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NHL ROUNDUP Cornerback takes bait, and West takes 27-20 Hula win Hull helps Blues top Islanders Cal'sTreggs beats Israel to catch 77-yard pass for winning touchdown in college all-star game. By BEN DIPIETRO Associated Press Fry, one of the East coaches. "That out-and-go burnt our cornerback, and that never should have happened." Derrick Moore of Northeastern State, scored on runs of and 18 yards and Hawaii linebacker Manly Williams returned an interception 36 yards for a touchdown to give the West a 19-3 first-quarter lead. Virginia quarterback Matt Blundin hit Notre Dame's Derek Brown with a 24-yard TD pass on the first play of the second quar-ter and Louisville's Klaus Wilmsmeyer kicked a 43-yard field goal as the half ended to pull the East to 19-13 at halftime. The East went ahead 20-19 on a 1-yard run by Indiana's Vaughn Dunbar with 6:03 to play in the third quarter.

too often. "They set me up perfect. I was live bait for it and they got me," said Israel, who was voted the game's most valuable defensive player anyway. "They voted for that award before that play," he said. Barsotti said Israel and the rest of the East defense had been playing aggressively throughout, making them perfect targets for the game-winning call.

"We thought they were going to be a little greedy," Barsotti said. "We kept the out and up, thinking he would bite hard and he did." "That one play did us in, but we should have scored more points," said Iowa coach Hayden HONOLULU The West called an out-and-up pattern that left cornerback Steve Israel down and out. Fresno State's Mark Barsotti hit California's Brian Treggs with a 77-yard touchdown pass with 3:24 to play Saturday to rally the West to a 27-20 victory over the East in the Hula Bowl. Treggs dashed past Israel, hauled in Barsotti's perfect pass down the left sideline at the East 35 and ran untouched into the end zone. "We had just' run a hitch and Israel bit real hard and almost picked it off, so we figured we'd get him back," Treggs said.

"We ran a little out, knowing he was going to bite, and Barsotti just threw a great ball. After that it was just a foot race." Israel agreed that he bit once 1 1 A.M. 'l' A Via 'A '4 A i- r) J' LIVE ON STAGE TIL 2 A.M. MADISON JAN. 1 6, 1 7, 1 8TH COME AP WIREPHOTO FEEL THE HEAT IAMIE SUMMERS AN.

23, 24 25th When Brett Hull faces the New York Islanders, the scoreboard lights up and for the Islanders, it's usually lights out. Seven of Hull's NHL-Ieading 44 goals this season have come against the Islanders, including the opener 39 seconds into Saturday night's 6-3 Blues victory at the Nassau Coliseum. Hull put the Islanders in an immediate hole as he extended his point-scoring streak to 21 games. With New York's David draped all over him, Hull took a feed from Adam Oates and one-timed a 20-footer over the -left shoulder of starting goalie Steve Weeks. "It was a great play by Adam," Hull said.

"I just shot it." BRUINS 5, FLYERS 1: Cam Neely scored his sixth goal in five games since returning from a leg injury Boston beat Philadelphia at the Boston Garden. OILERS RED WINGS 5: Vincent Damphousse scored with fewer than two minutes to go in 'regulation and Bill Ranford stopped 47 shots as Edmonton tied host Detroit. RANGERS 7, NORDIQUES 2: Tim Kerr scored a goal in his return af-; ter a 39-game absence and Mark Messier had three assists, helping the New York Rangers to a victory over host Quebec. CANADIENS3, Courtnall returned from a three-month injury layoff to set up Mike McPhee for two goals as Montreal downed Hartford at the Forum. NORTH STARS 7, SHARKS 4: Dave Gagner continued his hot streak with a goal and two assists as host Minnesota completed a three-game season sweep of San Jose.

MAPLE LEAFS 4, DEVILS 3: Wen-del Clark scored his third goal of the game with 1:06 to play, giving visiting Toronto a victory over New Jersey and breaking the Devils' four-game winning streak. From Sun News Services Virginia quarterback Matt Blundin (14) of the East fumbles on a hit by Baylor defensive lineman Santana Dotson in Saturday's Hula Bowl. East rises over West in Japan A TROPICAL LEI Associated Press 2121 W. FOOTHILL, UPLAND (714) 949-9400 OPEN 7 DAYS West of Central his 40-yarder with 3:46 left in the first quarter. Rodgers led the next West drive, and his 23-yard third-down pass to Russ Campbell of Kansas State put the ball on the 27.

Four plays later, Wood kicked his 45-yarder 3:36 before halftime. The East came back at the start of the fourth quarter with a 72-yard drive in 10 plays, with Graham going the final 9 yards. Stumped by today's crossword puzzle? TM PSrQ tfcfcfv CALL DIAL-A-WORD 1-900-454-3535 otto victory in 17 Japan Bowls. Ty Detmer of Brigham Young, the 1990 Heisman Trophy winner, scored the West's only touchdown with a 4-yard scramble, capping an 89-yard third-quarter drive in which his passing and scrambling were the main factor. Playing before about 40,000 spectators, the West led 6-0 at halftime on field goals of 40 and 45 yards by Joe Wood of Air Force.

Detmer directed the first drive to a field goal, hitting passes of 29 yards to Lee Miles of Baylor and 11 to Mike Smith of Kansas State. Scott Lockwood of USC contributed a run of 13 yards before Wood connected on TOKYO Michigan linebacker Erick Anderson's interception with eight minutes left set up a 1-yard dive for the winning touchdown by Alabama's Kevin Turner as the East college all-stars edged the West, 14-13, in the Japan Bowl Sunday. The East trailed 13-0 going into the final quarter, but narrowed that to 13-7 on a 9-yard scoring run by Ohio State's Scot-tie Graham. The East immediately got the ball back on Anderson's interception of a pass by Iowa's Matt Rodgers and drove to thel. It was only the East's sixth "rnuST'uV Watch for our Grand 12287 Mariposa Rd.

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