Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday December 2 Kirk ? ’ I V i ' f NATIONAL BASKETBALL Portland at Seattle Steva Cameron The Kansas City Star i 12 - LIBERTY BOWL ToxauAAM7Maroar65 380- 0- JANUARY1 GATOR BOWL AtJadaomBa Fla BOWL Mlaalaotoriva-Mtolte- Football At Tampa FUl demton va ALL AMERICAN BOWL Georgia Tech vs Nstxaaka COTTON BOWL At Date Taxaa vs Mbsnl FIESTA BOWL PEACH BOWL Alabama 16 Auburn 7 Control Florida 52 WSSam A Mary 8 AfAteta Indtona vs Auburn FREEDOM BOWL AtTampaArix Alabamavs Louwvllto AtAnahaknCaU ROSE BOWL Cotorado 8tato va Oregon AtPasadana HOLIDAY BOWL Georgia 8ou9wm 28 Idaho 27 Georgia Taoh 40 Georgia 23 Tamaaaaa 49 VmdwbM 20 24 Canlral (Iowa) 7 North Dakota Stria 39 Pittsburg St i 29 AtUaml Colorado va DKEMBCT31 At E Paao Taxaa Michigan State va Southern Cal a l- Dame Notre 8UQARBOWL AtNawOrteana Tormaaaaava Virginia HANCOCKBOWL w CaAt va Washington lewa ORANGE BOWL AtSmiDlago Brigham Young vs Texas AAM AJtoghany BBnoia CITRUS BOWL At Orlando Fla At Birmingham Ala 8outwm MMaspl va NXL 8tate DECEMBER 29 J60 n hALlopfamebowl AtlBaml RoridaStata va Pann 8talo : - Wyoming : DECEMBER28 last-mimi- tB ar CaBtonteva AtUamphla Tana Air Fore vs Ohio State BLOCKBUSTER 11 6 647 2 Todays Colaga Kirk Gibson's potent bat and New York 7 8467 5 EAST win flay leadership heated 6 10 375 Bit Aitobhla111Lowal77 NowJorsoy ‘ World Series champiotuhipa in " 510 333 7 American 82 Lahigh 69 Detroit and Los Angeles 510 333 7 AsaumpSon83Amaricanlnl70 DunMDMaton Ban9av99L 8orinolald67 Now Gibson will try to work 313-- 11 Dotro 3 IS Boston CoSaga 76 Arkanaaa8t 57 that same magic with me Kansas 4733 1ft Brown 77 ' Lmyatto 74 City Royals 10 6 325 3 DNoago Bryant 89 SLAnoalm After a 4ft 9 Ctovaond 8529 BucknaS72Yala63 physical 8 83005 Chariotla CoMt Guard 76 Abortus Magnus 59 examination Friday in 5 10 333 7ft Conoord 93 DawtoAENna 82 City by Royals team physician 410 386 5 Conoorda 96 Snored Heart 91 Dr Steve Joyce Gibson and die Dslawata St 102 Norihwaatom 8L 90 Royals reached agreement on a Dlddnaon 00 Muhianbarg 65 Draxsl OB WL Pot two-ye88 Wagner 79 contract diet guarantees 6 4 367 MIDWE8T ' him about $33 million and could 8on Antonio 6 63721 Utoh AndaraonBroadnon99Salem86 earn Wm more Sim imSiw $1 Houston 5 73332 Bowing Groan 96 Michigan SL 65 million in incentive bonuses 6 6 300 2ft D Mtongan 75b DafeotM 10 333 4ft E Carolina 79 Loyola ChL 56 5 The Royals are expected to 311314 6 ndtona72VouiBMto52 announce the agreement Satur- Donvor Orlando' 313185 7 confernews at a day morning PacMcDtvWon Kmtockm NoSiSmaW ence ' ' 12 1 923 -MtomLMo72ClnoinnaB64 8 4 6678ft On Friday afternoon Royals Michigan 81 Utah 65 11 6 347 3 GoktonBtote Michigan Tach 82 Northwood 70 general manager Herk Robinson LALakars 7 5583 4ft 74 SL Cloud 8t33 said "I’m hoping to have die 6 84296ft Misoouri 65 Oregon 58 LADfoporo situation resolved favorably 4 73647 Northland Baptist 128 Nte 100 1 12 37711 within die next 24 hours” ‘ PrindptaSO McsTB Rider 82 Ohio 64 Saturday Raoulto The Royals finally hooked NawYori(115Cnsiriotta96 Rio Qranda (Ohio) 89 Otvwt Nazarana Gibson a outfielder Now Janav 11 1 Orlando 92 73 K ' MonctayOmw WLPcLGB JfJ AtTucaonArtz DECEMBER 27 I SariBa at Boston 530 pm! Washington at Utoh 730 pjn AasnScDMrion iv IP COPPER BOWL Mcmunye5MyvSte74 Mlwaukaa atlndana 5:30 pjn Minnesota a LA CAppora 7 pm Utah at Portland Spun A880C & W W vX-- OiMwma8L75lte73 night Sundry Garnoo (Lata gamaa not Mudod) By ' LALafcarsat Phoenix nlgts Basketball to 19 1990-P- afle v : - '' ’ Botoo St aoMkldtoTann v 8L 13 MtamlRa30SanDtogo8L28 Nevada 42 FUman 35 fiee-age- Minnesota Montreal and Milwaukee in a hiAting batde pMhrf mi ' week Robinson has indicated Gibson 33 who was the National League’s Most Valuable Flayer in 1988 would be used both as an outfielder and designated hitter with die Royals First baseman George Brett said he believes die Royals could get a big lift from a healthy Gibson “If he’s healthy he could be a tremendous asset to the ballchib” Brett said “He's ob- viously an outstanding hitter I don't if he can play die outfield with die outfielders we have on die dub already But the one thing that I really dunk he's going to help us with is die Ity level He days baseball 162 games a year like players play once a week “He was a great football player at Michigan State and he brings that intensity level to die baseball field And 1 think that's one Siing (Hi tMtw laded PhSadafchlalie Boston 110 Washington 94 Datrolt 83 Texas 8an Antonio 99 Coigato 59 Trinity 90 Lakaiand 75 W Mohigan 62 Hnola ChL 70 Goktan9Ma137Mtoml111 Chicago 120 Ctavaland 85 8aoramanto at Houston night Dalaa at San Antonio night LA CSppois at Dorwar night WNtonbarg of fm wSAiiwi Clitifi Gibson’s right knee Robinson is physically sound “We believe he’s fine now” Robinson said “He showed that last year” In his career Gibson has a 372 batting avenge with 192 home runs and 233 stolen bases 11-ye- ar AAM 1956— Paul Homing Noke Dams 1955— Howard Caasady Ohio j1 Rodor Nabraaka Wabar Georgia 981 -- Marous ABaa Boubem Cal 1960-GeSouth Rogara 983-M- ha 954-A- lan Ameche Wtooonoin 1953— John Lattner Notre Dame 1952-B- Gy VOaaoto Oklahoma 1951— Dick Kazmaler Prinoeton : 1950— VloJanovricz Ohio 8tate 1949-L- oon Hart Notre Dams Soutram 1948— Doak Wabar 962-Haro- ohel orge ALOHABOWL - Carolna At Honolulu 50550 52131 50550 8T 58 SotunBty at Logan 50131 53 BRIGHAM YOUNG 1979— Chorios White Soulhom Cal 555515 455514 WiiiiBr 502-2- 2 531-2- 1 Campbal Treat 551-11- 1 15658 55500 rote 3457345953 HaHme Brigham Young 95 Utoh 8127 Throe poWriwt- o- Brigham Young 54 (Homop 0--1 Cal 5$ Utah St 511 (Youngblood 1 Jaidbio 2 Goodman’ 13) RanoonRaik Total Rada — 976— Tony Doroatt Pittsburgh 875-ArGriffin Ohio State 974-Ar- ahlo GriRtab Ohio 8tate Pam 973 —John Cappalletn — TOungDiooa Rink Gordon Rullnar 1944-LNHo- rvam ’ Cal 7-- 967— Gary Baban UCLA 968— 8tave Spurrier Rorida 965-GarratL Soutiam CM 964— John Huarte Notre Dame Mba 14 — Brigham Young 29 — Young 50 'Brigham Utah St 51551022 i Young 13 uah 13133 57236 13234 972— Johnny Rodgers Nabraaka 971— Pat SuBWan Auburn 970-J- lm Ptunkatt Stankxd 969— Stave Owens OMahoma Boutham 968— OJ Sknpaon 1947— John Lulaok Notre Dame 1946— Gtam Davie Army ' 1945— Doc Blanchard Army : Ohio Stats Notra 1943— Angelo BartaM Dame 1942— Rank Stokwich Georgia 1941 -- Bruce 8mBhMhneeota 1940— Tom Harmon Michigan 1939— MtoNnnick Iowa Taxaa 1938— Davey O’Brien ChrisBan 1937-C- Bnt Frank Yaia 1936— Larry KeleyYle 1935— Jay Batwonger Chicago Utoh8L29L 514136 5101312 Goodknan Roberto teto Fifth gmde boys from die Sky Vlew axta am invited to txy out for die Competitive Basketball League Tryouts will be Tuesday Dec 4 from 9 pm at die Sky View High school gym Mom information is available from Randy Oldroyd at 563-30- RxM out Rabomto UTAH8T(55) SMTTHFIELD i j 03548 Tote 1940 1BB458 14502 — Cal I 40 10 (Goodmwi5) Taohrtel — Youngblood A— 10294 ' : f ' si ivU Jli'L from die left wing fiuled' r with’ four 8 BYU led seconds left but die Aggies had possesion Th (he ensuing inbounds play Jardine bfed a foDrcomt baseball throw which eventually resulted in Bradley scoring two free dirows with zero time left to post die final score “I don’t know what Rich was dunking” said Smith “whether he thought time was out that there was one second or what But just to lob it up there like that that was die worst play we could make But that's not where die game is won or lost” Smith said die entire Aggie Is 61-5- Goatfamed from pe 17 lotting tiuee of his four pts Moon took die Cougars deficit to a from a 0 advantage two-poi- nt 51-5- J' a mental Youngblood “I fhnwMnt lifting mitring wiietelrae like dial That turned everything around right there They get four free throws plus the ball then die momentum changes and from r then on Youngblood hit a free throw with 58 seconds left to make it 60-5BYU The Aggie leader dien made a steal and dished to Goodman whose attempt mistake" 8 int was screaming timouL But his players didn’t hear him Sty View was on die verge of another turnover when die official stopped play for the Bobcat Continued from page IS timeout The Bobcats lost two fluster die 2 center aa die precious seconds for die last shot looked for some familiar Bobcat by Jensen In these early games in preblue uniforms Jensen dribbled die ball a few steps and then season die Bobcats are themselves For Sky View turned die baU over haU to to have “Our guards get enjoy die same success es last r Jensen said two tilings must from Tara" said Jensen Morgan took control and tem must be more agworked the clock down to five seconds before Gam was fouled gressive on offense And they again Gam's first attempt was must play together not as indierrant gin- - While Sky View viduals but as a team la die first half against gained centred of die ball Jensen Girls 6-- fine-timi- ng teamneedstofindconfidencefi will be given die opportunity to do just that Tuesday as die Aggies meet die University of Utah at Salt Lake Morgan Sky View would slowly bring die ball upcourt and wait for die offense to setup and then tty to run a play Everything moved in Jensen calls that “stagnant basketball’ In die second-hal- f die Bobcats picked up die pace and enjoyed more success This year Jensen misses guard Bobbi Chadwick and defensive giant Steiriri HowelL But with transfer students Beth Brechler and Valerie Wilkins added to returning veterans Jensen says this team is better than last year “If we're not fighting for the region championship I’ll be disappointed” said the coach slow-moti- on First the free agents baseball fest Don’t look for trades at Fay Vincent will address die group Monday followed by a Rule 5 draft The American League and National League owners’ meeting will be held Tuesday while the joint major league owners meeting is scheduled for Wednesday Because die closing date of die winter meetings no longer corresponds to die deadline for trading most activity is expected to center on free agent signings Changes in major league waivers included in die Base Agreement in 1985 moved die trading deadline to July 31 i year's winter meetings in Nashville established a record for number of transactions with 28 (five trades and 23 player signings) involving 40 players were involved in 23 players Forty-fiv- e deals at die 1988 meetings in Atlanta The free agents available Include American League Cy Young winner Bob Welch who is being aggressively lured by foe Chicago White Sox and new general manager Ron Schueler 1987 AL Most Valuable Player George Bell and St Louis CommisMoner By Carrie Muskat UPI sports writer CHICAGO — Major league baseball's annual winter mrfi"g being held separately from die minor league meetings becanse of a rift between the two begin Monday but ti trading which usually spices these proceedings may be absent Hut’s bfra uv more dun 80 free agents are still available with more possibly joining die ranks in basis because of prior Jammy on a second-loo-k General managers ownen of collusion on die part sort to through die pile are therefore expected before parting with any of tfc sir own players “There may not be any trades at the meetings but for future maybe we can set the groundwork Don Cuba president said Chicago trades" die into Grenesko whose ballchib already dipped Danny pitcher free pool to grab Jackson More dun 800 people are expected to gather over die weekend at die Hyatt Regency O’Hare for the meetings which runs through next Wednesday left-bande- d Dmrklns Army 1957— John David Crow Taxaa ohla BRIGHAM YOUNG B3 UTAH especially after die year we examination toga AtShnvaportLa LouUanaTach vs Mayland WkHwwwt'aj1 1958-P- ete 97B— B Skns Oklahoma 877— Eari Campbal Taxaa had’ cautionary j vs 8yracuaa serious Alices Gibson mbburiXEl fibril Tehee and hamstring injuries to hit 360 in 89 games for die Dodgers last season He wasn’t activated until June 2 but he proved he had returned to health by stealing 26 bases in 28 attempts Despite 'the Royals last pre- DEC 15 MDEPB4DENCEBOWL 89 SOUTHWEST Capitol71 ML Union it need j”some - 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