14 - The rnncc George Citizen -Monday, September 9,1991 Rams confuse flat Giants with new look by Associated Press Buffalo 52, Pittsburgh 34; Cleveland 20,games. return to the lineup. rushed for 99 yards, and the Raiders’ With the lookingNew England 0; Miami 17, Indianapolis 6; Dolphins 17 Colts 6 Bears 21 Bucs 20 defence limited the Broncos to a pair of like the Philadelphia Eagles, the New New Orleans 17, Kansas City 10; Minne­ Miami held Indianapolis to 150 yards. Jim Harbaugh threw two touchdownfirst-half field goals and a touchdown with York Gia.its were certainly confused. sota 20, Atlanta 19; Detroit 23, Green Bay Mark Higgs rushed for 111 yards and be­passes and the visiting Bears sacked Vinny25 seconds left. The result was a 19-13 loss for the 14; Chicago 21, Tampa Bay 20; Phoenixcame the first Dolphin since Andra Fran­Testaverde six times, continuing their Seahawks 20 Jets 13 26, Philadelphia 10; San Francisco 34, San defending Super Bowl champions on Sun­ klin in 1982 to top 100 yards ir. consecu­mastery of the Buccaneers. Seattle’s Jeff Kemp passed for two Diego 14; Los Angeles Raiders 16, day. tive games. Cardinals 26 Eagles 10 touchdowns in the third quarter. Kemp Denver 13; Seattle 20, New York Jets 13; “ I’m as disappointed today as I was Saints 17 Chiefs 10 Tom Tupa, replacing the injured Timmthrew for 182 yards, while the Seahawks’ and Houston 30, Cincinnati 7. elated on Monday,” said first-year coach Bobby Hebert threw two touchdownRosenbach, completed just six of 19defence limited the Jets to a pair of field Ray Handley, whose Giants had beaten Washington plays at Dallas tonight. passes in the first half as the Saints held passes, but one was a 51-yard scoringgoals until Troy Taylor hit Rob Moore San Francisco 16-14 the week before. Bills 52 Steelers 34 Kansas City to just one first down to winthrow to Johnny Johnson in the first quar­with a 6-yard TD pass with 1:14 to play. ‘‘It’s not our style to turn the ball over. Jim Kelly threw six touchdowns passesconsecutive games at the start of the sea­ter to give the Cardinals a 10-0 lead. Oilers 30 Bengals 7 ‘‘We can’t play the game that way. We to lead the Bills. Four of Kelly’s scoringson. 49ers 34 Chargers 14 weren’t consistent offensively. The effortpasses went to Don Beebe, the longest a Vikings 20 Falcons 19 threw three touchdownThe Oilers scored a pair of touchdowns was there, but the execution was lacking.”34-yarder, and the Bills had their second- Cris Carter caught two touchdownpasses, including a 70-yarder to Jerry Riceone minute apart on ’s pass and Lamar Lathon’s interception return. The Rams, who took a page from thehighest scoring day ever. passes from Wade Wilson to lead the that broke the game open in the third Moon drove the Oilers 90 yards for a Eagles’ strategy, held the defending Super Browns 20 Patriots 0 Vikings. Carter beat Bobby Butler on bothquarter. Young threw for 348 yards, and fourth-quarter touchdown. Bowl champions to just 293 total yards In a battle of last season’s two worstTDs. Rice had nine receptions for 150 yards, in­ and forced thee turnovers. Meanwhile,teams, Bernie Kosar and the Browns Lions 23 Packers 14 cluding a pair of TDs. Robert del Pino ran for 116 yards and adefence spoiled the Patriots’ home opener. Rodney Peete completed 25 of a career- Raiders 16 Broncos 13 The Redskins visit Dallas at 6 this touchdown for Los Angeles. Kosar threw two touchdown passes andhigh 38 attempts for 271 yards, and the Jay Schroder threw a 16-yard touch­ evening on CHCH (cable 25) and at 7 In other NFL games on Sunday, it was:the defence turned in its first shutout in 32Lions beat the Packers in Barry Sanders’down pass to Willie Gault, Roger Craigon KOMO (cable 8). Smith takes Ali makes Horrible most of memories Greer’s spot first round erased Heidi Ali of Prince George OAKVILLE, OnL (CP) — The shot an opcning-day 80 Satur­ site of his most frightening golf in CFL book day en route to winning the experience became a scene of junior women’s title in the glory for Nick Price. by Canadian Press Blue Bombers 49 Riders 41 Prince George Golf and Curling Making a mockery of the most • Darrell Smith knew he’d make Burgess enjoyed his best outingClub’s weekend of champions difficult stretch of holes on the the record book. Lui Passaglia wasas a Bomber, but defence was golf tournament. Glen Abbey golf course, Price surprised when he did. more on his mind. wiped out the memory of the Smith made good on his vow to “ I (still) think the best way for Ali led all juniors with her “ hardest day” of his golf career , moving past thethis team to win is to go out and first round score while Darren witha one-stroke victory Sunday in former Argonaut great to becomeshut people down as a defence and Champion and Leen Kashyup the 82nd Canadian Open cham­ the all-time leading pass receiver control the ball on offence — just tied the lead for the junior pionship. in Toronto history. score enough points to win,” saidmen’s title with a first-day 85. Back in 1984, when the South With an eight-catch, 183-yard, Burgess, who had never passed for Champion broke from the African-born Price was just a PGA one-touchdown performance Satur­more than 300 yards in one game pack Sunday with 79. His two- tour sophomore, he played in a day night, Smith wound up withwith Winnipeg. day score gave him the overall last-day threesome with the legen­ 6,900 career catching yards, sur­ “ I don’t want to get into a situa­ junior title while Dave Gray Jr. dary Jack Nicklaus and the then- passing Greer’s 6,817 as the Argostion where we have to play this carded an 80 for second. phenomenal Greg Norman. He bal­ kind of offence week after week.” looned to a 76 that day to waste a humbled the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Ali shot 86 Sunday. 52-25 in CFL action. Bob Cameron’s 52-yard single four-stroke third-round lead and ‘‘I was quite certain I’d get it in the first overtime half proved to Gray trailed Champion and finish fourth. (Saturday night),” said Smith, 29. be the winning point, while run­Kashyup by one stroke after “ I can honestly say that was the “ If I caught a two-yard pass I wasning back and Saturday. hardest day of my life,” Price said going to turn it up for 100 yards,slotback each had a Men’s title went to Dave after accepting the winner’s that’s how pumped up I was.” pair of Winnipeg touchdowns, in­Gray Sr. who shot 72 Sunday. cheque of $215,000 Cdn from a Passaglia, meanwhile, had no cluding Mimbs’s one-yard run in $1.2 million Open purse. Perry Adey was second with f t idea he earned his way into the the second half of overtime. 80-71 for the weekend. “ I’d have a 15-foot putt for CFL record text for consecutive Argos 52 Hamilton 25 birdie and the people were gone; it converts when the B.C. kicker Rocket Ismail scored three first Gray Sr., who trailed first-day was scary.” booted seven of them in the Lions’half touchdowns, on passes of 15, leaders Darcy Bryant and Tom The people weren’t leaving 56-29 win on Sunday over the Ot­22 and 10 yards from quarterback Carson both with 75, tied Jay Price’s gallery on Sunday, though, tawa Rough Riders. . Lazzarin with 76 on Saturday. especially once the 34-year-old ; Passaglia now has 366 converts, The game, however, belonged to His 72 Sunday gave him the Florida resident got down into the three more than retired Calgary Smith. championhsip. valley of 16-Mde Creek, which kicker J.T. Hay. Passaglia, 37, With an audience of 36,102 Kathy Mears won the houses holes 11 through 15 of the hasn’t missed a convert since Julylooking on — including Smith’swomen’s event with a two-day 7,102-yard, par-72 Abbey track. 30, 1983. nine-year-old son Damieyon and 157. There, on a collection of golf > “ What record is that?” Pasaglia Greer — Smith reached the mile­ horrors most players abhor, he asked. “ I though he (Hay) was stone with a 31-yard catch late in She took a nine-stroke advan­ casually went on a five-hole birdie way up there, like about 400 or the second quarter. A 31-yard tage Saturday with a 79 before binge and his 3-2-4-3-2 scores let something. I thought it would taketouchdown grab in the fourth quar­finishing off with 78. him run away from the field. 3 lot longer.” ter was icing on the cake. Betty Anne Buse was second David Edwards, who finished * In the weekend’s other game, “ When I met him in Memphis, I with 88 Saturday and 89 Sun­ eagle-birdie-birdie, was a stroke Winnipeg quarterback Tomtold him I was going to get his re­ day. behind Price’s 15-under 273 total Burgess connected for 464 passingcord,” Smith said of a chance Dave Bird won the senior while former champion Ken yards and five touchdowns in themeeting he had with Greer in the Green, who made a costly bogey Blue Bombers’ 49-41 overtimespring of 1987. “ He said go ahead men’s event with a low-net score of 70 and 64. at the par-4 17th, and Fred (Boom- win over Saskatchewan. and do it.” Boom) Couples, who couldn’t The tournament, limited to make the eagle he so desperately members of the PGGCC, drew needed at the par-5 16th or 18th, approximately 100 men, 52 Citizen photo by Brock Gable were a shot further back and tied Steelers get jump women and 12 junior players. Senior player Bob Copeland chips to the 18th green Saturday.for third. Ray Stewart of Abbotsford, B.C., was the top Canadian, finish­ UPSET LOSS COSTS QUESNEL ing at 8-under 280 and tied for on elite ball rivals ninth. Third-round leader D.A. The Hart 2-for-l Pizza Steelers In other elite division games, Weibring had a trio of double bo­ jumped to the top of the elite divi­Tyer’s dumped Tabor Arm Pub geys, and shot himself out of con­ sion standings in the opening40-18, day Tabor rebounded to defeat tention with a 3-over 75 and of Prince George senior men’s flagCoach’s Comer 32-22 and Coach’s Early investment pays finished tied for fifth. football by crushing Cap-Abilitiesdefeated Cap-Abilities 46-15. “ I knew once I got down in the 45-0 and edging defending cham­ bottom there (the valley), I could pion Tyer’s Transport 21-18. In the rec division, the College Heights Pub La-Vets opened the make some birdies because the Quarterback Ray Bourque threw greens are a bit softer,” said Price, five touchdown passes againstseason at 2-0 after downing Pump- for soccer champions house Pub Jets 20-12 and rolled who also won the PGA’s Byron • Caps and two against Tyer’s and tion. over Westwood Pub Vikings 67-6. by BILL SEYMOUR Nelson Classic earlier this season rushed for another. Citizen Staff Dave Hughes earned the shutout for Labatt’s whoand has earned $617,889 this sea­ It was sweet revenge against the Quarterback Dennis Daley threw A $60 investment paid big dividends for Labatt’s-play again on Sunday. Walter Pandolfo stood son. in net team they couldn’t beat last yearnine touchdown passes against theHonda North Sunday in the last day of regular seasonfor Niner’s. Edwards drove it into a bunker in three tries. Vikings with Rick Tuttosi on the play in the North Cariboo Senior Soccer League. Croatia-Walls 5 Kickers 1 off the tee at the par-5 18th hole “ It was one of our usual close recieving end of four of them. Tut­Team officials registered Ross Marra for Labatt’s in Rod Auld snapped off four goals as Croatia tookand a had no realistic chance to go games,” said Bourque whose team tosi also kicked a one pointfear they would be short players. The work and regis­1-0 first-half lead and converted it into a rout. Johnfor the green and make the eagle lost to Tyer’s in the league playoff touchback. Teammate Wayne tration paid off — Marra scored from 18 yards out forAleman scored the Kickers’ only goal late in thenecessary to tie for the lead. championship game by one touch­ Penny caught two touchdowns. Labatt’s only goal in a 1-0 win over Niner’s-Molsongame. Price’s putter was as hot as the down last year. at Rotary Stadium. The victory gives Croatia third overall as they pre­38 degree sun that baked a huge Tyer’s scored the first touch­ Prince George Pilot Car also “ I just down-chested in and hit it with my left footpare to meet the Kickers in first-round playoffs Satur­Sunday crowd once he got into the down and were unsuccesful in thewent 2-0 defeating Westwood Pub and that was about it,” said Marra, 29. “ I watched day. valley. He made a 20-footer at 11, convert attempt. The Steelers 26-23 and Bater Electric 27-12. the whole thing.” Quesnel 3 Remco 0 a six-footer at 12, a 15-footer at scored three touchdowns in a row Pilot trailed 9-0 in the first quar­ Still smarting from Saturday’s upset against 13, the a 12-footer at 14 and a 20- plus a convert to take the lead for The victory clinched first-place for Labatt’s, who ter against Westwood until Kevinjoin Quesnel City Furniture in a first-round playoffKickers, Quesnel’s Art Renaud scored twice with footer from the fringe at 15 in his good, although Tyer’s came onAnderson gave them the go-ahead incredible stretch. strong but ran out of time. bye in NCSSL playoffs beginning Sunday. Quesnelteammate Carrie Gray taking a single. score in the fourth. Anderson also “ That hasn’t happened to me in ;Long time Triad (now Tabor shut out Remco 3-0 to take for second after fallingRemco, fourth overall, meets Niner’s-Molson in scored two touchdowns against3-0 Saturday to the Pacific Western Kickers. such a long time to make three Arms) standout receiver Broc playoffs Saturday. Bater while teammate Barry Kropp Marra, a striker with three previous seasons with Steamer’s 2 Avco 1 putts like that,” he said of the Macfarlane surfaced Sunday wear­had three interceptions including birdies at 11, 13 and 15. “ When I ing a Steelers’ jersey. Labatt’s, said he didn’t mind putting on his cleats forBarry Kruger scored both goals for Steamer’s. Both one he ran back for a touchdown. the single game. With one game behind him in regularSteamer’s and second-place GGST receive a bye inget on greens like this, I feel like I “ He should help us a lot,” said can get aggressive with my put­ Bourque. “ With him and Derek In other games, the Keg season play this year, he is ineligible to competefirst-round in playoffs. Avco, third overall, meets Tabor the playoffs. ting.” Barnes and some others, we have a Cleavers are 1-1 after a 25-13 win Arms Saturday. Stewart, who earned $24,000 for lot of depth. Where we could use aover Bater and a 27-27 tie with “ They just kind of dusted me off,” he added. “ A GGST 2 Timberline 1 his effort, said he was just a bit little help is in our rush.” Pumphouse Pub. lot are my friends are on the team, they asked me, so An own goal cost Timberline a tie as GGST’s Iqdal I said sure I would come out.” Rai scored GGST only marker. John Rustad scorednervous carrying the hopes of the In the other Carbioo-division game Sunday, Princefor Timberline who meet Shell United in the playoffs.nation’s golf fans on his back. M I N O R F O O T B A L L George Croatia-Fred Walls and Son hammered the Tabor Arms 1 Shell United 0 “ I was just a little tentative with Kickers 5-1, less than 24 hours after the Kickers upset Nick Rosea scored the only goal as Tabor Armsm anuring,” he said. Quesnel Saturday to record their only win of the sea­registered its second win of the season. Rob Waite■ A t Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzer­ son. earned the shutout. land, Jeff Hawkes of South Africa Dugas’ TDs lead Rebels In Recreation division games Sunday, Steamer’s held off a charging Severiano Bel- mates Archie Mclean ran in a two- ;; Darren Dugas ran back two punt edged Avco 2-1 to record their seventh consecutive S teelers finish w ell lesteros of Spain to win the European Masters golf tournament returns 85 yards for two touch­point convert. title as league champions. In other games, Tabor KITCHENER, OnL (CP) — Hamilton finished the Sunday. downs and kicked two converts as Arms beat Shell United 1-0 and GGST beat Tabor Adam Paulsen had 14 tackles on Arms 2-1. 1991 CSL season defeating the Kitchener Kickers 4-3 Hawkes finished with a birdie at the peewee Rebels defeated defense including a safety. Sunday. Qjuesnel 41-0 at Ron Brent field Saturday’s Kickers’ victory left Labatt’s with first the 17th hole to win his first tour­ place in their grasp. A victory for Quesnel could haveKitchener Brett Pence opened the scoring at the 13-nament on the European PGA Sunday in Prince George MinorIn other games, the Devils Football League action. given City Furniture first overall. minute mark. Hamilton’s Geoff Aunger tied the gameTour. downed the Rascals in atom play But even with the incentive of a second consecutiveat the 30-minute mark but Jason Gibbons put theBallesteros, who shot a 9-under- Mathew Bock and Colin Mclean and in Quesnel, the Raiders league title in front of them, Labatt’s was short play­Steelers ahead nine minutes later. par 63 to Hawkes’s final-round 66, scored touchdowns, while team­ defeated Quesnel bantams 47-20. ers entering Sunday’s game. Marra and coach OrlandoPlayer-coach Drew Ferguson evened the score forfinished second at 269. American Mauro were both registered and dressed as a precau­Kitchener but Hamilton regained its lead quickly. Peter Teravainen was third at 270.

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