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20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. 4,1991 In Brief m • Kelly’s MVP award a week too late TUESDAY Player cops Caribbean Classic By KEN PETERS wire. the game-winner with 1:49 left. practices, the 1991 all-star game was rela KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — Gary Player overcame The Associated Press Miami defensive end Jeff Cross homed Voted the MVP of the all-star game, tively error-free. 'There were no intercep LOCAL NEWS INSIDE a stiff wind, occasional rain and surges by Bob Charles in on the Bills’ show at the end, preserv Kelly completed 13 of 19 {»sses while tions and no lost fumbles by either team. Buffalo’s Smith said that while the and Lee Trevino to win the Royal Caribbean Classic by HONOLULU — The Buffalo Bills had ing the victory by blocking a 46-yard splitting duty with AFC starter Warren two shots with a 3-under-par 68 Sunday. a su{ier Sunday. field gtal try by the Saints’ Morten Moon of Houston. players enjoy the week in Hawaii leading ■ Town accounting flaws addressed. up to the game, they play hard when it Player, who started the final day with a two-stroke 'Ihey could only wish it had come a Andersen with seven seconds remaining. “I would have loved to have won the lead, set a tournament record with his total 200, 13 week earlier. Kelly, who had been nursing a sore left MVP a week earlier (in the Super Bowl), begins. “I wasn’t on vacation all week,” Smith under. It was his 16th title on the Senior Tour and worth 'filming the Pro Bowl into a Bills’ knee, courtesy of the New York Giants in but this feels good,” Kelly said. ■ Golf school supporters sign petition. said. “Pfeople thought we were taking it Support $67,500. showcase, Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, their 20-19 Su{>er Bowl victory over Buf The Bills had 10 players, most of any lightly this week, but once you get out Charles, who birdied six of the first 12 holes on Sun Andre Reed and Bmce Smith led the falo the previous Sunday, threw for two team, in the Pro Bowl game. The Giants our there and start competing, no one’s taking ■ OK sought for hiring of director. day, and Trevino each shot a 66 and shared second with AFC to a 23-21 victory over the NFC in a touchdowns in the Pro Bowl, including a to{){)ed the NFC with seven representa troops! Chi Chi Rodriguez at 11 under. well-played contest that went down to the 13-yarder to Ernest Givins of Houston for tives. it lightly.” Buffalo’s Andre Reed had four recep Phoenix Cardinals rookie Johnny John ■ Bolton school project study extended. Mallon holds onto her lead T tions for 80 yards, tops in the all-star son had a fine game for the NFC, scoring on runs of 1 and 9 yards and picking iQi LAKE WORTH, Fla. (AP) — Meg Mallon held onto game, and caught a 20-yard scoring pass from Kelly. Bills running back Thurman 32 yards on 10 carries. Local/Regional Section, Page 7. her two-stroke lead on Sunday when heavy rains halted “It’s an honor to play in a game like play during the fourth round of the $400,0(X) LPGA Thomas rushed for a game-high 38 yards What’s . W A on seven carries and also had 36 yards on this, when I grew up watching a lot of Classic, pushing the final round back to Mondaj’. these players,” Johnson said. “It also was Mallon, seeking her first tour victory, started the round four rece{nions. a great feeling to contribute by scoring News at 205, two strokes ahead of Betsy King and three in And Buffalo defensive end Bruce Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper front of a group that included 1989 winner Dottic two touchdowns.” Smith was the defensive star for the AFC 'The first half was low-scoring with the Feb. 5.1991 Mochrie and Hiromi Kobayashi of Japan, last season’s with three Quarterback sacks and a block AFC getting a 26-yard field goal from rookie of the year. ed field goal. Kansas City’s Nick Lowery in the {)en- Tied three strokes back were Amy Alcott, Laurel Kean 0 ing quarter, then Johnson {lutting the NFC and Donna Andrews. 'The winning pass to Givins ca{>{}ed an Ethics pane! up 7-3 with a 1-yard dive in the second. AFC comeback from a 21-13 deficit 9:49 Lowery’s 43-yarder made it 7-6 in the Huge changes date cancelled ESPN’S Pete Axthelm dies into the final quarter. third quarter, then Johnson scored on his An Ethics Commission meet PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pete Axthelm, a commentator After Givins scored, Jim Everett of the 9-yard run to put the NFC ahead 14-6. ing scheduled for 'Thursday has on ESPN’s football coverage and a newspaper and Los Angeles Rams drove the NFC from been cancelled because a {tarty broadcast reporter on football and horse racing, died Kelly brought the AFC to life in the its own 29-yard line to the AFC 28, but involved wants to re-evaluate his Saturday at a Pittsburgh hospital of liver failure. He was final quarter, hooking iQ> with Reed to proposed for Andersen had his kick blocked for the {xtsition, officials said today. 47. make it 14-13 early in the {leriod. After second time in the game. The meeting had been Axthelm entered Presbyterian-University Hospital on Barry Sanders of the Detroit Lions scored Jr / scheduled after the Board of Jan. 27 and was in the hospital’s intensive-care unit “We had a chance to pull the game out on a 22-yard nm to give the NFC an Education wanted the commis awaiting a liver transplant, hospital spokesman Frank at the end, but we came up short,” said eight-point lead, Lowery kicked a 34-yard bank industry sion to issue an advisory opinion Raczkiewicz said. Everett, who replaced the injur^ Joe field goal with 2:58 left, then Kelly hit as to whether there woidd be any Montana on the NFC squad and com Givins with the winning {>ass. conflia of interest if a teacher, Becker to the rescue pleted 13 of 18 passes for 138 yards while Kelly, smiling afterward, said he was By DAVE SKIDMORE Ibr the first time since the es Michael Norman, sold computer sharing duty with starter Randall Cunnin nervous as he watched Andersen line up The Associated Press tablishment of federal de{X)sit in eQui{jment to be used in town NEW YORK (AP) — Boris Becker and Michael Stich gham of the Philadelphia Eagles. rescued Germany for a 3-2 victory on Sunday over Italy for the last-second field goal. surance in 1934, government schools. guarantees to bank customers would Board of Education Business in the first round of the Davis Cup. Cunningham threw the ball well, too, “I thought, ‘Oh, no, not another one- WASHING'rON — 'The Bush ad Manager Raymond E. Demers Becker beat Omar Camporese 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3, completing 6 of 11 for 168 yards. {Xiint loss,”’ the Buffalo Quarterback said. ministration today proposed a shrink rather than expand. giving Germany a tie at 2 in the best-of-5 match. Stich Tha Assoclatad Pr*M Moon was 6 of 11 for 72 yards while “Man, I’m glad the kick went our way sweeping overhaul of the nation’s Longstanding laws barring com said he has received a letter from Norman’s lawyer indicating that then defeated Fholo Cane 7-6 (7-4), 6-7 (1-7), 7-5,6-1. ON THE MOVE — Buffalo quarterback Jim Kelly runs for yardage playing the first and third quarters for the today.” financial system aimed at stemming mercial and industrial com{ianies a mounting tide of bank and savings from owning banks would crumble, he wanted to {X)stpone the meet Germany faces Argentina in the next round. The Ar during the first quarter of Sunday's Pro Bowl In Honolulu, Hawaii. AFC. 'The previous Sunday, Kelly watched as institution failures. as would the division of banking ing, probably to review the facts gentines ousted New Zealand 4-1. The NFC’s Mike Singletary (50) moves in to make the tackle. Kelly Buffalo teammate Scott Norwood missed Unlike some past Pro Bowl games, If adopted by Congress, the {lack- from the insurance and securities in of the matter more closely. Second-seeded Australia completed a 5-0 sweep of a 47-yard field goal as time ran out in the LfT? was named the game’s most valuable player after leading the AFC where it was obvious the teams had been age would pro{iel fundamental chan dustries. However, the commission Belgium in a World Group first-round match. The Aus- Su{)er Bowl. sies face the wiimer of the France-Israel match, to a come-from-behind 23-21 victory. working together for just a week of short ges in financial services industries “Our goal has been to develt^ does not {>ennit the {X)sQx)ne- ment of cases, so the reQuest postponed because of fears of terrorism. touching nearly every American practical {xo{>osals to reform and Th* AssoclatwJ PrMS was withdrawn, Demers said. Spain defeated Canada 4-1 and will meet the winner of who borrows or saves. It would be strengthen the federal de{X)sit in PATRIOT DIET — U.S.