issersighttp325127261184453tp21342621140■level ■level id $4,h the stern iefore raiseowed sity’s ham-so de of il and es.I 13takenlorials willllviij UUIiUMIfjWyatt Insurance26 22 Midco Ky. Co.15 33Robinson—224.a. mcv/uyTotals414Corbin Middle School Boys WinGirls Lose In Overtime ThrillerV- fThe Corbin Middle School boys defeated Tazewell, Tenn. 51-37 but the Middle School girls came out on the short end of a 27-26 score in an overtime.In the boys game Corbin and Tazewell were all tied at 6-6 at the end of the first period with the locals forging into a one point margin at 15-14 by half time. The winners led 33-25 starting the final quarter of play.Buck Hinkle led Corbin in scoring with 18 points on eight field goals and a pair of free throws followed by B. Rice with 16.In the girl’s game Tazewell led at the end of the first half by 16-9 and 18-16 starting the final quarter of play. The two teams were tied at 25-25 at the end of regulation time.Patty Hill was tops for Corbin with nine pints followed by Michelle Woods with eight.Individual ScoringMiddle BoysfttpA.Johnson408B. Rice7216B. Hinkle8218D. Hacker113D. Williams124D. Steely102Total22751Tazewell BoysfgfttpG. Hurst408P. Goins328P. J ohnson204T. Honeycutt215K. Cooper5010T. Runions TotalsCorbin Middle GirlsPatty Hill Angie GrigsbyJean Meyers102Michelle Woods40817337Binky Davis011Sherri Duncum102fgAfttpMichelle Wright102Totals12226419Tazewelli02Middlefgfttpi02Sandy Bailey6012Sue Bull1 1Tracy Goins2 0Lori Neeley1 0K. Guthrie202113 1 27New Orleans Saints Bow Again;9 I |Coach Dick Nolan Not To Resign /By AUSTIN WILSON A P Sports WriterNEW ORLEANS (AP) -Dick Nolan knows the ax is a little sharper after his New Orleans Saints bowed 27-7 to the Los Angeles Rams, but somebody else will have to swing it.“I will not resign,” Nolan said after the Monday night game that left the Saints 0-12 in the National Football league this season. ‘‘John Mecom (team owner) and I spoke briefly after the game, but I will not comment on the conversation.”The Rams, 8-4, administered an old fashioned country whippin’ to the Saints Monday night, outgaining New Orleans 393 yards to 96, sacking the quarterback eight times and allowing the Saints past midfield only twice.The victory kept the Rams one game back of Atlanta in the NFC West.‘‘The whole idea in football is to dominate the line of scrimmage,” said Rams defensive end Fred Dryer. “If you can do that, you're going to win the football game.”Nolan agreed with Dryer’s assessment.“They were beating us on the line of scrimmage. Wecouldn’t knock them off theline,” he said.The first quarter was scoreless only because the Rams stopped themselves.A holding call stalled one drive at the New Orleans 36 and Frank Corral missed a 53-yard field goal attempt. The next drive stalled at the New Orleans 17 and Corral was sent back out of the game and told to sit out a play when he was found to have illegal tape on his kicking shoe.Deprived erf the use of their field goal kicker, the Rams had to go for it on fourth-and-four and fell short.M“He had tape covering the laces on his kicking shoe, said Los Angeles Coach Ray Malavasi. “Last week he had the same tape on, and nothing was called. That shows an inconsistency.The lapses were eliminatedin the second quarter and widereceiver Preston Demardcaught two touchdownfor the Rams. One was yard halfback pass from reserve Mike Guman, the other a 16-yard toss fromquarterback Vince Ferragamo.Elvis Peacock scored a fourth-quarter touchdown on a 1-yard dive, and Corral booted two field goals — a 23-yarder in the third quarter and a 19-yarder in the fourth quarter.lt;The Saints scored on a 19-yard pass from backup quarterback Bobby Scott to tight end Henry Childs midway through the final quarter.Every member of the Rams' defensive front got at least one sack, and linebacker JimYoungblood got a pair.Safety Nolan Cromwell came up with two pass interceptions that led to Corral's field goals, and special teams member Lucious Smith9III 1