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SCOREBOARD Dec 20— MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 14, 1990 Louisville wants to enjoy its trip to Fiesta Bowl SATURDAY By MIKE EMBRY He said the bowl in Tempe, Ariz., could have taken “wliat some people Schnelicnbcrger said that his team Ihe squad is in game shape. recovered from the bumps and The Associated Press that pits the Cardinals (9-1-1) and consider the simple way, boycotting is using the same pre-bowl prepara­ “Wc’vc played a lot since llicn bruises.” Alabama (7-4) has “moved the and making one loud statement for tions that he used in leading Miami and plan to play a lot more as lime Asked about his future at Louis­ LEXINGTON, Ky. — The (Louisville) program several years the memory of Dr. King.” of Florida to a national champion­ goes on,” he said. “I don’t think it ville in light of several positions in University of Louisville doesn’t ahead” toward his ultimate goal of Instead, he contends that Louis­ ship in the 1984 Orange Bowl. will be a problem.” the National Fbotball League be­ FEATURES INSIDE plan to let the controversy surround­ winning a national title. ville is taking the “high road” since He noted that while Louisville’s The Louisville coach said All- coming available, Schnelicnbcrger ing the Fiesta Bowl spoil its fun for There has been scattered protests the school “will have a daily oppor­ regular season ended a week earlier American linebacker Mark Sander said it would take something un­ playing in the New Year’s Day at Louisville and Alabama over the tunity to state our feelings on what anrhffitfr than Miami’s schedule seven years !. s returned to “running and jog­ usual — Louisville winning the na­ game. teams’ participation in the bowl be­ ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 Dr. King stood for and his ago, “We’re using the identical ging” after being stabbed last month tional title for him to consider “Not in the least bit,” Louisville cause Arizona voters rejected memory.” blueprint for practice and participa­ in an altercation, and quarterback leaving. coach Howard Schnelicnbcrger said making the birthday of slain civil Louisville president Donald tion. ... Hopefully, it will be in Browning Nagle has healed from an “We’re committed to the Univer­ ■ Social and Seniors news /Page 5 in a teleconference Thursday. “It’s rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Gwain has said that bowl proceeds vogue seven years later.” arm injury. sity of Louisville and ihe idea of part of life. We intend to play our a paid holiday. What's after expenses will be earmarked for Although his team hasn’t played "The balance of the squad is in bringing the national championship ■ Religion update /Page 6 finest football game in this setting.” Schncllcn^rger said Louisville minority programs in the university. since Nov. 10, Schnelicnbcrger said good shape,” he said. “Wc’vc to tills football team,” he said. ■ Children’s games /Page 6 News ■ Reader’s forum /Page 4 Weekend Edition SCOREBOARD Dec. 15,1990 Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaperof the Year Fusscas named D»rtVOf 31 32 35 28— 126 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Utah 38 37 36 30— 141 ton, Recchi), :42 (pp), 11, Pittsburgh, Stevens Power-play Opportunitios—Winnipeg 2 ol 4; GOP leader Basketball 3-Point goals—Denver 3-18 (Adams 2-11, 19 (Pederson, Roberts), 5:33. 12. Now Jersey, Chicago i of 5. Lichli 1-2, Rasmussen 0-1, Jackson 0-1, John­ HOW THEY FINISHED Stastny 9 (Kasatonov, Muller), 6:50. 13. Pit­ Goalies—Winnipeg, Essensa. 6-8-2 (36 MANCHESTER — State son 0-1, Davis 0-2), Utah 2-3 (Stockton 2-2, After the NFL's best starts during the regular season tsburgh, Bourque 10 {Trottier), 19:42 (sh-en). shols-31 saves). Chicago, Bellour, 20-8-1 Rep. J. Peter Fusscas (R-55th NBA standings Griltith 0-1). Fouled out—None. 14, Pittsburgh, Gilhen 9, 19:54 (sh). Penal­ (24-20), Rebounds— Denver 48 (Rasnxjssen 9). Utah 62 y e a r t e a m W-L OUTCOME ties—Taglianetti, Pit (cross-checking), 7:46; A—17,576. Dist.), of Marlborough, was EASTERN CONFERENCE (Brown 14). Assists—Denver 27 (Adams 13). Driver, NJ (tripping), 9:01; Coffey, Pit (holding), Referee—Richard Trottier. Linesmen— F^t reappointed as an assistant Atlantic Division Utah 42 (Stockton 17). Total fouls—Denver 27. 1972 Miami Dolphins 14-0 Won Super Bowl 12:53; Shanahan, NJ. douBle minor (spearing), DaPuzzo, Jory Ratoman. W L Pet. GB Utah 23. A— 12,616. 13:50; Roberts, PIL double minor (spearing), Feds take control of Comfed House Republican leader. House Boston 17 4 .810 — 1934 Chicago Rears 13-0 Lost NFL champ, game 13:50; Boschman, NJ (interforonco), 16:48; By SCOTT B. BREDE placed all the operations of the Republican Leader Edward C. Philadelphia 14 7 .667 3 Warriors 129, Sonics106 Stevens, Pit (interference), 1801. Flames 4, Kings 1 branches when it bought the former Monday, said Janis Smith, a spokes­ to liquidate the assets of failed bank­ Now Mark Shots on goal— New Jersey 11-14-12—37, Lowell, Mass.-savings bank in the Krawiecki Jr. announced Friday. 9 11 .450 71/2 SEATTLE (106) Calgary 0 2 2—4 Manchester Herald Manchester-based Heritage Savings woman for the Office of Thrift Su­ New Jersey 198.5 Chicago Bears 12-0 qw Pittsburgh 11-12-9—32 ing institutions. Fusscas represents Manchester 8 12 .400 8'/2 Won Super B I Los Angelos 0 1 0— 1 hands of the government’s Resolu­ Washington Kemp 3-10 3-4 9, McKey 5-12 0-0 10, Cage Powof-play Opportunities—New Jersey 3 ol and Loan in the mid 1980s. pervision in Washington D.C., 6 14 .300 101.2 First Poriod—None. Ponaltios—Benning, LA MANCHESTER — Federal In essence, in the coming weeks residents in the 3rd District as Miami 2- 5 0-0 4, Payton 2-7 1-2 5, Thread 6-9 2-2 14. 10; Pittsburgh 2 o l 7. tion Trust Corp. toward the end of 5 14 .263 11 1942 Chicago Bears U -0 Lost NFL champ, game (tripping), 1;21; Floury, Cal, douBle minor After the announcement was noting that employees working in its Central Division Polynice 0-2 2-2 2, Ellis 3-9 0-0 8, McMillan 1-5 Goalies—New Jersey, Burke (17 shots-12 regulators seized control of Comfed banking hours Friday afternoon. and months, RTC will be actively well as Andover, Bolton, 1-2 3, Barros 7-13 7-8 24, E.Johnson 3-10 4-4 (roughing, unsportsmanlike conduct), 5:19; made, federal officials said the take 30 branches throughout Mas­ Milwaukee 15 7 .682 — saves), Terrori, 12-7-1 (9:31 second, 14-11). Savings Bank Friday after months of seeking to sell the mortgages and Hebron and Marlborough. 10, Dailey 6-9 3-3 15, Corzino 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 19.’)3 Cleveland Browns U -0 Sabourin, Cal (roughing), 5:19; Tonalli, LA Comfed Savings Bank, one of the Detroit 14 7 .667 '2 Lost NFL champ, game Pittsburgh, 'ibung, 1-3-1 (37-32). over would not effect the bank’s sachusetts and Connecticut will still 39-93 23-27 106. (rougNng), 5:19; Miller, LA (roughing). 5:19; bad loan ventures and allegations of other loans made by Comfed to Fusscas, first elected to the Chicago 12 8 .600 2 A—15,121. largest mortgage lenders in all of customer services or lead to a freez­ GOLDEN STATE (129) Releroo—Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Mark Granato, LA (cross-checking), 7:06; Blake, LA have their jobs. other business entities, a local hank­ Cleveland 10 11 .476 412 1 1961 San Diego Chargers 11 - 0 Lost AFL champ, game (holding), 13:53; Floury, Cal (Ngh-sticking), fraud plagued the thrift. New England, has three branches in House of Representatives in Atlanta Hill 2-2 2-2 6, Mullin 8-16 4-4 20, S.Johnson Pare, Ray Scapinollo. ing of its assets. Despite that claim, RTC’s pur­ 9 11 .450 5 17:59. The federal Office of Thrift Su­ ing observer said. Thus, it is likely 1980, has served as an assistant Charlotte 3- 4 3-4 9, Hardaway 8-14 1-1 17, Richmond Manchester, one in Coventry and 8 12 .400 6 1969 Los Angeles Rams U - 0 Second Period— 1, Calgary, Musil 2, 1:10. 2, “Customers will not sec any dif­ pose, as defined by the legislation irxiiana 8 14 .364 7 9-17 1-1 20. Uster 1-3 1-23, TolBert6-9 5 5 17, Lost West. Conf. champ, game Bruins 8, Whalers 2 pervision announced that it had one in Glastonbury. It acquired the House Republican leader since Pritchard 1-4 0-0 2, Marciulionis 7-12 5 6 19. Calgary, Gilmour 6 (Floury, Sweeney), 9:56. 3, ferences” when banks reopen on that created in 1989, is specifically WESTERN CONFERENCE Hartford 1 0 1—2 Please sec COMFED, page 8. 1986 in addition to being on the Higgins 4-8 0-0 8, Smrek 1-2 1-2 3. Rersen 2-2 1984 Miami D olphins U - 0 Los Angeles, Granato 14 (Robitaille, Blake), Midwest Division Lost Super Bowl Boston 3 3 2—8 18:10 (pp). Ponaltias—Musil. Cal (rougNng), Appropriations, Finance, W L Pet. QB 1- 2 S.Totals 52-93 24-29 129. Source: NFL First Period— 1, Boston, Hodge 5 (Woimer, 1:19; BroaulL LA (rougNng), 1:19; Simard, Cal San Antonio 12 5 . 706 — Seattle 32 18 26 30— 106 NEA Graphic Janney), 4:44.
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