| Show - - SPORTS The Salt Lake Tribune September Wednesday D2 0 191 11 I Braves Jump Past LA Into 1st Place 1 MIDWEEK FOOTBALL UPDATE E 1 1 ' EMMA Air Force i 1 (2-- '' Next: at Utah 0) folocris upended C:SLI t secoNci Nott A on The tooC AlA s wishbone artook In bre COM tr0 two cmorter 1416 vomit rusting pet coritesi tie casing come has garret a:so gven offense a boost QE Rob Perez hos tnrown tCr tree TZ'rs so tar GOOta Jen Porep fkriee) crity signeiccre foloon int" mosooivh Barns 24-1through ere ter two 1 l 31-2- 6 in loss of Thec000cestewermecoed since 1975 but ore optrittistic &let thes UCIA In the soma Ittitu allowed r Bruns Ur seven port sever hist downs crid hat 406 seed vcrds cougars eave nistory o alairig well the weAegit On& a ave Deferielve took btoO Hovel ricree nmyl ono eneloacker Jared Leave (ankle) ore etooected to be ready tot Penn St 27-2- 3 2 1 i Colorado St 1 (1-- The Rorns were shaken tv tett rtorne Ion lc falcons but CSU cooch Ewe Bruce CSLI lernatnt Posnive 11 Om mot Olsoteoteci vitt tits toOtboll lean ot PIC he soil hos $hown nice balarce in Ps ire two outings rusting aria passing to over owe 200 Voris Per game wooing Pirinig bock Briar Copeland became Rams' 1Dth rustler wen 134 yard effort oaorts A Hawaii (1-- 1 Next: New Mexico 1) 1 i New Mexico Sttngo St Next: Pacific Paso Texas-E- l (1-- left-band- Next: at New Mexico St 1) loss al Baylor 'Tnis g!ouP dld not " k3v down" god coach Dovid Lee 'Icon see a great deal at improvement Bigoest gains tICNO COMO on Ciatenso where the Miners a allowing 386 yards per game Lost This is the third sierat's yiel0 wos 420 yords per contest stroipl week the Mrers The Miners ' beta 'their own lost Saturday in thee 27-- 7 help on opponent mein season Utah 1 (2-- Next: Air Force 0) The tries' biggest problem following 22-1win at Oregon Stole t hlores Backup detensrve end tocok watelke (knee) nos been lost tot the season Shelved tot the nexti 2- 4 weeks are stoning tolibock Charlie Brown (kre) and starting linebacket Pito tongo Utah has allowed just 17 points and 431 yards in its first Iwo games That lops (knee) tithe W-1- eight of nine ktiokC Wyc (0-- Next: SW Louisiana 2) Reds 6 Dodgers 0: At Cincinnati Jose Rijo pitched six strong innings as the Reds ended the Dodgers' three-gamwinning streak Mets 9 Expos 0: At New York Pete Schourek retired the first 14 batters and finished with a e as the Mets snapped a losing streak The Cowboys hove now lost six straight games dating bock to lost season but were '' rood loss to defending national encouraged by thee performance in last week's Wyoming allowed Buffaloes to 318 total yards and carr up with champ Colorodo Three turnovers Running bock Dwight Driver hots been steady in first two games 30-1- 3 e averaging 845 yards per contest E r r" one-hitt- (0-- Next: 2) at Oklahoma (Sept 21) Cubs 6 Pirates 2: At Chicago Ryne The Piggies came out of telt 59-2- 8 loss at filebroska "a irtie beat up" according to - epoch Chock Shelton But this week's snouta allow most of the injures to heal Through two garnet funning bock Roofer Grant hos just 140 yards rushing but he's Punter Rusty Conseil is averaging 477 yards per averaging 538 yatds on 26 carries punt That's lops In the Big West homer in Sandberg hit a the first inning and Rick Sutcliffe made it stand up Philhies 5 Cardinals 2: At St Louis Tommy Greene shut down St Louis with relief help from Mitch Williams Padres 74stros 6: At Houston Tim Teufel hit a three-ruhomer and Benito Santiago had a single to lead the Padres be Weber St (1-- two-ru- n Next: Northern Arizona 1) The Wildcats ore or to on impressive start with a strong showing against Air Force win over Souttem Utah and lost week's Quarterback Jame Marlin is moving closer to becoming Weber's total oftense and passing leader Martin is within 437 yards ot eclipsing Jell Carlson's total offense mark and 696 yards from Carlson's passing record 33-1- 4 e The glaring number in last week's loss at Weber State Weber deserved to win he football game" said coach Jock With six catches tor 154 yards against the 'Cats Ouiseives" e into second Owe on SUU's reception list The homo 35-- 0 last season in Cedar Cry -- PRESS OMAHA Neb — Nebraska coach' Tom Osborne is criticizing Utah State cornerback Ron Edwards' ankle-higdiving tackles that Osborne said injured two of Nebraska's top running backs ' But Aggies coach Chuck Shelton h said Tuesday he hadn't noticed anything wrong with Edwards' tackling style ' Nebraska coaches noticed the tackles that injured Scott Baldwin and Lance Lewis on game film the said EdOmaha wards also dived at the feet of NU quarterback Keithen McCant and flipped him as he crossed the goal ard touchdown run line on a Osborne didn't call Edwards' tackles cheap shots and no flags were thrown nor arguments started when the plays occurred But on Sunday Osborne said he wasn't impressed with the fundamentals of the senior from Los Angeles "Some players just have a style" Osborne said "He doesn't tackle like other players He tackles low and he doesn't use his arms He just rolls and he misses a:lot of tackles "I don't know if it's something World-Heral- 1 I i ) yards in two-ru- n penalties American League: Red Sox 4 Tigers 0: At Bishop "but we just beat Bob Stookey has moved whipped Central Okia- Detroit Roger Clemens took a perfect game into the seventh inning Tuesday night and finished with a as Boston won its seventh straight game The win moved the surging Red Sox within four games of Toronto Clemens lost both his perfect game and bid with one out in the seventh He walked Lou Whitaker on a count and Alan Trammell the next batter lined a pitch to left field for a clean single Mariners 5 Blue Jays 4: At Toronto road Seattle snapped a losing streak as Harold Reynolds tie with a broke an Osborne Claims Ag Tackling Led to Cornhuskers' Injuries THE ASSOCIATED i 192 d 196-poun- d two-hitt- er 3-- people" 1-- Shelton said he hadn't noticed anything unusual about Edwards' of play style -Gosh I don't know anything about that" Shelton said "I'm totally lost by that" of Osborne's comments Shelton said "That doesn't even sound like a complaint to me It sounds like an observation All I know is that what he does is legal" Nebraska won Saturday's game eighth-innin- run-scorin- 1 Jefferson hit his first grand slam Orioles 6 Yankees 3: At Baltimore the Orioles handed the Yankees their fifth straight loss using consecutive homers by Mike Devereaux and Cal Ripken to take the lead for good Tvvins 7 Royals 2: At Kansas City Mo Pedro Munoz hit a homer and Allan Anderson and four Minnesota relievers comr as the bined on an Twins rolled to a victory over Kantwo-ru- Anaheim Calif Julio Franco regained the American League batting lead with three hits and Jose Guzman pitched eight strong innings as Rangers him" starter 6lingels i 4 4 I TUES 11 AM 4 Air li -- - 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A s it ' I t ) A 1 11 AM - 6 PM Chemicals Cyatings Communications Controls Conveyors Cutting Tools Fasteners Generatnrs Forklifts Hoists 1 11(- to 40 -- 1 s‘- '' A ' - f 'A Paul lea Wright (No 01) mpus' 'ZIkt4u - t1 I to block the kill attempt Imaginal The Spit Lalue inbant Peck (No I) during Tuesday action Alta won the match by capturing the third game 12) reaches high of Alta's Nicole Alta Captures Key Early Season Match Ey Jill P1119011 ball back for Alta A dink by the Hawks' Al li Bills tied and soon thereafter it was it and Bills then set Wilden Alta pulled ahead smash to end the lengthy for a perfect match "You can't win a match when you have four serves that are no good" said Olympus coach Linda Mayne "But those who were here saw some good volley- Serves or a lack of ttem were the deciding factor in Tuesday's early season showdown between two of Region Two"s top teams — Olympus and Alta The two teams entered the match at and were deadlocked at one game apiece when Olympus' serving went sour The deciding game was tied at shen Olympus missed four straight serves enabling Alta to win 16-1- 5 no-retu- 0 15-1- 5 17-1- ball" 5 At East the Eagles Skyline d East buried the Panthers behind a stellar serving performance from Wendy Wagner who had 16 service points and 14 assists Katie Christensen (5 kills) and Mary Dunn (4 kills) also starred for coach Joan Bur- dett's Skyline crew Alta's middlehitter Brandi Wi idea led her team in the deciding game with 8 kills including a final slam that gave the Hawks the win Alta won the first game and dropped the second The match was a contest of wills between Wilden and Titan junior Jana Bruner a transfer from Arizona lead in the final Olympus jumped out to a quick 15-- 0 15-1- 1 5 4-- 15-1- 1 S 0 The Titans thought they won the serve back when a Hawk hit appeared to go out of bounds However the referee ruled that an Olympus player touched the ball giving Alta its first point Alta used the momentum to storm back to tie the and the two teams were game at the rest of the way but Alli Bills Olympus took the lead at stopped the Titans' momentum with a slam to get the neck-and-nec- 1$-- 5 :: Granite (1 West t At West the Farmers came from behind to down the Leopards on the strength of Fein Beck's overall leadership West got in trouble with its serving in the second game enabling Granite to surge ahead The Leopards were led by Kristy Swenson who had 17 hits and 7 kills game 6-- 6 15-1- 5 14-1- 4 15-1- At Ogden Ogden pulled Sky View d Ogden ahead 0 before the Bobcats made the next six points and went on to the win in the first game The second game it was Ogden coming from behind evenlead But Sky View scored the tually grabbing a last four points giving it the win 4 5-- k 13-1- 2 14-1- 2 ' OVIMOISMPAMEIZalll: WitionSIRE1411MmOutazintatIONIPolscooloSt sa 8 —44rt4it a s 44seirlo a ia 0 11 0 SIN es 4 114-- LLffE Ca flootiPLt nit DOC — VVt1 s - 1 0 t t0'145 ost A I i SANDYJORDAN SANDYHOLLADAY kw Illimma I —Al 4 116 POI 3 § WE WILL ROT 2ci UnfhOrlISOLD TRY US AND -- z )asvivo utsate f) '' ' 1 'IL WE ADJUST OUR PRICES DAtLY TOBEAT OUR toggiarlDis CO S liS " SAVE CONEY 4 g G°I1 11 INFORMATION Industrial Supplies Lubricants Machine Tools v 485-01- 0 COMPETITIOM Pet417t El 8a SIENA RAVAL WHITEWALL IZEMIC RADIALS 41000 MILE 3&' S4 $i 69 9 2029 2199 2599 2799 155R13 165RI3 175R14 165R15 195170R14 CI 9 $5 It9 F 178-15-C SgQ99 $75916 7099 6099 79015C 11 5199 TT 5799 9599 Whil Supplies Last 7999 8092 7299 875R165(D) 950)1165(1)) LT235 0 P185751114 RV RADIALS I 11111101111 111911 P44 15R161) ig LT23535116 P2157SR15 I 1T225175R161D 1T24575R161 N 7iA A 7899 8499 1499 5291 7099 7619 7499 P23575R15 P2357915 XL 30130R15 101151 VG V' ROT ATIONS FLAT REPAIRS AIR CHECK TIRE INSPECTION Year rtelo 1 pla AVERICA'S tt Li Dwor LAST!! 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LBS (21 of 31 tor 335 yards) 1 - ar 39-2- 41 4447-0- 4 at overall and 23-home Atlanta caught the Dodgers to (1-- 0) ' ' was no shouting and yelling only plenty of smiles "Now we've got to try to hold it" The Braves 912 games behind break Los Angeles at the All-St- are - i - ' series rather subdued clubhouse There The Lobos ore corning or on Ligh 60-- loss TCU ona thIngs on mod' better in its lost Pre trilos to eve !soros thts weekend USN ha s been outscored 148-3Witoo coach Mike Sheopora woo three auartettocks lierems Leach Marcus Goodice The Or bright spot is receiver Corl Homed frogs orp3 Stones Cole) ogorel VhrirOTI 1010 hat I2 catches t2vo gorres 1 i 4 0 now— Bra es manager Bobby Cox said in the Next: at Hawaii ) (0-2- ft i ' 01° Were there The iPoinibows are still reeling ate' ioss al lowo They'll try to txtriCii toc their hornet opener worm! the Lobos Despite ire loss to the satowceyes howait's wouia like to get funning game (286 yards INIT game) lemons effective LA the Pie bat siotboak Jett Sydney more often he's occounted to just 241 yaras (more than holt on kickoff retwns) so Ice - 2 we-eke- three-gam- e : )i i' t I one-hal- f 6-- - '' ' Si Next: at Nebraska 1) 0 A c The Atlanta Braves supped quietly back into first place in the NL West behind the pitching and Steve Avery hitting of hits over three scattered Avery innings and had three hits and an RBI Tuesday night as the surging Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 44 for their fifth straight victory The Braves moved game ahead of Los Angeles which The Dodgers lost in Cincinnati for a visit Atlanta this Next: at Perm St (Sept 21) BnT(O - 2 ) 1 t' T'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS bf il itlf chT I 30-- p 6 0 8 |
