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The Chiefs, who won their third overtime game this season, had tied the game with 15 sec onds left on a 78-yard drive engi neered by Bono, who had under- studied for Montana in Kansas City and San Francisco. An 18-yard pass to Derrick Walker, followed by the extra point, forced the fifth overtime game this weekend — an NFL record. Then Neil Smith came alive in overtime, twice sacking Gale Gilbert, who replaced the in jured Stan Humphries at quar terback for San Diego. After the second, Darren Bennett punted and Vanover, who could have made a fair catch, grabbed the ball at the 14, evaded three Chargers tacklers and broke left around the wall. He broke free about his own 35, evaded Bennett at the San Diego 40 and sailed into into the end zone in an electrifying sprint for his second TD — he had a 90-yard kickoff return for a score against Seattle. “I’m feeling joy right now,” Vanover said. “I’ve been wait ing all my life, I’ve been wait ing all my life.” Kansas City raised its record to 5-1, tying the Chiefs for the best mark in the NFL with Dallas and Oakland. John Carney kicked a 29- yard field goal with 1:12 left to give the Chargers (3-3) a seem ingly safe 23-16 lead. Just over three minutes earlier, Humphries had put San Diego ahead 20-16 with a 4-yard TD toss to Shannon Mitchell. Leone: Tech fans sore winners Continued from Page 7 I’ll admit I have a hard time keeping my Aggie spirit to my self while covering games. However, I have enough self- discipline to show respect by limiting my reactions to elbow ing my partner when the Ag gies score or cussing under my breath when things go sour. Something else disturbed me just before halftime. While forming in the back of the end zone before their performance, members of the Aggie Band were pelted with tortillas thrown by Tech fans. I guess I should expect this from folks who decided to attend a univer sity whose one true football tra dition, besides losing, is tossing tortillas on the field. After the ballgame a number of Red Raider fans stormed the field to celebrate their school’s first win over A&M since 1989. As far as I’m concerned, that’s not a big deal because they’ve waited a long time for some thing other than a loss. But things got out of hand. After a few minutes around the middle of the field, the mob crowded into the corner of turf just below the section of stands where the Aggie Band and Ag gie fans were assembled. They showed their regard for sports manship by extending their middle fingers and singing a five minute chorus of, “Aggies suck! Aggies suck!” What it really comes down to is this: For many years, Texas Tech has been a perennially mediocre to bad football team. So it should come as no sur prise that their fans couldn’t handle the joy of actually beat ing a quality team like A&M because they’re simply not used to it. Needless to say, my weekend in Lubbock was pretty much miserable. I did get some plea sure out of my drive back to College Station. Somewhere between Slaton and Roscoe on Highway 84, a silver BMW with a Tech sticker on the back window zoomed by me. Members of the car rolled down the windows and showed me their Red Raider “Guns” fol lowed by a more internationally recognized hand gesture. I brooded on the matter for a few miles, but couldn’t resist a smile when I came upon the same BMW illuminated under the flashing lights of a state trooper’s car on the side of the road. Until that moment, I’d nev er been a big fan of honking out “Hullabaloo Caneck! Ca ne ck!” r C^i. BOOK Store In Northgate Book Sale Special purchase in novels, reference and children’s titles 50% OFF all titles Ik Parking in Back I Marino’s knee surgery successful fun t G mor< at 6' □ Marino will miss at least this week's game against Cleveland. DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — One day after breaking the NFL record for completions, Dan Marino had knee surgery Monday and the Miami Dolphins quarter back will miss at least one game and possibly more. Marino underwent arthro scopic surgery to re pair torn cartilage in his right knee and had blood drained from his severely bruised left hip. The injuries oc curred during Sun day’s 27-24 overtime loss to Indianapolis. Marino finished the game and broke Fran Tarkenton’s NFL career record for completions. Marino could be back for the Oct. 22 game against the Jets in New York, but he’s more likely to return against Buffalo the following week. “We’re not sure how long it’s going to be,” coach Don Shula said. “Every knee is different. Originally they said day to day, but obviously he’s out this week.” That will delay Marino’s pur suit of three other NFL career passing records held by Tarken- ton — touchdowns, attempts. If Marino misses no more than a couple of games,he could still break all three records this season. Marino’s replacement Sun day at New Orleans willbe Bernie Kosar, starting for the first time in his two seasons with Miami, “We brought Bernie in for this type of insurance,” coach Don Shula said. “We’re coni dent he can do the job for us.” Kosar’s last start came in 1993, when he found himself playing just days after signing with the Dallas Cow boys. “That week I hai to get used to a new system, new terminology, a new environment and the timing with new players,” Kosar “Here I’m familiar with thesys tern and the guys." Dan McGwire, a former first round draft pick who hasyetto take a snap with Miami, comes the No. 2 quarterback. Marino stayed in Sunday’s game after hurting his knee late in the second quarter, la wasn’t sure exactly when the injury happened. “He felt something different a clicking sensation,” Shuts said. “But he felt he could go." held Dr. eve T< rath will Kiel cour son us: E ship Che mer at 6 E eral to b spei on “ a w to s tact fi mec inf com JaS' / we< wit’ car will in Chi call FISH CAMP . 1996 CHAIRPERSON APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE OCTOBER 9TH - 20 ROOM MI KOLDUSi (FISH CAMP OFFICE) REQUIREMENTS: * 2.25 OPR * Experience in Fish Camp Counselor or Chairperson * Desire to Challenge Yourself! APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY: OCTOBER 20TH AT 5:00 P.M. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT THE FISH CAMP OFFICE AT (845-1627) It happens when your advertise in The Battalion Call 845-2696