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Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 16

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Three weeks ago the Cardinals whipped Bryan Station 2S-7 when both teams were unbeaten This time the Slate 4A Third Region championship is at stake The key players in tonight's game likely will be the quarterbacks Third-ranked Clark County ts led by Dewayne Mullins who can run as well as pass Winston Guy ts in control of the Bryan Station offense If he can hit a few passes it could take some pressure off the Defenders' ground game Looking back at the last time these two teams met Clark County coach Don Danko figures the determining factor tonight will be turnovers Tonight's sup vivor meets the Ashland Blazer-Boyd County winner pa iM4 ra Hoaa Nmimwi CM II pa JKlajafu lit Caaa MiMH 114 afr Ma in mam 0m ill nwi laroa III rMajnawj Pm 172 vt MJ I lm Mwn4 I 1 l(MI fCH 4 I IM I -iMI Hf I fMB II I Wl I IWatta) I MHJ lam I Ira Ifcn I Maimaul II 4 JtMHI I Wunaf II utmHmf Football tzm pa MtA apmaia PO III UaagaM Kf 4UM4 Maw IkMJI itm nuMnfwi iir up I CM woamiawi lew iniiim 4M i naot Omnia Nf MAt? 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1 30 Tata 1 aoupajd THai pawl aoaM ouM- Schiyaa Mapouno ilm II (Ida-ai IX Plwafw 43 (Laeat II) lm- Jones with his predecessor Ison goes on record with a comment that some might find slightly surprising "He's got better speed than George" he said "He may take a step or two in the wrong direction if he misreads a play but he's got enough speed to make up the difference quickly and get to the ball" If nothing else Anthony Jones pushes himself Toward the ball Toward the flow Toward goals he is forever setting but never voicing "He's always been like that" said Kevin Smith a teammate since their high school days at North Marion "He always pushes It's almost like he doesn't know when to stop He figures that in order to make his goals he's gotta push a lot" So he will push Saturday afternoon when the Colonels (7-0) play at Tennessee Tech (3-5) After all even if you forget the personal goals you cant forget the fact that the serious Jones has dedicated this season to his brother (Graan IL (Oxw II Tom hull Wan Continued from Page B-l try's undefeated and top-ranked Division I-AA team It was Herman's car and because of that the younger brother pampers it as if it were a slice of Herman's soul "I try to keep it in good condition because I know that's just what he would have done" Jones said He does not live in Herman's shadow as much as he may try to follow his footsteps He seems to realize that people will form brotherly comparisons and he accepts that fact Yet when the comparisons stretch to the football field Anthony Jones is his own man There however he does not follow in another's footsteps as much as he may live in another's shadow whether he likes it or not You see George Floyd may be on the roster of the NFL's New York Jets these days but his spirit echoes in the Colonel football record book where the former All-American rover-back can be found no less than eight times In Richrnond fans would have you believe that Floyd intercepted George Washington's toss across the Delaware "At the beginning of the season people were pulling for me wanting me to make a lot of intercept ions because George made so many" Jones said "They expected me to play like him but they've gotten away from that now "I never try to pull any of George's tricks I just try to be Anthony and play the best I know how" In seven games this season Anthony Jones has intercepted three passes And while Floyd's shadow will remind him that the school record was set last year by you-know-who with 10 Colonel secondary coach Jack Ison will remind him of several important factors To begin with Ison mentioned that Jones never played the rover-back position until this past spring when he was moved from cornerback "He's basically a freshman at the position" Ison said "He was inexpe- -rienced going into the situation But he's certainly not now Really the amount of playing time Anthony gets at this position is phenomenal" And for those bent on comparing Utah Coach Laydaa 41 Tl Dunkel ratings 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perfo 1 1 i Ii Coiltinued from Page as do with rugby There was no real depth or lasting friendships made with those people Now with rugby there's camaraderie Pat also enjoys repelling and white water canoeing Both Pat and Hoppy own motorcycles The bourbon that scores on taste DUNKEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL INDEX Byi lob Dunkai Dunkal Index Current ranking: I Nebraska 1K4 11 OktoAoma H4 ippMitotp in7 iictomiM rri 3 Maryland 1KS IS So Calif T71 4 PinstwrtP mi Alabama 771 IMiOMSf Ill IS UCLA HI i Mlcnipaa INf itArkoniai fS1 Til Flo State IMf 17 So Mm SI LCpprpla IL Texas H3 Carolina ffl 1 LSU flf 11IMU M7 IL Miami (Flo) fU YmVLai aksaaSkaSaaVf Baa BaaapaSaSaaB aaaaasSaLaaaaTaaaal aaaaakaal aT4aaaa(aaaaaafaal aaaaaaafMaaVSU naa) wvwiK lftWOr laVanivisfaTi smis Mcnsajpsw awiivjcM "We enjoy being out-of-doors and doing things" Pat said "We don't place too much emphasis on getting hurt or the danger in things because the way we see it if you're well-trained and equipped you're likely not to get hurt" The Haights' "equipment" does include a more than adequate health insurance policy Sharing an interest in rugby hasn't hurt the Haights' marriage either "Before Pat was mostly supporting me" says Hoppy "I know more about rugby than Girl Scouts so now we have a common ground where I can give her some support'' Pat said she and Hoppy have many similar interests "Rugby is just one more thing we share" US has small lead over Japan's golfers INZAI Japan (AP) America's eight-man team led by Tom Watson lost two matches in the team best-ball competition today and saw a team of Japanese pros pull within two points after the second round of the SJapan Goldwin Cup tourrarnenL The Americans managed only a victory and a tie in four matches After once leading 6-2 the Americans' advantage has shrunk to 9-7 Geveland State at 7:30 FOOTBALL 12:00 Michigan at Illinois (OiartnelSI) Kennicky (WVLK 590 replay at 11:30 (mOiarmel 27) 3:30 Georgia vs Florida (Channel 27) 8:05 Mississippi vs Tulane (WTBS) 11:00 Montreal at British Columbia (ESPN) GIRLS' TENNIS quarter- and semifinals at Tennis Club BASKETBALL 7:00 State vs Wheel Kats at Seaton Center SOCCER 8:00 CKSL chanrpionship at Lafayette Today GIRLS' TENNIS 14-and launder lmitatkinal at the Lexington Tennis Club soccer 1:00 Central Kentucky Soccer League tournament at Lafayette: Henry Clay vs Tates Creek followed by Catholic vs Lafayette VOLLEYBALL 7:30 Mason-Dixon Classic at Memorial Coliseum: UK Lidy Kats vs Cirjdnnati FOOTBALL 8:00 Bryan Station at ClaritCa(WVLK590) Saturday VOLLEYBALL 10:00 am Mason-Dixon Classic: Cincinnati vs Oodand State UK Lady Kats vs KENTUCKY 741 Mid Tpnn IM Tma Tech 44S Indiana SI MI Liberty aapr'SM Apstta Pear 4fl Okla State llf NC Stato 174 Miami (Fta) MI NPtrp Damp MS Illinois M7 SpCproiino7l Florida tl4 ChHnsan 77 Rlct M7 LSUflt (IS) (S) (W (S) (I) (S) (M) (14) (f) (14) (IS) (7) (W) U) VANDERBILT HI Kentacky lll KMrtiNky 744 Lpufsvllje If 4 a'a'assVOhOd SVaa( Murray S4S Nebroikp 1IS4 Pcm Staff 1117 Maryland IMf PHfibarvk 1121 la Stoto Cpprpianj No Carolina fOS SMU M7 Atabaaw I7J Hemp Team Kentucky btraight bouroon Wniskey 6b proof Barton Distilling Co Bardstown KY 1982.

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