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Show - THE HERALD Provo. ftah. TUESDAY. August College Football Ratings Begin Page 28. 1984 8 Dunkel Picks BYU By Four; Top 10 Since '65 Told 1 Wh S i T- Kl T Wr TT COLLEGE FOOTBALL TJ HI 5- r? . listed since entheses - '. " . ' - ' n . r. J Kl 3 " j Higher Rating Team 9n 9 Opposing 1 infii- 7.12 Team I.'nriotS' t.9 K Inoian,.S' f 0 J ai Rating MAJOR GAMES AUGUST ..i3' Auburn MONDAY. MiamiFla 1070 SATURDAY AirForce 92 4 Akron 70 7 Arizona t9 4 La Tim h l'3 SEPTEMBER 9 1 s riKost P7 15. 56 3 14i KeiUSl 7! 8 I8i Frp-n- o 53 7 Cent Fla 47 9 U' ' 7. RallSt 59 4 9 '19 8 BoiscSt Til 8 Fin 71 W HostonCo! 92 2 94 9 4i Brig Young !H 5 Cent Mich SO 12' N Mirhii'.in i r. 9 CeM Mo 50 9 Hi W Illinois" 42 6 99 8 4ii 59 4 Clems,. n App.il. F Illinois 7u 2 2.1' (iiandVal 47 6 E Miohin.in 51) 6 1' Your.y-- t n S.I I G.-FlaA&M i9 8 .1 ."2 ; 0 Si Floml.iSt F Carolina 87 fi S 79 i 17. urninn State ..( 0 72 4 6 7' Alcorn Gidmt.lilig M,,, Cirohna Soutnn r M ..r r,.il M. M..,n Ua M:d Term Miss St 31 ;, Tfi KvSljif '2. G town Kv i N 3 17- 57 Tex St 816 75 a Howard 36 Madison' 9. ue'tTi 2- ;. .14 78 , ins- - 84 ii.il - 41 t 9 t 5 T, x F P f' 7 H.r.tnrVh V,.r..t ,J8. 22 t D S ; ' ;c! 7 18 5 OntialSf Mi i7 f.8 Doare M..iot-:d- N w-l;- n Wt tri .3.0 5 9 54'. i' .3 .13 7. 57 4 ,ir' 8 PeiuIU n .., U(.'... - ' " v .'.( v.j'f Mf. r. - h 16 ' SATURDAY. Filinhoro (12 fl 712 H5 48 13. 2 M'lc-- - DWt i it 27 43 7 i. s' 4 ''12 V vjie ' Home Teom 4 Miami Fla Nebraska Auburn . lfi7 0 Georgia I 1" 0 103 9 ln3 7 in! 2 100 0 99 8 98 5 . Florida Michigan Ohio State Ciemson Brig Young C 97 97 97 97 96 95 95 95 ... L A. iabama Texas Florida St Va Tech Tennessee Iowa A 8 fi 6 3 0 8 8 7 Pittshurch 94 94 93 93 93 92 92 91 Ok lahoma Hash St Penn State Okla St Air Force Boston Col Syracuse Notre Dame Maryland Ilhnois Missouri Arizona 9 4 9 5 0 4 2 9 W V irf in la Washington Mis sippi '7 S M U. Fi.ivlor 91 9 91 8 90 9 90 2 89 4 Wisronsin E S i Illinois Kentucky Wxf.nur.4 8.. 5 4 86 2 .Memphis Miss St So Miss 88 8 88 7 S Carolina An,'. .nil St So Calif Tex is AiM 88 2 88 87 7 87 6 iyl n I. S U. 81, N Carolina St S'west Tex . N Alabama .. E Tex St Abilene 76 7 74 0 Central St I 'CI lav is N' Michigan S F Austin 71 2 70 2 68 6 i 1t2 it: in Va Union Ft Valley Mesa E Wash'n 68 2 67 9 65 2 64 0 Jax.Ala 61 2 60 8 59 9 59 8 58 9 Sports Research 1. '"in.j !'77 Cent Okla Annelo St N'west Iowa Ala AIM Miss Col 58 57 57 57 Hillsdale Cent Ark Calif St.P.i l.u inuston Cianon 6 5 4 3 57 56 56 56 tic.." ."Persistence will overcome resistance," he vowed. "I promise yu we are determined. We we I Th h.j si 7 LA i !"1 tin 2 ittiit. !42 7 iu.i Private UrJ(i. 4'J biagr-di- 3 Tews I rj ti if iJ:.r-,- Sxr 27 Only Soccer SHIN PADS C0NUENIENT LOCATION. . . tu 1544 SOUTH STATE STREET. OREM. UTAH idif 5 j g TROPHIESSTAMPSSIGNS .v.uthern Huuti-24!f 7 N,tid-idhdmd y7 lu. 4 !S8 Mi. 2 (Vnn Sraie 4. lt7 nkkih'imd hu.tn (u OF EXCELLENCE W.tshinfjtun iil VHithern l"iUJ-rni- ":' h 15 4f7 ( 223 I2U Vbrd-.k- 10. S ALL KINDS OF TROPHIES, MEDALS, RIBBONS' Aidhjma 251 5. Texas 13 f'ittsbuih 7. 41 t OKidh.mid ft ht" Muhiji.in ' 55.5 N AWARDS, 8 4a 4yii 2 Ala-ii- I'onn Slate 4. OBEM 50L'TH SU'f U'A" tl':5( If mson anil Nuto K. Texas 2uu ID 226-789- I 0 'h ins.t "TS"! 1. Open ibdma Daily 2H 9:30-9:3- Southern 2 5n4 'aUlar- Surxlay 0; 10-- 6 Tha GotAnn Pi art SIR f A ..RUS) CBTTER Regular Pcm May Vary at $omj Store to iocat competition Du f Honor Si vrA On Sale August 28 through September I ic""''''1"1!" 1 I I " 'm ." K mart Firearms and Ammunition Policy Firearms and ammunition are sold in itnct compliance with Federal, State and local law! All purchasei mult be picked up in person Purchaser of firearm must be a resident of State in which firearms are sold 49.97 Our Reg. 159.97 Shotgun Vent-Ri- b 500 vent rib pump shotgun for standard magnum shells Walnut finish Single-Sh- Our Reg. 59.97 Our Reg. 7.97 Handsome Gun Case Shotgun ot 088 shotgun leatures side lever-actio- n release, haidwood stock Choose 12. 20. 410 gauge - and Vinyl cover with soft, nylon flannel lining Cradle-typ- e handles Kmart Sale 4.24 Price CA Less ill I hd. Mail-I- n Factory Rebate Your r4et Cost After Rebate 3 7lf 4. 'FEDERAL 9 1.77 X I Low -- rvicftbfitj Slip-O- n Our Reg. 11.97 3" Folding Knife 25 Game Load 1 200 folding knife with leather carrying case. brass shells m 1? dnd 6. 7 i. of 8 sizes Color coded tor safety Our Reg. 2.97 Recoil Pads Pad has heavy recoil cushion. Durable rubber. Medium or large. Quality preparation & painting tor those on a budget 24995 Our most popular vajue High quality look with extended durability R7- t -. p- - -- - 33995 try , ' Our Reg. 8.97 Water-Repelle- Vests nt Cotton canvas duck hunting vest, game bag and pockets. iitegy --- li Sold in J Sporting Goods s p 1 rj TV. ' f . Q 1 " $'f till SEEL ': - .J - J V. 560 N. 100 W. OREM ACROSS I'vA THE STREET FROM SHOP HOURS: MON-FR- I & 8-- EAST OF BROWN BROS. SATURDAY 10-- 1 7 Hoppe Gun Kit Hoppe gun cleaning kit includes solvent, oil, patches, c. Our Reg. 44.97 Our Reg. 7.97 rod. wiper, tray. (Brushes not included.) i UKo) it. 5 TWO GREAT STORES IN ONE 22n Stj'e j IVtj 127 Ivnn Mjif 2 li Aid-- 4.t Arunnd 4 V Voraii 2 fefc 226-774- Mdlf 4:t ,iy 2 un;- 7 df.tind t 7 4(1 k1 GOALIE EQUIPMENT SHOES. UNIFORMS AND An?una J to M a I 3 COMPLETE SOCCER SUPPLIES, vu'h--r- iu .SO Vjfre 4 2' i Ma r, nk ii'inid .in.! M !. .frc If.trne Vk.invi-- . 2 :Ut t 2.i4 0 8 5 3 Syc will get it done." Hollway, 32, whose father, Bob. used to be head coach of the St. Louis Cardinals and is now an assistant with the Minnesota Vikings, says he won't be satisfied merely to end the losing string. "We're not just looking for one victory," he said. "We're looking for successive victories and a championship. If we win the first game this year, that will just be one down and nine to go. We're going to play to win them all." In Hollway's first season at Marietta last year, he began with 88 players and finished with 38. He required dedication to the program and 50 players decided they weren't that dedicated. This season, Hollway expects a squad of 90 to report. "Unfortunately," he notes. "60 of them will be freshmen." In a poll of coaches and sports-writer- s to predict the order of finish this season in the Ohio Athletic Conference. Marietta finished dead last. ife 24r I'lfUhurn .! 3fi. 4j 4 i.Uf) 23 ,M.rt-.i- bllege's No. 1 Winlsss Streak Could End in '84 MILLS, Ohio (UPI) -the nation's longest college football losing streak finally end this season? "I cannot predict the future, but if I could, I d feel a lot more comfortable,' says uneasy Marietta College coach Mike Hollway, the man on the spot. Marietta takes a losing itreak (three straight winless Jeasons) into the 1984 campaign and Hollway, in an appearance at Ihe Ohio Athletic Conference football preview, presented varying (Jegrees of "optimism"' about finally halting the infamous streak. . ;"We're optimistic," he began. Later he said, "We're trying to be optimistic." And then, "I'm not fOing to tell you our outlook this season is bright." I But Hollway figures words like ''persistence" and "determination" are better than "optimis- H 4 Arhdn-- "dm s(,t((, I'A.i :;2 :'7" 'WillKINGS h2 t y onjr6.d 2 fie b I 21 2" h ijii - 4 63 7 Neb Omaha 63 4 Troy St Edinboro .... 62 8 62 5 S Dakota . 62 3 Towson Copyright 1984 by Dunkel 68 5 .. 2 Ni.rLh Uhi.ih.'nid 6 i?4J 4 KTra i.t -- 2 7 3 jr.urn iJs Vjrjrn ;jrim,i 4ci A..-- '..r 8 j 27 14 W 44" S "ca7 laffey's .Si 74 22i' .r:d4 Mi- LAST YEAR'S MINOR LEADERS N Dakota 2 M Mj'c 4 51 r Moth .4.' Or 4 4 3 tfi 4tr. Jfi. 4f4 4e 227 i Nn.rfit-r- Mi'n'jn t 83.8 i7 Mfhui-i- If4 (4 j i'r' 86 2 86 1 8.5 8 85 2 85 1 84 3 84 2 Loti iMtr. 7; lu t ( L r enr. 4 "7 3 ' ri ) LAST YEAR'S MAJOR LEADERS iT 4 a f- imf rjn inrcj L.iuiiir.d : 2 "i - .v-- j are Lartjr 2. N nfc.ar.vnj r,w Md'r ft 24 2"4 5 Notre 7 H'7 l4n Mjcn I7,( 2 Mi. 4 r"p,IcXda 44 ' A M.. ii: u:e OF J.D. SOCCER un 3Su rn d 35 2 t rn f i i'2 iT.io Mdie 2.1" 4 AidtldfTiti 2fy 3. ;T2 Miin.tdii I:k 7 U4 0 Penn f Nunrdha w lu UmiMdna suie i ijtdin 21 J25 2 ( .'k uhorna y. 2y2 STatf 241 2' 244 4 Yjlfe lMme i j i SEPTEMBER 1 W Llhertv .13' Morn-B- i n" 5il 3 stdtt in - i2i Ttinnt-v.e- t 4 Vrif-.r-t- i 7. 2 3:4 i!i 1: V5:( i N 4 GRAWD OPENING ut't. nnw (Vnn S:j:t .!rr lumr ..X i ii. 2 4.s i..ri4 4 4 -- j 25 L'tuiN-iri- rttru? 7 I,M'uri ,.,.'-.;- , jt. 'jit- 44) LA uie 7 i.A.. 2 2"4 tti.f 25 6 38 22 9 OTHER SOUTHERN 29 2 49 5 ) si a' ' " 2 i r'enn ,2 H 2 Kdn-- -. iiiiT.c . Viire iarr 4 t :i rji - ri 2 Vt ir t Vo:jsi.d .j$ u MriniiC,''. i? ,u . 28 n llol n l., : 4 ;"4 " N " ! ,,(' SEPTFVnFR , D ,kot.,St SATURDAY. Pufn.iV 32 P. n. j 5 OTHER MIDWESTERN 7i Tulsa 8o5 I.ivintston 8' Cha'n'Nuta '.8 6 N Alahama 2i Drake So 3 SF Austin 1.4 4 .10' Wichita 6. N Mex St 1,5 8 uestl.a 8 fci 2 6 H2 ilii a 19. 95 Wi..n irnl ils 2 : 6 W Tex Si 5x2 17' U'ir.ora 41 0 fi 74 7 H4 7 Rhod.-Richmond ."8 7 S Illinois F7 3 71 I S Swr-tM- o 52 7 S K 74 RanJo-- e' 73 4 N'we-tl.- I.ooi.n,.M H Tri - WVit; 1 I.iiri"!- - N ft 45 HI6 3.9F,5aM7 li7( 84 N Tcnn St Tn..-AvM- 21 3 fi :'7 2 TexS.;..I.a S.,.i'hn 47 W Va Tech 2t !1 Mm Val 73 2 M. .rehear! 40 2 Muir.iv ti4 9 N" Arizona o II N f lUir'J Al.iSf 21' 74 3 5d 9 ..mar 1 27 K'wtern Lincoln Mo '29' 4o 7 . ta i i Lfi 4 4fl i . 3 LA irlai If. f'uraat y 3 7. ' !..: ,r"i 4." rr. 4 N VHatr.sai r.jrr.a .' rjjr f v i 1984 " ..J ; f M.s!- 4 - - 14 to ttw lt..t iArur.Auur . iM uuntii fyw.m amum a co.uou. , flec sraq. of .11 Mraia coatbiitta' hi.ac o fcM ptrtwma.ce. .ro9 oppotitioa nt'H. wt.jhwd .ample: 50 0 te- o- ko bttn 10 icorma aomn o W0 rOTSr, par S"""- - " ajaiast eppotuuMi of uM.cal itii.9rt. Ocginated 1929 by Dick DunkcL GAMES CF WEEK ENDING SEPT. 2, n i Vj't Jr c " ;:h total pomts votes in par- and first place SD "f TFT ,., By t'nited Press International LPI College Football Top 10 Coleman Tunshine" Combination Coleman's outdoor trip is perfect for any sporting activity! Polylight" cooler takes all the fixings; Little Oscar cooler is easy to carry on outings; Polype" jug carries hot or cold liquids. 48-qu- food-keepi- |
