw Ml' 133S Dkk Judah's LeaMitdwtlon PM wn Marcaptod by Minari and ht ratumed 27 to CSU 34 Bobby AAcKintoy piaaad hi jchraon iar20ta esu 14 Ron 5125 SSvSSSPn third quarter Mika Black racovarad CSUTumbto on Mtnara4fPanattyaatCSUbacktoita4l McKinley ran-41 yank lor louchdMMi Kevin Bakar ran far two potato Minora 17 ifanMaan 1 carrtod BaN la Kombh amvortod esu 21 mumr 17 lift JllA Final team: esq 21 Minor 17 13 4PNB SI SIM Ml INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS -RUSHING Harris SSattampta W7nst I tauch-down 13 long cKanzit H40 (1 touch-domnl 34 long- Judah 11-44-22 Bullar 3- MJ(owac7l UTEP Elllolt 34-14-14 Garvw 007-24-McKMay 141 (I 41 the' losa was at least two i 20 rt 1 i iHb I--- NotsurpirisinglyYthe Aritona- and No la said Barry SWitzer who lost fo the i- first time in three year as Wn jWy-haw than pleased the coach "The way playing Haiatm lose -1 L'l Santa Clara and Pqpertoit? Norris BirdSongV fotwolPo Aram amohMi kaA KB- top rusher tadfit BtachTv The Miners will fly to Hawaii Thursday: Thqr will be accompanied by several hundred fans -i: -Wtr 145 A decide the BigEightthe winner wilk meet the loser of the Obio Michigan matduqi inHte Orange Bowl while the loser especially if Nebraska would be in line for a possible Sugar or Cotton Bond bid The Cotton Bowl's Southwest 'Conference representative should be the Sugar or Cotton Bowl other major apot Is stOl upforgrablB mm Back to this games' Most of the upsets were dose the most surprisingr we vcertahily won the mistake said Switzer 1 mb vote -iWi nw tt amam 'MV rmm' s- tv fcnaan after the Tfexas-University 'of Hawiill Texaa AAM clash on Nov Raintaw Warriors wto yirill' 28: the ixdypossildewiendi WacoM to attonipta 4 cam- host the UT -El' PSSo there is that a three-way tie-- SS5T Sm2S22S Mlner Saturday? in could result if won 8 Honolulu lost to Long 'that "game and then lost the ff) Cfiljf iK22lll Beach State 10-0 Saturday fitmuing ay fkni Ml 0013 Itlwlfilllflll in Long Beach VV 'fatao stm In the SWC title It gave the Rainbows a 3-4 picture i record for the season They lost tp: Texas iAAJ ALABAMA now alone at -Grambling and Rutgers in the top of the Southeastern Orogoo State tad been -addition io Long Beach and rwaww wtnth given permission to talk to have hasten Pnrtlaml Skate Sark Aralanl an CSIT anaah aWawgdfc 3 ccmplallanfcSIyardfc 20 long Amaraon 1 PASS RECIEV1NG 3 47 Wrtk UlKMBiia 25 tana HarriiJ lor lilt long Jchmon 2 tar -I far 14 have beaten Portland State blanking Purdue 2SOl Sark Arslanian CSU coach -i 'V'V' MU sr: S' blocked IttiL uuFULLBAGK THE most £iM troubled spot on the UTEP a vjNrt cnM sMteam this season could be a -v -VvAi -Vj' I "I' Mham 'Kw to sMtodmpre solid position aowfor ithe Hawaii game at iKArbana a ddSaf waning Ifonolulu Saturdays night a Mdnf'Xi mLm 7 and the Minors finale with V--'' h-' w- PHMur: hd to-NM ininri urnnt nimr fmm thn jkeason went over from tne two againstVCSUlthe productive TD maker of the If AlriM1M McKinley ran '41 Tf or the other UTEP touchdown ageist the Bams in the third period Garvey the i 200-pound junior from Roswell was the real surprise of the gaie for the Miners season with injuries he stiurfed his first game as a fo coilegiaiC andr netted 67 yards in eight csrries He broke far a 24-yard run on one carry In addition he We out-hit them Dru John A It took out their big defenrivC 775-14 'A f-t ttto) Mi iSvOtol CtodkM i P-3-t ct ICnty 17 laednod wtot iM Wj (33Srai laiinargnB ggMlgB Sark Arsladian who Af inian wno called thie Win the tdggest of A CaAmiiI Awllfti'yllt i good as Brigham hpPltiSP If hniMH ftlita foam because it Insured the team its first winning season since 1988 said the CSU 'game plana called for No 1- to stop McKinley and No 2 to stop Robert Elliott sark said McKinley was the best quarterback the Rams have faced this' season with the exception of Marty Atkiiif of Texas Elliott ran for yards 'It was unfortunate for the Miners that he and McKinley fumbled to the Rami t- and 3 gave them springboards for two touchdowus Bartosh lauded the defensive play of the Miners scgitamoreKai Yates in the Ml UL secondary nsnman llllce Younff at nose' nurd xuung nose guaru Lucien Johnson and Elroy dbA -a--1 mm a'A a Stogiln Between them they I --o GOODYEAR NARROW Texas ranked NO 5 ALABAMA now in solepossession of first place fourth tad no trouble with1: SMU smothering the i i-K -V7 v- th down pesky LSU 23-iO with quarterback Richard Todd running seven yards for one TD after passing 14 jrards and running 23 mare down to the two to set up another Sixth-rated Michigan remained 'unbeaten although twice tied by Oregon State la looking for a to waiwfd Dee Andros who resigned recently jjV: Arslanian said hie tad not yet given any serious? thought to any -offer that -U OregonStata may make J02SB vnui 3333D Ak 78sii s- T'-l'- i Vi- 1 V- A K- 10 20' AT l-v 'X-c -Si i1 V-' --v 4 li' A- -V t' vs A' BUMS i-'-U ft It fl A hi vjf i 7 tar 41X30 tong UTEP Walkary tor 420130 long v-' PUNt RETURNS Bunch 4 far 17 UTEP-Jahman 1 far KIOCOFF RETURNS HqV 1 Mr IX INTERCEPTION RETURNS I Tfar 21 SatolnT far Kina 1 far UTEP MHchalH fl ft: ARSJRONG bvT 1'fiOODTBUti 1E78 4 4- i STEE iGHiHlD 1 namnnm 678il5': I -1 f' --f SPECIAL PURCHASE X-- "yi: iy-yi hoMO 7LY NYLON OOW' Al '-7 r' ii iSS-l- 'fl 695-14 or fv-f E78-14 3309 Q35GM19 GB0fl3 0119 mm Qjp GEF SECONDS tSSi rn XX- Si-i 178 -Ifl 15 A 'ff! 5 -'X- (' 47 AqUaltty whitewall tire ts' vVTlth 4 wtr 1 5tpughnyiqird AST FnEElBAlANCINGFRtEIMOUNTINCFRIElROTATIONSFREE REPAIRS? 9 -t V- NABHOW lTUKUSS 1 COOPER "GM" FOUR WHITE 4 PLY POLYISm CORD hi 1 NOT SECONDS OR CUSTOM POWER CUSHION POLYGLAS WHITE TUBELESS 22 CONSTRUCTION COOPER -SPbRlSTvIASTER BLACK 4 PEY NYLON CORD WHITE 200 EXTRA 'J s-r 600-12 --Sj j' 520-13 -13 H78I14 is V- -rv I-- fc4ar8S7ify'V-V5 HEAVY DUTY TRUCK 7IRES 6 PXNYLONCOaOTUUTTn 600-13 -V 560-15 'I'j 14- 'Viy 6001-15.