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Show ougar spikers topple Cardinal, : By DOROTHY K.NOELL Herald Staff Writer - Entering the 1987 season, the third-ranke- d BYU women's volleyball team had several goals the first of which was to beat fourth-ranke- d Stanford, which had downed the Cougars in the West Regional finals twice. ; Friday night, the Cougars reached that goal when thev delighted a boisterous crowd of 2.649 in the Marriott Center by whipping the Cardinal 10-1- 15-- But even coach Elaine Michaelis Jidn't figure on the Cougars doing ?uch a thorough job. never thought we could win a "game with Stanford with the score of that final game," she marveled. "I expected this to be a match of siding out. But by midway through the third game, we shut down their big hitters and our blocking and 'i defense came alive." Michaelis was right about the siding out for much of the match. The first three games were tense, side-oduels before the Cougars dominated the fourth. Afterwards, both Michaelis and Stanford coach Don Shaw were cautious about what it all meant. "We have to remember," Michaelis noted, "that this is just a win. It is a nice win over a very good Stanford team, n but it is just a win.' Shaw claimed he wasn't all that bothered by the loss. "Of course, we want to win every game, but I don't think this match meant quite as much to us as it did to BYU." he said. "This isn't December. It's just September. This was just another preseason game." But don't try to tell the players ut pre-seaso- n pre-seaso- that particularly the Cougars. Both teams played with abandon throughout the match, diving for balls and doing anything just to keep the ball in play. "I'm ecstatic." said a smiling Jill Sanders Plumb, who led the Cougars with 22 kills ia .335 hitting percentage i and 12 defensive digs. "Stanford was such a big goal for for the whole team. I've me been thinking about this game since I saw it on the schedule." "I think I can speak for the whole team and say beating Stanford was a big. big goal for us." added Diane Campbell, who added 11 kills i.380i. 8 digs and 8 blocks. In the first game. Stanford took advantage of three Cougar service errors and 10 hitting errors to get win. the BYU hit .000 in game one (10 errors. 10 kills i. while Stanford. 15-1- 0 pelting some good hitting from Teresa Smith and Nancy Reno, both of whom were on the World University Games U.S. team, hit .241. "We weren't worried after that first game." Plumb claimed. "We beat ourselves in that game. It was our own mistakes." The Cougars cleaned up their act after that and made it tough for Stanford to run its offense. Still, game two was a tense, exciting game of 41 service exchanges. Stanford led 0 before tie. Plumb led BYU back to a Campbell and Plumb then moved the Cougars to a 10-- 6 lead, but Stanford came back to tie it at 10. 4-- 6-- 6 By DON BEU Herald Correspondent PLEASANT GROVE "I just wanted to win. . . -" said cross-countr- faster than Mountain View's "Becky (Bybee is awesome," said Brown, who said she "was going to see if I could run with Becky, and then try and beat my timo " Rrown ran on the Pleas I By-be- e, Stanford error, a solo block by setter Maikki Salmi (who had seven blocks in the game), an ace from Campbell and a Cardinal error made it 0 BYU. But it took 10 exchanges of serve before BYU finally got point No. 15 on another Stanford error. In game three, the Cougars got one solo block and two assists from who totalled Dylann Duncan seven blocks and 19 kills in the to take a 2 lead, with contest Stanford rallying to tie it at eight. 7-- nt strike on Sept. 22. "We were 5-- 6 at one point, and it g sionally, and give you a car to drive while we fix it. Call Overall, the Cougars hit .235 for the game and held Stanford to .127. Smith managed just .095 and Reno .149 for the game. Chevrolet 972-841- 1 The Cougars had 30 blocks and only three blocking errors in the game, while Stanford had 15 blocks and four block errors. 730 W. 2100 S. Salt Lake City Utah 84119 Body Shop OPERATORS MANUAL trnfaofmE was very satisfying to come off the floor the way we did," said Knox, whose team finished 10-- "But this is a new season. What we did last year has absolutely no bearing on this year. Momentum is not a tangible. It's like trying to grab at 6. air." Seattle will have two rookie linebackers. Brian Bosworth and Tony Woods, trying to grab Broncos quarterback John Elway,. who gained 3.485 yards last season and contract a $12.7 million, six-yeextension on Friday. ar Elway has another deep threat this year in rookie Ricky Nattiel from Florida. "Seattle has been picked by almost everybody to win the division." Denver Coach Dan Reeves said. "We're the defending champi 85 KEN TIRE Seattle takes streak to Denver five-gam- We'll fix your damaged vehicle profes- p 31-3- By The Associated Press The last time it mattered, the Seattle Seahawks were on a winning streak. Although it didn't land them in the NFL playoffs last season, the Seahawks are considered a hot team as the regular season begins on Sunday. e The Seahawks carry a Denver into streak against winning the defending AFC champion Broncos, who have seven new starters. Seattle wide receiver Steve Lar-gealso has a streak at stake 139 consecutive games with a pass reception. Seattle Coach Chuck Knox says he doesn't believe that last year's finish has anything to do with this season, which opens under the shadow of a possible players' Hail Damage? t. A week in an meet. "Provo and Timpview always give us a tough race," said Bybee, who noted that she hadn't run on the course since the ninth grade. "The ground was soggy," she said, noting that, although the Pleasant Grove course was not all that difficult, the condition of the grass made for a tough race. Bybee's brother avenged her loss in the girls' race, beating Jason Brown of Provo, Kristie's brother for the second place slot. Jason ran a 15.55.84 in his third-plac- e effort. age-grou- 18.57.97. Becky Bybee, who finished in 18.09.97. Her brother, Chad claimed the silver in the boys' race with a 15.48.52. Timpview edged Mountain View 9 for the boys team title, But then, the Cougars defense began to assert itself With the contes tied at 10. BYU scored the next five points on a jump-serv- e ace by Duncan, two kills from Plumb, a Stanford error and Duncan's kill off a chute-se- t from Salmi. Ganr? four was all BYU and it took only 27 exchanges of service for the Cougars to get the win. Duncan, Vickie Backus Solomon. Gorbahn and Campbell continually blocked Stanford kill attempts, while Plumb and Campbell blasted away for the Cougars. BYU led 1 then and got the point on a nice Campbell push off a quick-sewe didn't "We didn't play well do much of anything right, hitting, setting, digging, serving, you name it." Shaw said. "Of course, BYU had a lot to do with that. But we weren't at our best." match-winnin- - The HERNDON, Va. AP) NFL Management Council and the players' union on Saturday met for the first time since Sept. 2, and session both, after the five-hosides agreed to resume negotiations Sunday morning. ant Grovecourse last while the Bruin girls easily took first, with only 23 points to 57 for second place Timpview. "I like the competition in this meet," said Mountain View coach Dave Houle, "We need this kind of competition, especially from teams like Provo and Timpview, who are alwaystough." The Bruins' Jennie Johnson took third in the girls' competition in Timpview's Dave Spence after walking away with a 15.36.01 first place finish in Saturday's Pleasy ant Grove Invitational meet. Provo s Kristie Brown won the girls' title in 17.57.96, 12 seconds 1 GOOOpfEAR Monarch YOKOHAMA ons. So it's a great matchup right off the bat. We were embarrassed , and I by Seattle last year ( 6 don't think our players have forgotten it." The first weekend will be capped by a matchup of the last two Super Bowl champions, the New York Giants and the Chicago Bears, Monday night at Chicago's Soldier Field. nLin.p. 41-1- ULj $799 Nino ROAD HUGGER A 'in I openers, it is the New York Jets at Buffalo, Cleveland at New Orleans, the Los Angeles Rams at Houston, Cincinnati at Indianapolis. Miami at New England. San Diego at Kansas City. San Francisco at Pittsburgh. Atlanta at Tampa Bay, Dallas at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Washington. Detroit at Minnesota and the Los Angeles Raiders at Green Bay. 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