ehr iatly aar Hrrl SUPER BOWL From Page 12 coach Dick Vermeil, who returned to coaching in 1997 after a 14-year absence. He had lost his only other Super Bowl appearance in 1981 with Philadelphia. The Rams outgained the Titans 294 yards to 89 in the first half but led just 9-0. The first three possessions ended with field-goal attempts and the Rams holding a 3-0 lead. St. Louis took the opening kickoff and drove from its own 31 to the Titans 17. But holder Mike Horan fumbled the snap on what would have been a 35-yard field-goal attempt. The Titans then moved to the St. Dilbert© COMPANY | I PREFER ‘ f fAANAGING IS OFFERED ttE 7UJENTY f HIRE SOMEONE I SUPPOSED TO BE l PERCENT mORE. 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The Titans kept the Rams out of the end zone again after St. Louis drove 73 friend Olive 4 Hands and knees 5 Stick back together 6 Knights' weapons 7 Sorts 8 Nothing 9 Give too much credit 10 Ushers after the interval 11 Picnic fare 12 Debate 13 Chick calls 18 Chills 22 Very old: abbr. 23 Ed who played Lou Grant 24 Pic 25 Picnic fare 26 Irritant 28 The present 30 Tangle of tongues 32 Inscribed stone slab 33 Spanish bulls 35 Rose Bowl Parade city 36 Stage-manage 38 Tied, as skates 1 2 3 4 T - 7 8 |9 [To - ■■pt 1 12 13 itllLllllllltll ™ """"" 2 J 24 25 ■■■26 “ ' zzzzzjrzzz~jm 28 32 33 LJF 37 MB3B ■■pg 43 * pr mm w ■■ps” 50 |5?|52 53 jci w IIJ If I ■ Imm J, ,fs 1 yards from its own 16 to the Tennessee 11. This time Wilkins ended up kicking a 29-yard field goal to make it 6-0. The Rams then went 67 yards in 13 plays but ended up again with just a field goal, a 29-yarder by Wilkins. The Titans reached the St Louis 27 on the opening possession of the second half, but Del Greco’s 47-yard field-goal attempt was blocked by Todd Lyght. The Rams followed the block with a 68-yard, eight-play drive for the game’s first TD. It came two plays after the game was delayed while Titans safety Blaine Bishop was treated for a strained neck. On third-and-goal from the 9, Holt slid inside of Dainon Sidney and Warner sidearmed the ball to him through the Tennessee pass rush and it was 16-0. (C)2000 Tribune Media Service*, Inc AH rights reserved. 51 144 52 Cotton separa tor 53 Get the picture 39 Violated 41 Op. (in the work cited) 42 Coadjutant 43 Butcher's stock 44 Ne plus (the ultimate) 45 Removes from text 47 Sedimentary material 50 TV adjunct Sports UNC Caps Undefeated Start By Blasting No. 5 Hurricanes The 20th-ranked North Carolina baseball team finished off a perfect weekend by defeating No. 5 Miami 9-0 Sunday in the ACC/Disney Blast UNC (3-0) broke open a scoreless game by scoring two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. The Tar Heels regis tered two runs in the sixth and one more in the seventh to take a 5-0 lead. Ryan Blake blasted a two-run home run in a four-run eighth inning. Chris Elmore (1-0) provided seven scoreless innings and allowed only four hits. “It’s January, and we just have to keep that in mind,” UNC coach Mike Fox said. “It’s a little Junior catcher Dan Moylan went 2-for-3 with a sacrifice fly in Sunday's win against No. 5 Miami. unexpected to come out and do this well.” On Saturday, the Tar Heels garnered an 8-2 win against seventh-ranked Rice. North Carolina broke a 2-2 tie by scoring six runs in the top of the ninth. Blake hit a triple to right-center field { BRAKES | 50% OFF i Pads and Shoes EXPIRES 5/15/00 EXHAUST \ I S2O OFF I I any exhaust that consists of | muffler & tailpipe EXPIRES 5/15/00 APPLICATIONDEADLINE for Fall 2000, Academic Year 2000 & Summer 2000 Piograms is February 15, 2000 Apply online at http://study-abroad.unc.edu ; No late Applications will be accepted. pO i