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SAN FRANCISCO — In the days
before Super Bowl XIX, finding
predictions was easy. Everybody
seemed to know exactly what was
going to happen.
Some people even turned out to
be right.
There was Joe Montana, for ex
ample, examining the astounding
passing statistics Dan Marino had as
sembled this season.
Marino’s numbers were produced
in a Miami offense that used its
ground game for decoration. The
Dolphins traveled through the air —
much like the San Francisco team
that won the Super Bowl three years
ago.
“I don’t think we threw 70 percent
of the time,” Montana said, remem
bering that team. “That’s impressive,
when you throw that much and
you’re winning.”
Then he added an interesting
kicker.
“A lot of teams throw that much,
but they’re losing,” he said.
On Sunday, Marino set Super
Bowl passing records with 50 passes
and 29 completions. And he lost.
San Francisco guard Randy Cross
thought he recognized the Dolphins
before this Super Bowl. They re
minded him of his own team in
1981.
“Miami’s going into this Super
Bowl a lot like we did three years
ago, with more of an implied run
ning threat than a real running
threat,” he said.
The implied running threat
gained just 25 yards on Sunday.
Miami defensive coordinator
Chuck Studley was worried about
Montana’s mobility. “He’s most dan
gerous when he gets out of the
pocket,” Studley said. “WeVe got to
contain him, keep him from getting
outside.”
The Dolphins did not accomplish
that and Montana set a Super Bowl
quarterback rushing record with 59
yards.
Tackle Keith Fahnhorst had been
asked about the 49er ground game
in what seemed certain to be a
bombs-away air show between Mar
ino and Montana.
Texas A&M Sportsday
SWC Tournament tickets on sale
Tickets to the 1985 Southwest
Conference Post-Season Basket
ball Tournament are now on sale
at the Texas A&M ocket office at
G. Rollte White Coliseum. The
tourney is scheduled for March 8,
9 and 10 at Reunion Arena in
Under the new format for the
tournament, the first-round
games that formerly were played
at three university sites have been
eliminated. This year, the top
eight finishing teams in the final
conference standings will go to
the Dallas tournament site.
There will be four first-round
games on Friday, March 8 ~-
teams 4 and 5 will meet at 12:08
B .m.; teams I and 8 will meet at
:08 p.m.; teams 2 and 7 will
meet at 7:08 p.m.; and teams 3
and 6 will meet at 9:08 p.m.
There wall be two semi-final
games on Saturday, March 9,
starting at 1:08 p.m, and 3:08
p.m. The championship game
will !>e Sunday, March 10 at 2:08
p.m.
Tickets for all seven games of
the tournament are $50 each and
are sold only in books of seven.
No individual game tickets will be
sold.
In addition to the regular
ticket office hours of 8 a.m. to 4
p.m., the A&M ticket office will
also be open during and al ter this
weeks home basketball games
with Texas Tech on Wednesday
night and with Houston Sunday
afternoon.
Registration is $0per persons
> per
advance, or $8 on tne day of tlx
race. All proceeds will be donated
to AI. Pick of registration forro
in Room 21b or the Memorial
Student Center or at the AI tabk
tn the MSC, Jan 23-25.
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5K run slated for Saturday
Gold Cup Series starts Saturday
The ('.ollege Station Parks and
Recreation Department lias de
veloped a monthly fitness activin
open to all Bryan-Codlege Station
residents, including students.
The Run Against Torture is a
and fund-raising event
tais Ca
individuals may participate in
the whole series, tne ChmcI
publicity
for Amnesty International s Cam
paign To Abolish Tourture, co
sponsored by the Texas A&M
Roadrunnersand AI.
This 5K run is open to runners
of all ages. The start will be on
Joe Routt Blvd. in front of G.
Rollie White Coliseum on Satur
day. Jan. 26 at 8:30 a.m. Shirts
with the AI logo will be given to
the first 100 entrants on the day
ilci Cup
Series, in which points art
awarded for the first six plac«
(male and female categories) in
each of the twelve events; or indi
viduals may participate in a single
(or several) event(s) of their
choice.
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Poor fan support cited
Kings may leave K.G
Associated Press
“I hope it’s being overlooked by
the Dolphins,” he said. “I’m sure not
though. I think it’ll be one of the
keys of the game as far as controlling
the ball and keeping their offense
off the field.”
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Confirming
months of rumors, the Kansas City
Kings announced Monday they had
petitioned the National Basketball
Association for permission to move
to Sacramento, Calif, in time for
next season.
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The 49ers were not in awe of Mar
ino’s record-breaking accomplish
ments. Gary “Big Hands” Johnson
said he thought the Niners would be
able to handle him.
Poor attendance this season, poor
season ticket sales and “generally
weak support over the years,” were
cited for the move, Kings President
and General Manager Joe Axelson
told a news conference.
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don’t have to get to the quarterback,
but we can get close, keep our hands
up and block his line of vision. This
defense can do anything it wants,
and that’s the truth.”
By Sunday niglit, no one would
dare call him a liar.
Gregg Lukenbill, a Sacramento
resident who heads a group which
purchased the Kings in June 1983,
called it a “joyous day” for Sacra
mento.
Sacramento is a beautiful
community that is grow
ing so quickly it has be
come the 20th-largest tele
vision market in the
nation. ”
— Gregg Lukenbill, a Sac
ramento resident who
heads a group which pur
chased the NBA’s Kansas
City Kings in June 1983
the Kings will lose $1.8 milliontlJ
year.
Kansas City had sold just 3,21
season tickets this year and efforts
enlist the support of the busim
community had failed, Axelsonsaii
“Certainly, that is their right nt
to buy our tickets, just as wehaveili
right to interpret their lack of intei
est as a clear and very costly India
lion that this professional basketbai
team is not going to break event
become profitable in Kansas City
Axelson said.
“Members of the Sacramento
business and political community in
dividually and collectively are ex
tremely excited about the opportu
nity to be a part of bringing the first
major league franchise to our vi
brant city,” Lukenbill said. “Sacra
mento is a beautiful community that
is growing so quickly it has become
the 20th-largest television market in
the nation.”
Under NBA procedure, a con
mittee of owners will be appointed!
investigate Sacramento to determiii
if it can support a team. The cot
mittee will make a recommendati#
to the Board of Governors, who*
vote on the transfer within 120 days
A simple majority of 12 owners!
needed to approve the move.
Axelson said the Kings lost $ 1 mil
lion last year, and Lukenbill has said
Lukenbill and Axelson declined!
say what the Kings would do if the
transfer application was rejected
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