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The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 9

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The all-Leader, Thursday. December 1 All-America teams named also was the leading receiver on an for 358 yards a 27.5-yard average Oklahoma's career list for 1,4711 Oklahoma team that threw only 99 and four touchdowns. yards, which ranks second In Kdilie passes all season, completing. 34. Jackson finished Ins carver with 62 Million's 1,735 lltnton eaiiuhl 111 The G-foot-3, 242-pounder caught 13 receptions lied lot filth on passes WALKER SALES RADIO SHACK "Tour local Radio Shack Franchise" Tipton, Indiana America squad.

The others are Texas John Roper, a defer) sive end-outside linebacker, and Florida State's Sanders. The other 22 first-teamers are seniors. The rest of the offensive unit consists of tackles Dave Cadigan of Southern California, guard John McCormick of Nebraska, center lgnazio "Nacho" Albergamo of LSU and Clemson placekicker David Treadwell. Rounding out the defensive unit are down lineman Chad Hennings of the Air Force Academy and punter Tom Tupa of Ohio State. Jackson, an outstanding blocker, 5tat Road 28 ta Stacy Searels and linebacker Kurt Crain of Auburn, i Notre Dame's Brown was a wide receiver on the 1986 All-America team but his receptions were down from 45 to 39 as opponents double-teamed him and the Irish threw less following an early-season injury that sidelined quarterback Terry An-drysiak.

"The attention defenses pay to him dictates so much of what we do offensively," Coach Lou Holtz says. Brown finished sixth nationally with an average of 167.6 all-purpose yards a game and a total of 1,843 yards 144 rushing, 846 receiving, 401 on punt returns and 452 on 'Authorized Sales RADIO SC3ACK ".11 1 HOURS: 10 A.M. -7 P.M.. Fri. 10 A.M.-8 P.M..

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He is Notre Dame's career leader with 2,493 reception yards and tied an NCAA fecord by returning two punts for touchdowns against Michigan State. "He's like trying to grab hold of a piece of electricity," Purdue Coach' Fred Akers said The All-America wide receivers are Zeno, the major-college career leader with 3,725 reception yards, and Indiana's Ernie Jones, player of the year in the-Big Ten. This season, Zeno caught 77 passes his average of seven a game tied him for second nationally for 1 ,206 yards and. 13 touchdowns. Jones caught 59 passes for 1,115 yards, an 18.9-yard average.

His yardage total and 5.3 catches per game led the Big Ten. the backfield, McPherson not only led Syracuse to a best-ever 11-0 By HERSCHfUMSSfiNpN AP Football Writer Tight end Keith Jackson and guard Mark Hutson, repeaters from last year, are among a record-tying five first-teamers from No. 1-ranked Oklahoma to make the Associated Press All-America football team. The AP team, announced Wednesday, features five repeaters and also includes a first-ever return specialist Notre Dame's Tim Brown and the first Tulane player in 48 years to make the elite first team record-setting wide receiver MareZeno. The Ail-American backfield consists -of Syracuse quarterback Don McPherson, the national leader in passing efficiency, and running backs Craig "Ironhead" Heyward of Pittsburgh and Thurman Thomas of Oklahoma State, who finished second and third, respectively, in rushing.

The other holdovers from 1986 besides Jackson and Hutson are Brown, Ohio State linebacker Chris Spielman and Miami defensive back Bennie Blades. Oklahoma's other representatives, all from the nation's top-rated defensive unit, are linebacker Dante Jones, defensive player of the year in the Big Eight Conference; end Darrell Reed, a four-time All-Big Eight selection, and free safety Rickey Dixon. Since the AP released its first All-America team in 1925, only Army's .1945 national champions had as many as five first-team players. There were no separate offensive and defensive units in those days and Army was represented on the 11-man All-America team by tackles Dewitt "Tex" Coulter and Al Nemetz, guard John Green and backs Glenn Davis and Doc Blan-chard. The'AP All-America team will be featured on Bob Hope's annual Christmas television show entitled "A Snow Job in Florida" on Saturday, Dec.

19 (NBC-TV, 8-9 p.m., EST). The All-America team is selected by the AP's sports editor, college football editor and regional sports editors. A player must make his all-conference or all-sectional team to be considered for the All-America first team. Second-ranked Miami of Florida, No. 3 Florida State and Auburn each had two players on the All-America team, which includes EIECWM1CS GIFT Stereo System With Remote 128K Tandy Color Computer 3T gular season, a berth in the Sugar Bawl and a shot at the national By Tandy' IlfTi Save $70 7olo, twujy neaiistic- Low As $j5 Per Month.

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He completed 129 of 229 passes for 2,341 wards and 22 touchdowns and owns Syracuse career records for total offense, passes, completions, yardage and touchdown passes. Heyward finished second nationally in rushing with 150.4 yards a game and was the eighth running back in major-college history t'ogain at least 100 yards in all 11 regular-season, games, His low was 111. Thomas, the Big Eight's offensive player of the year, finished third in the country in rushing with 146.6 yards a game and set an Oklahoma State career mark of 4,847. He gained at least 108 yards in every game but one he was held to seven yards on nine carries by Nebraska. He finished the season with 173 yards against Oklahoma, 202 against Kansas and a school-record 293 against Iowa State.

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26-1280 IBMReg TM IBM Corp Instant switching to Emergency Ch. 9 for highway help in a hurry. 21-1539 Defensive Backs Chuck Cecil. Arizona; Mickey Pruitt. Colorado; David Vickers.

Oklahoma Punter Barry Helton, Colorado Third Team Offense- -Tight End Ferrell Edmunds. Maryland. Wide Receivers Terance Mathis. New Mexico: Sterling Sharpe. South Carolina.

Tackles Louis Cheek. Texas A4M; Pal Tomberlin. Florida State. Guards Eric Andolsek. LSU; Harry Galbreath.

Tennessee Center Matt Wilson. Texas AM Quarterback Steve Taylor, Nebraska. Running Backs Bobby Humphrey Alabama: Blair Thomas. PennState. Placekicker Derek Schmidt.

Florida State Defense Ends-Outside Linebackers Jethro Franklin. FresnoState; Van Waiters, Indiana Tackles Pete Curkendall, PennState; Tracy Rocker, Auburn. Nose Guard Kyle Rappold. Colorado. Inside Linebackers George Mira, Miami, Fla Ken Norton.

UCLA; Galand Jhaxton, Wyofning. Defensive Backs Kip Corrington. Texas Brad Edwards. South Carolina; Louis Oliver. Florida.

Punter Scott Tabor. California. Return Specialist Alan Grant. Stanford Indiana All-Americans By The Associated Press Players from Indiana schools on The Associated Press 1987 All America football team- First Team Offense Wide Receiver Ernie Jones. Indiana.

6-0. 185. senior. Elkhart. Ind Return Specialist Tim Brown, Notre Dame.

HO. 195. senior. Dallas. Texas Second Team Offense Center Chuck Lanza.

Notre Dame Defense Inside Linebacker Ned Bofcar, Notre Dame. Third Team Defense Ends Outside Linebacker Van Waiters. Indiana. Honorable Mention Offense Tight End Ron Duncan. Ball State Tackle Eric Moore, Indiana Guards Craig Kanter.

Ball State: Doug Shrader. Indiana Running Back Anthony Thompson. Indiana. Defense Inside Linebackers Willie Bates. Indiana.

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Little Rock, Ark Wide Receivers Ernie Jones. Indiana, 6-0. 185, senior. Elkhart. Ind Marc Zeno.

Tulane. 8 1.206. senior. Gramercy. La Tackles DaveCadigan.

Southern California. 6 5. 200. senior. Newport Beach.

Calif Stacy Searels. Auburn. frS, 271). senior. Tnon.

Ga Guards Mark Hutson. Oklahoma, 6 4. 280. senior. Fort Smith.

Ark John McCormick. Nebraska. 6-1. 270. senior.

Omaha. Neb. Center lgnazio "Nacho" Albergamo. LSU, 6 2. 257.

senior. Marfero. La Quarterback Don McPherson. Syracuse. 6-0.

182. senior. West Hempstead. Running Backs Craig Heyward. Pitt.

6-0. 260. junior. Passaic. Thurman Thomas.

Oklahoma State. 5-11. 195. senitTTsMissoun City. Texas Placekicker David Treadwell.

Clemson, S-l. 165. senior. Jacksonville. Fla.

Return Specialist Tim Brow n. Notre Dame. 6-0. 195. senior.

Dallas. Texas Defense Ends Darrell Reed. Oklahoma. 6 2. 225.

senior. Cypress. Texas; John Roper. Texas A4M. 6-2.

215. junior. Houston. Texas Tackles Chad Hennings. Air Force.

6 5, 260. senior. Elberon, Iowa: Daniel Stubbs. Miami. Fla 6-4.

250. senior. Red Ban: Linebackers Kurt Crain. Aubum. 6-2 228, senior1, Birmingham, Ala Dante Jones, Oklahoma.

6 2, 225. senior. Dallas, Texas; Paul McGowan, Florida State. 6 1. 230.

senior. Winter Park. Fla Chris Spielman. Ohio State. 6 2.

212. senior. Massillon. Ohio Defensive Backs Bonnie Blades. Miami.

Fla 6-0, 215. senior. Fort Lauderdale. Fla Rickey Dixon 510. 187.

senior. Dallas. Texas: Deion Sanders. Florida State. 190.

junior. Fort Myers. Fla Puntor Tom Tupa. Ohio State. 6o.

222. senior. Brecksville. Ohio Second Team Offense -x Tight End -PatCarter. Florida State Wide Receivers Wendell Davis.

LSU Liggins. San Jose State Tackles Greg Johnson. Oklahoma; Tony Mandarich. Michigan State Guards Randall McDaniel. Arizona State.

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Miami of Ohio Return Specialist Barry Sanders. Oklahoma Slate Defence EndsOutside Linebackers Camell Lake. UCLA; Broderkk Thomas, Nebraska Tackles Mark Messner. Neil Smith. Nebraska.

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