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Steelers rethinking their expectations
Bv MARCIA DUNN at his weekly news conference Mon- co Harris gained 153 yards against Steelers’ two remaining games are
Prß - B Wr „ er dav the Cleveland Browns in 1979. unimportant.
— Noll said he’s grateful for Sun- “It was a good game for us, a “You go out in the field, every-
PITTSBURGH - Pittsburgh day’s victory, even though it good game offensively and a good thing S N °"
Steelers Coach Chuck Noll may doesn’t ease the pain of missing the game defensively, Noll said. If win, Noll saidL You re proving
at the nrnsnect of a 7-9 Dlavoffs there was a shortcoming, I think we something every time you go out
season a few months ago, but it’s “Why did we need it? For the gave up a couple big ones, a big there. You have to. There sno rest
beeinning to sound better and bet- most important thing. Ourselves,” kick-off return, a touchdown run ing on your laurels.
,Jr B he said. that added greatly to their running Noll said he doesn t plan any
' O. 1 , 'co Cnn feeler* wide receiver Louis stats. For the rest of it, I thought we major changes for the Jets game.
Lipi^caughT’e^sht’passes fJS played pretty woll.” New York , s UMlf.,towing a 24.10
Lions face the Jets in New York yards and two touchdowns against Perhaps the poorest performance loss Sunday to the San Francisco
this Saturday before ending the the Lions, and quarterback Mark of the day came from Gary Ander- 49ers, their third strait defeat
season in a Dec. 21 showdown Malone enjoyed his best passing son, the NFL s best looker, who “One of the things they do a lot of
against the Kansas City Chiefs at day of the season, 18 completions missed three of four field goal at- is substitutions. They 11 come in
home out of 32 attempts for 232 yards. tempts. with two tight ends, three tight
“From this ooint right now, it (7- In addition, running back Earnest . “He was trying to kick it as deep ends, three wide receivers, those
9) would be a P good goal. From the Jackson accounted for a touchdown as he could,” Noll explained. “His kinds of things which f ° r . .
beginning of the season! obviously it and a season-high 147 yards, the kicks were very long.” ° f P l e ’
wouldn’t be a good goal,” Noll said most by a Steelers back since Fran- Noll bristled at the suggestion the week this week, he said.
Eagles are hoping Byars is back on track
By RALPH BERNSTEIN
AP Sports Writer
PHILADELPHIA Coach Buddy Ryan took
Keith Byars to the movies to remind the Philadel
phia Eagles’ 1 rookie running back how good the
coach expected him to be.
Ryan isn’t sure whether the films helped, but
Byars, who has alternated between being a starter
and a backup, turned from pussy cat to tiger
Sunday in the Eagles’ 10-10 overtime tie with the
St. Louis Cardinals
Byars gained 127 yards on 24 carries Sunday. It
was his first 100-yard plus game in the NFL, and
first for any Eagles’ running back this season.
“He and I sat down Saturday and looked at films
of the Ohio State-Illinois game of two years ago,”
said Ryan.
“I wanted him to see what it looked like when he
played a great game.”
The former Ohio State All-American helped the
Buckeyes rally from a 24-0 deficit to beat Illinois,
45-38. He rushed for 274 yards and five touch
downs, including a 67-yarder in which he reversed
his field and ran most of the way after losing his
shoe.
“I don’t know if that had an effect on him, but at
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least he rocked up on his toes and took off. He
played the best game he’s played for us. Maybe I’ll
get him a bunch of his college films.”
Ryan recited the story during his weekly news
conference at which he also said there wasn’t
much else he liked about Sunday’s game.
The coach said his players allowed their upset
33-27 overtime victory the previous week over the
Los Angeles Raiders to go to their heads.
“And it just wasn’t the rookies either,” declared
the coach. “The old guys were as bad as the rooks,
getting all excited over winning one game.
“That’s the difference between an amateur and
a pro. The amateur can afford to get high and
maybe be off a week. Pros have to be ready every
week. They have to get themselves mentally
ready. The coaches can do just so much.”
Byars, after Ryan benched him before the
Nov. 23 Seattle game, insisted he couldn’t show his
ability averaging three carries a game.
“I need to run 20 or more times to get into the
flow of the game,” he said
Ryan was asked if Byars would be allowed to run
the ball as much Sunday against Dallas and in the
final game of the season against the Washington
Redskins.
“I’d like to. That would be the ideal situation if
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blocking of rookie fullback Anthony Toney, who
collected 74 yards on 16 carries.
“Those two young running backs did a heckuva
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well and blocked well. We see improvement
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The defense, he said, took a step back.
"This is the only time this year that I can say I
was really disappointed in the way we per
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The offense produced 230 yards on 46 carries, the
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last regular season game of 1981.
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Flutie phenomenon ups
jersey sales in Chicago
By WILLIAM C. HIDLAY
Associated Press Writer
CHICAGO - Doug Flutie’s No. 2 play in the pros, although he passed
Chicago Bears’ jersey has become f° r 10,579 yards from 1981-84 to be
the hottest-selling item in some stores come one of the top five career pass
since William "The Refrigerator” ers in college history.
Perry’s No. 72 last season. And the Super Bowl champions
Flutie’s performance Sunday, in already had three quarterbacks,
which he had a hand in three touch- Starter Jim McMahon said he didn t
downs, has triggered a buying frenzy, think they needed a fourth.
“After Sunday’s game, it seemed On Sunday, with McMahon out for
like everyone who walked into the the season with a shoulder injury,
store wanted a Flutie jersey or some- Flutie threw for his first NFL touch
thing related to Flutie,” said Dawn K. down pass. Replacing starter Mike
Cottini, retail buyer of Bears’ par, Tomczak for nearly two quarters,
aphernalia for Morrie Mages Sports Flutie ran for a second touchdown
store in Chicago and handed off for a third in the
Perry, the beefy defensive lineman Bears’ 48-14 thrashing of Tampa Bay.
who weighs at least 325 pounds, was a On Monday and Tuesday, fans
sports-marketing phenomenon last swamped many Chicago area stores
year. But he is playing less offense looking for No. 2 jerseys, managers
this year and his popularity has said.
cooled.
“I think if (Flutie) continues to
play well and they give him more
time, I think you’ll see it snowball. I
think you may see another situation
like ‘The Refrigerator’ last year,”
said Robert-Tangen, regional man
ager for Merle Harmon’s Fan Fair,
an Illinois chain of sports parapher
nalia stores.
“A lot of women want Flutie jer
seys because he’s cute,” Cottini said.
“He’s a very likeable player. He’s
cute and he’s a good football player.
There’s also the controversy over his
size.”
Flutie suggests his relatively small
stature, 5-foot-9 may help his
appeal with some fans.
‘The average fan can identify with
me and say to himself, ‘lf he can
make it, maybe I can make it, too,’ ”
the 1984 Heisman Trophy winner said
Monday.
The former Boston College star,
pint : sized next to the Fridge, caused
a stir in Chicago when he was signed
Oct. 21 by the Bears after his United
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States Football League suspended
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Critics said Flutie was too small to
Morrie Mages sold nearly 100 jer
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Cottini said.
Flutie paraphernalia has been pop
ular since he joined the Bears, she
said, noting the store has sold about
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“As soon as he was signed, we had
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from all over the country,” she said.
“The response to Flutie has been
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Morrie Mages, which sells about
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seys, she said.
But the Sports Arena chain of
stores isn’t so lucky.
“We’ve got a lot of people asking
for them, but unfortunately we don’t
have any,” said Doug Norkus, a man
ager of one Sports Arena store.
“We got all our jerseys at the
beginning of the year and since Flutie
wasn’t on the Bears then, we don’t
have any number twos,” Norkus said.
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important. With the loss of some of
last year’s bench-players, such as
Bobby Faux, the younger players
will be relied upon this season.
Right now Tait is not sure what
level the team is at but said there is
no doubt it has the potential for
another great season.
But potential isn’t everything.
“Potential never scored a point or
won a match,” Tait said. “We have
to make it turn into ability.”
The season begins Jan. 2 in To
ronto against the University of
Manitoba, which beat Pepperdine
University earlier this season. It
was Pepperdine that eliminated
Penn State in the NCAA semifinals
last year and went on to win the
national championship.
Chase
Continued from Page 11
come up to me and say it was the best game I’ve had,”
Chase said. “I am the hardest critic on myself.”
When Chase does have a bad match, he just goes
somewhere alone and tries to figure out why it hap
pened and correct it as quickly as possible. He said it’s
important not to dwell on it during the game because it
hinders his concentration.
And with such high expectations placed upon him,
Chase does have to find a way to escape it.
“It’s a mental test,” he said. “You have to make sure
you get rest and relax. When you have time to yourself
you should do what you want to do.”
Something else that helped Chase was his own
expectations about himself. When he came to Penn
State he wanted a starting position. He was aggressive
and worked his way up, but he said, “the hardest thing
to realize was I didn’t have the skills (older players)
had.”
So he kept working and practicing until he did get a
starting position. He was also rewared when he be
came a.first-team All-American.
“He certainly was not All-American last fall, but he
had the potential. He spent so much time working,”
Tait said, “and he earned the starting berth.”
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Even though Chase does receive a lot of publicity and
compliments on his performance, he is the first to
return praise for his teammates. He thinks the passers
should get more attention. He said they have improved
and deserve credit because getting their job done is
essential to winning games.
‘I had more opportunities in high
school because I stood out in the
crowd more. Because I was
playing good then, I played more,
and improved quicker.’
Chase is optimistic about the upcoming season. He
said this team is the most talented in the nation as far
as skills go. He was disappointed with the way fall
practice went this season, but felt it was an attitude
problem, which the team believes it has corrected.
LOST
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PERSONALS
ANNETTE (SKEETS), HAPPY
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I love you and miss you! Good
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Call us at 237-7292.
FOLLOW SMOKEY’S RULES
ALWAYS hold
matches till cold.
The pressure is mounting on Jets quarterback Ken O'Brien to reverse a three-game skid in which the team has scored lust
16 points.
Jets faltering in homestretch
By BARRY WILNER
AP Sports Writer
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. For nine
weeks this season, Ken O’Brien stood
above the competition. He was the
leading passer in the NFL and his
New York Jets won with regularity
and potency.
Now, with the Jets at 10-4 and in the
midst of a three-game slide, O’Brien
doesn’t seem to swagger quite so
much. He is- less in control of his
team’s attack and destiny.
O’Brien’s worst day came Sunday,
as the San Francisco 49ers handed
New York a 24-10 defeat. He threw
three interceptions for the first time
in his career, missed open receivers,
overthrew others and passed into
tight coverage more than he did in all
nine games of the winning streak.
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After the game, the usually calm,
patient O’Brien bolted the locker
room, declining to talk to the media.
On Monday, Coach Joe Walton reit
erated his faith in O’Brien.
“Kenny is our quarterback,” Wal
ton said. “He has a lot of character, is
a strong individual with a lot of tal
ent. Kenny believes in himself and we
believe in him. We’ve all got to work
our way through it.”
O’Brien is the unquestioned leader
of the offense. If his confidence is
ebbing, it can have an even worse
effect on his teammates.
“To see Kenny’s spirits down both
ers us,” All-Pro nose tackle Joe
Klecko said. “Keeping his spirits up
is big to us. No. 7 is a big deal to us.”
Despite the slide, the Jets are still
tied with New England for the lead in
the AFC East.
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Walton refuses to place any blame
on any individuals for the losing
streak, in which the Jets have been
outscored 86-16.
“The whole team has got to rally
and do things better,” he said. “I
think the whole team was a little
shook up (after the third straight
loss). They realize they can play
better. They all can kind of check
their hole card. If they didn’t feel like
that, I’d be disappointed.”
While Walton certainly is disap
pointed with recent results, he also
had some positives to focus on.
Klecko and defensive end Marty
Lyons, who was having an excellent
season before hurting his shoulder,
could be back for regular duty on
Saturday against Pittsburgh. And the
Jets' need only one more victory to
clinch a playoff spot.
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