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Show 1 o o 0 o qOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOq rr 1 n n n ri o 0 o liierauooztniiieraDirB 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOcdO Monday, August 27, 1984 M iami, Auburn Open College Grid Season Defending mythical national champion Miami will entertain Auburn in the Kickoff Classic football opener Monday at 6:30 p.m. on KSTU, channel 20. Last year the two teams had a combined record of 21-- 2 and finished first and third in the polls. The Hurricanes lost coach Howard Schnellenberger to the pros, but return quarterback Bernie Kosar, receivers Eddie Brown (who had 30 catches last year) and Stanley Shakespeare (who caught 34 balls) and defensive stars Reggie Sutton and Ken Calhoun. Auburn, meanwhile, will be led by halfback Bo Jackson, who is being touted as a Heisman Trophy candidate. Coach Pat Dye, who spent time as head man at Wyoming before heading to Auburn, can also call on defensive tackle Ben Thomas and linebacker Greg Carr, who n have received some mention. Last year Dye was not pleased with the Tigers' final number three ranking. I -- ? t'j J 5 IS. . 4k. 0JP I "V JL I . f .... "0 HfV jL. pre-seaso- "We deserve a better fate than in the nation," he said. "Go back and look at the teams that have won national championships: no one has played a more difficult schedule than Auburn. I'm not bitter, just very disappointed." They'll have a chance to prove themselves Monday. third Miami quarterback Bernie Kosar (left) and Auburn halfback Bo Jackson will lead their teams in Kickoff Classic Monday. Sesame Street' Crew Visits Museum ;3it,-,.- . til fe V 4 '4 Youngsters can find their favorite Sesame Street characters inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Don't Eat The Pictures: Sesame Street At The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Sunday at 5:45 p.m. on KUED, channel 7, Chanand at 8 p.m. on KBYU-TV- , nel 11. Cookie Monster likes Cezanne, especially when he paints food. Ernie is partial to sculpture, though his friend Bert prefers the pedestals. Oscar the Grouch is into ancient ruins, the crumblier, the better. While Sesame Street may be a program -- THlvwrnrnimtiim Cookie Monster shows an appreciation for - J.k. the works of Cezanne during visit to museum. mi Ml meant for children, when its Muppets are turned loose in the Metropolitan Museum, the results are sure to delight the entire family. The Temple of Dendur, the halls of medieval armor, the galleries of primitive art and dozens paintings and sculptures throughout one of the world's great museums share the spotlight with Big Bird and his of friends, who come to the Metropolitan to visit and find themselves locked in overnight. It's all because Big Bird remains inside the museum to find his missing friend, Mr. Snuffleu-paguThe rest of the Sesame Street gang has stayed behind to look for the missing bird. As the dual search goes on, Big Bird meets a lost Egyptian boy curse, trapped by a a bit of fantasy that ends happily when both the ancient boy and his modern friends are freed from their confinements. The serious purpose behind the fun is to show how museums are our link between the past and present and to inspire families to explore their own local museums. s. 4,000-year-o- ld |
