| Show 2D Bay Area Celebrates 49ers’ Super Victory The Salt Lake Tribune Tupsday January 24 1989 Walsh Is Still Mum On His 49er Future By Gary Myers Dallas Morning News MIAMI — San Francisco coach Bill Walsh gave the reasons he loves coaching He gave the reasons it's a job that wears you down And he outlined reasons he might be back as the 49ers’ coach in 1989 and why his third Super Bowl in eight seasons makes for a perfect ending to his coaching career But he never revealed his decision “Personally I don’t have any more goals other than I love the work” Walsh said Monday “It’s part of my life and I love it On the other hand I’ve been doing this 31 years” Walsh refused to disclose his plans Bowl news conferat a ence although there are strong indications he will announce his retirement no later than Thursday He plans to meet possibly Tuesday with 49ers’ owner Ed DeBartolo Jr The speculation continues that Walsh has made the decision to quit and all that remains is outlining his new role with the 49ers Walsh intends to at least fulfill the last year of his contract which pays him $13 million But he wouldn’t commit to his future less than 12 hours after the 49ers 6 defeated the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl XXIII scoring the winning touchdown on Joe Montana’s post-Sup- 20-1- Continued From D-- l Taylor with 34 seconds remaining in Super Bowl XXIII The result: a 20-1- 6 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals “With the 49ers at the last minute under pressure we knew we had to win" said Justina Valencia 19 who and sat in a wore a red 49ers carload of young girls during Sunday night’s emotional revelry "I knew in my heart it would be No 1 Nmers in '89 We don’t give up We’re no Miami mice” Sunday night’s celebration was and marred by some fights and rowdy drunkards accounted for many of the 90 arrests police reported said Sgt Jerry Senkir But it was mostly peaceful jubilia-tiothat rocked the as fans danced in the streets kissed pass to John Taylor with 34 seconds remaining The 49ers became the first NFC team to win three Super d Bowls Wide receiver Jerry Rice the SuBowl MVP with 11 catches for 15 yards said he expects Walsh to return because “we feel like Bill is still competitive and he’s not ready to give up the game And when you’re aid a million dollars that’s kind of ard to turn loose” "Those" Walsh said “are pretty good reasons But I just don't want to leave and come back in nine days and say I’m coming back again although I would really have fun with that one I really want to wait until I meet with er rt bottle-throwin- n Ed ” Walsh talked a lot about the pressures of coaching He is close friends with Raiders owner A1 Davis whose position is that no head coach should remain on the job more than 10 years This was Walsh’s 10th year with the 49ers And it appears he might be ready to do something else becoming only the second coach to quit after winning the Super Bowl Green Bay’s Vince Lombardi stepped down after Super Bowl II although he later coached the Redskins Walsh conceded that this was his “toughest season as a winning coach” “We had a roller-coaste- r start but when I looked around the league it was happening to everybody” he said g strangers exchanged —Associated Press Laserphoto About a quarter of a million people line San Francisco’s Market St to welcome home their 49ers football’s new champs high-five- s honked their horns and forced police to close a highway and many city blocks Fans wearing 49ers colors and souvenirs stood m the streets blowing bullhorns and whistles while others climbed atop lampposts and hung from street signs Screams of “Nin-ers!- ” swept through the city In trendy North Beach thousands of fans clogged the pavement and street near Broadway and Columbus the traditional center of the city’s celebrations So many cars filled the area that the Higway Patrol temporarily closed the Embarcadero Free 80 way from Broadway to Interstate The crowd was far smaller than the estimated 900000 who rocked the city after the 49ers’ first Super Bowl victory in 1982 Three years later the crowd had dwindled to 400000 fans who trashed the Civic Center to celebrate the club’s 1985 Super Bowl victory Memories of the violent 1985 celebration moved authorities not to have any formal welcoming of the team at City Hall The officers led the fans — 15 to 20 deep at some points — along the sides of the streets in alternating cheers of “Go!” “Niners!” Other 49er faithful hung out of windows trying to catch the attention of the players passing by Police said a young man plunged about 20 feet to the pavement from a light standard while trying to reach a 49er flag decorating the top He was rushed to a hospital and his condition was not immediately known Souvenir stands did brisk business stretch with the along the most popular item being World selling for $15 Champion apiece Many stands were completely sold out an hour before the parade’s scheduled 630 p m start in about an hour “I sold 50 and the last one I sold off my back because I was wearing it ” said Nancy DeAmon of Bakersfield Calif “The shirts were printed up in Los Angeles by 10 pm last night and flown to San Francisco for the parade” k Bengals Given Hero’s Welcome Ute Gymnasts Defeat ASU Massoels Stars Tribune Wire Services MIAMI — Sam Wyche figures he finally fell asleep about 2 am Monday some five hours after his Cincinnati Bengals saw the Super Bowl slip away in the final minute By 530 the coach was wide awake wandering his Continued From l made two identical passes and should have been deducted and she wasn’t But the rest of the routine was nice But I didn’t feel it was a 9 65 “However they didn’t give it to her on the bars and so they gave it to her e on the floor That’s a routine however that she did on the bars She made two major release moves I don't blame him Spim If I was in someone else's gym and saw it I would wonder too” Still no one can take away an overall solid performance from the Lady Utes and Massoels Massoels and Urban were tied going into their last events Urban corded a 9 65 on the bars while Massoels had a 9 60 in the floor "I didn’t know we were that close” “I wasn’t worried said Massoels I just wanted about it the to help the team out I think we had some good points We had some mistakes so we’ll have to improve those areas for our next meet Alabama next Monday night at Utah” Schaerrer finished third in the with a 3810 score The Lady Utes grabbed an early lead with a 4745 in the vault Sonja Ahone led with a 9 65 Jessica Smith Massoels and Schaerrer all had 950 Marsden's Lady Utes had a lead of 9475-936after two events Missy Marlowe and Massoels led the way in the bars with 9 60 scores while Urban had a 9 65 in the vault Then after three events the Lady 45 Kris Takaha-sh- i Utes led 14210-14Hilane Portell and Massoels each had 9 5 in the beam while Urban had a 9 65 in the floor “I’m pleased with some things” said Marsden “Obviously the balance beam had two falls and it was a huge turnaround from our last meet That was a big difference” D-- darkened hotel room “I think that's when it really started to hit me that we’d lost" he said “About 6 30 I was feeling crushed Then I turned on CNN and saw the celebrating on San Francisco’s streets I’ve been lucky enough to be on the winning side in a Super Bowl and I can tell you there’s a canyon of difference in winning and losing" at Joe Losing to the 49ers Robbie Stadium on Sunday left Cincinnati at the bottom of that canyon and left Wyche to relive and reconcile a near-mis- s in what he called “the best Super Bowl ever” The Bengals departed Miami on Monday afternoon Nose tackle Tim big-tim- 20-1- 6 Krumrie who suffered a broken left leg in the game and spent the night at Mercy Hospital accompanied the team Suspended running back Stanley Wilson did not he still is missing But despite the disappointing loss the Bengals were welcomed home Monday as heroes “We thank you for your presence here It’s very heartwarming” Paul Brown general manager and founder of the Bengals told an uproarious crowd of at least 3000 people at Cincinnati’s downtown Fountain Square Wyche told the homecoming rally arranged by city officials and an arm of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce that the fans were a big part of the reason that the Bengals who finished 14-were undefeated at home during the regular season and the AFC playoffs “I told the ballclub after the game although we didn’t win on the score- 5 0 0 3-- 2 goals-again- 95 on balance beam Monday She contributed a to Ute win —— — 20-1- 6 Rookie running back Elbert “Ickey” Woods who scored 15 regular-season touchdowns charmed the crowd by doing the “Ickey Shuffle” a tongue-in-cheedance he popularized as a celebration in dressed Fans orange and black the Bengals’ team colors mingled with office workers to cheer wave banners and dance to the music of a rock 'n roll band after listening to the Bengals speak The crowd spilled across the downtown square into surrounding streets and even filled an overhead skywalk and the windows of overlooking office towers k n Cougars Face AFA Tonight Eagle Goalie Guenette Is IHL Player of Week Goaltender Steve Guenette acquired by the Golden Eagles just two weeks ago has been named the International Hockey League’s player of the week Guenette who was obtained by the parent Calgary Flames from the Pittsburgh Penguins Jan 16 then assigned to Salt Lake led the the Eagles to road victories last week at Milwaukee and Flint The Guenette allowed just four goals in the two games saving 65 of 69 shots for a 94 percent rate record in five Guenette has a consecutive starts with the Eagles and a 4 20 average in board we made the winning effort” Super Wyche said of Sunday’s Bowl loss “One of the reasons that we had such a good year was because of people like you When other teams came into this city they came into ‘The Jungle’ where they could not win a game all year long” Continued From D-- l a steal and another score Before the Cougars could recover the Falcons had tied the game and shot from Dudley had an area to win it the three-pom- t A bench technical is not uncommon However the timing of the violation was crucial to BYU “I was out of the box” admitted Andersen ‘but I'll never get another technical in that situation again” Air Force Coach Reggie Minton felt his team played hard and played well in the first meeting “But” he added “we lost by one m overtime in our building and when we go over there we'll just have to play as hard and figure out a way for the decision to come out in our favor” in the IHL those games He is this season (6-- with Muskegon) with a 4 01 average He also played 11 games for the record NHL Penguins with a He is the third Salt Lake player to win the IHL award this season Center Theoren Fleury who has been called up by the NHL Calgary Flames and right wing Marc Bureau were the earlier recipients of the weekly honor Guenette and the Eagles are back in action Wednesday at the Salt Palace against the leagueleading Milwaukee Admirals 9-- 6 4 goals-again- 5-- 6 — Lendl McEnroe Cruise to Quarterfinal Showdown riMELBOURNE Australia (AP) — Long-timvals Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe set up a quarterfinal showdown with straight-se- t victories at the Australian Open on Tuesday Lendl overcame a slow start to beat Israeli Amos ) while McEnroe Mansdorf ) cruised to a victory over fellow American Aaron Krickstein on a sweltering day at the National Tennis Center Two-tim- e champion Stefan Edberg playing almost faultlessly capitalized on Pat Cash s' erratic serve to trounce the hometown hero in match another fourth-rounEdberg hurt his back while serving an ace to go in the final game After taking a timeout up 30-1to stretch his lower back and get it sprayed with a painkiller the Swede quickly served another ace e 7-- 6 (7-2- 7-- 6 (7-4- 6-- 4 6-- 2 6-- 2 6-- 3 6-- 4 d 5 6-- 6-- 2 and Cash then hit an errant forehand to end the match Cash beaten by Edberg in the 1987 Australian Open final lost 11 straight games after leading in the first set The brash Australian served 11 double-fault- s and got only 38 percent of his first serves in while Edlierg made just six unforced errors the entire match Lendl seeking his first title here rallied from down to win the first set and then seized control with his attacking groundstrokes Mansdorf the No 16 seed pushed Lendl to five sets last year before losing their opening-rounmatch at the U S Open It appeared he might give Lendl another tough battle Tuesday after breaking him for the second time in the opening set But Lendl broke back in the 4-- 3 3-- 5 d 10th game easily won the tiebreaker and carried the momentum into the final two sets "In the first set I did not time the ball as well as I'd like to” he said "It’s never perfect but as long as you can come through that's fine” Mansdorf was upset by his first-se- t collapse "I'm really angry at myself” he said "If I had won that set it would have 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