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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1990
Page
2
The ORC standings show Spike Force atop the table with strong results from ATI and Cary Hammer Time Six Pack. Rookies Push also posted gains, while Cary Hammer Time Six Pack remains near the upper tier as competitors push for top spots.
Tempe Arizona AP reports the Fiesta Bowl will honor civil rights during halftime with a production titled Celebrate America. The event features 800 performers including BJ Thomas Chuck Jackson and school bands, noting tributes to the Bill of Rights King Henry Lincoln and Kennedy.
Police say five youths robbed Penn State coach Joe Paternos son on Fort Lauderdale Beach at 2 15 am Monday forcing him to lie face down. A pellet gun was used and valuables including wallet purse and a necklace were taken. Officers tailed suspects who were stopped after fleeing in a car. Names tied to the incident appear garbled in the report.
NFL television policy blocks some games from national view to favor home markets. The Giants beat the Jets 42-7 as 46,641 no-shows at Giants Stadium highlighted fan loyalties. The article notes long-standing rules and possible future pay-TV options for out-of-market fans.
Syracuse defeats Arizona 28 0 on Christmas Day in Hawaii. Marvin Graves earns MVP with two passing touchdowns and two rushing scores as Arizona fails to move past the Orange defense, ending a 214 game scoring streak.
Oklahoma players highlighted the 53rd Blue Gray game with Scott Evans named Blue MVP for a key interception and two sacks. Frank Blevins, Tom Backes, and James Goode contributed defensively as Oklahoma held on 17-14, while Cary Blanchard of Oklahoma State kicking the decisive 25 yard field goal. The Gray defense struggled deep in Blue territory, not cashing in on turnovers.
Jefferson D. Farris retires as NAIA executive director after four years at the helm. James R. Chasteen, who will take over January 2, has served as co president of Athens State College and Calhoun State Community College in Alabama. Farris plans to settle near Hot Springs, Arkansas, and may teach part time. He notes NAIA progress in staff organization, finances, and academic standards, with goals including higher graduation rates for athletes.
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