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Show THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 8 Page 1988 Monday, September 5, Scoreboard Warner Blades Denver, Johnson Jackson Sewell Wilthite Nattiel 58, Kobley meml Ifl3i 4- - 30 0 3 0 Miami 0 7 Cleveland Kansas City 0 3 0 0 1 14 1 Chicago 33 KCFG Lowery Chi Anderson 2 run (Butler kick) Cie FG Bahr 19 Chi Anderson 1 run (Butler kick) Cle FG Bahr 38 28 pan Irom Marino RUSHINO Cleveland, Mama (Reveiz kick) Daniel-so- n Mack Byner CM Mcfcahon 1 run (Butler kick) Hminus 2). Kansas City, PalmCW McMahon 2 run (Butler kick) Saxon er Moriarty Chi Sanders 20 run (kick blked) PASSING Cleveland, Kosar RUSHINO Miami. Jensen Kansas Danielson DavenBennett Stratford RECEIVCity, Kenney Marino Dellenbach port ING Cleveland, Slaughter SandChicago, Anderson Newsome-3-31Manoa Byner Thomas ers 10 59, Surrey e Mack Brennan McMahon Gentry Kansas City, Roberts Muster Wagner CarPaige PASSIHO-Mia- mi, Taylor Marino son Saxon Palmer Jaworski Chicago. San Francisco 7 3 21 Tomczak McMahon New Orleans 7 10 0 1633 RECEIVING Miami, Hardy SF Craig 1 run (Coler kick) Stradlord Clayton NO Martin 2 pass from Hebert JenDuper, Davenport (Andersen kick) sen Chicago, McKinnon NO Clark 21 pass from Hebert Morris Anderson Suhey 2- - 15, Sanders (Andersen kick) Gentry NO FG Andersen 20 0 7 7 Phoenix SF FG Cofer 25 0 7 7 Cincinnati SF Frank 9 pass trom Montana Lomax trom Mitchell 4 Pho pass (Cofer kick) (Del Greco kick) SF Wilson 71 pass trom Montana Cill Brooks 25 pass from Esiason (Cofer kick) (Breech kick) SF Frank 17 pass from Montana Pho Green 29 pass from Lomax (Cofer kick) (Del Greco kick) NO Hill 18 pass Hebert (Andersen 1 from Esiason Cln Brown pass kick) (Breech kick) NO Salety Cln Martin 15 pass from Esiason SF FG Coler 32 (Breech kick) NO Perriman 15 pass trom HeROSHINO-PhotMitchell ntx, bert (Andersen kick) Ferrell 28, J.T. Smith RUSHING San Francisco, Craig Lomax Jordan Cincinnati, Montana Rice Wilson Brooks Esiason Rathman Young 2). OASSIHO PhoeWoods Milliard New Orleans. nix. Lomax Cincinnati, Hill Hebert Esiason, PASSING San FrancisRECEIVING Phoenix, J.T. Smith Mayes 7- co, Montana Young Ferrell 98, Green New Orleans. Hebert, Await CincinnaMitchell 2- - 245. RECEIVING San F'ancisco. Brooks ti. Brown Frank Rice Craig Martin McGee New Rathmen Wilson Hillary Martin Clark Orleans, Hill 7 0 7 Dallas 3- Tice 45, Perriman 10 0 7 Pittsburgh Dal Newsome 3 run (Zend kick) 0 3 3 San Diego Pit Jackson 15 run (And kick) L.A. Raiders 0 14 0 1024 Pit FG Anderson 32 LA Allen 11 run (Bahr kick) Pit Brister 1 run (And kick) SD FG Abbott 23 Dal Irvin 35 pass from Pelluer LA- -T Brown 97 K0 ret (Bahr kick) (Zend kick) SD FG Abbott 33 Pit Jackson 29 run (And kick) LA FG Bahr 25 Dal Alexander 8 pass from PelSD Holland 24 pass trom Lauten-ber- g luer (Zend kick) RUSHINO-Dall(Abbott kick) Walker as, LA Atfen 1 run (Bahr kick) Irvin Kewsome Pelluer San Diego. Anderson RUSHING Stone Jackson Pittsburgh, Early 8- Laufenberg Brister 31, Hoge L A. RaidJames PASSING-OallSpencer W.Williams as, Allen Beurlin Gault ers, PeHuer Pittsburgh, PASSING San Diego. LaufenRECEIVING Brister L A Raiders. Edwards berg Dallas, Walker Allen Irvin Alexander Cosbie Beuerlein RECEIVING San Diego. Early 3- - 12, Martin Newsome 5- - 51. A.Miller James Thompson Pittsburgh, Lipps Holland Flutie Anderson Lockett Jackson L.A. Raiders, Christiansen 6), Hinnant Hoge T.Brown Lofton Stone Fernandez Beuerlein 21 13 7 Philadelphia Allen Smith Gault 0 0 14 Tampa Bay 0 3 O Phi Quick 37 pass trom Cun- Minnesota 10 Buffalo 0 0 ningham (Dorsey kick) But FG Norwood 27 2 run (Dorsey kick) 5 Buf Thomas run (Nor kick) Phi Jackson 6 pass from CunMin FG C.Nelson 30 ningham (Dorsey kick) FG Norwood 26 But Phl-- FG 23 Dorsey Min Rice 2 run (C.Nelson kick) Phl-- FG Dorsey 26 RUSHING Minnesota, D.Nelson Phi Cnnghm 2 run (Dorsey kick) Wilson Fenney TB Hill 32 pass from Testaverde Scrlb-ne- r Carter Anderson (Igwebulke kick) Rice 1). Buffalo. Phi Hoage 38 iiin (Dorsey kick) Riddick Thomas Kelly TB Carrier 59 pass from TestavMueller Reed 1). erde (Igwebulke kick) Wilson PASSING Minnesota. RUSHING-PhiladelHaddix Buffalo. Kelly CunTortey Hoage RECEIVING-Minnesota, Anderson Tautalatasi ningham Carter Jordan Tampa Bay, Tate Byars D.Nelson 2). Wilder Smith Testaverde Rice Lewis Jones PASSING PhilaCrlswell Buffalo. 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H R ER BB SO IP New York 2 76600 DotsonL.1 2 Nielsen Hudson 2 Shields t 1110 0 Utah gymnast happy to be i AP Sports Writer SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -G- ymnast Missy Marlowe isn't going to Seoul this month with high hopes of becoming the first Utah woman to win an Olympic gold medal. She's happy just to be among the world's elite athletes. "I'll be satisified if I can come home and feel like I've I) given everything my best shot," said Marlowe. "I'm hoping the U.S. can pull off a bronze medal as a team. We're ranked sixth in the world right now and a bronze medal would be an upset." Marlowe, a petite, high school senior, made the sixth and final spot on the I i V v - 1 U.S. gymnastics team during the Olympic trials here in August. For her, it was the culmination of a dream that began in the sixth grade when she earned a spot on the U.S. elite team and start- ed competing nationally. "It took a while to sink in, really," Marlowe, 17, said of making the Olympic squad. "I knew that everything I had put into it and the sacrifices I had made were just really worth it." Marlowe gave up socializing with her schoolmates and spent her time working out on the bars, balance beam, vault and floor at the Rocky Mountain Gymnastics Club. "All along the way we've had to give up our social time and time with our family," she said. "That's really hard sometimes, but that's the only way to make it possible." She has spent up to eight hours a day, six days a week practicing her routines under the tutelage of coach Mark Lee. She admits there were days she felt she couldn't continue in the sport, but the feelings seldom lasted long. "There are always days like that, but for me they never lasted longer than a day," she said. "Ever since I started, I just had so much fun with the sport. I wasn't pushed when I was real young." That's one reason the athlete persevered. Without excessively high expectations from her coach or family, she was able to develop a love for gymnastics, especially the uneven parallel bars, her favorite event. "I think it's important to be brought up the way I was," Marlowe said, when asked what advice she would give to young gymnasts starting out. "If you enjoy it, it 5 - , , X v V-- Doug Lied Photo Missy Marlowe of Salt Lake does a routine on the balance beam. will make all the hard work s easier." ; chance of best She said her , winning an individual medal rests with the bars, but she has a better chance of bringing home a medal in the team competition. "For everyone on the team, it would take the performance of their lives to be able to do that," Marlow,e logged one she said. already lifetime-be- st has per- formance, which enabled her to catapult from 11th place to sixth in the Olympic trials, and she's striving to do bet- ter in Seoul. "I'll just continue the train- - ing that I'm doing right now would have been best if we had gotten better as a team," ' she said. "It's easier if we work together and help each other out and draw on each other's performances, rather than doing it separately." Marlowe is now training with the team in Houston. After that, the group will and put everything else aside," she said. "This is my top priority right now and I don't want to let anything interfere with it." One possible distraction is the controversy over who " would be the team's head coach. The feud between Don Peters and Bela Karolyi was settled, in part, by allowing the athletes to train with their personal coaches until the Olympics. Marlowe has nuxed feelings about the decision, especially because it could hurt the U.S. chances for a team medal. "It's a team sport and it spend two days in Los Angeles before leaving for Korea Sept. 8. As for the future, Marlowe plans to enroll in college after graduating from Rowland Hall-SMark's private school, in Salt Lake City, but it won't' necessarily be at the University of Utah. t. Famed Astro 'board MILLER SKI headed to scrapheap - If the (AP) Houston Astrodome was the brainchild of flamboyant Judge Roy Hofheinz, the 40,000-ligscoreboard that spanned nearly 500 feet of the stadium's back wall could be seen as the twinkle in his eye. The judge is long gone banished from the dome by financial problems and felled by illnesses that eventually cost him his life. And now the famed scorewith its snorting bull, board lighted flags and blazing cowsoon will be just boy pistols a memory. As part of a two-yerenovation that will add some seats, the scoreboard spectacular is being removed after 23 years of being triggered by Houston Astro home runs. Stadium officials are not certain of an exact date, but a special promotion was scheduled for today as a kind of last HOUSTON ht ar 10,-0- 00 hurrah. "I'm disappointed," says scoreboard fan Jack Foster. "You hate to see it go, but it's done its thing." Foster has more than just a passing interest. He's the man who helped design it and then brought it to life. "It was my project back in says Foster, owner and president of Fair Play Scoreboards of Des Moines, Iowa. "It was a lot of fun. But a lot of that was the Imagination of Roy Hofheinz." Hofheinz, the consummate showman and P.T. Barnum clone who brought major league baseball to Houston, also was the driving force be 19C4-G5- ," hind the construction of the Astrodome, the world's first domed stadium. And the scoreboard was meant to enhance his label of the dome as the "Eighth Wonder of the World." "It was his flavor," Foster says of his scoreboard creation. The Home Run Spectacular that eventually went up was not the first scoreboard designed for the dome. Foster, whose firm had just completed scoreboard work for the then-neDodger Stadium in Los Angeles, built a model of the Astrodome and designed scorea functional model-siz- e w board and presented it to Hofheinz and Astros officials. After team officials nodded their approval, it was up to Hofheinz to give the final OK. "He looked around the room and said: 'Vanilla!'" Foster recalls. '"I ordered strawberry and you brought me vanilla. We need some excitement in here. I want this to be most explosive. Go back and come again.'" So Foster and a colleague creative signmaker from Kansas City put their heads together, and came up with the graphics that have become familiar to millions of Astrodome ticketholders. The scenes were only on cards when they were brought back to Hofheinz, whose only question was: "How much?" When told $2.1 million, the judge replied: "That's great!" 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