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BASKETBALL and Corrections Made to the Recently Steen), 5:45 20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 7, 1991 Notre Dame may be set to unleash another Rocket FRIDAY By RICK WARNER foot-7, 160-pound speedster reminds expect him to be another Rocket.” Despite the signing of Miller, that Holtz might leave and the loss running backs, some great people on The Associated Press him of Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, the Like Ismail, Miller has excelled Notre Dame didn’t have a banner of several assistant coaches. the offensive line and a couple of triple-threat star who is leaving as a receiver, runner and kick recruiting year. “They needed linemen and they outstanding linebekers,” Wallace Notre Dame a year early to enter the returner. But the high school star LOCAL NEWS INSIDE Notre Dame may launch another “They’ve had the No. 1 recruiting didn’t get them,” Wallace said. said. Rocket next season. NFL draft. doesn’t want to be known as Rocket class the last four years, but this “And they didn’t get the quarterback “Michigan got the best group of II. year they’re not in the Top 10,” said they wanted, Jeff McCrone, who is defensive linemen, the two best ■ Peter DiRosa’s political years. The Fighting Irish landed one of “He looks like Rocket, he talks Allen Wallace, publisher of Super- going to Florida State.” quarterbacks from the state of the country’s most prized prospects like Rocket, he’s even got some of “I want my own identity,” he Prep magazine. “I’d rank them Florida State, Pfenn State and Michigan and the best athlete from Wednesday when receiver Mike the same facial expressions,” Holtz said. “If Rocket hadn’t left, the about 15.” Michigan were the biggest winners the Midwest. And Florida State got ■ Interest up in Middle East books. Miller of Sugar Land, Texas, signed said. “He’s slightly faster than chances of me going there were Wallace said several factors hurt on the first national signing day for the best running back, the best Support a national letter of intent. Rocket and more experienced com­ slim. When he left, that opened up Notre Dame, including tougher high school players. defensive back and the best offen­ ■ Healthcare study for town approved. our Coach Lou Holtz said the 5- ing in at wide receiver. But 1 do not the door for me.” entrance requirements, speculation “Penn State got the best group of sive lineman in the country.” troops! ■ School project before Bolton board. SCOREBOARD Local/Regional Section, Page 7. WhaVs News Salisbury QL 95, Wesley 77 2 Z Oklahoma State (16-4) beat Iowa State Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper Blackhawks 8, Canadians 3 Heat 134, Nets 119 Siena 65, ConL Michigan 52 83-62. Next at No. 18 Kansas, Saturday. Feb. 8,1991 Hockey Chicago 3 3 2—a MIAMI (134) Slippery Ftock 105, Indiana, Pa. 81 . 23. Oklahorite (15-7) d d m t play. Next: vs. Montreal 1 2 0— 3 Long 5-9 2-2 12, Thompson 3-5 0-0 6, SHOOTING SL Anselm 104, Bryant 79 Seton Hall, Saturday. First Period—1, Chicago. Thomas 10 Kessler 1-2 0-0 2, Douglas 12-20 6-12 30, Rice SL Joseph's, LI. 91, SL Joseph's, N.Y. 83 24. Pittsburgh (16-7) d d m t play. Next vs. (McGill), 3,'06. 2, Montreal, Daigneault 2 (Cor­ 12-18 5-6 30, Soikaly 5-10 8-8 18, Edwariis 1-2 STARS Stonehill 78. SL Michael's 75 Boston College, Saturday. ■ 'L'w NHL standings son). 6:24 (pp). 3, Chicago, Goulet 18 (Larmer, 0-0 2, Coles 3-3 0-0 6, Burton 7-10 5-6 19, Ogg Stony Brook 98, Manhattanville 91 25. Michigan State (13-6) did m t play. Next: Support rally What it V WALES CONFERENCE Ftoenick), 8:22. 4, Chicago, Larmer 32 (Gilbert 3-4 1-1 7. Askins 1-2 0-2 2. Totals 53-85 27-37 takes to Towson SL 84, American U. 75 vs. Iowa, Thursday. for troops Patrick Division Roenick), 19:55 (pp). Penalties— Kucera, Chi 134. Trenton SL 73. Rutgers-Camden 45 U.S. Marines 7 W L T P U OF G A (tripping), 4:35; Brisebois, Mon (tripping), 17:56. NEW JER SEY (119) be MVP Union, N.Y. 89, Skidmore 81 MANCHESTER — An infor­ NY Rangers 28 19 9 65 202 174 Second Period—5, Chicago. Roenick 28 Morris 11 -25 4-5 27. Coleman 7-19 15-18 29, of the Vassar 90, N.Y. Maritime 85 PHtsburgh 29 23 3 61 235 203 (Manson), 238 (sh). 6, Chicago, Creighton 16 Dudley 2-9 2-3 6, George 0-4 2-2 2, Theus 4-14 NBA West Chester 85. Cheyney 80 Transactions mal group of parents of soldiers PNIadelphia 27 24 6 60 188 177 (Thomas, Kucera), 6:31. 7, Montreal, Lebeau 2-2 11, Petrovic 9-16 4-5 23, Buechler 2-3 2-5 West Virginia 85, Massachusetts 82, OT fighting in the Middle East have NewJersey 23 22 10 56 200 184 19 (Corson), 9:40. 8. Chicago. Thomas 11, 6, Haley 3-3 3-4 9, Lee 1-4 0-0 2, Gervin 0-2 All-Star SOUTH BASEBALL scheduled a rally to support the Wbshlnglon 25 28 3 53 ITS 188 10:30. 9, Montreal, MePhee 14 (Daigneault), 0-0 0, Mills 1 -3 2-2 4. Totals 40-102 36-46 119. Game Alabama 79, Mississippi 74 Amerlcari League NY Islanders 18 29 8 44 157 195 19:25 (pp). Penalties— Murray. Chi (hooking), Miami 36 27 44 27— 134 Centenary 80, SE Louisiana 79 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to terms Are shells troops that is to be held at 1 p.m. Adams Division :53; Peluso, Chi (unsportsmanlike conduct), New Jersey 24 38 29 28—119 I’ O I M S r W K R .V fJ K : 2.^.56 Clemson 73, Maryland 69 with Felix Fermin, Inlielder, on e one-year con­ on Sunday, Feb. 10, at the Viet­ Boston 32 17 8 72 210 183 455; Odelela Mon (unsportsmanlike conduct), 3-Point goals— Miami 1-4 (FTice 1-2, Douglas Coll, of Charleston 78, S. Carolina SL 56 tract Montreal 30 21 6 66 194 ITS 455; Manson, Chi (roughing), 1733; Richer. 0-1, Askins 0-1), New Jersey 3-8 (Theus 1-1, High - 40 Michael Jordan, 1988 Coppin SL 97, Delaware SL 71 NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms nam Veterans’ Memorial on Hartford 24 25 6 54 159 181 Mon (roughing), 1733; Wilson. Chi (holding), Morris 1-3, Petrovic 1-3, Leo 0-1). Fouled Low - 9 Nate Archibald, 1981 Davidson 59, Winthrop 42 with Greg CadareL pitcher, on a one-year con­ Main Street. Buflalo 21 23 10 52 189 186 18:21; Turgeon, Mon (hooking), 19:51. out—None. Rebounds— Miami 49 (Long 14). Delta SL 74. Miss. Valley SL 69 RI.HOliND.S .\VI'UA(;i:: ‘J.'JO tract Announced the resignation of George The rally will feature a roll Quebec 11 34 9 31 155 240 Third Period— 10, Chicago, Goulet 19 New Jersey 65 (Coleman 13). Assists—^iami E. Kentucky 68, N.C.-Wilmington 66 Bradley, vice president of baseball operations. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (Roenick, Lamier), 3:28.11, Chicago, Presley 9 25 (Douglas 10). New Jersey 21 (George. High - 2 7 Bob Pettit, Florida 87, Auburn 83, OT SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to terms with into Kuwait call of local soldiers in the Gulf, 1962 Norris Division (Creighton, Wilson), 6:59. Penaltios--Courtnall, Petrovic 4). Total fouls— Miami 35. New Jersey Low - 1 Lenny Wilkens, 1971 Florida Southern 56. Florida Tech 53 Dave Valla, catcher, on a three-year contract said Sam Ranno, an East W L T P ts GF GA Mon (boarding), 4:56; Chelios, Chi (cross­ 28. A—8.944. 1 Isiah Thomas, 1986 Furman 81, Maine 64 TEXAS FIANGERS— Agreed to terms with i i . Chicago 35 17 4 74 189 144 checking), 832; McGill, Chi (cross-checking), Ga. Soulhwostom 114, LaGranga 93 Brian Bohanon and Roger Pavlik, pitchers, and By JOHN KING In Baghdad, allied air attacks Hartford resident who is or­ S r Louis 32 16 7 71 216 174 10:02 76ers 108, Bullets 100 A.s.si.si.s a v k r .\(; k 3.90 George Mason 87, William & Maty 67 Kevin Reimer, outfielder, on one-year contract diminished overnight, but a bridge ganizing the rally. Detroit 24 27 5 53 189 206 The Associated Press Shots on goal—Chicago 9-6-4— 19. Montreal WASHINGTON (100) Georgia 87, Tennessee 78 National Lsagua Minnesota 17 31 9 43 and a communications center were There will be a blackboard on 172 197 13-13-8—34. King 6-19 0-0 12. Grant 12-22 0-0 24. Jones High - 15 Isiah Thomas, 1984 Georgia Southern 80, East Carolina 68 ATLANTA BRAVES-Agraed to terms with Toronto 14 35 6 34 161 231 By RICK SANTOS Power-play Opportunitios— Chicago 1 of 3; 0-2 0-0 0, English 7-14 7-11 21, Irvin 6-12 4-4 Low - 0 Paul Arizin, 1952 Ham^en-Sydney 71. Lynchburg 68 Jeff Treadway, second baseman, on a one-year DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — demolished, an Associated Press which parents will be asked to Smyihe Division Montreal 2 of 5. 16, Eackles 4-14 1-2 9, Ellison 3-8 1-4 7, Alarie 0 Willis Reed, 1970 High Riint 68. Guilford 63 contract Manchester Herald Los Angeles 31 18 5 67 U.S. warplanes knocked out an Iraqi reporter said.
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