European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 13, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 30 the stars and stripes close vote for Heisman is expected new York apr Gino Torretta has the Best record Marshall Faulk has the Best stats and Garrison Hearst plays in the Best conference. So who will win the Heisman trophy saturday night this edition of stripes was in route to our readers when the Heisman trophy Winner was announced. See tomorrows paper for details with no overwhelming favorite it could be a close vote for College footballs biggest award. Will the Winner be Torretta who has compiled a 26-1 record As Miami a starting quarterback despite a lumbering style and the fact that 18 others were ranked higher in passing efficiency this season or will it be Faulk the san Diego state Sophomore who led the nation in Rushing Lor the second straight year but missed 21/�?T games and played in the offence crazy Western athletic conference and what about Hearst the country a leading scorer and no. 2 rusher the Georgia Junior played in the rugged Southeastern conference but averaged Only 62 Yards Rushing against Mississippi Florida and Auburn. Then again you might want to consider notre Dame running Back Reggie Brooks and Florida state linebacker Marvin Jones. Brooks averaged eight Yards per carry More than Faulk or Hearst and Jones was a dominant defensive player for the seminoles. Sports sunday december 13, 1992 quarterback aces a past and present Miami quarterback Gino Torretta and former nil great John award for the nation s top College quarterback was presented to by Unitas look Over the Unitas Golden Arm trophy before the Torretta Friday night in Louisville  state s Moore Best in div ii Sheffield Ala. A Ronald Moore smother did no to want him to play football. Now she a glad she gave in. Moore a running Back from Pittsburg state on Friday was awarded the seventh annual Harlon Hill trophy As the Best player in Nch a division ii. Moore beat out record setting Wofford . Quarterback Shawn Graves and Portland state Ore quarterback John Charles in balloting by division ii sports information directors. What made Moore a accomplishment even More remarkable was the fact that he did no to begin playing football until his freshman year of High school. His Mother Norma Jean Moore initially forbid her son from playing. Quot i was afraid he might get Hurt a said mrs. Moore who attended the awards ceremony along with her husband Sampson Moore. A a you know a Mother protecting her children. A but he was determined to do it so i finally said a of if that a what you want to  after High school Moore walked on at the Kansas University and watched last year As teammate Ronnie West won the Hill trophy. This season Moore claimed it for himself by Rushing for 2,502 Yards and 39 touchdowns including the playoffs. He had 40 ads Overall and was one of the top Kickoff returners in the nation with an average of 26.3 Yards. Moore a 5-foot-11, 220-Pound senior got one More Chance to improve his numbers. The top ranked gorillas 14-0 were seeking their second straight National championship saturday in neighbouring Florence Ala., against Jacksonville state. Moore was trying to duplicate West a winning weekend from 1991, when he captured the Hill trophy on Friday night and then helped his team beat Jacksonville state 23-6 the following Day in the finals. A a there a definitely nothing like winning a National championship a Moore said. A this is a great Honor but winning Back to Back National championships is More  Moore said he got a message earlier in the week from West who now plays with the a Fly a Minnesota Vikings. A the wished me Good Luck and said he was proud of me a Moore said. He remembered celebrating with West at their hotel after the 1991 awards ceremony but said it a never crossed my mind that i might  Pittsburg state coach Chuck Broyles Wasny to surprised though. A a he a a Tough hard nosed football player a Broyles said. A a he la run Over people hell run around pm and hell run away from  Moore finished with 148 Points and 29 first place votes. Graves was second with 121 Points while Topping 26 ballots. Charles got 106 Points and 13 no. 1 votes. Chili Davis returning to Angels by Ronald Blum new York a the Check books still Are open and general managers keep spending the big Bucks. Outfielder Chili Davis returned to the California Angels on Friday for a one year Ileal Worth 52.25 million and outfielder Candy Maldonado agreed to a $3.5 million two year contract with the Chicago cubs. Second baseman Harold Reynolds agreed to a $ 1.65 million one year contract with the Baltimore orioles who then released second baseman Bill Ripken Cal s brother. And the Detroit tigers and Lethander Bill Kieu Gei agreed to a two Eai Onti act Woi in about $2.-i million. C a Lici a Civilo Santiago was close to Agi Mcmeni with the 1 Liula marlins on a s is million on.  Loi tract i in Deal in t  .1 to he dual Zed until  Middle to not w cock at the  incl i he i ii unit reds signed  baseman Juan Samuel to a Nuitai league Ileal Worth Quot 11,000 guaranteed and in \ item Lum to Spring training. 1 he Ball i Mic orioles sum cd infield or Lonum Hinzo and Pitcher Dave Miller to minor league contracts and invited them to Spring training too. Late thursday night the new York Yankees finally signed a free agent Pitcher agreeing to a $17 million four year contract with left hander Jimmy key. Quot sometimes we get people who get sceptical about coming to new York a Yankees general manager Gene Michael said. Quot sometimes after they make two or three million they want a Little More comfortable  Davis a switch hitter who turns 33 next month left the Angels two years ago to sign As a new look tree agent with the twins where he served As the designated Hitler most of the Lime lie nets $ i t5 million in end has e Chance to earn not Sci som Phil in pet Mormance Bonus 1 he amols base a option Loi l s a at ins total cd a us orc. Of must Pav a Sli i Iii by ont. As c Teci the addition of i inti bolsters Iii lineup and. With Kelly Gtuber. Pro sulcs Protection Thio Ghoul the batting older Quot Angels president Richard Brown said. Quot we feel he will instill some important leadership qualities to our younger players. The club certainly did no to w ant to lose Chili after the i960 season and we Are pleased to have him return in an Angels  Reynolds 32, has a .260 career average in 10 major league seasons All with the Seattle mariners. He has 208 career steals and has often through his career been among the Al leaders m triples. A the gives me some Maneule ability because of the Way he handles the  orioles manager John Oates said. Maldonado. 32, is the fifth free a Gem signed by the cubs joining Catcher Steve Lake and pitch is Jose Guzman Randy Myers and Dan  Maldonado acts a $200.i ii i in nine pm of uni $1 Mph i lit each of tie a. To two , a my 1 n Chance n , Loi  i in Tion ii t   a 1 pc hit 2 2 h ill i a Sal i Pion Tonto Blue Java with 2s 0. 20 Home i mis and in Rel to Saa a. I a 11 111 t Quot s i 1 1 it 1 i 1 i a Schott lawyer getting ready to fight Back Cincinnati a the lawsuit that opened the door to charges that Cincinnati reds owner Marge Schott used racial slurs is being used by Schotts new attorney in his own investigation of the allegations. Washington d.c., attorney Robert Bennett said Friday that he a doing a Little digging of his own to counter the accusations against Schott. "1. Too am doing my own inquiry. And i have been assured by i die  of the sub com a a Nice that we will have an oppor a Umito address and concern to  i   Bennett said of them a  but. Major league . 1 la declined to discuss details