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PICKING PROWESS.
Young-less Nineis
knock off Cardinals
By Bob Baum
The Associated Press
TEMPE, Ariz.— Monday night
usually belongs to the San Fran
cisco 49ers, even these not-so
awesome 49ers, even with Steve
Young knocked woozy just before
halftime.
San Francisco shined in prime
time again.
These might not be the 49ers of
old, but they were good enough
for a 24-10 victory over the young
Arizona Cardinals on Monday
night.
“We took a step forward,”
coach Steve Mariucci said. “We
beat a playoff team on the road.”
Lawrence Phillips’ 68-yard
touchdown run with 1:42 left in
the fourth quarter added the ex
clamation point to Mariucci’s sev
enth victory in as many tries on
Monday nights.
“I didn’t get touched,” Phillips
said. “Anybody could have
scored that ball.”
Young staked San Francisco (2
1) to a 17-0 lead before being
knocked out of the game with a
mild concussion with 28 seconds
left in the first half.
Jake Plummer, the quarterback
San Francisco passed up in the
1997 draft, has rallied Arizona to
victory 10 times in his 29 games
with the Cardinals. But this one
fell short.
Young threw a 13-yard touch
down pass to Jerry Rice before he
was knocked out of the game by
the blitzing Cardinals, the 85th
time the two combined on a scor
ing pass.
Young thought he could have
gone back in the game.
“I was shocked,” Young said of
the hit he took. “At first, I didn’t
know what happened. I hear box
ers talk about ‘the flash.’ I sat for a
second, got my wits, and actually
felt pretty good.”
But after talking to team doc
tors, Mariucci decided not to play
Young in the second half.
Arizona (1-2) rallied with 10
points in the third quarter, but
Chad Stanley’s 49-yard punt
pinned the Cardinals on their
own 3-yard line with 9:17 to
play. Arizona moved the ball
down the field, but Adrian Mur
rell lost 6 yards, then Plummer
was sacked for the fifth time and
the Cardinals chose to punt on
fourth-and-11 at the San Francis
co 40 with just over 2 1/2 min
utes to play.
“It was fourth-and-11 and we’d
been playing very well defensive
ly,” Arizona coach Vince Tobin
said. “They had their quarterback
in there. We felt if we pinned
them back, we’d get the ball back
with two minutes or so to go.”
But instead, the 49ers got a first
down, then Phillips broke free for
the biggest play of his troubled,
brief NFL career.
Phillips, given a chance by the
49ers after a big season in NFL
Europe, burst through the line
and raced to the end zone for the
game-clincher with 1:42 to play
to make Mariucci 7-0 on Monday
nights. Phillips finished with 102
yards on nine carries.
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150TV & SOUND SYSTEMS
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