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IRVING, Texas (AP)
There’s one Dallas Cowboy
who keeps his cool when others
are losing first their helmets
and then their tempers.
Barry Switzer calls this cap
tain of composure “stone face.”
. “Troy kept his poise,” said
Switzer, the Cowboys rookie
coach. “He’s the one who had
to fight off all the negatives.”
Aikman led by example. He
started hanging in the pocket a
little longer, buying a little
time on the blitz until his re
ceivers could get clear. He paid
a price in knockdowns by the
aggressive Eagles defenders.
“I struggled in the first quar
ter,” Aikman said. “The Eagles
did a nice job of putting pres
sure on me. Every ball I put in
there was tight.”
“The important thing is to
not lose my head and for the
other guys not to lose theirs,”
Aikman said. “I gave the guys
a talk in the first quarter.
Then they understood that we
would do fine.”
After a 2-for-9 start, Aikman
logged a total working man’s
day of 12 for 23 passes and 156
yards, including touchdown
strikes of 16 yards to Alvin
Harper and 14 yards to Jay No-
vacek.
The Cowboys overcame a 7-
0 deficit to beat the Eagles 24-
13 and claim leadership in the
NFC East with a 5-1 ledger.
Dallas has won 10 consecutive
games against NFC East foes
dating back to September
1993, when it lost the opener
to Washington.
Switzer is learning to appre
ciate Aikman a lot more than
he did at Oklahoma where he
tried to make a Wishbone quar
terback out of him. Aikman
went to UCLA because of it.
"If Troy goes nuts on you
when things go bad then it’s all
over,” Switzer said. “That’s why
I call him 'stone face.’ He never
changes expression and he nev
er has any panic. He just hangs
in there and gets the job done.”
The Eagles sacked Aikman
twice and knocked him down
a dozen times.
“They were playing an ag
gressive style defense and the
coverage was tight so we hit
the slants,” Aikman said. “We
eventually made them pay.”
‘We’re playing as well right
now as we did at this time last
year,” said Aikman.
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Cubs manager Trebelhorn fired
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chica
go Cubs got rid of their 11th man
ager in 12 years Monday, firing
Tom Trebelhorn after a last-place
finish in the NL Central.
Trebelhorn, hired last Octo
ber, was the fifth manager fired
since the players’ strike ended
the season Aug. 12.
“All I can say is I’m hoping to
have a manager and coaching
staff in place for the team’s orga
nization meetings the first 10
days of November,” general man
ager Ed Lynch said by telephone.
“I will interview Tony Muser, but
I have not made up my mind and
will probably interview at least
one or two others.”
Rice
Continued from page 7
A portion of the sweetness for
the Owls was beating their an
nual tormentors in a nationally
televised game.
“Not only did we beat Texas,
we beat them in front of every
body,” LaRocca said. “We ran it
down their throats with our
style of offense. We shut them
down with our defense. It was
awesome.
“It feels even better than I al
ways thought it would.”
The Owls were running out of
time to beat the Texas Long
horns before the two teams left
the Southwest Conference.
“We just had to get them be
fore they got out of the confer
ence,” wide receiver Ed Howard
said. "There was no way they
were leaving the conference with
out us beating them. Hell no.”
Rice’s path to the Cotton
Bowl is still steep. The Owls
play at Texas Christian (2-3, 0-
2) on Oct. 29 and host Southern
Methodist (1-6, 0-3) on Nov. 5.
Then comes the biggest remain
ing showdown against Baylor (5-
2, 2-1) on Nov. 12 in Rice Stadi
um. Navy and Houston (1-5, 1-1)
also remain on the schedule.
Rice athletic director Bobby
May, a Rice senior in 1965 when
the Owls last beat Texas, still
managed to think like an admin
istrator following the wild cele
bration that followed the game.
“I’m not sure what to do next,
except fix the goal posts,” he said.
Israel-Jordan
Continued from Page 1
King Hussein of Jordan, who
maintained clandestine contacts
with Israeli leaders for years de
spite the state of war between
the two countries, insisted the
treaty heralded a new era.
“Hopefully, it is a fresh begin
ning and a fresh start,” he said.
And Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin of Israel called it a “histor
ically unique moment,” and said
he hoped a full-fledged treaty
would be signed by the end of
next week.
Israel TV said the full accord
would be signed Oct. 27 on the
Jordan-Israel border and that
President Clinton had been invit
ed to take part. Clinton admin-
stration officials said Clinton
would probably attend.
Israel and Jordan signed a
non-belligerency pact in Wash
ington on July 25, and since then
had been working to resolve dif
ferences that stood in the way of
a full-fledged peace treaty.
“I believe this peace is an im
portant achievement,” a weary
Rabin told reporters in
Jerusalem after returning from
Monday’s ceremony and the
overnight meetings in Jordan. “I
think it will also have repercus
sions where Syria and the Pales
tinians are concerned.”
Peace talks with Syria have
lagged over Damascus’ demand
that Israel relinquish the Golan
Heights captured in the 1967
Middle East war. Polls show
most Israelis oppose giving up
the Golan.
Monday’s accord, signed by
Rabin and Prime Minister Abdul
Salam Majali of Jordan, came af
ter a rocky week for peace talks
with the Palestinians.
Israel suspended negotiations
with the PLO after Islamic mili
tants kidnapped an Israeli sol
dier. The soldier was killed by
his captors Friday as Israeli com
mandos stormed their hideout,
but talks are to resume Tuesday
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There had been speculation
Lynch, hired last week, would
promote Muser, the Cubs’ third
base coach, to manager. While
an executive with the San
Diego Padres, Lynch in 1992
interviewed Muser for a Triple-
A managerial job.
Chicago finished with a 49-64
record this season, second worst
in the league.
Trebelhorn’s firing completed
a shakeup in the Cubs’ front of
fice. Andy MacPhail was hired
last month as the team’s presi
dent from the Minnesota Twins
and Lynch was hired from the
New York Mets.
Tuesday • October 18,
Women’s golf team
takes second
scores.
The tournament, being held at the
par-72 Prairie Dunes Country Club, will
conclude later this week.
Hockey strike continues
(AP)- Seventeen days and S3
games — and still counting.
The numbers continued to mount
Monday in the postponed NHL
season with seemingly no quick
solution in sight to the labor dispute
between the league and its players.
The league has been in a holding
pattern since Oct. 1, the original
starting date of the season. That was
first postponed by NHL commissioner
Gary Bettman in hopes of reaching a
new collective bargaining agreement
with the players by Oct. 15.
The deadline passed, following a
rejection of the latest players'
proposal by the owners last Tuesday.
Bettman and Goodenow haven't
spoken since. NHL spokesman Arthur
Pincus said Monday there were no new
negotiations planned at this point.
There still was no word whether
the 93 postponed games would be
rescheduled and that the entire 84-
game schedule can be salvaged. The
league hasn't officially canceled any
games, but has announced that a
formal policy regarding ticket refunds
would be issued Nov. 1 if no contract
was reached by then.
Alou selected as NL
manager of the year
NEW YORK (AP) — Felipe Alou,
who guided the young Montreal Expos
to the best record in the majors before
the strike stopped the season, was a
near-unanimous choice Monday as
National League manager of the year.
Alou got 27 of 28 first-place votes,
with Dallas Green of the New York
Mets receiving the other one.
The Expos, who have shown
steady improvement in Alou's two-
plus seasons, exceeded even their
own high expectations this year by
going 74-40.
Texas Tech athletic
director dies
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Texas
Tech associate athletics director
Jeannine McHaney, who helped build
Red Raider women’s sports from an
intramural offshoot, died of cancer
complications Sunday. She was 50.
McHaney was admitted to
University Medical Center last week
after she was having trouble
breathing.
She held a variety of jobs at Tech
over the past 28 years and guided
women’s athletics into an eight-sport
program with a budget of $1.2 million
last year. The Women's Basketball
Coaches Association named her the
1993 Administrator of the Year.
in Cairo.
Clinton said he was “delight
ed” by the developments in Am
man, adding: “This agreement
reminds us that moderation and
reason are prevailing.”
Jordan is only the second
Arab country to make peace with
Israel. Egypt broke ranks to do
so in 1979.
Jordan and Israel last fought
in the 1967 Middle East war,
when Israel seized the West
Bank and east Jerusalem, but a
state of war has existed between
the countries since 1948.
Syria fought Israel in 1948,
as well as in 1967, 1973 and
during Israel’s 1982 invasion
of Lebanon.
Many Jordanians were taken
by surprise when they heard of
the accord through the Israeli
media, which reported the
event live.
Jordan’s media did not report
it for four hours, apparently be
cause of concern it would trigger
protests by hard-line opponents
of peace with Israel.
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The Texas A&M women'sgoil
team ended Monday's action in
second place of the 11-team field ai
the Marilynn Smith/Sunflowei
Invitational in Hutchinson, Kansas
The Lady Aggies completed 36
holes on Monday, finishing the daj
with a two-round total of 654.
"This is a great golf course,
Lady Aggie head coach Jeanne
Sutherland said. "If the conditions
were a little better, I believe you
would have seen some lower
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