| OCR Text |
Show tmf The Salt Lake Tribune Its Official: w h A By John Mossman AP Sports Writer LiWSSf ho-hu- Bowl. team nations mauled Texas-E- l Paso 42-- in Provo on Saturday, raising its overall reand its WAC mark to cord to extending the longest winning streak in the country to 20 games Robbie Bosco, the nations passer and total offense leadfour touchdown passes, givfired er, ing him 27 for the year. Bosco threw one interception, only his fifth of the season. The fourth-ranke- d 9 6-- 0, 9-- 0, top-rank- BYUs La Veil Edwards d His Cougars Bowl-Boun- BYU Coach LaVell Edwards, record at the Mormon Church-owne- d school is said the Cougars, their main goal secure, will now begin zeroing in on other possibilities "We re m a position to vie for the national title or certainly have the highest ranking weve ever had, said "But three of the toughest games well have all season are com- in league play and night, falling to giving the title outright to the Cou- 114-37-- non-leag- post-seaso- n 24-1- 2 ing up. BYUs final three regular-seaso- n opponents are San Diego State, Utah, and Utah State 30-1- Following BYUs afternoon victory, Wyoming had retained the only shot at tying BYU for the WAC crown. It was a longshot, predicated on BYU losing its final two league games. But the Cowboys were edged in Honolulu Saturday by Hawaii 31-2- 8 Giants Stun Cowboys Again -l 3--7, 4-- er rd Rams 16, Cards 11 Eric Dickerson ran for At st. Louis, yards on 207 carries, and Mike Lansford kicked field goals of 27 and 32 yards in the second half, giving Los Angeles the triumph over St. Louis. Los Angeles, capitalizing on an alert defense, converted two St. Louis fumbles into its 20 tying and winning points while rallying from a 13-- 3 deficit at halftime. Tackles Reggie Doss and Greg Meisner recovered the bobbles, both by Cards quarterback Neil Lomax, who was sacked six times for losses of 48 yards. Lomax earlier teamed up with wide receiver Roy Green on a touchdown pass play for St. Louis in the opening half. But during a turnaround third quarter, the Cards quarterback was guilty of an infraction which enabled the Rams to climb back. Three plays after Lomax passed to ineligible receiver Bob Harris on fourth down, Los Angeles quarterback Jeff Kemp found Ron touchdown pass Brown for a play. 49ers 23, Bengals 17: At San Fran gars The victory was Hawaiis sixth m a row. In the weekends other WAC game, Utah defeated Colorado State in Salt Lake City In action, Air Force suffered a blow to its bowl hopes by bowing to Army at West Point, New Mexico suffered its fifth straight loss in losing to Baylor 38-- 2 in Waco, and San Diego State succumbed to Nevada-La- s Vegas 4 in San Diego UTEP rushed for an impressive 283 yards on 72 carries and controlled the ball for a whopping 41 minutes compared to BYU's 19 minutes But the Miners did most of their damage between the 20s, and their only scores came on a Hugo Castellanos field goal m the second quarter and a run by Robert Moore in the final stanza Bosco threw scoring passes of 42, 4, 11 and 6 yards before sitting out the fourth quarter. UTEP is a much improved team, Edwards said They did an excellent job of using up time on the clock and running the ball Miner Coach Bill Yung said BYU is just so good both offensively and defensively. I hope they have a 13-- 0 season. Theyre really outstanding field Richard Spelmans goal 4 V minutes into the fourth quarter lifted Hawaii to 2 in the WAC. The Rainbows play only seven conference games. Their best possible record of 2 would lose out to BYUs worst possible mark of 35-2- 3 NFC Roundup Continued From Page Cwas the first time this season that Green Bay, won two games in a row. The defeat dropped New Orleans to Coffmans first touchdown pass was a in the second quarter. He blew through Saints defenders line and carried a third at the into the end zone with him. His second one came midway through the third He took that pass quarter, a at the three and carried two defenders into the end zone with him. cisco, Joe Montana shook off the effects of throwing a career-hig- h four touchinterceptions to fire a down pass to Fred Solomon with 1 39 remaining and lift San Francisco over Cincinnati. The triumph raised the 49ers season mark to giving e them a comfortable lead in the NFC West over the Los Angeles Rams Cincinnati fell to 9-- 1, four-gam- 3-- 7. Montana began his comeback in the fourth quarter by starting the 49ers first scoring drive of the quarter with a pass to tight end Earl Cooper. He followed with a key swing pass to Bill Ring on third down at his own 46. Running back Wendell Tyler added runs of 15 and nine yards to help set up Ray Werschings second field goal of the half from 35 yards out to cut the Bengals lead to 17-1- 3. 20-ya- 4-- 5-- 6-- Wyoming fullback Dave Evans rushed for 113 yards and three touchdowns, but his performance was offset by Hawaii quarterback Raphel Cherry, who completed 22 of 29 passes for 332 yards, breaking a school record for passing yards in a game. Cherry flipped two TD passes to tight end Kent Unter-manand Louis Santiago and Nuu Faaola ran for scores. This -l Steelers 35, Oilers of- - 7: At Pitts- burgh, backup Mark Malone, making a strong bid to become Pittsburgh's regular starting quarterback, passed for three touchdowns and ran for another in leading the Steelers to a romp over the winless Houston Oilers. Malone threw all three TD passes to John Stallworth, moving the veteran receiver into a tie with retired e Lynn Swann for the Steelers lead in career touchdown catches with 50. The scoring strikes went for 43 yards in the first quarter, 18 yards in the second and 39 yards in the third. Malone also scored Pittsburghs second touchdown, in the second run and comquarter, on a pleted 9 of 14 passes with one interception for 139 yards before he left for third-strin- g quarterback Scott in fourth the quarter. Campbell all-tim- Broncos 26, Patriots 19: At Denver, safety Dennis Smith picked up a Mosi Tatupu fumble and ran 64 yards for the clinching score with 1 45 left, lifting the Denver Broncos to a victory over the New England Patriots. The Broncos, outplayed most of the day, drew into a 9 tie with 4 03 left on John Elways third touchdown to Butch Johnson a pass and Rich Karlis extra point. Kar-li- s had earlier missed two extra-poin- t attempts. New England promptly responded with a drive that reached the Denver 37, but Tatupu, trying the left side, was stripped of the ball by Denver linebacker Steve Busick, and Smith scooped up the fumble and raced down the sideline for the TD. come-from-behi- 19-1- Seahawks 45, Chiefs 0: At Seattle, Dave Brown, Keith Simpson and Ken Easley ran back four intercepted Kansas City passes for touchdowns, a NFL record, as the Seattle Seahawks walloped the Chiefs. Brown ran back interceptions of 95 and 58 yards for scores, Simpson returned one 76 yards for a TD and Easley ran one back 58 yards for a score. Seattle recorded its second straight shutout and fourth We Support consecu- - . . . tive win. It was the largest margin of victory in the teams nine-yehistory. ar At East Dolphins 31, Jets Rutherford, Dan Marino passed for 422 yards and two touchdowns as the unbeaten Miami Dolphins rallied for their 10th straight victory, a decision over the New York Jets. Marino, overcoming a mistake-pron- e first half in which he was intercepted twice and sacked two times, put the Dolphins ahead to stay with 7.45 left in the game with his 29th TD to Mark pass of the year, a Clayton. The Jets had taken a 4 run lead with 9:31 to play on a by Freeman McNeil. 17: 17-1- Chargers 38, Colts 10: At India- napolis, Tim Fox and John Turner turned pass interceptions into scores and Dan Fouts threw for three touchdowns to lead the San Diego Chargers past the struggling Indianapolis Colts. Browns 13, Bills 10: At Orchard Park, Cleveland running back Earnest Byner scooped up a fumble at the end of a fourth-quartpass play and ran 55 yards to give the Browns a victory over the winless Buffalo Bills. come-from-behi- um. 5-- has dropped two straight after five straight wins. The Redskins posted their lowest point total in nearly two years when the New York Giants embarrassed them, last Sunday. has lost three straight Atlanta, and four of its last five. In those five games, Falcon quarterback Steve Bartkowski has thrown just one TD pass and the Falcons have scored more than 10 points just once. Both teams have been shredded by injuries, particularly at key positions. Washington has put 13 players on injured reserve since declaring its roster for the opening game. Out for Monday night are three Pro Bowl wide receiver Charlie performers Brown, free safety Mark Murphy and 37-1- 3, 3-- 6, 49-m- m Continued From Page Cfrom an overnight bus ride from Fort -l Wayne. After a scoreless first period, Milwaukees John Ollson picked up the puck behind the net and tucked it past Fricker on the power play at 4:15 of the second period to break the ice. However, the Eagles Kurt Kleinen-dortook a crisp pass from defense-ma- n Bob Bergloff and beat Pang for st Bostic center along with running back Joe Washington, wide receiver Alvin Garrett and special teams captain Pete Cronan. Atlanta also has major injury probe rushlems. The Falcons lost with Andrews William leader ing torn knee ligaments in a workout and punt returner-receive- r Billy White Shoes Johnson tore up his knee last month. Those two accounted for more than half the Falcons offense last year. all-tim- Each teams problems play straight into the others strength. in pass deWashington Is fense, giving Bartkowski a chance to fatten his 68 percent completion perfor 1,898 yards centage and 10 TDs). Since Atlanta is third from the bottom in rushing defense, Redskins fullback John Riggins probably will carry early and often. Riggins, 35, has carried 215 times for 854 yards and is bidding to become the oldest NFL running back to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. next-to-la- st (157-of-2- J. Bracken Lee back-to-bac- s Art Malone did it in 1968, but Johnsons total was greater than Malone's 439 Colorado State turned the ball over on its first four possessions and fell behind 21-before mounting a second-half rally behind quarterback Kelly Stouffer, who passed for 402 yards The Rams drew within early in the fourth quarter, but Johnson then took a pitchout and, following a lead block by fullback Molonai Hola, TD run ripped off a 472-yar- d 0 28-1- 7 d a Craig Stopa, overcoming sprained ankle and a sore hamstring, five field kicked an Army-recorBlack the as tripped Knights goals Air Force mistake-pron- e A Falcon fumble near midfield early in the third quarter set up a TD run on a reverse by Army split end Scott Spellmon, giving the At Cadets the lead for good at 2 times, they gave us a pretty good lesson on how to run the wishbone. said AFA Coach Fisher DeBerry Tailback Ron Francis ran for two touchdowns as Baylor exploded for 28 second-quarte- r points in beating New Mexico An incomplete pass by New Mexicos Bill Rucker near midfield on e started the Bears on their tear, and a Montez Love fumble at the Lobo 13 set up the final score in the quarter The Lobos now have surrendered 145 points in their last three games Linebacker Tern Polley recorded a safety and cornerback Anthony Blue returned an interception 29 yards for Vea touchdown to lead Nevada-La- s The now over SDSU, gas, Rebel defense also thwarted SDSU twice in Rebel territory in the second half with a fumble recovery and an interception. d RADIAL 15-1- SNOW TIRES ON fourth-and-on- SALE at 9.26 to deadlock. elevate Salt Lake to a Then, the pendulum swung back to Milwaukee. Ollson scored his second goal of the period on a rebound at 13.40, but gave the Golden Eagles a 2 tie with 1:12 left in the second period on Sapergias steal and pass. But that was to be the Eagles last hurrah. Salt Lake Coach Tom Webster was able to mix a little pleasure with business in the Eagles return trip to Milwaukee Sunday. Webster stopped by Milwaukee County General Hospital to see rookie defenseman Gary Stewart, who is recuperating nicely from emergency heart surgery and could be released from the hospital in the next three or four days. Stewart and Golden Eagle teammate Eric Magnuson were involved in a stabbing incident at 3 a.m. last Monday in Milwaukee after allegedly being robbed of $250. Stewarts life was threatened when he sustained a lacerated coronary artery after allegedly being stabbed by Cheryl Denise Larkin, 24, of Milwaukee. Larkin has been charged by Milwaukee police with attempted murder and theft in the case. Golden Eagle Notes Webster will give his troops a day off Monday after arriving back in Salt Lake at One thing the Golden Eagle coach undoubtedly will be working on when practice resumes Tuesday is the power play. Salt Lake on the power play Sunday was on the season and now stands for a 7.7 percent success rate. . . . Winger Mario Simioni, who has two goals and nine assists for the year, e saw his streak over the last four games stopped Sunday in Milwaukee. IMPORTS MadninEuropn Special to The Tribune Todd Reeves passed for two touchICAC downs to lift Dixie to a victory Saturday over Snow College. TD Reeves connected on a strike to Wade Lang and a to Michon Johnson. Rick Fowler also run. scored for Dixie on a Snows points came on Leonard Chitty field goal, a Trey Nicholson run and a pass from Eric Pototo to Bob 20-1- 8 er Ost-ber- g. Snow was unsuccessful on two field goal tries late in the game. Delta Hiway 700x15 6 ply 49.95 750x16 8 ply 59.95 800x16 5 8 ply 59.95 875x16 5 8 piy 65.95 950x16 5 8 ply 69.95 RV Delta Sierra Trac 311050x15 69.95 73.95 Delta Traction 700x15 6 ply 54.95 750x16 8 piy 66.95 800x16 5 8 piy 62.95 875x16 5 8 ply 68.95 950x16 5 8 piy 74.95 9 TO 1 2-- I Reeves TDs Push Dixie Past Snow his fifth goal of the season De-Gr- io 1 CALL FOR PRICES! 7-- TW0FERS 2 SEASON TICKETS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE SEASON OPENER NOV. 14 -- 7:30 P.M. -- P155'80R-1- 37.95 38.95 44.95 48.95 46.95 50.95 51.95 52.95 50.95 55.95 56.95 3 P16580R-1P18580R-1- 3 P18575R-1- 4 P19575R-1P20575R-1P21575R-1- 4 P20575R-13 4 4 vs- 5 P215 VICTORIA B.C. 75R-1- 5 P22575R-1- 5 P235'75R-1- 5 MAKEY0UR MOVE NOW DRUM OQ95 BRAKES Part Include & labor f Lrtxx DISC BRAKES Include INCKLEYS PARTS DISTRIBUTOR OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Part wLm 3995 1595 COMPUTER ALIGNMENT SHOCKS 1295 UlrtMM Warranty Installation Extra RECAPS $1895 Si- - mopor other sires available T57T-- " point-a-gam- cocDSt VISA MAST! Rt ARl NO AMI RK AN MY ARCHES ACHE IN MY SKI BOOTS THE SIDES OF MY FEET HURT IN MY BOOTS MY FEET GO NUMB I DONT SEEM TO GET PROPER EDGE CONTROL MY BOOTS FEEL TOO TIGHT I HAVE PRESSURE POINTS IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO ANY OF QUESTIONS, FREE DEMONSTRATIONS NOVEMBER 50 NOV. 4th - OFF 1 48 THESE YOU OWE IT TO YOU 95 MONTH WITH 4th-- 1 $80.00 FEET!!! REMEMBER EXCHANGE 1th new boot purchases CUSTOM INSOLES REGULAR 1th ONLY. 39 YOU NEED THIS!!! FREE CUSTOM insole to the first 20 Calvin L. Rampton This ad paid for by the Re-eleDistrict Judge Baldwin Committee, D. Frank Wilkins, Chrmn. history to have games Arizona State YiDI BALDWIN Former Governor, WAC 200-yar- d 1 JUDGE Former Governor, that have been incredible. Its been the spirit of these guys. Wyomings A1 Kincaid said the difference in the game was that Hawaii made the big plays. We made big plays in our last three games, but we just couldnt tonight. Freshman tailback Eddie Johnson rushed for 224 yards on 26 carries to lead Utah over CSU. Johnson had a school-recor- d 248 yards last week, and thus became only the second run- - ner in Admirals Outlast Tired Golden Eagles by 4-- 2 pre-seas- Washington, C5 5, 19t4 311150x15 DISTRICT FOR 3RD DISTRICT JUDGE Its not been hits, runs, and errors Skins, Falcons Cast Glances At Something Good Tonight Jeff (UPI) - WASHINGTON Two teams looking for something, anything, good to happen, the Washington Redskins and Atlanta Falcons, collide Monday night before a national television audience and the 137th straight sellout crowd at RFK Stadi- winning string is e one of the more incredible things that has happened since Ive been coaching, said Hawaii Coach Dick Tomey. Payton, Sack Pack Catapult Chicago Over Raiders, 17-- 6 Continued From Page Cin scores but kept the Raiders fense off the field. November Mondaj, iryiT BYU Rules WAC Again whose In case anyone out there really doubted it would happen, it's official now. Brigham Young University is the Western Athletic Conference football champion for the, ninth straight year, earning an automatic berth m the Dec 21 Holiday nyiiy LAST WINTER? price on your 'ize. good thru Nov. 30th. Call for your Open rXRRfSS Mon.-Fr- i Saturday 8-- 6 8-- 5 1999 West 3500 So. 972-587- 2 1302 So. State 487-226- 4 3939 So. 262-247- 7 (Open Sunday V State 4 N 10-5- J ) i |
