Bears evaluate QB options amid uncertain season
Chicago coach Mike Ditka weighs a shaken quarterback picture as Jim McMahon is gone and Craig Tomczak and Jim Harbaugh split the final two games. Harbaugh gets a live audition while Tomczak nears free agency amid inconsistent play and injury concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest
Ill
UPI
Chicago Bears
Jim McMahon
Mike Tomcczak
Jim Harbaugh
Bears
Mike Ditka
Tomczak
McMahon
San Diego
Harbaugh
Ditka
Chicago
Chargers
Billy Joe Tolliver
Tomcczak
Brent Snyder
Utah State
Dixon 68 Moline 56 girls basketball result
Dixon defeats Moline 68 to 56 as Fisher leads Dixon with 27 points and Petersen adds 12. Moline’s strong second half effort falls short, with key rebound advantage and fouls shaping the outcome. Fisher dominant inside, Dixon builds early lead and holds off late charge.
All-America Continued from page 11
Repeating as first team defensive members were Percy Snow of Michigan State and Mark Carrier of Southern Cal. Snow won the Butkus and Lombardi awards in 1989, while Carrier starred for USC’s top scoring defense. Other picks include Gard ner, Mark, Ryan, Zorich, McCants, Williams, Butler, Lyght, Welborne, Rouen, Busch, Garten, Mabry, Still, Young, Smith and Hanson from various programs. The Big Eight led with five picks, followed by the Big Ten and independents with four each. Notre Dame and Southern Cal also produced multiple first-teamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
Percy Snow
Southern Cal
Mark Carrier
Snow
Butkus
Lombardi
George Perles
Carrier
Trojans
Georgia
Herschel Walker
Mo Gardner
Illinois
Greg Mark
Miami
Tim Ryan
Chris Zorich
Notre Dame
Keith McCants
Alabama
Alfred Williams
Colorado
LeRoy Butler
Florida State
Todd Lyght
Tripp Welborne
Michigan
Tom Rouen
Mike Busch
Iowa State
Joe Garten
Jim Mabry
Arkansas
Eric Still
Tennessee
Jake Young
Nebraska
Emmitt Smith
Florida
Jason Hanson
Washington State
Big Eight
Big Ten
Indianapolis
Pennsauken
N.J
San Jose
Calif
Chicago
Mobile
Ala
Canton
Ohio
Alfi Williams
Houston
Jacksonville
Fla
Long Beach
Flint
Mich
1989 United Press All America college football team roundup
The 1989 United Press international All America football squad lists first and second teams with players from Duke New Mexico Iowa State BYU Colorado Arkansas Tennessee Nebraska Houston Wisconsin Notre Dame Michigan Alabama and others. The selections name positions heights weights classes and hometowns for wide receivers tight ends linemen running backs linebackers defensive backs kickers and quarterbacks.
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New York
Clarkston Hines
Duke
Chapel Hill
N.C
Terance Mathis
New Mexico
Stone Mountain
Mike Busch
Iowa State
Donahue
Iowa
Mohammed Elewomibi
Brigham Young
Kamloops
British Columbia
Joe Garten
Colorado
Placentia
Calif
Jim Mabry
Arkansas
Memphis
Eric Still
Tennessee
Germantown
Tenn
Jake Young
Nebraska
Midland
Texas
Ck — Andre Ware
Houston
Dickinson
Emmitt Smith
Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Anthony Thompson
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Jason Hanson
Washington State
Spokane
Wash
Manny Hazard
Daly
Raghib Ismail
Notre Dame
Wilkes- Barre
Charles Arbuckle
UCLA
Doug Glaser
Balch Springs
Ed King
Auburn
Phenix City
Ala
Bob Kula
Michigan State
West Bloomfield
Mich
Chris Port
Wanaque
N.J
Michael Tanks
Florida State
Decatur
Darian Sas
Los Angeles
James Gray
Texas Tech
Fort Worth
Blair Thomas
Penn State
Philadelphia
Philip Doyle
Alabama
Birmingham
Mike Bellamy
Illinois
Dan Bilson
Tulsa
Richard Buchanan
Northwestern
Ron Fair
Arizona State
Mitchell Glieber
Southern Methodist
John Jackson
Southern Cal
Curtis Mayfield
Oklahoma State
Tony Moss
Louisiana State
Pat Newman
Utah State
Reggie Rembert
West Virginia
Chris Roscoe
Hawaii
Michael Smith
Kansas State
Quintin Smith
Kansas
Tim Stallworth
Washi State
Derek Brown
Dave Jakob
Bruce McGonnigal
Alex van Pelt
Peter Tom Willis
Greg Wyatt
Northern Arizona
Johnny Bailey
Te Tatas A&i
Tony Boles
Michigan
Blaise Bryant
Ken Clark
Dabby Dawson
Wyom
Jamal Farmer
Hawai
Flannigan
Judd Garrett
Princeton
Leroy Holt
Southern Caleemere
Pennsylvania
Darren Levis
Stags
Seeyag Ys
Mike Mayweather
Mike Prince
Manlius Wins Turbulent Walnut Temple Christian Battle
In Walnut Walnut (61) Eckberg and Lauritzen lead Manlius over Temple Christian 61 to 43 with strong free-throw work. Tampico and Manlius split a separate game as Wise and Davis lead Manlius to a 62 51 win while Tampico posts 51. Tuesday results list numerous scores across Illinois high school games and pro action include Dallas and Chicago showdowns with Dallas topping Chicago 97 to 105.
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Manlius
Walnut
Moline Temple Christian
Eckberg
Anderson
Nehring
Lauritzen
Alcorn
Dye
Lind
von Holten
Haurberg
Hansen
Temple Christian
Schultz
Zach
Allen
McClure
Booth
Swanson
Wee
Temple
Tampico
Brokaw
Adamson
Bruder
Carlson
Dubbeke
Wise
Davis
Sale
Dale
Fox
Andrew
Marian Catholic
Aurora Imsa
Shabbona
Aurora Christian
Earlville
Bloom
Bremen
Bloom Trail
Rich East
Bradley-Bourbonnais
St. Anne
Burlington Central
Alden-Hebron
Carmel
Holy Cross
Carver
Harlan
Cerro Gordo
Atwood-Hammond
Charleston
Mt. Zion
Chicago Latin
Immac Co Ion
Clifton Central
Watseka
Coal City
Dwight
Collins
Ier
Crystal Lake Central
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Warren
DePue
Hall
Decatur St. Teresa
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Dunbar
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Dundee Crown
Jacobs
Eisenhower
Hillcrest
Shaebeeeport Aquin
Gibson City
Uois West
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Idon
Grayslake
Cary Grove
Harper
Thornton Fractional North
Harvard School
Francis Parker
Holy Trinity
Kelvyn Park
Homewood-Flossmoor
Oak Forest
Huntley
Malta
Ida Crown
University High
Major League Trades And Signings Across Teams
Cleveland ships pitcher Steve Davis to Los Angeles for two minor leaguers Manny Francois and Joe Kesselmark. Milwaukee signs free agent outfielder Terry Francona for one year. New York AL acquires Tian Leary and Van Snider from Cincinnati for Hal Morris and Rodney Imes. Toronto names Garth lorg of Medicine Hat Pioneer League. Houston activates Adrian Caldwell, Wiggins placed on injured list. Phoenix waives Williams. CBA Topeka waives center Mike Richmond. Boise names Steve Buratto defensive line coach. NC State basketball placed on two year ban from NCAA Tournament. Pac-10 ends post season tournament after 1990-91. St Francis PA names Frank Pergolizzi athletic director. UCLA Greg Robinson becomes defensive assistant coach. Indianapolis signs wide receiver Matt naver Bouse waives Orlando Lowry. Philadelphia names Ed Hughes assistant coach. New York Islanders invite Chyzowski and Cheveldayoff to Canadian junior team tryout. Philadelphia goalie Hextall to AHL conditioning. St Louis trades Todd Ewen to Montreal for 1991 third round pick. U S ski Tori Pini retires. coach Steve Gaskill resigns.
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Cleveland
Steve Davis
Los Angeles
Manny Francois
Joe Kesselmark
Milwaukee
Terry Francona
New York
Mapined
Tian Leary
van Snider
Cincinnati
Hal Morris
Rodney Imes
Toronto
Garth Lorg
Medicine Hat
Basktball
Houston
Adrian Caldwell
Mitchell Wiggins
Phoenix
Williams Topeka
CBA
Mike Richmond
College
Boise
Steve Buratto
North Carolina State
PAC 10
St. Francis
Frank Pergolizzi
UCLA
Greg Robinson
Hockey
New York — Islanders
David Chyzowski
Kevin Cheveldayoff
Philadelphia
Assis
Ron Hextall
AHL
St. Louis
Todd Ewen
Montreal
U.S
Tori Pini
Steve Gaskill
Madison Junior High teams sweep Franklin in boys basketball
Madison 8th graders routed Franklin 47-17 to move to 4-2 as 16 players played and 12 scored led by Doug Buckman with 13 points and Mike Stahl with 12 Madison led 30-4 at halftime The 7th grade team edged Franklin 33-32 with Jess Knigge and Kevin Reed each scoring 11 Thursday the 7th grade hosts Challand Junior High while the 8th grade travels to Challand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Franklin Grove
Patriots
Franklin
Doug Buckman
Mike Stahl
Jess Knigge
Kevin Reed
Challand Junior High
Sterling
Challand
Wednesday and Thursday area sports schedule notes
A compact list shows Wednesday events including Temple Christian vs Tampico at 6 30 pm Amboy against Franklin Center at 8 am Polo at Winnebago. Thursday feature matches include Neponset at LaMoille 6 30 pm Manlius versus Walnut 8 pm and multiple girls basketball games across Dixon Princeton Rochelle Rock Falls Pecatonica LaMoille Walnut Polo Richmond Rockford Guilford with several city matchups.
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Manlius
Temple Christian
Tampico
Amboy
Franklin Center
Neponset
LaMoille
Walnut
Dixon
Princeton
Rochelle
Rock Falls
Pecatonica
Polo
Ottawa
Fulton
Oregon
Sterling Newman
Savanna Durand
Geneva
Dakota
Ashton
Richmond
Rockford
Guilford
College basketball scores across conferences prompt varied results
East Boston College routed Harvard 114 to 66 while Dartmouth beat New Hampshire 79 to 77. Other notable games included St Joseph's Pa. over Temple 54 to 74 and Villanova past Connecticut 64 to 57. Womens game shows Sauk Valley defeating Elgin 65 to 62 with SVCC leading at halftime.
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von Steuben
Oak Lawn
Brother Rice
Ottawa Marquette
Minooka
Peoria Christian
Sparland
Peoria Notre Dame
Roanoke-Benson
Plano
Sandwich
Prairie Central
Paxton
Reed-Custer
Wilmington
Richmond-Burton
Mooseheart
Richards
Thornton Fract South
Romeoville
Tinley Park
Schurz
St. Gregory
St. Francis DeSales
Washington
Joe
Stagg
Hinsdale South
Steinmetz
Mather
Stillman Valley
Genoa-Kingston
Stockton
Orangeville
Sullivan
Bogan
Tri-City
Niantic-Harristown
Warrensbrg-Latham
Argenta-Oreana
Wauconda
Schaumburg Christian
Wells
Kelly
Westmont
Montini
Winchester
Beardstown
Winnebago
Forreston
Yorkville
Seneca
East Boston College
Harvard
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
F. Dickinson
St. Peter’s
Hofstra
Iowa
St. John’s
Fordham
Temple
St. Joseph’s (Pa
Villanova
Connecticut
South Coppin St
Land
Drexel
Baltimore Co
Duchesses Rally Falls Short to Dixon in turnover laced game
Duchesses trailed 46-39 at start of final period but tied 48-46 with 5:54 left as Moline pressured with turnovers. Fisher scored 13 of her 27 points late to lift Dixon, while Spencer praised Becky's 27 point outburst. Dixon, rebuilding after losing six key players, held on as Moline’s Sizemore led with 19 and Westerdale added 16.
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Moline
Stulk
Graves
Crawford
Sizemore
Ducey
Elliott
Carlson
Westerdale
Lamonica
Dixon
Petersen
Zimmerman
Fisher
Withrow
French
Messamore
Blaine
Billings
Fallon
Spencer
Duchesses
Withrow Fisher
Becky
The
Maroons
Jenni Conley
Lori Fassler
Izzie Dishman
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