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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The San Francisco 49ers had the game well in hand.
Terrell
           Owens had provided the spark Jerry Rice said was lacking.
Garrison Hearst was running
           wild and Steve Young was running the show.
           Then Bryant Young broke his leg, casting a pall and reducing
the 49ers' 31-7 victory over
           the New York Giants on Monday night to almost an
afterthought. Bryant Young, San
           Francisco's best defensive player, was lost midway through
the fourth quarter with a
           broken right leg. Replays showed the leg snap as he collided
with linebacker Ken Norton
           Jr. as they closed in to tackle a scrambling Kent Graham.
           "I heard a crunch," Graham said. "I heard he was obviously in
pain. It's one of those
           situations you hate to see a fellow football player go down
like that. I told him I would be
           praying for him. He was hurting big-time."
           Players from both teams watched grimly as medical personnel
huddled over Young,
           gingerly put him on a gurney and wheeled him off the field.
He was taken to Stanford
           Hospital, where coach Steve Mariucci said Young would undergo
surgery and was done
           for the season.
           "It was an awful injury," Mariucci said. "Bryant is a tough
guy. If anybody can make it
           back from an injury like that, he can -- but not this year."
           Owens caught a 79-yard touchdown pass from Steve Young and
Hearst ran for 166 yards
           on 20 carries to go over 1,000 yards rushing for the second
straight season in San
           Francisco's 15th straight regular-season win at home. Hearst
iced the game with a
           70-yard scoring run and became the first 49ers back since
Roger Craig (1988-89) to rush
           for 1,000 yards in successive seasons. He now has 1,105 yards
for the season.
           "We just had a nice game other than the big injury," said
Steve Young, who completed
           19-of-33 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns. He also
rushed for 62 yards.
           Owens finished with five catches for 140 yards. Wade Richey
kicked a 39-yard field goal,
           Terry Kirby scored on a 7-yard run and Irv Smith caught a
1-yard TD for San Francisco.
           The victory clinched a 16th straight winning season for the
49ers (9-3) and kept them a
           game behind first-place Atlanta in the NFC West with four
remaining.
           The Giants (4-8) started fast but then faded, much like they
have this season after winning
           the NFC East last year. Graham had a 48-yard completion to
Ike Hilliard on their first play
           and three plays later, Gary Brown bolted 11 yards up the
middle for a TD.
           "I thought we competed hard but we just didn't get it done,"
New York coach Jim Fassel
           said.
           New York, with the second-worst offensive ranking in the
league, couldn't sustain its
           advantage against a 49ers team that fell behind for the
seventh time in nine games. The
           49ers took the lead for good when they put together a 90-yard
drive that Steve Young
           finished with a 1-yard scoring pass to Smith for a 14-7 lead. 
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           SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 31, New York Giants 7
           (Recap)
                          1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH  FINAL
                          --- --- --- ---  -----
           N.Y. Giants     7   0   0   0     7
           San Francisco   7   7   7  10    31
           First Quarter
                 NY-Brown 11 run (Daluiso kick), 9:21.
                 SF-Owens 79 pass from S.Young (Richey kick), 2:39.
           Second Quarter
                 SF-Smith 1 pass from S.Young (Richey kick), :28.
           Third Quarter
                 SF-Kirby 7 run (Richey kick), 7:01.
           Fourth Quarter
                 SF-FG Richey 39, 10:07.
                 SF-Hearst 70 run (Richey kick), 3:09.
 
                                   NY        SF
                                   ---       ---
           FIRST DOWNS              18        23
            Rushing                  9        12
            Passing                  9        10
            Penalty                  0         1
           THIRD DOWN EFF         5-16      5-14
           FOURTH DOWN EFF         0-2       0-0
           TOTAL NET YARDS         344       466
            Total Plays             68        70
            Avg Gain               5.1       6.7
           NET YARDS RUSHING       120       237
            Rushes                  25        34
            Avg per rush           4.8       7.0
           NET YARDS PASSING       224       229
            Sacked-Yds lost       2-13      3-24
            Gross-Yds passing      237       253
            Completed-Att.       21-41     19-33
            Had Intercepted          1         0
            Yards-Pass Play        5.2       6.4
           KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB   2-0-0     6-1-1
           PUNTS-Avg.           5-42.8    5-35.8
            Punts blocked            0         0
           FGs-PATs blocked        1-0       0-0
           TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE     88        75
            Punts Returns          2-3      4-48
            Kickoffs Returns      5-85      2-26
            Interceptions         0-00       1-1
           PENALTIES-Yds          7-59      7-65
           FUMBLES-Lost            1-1       0-0
           TIME OF POSSESSION    28:33     31:27
           INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
           RUSHING-New York, Brown 15-56, Way 6-53, Barber 2-9, Graham
2-2.
           San Francisco, Hearst 20-166, S.Young 5-62, Kirby 6-14,
Detmer
           3-(minus 5).
           PASSING-New York, Graham 21-41-1-237. San Francisco, S.Young
           19-33-0-253.
           RECEIVING-New York, Hilliard 6-141, Calloway 5-45, Barber
4-13,
           Toomer 2-14, Haase 1-27, Jurevicius 1-7, Cross 1-(minus 4),
Way
           1-(minus 6). San Francisco, Owens 5-140, Stokes 3-38, Rice
3-25,
           Hearst 2-7, Smith 2-5, Harris 1-25, Clark 1-7, Edwards 1-4,
Kirby
           1-2.
           PUNT RETURNS-New York, Toomer 2-3. San Francisco, McQuarters
           4-48.
           KICKOFF RETURNS-New York, Patten 4-74, Barber 1-11. San
           Francisco, Kirby 1-14, Smith 1-12.
           TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS-New York, Sparks 10-0-0, Hamilton
7-0-0,
           Wooten 7-0-0, M.Buckley 5-0-0, Armstead 4-0-0, Harris 3-1-0,
           Peter 3-0-0, Widmer 3-0-0, Galyon 3-0-0, Garnes 2-1-0,
Strahan
           2-0-2, Bratzke 2-0-1, Phillips 1-1-0, Gray 1-1-0, Hamilton
1-0-0,
           Williams 1-0-0, C.Buckley 1-0-0, Calloway 1-0-0, Colman
1-0-0,
           Scott 1-0-0. San Francisco, McQuarters 8-0-0, Tubbs 6-1-0,
           McDonald 5-0-0, B.Young 5-0-0, Norton 4-1-0, Peterson 4-1-1,
           Hanks 3-0-0, Walker 3-0-0, Bronson 3-0-0, Posey 3-0-0,
Schulters
           3-0-0, Barker 2-0-1, Bryant 2-0-0, Doleman 2-0-0, Bonham
1-0-0,
           Levy 1-0-0.
           INTERCEPTIONS-San Francisco, McDonald 1-1.
           MISSED FIELD GOALS-New York, Daluiso 43 (WL), 42 (BK). San
           Francisco, Richey 41 (WL), 43 (WR).
           OFFICIALS-Referee Tony Corrente, Ump Ron Botchan, HL Mark
Baltz,
           LJ Tom Barnes, FJ Paul Baetz, SJ Ron Liebsack, BJ Don
Dorkowski.
           Time: 3:10. A-NA. No-shows-NA.

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