European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 28, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse Wednesday november 28, 1990 the stars and stripes Page 21 oilers bump Buffalo by Denne h. Freeman Houston apr in what was billed As a Duel Between Warren Moon and Jim Kelly Houston a troubled Lorenzo White stole the show. White had his career Best game in Rushing and receiving yardage on monday night baffling the Buffalo Bills and carrying the Houston oilers to a 27-24 Victory. The Victory created a three Way first place tie in the acc Central and a two Way tie in the acc East after a weekend massacre of All she nil division leaders. Houston improved Ito 6-5 to jump into a three Way tie with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. The Bills dropped into an acc East first place tie with Miami at 9-2. The loss snapped an eight game Buffalo winning Streak. A fall the division leaders lost and in a glad we got to Knock one of them off a Houston coach Jack Pardee said. White criticized for his fumbles and Lack of production this season a was wired tight a Pardee said. White rushed 18 times for 125 Yards and caught five passes for 89 Yards. His previous Best Rushing total was 113 and his Best receiving was 82, both last year. A they were in pass defense most of the night a Pardee said. A they had six Guys Back and five up front. You have to be Able to count. We got White Moons 28-Yard pass to White positioned the oilers for a 3-Yard scoring pass to Leonard Harris with 7 21 to go for a 27-17 Lead. A White was fantastic a Moon said. A the knew he was going to be called upon the Way they were dropping people Back.�?�. Buffaloes Thurman Thomas scored on a 2-Yard run with 3 29 left to trim Houston a margin to a Field goal. But a v Quot Ora a / a 1 ills my a i a ill a Quot a s a a it a is i Mthm a Bubba Mcdowell 25 and Al Smith 54 Clamp Down on Bills Thurman Thomas. Blocking unsuccessfully Are Jamie Mueller 41 and will Wohlford 69. The oilers held the Ball to the final gun with Moon throwing two third Down completions for first Downs. A we knew it would be a matter of who had the Ball last a Kelly said. A we wanted the Ball Back. We had Confidence we could score again. But give them Moons 43-Yard pass to Drew Hill set up Whites 1-Yard run with 3 14 left in the third period for a 20-17 oilers Lead. White gave credit to his offensive line. A your offensive line was ferocious and unrelenting a White said. A it takes a while for the line in this system to get used to the run. Once i get the Hole i can create things. It was just like its drawn up on the White added a this is Thomas town but its my stadium. I thought in the 1988 draft me and Thurman were the Best Thomas went to High school at nearby Willow Ridge. But Buffalo Wasny to Overly complimentary of White. A when we re split out like we were a baby could run through the holes a cornerback Nate Odomes said. A i done to mean to take anything away from Lorenzo. My hat is off to d fuels Arizona Laugher from wire reports Tucson Ariz. A Arizona Reserve Deron Johnson figured head better make the Best of his on court Opportunity so he strutted his stuff. The Redshirt freshman scored a game High 14 Points in 15 minutes monday night As no. 2 Arizona got balanced scoring with Points from All 12 players. But it was defense that fuelled the wildcats 9051 Romp Over Western Illinois. A every time i play i think its a Good Opportunity to show what i can do a Johnson said. A i had some open shots so it College basketball does no to Surprise me How i played. A game like this can do a lot for your Arizona defended its new no. 2 ranking with a vengeance behind a stifling defense. The taller wildcats 5-0fresh from beating Arkansas for the big Apple nit championship contested virtually every shot in holding the fighting leathernecks 0-2 to 32 percent shooting 19 for 59 while scoring on 22 layups including eight off offensive rebounds. Arizona coach Lute Olson used his Bench liberally with Johnson scoring 9 Points in less than six minutes As the Wildcat reserves accounted for 21 first half Points. In other major games monday no. 8 Duke 125, East Carolina 82 Durham . Grant Hill and Christian laettner each scored 17 Points to Lead she Duke players in double figures. Bobby Hurley added 16 Points Thomas Hill 15, Crawford Palmer 14 and Billy Mccaffrey 10. Mccaffrey the Blue devils co Leader in scoring with a 19-Point average made Only three of eight Field goal attempts. Freshman Antonio Lang blocked six see College on Page 26 Asp sports Central european time radio basketball a Phoenix at Portland 2 . Wednesday. Dispute Over Money dividing majors minors to a minor if Lanno new apr a i Thi by Hal Bock a sports writer after 87 years of marriage baseball a major and. Minor leagues seem headed for divorce court battling Over a what else a Money. This confuses people like Pat Mckean and Bob Fowler who run minor league teams and eagerly await the outcome of what has been described As a last negotiating session on tuesday. Mckean a former schoolteacher has been president of the pc la a Albuquerque Dukes since 1979. Fowler who spent 25 years As a sportswriter has been running the Utica Blue sox of the new York Penn league since 1985. A a they be been spoiling for a fight a Mckean said. A i think they want to win one after always losing to the unions. I done to know what their problem is. Its almost like the aliens have taken Over a the majors have taken a bully approach a Fowler said. A it will have a Long term effect on the relationship with the minors and that a unfortunate. They wanted to go to War with their own Kin and i still done to understand More baseball on Page 25 Why. No matter what the Resolution there will be hard the majors suspecting big profits at the Moor league level want More control of the operations. They Are threatening to end their traditional subsidies a the lifeline of those franchises. A sure we make Money a Mckernan said. A a that a not wrong in Fowler a franchise is less Well off. A a in be been at it six years and have yet to have a profit a he said. A the first two years we lost $100,000.�?� in �?T88 the Blue sox led the new York Penn league in attendance with better than 65,000 fans at the 4,500-seat stadium. A whatever we made we used to pay off debts a Fowler said. This year with the Blue sox finishing last the operation lost about $30,000. Is Fowler the typical minor league owner a i think so a he said. A there Are More of me than there Are of the other at Issue from the major leagues Point of View is the amount of Money it takes to underwrite minor league operations. At Utica the salaries and insurance of the players Are paid by the Parent franchise the Chicago White sox. A they pay for 50 dozen baseballs and 15 dozen bats a Fowler said. A we used 200 dozen baseballs and 20 dozen bats last season. Each Bat costs $12.50. Each Ball costs $2.50.�?� for meal Money Fowler pays his class a players $11 per Day $8 of which is reimbursed by the White sox. Chicago and Utica split the hotel costs. All this begins to sound like Nickels and dimes and Fowler laughs when he reads estimates by major league spokesmen that the subsidies could increase by As much As $150,000 per team. A a they re giving Jose Canseco $5 million and will Clark $4.5 million and they re wording about $150,000?�?� he said. A a that a Petty Cash to them. Not to me. To me its big
