Jeff Hostetler (15) doing a somersault as Lawrence Taylor hugs Matt Bahr, who kicked five field goals to win the NFC championship game for the Giants.

From: The Record (Bergen County, NJ) | Date: January 21, 1991 | Copyright information


The Record (Bergen County, NJ)

01-21-1991

Jeff Hostetler (15) doing a somersault as Lawrence Taylor hugs Matt Bahr, who
kicked five field goals to win the NFC championship game for the Giants.
Date: 01-21-1991, Monday
Section: NEWS
Edition: Four Star B, Also in Three Star P, Two Star, One Star

Jeff Hostetler (15) doing a somersault as Lawrence Taylor hugs Matt
Bahr, who kicked five field g...

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