"It's here because it's THE COWL true, not true because it's here."

Volume XXIX - No. 21 Wednesday, December 8, 1976 Providence, R.I. 02918 20 Pages

Winter Sports Special

MICK O'SHEA

Was he PC's first Irish runner? How many times has he won the New England's? What is his fastest mile time? Who is his chief spring rival? This and more on page 9.

BB2 •

v

RON WILSON JOE HASSETT Why did he choose PC? Does he want How touch was the transition from to play professional hockey? What is it guard to forward? Does he think he like to be an All American? What is it will ever make the pro ranks? What is like being asked to play for the his true range? Does PC have any Olympic team? How far can this chance of being the best in New year's edition of the Friars go? All this England? All this and much more on and more on page 9. page 9.

THE SPORTS SPECIAL PRESENTS Talking with Coach Gavitt - page 2 THE PC SPORTING TRIUMVIRATE Little did Providence College know in 1973 that their incoming freshman class had Friar Stats - page 6 three eventual All-American's. All three have only one thing in common; they will graduate in 1977. Each was born in a different country, and all three star in different Volleyball hopeful - page 8 sports. Hassett throws up bombs from 25 feet, Wilson shoots bullets from the point at opposing goaltenders, and O'Shea runs roughly three miles as his specialty. Lady Friars - page 12 See page 9 for in depth profiles on these remarkably gifted individuals. Profs Pick - page 17 \m Page 2 Wednesday, December 8, IM6 From the Gavitt Foresees Expanding Sportsdesk Sports Facilities For PC By John O'Harp The COWL: What is your of Rhode Island It was very and John Mullaney philosophy concerning the difficult to run a program like recruitment of athletes? that. It was very costly and very The COWL: Do you know Gavitt: What I think we try to expensive. do is to recruit the best player we where PC is going in the next five By John O'Hare years in regard to the athletic can find that we have a chance to At the time we made the decision to build the ice arena we program? Do you think that we recruit. We could easily go and This year's edition of the Sports Special is the result of a- will continue to grow? spend a month out in California, had a chance to be competitive in divisional hockey in the East with promethean effort on the part of just about everybody connected Washington, or Oregon, or all with The Cowl. I am of the slightly biased opinion that this is the Gavitt: Well, I think a lot of over the West Coast and talk to the other 16 schools that play. We that depends upon the interest of have been in the playoffs or have best special ever put out by this humble publication, but time will every high school prospect. But tell That is the judge of all great masterpieces. the student body and what the being realistic, the chances of been close to making the playoffs Seriously now, I would like to thank the people who made this interests are. We've had over a getting a quality player from out in the last five years. possible. First off, the folks that put the words on the page, my 400 per cent increase in in• there are pretty minimal. tramural participation in the last So I'm pleased with the hockey sportswriters. They are not in order of importance: Paul program, but I must admit that I Langhammer, Mike Callahan, Jude Bratton, Jim O'Donnell, Mike five years and we've branched off First and foremost, we try to am a little mystified that we don't David, Debbie Noviello, and Ned Cummiskey Special thanks to Al into more sports, especially in the recruit in areas where we have a get more student support at the Palladino and John Mullaney, who really deserve a lion's share of women's area. I would hope that chance of getting good people. We games in as much as it's so ac• the credit (or the blame) for this work. this trend would continue as long want people looking for a small cessible. While we haven't been I'm also indebted to my photo editor, Mike Delaney, who has only as money and facilities will school and the type of athletic the best team in the East, we've provided some of the best sports photos this school has ever seen. allow. program we have. certainly been competitive. His cohorts, Cory Shaker, Rick Teves, and Dan Lund, as well as our On the books now we are Secondly, we are bound totally We've gotten off to a good start old standby, Tom Maguire, should all be applauded. Other artists by NCAA regulations, and we will seriously looking into the this year and hopefully that will who contributed a great deal were Kyle Corkum and Jeff Ver- continue. derame. Special thanks also to Rosemary Lynch, Dewey Lennon, Ellen The COWL: Do you agree with White, Peggy Brodeur, Ernest Peabody, Molly Hennessey, Marie increased scholarships in Martineau, Maryanne Putz, and Nancy Klobukowski. women's sports? By this time it's common knowledge that 1976 ranks among the Gavitt: In women's athletics top athletic years at PC. The football team finished second in the we've approached it from the nation Bring on Notre Dame! The harriers finished ninth in the point of view that if the interest is country, the soccer booters mad made the ECAC's, and the there we provide what is needed. basketball team, not to mention the hockey squad, is off to a The general rule of thumb is that sterling start. Therefore, Santa has come early with presents for we try to be realistic about what some of PC's athletes: our needs are and meet them as The Basketball Cheerleaders: Official designation as the best best we can. drilled and most easily offended group on campus. .IV. lloopsler Steve Latimer: A gift certificate to attend Rick Helen Bert, I think, has done a Barry's school of foul shooting. tremendous job in the overall Joe llassett: A can of car wax for his shiny green Torino, a direction of that program. I don't conscience, plus official US designation as an ICBM. know of anything since we've Mark Heissenbuttel: A spellable last name. been co-educational that Helen Paul Oristaglio: A uniform that fits. has requested that has been "Altar Boy" John Nolan: An early vocation to the priesthood denied Not one single thing. On J.V. Iloopster Larry White: A red matador's cape for his the other hand, Helen hasn't defensive efforts. requested that her golf team go to Mike Cuddy: Some hair and pitching control. Hong Kong or anything like that Pat Kehoe: A little more finesse. She's kept abreast of where the Brian Burke: A lot of credit for being an excellent hockey player interest is. and the most popular person on cammis. Mick O'Shea: A Berlitz course entitled, "How to maintain an One of the requests that's on Irish accent and win females " the board now is a request for two John Treacy: The official designation as the school's additional women's athletic "Casanova." scholarships and I've passed that Carol Nagle: Ten reems of perfumed writing paper and a gross of loach Dave Gavitt. He will be trying for his 7th consecutive 20 onto the dommittee on scholar• pens full of invisible ink. name plus season. ships with my endorsement I.uii Lamoriello: Some capacity crowds at Schneider Arena Dave Gavitt: All Dean's List basketball players. The COWL: There is talk about possibility of going in• totally stay within them by letter, Sly Williams: Ear muffs for the first PC-URI clash changing the academic calendar tercollegiate in volleyball for intent, and spirit John Schiffner: A date for the Commencement Ball next year. We're seriously taking such that students would not Thirdly, I think we try to get Mrs. Spignessi: A very Merry Christmas from all the boys in• a look for the future at lacrosse. return to school after the holidays people who want to come here. I volved in the hockey, basketball, track, volleyball and intramural We have field space for it on the until almost February. What are think people who come here programs. Chapin property. Beyond that we your feelings on that? really like it here. So in order to For Myself: A bullet proof vest and an unlisted phone number are really limited by a lack of do that, we have to sell what we facilities. Gavitt: We're not tremen• have here to the best of our dously excited with that proposal. We are limited by the fact that ability and call upon the people Ticket support is really the we have only this one gym and I within the institution to help us smallest part of it, though. The can tell you we are studying right sell it. biggest part of it is that we would now in the very initial stages, end up having 135 students here ANY LARGE ONE ITEM PIZZA The COWL: What are your proposals and possibilities for an for a month with no one else 1.00 OFF observations concerning the indoor recreational fieldhouse around. You can't just take one hockey program? type of complex that would have month out of the winter and PHONE a swimming pool, and four to six Gavitt: I think that our hockey complete your schedule. You're convertible courts for basketball, program here at Providence going to have to play. tennis, and volleyball. It would be College has a chance to be really 353-5511 If you talk to some of the a tart en surface where you could good because of our arena. play indoor softball, baseball, athletes around here, men and and soccer. All of those ideas are Those were dark and grim days women alike, you'll find that it's 1522 Smith Street good, but we don't have the back when we did not have an a grim period to be on campus money at present. arena It was the blood and sweat when nobody else is here. You of people like Father Schneider, have practice for two hours a day North Providence, R.I. We are going to have to try to Lou Lamoriello, and Tom Ec- and that's it. None of your friends figure out, first of all, what our celston and others who saw us are around and everything else is DOMINO'S needs are and, secondly, how we through that period when the kids shut down. So, I think that if we are going to finance it in the were changing in the back of cars change our calendar, it's going to future. But I think that is the and practicing at five or six be a pretty tough morale PIZZA single biggest need we have. different rinks all over the state situation. SAVE

FRESHMEN DEVELOP SELF CONFIDENCE AND LEADERSHIP VALUABLE ASSETS NO MATTER WHAT YOUR CAREER PLANS ENROLL IN THE PROVIDENCE COLLEGE ROTC PROGRAM — AND EARN 3 CREDITS PER SEMESTER WITH NO OBLIGATION.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON COURSE CONTENT AND SCHEDULING CONTACT: MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ALUMNI HALL OR CALL: 865-2471 Wednesday. December 8. 1976 Page 3

Since Marvin left Providence "If there was ever a letdown by College his professional anybody," revealed the PC basketball career has been mentor, "other than me getting Where Are They Now? anything but glorious. He was on them, it was Costello who got named as American Basketball on them right away." Association's rookie of the year in In that season, Costello seemed Retracing the '72'73 Hoop Team 1974 but also acquired quite a to be the one individual on the reputation for tardiness and team whose role each game was By John Mullaney and off to an early lead in that game with the Buffalo Braves that immaturity. More of the same dictated by the strengths of PC and seemed to be in control of John O'Hare made him an instant millionaire. continued this year with the opponents. That meant that one play in the first half. In Buffalo, N.Y., this week Detroit Pistons, who reportedly night the 6-8 forward might For many Americans, the year But then tragedy struck! Ernie D. recalled that season paid the ABA $500,000 a year for concentrate on rebounding, 1972 brings back to mind various With just more than seven when his team came so close to his services. On October 9, another on defense, and another historical events. minutes expired in the action, PC winning that coveted NCAA Barnes broke his parole by one scoring points. center Marvin Barnes went up to Richard Nixon, President of championship title. carrying a concealed handgun in Fran is playing basketball in block a Memphis shot and came the United States, was over• "Well if was an very enjoyable his luggage at Detroit's Barcelona, Spain, these days. We down awkwardly on MSU for• whelmingly re-elected to his year as far as the players were Metropolitan Airport. contacted him recently and ward Robinson. post; J. Edgar Hoover, the law concerned. We were an unselfish Providence superior court judge sought his reflections on that and order chief of the F.B.I, for At first, it looked like Marvin and very talented group and were Anthony Gianini then ordered great season, which he the past four decades, passed just had a bloody nose, but then hungry as a team. All of us had Barnes to serve one year in jail remembered ever so well. away at age 77; Daniel Ellsberg he tried to get up. He couldn't. ambitions of playing pro for violating his parole. "Well, we certainly had a lot of was brought to trial for the With that, PC's hopes of a basketball and we were able to "I'll just have to do my time," talent that year. What made us release of the Pentagon Papers; national crown were gone. get a lot of exposure, especially Barnes quietly commented after successful, though, was the way The Queen Elizabeth, the largest luxury liner ever constructed, burned to its death in Hong Kong Harbor; and the Olympic Games in Munich, West Germany, were marred by the tragic shooting of nine Israeli athletes by five members of the Black September terrorists. Here in the state of Rhode Island, meanwhile and in par• ticular, it was the start of a basketball season that eventually would go down in the record books as the greatest in PC history. Dave Gavitt, coach of the Friars for the previous three years, had just been appointed as the school's new athletic director. The PC home games, after 18 very memorable years in historic Alumni Hall,were being moved to the spanking new Providence Civic Center and its 12,000-seat capacity. The team that was. The 1972-'73 edition of Friar Basketball. In preparation for the big Despite the tremendous effort put toward the end of the season. the trial. "I can take the wait. But the talent played together as a move, AD. Gavitt elevated forth by Barnes' teammates, in "I, also, would have to say that I expected that much from the team. The personnel on the squad sports information director Vin the remaining thirty-plus Coach Gavitt did a great job of people here, so it really wasn't a at that time got together real Luddy to the position of associate minutes of play, the Memphis utilizing the talent on the team. major disappointment. I'll have well. athletic director and hired Mike State Tigers proved to be too He realized that we had great to get my stuff together and go "What you have to remember Tranghese as his replacement much to handle for the un• players and he let us play the ahead and do my time." is that we had played together for and Donny Bello as the new ticket dersized Friars, as they pulled game. In the end, I think we all He originally received four years. The previous year we manager. out the semi-final match, 98-85. benefited as a result." probation for assaulting Ket- had pretty much the same talent In addition to that, assistant It was a squad that featured Concerning his days in the virtus with a tire iron and was but did not go nearly as far It coaches Nick Macarchuk and two hometown heroes and a host professional ranks, DiGregorio given a one-year suspended was that extra year together that Jim Adams were hired by the of other talented players. It was a does not have kind words to say. sentence and three years allowed us time to play better Friar mentor to replace Bill year in which many fans had "I got an opportunity to play a probation. together. O'Connor, who had taken off to their first live look at Friar lot the first year and as a result, I Right now, basketball for "I also think that the Seattle U as head man there. basketball due to the size of the received rookie of the year Marvin Barnes, a talented but momentum we had going for us To top it off, though, the PC Civic Center. honors in the NBA. The second somewhat erratic individual, is in that season, especially at the end, team was welcoming back four of It's been a four years since year, I was hurt and since then, it a state of limbo. helped us to have a successful the starters from the 1971-1972 PC's finest team ever played hasn't been any fun at all. Kevin Stacom - Kevin Stacom season." squad that had posted a 21-6 mark their last game for the Black and "Although I am getting more played pretty much in the shadow The Providence Civic Center and advanced to the NCAA White. They have all moved on >laying time this year than I did of Ernie D. during the '72-73 had, of course, been christened tournament. To replace the other now, to different jobs, different fast year, I do not feel that my season but still made enough of a that year. With the tripling of member, Don Lewis, the Friars locations, and different life talents are being utilized fully. name for himself to be drafted in seating capacity for PC home had a standout guard who styles. But the happiness and However, my main concern is the second round by the Chicago games, more fans got to see the transferred from Holy Cross to disappointments of the year that still winning and I will do Bulls. Stacom's excellent defense Friars play than ever before. the PC campus. His name was was what can never be erased. anything to accomplish that and his ability to move well That certainly gave the Friars a Kevin Stacom. What are they doing now? What objective." without the ball were two of his lift. So, it was with a tremendous do they remember about that '72- Regarding the Marvin Barnes more visible contributions that "I would have to say that the amount of enthusiasm that the '73 season? What is in the future situation, DiGregorio was quite year. Civic Center helped us that year. Friars entered their 46th season for them? loyal to his former teammate. Kevin had an excellent I really didn't want to leave of intercollegiate basketball. Those are some of the questions "I can't tell you all of the legal defensive ball game against Alumni Hall, but once we got The senior-dominated team we posed to the members of that aspects of the situation because I South Carolina when he held the down to the Civic Center it was made their Civic Center debut in squad when we contacted them don't know them. But I can tell highly touted Kevin Joyce to a nice. The fan support that year royal fashion as they demolished recently for interviews: you this, it's easy to get on a guy mere nine points and forced him was good and I think that helped the Stags of Fairfield, 93-57, Ernie DiGregorio:— "There when he's down and I think right into 10 individual turnovers. One us also. before 10,751 fans. It was a game will be other great teams in the now everyone is throwing stones of his many superb offensive "The Maryland game was a big that gave a good preview of what future, perhaps even national at Marvin because he is down. showings that season was against lift for us. I guess they were was to come that season. Sports- champs... There will be other Marvin is a good friend of mine, URI, when he scored 30 points. probably favored in that game, writer Harold Rich termed it great rebounders... and other and as far as I am concerned, it As a recipient of many of Ernie but we really played well. I "one of the most efficient all- great guards... but there will will always be that way." D.'s spectacular passes, the 6-5 personally did not feel that they around performances by any never be another Ernie D." Marvin Barnes:— The Friars guard managed to tally almost 18 played as well as they were Providence College team ever." And so said Frank Lanning in a were well known for their fast points per game with his capable of playing, however. It was that kind of performance sketch he drew after the 1972-73 breaking offense, and the one remarkably accurate jumper. "I don't know whether we that was almost characteristic of season was history. that triggered that break was Despite the fact that he is on a would have won it that year. We the Friars' play that year as they Perhaps better than any book, none other than the other local team filled with superstars from played UCLA that year on their disposed of some 24 teams en headline, story or analysis can kid on the team, Marvin Barnes. top to bottom, Stacom retains his court and lost. But it would have route to their participation in the attempt to do, it summarized best He was "the force" in the Friar quiet, soft-spoken demeanor. He been nice to get a chance at them NCAA tournament that season. what Ernie DiGregorio's value frontcourt that year, as evinced had these memories of the '72-'73 again. But I really don't know In their first match-up in the was not only to that '72-'73 team, by his imposing stats of 19.1 season: "We were a close team, whether we could have won it. most prestigious post-season but to the entire PC basketball rebounds and 18.3 points per and we really enjoyed such other "Right now I'm playing for a tourney in college basketball, the program. game. I had great respect for all the team by the name of Juventude. PC quintet faced the same St. Ernie was the local kid who One of the Bad New's best talent on that team. It was cer• It is an amateur team, as are all Joseph's team that they had set grew up dreaming about the day efforts came at the expense of tainly an unusual combination of the teams over here. However, back earlier in the year by an 81- when he would lead the Friars to Fairfield when he snagged 28 people." all players are paid, so 75 score. greatness. And what a job he did! boards en route to PC's 93-57 As for his experience with the technically the teams are This time, however, the final During that most memorable Cakewalk. Villanova was another Celts, Kevin remarked, "I play professional." tally was not so close as the year, DiGregorio was the team victim of Marvin's individual sometimes, but I'm behind two This year Frannie will be determined PC B-ballers leader and probably the best one talent. Against the Wildcats all he all-stars, so it's tough. As far as playing in both league play and knocked off the Hawks of in the country too. could manage was 31 rebounds the Dave Cowens situation is cup competition for his country Philadelphia, 89-76. He averaged 24 points a game and 23 points. concerned, nobody could have "The league play is against After that, the Black and White and a healthy 8.6 assists per Speculation still continues foreseen it. But Boswell and Ard other teams in Spain, whereas machine destroyed the hopes for contest. But statistics alone about whether PC could have are doing a good job right now." the cup competition is in• greatness of both Penn and cannot possibly reveal Ernie's defeated Memphis State in the Does he ever see any of his ternational play. We received the Maryland with 87-65 and 103-89, importance to that squad. He was semi-finals of the NCAA's if former teammates? opportunity to play the latter as wins over those respective the man who directed the offense, Marvin had net twisted his knee "Well, I try to see the guys the result of our record last year. Eastern college powers. moved the ball up the court on the in the first half. Although when I can. I see Ernie all the Nehru King - When Coach Dave The stage was now set for fast-break, hit the open man with Providence lost that game, and time in Buffalo, Fran Costello Gavitt needed some scoring Ernie D., Marvin Barnes and uncanny accuracy, got the clutch subsequently was denied a return when he's around, and I used to punch in the forward spot op• company to travel to St. Louis, basket when the Friars needed it. match-up against UCLA, the fact see Marvin when he was in posite Fran Costello, Nehru King Missouri and the NCAA semi• instilled spirit and confidence still remains; Barnes was just a Detroit. What happened to was the man he sent into combai final round of action. into his teammates, broke shade behind Bill Walton as the Marvin was unfortunate. There's Averaging about nine points a In the opening game of the through opponents' press nation's top big man that year. not much that you can say. He's a game with a shooting accuracy of double-header that day, PC was defenses, excited the crowd with One of the black spots of the '72 great player, unselfish and 56 percent, King played superbly pitted against a tougher Memphis behind-the-back, over-the-head, campaign was the tire-iron in• sound. He was great to play in the 103-89 win over Maryland in State squad that featured a top through-the-legs passes and cident between Barnes and with." the Eastern Regional finals. notch front-line in Larry Kenon acted as a real leader by teammate Larry Ketvirtis. Fran Costello - The man that "That year everybody was and Ronnie Robinson and a displaying a unique un• Ketvirtis quit the team after the coach Dave Gavitt described as their own individual," said the 6-5 talented backcourt in Larry selfishness in his play. early season fracas but the "the silent catalyst" and hidden Finch and Bill Cook. The North Providence resident confrontation would come back to leader on that '72-'73 squad was See BARNES Page 12 The Friars managed to climb received a very lucrative deal haunt Barnes. Fran Costello Wednesday. December 8, The Cowl established by Providence College in 1935 member of Associated Collegiate Press

Editor's Memo: Two Big Events

The Sports Special has the Faculty Senate's calendar traditionally been the refuge and We felt that each event was so sole creation of the sports staff noteworthy that to wait until our So why, you ask (or maybe not), next publication date (January are there two "serious" pages? 191 would be too late. The answer's simple. Best wishes for a great holiday Two important events occurred season last week: The final decision on Thank you, the liquor license mess, and the George D. Lennon first official act by students on

New Academic Calendar: Motion Queried In his recent statement concerning the academic calendar, Dr. Richard Murphy, president of the Faculty Senate, claimed that sti'dents were spending 10-15 per cent more time learning the same course in the spring as taught in the fall. For this, and other reasons, he feels that it is necessary to change the calendar to make it equitable for both students and faculty members. However, his proposal has brought consternation to both students and administrators alike. Rather than simply compensating for the several days difference in the calendar, Murphy wishes to change the whole calendar to alleviate the problem. It is these changes that must be reviewed and considered for their feasibility in ac• complishing the equitability that Murphy stated was needed. The initial change affecting all students and faculty, would be the conclusion of the first semester the day before Christmas. Citing that not all students would be going home on that day Murphy justified the inconvenience of the few for the benefit of the many. Yet, under the present calendar, students are able to leave school on the last exam day and still have time to make it home before the holiday; even the few are given an optimal amount of time to arrive home.

Whereby, the question of making the calendar to fit the desires of the many brings to light another thought. Is the new calendar being News Analysis: designed with students inmind? It has to be wondered if any consideration was given to the students who do not live on the East Side or up in North Providence. Yes, faculty members might be able to drive home on December 24, in time for the next day's merriment, but will many of the students be able to do the same? 'Rat' Conditions Were Another point in Murphy's proposed calendar which has to be considered is the extensive vacation which would be allowed be• tween the semesters. Using the energy shortage argument and the A Response and Control basic assumption that fuel would be saved if the school was shut granting or reissuing a liquor With the renewal of the cluded as part of the premises. It down for an entire month, Murphy intends to have students license. Rathskellar's liquor license, the is a legal technicality by which spending some five weeks waiting for the second semester to start. Providence Bureau of Licenses the Bureau of Licenses has some Many of the bureau's actions By doing this, he feels that it will help to relieve the energy problem stipulated certain conditions control over the area that is being were in response to the problem on campus because the College will not be required to heat the under which the Rat would be granted a license of Annie St. As Providence buildings if the students are not here. permitted to operate. According to the Beverage College was . incapable of Retailer's Handbook, "A liquor initiating action in controlling the At a first glance, the restrictive license is a privilege; the situation, the bureau of licenses Yet. this is not the case. The school will be required to keep the measures seem to be privilege is granted under certain took command heat on in every building simply to prevent the pipes from freezing questionable And then, there are those buildings such as Harkins, Slavin Center, conditions and with certain Probably, the most unfortunate the library, and the art building that are required to maintain their First, the Rathskellar is or• restrictions." As such, the outcome at the entire situation is normal temperature because of their particular use There would dered to remain open until 1 a.m. bureau has power to request the loss of the Wooden Naval as be no huge savings by putting Murphy's proposal into effect as Second, the bureau limits the sale certain conditions before an alternative to the Rat. Father Peterson, president of the college pointed out in a recent or serving of alcoholic beverages meeting to the licensed premises, the Rat. Also, such an extensive vacation would leave many students with Third, it demands that the nothing to do except contemplate their arrival back to PC. To think "Wooden Naval Club" be closed. that students would be able to find employment for this period Fourth, the letter insists that the THE (B COWL would be unreasonable. The national trend of unemployment for College post a security guard at the last five years has shown that the unemployment rate increases the Annie St gates on Thursday, Published each full week of school during the academic in the winter months Now, expect a student to find a job with such Friday, and Saturday nights. year by Providence College, River Avenue and Eaton economic conditions and add such qualifications as only being able The Bureau of Licenses has Street, Providence, R.I. 02918. Second class postage paid at to give the employer a maximum of five weeks of work and you complete jurisdiction over the Providence, R.I., Slavin Center, P.O. Box 2981, 865-2214. have created problems for students that need not exist hours of a liquor-dispensing establishment. Not only can they Editor-in-Chief George D. Lennon. '77 tell such a business when to Business Manager Heinz R. Brinkhaus, '7» The extensive vacation may be viewed by the faculty as ad• operate, but they can personally Managing Editor Francis P. Fort In, '78 vantageous to them. What better time than during the winter set the hours of operation. Copy Editor Ellen F.White. 78 months to finish that paper or start that research project or even Editorial Editor Rosemary Lynch, '77 take an extended vacation southward'' Yet the students are not According to the letter, "No Sports Editor John A. O'Hare, '7» blessed with such resources and to extend the vacation would leave alcoholic beverages are to be sold Mike Delaney, '78 them hanging in the wings for a month or served in any other building on Photography Editor Kyle Corkum '80 And what about students who are playing sports? What will they campus." By this it is meant that Art Editor William 8. Foley, '7* be doing for that month off? The proposal seems to assume that the Rathskellar can not sell any Layout Editor Albert Palladino, '7* everyone will be able to adjust to it Yet, the considerations given to alcoholic drinks for consumption Staff Librarian Robert Noble, '78 everyone in the proposal seem to be few and far between. outside of the licensed premises Circulation Manager It does not restrict the serving of John A. McMlhon. O.P. Finally, the very need for a change is questionable because College Advisor any form of liquor privately. contrary to the given statistics, the actual percent difference be• Sports Specials Staff: Mike Callahan, Ned Cummiskey, tween the two semesters is 6.3 percent or four days. The bureau calls for the closing Mike David, Paul Langhammer, John Mullaney, Debbie of the Naval because it was Noviello, Jim O'Donnell, Peggy Brodeur. Molly Hen• illegally serving alcoholic A possible solution to the tightness of the first semester may be nessey, Steve Basson, Marie Martineau, Ernest Pea body, beverages. However, the Naval found in commencing the semester a week earlier. There is no real Maryanne Putz, Philip Rapuano, Corey Shaker* Kick does not have to shut down ac• need to start the academic year after Labor Day. Many univer• Teves, Isabelle Taft, Tom Maguire. Jeff Verderame, tually, it must only terminate the sities are presently starting early so that their students will not Dave Hergott, Martin Klara, Bui Brennan, Tom Noble, dispensing of liquor. • have the pressures of closing the first semester so close to Mike Simeca, Mke Woody, Steve Reily, John Henebry, Christmas day. Requesting that security and Marc Tetreault. There may be a need to change the calendar, however. Murphy guards be posted at the Annie St Cowl advertising rates are $2 00 per column inch and should consider consulting the students prior to making such a gate appears to be outside of the $40.00, $75.00 and $135.00 for quarter, half and full pages subjective proposal Probabl; the best example of how the students license board's jurisdiction. But, respectively. A set discount is available to all campus feel about the proposal was the consideration the Student Congress the entire campus is affected by organization. Subscription Rate $4.00 gave to it. The Student Congress unanimously voted no to the the licensed premise, the Rat. calendar changes Hopefully, Murphy and the Faculty Senate will When applying for a liquor The opinions expressed herein are the opinions of the editorial take heed to the students' opinion and research another proposal, license, the surrounding area, in board and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the ad• ministration or the student body of Providence College. this time with student input this case the PC campus, is in• Wednesday. December 8, 1976 Page 5 News City License Board Ruling: 'Rat' Ordered to Stay

Dillon Clubbers Say Open Until 1 a.m. Gagnon is a spokesman for the president, and Paul Pisano, By Frank For tin so-called Annie Street neighbors. attorney for Student Congress. Election 'Travesty' Father Francis C. Duffy, O.P., The same day the Rat's license The Providence Bureau of vice president for student was renewed, the license for Dear Editor, The election was filled with Licenses ruled last month that relations, received the letter Bradley's Cafe was also renewed, We deplore the actions taken in vague regualtions which served the liquor license of the November 29 (last Monday), and with the provision that it close at the completed Dillon Club to set up double standards for Rathskellar be renewed under ordered that the Rathskellar 12 a.m. elections by The Cowl and the candidates' campaigns. Some of the following provisions: begin staying open until 1 a.m. on Winston Copp, proprietor of Student Congress. This whole these moves were: The letter, verbatim, said: Monday of this week. Brad's, had agreed at an earlier campaign was a travesty 1. Nomination papers were 1. ) Alcoholic beverages will be The day the letter was public hearing to close tem• designed to push one person's given out beforehand to ensure dispensed at the presently received, Father Duffy called a porarily (for about three weeks), dream of a second presidency. the candidate's name would licensed premise commonly meeting of student leaders and at that time. However, the Board appear first on the ballot. known as "Hie Rathskellar" Angelo D'Agostino, manager of of Licenses ordered the extension 2. Unopposed candidates were only. The "Rathskellar" will be the Rathskellar, to discuss the of hours be made indefinite, with Cheating Rule banned from the lower level of open until 1:00 a.m. on all nights situation. Meetings were held the termination date left at the the Union because they supported of its operation—no alcoholic throughout the week among discretion of the Board. the opposition to the hand-picked beverages to be sold or served in many groups discussing the Copp was given two weeks to Emphasized candidate. In previous years, any other building on campus. problem, including Father comply with this order, so that he unopposed candidates were Hie "Wooden Naval Club," so Thomas R. Peterson, O.P., may appeal the decision to the Dear Editor, allowed unlimited access to the called, and any other non- state liquor control bureau. Copp The academic reasearch Union on election day. licensed liquor dispensing club or said he was contesting the committee of the Student 3. Why was one candidate's organization on the campus will Board's power to enforce such Congress declares that during the advertisment placed prominently be closed immediately. regulations, not the time they had course of recent semesters, it has The sale of beverages on any Congress designated. He is currently on page two in The Cowl while the become increasingly apparent opposition's ad, submitted first other portion of the Providence favoring closing at 12:30 a.m. that the school's regulation with incidentally, was pushed into the College campus will be treated as Thomas Farrelly, attorney for regard to "cheating" is not only bottom left corner of page seven? a violation of its present Class D the Rathskellar (legally known justified and important, but must Full license. 4. In so-called unbiased Slashes as the "Club 21"), said that the be enforced more stringently if reporting, how did one candidate Tne issuance by the Board of licensing board of Providence the rights of other students are to receive nearly one and one-half Class F license will only be issued was legally entitled to control the be protected. columns of publicity, while the for special College-sponsored hours of the Rathskellar. He also It is the opinion of this com• opposition received ap• events where the present Calendar said it could enforce Stipulation mittee that students should be proximately two column inches? "Rathskellar" location will not Two of the letter, due to the be able to accommodate the technicality that the owner of the made aware, if they are not 5. Banners were not permitted number of persons expected; that license, PC, had in its premises already aware - of the rule as it in public places, because they are exists in the Student Handbook. It is: graduations, student-parent Revision the entire campus. supposedly inaccessible to all day, etc. We have been informed states that "all cases of cheating candidates. While the sale of liquor is on examination or plagiarism on by College officials that these Student Congress voted last limited to the floor plan of the Rat 6. On election day, the true academic papers are subject to particular licenses will probably week to unanimously reject the only, the license's sphere of in• candidate for president was referral to the Committee on only be applied for three or four calendar-change proposal of Dr. fluence is that land bounded by allowed downstairs in the Union Discipline, which will determine times during the course of an Richard Murphy. River Avenue, Eaton Street, the while his pseudo-candidate ob• the appropriate penalty, even to academic year. With a vote of 29-0-4, Congress eastern and northern edge of the served all campaign regulations. the extent of expulsion from the 2. ) The Annie Street Gate is to decided not to approve or delay a Chapin property, and Admiral There facts are just some of the College." be kept closed and locked from decision on the proposal, after Street, and the streets in the irregularities which cry out for a 9:15 p.m. A College-employed Murphy, president of the Faculty Annie Street area. Respectfully submitted, new fair and unbiased election security guard is to be on duty in Senate, failed to appear at the Farrelly said that the letter is Billy Cupelo, for our Dillon Club. Chairperson the area of the Annie Street gate meeting to answer questions of meant to be interpreted ver• Thank you Academic research committee between the hours of 9:15 p.m. the students. batim, but that there are some Several Concerned and 2 a.m., on Thursday, Friday, When it was realized that phrases that should not be in• Dillon Club Members and Saturday nights. Murphy would not appear, Nancy terpreted literally, including that Very truly yours, Culotta motioned for the on the Wooden Naval. The John J.Sheehan, Jr. resolution approving the billto b e Wooden Naval, he said can Chairman and Secretary tabled. Congress members remain open if it does not sell Obituary: narrowly rejected the motion, 17- beer, wine, or liquor. News Copy to: Councilman Robert V. 16, and preferred not to wait for He also said that the phrases in Salvatore Murphy to appear at another which the word "serve" is in• Councilman James A. meeting. cluded does not mean that beer, if Briefs Sarah Petrosinelli Most speakers on the matter in every sense of the word is free, The Providence College United Councilman Ralph Fargnoli spoke against the calendar. Peter cannot be distributed. He stated Way Council reported a nine per Councilman Robert F. Lynch Lamberton objected to the short that the phrase is written to in• cent increase in total con• Representative-Elect Arman E. one-day reading period, and Jim clude the action of purchase and tributions to the state United Way Clifford Batastini, Jr. Kenney suggested that the longer the receiving of the liquor once Campaign for 1976. Ernest E. Gagnon, 70 Cataret Christmas break be switched to the purchase is made. That discrepancy, he said, College personnel donated Sarah Clifford, 20, died in an provide for a longer summer arises because the letter was $10,241.80. Father James Mur• automobile accident in Salem vacation. Street written near the date of the phy, OP., College campaign last month. She was a senior'at Patricia Davis questioned the hearing (November 10), and that chairman, expressed his thanks Providence College. preparation of Murphy's to all those who contributed. proposal, stating that it was not the Board was under the im• as well-drawn up as last year's pression that the Naval was still Ted Patrikas and friends were Miss Clifford was an economics Groccia proposal. Rich Cady said that distributing beer. the winners at the Knights of major at PC, and had transferred there was a lack of a concerted He also said that the letter is Columbus' First Annual Gong from Regis College. She was a effort in promoting the proposal. not merely an attempt "to calm Show, held last Thursday in '64 resident of Aquinas Hall, and her Wins; Loser Cady also said that the ex• the situation down quickly. It's Hall. They received a prize of father, Timothy F. Clifford, is a tended Christmas break is not not to appease the neighbors. It $26.15, which was promptly Ph.d. at Salem Community conducive to study, and that the was something they just felt had donated to charity. College. Protests extra spring vacations give to be done." Tom Spignesi's group, which students an opportunity to write Part of thedifficulty, hesaid, is Cheryl Groccia defeated sang (?) "Mack the Knife," won Born on January 18, 1956, Miss papers. Bess Reynolds spoke for the nature of the Class D license Domenic Coletta Friday, 148-141, the "prize" for the worst act of Clifford was the daughter of Mr. the students who object to two itself. It is a club license, and "I for the Dillon Club presidency, the night, and they won nine and Mrs. Timothy Clifford of 142 spring vacations because they can't count eight in the entire but Coletta is protesting the dollars for their abysmal effort. Federal Street in Salem, live too far away. city." Providence College was election. They also generously donated Massachusetts. After the vote, it was decided the first in its area to obtain a In a small turnout (27 per their booty to charity. that Congress would write a Class D Full license, which is a centl, Coletta is charging letter to Murphy explaining the club license which can sell all The entire night collected a violation of campaigning rules, reasons for their actions, and liquor. total of over $400 for the Knights which prohibit any lobbying for a would send copies of the letter to There is a Class D Limited of Columbus, as 12 acts played WANTED candidate on election day. Faculty Senate members and to license, where one can sell only before an overflow, S.R.O. Coletta said that someone, other all administrators. beer and wine. But Farrelly said crowd. The money will be used to ACCOUNTANT than Groccia, campaigned for John Houlihan and Bess that such licenses are being purchase Christmas gifts for the her that day. Reynolds introduced a bill to phased out, due to its virtually needy. TRAINEE Coletta also demanded a limit candidates for Congress unenforceable nature. recount, which was to have been One Flew Over the Cuckoo's presidency and vice-presidency Brown University and Rhode Entry level accounting position held Monday. The protest will be Nest will continue through to members of the junior and Island College are two other available now reviewed by the Student Sunday night at the Friar's Cell sophomore classes. It was sent to schools in Providence which have Congress executive board and the in Stephen Hall. Cost is $1.50 for committee. Class D Full licenses for its chairperson of the Congress ways PC students, with shows Available: For '7$ grads, or Another bill, submitted by campus, and Farrelly said that and means committee, Ellen beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets are December graduate Houlihan, would bring the those schools, also, are beginning Barnes. available at the Information Congress' by-laws concerning the to experience difficulty in Paul Merlino won the Dillon Desk in Slavin Center. Excellent growth opportunity student member of the Com• renewals, along with other Club vice-presidency, defeating mittee on Administration into private Class D Full clubs. two other candidates. Merlino line with the College's rules. The board to which Copp will George Lennon, editor-in-chief B.S. in accounting required garnered 166 votes, while Houlihan, who is the first non- bring his appeal, the state liquor of The Cowl, announced earlier Michael Germane had 87 votes Congress member to be on that control board, is higher in For resume: and Richard Cordeiro had 55 this week that he has appointed committee, is on the Congress by jurisdiction than the city bureau votes. Kyle Corkum as the new art Applican, Inc. proclamation, but his change of licenses. Thus, if the city Three unopposed candidates, editor of The Cowl. Corkum will 154 Middlesex Turnpike would make the committee bureau is overruled, Copp may Kathy DelSignore (secretary), be replacing Dave Plamondon Burlington, Mass. member an ex officio member of stay open to whatever time he Lou Zammarelli (treasurer), and who had quit that post in Sep• Congress. wishes. KevinSheehan (social chairman) tember. were also elected into office. Page 6 Wednesday. December 8, How P.C. Stacks Up Against The Opposition Matchups This Season By Phil Rapuano

MATCHUP GAME DATE NAME NOTE NOTE

B.C. Dec. 11 Ernie Cobb Good penetrater Dwighl Size and and shooter quickness

Colonial Ron Perry H.C. Super shooter, could be Dwight Untested N. E. frosh of '77

Mass. Colonial Jim Town Strong 6'7" player of the Soup Must offset year 1976 strength

Michigan INT. Ricky Green 6-2, and quickness, college Dwight Quickness against quickness guard

Michigan INT. Phil Hubbard Quick 6-8 C-F, freshman of Soup Excellent size the year speed match Soup URI Feb. 3 Sly Williams 6-7 205 turncoat will have Big size match a crowd on his back

Excellent size URI Feb. 3 Jiggy Williamson Quick penetrating guard Dwight hasn't met potential matchup

Seton Hall Jan. 2 Glen Mosley Excellent leaper and Coop Weight Adv. rebounder, 6-7, 188

Conn. Jan. 11 Tony Hanson Strong erratic forward Eason Matchup goes one of N.E. best back to H.S.

Conn. Jan. 11 Joey Whelton Small often erratic game Dwighl breaker Height or Essie Mollis 6-7 leaper with good Soup or Coop St. Bon. Feb. 1 leaping quickness

Strong, excellent leaper Eason or Soup Louisville Feb. 6 Wesley Cox has played center at 6-5. Strength may be problem

Louisville Feb. 6 Phil Bond Quick, experienced Dwight Quickness playmaker

Louisville Feb. 6 Rick Gallon B. Misevicius Bob handles Tall lanky center him well Louisville Feb. 6 Darrell Griffith H.S. player of year Eason or Coop Jumpballs fantastic leaper Will not get DePaul Feb. 9 Dave Corzine Destroyed P.C. with B. Misevicius beat again his excellent passes Tough in DePaul Eason, Hassett Feb. 9 Ron Norwood Swingman, leaper backcourt

Si. John's Feb. 26 George Johnson 6'7" shootblocking Soup or Coop Size or leaping

Hockey Stats as of 12-5- 76 Basketball Stats as of 12-5- 76

NAME ASSISTS TP GOALS PENALTIES NAME FG-A-% FT-A- % RB PF TP AS TO BS 8 Joe Hassett 34-72-47 14-15-93 7 8 82 11 5 0 5 Bob Cooper 27-47-57 16-20-80 42 9 72 5 11 10 1 Bruce Campbell 24-53-45 12-17-71 40 11 60 13 7 5 :i Brad Wilson 2 13 15 4-16 Dwight Williams 19-36-53 13-16-81 11 13 51 19 18 0 !l Ron Wilson 4 8 12 4-8 Pal Kehoe 10-23-43 7-9-78 15 15 27 1 2 0 l Randy Wilson 7 4 11 4-8 Paul Oristaglio 6-11-55 4-6-67 4 6 16 12 4 0 0 Steve Roberts 2 7 9 8-16 Paul Aiello 3-5-60 0-0-0 11 2 6 2 3 0 i» Tom Byers 4 5 9 3-6 John Nolan 3-3-100 0-1-0 1 8 6 7 4 0 3 Denis Martin 2 § 6 8 0-0 OTHERS 3-11-27 1-4-25 31 4 7 0 5 0 5 Jim Korn 3 3 6 8-16 P.C. Totals 130-261-50 67-88-76 165 76 327 70 65 15 30 Art Johnston a 1 3 6 2-4 Opponents 111-275-40 44-62-71 165 92 266 39 76 3 13 Tom Bauer 3 3 6 1-2 2 Colin Ahern 3 5 1-2 Jeff Whisler 3 4 2-4 Bob Bonin 1 3 4 1-2 Brian Burke 1 2 3 12-24 Dan Haskins 0 2 2 13-26 Rich Campisi 1 0 1 3-6 NAME MIN PPG RPG D John McMorrow 0 0 0 2-4 Joe Hassett 141 20.5 1.8 0 Bob Cooper 135 18.0 10.5 2 Bruce Campbell 138 15.0 10.0 0 Dwight Williams 121 12.8 2.8 0 80 6.8 3.8 0 NAME SAVES GOALS SPG GPG Pal Kehoe Paul Orislaglio 98 4.0 1.0 0 John Milner 91 6 94'. 2.0 Paul Aiello 32 2.0 3.7 0 Rick Moffit 123 13 90% 3.25 John Nolan 49 1.5 .2 0 OTHERS 6 1.6 — 0 P.C. Totals 81.8 11.3 0 Opponents 66.5 41.3 0 Wednesday, December 8, 1976 Pase 7

Tiockey men's basketball

tiomeas basketball

COACrl OILBKIOC WE1C0M

LOOM AS THf gesr WHO IS

«XN6- 7*0 STOP 50UP TH£ sroones IP02O\7B[ rxis yeA« ? AMswto: NO (Mine. fAiay SAJTi M»r FORWMKD.

In their only RHODE ISLAND APPEARANCE THIS YEAR Aztec Two-Step

Presented By

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS

The Alpha Band and the P.C. BOG from the Rolling Thunder Review

Sunday, December 12, 1976 8 P.M. Providence College Alumni Hall Tickets: $5.50 in advance, $6.50 the day of the show. Available at Ladds, Roth. Beacon Shops, Midland Records (Wampanog Mall, Midland Mall), Music Box (Newport & Woonsocket) Cellar Sounds at U.R.I., Brown Student Union, RIC Info Booth, and Providence College Information Booth. ($5.00 in advance with PC ID) , Page 8 Wednesday. December 8. 1I7C Bert: 'Believer in Athletics'

By Jude Bratton Cowl: What do the women's Bert: The game set-up is dif• Bert: A lot of colleges do that Jean King That partial, it gives a and Rosemary Lynch varsity sports consist of? ficult It's very hard breaking and it works out well because girl with some athletic talent a Bert: We start with field into people's schedules. The most of the male athletic chance to make money on it, Cowl: Do you feel that hockey and fall tennis. We go into funds only had to be explained directors have plenty of work of actually. Providence College's women's volleyball and basketball and ice The problem is that we went to an their own taking care of the athletic department has a hockey. In the spring we have all-male school, and a lot of men, men's programs. I do all of the (owl: Win did you request two potential good that will be very spring tennis and Softball Next even now, do not believe that women's now anyway, except 1 more scholarships? beneficial to the College? year we'll start track We tried women should be in athletics at don't have the status and I'm Bert: First of all, you go back golf but it didn't go over well. But all. So, you always have that kind sure I don't have the pay. Bert: Very much so. I think to Title IX; we haven't fulfilled the minute I see there is a need or of thinking. However, the ad• athletics is another dimension of Cowl: What do you think is the law. When I requested the a demand on campus, I will try ministration realizes that women your college life. I'm a great the most important aspect of the first two scholarships, two years again. have to be provided with athletic believer in athletics. If I women's athletic department? ago. Title IX was very nebulous Cowl: Which varsity sport has opportunities. Of course, now we weren't, I wouldn't be in the field. That is, in what way does it serve about that. Also, there is a the most support? have the law on our side I Title Athletics has a social, the majority of the female tremendous interest in athletics Bert: I guess basketball, only DC) so there hasn't been any physiological and psychological population of PC? by women now, and the problem in getting money once impact, I think, on any because basketball and PC are tremendous amount of mail I now I've explained why it has been developing human being. Women practically synonymous. But we Bert: Intercollegiate sports is receive requesting athletic needed. belong in it as much as men. support all our teams financially; the most important now; in• scholarship information in• Their skill level will increase if they need funds I get them. It is tercollegiate gets us out. The fluenced the request. year by year, as girls start just that some are on a different Cowl: Do you think that the girls have a chance to see other participating in sports at an skill level. Volleyball, which • athletic department should have colleges, meet other women. Cowl: Financially, is the earlier age. At one time people started this year, is on a very low "separate but equal" directors; They have a chance to compete request for additional scholar• frowned upon us, kind of, if we level because it is just started. It one for men, one for women? on the same skill level. Its a ships justifiable considering were in athletics, whereas they takes about three years to get a great social thing. I think it's a some of men's teams produce team up to where I feel we're now realize that it makes a well- Bert: I felt it should, only great thing to compete against profits? rounded individual, be that in• beginning to produce results. because we've (women's dept.) people, to see how good you are dividual male or female. Cowl: Since its formation, how been growing larger and larger. compared to others. It's a great Bert: The only thing that is has the women's athletic At the beginning it didn't warrant human thing, psychologically self-supporting is the (men's) Cowl: Approximately how department improved? it, perhaps. About a year ago I anyway, I think... Life is all basketball team Every other many female students use the Bert: When it was formed, the sent in a report stating that I felt competition and athletics is a team on this campus loses athletic facilities? first year I was here, we had women should now be taken out part of it. money-men and women. That is nothing. We met in the visiting and be put perhaps on the same our only money-making team Bert: Easily, 300-400. I'm sure Cowl: Is there a definite need team's locker room. We had level as men. Maybe we would basketball, That money is thrown there are more. I'm just talking for a Held house on this campus? about those who are in the about two hours on the gym floor. have an associate athletic back into a general college fund, organized activities, those I can Everything was just haphazard director, on the same level of the Bert: This school's commuter every girl has just as much right count. But there are women in and pick up... What happens men's, or be taken out completely population has been decreasing to that money, because she is and out all day. It is open to all every year is that we upgrade the from under the men, or just be while the number of residents is paying tuition, as is every young women. I think that's one of the teams. By that I mean we play under the AD. I'm really not sure increasing. As the college man on this campus. Now, if things I find very beneficial here. harder teams, we play more how it would work. But, I really becomes more residential, there every other team does not make The non-athlete girl does have a teams, we're on the road more, feel now that I do run all the must be more recreational money, my women have just as place to come and work out. Not we have quality coaches. women's programs. But I must facilities. The fieldhouse is a much right to everything. They too many schools offer that and I Cowl: Was there any opposition still go through the channels. necessity. But, it's up to the have just as much right to more think we are pretty innovative in to the inception of a women's students to clammer for it. I think scholarships because the law that sense-we do offer what is like athletic department, funds, game Cowl: Is it functionally feasible they have the right to it. When a mandates just that, percentage• a little health club for the girls. set ups, etc? to have two athletic directors? school brings you on campus and wise there whould be equal when you pay tuition, they've got distribution of scholarships in to provide recreational facilities. proportion to the number of In our limited facilities, we've people particiapting. The men really been doing great. I think have 16 scholarships for about 140 Volleyball Squad Optimistic we've done tremendous with varsity athletes. I have two for what we have, but we've reached 120-130 women. So, there is an a saturation point. inequality there. By Mike David this season, but high expectations that the future cannot be are foreseen for the future. anything but bright." "We'll be a contender for the The team initially started state championship within two The squad, consisting mainly of practice one month later than years " Those are the confident freshmen and sophomores, planned; and as the season words spoken by Coach Dick started off slowly this season, but progressed their practices were Bagge of the Providence College as Coach Bagge pointed out, "If limited to three days a week, at women's valleyball team. you saw us in the first two weeks hours ending around midnight. Plagued by poor playing of the season, and then during the conditions, and the lack of last two, you would notice a Despite those hardships Coach adequate training facilities, the tremendous improvement. We Bagge feels that the program is Lady Friars didn't fare so well came such a long way in one year on the upswing. "We should have more girls coming out for the team next year, once they discover how viable the sport of volleyball can be In addition to this, we may have some JJ. BEARD, INC scholarship players next season, which will undoubtedly enhance the quality of the team. Playing «m> conditions will also be better in the future. The school has DELICATESSEN RESTAURANT recently purchased a new set-up; and our practice days and times Corner Douglas Ave., and Admiral St. will be held earlier than the prior ones."

An example of the team's spirit and dedication can be found in Kathy Lyons. Kathy, while playing in the state cham• THIS WEEK pionships last month, dove to the floor while attempting to save a potential point. On the play, her arm was injured and it was later discovered that the arm was Mrs. Helen Bert, Women's Director of Athletics. broken. Although the pain was at times unbearable, she played the Cowl: In your estimation, is Cowl: How would the proposed • 12 oz. BOTTLES OF remainder of the game. If this is Providence College complying calendar, with the extended any indication of the team as a with the provisions of Title IX in Christmas break, affect the whole, then in this reporter's regards to athletics? sports program if it were put into ( effect? MILLER 50 opinion, the squad cannot go Bert: Yes. They're giving us anywhere but up. what we ask for. I feel I've never Bert: It would be terrible... If asked for anything they do that it would wipe out Coach Bagge, who was unreasonably... I've never been some of the most active months previously on the staff of an denied. of the whole calandar year. We'd Olympic volleyball development really be in trouble... Cowl: How many athletic camp, is also instructing a men's scholarships are alloted to Cowl: How do you view the volleyball club. Joe England, the • PABST ON TAP 40* women at PC? response of women at PC to the group's captain, has been a athletic program, and what do Bert: I am only receiving two a driving force behind the club for you see for the future? two years, and his persistence is year. Based on the demands of paying off. The squad will be my athletes, I've just requested Bert: I'm very pleased with the participating in the N.E. another two or three because so response of women here. I am Collegiate Volleyball League, many women are involved in impressed by their motivation and will begin its schedule athletics. The reasons we started and determination. As women Janaury 26. They will play a total granting athletic scholarships realize there is nothing un- • 39 SANDWICHES feminine, there is nothing of 10 matches, best three out of are, point one, Title IX mandates five games. it. It says that according to the degrading about being athletes, percentage of athletes involved, that in fact all it does for you is Finally, Coach Bagge added, there should be an equal develop a great sense of well- "Volleyball is a coming game. It distribution of athletic being, it is a small slice of life, is relatively inexpensive to scholarships between the men really, I think, the program will finance and is a great spectator and women. The men have 15 or grow. I think it will constantly sport. Volleyball is still a relative 16 per year, we have two... I grow for quite a long time, as the newcomer to the U.S., and I see give out partials. So far there women increase. We started with HOURS: Open Till 1 a.m. Every Night nothing but good days ahead for hasn't been an Ernie D. female about 300 (female students) we this sport, both here at PC and that needed a full ride. I never now have almost 1,300. I am throughout the nation. thought there was another Billie constantly looking up. Wednesday. December 8, 1976 1'age !) PC's Best Sporting Seniors

O'Shea is uncertain about playoffs. Teamed with Kevin whether he will remain in Gaffney on defense, Ron scored O'Shea Captures America after graduation. A 16 goals and 22 assists for a total management major, he says it of 38 points. It was the first time depends on whether he obtains in Friar history that a de employment here. But his visa fensernan led the team in scoring Hearts and Titles expires in the summer, and he Maybe even more impressive realizes it's difficult for a was the fact that, although he foreigner to get a working per• played in every game, he didn't By Paul Langhammer it certainly was Campbell would mit. Even if he does return to the receive any penalty minutes leave school, but Mick talked to old country, he has certainly left "We didn't really have a great Back when he was hearing his countrymen Gerry Redmond and his mark on distance running at team," Wilson remembers. "We first Civ lecture by the prof who John Treacy and helped to in• PC and in the country. He's been were successful because we spoke strange English, the fluence their matriculating here the cornerstone supporting worked really hard. I was general consensus in reference to In his initial cross-country Providence's reputation And he pleased and was impressed by PC sports was that the basketball season, Mick had been the only has brought his younger brother the school." team was good member of the team to qualify for Eugene over to run for the Friars Sophomore year found the Even today, the local com• the national championships. He too. Friars 19-7-1 and Wilson munity (i.e. all of R.I.), and Amato journeyed out to achieving untold heights America has in turn marked associates PC with hoop, to the Washington State, where he Eighty-seven points in 27 games (marredl him for life. He still chagrin of not a few members of finished 111th. was a record of which anyone hasn't got used to the food in the College community. Today, it would be proud. His 61 assists set In 1974, O'Shea won his second general, particulary the Italian is common knowledge that PC an Eastern record and the New England championship and food. His wit, which has kept the has a few good distance runners, awards came in left and right then led the team out to Indiana, team loose for four years, has although a corollary belief is that all-East, all-New England, all- where the unranked Friars doubtlessly been impaired And "They're all Irish, aren't they?" Aincrican and an otter to play on surprised everyone by taking as for the American girls-well, I the 1976 Olympic leant promised... "I felt everything was finally So Michael O'Shea runs starting to jell," comments towards his final season, having Wilson. "The team was very already personally and offensive and enjoyed the unity of athletically contributed more to Joe Hassett eyes another chance the team Being asked to play for the school than most. for a basket. the Olympic team was quite a thrill " Well, the Olympics didn't exactly pan out. Sure, Ron was Hassett Anticipates the leading scorer and sure, he was seeing the world And sure he was representing his country But he just wasn't happy In mid- Pro Possibilities November of '75, Wilson returned up to his expectations. Being a to the Friars The team seemed By Mike David member of the Pan-American to react to his return and began to Much has been written about team and a finalist for the 1976 play consistent hockey. But then Joe Hassett, but don't let anyone Olympic team tryouts as a junior came that fateful February when kid you - he is a team player Joe have been two of his more notable PC collapsed and did not qualify may be named "Sonar" by his accomplishments. In addition to for the ECAC's. Still. Ron ended teammates and he may be being a fine athlete, Hassett is up with a team-leading 65 points averaging almost 20 points a also an honor roll student here at and another all-everything 4ame, but he admits he will do PC. selection. mly as well as the team does "I Not only is Joe Hassett a first- "It was a disappointing basically have to rely on my class guy, a learn ball player, and season," says Ron. "When I first The Emerald Isle's Mick O'Shea. teammates to do a good job in• a potential all-American, but he came back, we began playing dividually I just basically try to is a bona tide pro prospect It's really well But then we went into Well, they're not all Irish. It's fifth in the NCAA's, paced by his move without the ball and get safe to say that Sonar Hassett our slump and that was it." just been the case that the seventh-place finish, which open for my shot; so I'll only be >*might be successful as a pro, or This year, Wilson was named school's-and one of the coun• meant ail-American. as good as my teammates want for that matter in any field he 'co-captain along with Brian try's-best runners over the past me to be " tries Burke. Off to their best start in As a junior, Michael took the four years has been Michael Joe's job in his four years at Hassett will soon be added to years, the Friars are undefeated New England title for the third O'Shea of County Limerick. After Providence College has been in the list of names that include in six outings. Included in those consecutive time, then finished having endured Civ and all of the the role of a shooter. However, Ernie D., Kevin Stacom, Marvin six wins are back to back 19th in the NCAA's to lead PC to other strange American customs, this year he has been moved to Barnes, Lenny Wilkens, Jimmy shutouts of Penn and Princeton third place out at Perm State. He he's a semester away from forward by Coach Gavitt to Walker and John Egan in the "We could go a long way this was one of three ail-Americans finishing up a career that has compensate for the loss of Bill Providence College basketball year," states Wilson. "We are off on the team. firmly established PC as a Eason and Bob Misevicius, who tradition. to a great start and the team is national cross-country power. This year the team finished are ineligible to play at this time. Mick came to Providence in ninth in the country down in "As a forward it is my task not 1973 after some outstanding Texas, and to say that it came as only to score points but to running in high school. He was a bit disappointing is telling of rebound and help the other guys 190 Pts. the schoolboy champion in the how far PC has advanced in on the board. I'm no leaper so 1 1500 meters twice in two different crosscountry. O'Shea ran the have to box my man out and keep age groups, when 17 and 19. One season with a stomach ailment. him off the boards so Coop and of those metric miles was done in Maintaining that it's been the Soup can rebound effectively." Prove 3:47 which is the equivalent of worst he's felt physically since Picked as a pre-season ail- 4:04 5 non-metric miles. coming here, he nevertheless American by three magazines, Recruiters came from American managed to come in 34th in the Joe would like to show that he can universities which previously had NCAA's. It was the first time that play first class defense. "I want Wilson an Irish runners, such as Arkansas, the New England crown escaped to prove that I can play defense. Villanova and Tennessee State. him (he was fourth), though now As a guard I will have to play the its taken for granted that PC is big guard on the other team man Then, Bob Amato made a trip Immortal the best in the region. to man while Dwight (Williams) over the Atlantic. O'Shea had plays the point guard." received letters from the Mick has been just as suc• By Al Palladino His transition to forward has Providence coach, but he had not cessful in track; to try to list all been difficult, but Joe doesn't really considered attending PC his accomplishments in four Say the name Ron Wilson in think it will hurt his chances to He was leaning toward Arkansas, years of running at PC would fill hockey circles and there is bound become an all-American. "If it because he wanted to go where no a good portion of this page. While to be a favorable reaction How was the whole year it would can you say something negative Irish runners had left an act to he prefers track to cross-country, probably hurt my chances, but it about the number-one scorer in follow, and the one lad who did go he prefers the latter in the US to will only be until mid-December PC history? How can you say there was leaving after one year. Ireland, because it's a shorter when Eason and Misevicius something negative about a two- season. In Ireland there is no Providence had had no Irish• return to action." time all-American? How can you indoor track season, and cross• men before Mick, but "people in say something negative about a country subsequently extends its After concluding his college Ireland advised me against hockey player who has been season until March. career, Joe definitely feels that coming here. They said I professional basketball is in his compared to Bobby Orr? wouldn't do well and that the O'Shea's preference in track is future. "I would like to play pro Wilson was born in Windsor, team wasn't good half the time." the mile, although he says that basketball, and my chances are Ontario but grew up in nearby But Coach Amato convinced him this year he may be in the longer pretty good right now that I will Fort Erie. His father Larry, a to give it a try, and he aided distances more often. His fastest be drafted in the first five rounds, professional hockey player Mick's decision by recruiting mile came last spring in the New but again it depends on how the himself, gave Ron lots of training Ron Wilson readies for a faceoff. Phil Campbell as well. "I England outdoor championship, team does this season." and ice time while growing up. improving each time we step on the ice. One thing that I find wouldn't have come on my own, but his 4:01 wasn't good enough to As everyone knows, the Friars' His family moved to Columbus, surprising is that we play at least I'm pretty sure of that," added best Connecticut's Bruce Clark. season has gone along smoothly Ohio and then to Rhode Island 20 tough games whereas other Mick. thus far. How have the first few where Ron rewrote the East Clark is one of his preferred ECAC teams only have nine or Mick found adjusting during games gone for Joe Hassett? Providence High School record rivals, as "He's beaten me, and 10." his first year here rather tough. "Everybody's having a lot of books I've beaten him," and they'll both "Nobody explained the academic fun, and we really look forward to At EP, Wilson was all-state With 190 career points, Ron has be back this year for another go- system to me, and I had quite a practice every day I like the way three years running and scored a good chance to finish over 250 around. A sub-four-minute mile bit of difficulty " The European I'm playing right now, and I hope over 100 points his senior year. What lies in the future of this outdoors is a possibility, not only system is very different, from the I can keep it up We can be very Offers poured in from 20 schools hockey star? His pro rights are for Clark and O'Shea but for a American, as members of PC's tough as a team If we can hang but he finally chose PC. owned by the Toronto Maple few other Friars as well. Four PIE. (Providence-in-Europe) in until we can get Bob and Bill "I liked the setup of program," Leafs in the NHL and the Houston minutes indoors is very tough to will tell you back, we may be one of the best in recalls Ron. "Coach Lamoriello Aeros of the WHA He definitely attain the East. Our first line is tough, impressed me as did the new rink wants to play professional The one main difference is the and I feel we have one of the best and the size of the campus. Since hockey, but with whom is still an absence of tests throughout the In addition to this venture in point guards in Dwight the campus is small, it is more uncertainty. semester. There is only one big the states, Mick's running ability Williams." conducive lo a friendlier, lower- Come June, PC will lose one of exam at the end. To further his has enabled him to travel a bit in Europe He's run in such cities as Joe has been a highly regarded key atmosphere." its all-time great athletes to difficulties, O'Shea was injured Dusseldorf, Brussels and of ballplayer ever since his days at Wilson's freshman season was graduation In due time, Ron for the entire second semester. course in England. He won the nearby LaSalle Academy. Upon nothing short of fantastic The Wilson will join other Providence his arrival at PC he didn't team recorded a 14-11-1 mark and immortals in the PC Hall of Sophomore year could only 1500 in the student games in disappoint anyone and has lived earned a trip to the ECAC Fame. have been an improvement, and Madrid in 1971, in Rome in 1972. Page 10 Wednesday, December 8, 1976 Winter Friars S

BACK ROW (1-r): Dave Frye, Ken Woodsen, John Nolan, Pete Petropolous, Mark Heissen- huttel. Pat Kehoe, Bruce Camp• bell, Bob Misevicius, Bill Eason Paul Aiello, Paul Orestaglio, Joe Mullaney Jr., Dwight Williams

FRONT ROW (l-r): Co-captains Bob Cooper and Joe Hassett

Front Row (1 to r): Slos Thomas, Dan Connor, Bob Koaharian, Jon Berit, Pete Finnegan, Tom Moran, Eugene O'Shea.

Second Row: Dan Dillon, Ed Hartnett, John Savoie, Chip Munday, Dave Mulhern, Frank Rafferty, John Treacy, Larry Reed.

Back Row: Dave 0lmstead, Mick O'Shea, Rob Ratclilfe, Mick Byrne, Pete Crooke, Greg Olmstead.

The PC Women's Hockey Team

Coached by Tom Palamara and Bill Brennan Page II Wednesday. December 8, 1976 low Their Colors

FRONTROW: 1. to r. Bill Milner, Jim Tibbetts, Brian Burke, Rick Moffitt. Ron Wilson, John Mc- Morrow, Mark Hanson

SECOND ROW: 1. to r. Asst. Coach Bob Bellemore, Tom livers. Steve Roberts, Dan Haskins, Jim Korn, Tom Bauer Colin Ahern, Bob Bonin, Head Coach Lou Lamoriello

TOP ROW: Trainer Andy Baynes, Jeff Whisler, Rich Campisi, Paul McCabe, Denis Martin, Frank Johnson Randy Wilson, Art Johnston Brad Wilson and equipment specialist Bob Riendeau

FRONT ROW: Faye Aiello, Sue LaCrosse, Vicki Pallotta, Jackie Botello, Gail Buonomano, Robin Taylor. Carol Nagle

TOP ROW: Jayne L'Eucyer Mary Jane Casey, Leslie Quinn. Kim Mascaro, Missy Cole, Mary Santry, Sue Buonomano

FRONT ROW: Diane Leitao, Kim Milum, LynnSheedy, Elaine Nizolek, Barbera Holapa, Ann McNaughton

BACK ROW: Carmen Ross Michele Boisvert, Mary Ann McCoy, Mary Ellen Buchanan, Mary Casey, Paulette Hassett Carlether Nesmith Page 12 Wednesday. December 8, mi Lady Friars Bring It All Together

By John Mullaney are multi-talented athletes who member of the squad, as she The remaining members of the breaking extensively this year. In should-be giving the entire stands 6-2. She has developed a 1976-77 Ladv Friars include their first two contests of the In order to build a quality women's athletic program a big very impressive hook shot during Elaine Nizolek C79) of Sacred season, the Lady Friars look basketball squad, a number of lift during their tenure here on her practice days, which go back Heart Academy in Connecticut, devastating in putting away factors must be present. You campus. to her years as Notre Dame High and Michele Boisvert C80> of Rhode Island College (81-27), should have some height to Sheedy is from Warwick School in Bridgeport, Ct. Framingham North High School and Bryant College (88-37)! control the boards, a little speed Veterans Memorial High School Buchanan established herself in Massachusetts Despite the lopsided scores, to keep up with the faster ball here in Rhode Island, where she as a very fine basketball player Mary Liz Cahill. a standout on however, the PC women com• clubs, some good shooters to put participated in' field hockey, as she rebounded well and last year's team, is academically mitted a high number of turn• points on the board, a balanced basketball. Softball, and averaged 15 points per contest in ineligible for the first semester overs in both games, something attack, team depth, a sound volleyball. last year's season of play. As a The 5-6 sharp shooter, however, they can not afford to do when defense, a confident attitude At 5-7, 160 pounds, she result of her performance, the is expected to return to action in they face stiffer competition in among the team members, and averaged over 20 points a game very agile PC center had the January. the latter part of the season opportunity to try out for the US finally, to bring it all together, in her junior and senior years in There is no question that this Once they get accustomed to Women's Olympic Team this some good coaching. high school and led her 1974-75 year will be a very important one the demands of their coach, summer, and was one of the last If those factors can be accepted team to a perfect 23-0 season and for the women's basketball however, the 1976-77 women's 40 members eligible. as the path to success for a the state championship. program. The Lady Friars are basketball team should be one of basketball team, then it certainly Last year Lynn received the attempting to go "big time" this the top teams here on campus looks like the 1976-77 Providence 1975 Rhode Island Woman The other center. Marv Casev year as they beef up their this year College women's basketball team Athlete of the Year Award for her is a 5-11 graduate of Tollgate schedule with some very com• is going to make some waves athletic talents High School in Warwick, Rhode petitive New England teams If here on the PC campus. This year Sheedy will be Island where she led her team to they are successful, then it will directing the women's offense for the state crown in her junior prove that the PC women's Coach Gilbride as well as taking year The very charming Casey, basketball team is ready to play some of the scoring pressure off a talented rebounder has a knack with the best of them. If they are fellow backcourt mate, Paulette for getting the outlet pass out not. then it may be back to the Hassett. quickly to get the fast break drawing board. started. McCoy was an all-state Coach Tim Gilbride has at• basketball player at Westwood At the forward spots, Diane tracted three top flight basketball High School in Westwood, Leitao, Kim Milum, and players in Sheedy, McCoy, and Massachusetts, as well as the Carlether Nesmith will be Ross and their value to the team number one women's tennis sharing playing time this year. may be immeasurable. As a player and a member of the field Leitao, a sophomore basketball result of their presence, the team hockey squad. player from New Bedford, Mass , will have more depth and greater In Mary Anne's senior year, is on an athletic scholarship here balance this year as well as being her team went through the season at PC and is well respected for stronger on both the offensive without suffering a loss, but was her scoring abilities. and defensive ends. knocked off in the first round of playoff action For her per• formance during the year, the

5-9'2 freshman was selected as a member of both the Boston Globe and Herald American All- Stars. McCoy is a very sound basketball player who has a few weak points in her game. Coach Gilbride will be depending upon McCoy to use what he terms "her good court savvy" to alternate between forward and center this year. The last of the three scholar• ship stars is Carmen Ross of Hudson Falls. New York. Car• men was 5-10 guard-forward for her high school team, St. Mary's Academy, and averaged twenty points a game and sixteen rebounds in her senior year there ft Three weeks before the start of Krosh phenom Mary Ann the season, Ross had an un• fortunate accident when she McCoy battles for a rebound. Women's coach Tim Gilbride. suffered a torn cartilage in her left knee. The knee has healed for Coming off last year's very Carmen and although that it does Barnes successful 15-4 year, the women's affect her somewhat, the PC team enters this season with a newcomer says she is ready to 'Can Wait' host of "news" They, first of all, play and looking forward to the have new coaches in Tim and season. (Continued from Page ;[> Lisa Gilbride, new scholarship Joining the three new members forward. "They knew what to do players in Lynn Sheedy. Mary of the squad will be seven on the basketball court Besides Anne McCoy and Carmen Ross, a members of last year's team as getting together for practice Carmen Boss controls the tapoff. Lynn Sheedy gets into position. new offense featuring a well as two other freshmen. At sessions and games, though, we devastating fast-break, and the center position the time all lived our own lives But when Milum is a freshman walk-on With Gilbride's new offensive li na My deeper bench strength this will be split between sophomores we got together for the game, we who should contribute greatly to philosophies instituted into the year Mel Buchanan and Mary Casey came to play " the team this year on the of• girls' play, the team will be fast- Standing in the way of those Mel is by far the tallest fensive end During her junior What about winning the season "news" and a very, very suc• and senior years at Hand High that the team experienced that cessful season, however, is School in Madison, Ct., Kim year. King must certainly have perhaps the biggest news of them scored fifteen points a game as some sweet memories of them? all a schedule that includes such her team won the league "Well, winning was certainly powers as Southern Connecticut, championship and advanced to sweet What I remember more UConn. UMass, Springfield, and the state tournament both years. than winning though, was the people who did it. That's what Worcester State Nesmith is the only senior on stands out most in my mind." Let's take a look at those the squad this year and is a How good can you say that "news" now. veteran of the last three years oi team was' "Well, each era has First on the list is the husband- women's basketball here at PC. its own best team and I would wife coaching duo of Tim and She will be depending upon her have to say that for the '70's it Lisa Gilbride. both PC grads agility as a player to pick up was the best PC basketball Tim was a member of the 1972-73 some rebounds for the Lady team." men's squad that went to the Friars this season. Tim Gilbride - A seldom-used semi-finals of the NCAA Tour• In the backcourt there are a substitute that year, Gilbride had nament in St Louis. He received host of players that Tim Gilbride a good time nonetheless his degree from PC two years will have the opportunity to call later, as a three letter winner in upon this year. "It was just a great year Just basketball, the captain of the sitting back and watching From last year's squad is soccer team, and the recipient of players like Ernie, Marvin, starter Paulette Hassett C78), the 1974 Sine Quo Non Award, Frankie, Charlie and Nehru was who, like her brother Joe, is best which is annually presented to great because they fit together so known for her shooting abilities. the athlete who has made a well as a team It was just an Since she has arrived here on substantial contribution to the enjoyable year, and to get as far campus from Rhode Island overall athletic community of the as we did just topped it off and Junior College, Hassett has school made everything worthwhile improved her ballhandling and Lisa, on the other hand, starred defensive play. "It was overall a great ex• perience ." in both basketball and tennis Other juniors on the guard-line What did Tim think of PC's during her college days For her will be Barbara Holapa and Ann chances for the national title with performances in those sports, the McNaughton. both of whom stand a healthy Barnes? very personable Rhode Island at 5-6 native was awarded Woman "We were playing probably as Holapa is an outstanding Athlete of the Year honors when good basketball as UCLA at that defensive player from she graduated in 1975. time Whether Walton would Springfield. Virginia Mc• have had as great a game as he Three scholarship ballplayers Naughton (Canton, did in the finals that year if we that the Gilbride's have had the Massachusetts) meanwhile, is were playing them, you can pleasure of welcoming to this "the smartest basketball player never tell. We were definitely at year's squad include Lynn on the team" according to coach our peak and everyone was Sheedy. Mary Anne McCoy, and Gilbride and is strong on the l-ady Friars' center "Mel" See COSTELLO Page 18 Carmen Ross All three players Diane Leitao drives to the hoop. defensive end. Buchanan at the foul line. Wednesday, December 8, 1976 Page 13 Winter Friar Forecast Friar Five's '76-'77 All-Opponent Team All-Opponent Team For PC Pucksters BY PHIL RAPUANO ALL-OPPONENT TEAM By Al Palladino better. "He is stronger, improved Defenseman in his skating with a better shot," Ron Dove, Dartmouth Position Name Team Class Date PPG Reb., Assist said Brown coach Dick Toomey. Seton Hall Se Goalie An all-Ivy selection who played Center Glenn Mosley Jan. 2 18.1 14.0 Louisville Se Paul Skidmore, a major role in the Big Green's Forward Wesley Cox Feb. 6 14.3 6.3 Boston College turn-around last season, Dove set Forward Phil Hubbard Michigan Soph. Dec. 29 15.1 11.0 ECAC rookie of the year in the a Dartmough season record for Guard Ricky Green Michigan Se. Dec. 29 19.9 134A 1975-76 campaign, he could take assists by a defenseman (28) and Guard Ron Norwood DePaul Se. Feb. 9 19.4 133A BC a long way this year. Big, tied the mark for most points Center Dave Corzine DePaul Jr. Feb. 9 15.5 quick, and alert, Skidmore was (31). He had a goal and an assist Forward Walter Jordan Purdue Jr. Dec. 4 16.9 9.2 MVP in Beanpot win over Boston in Dartmouth's 4-2 win over PC University. He played no high Coach George Crowe says, "Ron Glenn Mosley, 6-8 school hockey. His first team is a good offensive threat and Sat out part of last year because of academic problems. Has played in the tough N.Y. certainly the backbone of our great shot blocking ability since he is such a good leaper. Weighs in Metropolitan League where defensive team." at only 188 pounds. Skidmore was all-league. "He is Wesley Cox, 6-5 our ace," remarks Coach Len Could be most naturally talented player in Cardinal history but Ceglarski. has suffered many injuries and illnesses through his stay. One of Defenseman the nation's shortest centers but an excellent jumper Bill Anderson, St. Louis Phil Hubbard, 6-7 Forward A senior who realizes his Top freshman in NCAA last year. Plays center but should be Bill Gilligan, Brown defensive responsibility first, moved to a forward. Super quick and was standout on the Olympic Gilligan had an outstanding Anderson has an excellent shot team. junior season, leading the East in from the point and has been Ricky Green, 6-2 scoring (25-54-79). He is an ail- drafted by Calgary of the World AU-Everything last season and narrowly missed making the American and was last year's Hockey Association. He is one of Olympic team. One of the nation's best guards. Might be quickest recipient of the Leonard M. only three players on this year's player in the college ranks. Fowle Award for the MVP in New Dave Taylor, Clarkson squad to have lettered for three England. This year could be even seasons. Ron Norwood, 6-1 . Ex-PCer who played behind Stacom and Ernie D. One of the most Forward successful transfers in recent history. Has to play forward at times Dino Serra, RPI because of team's lack of depth. Senior from Niagara Falls, Dave Corzine, 6-11 Ontario, he was the team's Was one of the nation's leading passing centers (Hello Bob second leading scorer with 21 Misevicius). Led his high school team to their first state final ever. goals and 23 assists. Serra had a Must improve his defense and shot blocking. Possesses the bushiest four-goal game against PC last afro of any white player in the nation. year and was RPI's frosh of the Walter Jordan, 6-7 year for the 1973-74 season. He is Top flight defensive player who can also go to the hoop with a clutch playerwho led RPI in go- authority. Broke teammate Bruce Parkinson's freshmen scoring ahead goals (7), tying goals (4), record. Did number on Bruce Campbell in Purdue's 68-62 win. and winning goals (3). Bond, 6-2 Excellent playmaker who holds school record for assists in a Forward season (152). Played on Pan-Am team with Joey Hassett. Had an Dave Taylor, Clarkson off year during 75-76 campaign. Taylor is the seventh all-time scorer at Clarkson with 143 points. Last season, the Levack, Indoor Track; Ontario native led the team in scoring goals (26), assists (33), and total points (59). Is Clarkson's co-captain along with Easier to Watch, Bob Shaw for the second year in a Dino Sena, RPI row. Harder to Follow Hockey Forecasts: By Paul Langhammer The distance runners generally regard themselves as members The PC track team is the most of the track team who run cross• Tough BC Here Tonight unheralded group of athletes in country to get in shape. Almost the school, with good reason. And all have a preference for the advantage. Graduation losses of that's a pity, also with good former sport, even John Treacy, Forecast: Northeastern is By Al Palladino Tom Fleming and Ken Pettit, reason. It's easy to realize why who came in fifth place in the going nowhere. With no real team both with over 100 carreer points, the team's feats are not well- NCAA cross-country cham• Boston College leader, it is going to be a long was no help whatsoever. publicized, even among the pionship. Decembers, December 13 year for Flam an and his forces. Forecast: Dartmouth must student body. Shorter distances, faster races, Coach: Len Ceglarski play much better this season in the proximity of spectators, and 1975-76 record: 15-13-1 When competition takes place order to achieve the same results keener competition combine to Strengths: Twenty returning in such localities as Hanover, as last year. Teams will be ready make running around a track lettermen along with "Rookie of N.H.; Colby, Maine; or Prin• for them this year. Will have a more attractive than plodding die Year" goalie Paul Skidmore ceton, N.J.; It is not too realistic tough time finishing at .500. long, slower distances outdoors, should make BC one of the class to expect fan support from sometimes unwatched and un• teams in the East. The Eagles St. Louis University Providence, R.I. Madison Square challenged. have a veteran forward line January 7,9 Garden, site -of several major headed by Captain Bob Ferriter Coach: BillSelman meets, just isn't as accessible as While the cross-country team (36 points) and Paul Barrett (40 1975-76record: 24-15-2 the Civic Center or Schneider was working their way towards points). Big sophomore Joe Strengths: The Billikens have Arena. ninth place in the country, the quarter-milers were working out Agustine (6-3, 210 lbs.) anchors one of the strongest defensive So the competitors run only to on their own, with that first the defense teams in the country. On defense, the accompaniment of cheering chance to test their progress still Weaknesses: Defense has they have nine lettermen teammates, and ca, c'est dom- a long way off (January 15). PC always been a problem for BC returning including goalie Lind• mage. Because the runners are concentrates on the longer races, and this year is no exception. The say Middlebrook (2.99 goals very good, and track races on the both relays and individual, but Eagles play a tough schedule and against average). Also they collegiate level are generally not the shorter distances are in the face New Hampshire, Dart• recruited Minnesota-native Carl exciting. spotlight sometimes. mouth, Harvard, BU, and Bloomberg whose goals against For the first time, there will be a Clarkson, all in the first two average of 1.38 ranked him as one The PC squad is just a track 440-yd. run at the meets. There weeks of February. of the top high school goalies in team, not a track and field team. are four quarter-mile slots on the Forecast: This could be the the country. There are no shot-putters and mile relay team, and there is one year of the Eagles. If they can get Weaknesses: Loss of all weight-throwers, or even hur• on the distance medley team. good performances from their American Mike Ballanger will dlers or high jumpers on this Bob Ferriter, B.C. deplete an already weak forward The distance medley team defensive corps, watch out! If year's squad. It (is composed Dartmouth line. Ballanger, who graduated, consists of four distances: not, it could be a long season for strictly of runners: cross-country February 8, January 2 scored 70 points last season and quarter, half, three-quarters, and Coach Ceglarski and his skaters. runners converting to various (Blue-Green Tourney) will be sorely missed. Also a very one mile. Last year a school Anyway, how bad can a team be shorter distances along with a Coach: George Crowe young team with 13 freshmen on record of 9:59.3 was set by Mick if they are defending Beanpot handful of quarter-milers. 1975-76 record: 16-11 the traveling squad. O'Shea, Chip Munday, Peter Tourney champs? Strengths: Return of all-Ivy Forecast: Look for St. Louis to Cross-country races are ad• Crooke and John Savoie. This Northeastern leaguers Ron Dove and goalie have another great year. mittedly not too exciting to year, the New England record, December 30, March I Jeff Sollows give the Big Green Although they don't score a many watch; they generally require a 9:51.8, will at least be approached Coach: Fern Flam an two standouts on a team that goals, the Billikens are very lot of movement on the part of the and probably broken. 1975-76 record: shocked everyone by making the stubborn in allowing goals. spectator, and even at that, most Munday, a junior, was the main Strengths: Not much of playoffs last year. A excellent Should be a lot of 2-1 and 3-2 of the race is missed. man in the quarter mile last year. anything except they seem to power play makes opponents games. Indoor races, though, are This season he will be getting a always be able to beat PC. The wary of playing aggresive Brown University conveniently compact, challenge for his spot on the Huskies must count on a total hockey. Soph Joey Tomlak has January 13, February 1 restrained by oval tracks no medley as will some companions team effort. proven he can play with the big Coach: Richard Toomey longer than 220 yards. The for the mile relay. Weaknesses: Everything! boys. 1975-76 record: 23-7 progress of the race can be The leading candidate could be Gone is the high-scoring line of Weaknesses: The defense Strengths: Coming off their watched from one point. And the Bob Kooharian, who was an all- Jim Martel - Charlie Huck - Dave allows too many shots on goal. best season every, the Bruins races are usually close, with state 440 runner in Rhode Island Sherlock. A very young defense Even though the power play is have 16 lettermen returning winners and non-winners last year for Cranston East. with no outright starting goalie good, opponents are able to score frequently separated by tenths of See RUNNERS Page 14 out of three possibilities). rather handily with the one-man See RPI Page 14 seconds. - Page 14 MrdDTMtay. IVcrmbrr ». I«7t 9-6 Soccer Team: Not Great, But Proud

By Al Palladino, fog 'players couldn't see from first collegiate goal sparked a 3-2 Waltham. Mass and they suf• only look for things to get im• one side of the field to the other' win over Bentle> and PC's record fered their fourth loss of the year, measurably better Providence College soccer set in and to make matters worse, stood at eight up and two down 2-1. to Brandeis Although the made a name (or itself this year , the referees turned a sub-par Then there was the Stonehill score was close. PC was severely Not because of their record, it performance The Terriers disaster outplayed for the first time ail was •««. Not because of their post• escaped with a 2-1 victory but Stonehill was 9-2-1 going into year The Friars stood at 9-4 with season Dlay. they lost to tons they knew they had been the game but that was against the big game of the year still to Island University in the first thoroughly outplayed Divisions Two and Three teams come. round. Not because the team was Charlie Pettygrove scored in Surely PC, ranked in the top ten full of all-Americans, they had overtime to beat St Anselm's and in New England, could easily The University of Connecticut. none Why then'' Rabadan s second hat trick of the dispose of this inferior team, Say that name around soccer The season started out on a year led PC by an upset minded right* Wrong! Stonehill won 1-0 fans and they tend to shudder happy note with a 4-0 victory over Bryant team Next came the on a fluke goal and now the Everyone wanted to know how Merrimack Twenty-six-year old Eagles of Boston College, a team Friars were in trouble They won PC. a team beaten by Stonehill of forward. Jim Rabadan. scored ranked in the top 10 in Division their next game, but it took PC all schools, could stay on the three goals to lead the Friar One Well, that ranking was two overtime periods to beat an same field as the Huskies Well, attack Rabadan. a sophomore, no one knows how they did it. but carried the team for the next few t V not only did they stay on the same games as he accounted for three field, the Friars almost beat goals in wins over Assumption them. Neither team scored for 80 and Rhode Island College The minutes until UCONN. forward big question still remained Peter Hutckins tallied twice in SO though Could PC play on the seconds Showing they had a lot same field with the big boys? of class. Providence never quit The loss tolIRI was the Friars' and Alan Dovle lofted one home first loss of the year but it was not UCONN held on to win but 1300 the type of game people had partisan fans went back to their expected Rhody was able to win respective dorms impressed 3-2 but they were extended to the fullest to do so Leading 2-1. PC was unable to hold on to the lead. As result of a good year, the Although they had suffered a Friars, for the first time in school loss, they proved that they were history, were invited to play in a of the same caliber as nationally- post-season tourney. Alright, ranked Rhode Island they got clobbered by LIU, yet no A 4-0 whitewash of Holy Cross one can forget the excitement the put the Friars at four wins and team caused this fall. one defeat, but that was before the trip to Boston University BU, No, the team was not the best in always a highly-regarded team, the nation, and no, soccer is not handed PC its second loss ready to replace hockey and Midfielder Pete Drennan tries in vain to prevent LIU from ad• although the actual game did not basketball on top of PC sports exemplify the score The game vancing the ball in ECAC tourney action. totem pole, and no, the team was played on an astroturf, short-lived as Providence, led by undermanned Barrington team, didn't go undefeated. But this PCs Greg Papaz steers the ball something the PC players were senior co-captain Greg Papaz 1-0. squad showed a lot of pride and a away from danger in ECAC very unaccustomed to. A heavy defeated BC, 2-0. Mike Sullivan's Providence, next travelled to lot of heart and sports fans can tourney action against LIU.

Hockey Opponents: Runners to Be RPI and BU Late Tests Well-Balanced Jamie Hislop can only Golden Knights! A few lucky (Continued from Page 13) mile; he was the top two-miler in including senior all-American hurt. Start off with an extremely breaks and they could very well New York City in high school Bill Gillian 179 points) Also tough schedule this season. end up in the NCAA final four Sophomore Peter Finnegan, from North Scituate, Mass., will (9:08) returning are Brown's top five Forecast: The Wildcats have a also be a contender in his first scorers from last year's third tradition for winning and this Eddie Harnett and Dan Dillon RPI year on the squad, as will Greg place finish in the NCAA finals. year will be no exception. Look will be chasing Treacy February 21, February 26 and Dave Olmstead, freshmen In goal will be all-New England for UNH to finish in the top five sometimes in the two-mile. Dillon Coach: Jim Salfi who have each broken 50 seconds selection Kevin McCabe. who is a in the East. has run his fastest two miles to 1975-76 record: 13-13-2 in Illinois, and Stos Thomas. definite all-American possibility. date (9:08) en route to com• Weaknesses: None to really pleting a five-mile cross-country Vermont The team will be led by two speak of They did not have a course this fall As with most of February 9 Strengths: The Engineers have other members of the medley, very good recruiting year but the other members of the team, it Coach: Jim Cross never had any problems getting Savoie and O'Shea, the only that should have no effect on this will be tough to predict which 1975-76 record: 15-16-1 on the scoreboard, and this seniors. Savoie owns the school year's squad. races this pair will be running, as season should be no different with record in the mile, 4:06.8 Forecast: The Bruins should there is a good deal of rotating Strengths: Only lost three three of the top four scorers on Judging by last year's per• finish in the final four. The PC- from meet to meet players from last year's team the team returning in seniors Pat formance, he's the best bet to Brown rivalry is a hotly con• Randy Koch (55 points) and Andy Hahn (27 goals) and Dino Serra anchor the distance medley, and tested one and all slat sheets can Halford (28 goals) return to give (44 points) and junior Don Arm• is a top chance for the four-mile Larry Reed heads up the first be thrown aside when these two Vermont excellent scoring strong (22 goals). There are also relay. The two-mile relay is also year distance men, probably in teams get on the ice potential UVM is always tough 14 lettermen on this year's squad. a possibility for J.P., who has a the two-mile, although he did at home as evidenced bv last Weaknesses: The defense is 1:54 half to his credit. finish second in the New England Harvard year's 7-6 win over the Friars. horrible A major problem is the schoolboy mile with a time of Januarv 17 All-East candidates John Glynne inconsistency in the goalie O'Shea could well run under 4:18. That time is also the fastest Coach: BillCleary gives experience to a rather position as soph Bill Sloan and four minutes this year in the mark achieved by Eugene 1975-76 record: 13-10-1 young team senior Doug Elliott battle it out mile, at least outdoors. Last year O'Shea, who could be a member for the starting nod of the four-mile relay team Bob Weaknesses: Although a good he missed it by a second. He too, Forecast: Look for RPI to is fast enough for the two-mile Ratcliffe was one of the top two- Strengths: All-American goalie offense can score goals, a porous finish around .500 again this relay, though his forte is the milers in Rhode Island in high Brian Petrovek is without a doubt defense tends to allow just as season. The Engineers will longer distance: 3000 and 5000 school last year; he'll be at• the Crimson's biggest asset. An many. Loss of defenseman Joey continue to blow third-period meters, and possibly the three- tempting to follow suit here. unproved defense and winning Oslin (killed in auto accident) leads until they can build up their mile in some championships Other freshmen joining him will tradition will also be strong does not help at all Only one defense be Dan Connor, who came on player. Tom McNamara has points for Harvard very strong at the end of the more than one year of varsity John Treacy ranks as the Weaknesses: A very difficult cross-country season, Dave beginning schedule Harvard experience school's premier runner at this Boston University Mulhem, John Berit. and Bill faces Vermont, PC (twice), BU, Forecast: This could be UVM's moment as the result of his fall March 4 Clark UNH. BC, Dartmouth, and worst season in a long time. record. Look for him to break the Coach: Jack Parker travels to Minnesota and Without a solid defense. Vermont school two-mile record of 8:44, 1975-76 record: 25-5 set six years ago by Marty Robb Wisconsin (twice), all before is in loads of trouble Look for Last year PC's team sent their Savoie has also run a 13:37 three- exams many high scoring games. traditionally small delegation - mile. Forecast: Harvard should be in Strengths: Co-cap tains Rick 11 - to the small college Eastern the final eight come March They CI ark son championships and came back Meagher and Mike Eruzione are Mick Byrne is another junior beat Vermont, 5-2, but lost to the February 13 with the team trophy. They were definitely two of the top forwards coming off his best cross country Friars. 5-4. in a close game Look Coach: Jenrv York led by Treacy's win in the two- in college hockey Meagher is a season ever, and he should come for the Crimson to continue their \r.5-76 record: 18-12-1 mile and the sweep in the mile by two-time all-American while into his own indoors He has the tradition of polished play Savoie, O'Shea, and Byrne. Eruzione has been named the school record in the half, and he's Strengths: The Golden Knights "Top Defensive Forward" in run a 4:04.8 mile outdoors, second New Hampshire are the team to beat in the East New England for the past three only to his roommate O'Shea in This year they could be January 2S. February 17 this year Ranked second in the seasons Goalie Brian Durocher the school's history. He'll be grabbing honors and firsts in Coach: Charlie Holt nation. Clarkson can look for• has lost only one ECAC game in excelling in the two-mile relay some of the larger and more 19IS-7C record: 24-7 ward to the return of all- two full seasons. and distance medley, besides the prestigious meets Coach Bob American goalie Brian Shields Weaknesses: Graduation individual races. Amato said the school received a Strengths: Bob Miller. ECAC and all-East forward Dave losses were heavy and inex• very early invitation to the rookie m the year two vears ago. Taylor 1143 career points) Along perience is a problem The A quarter of the sophomores Millrose Games in New York, is back from playing for the US with all-East defenseman Bill defense is questionable as are adapting from live-mile and they'll also be in such meets Olympic Team last year. Tim Blackwood the Golden Knights evidenced in their 9-3 loss to PC barrier races to quicker things. as the Princeton Relays and the Burke is stalwart on defense and appear solid overall Must rely too much and too often Moe Rafferty looks mainly to the IS Olympic Invitational goalie Pan Magnarelli is back in Weaknesses; No glaring faults on freshmen half-mile, the two-mile or the nets The line of Miller-Barrv except that Clarkson. over the Forecast: BL' is in trouble possibly the medley Pete The earliest indication of the Edgar-Bob Gould should be a years has been categorized as a They aren't as strong as in Crooke. on the record-owning team's strength, though, will productive one poor come-from-behind team previous years and will be hard medley foursome in the three- come up in tiny Hanover, at the Weaknesses: After Burke, Also has history of injury pressed to win their fifth con• quarter mile slot, will also be not-so-tiny US Track and Field there is a drop of f in the defensive problems secutive ECAC championship running both the mile and two- Federation Meet at Dartmouth Wednesday, December 8. 1976 Page IS Lady Hockey Friars Rely on Strong Team Effort

By Mike Callahan the women's sextet. On What this year's team lacks is Terry is the type of player that provide more offensive punch to December 8 the team will find only experience, as all the the team once she becomes more The women's hockey team, makes things happen. Her itself on the road, facing off departed players had played for aggressive. She has shown coached by Tom Palamara and inexperience is more than made against Boston College two years herself to be a fine skater. Bill Brennan. has a record of 0-2 up for by her aggressive play. Coach Palamara believes a At least in the early part of the Terry is an excellent competitor. at this early stage of the season. Kelly Tonan - Forward - Kelly major factor in his team's suc• season, the PC team s success However, these early season is a freshman but still only a cess mis year will be that this will depend on the effort of all the Mary Beth Kielbasa - Forward setbacks are somewhat rookie Right now she is working team does not rely on just one experienced players. Late in the - A first year player, Mary Beth deceiving, as evidenced by the hard on learning the fun• player to carry the rest of the season, major contributions from has shown great determination to Lady Friars' strong effort damentals of the game and team. Unlike many teams PC will the new players are expected. learn. Once she gains more ex• against UNH. Despite playing should progress as the season play which are built around only The PC defense is led by senior perience skating and learns the well, PC was dropped bv UNH, goes along. one girl, the PC women play as a fundamentals, she will be ex• 4-3. captain Sue Reichheld. A major team part of the team's offense will be pected to provide a major con• Nancy Sisson - Nancy is a The main reason UNH won was Palamara acknowledges he generated by Cox and Sprague. tribution to the team. sophomore and first year player. due in no small measure to the doesn't have any great in• Anchoring the PC effort will be Once she has gained experience efforts of one player, a 25-year dividuals but emphasizes that all the work of sophomore netminder Eileen McCarney • Forward - she is expected to come along and old graduate student who scored of his squad was together Mellon. Palamara will be backed As a sophomore, Eileen will play fine hockey for the team three goals. This girl was eligible sacrificing for the good of the up by his bench strength, a fifth to play because women's hockey team. The girls have been ilayer on defense and a third is a club sport at UNH. Fur• EARN UP TO $3000 PER SEMESTER OR working out since September 27 ine. thermore, PC proved to be a for an hour a day. f MUCH MORE! Campus Reps wanted to post Cindy Mellon - Goalie - Cindy is more disciplined team than UNH, Palamara also believes that the starting goalie for the team. distribute for commission. Lines guaranteed to a fact that should keep the team the team he has now is better This sophomore has played sell. Agressive, motivated persons. Few hours in good stead as the season than last year's unit despite outstanding hockey for the team weekly. Send resume, $2, for job description, progresses. losing the services of over half of Now in her second year on the infor sheets, application forms, post & handlg. team, Cindy's success is due to Upon acceptance receive coding number, memb. her self-confidence. card, work manual free. With first weekly Jeanne Rioux - Goalie - This is Jeanne's first year on the team. commission check receive your $2 back. The sophomore goaltender WRITE: Nationwide College Marketing Services should provide the PC sextet with (NCMS), Box 1384, Ann Arbor, MI 48106. many fine efforts in the future. Claire Cox - Left Wing - This IMPORTANT STUDY ABROAD £N^~ sophomore winger played a large role in last year's team success. NOUNCEMENT: Limited openings remain on As a freshman she was the CFS accredited Spring 1977 Academic Year team's second leading scorer. Programs commencing Spring Trimester. Early Claire's major asset is that she is acceptance is now open for Fall '77, Winter, a smart hockey player. Her scoring will be a decisive factor Spring '78 or FuU Year '77-*78 in Moscow, in many PC victories. Salamanca, Paris, Dijon, Florence, Perugia, Kathy Luther - Right Wing - Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Vienna, Geneva, Kathy is the first line right wing England for qualified applicants in languages, who returns for her second year all subjects incl. int'l law, business. All students of action on the team From her in good standing eligible-freshmen, past performance Kathy has proven that she is another smart sophomores, juniors, seniors, grads. Good hockey player. faculty references, self-motivation, sincere in• Dawn Sprague - Center - Dawn terest in study abroad, int'l cultural exchange The action is fast and frenzied around the Lady Friars goalmouth is an excellent all-round player. count more with CFS than grade point. For in recent hockey action. Now a junior, last year saw her applications-information: CENTER FOR lead the team in scoring. FOREIGN STUDY-AY ADMISSIONS OFFICE The PC offense was sparked by last year's players. Building Lynn Johnson - Left Wing - DEPT. N-216 S. State-Box 606-Ann Arbor, MICH sophomore winger Claire Cox, around the players left from last Lynn is expected to be a good who tallied two goals. Junior year, Palamara sees the team 48107(313) 662-5575. scorer once she gets the needed Dawn Sprague accounted for the starting off at a better caliber. playing time to sharpen her third goal and Cindy Mellon The coach also foresees more playing skills For new, this provided the PC effort with a improvement and some fine rookie is on the second line. Lynn stong performance in goal. efforts from the 10 new players on is a sophomore. This year's schedule appears to the team. These women have the be considerably tougher than last difficult task of filling the skates Jane Palumbo - Right Wing - ALPINE year's. The team will be facing of the 10 players lost through Jane is now a third year player. many new squads, most of whom graduation, five of whom were She is a co-captain on the team will provide tough opposition for starters for last year's team In the past she has exhibited an ski sport shops excellent hockey mind on the ice and shown the type of dedication that will help set a good example for the younger players. She's a real joy to coach and the perfect Headquarters Friar. Paula Riley - Center - This EandJ sophomore is the second line center. Once Paula becomes For all your accustomed to playing positional hockey, she will become a big goal scorer for the team PIZZA Sue Reichheld - defense - The senior captain is the defense Squash & Racket stalwart for the team. She has proven to be an excellent player * Delicious Grinders, in her two years. Among her hockey talents, Sue possesses a fine slapshot. Ball requirements Pizza and Spaghetti Cathy Connelly - Defense - Cathy is a junior but in her first year on the team. Despite her RACKETS • BALLS • GLOVES inexperience, Cathy has done a good job as part of the second FAST SERVICE defensive tandem as she has shown herself to be a fast learner of the game's fundamentals. ALPINE ski/sport shops FREE DELIVERY Terry Finnegan - Defense - Another rookie, Terry is playing 1220 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R.I. (Exit 16 Ofl Route 95) on the second defense pairing 751 -2251 the MM Delivery 4:30 p.m.-l a.m 835 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02215 247-9548

Colonial Classic Group Tickets

1 Are On Sale Here! "30 COUPON Pre-Game Warm-up Saturday, December 11,1 - 5 pm Wrap-up Happy Hour Sunday, December 12, 5 -10 pm 30c Off Any Large Pizza with "Crazy" George "World's Greatest Ball Handler" With This Coupon J* || Draughts 50? /Ml I Bar Drinks 75

By John O'Hare

Include No. 1 Michigan What a difference a year makes Last season PC had more By NedCummisky Forecast: With the five Rhode Island guard problems than the ACI. returning players and the two January 18 and February 3; This time around you could safely freshmen to solve the problems of Coach: Jack Kraft; 1975-76 say that it is the basketbaU COLONIAL CLASSIC, last year. Holy Cross should go record: 14-12. squad's strongest point. December 11 and 12 very far. Thev will definitely be The following are quotes from Strengths: Jiggy Williamson Boston College one of the top teams in the East Coach Dave Gavitt about each (14 ppg) and Stanley Wright (15 Coach: Bob Zuffelato; 1975-76 this year and have to be rated backcourt performer. ppg and the team's leading record: 9-17. numberonein New England until rebounder) are the guards. At Paul Oristaglio, Junior someone beats them. Strengths: Returning from last forward are Len Johnson, a 6-6 "He came here as a walk-on year is promising soph 6-9 Tom junior, and Sly Williams, Randy and impressed immediately. Their easy schedule through Meggers, who averaged 8.8 Wilds and Vic Soares, both 6-9, People in Philly said he was a January will enable Perry to gain points and 5.9 rebounds per are the centers. Tennessee tough high school player and I confidence and get used to Holy game. transfer Irv Chatman at 6-8 will can now see why. Cross' patient and fundamental provide rebounding help and "Paul doesn't try to exceed his Also, three JuCotransfers were style of play. The people in depth at forward. capabilities and he has always recruited by Zuffelato: 6-9 Bob Worcester feel this could De the year for the Crusaders as did Weaknesses: The only weak Bennifield, 6-8 Rick Kuhn, 6-7 Paul Oristaglio Mike Lunday. Bennifield led JC Sports Illustrated, who rated spot is center, until Chatman is rebounders with a 19 points per them 17th in the country. eligible in February. The Rams John Nolan. Freshman game average. Kuhn shot 64 per don't have too much team speed "I'm happy with John. He is a cent; Lunday made many All- Brown when Wilds is playing center. good, sound ball player who just American teams. December 18; Coach: Gerry needs time to develop into a good Forecast: It could be a very Alaimo; 1975-76 record: 7-19. college guard. One thing he has to Joining them will be three exciting year in Kingston. Kraft Strengths: All-Ivy senior Brian work on his overanxiousness. freshmen who will be counted on has evertything this season, but Saunders (19.8 ppg) and 5-7 Bill Right now, John doesn't have a for immediate help. Jeff Roth is a only if they play as a team and Baker return, along with 6-6 lot of patience He wants to make 6-5 swingman; Louis Benton from get used to each other early. The Azhar Haneef, who sat out last everything happen right away Florida is 6-2; Jim Sweeney, a 5- Rams should be one of the top year, 6-7 Bob Crichton, and "John is very strong in finding 11 guard from New Jersey, looks teams in New England by March. sophomores Chuck Mack and the open man and is a very active like the team leader the Eagles Bruce Rhodes, giving Alaimo a Seton Hall defensive player. On offense, he need to be successful. solid nucleus to work with. January 2; Coach: Bill Raf- will probably create more than, say an Oristaglio will, but he also Weaknesses: Lack of college tery; 1975-76 record: 18-9. is going to make more mistakes." experience for six new-comers Weaknesses: Without any real dominating center, the Bruins Strengths: Glen Mosley, a 6-8 will be a major problem for Paul Aiello, Freshman Zuffelato. They still have a again will have problems on the senior, is a one-man wrecking "In the last two weeks Paul has suspect backcourt with returning boards. Lack of depth at guard crew; he averaged 18 points per soph Ernie Cobb, who was erratic and no consistent scorers other game and 13 rebounds per game Joe Hassett last year when handling the ball. than Saunders will hurt. last year. The guards are 6-1 been a hard worker. This year Also, no proven leader has Greg Tynes (18 ppg) and frosh Paul will have to give us the good emerged who could run the team. Forecast: Brown will be im• Chad Kinch, a 6-4 talent from proved from last year, but it New York City. The forwards are defense with a minimum of Forecast: BC has the talent for seems every team in New 6-7 Bob Wall and Mark Coleman. mistages. As of right now, he's improving on last year's record England and the Ivy League will been pretty effective." Weaknesses: The forward and an easy schedule in be also. The key will be if Mack positions are weak, with no Joe Hassett, Senior December won't hurt. If the can contribute early and if the proven players. Seton Hall must "He will probably end up as one newcomers can gain confidence schedule isn't too demanding on find a rebounder. of the top scorers in PC history. early then a trip in March to the younger players. For the first time in his career he ECAC playoffs in Springfield is Forecast: It will take a strong has someone like Dwight who can possible. effort for the Pirates to equal last INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL stabilize Joe's play. He has year's record. A tough schedule, always been a good passer and Massachusetts CLASSIC, especially in January, won't help. since his freshman year he has Coach: Jack Leaman; 1975-76 December 28 and 29 had more good games than bad, record: 21-6. Michigan St. Joseph "Joe has a good shot at pro Coach: John Orr; 1975-76 January 5; Coach: Harry ball. I base that observation on Strengths: The most solid record: 25-7. Booth; 1975-76 record: 10-16. returning unit in New England the way he's measured with other this year is Amherst. The first six Strengths: Olympic veteran Strengths: Four returning men from last year's team, which Phil Hubbard (15.1 ppg, 11 rpg), starters and Zane Majors will be Dwight Williams entered the New England tourney who is only a soph, and 6-6 John the key. really started to come on. In the as the favorite, are back. Robinson (14 ppg, 11 rpg) are two Weaknesses: Lack of depth will Stonehill game he had five of the finest forwards in the The front line is big and be a major problem, especially at rebounds in eight minutes and country this year. The guards are talented with 6-7 Jim Town, who guard and center. showed a knack for finding the 6-2 senior Ricky Green (19.9 ppg, was player of the year in the open man. Paul moves well and Yankee Conference, 6-5 Mike 134 assists), 6-2 senior Steve Forecast: This will be a possesses an excellent shot. Pyatt, and 6-8 Mark Donoghue. Grote (10.5 ppg, 112 assists), and rebuilding year, so the Hawks "He just needs to intensify his Then mix in a backcourt of 6-2 6-2 junior Dave Baxter. At center will be looking forward to next game. He has to play the harder Derek Claiborne and 6-2 Alex might be 6-9 junior Tom Bergen. year when transfers will be and needs a lot of work defen• Eldridge and the Minutemen eligible. January is their sively." have everything except super Weaknesses: Their only roughest month. size. problem is the lack of a real big Connecticut David Frye, Sophomore man, but great team quickness Also there are top reserves like January 11; Coach: Dee Rowe; "Dave is a quick ballplayer. might compensate for that. The 6-7 Steve Mayfield, 6-5 soph Eric 1975-76 record: 19-10. Lately, he has improved his Wolverines have a demanding Williams, and 6-3 freshman Billy shooting and has been playing schedule with everyone trying to Strengths: Tony Hanson, a 6-4 Morrison. much better in practice sessions. beat the number one team. senior, is the best (19 ppg). At If this continutes, I would Weaknesses: Pyatt is an oc• guard, Joe Whelton is the casionally misguided talent who imagine I will be playing him Forecast: Excellent. If the playmaker - he scored 14 points must rebound better to be ef• players stay injury-free, they per game last year and had an fective. The move from the John Nolan should repeat as Big Ten champs impressive ECAC tourney. The Yankee Conference will make the players in the country at the Pan- and will be the team to beat in the Huskies have two strong front- schedule tougher, especially in Am games and the Olympic NCAA. No doubt this is the court vets, and Al Lewis is 6-11. January. camp." toughest team the Friars will Dwight Williams, Sophomore Forecast: Moving into the face this year. Weaknesses: A lack of front- Eastern Independent League will court depth will hurt, and there's "He really understands the game and is very knowledgeable cause UMass to wish they had Texas no telling how Lewis will do at center. The schedule is tougher, about it. He never talks about never left the cozy Yankee Coach: Abe Leamons; 1975-76 what T have to do but about the Conference. A tough schedule in record: 9-17. too. February will make a repetition team and what 'we' have to do. Forecast: With five players of last year's record improbable, "Dwight doesn't let publicity Strengths: Forward Gary that have tourney experience but they will be a definite threat go to his head. The morning after Goodner at 6-7, center Tommy returning and two talented in New England. the AIA game, the headline in the Weiler at 6-7, and guard John newcomers, the Huskies will Journal was "PC Unveils New Moore (13.6 ppg) are the top again be a team the Friars will Holy Cross Ernie D!", Dwight talked about returnees. Jim Krivacs, a 6-1 have to look out for. Coach: George Blaney; 1975-76 guard, will be the playmaker, how to get the ball to Bobby Record: 22-10. along with Jan Henley and Hawaii Cooper and not his personal Norvell Brown. Add 6-5 forward January 15; Coach: Larry achievements." Strengths: The Cross has its John Danks, a Kentucky all- Little; 1975-76 record: 11-16. top three scorers returning: 6-5 stater, and 6-4 guard Ron Baxter, junior Mike Vicens (15.0), 6-5 who was the best player in L.A. Strengths: Gavin Smith, a 6-6 senior swingman Bill Doran last year. transfer from UCLA, is eligible more in the games." (13.8), and 6-7 junior Chris this year. George Lett, a 6-7 Joe Mullaney, Junior Potter. Weaknesses: It will take time sophomore forward, and 6-2 "He is an extremely intelligent Wayne Crowe are the top Also add 6-10 Charley Browne, for the players to get used to player and his floor game is very returnees. a freshman from New York City, Coach Leamons' game plan and sound. I think his value will be and highly publicized Ron Perry, for him to evaluate the players. mainly in a reserve role Weaknesses: The forward who owns all Massachusetts Texas will have to prove itself especially when we lose Dwight position looks empty. Inex• scoring records, at guard. In early in the competitive South• due to foul trouble. Joe can perience at all positions will hurt, addition there are 6-8 center John west Conference. execute the offense and run the and there isn't any height. O'Connor, senior guard Kevin plays in that situation." McAuley and promising soph Forecast: Leamons has talent Forecast: It looks like a long Ken Woodson, Freshman Peter Beckenbach from last and depth a t every position to add year for Coach Little, who may "Kenny is an exceptionally year's team. to his tradition of coaching only want to stay there for the quick guard and consequently is success. The key to the season weather. Although the team will a good defensive player. His floor Weaknesses: Not too many. The will be if he can keep the be taking some nice trips during game needs a little work. I think only problem is. when will fresh• Longhorns loose enough with his the season, it doesn't look like that tnis year will be a learning man Browne return after a sense of humor to get through the they will be taking one to the year for him and he has to treat it David Frye preseason foot injury. demanding season. NCAA's in March. as such " Wednesday, December 8, 1976 Page I? PROFS' PICKS

COWL ^V)

LyLRTTASl

Father Robert A. Morris, O.P.: "Barring injury I would like to Dr. James McGovern On the basis of their excellent academic see both the hockey and basketball teams in post-season tour• records, the hockey team should have an excellent season naments."

>L06I A| It's that time of year again when the varsity basketball, hockey and toward another winning season. track teams open up their college campaigns and hopefully qualify To help inform the average PC fan, we have questioned the for post-season tournaments. following professors and asked for their expert predictions as to the Basketball looks for another 20-win season. The hockey squad outcome of this year's winter varsity squads. hopes to qualify for the ECAC tourney, and the track team looks

: U H5 i|i§ Y 1*1 I BJ-n;- - •... S UMliA

Father Denis Kane, O.P.: "I believe that the hockey team plays a Dr. Paul van K. Thomson: "As an administrator, I can relate to hard, intelligent game of hockey and should look forward to a the track team because understand the loneliness of a long better season with the playoffs under their fine coach, Lou distance runner." Lamoriello." i

PIZZA VILLA Good Food Freshly Prepared For Your Eating Pleasure * Pizza * Grinders (14 kinds) * Spaghetti and Macaroni * Homemade Pastry •Veal Steaks *Beer: Pitchers, Mugs * Dinners * Salads and Soups *Wine • Pizza Slices, too Fish and Chips: Every Wednesday and Friday DINNERS Sirloin Veal Harirtnrk Meatball Eggplant Boneless MaaaoCK Steak Steak P|ates Parmesan Chicken 670 Smith Street, Providence (QPP- Newport creamery) Tel. 521-2233 Wednesday. December 8, 1S7J O'Leary Wins IM Flag Football MVP The Athletic Board and The team's graduating seniors, co- Cowl have voted Mike O'Learv. captain Vin Frescia, Jim tri-captain of the championship Driscoll, Bernie Collins, Bob Villa flag football team, as the Feltre, J. P. Parks. Joe Dias and winner of their first annual in• Rich Gisselbrecht tramural flag football player of He noted, "It will be tough to the year award. In accepting the replace such a group of in• award, the touched redhead dividuals as these, yet with the noted that "it never would have assistance of tri-caotains-elect been possible without the con• Brad Francke and Ralph Land! tributions made by each and as well as the team's un• every member of the Villa." derclassmen, their VUla pride Red has had a long arduous will be tough to beat and won't football career at PC. Twice his relinquish the 1976 crown." team (then known as the War Red and many of the Villa Demons) reached the finals, only members will retain their top form while performing under the to be beaten by the Tankers and tutelage of Alex Nahigian on the P.C.F respectively. Red baseball diamond this spring. He responded favorably to a serious expressed hopeful intentions that knee operation in 1975 and came he would be able to latch on to back to solidify the club's stingy Stamford's luxurious Villa defense and coordinate the potent Restaurant and Lounge, for Mike O'Leary, captain of the Villa champion flag football team, receives his trophy from Athletic Villa offense. which the team is named, in some Board president, Stephen Smith. The shy and soft-spoken capacity upon graduation in 1978. O'Leary was very moved by such He's a business management team's success that year was Ron Norwood - Ron Norwood is an honor. He attributed a great major from Stamford, Con• junior Bob Ollquist. best remembered by PC fans as a deal of the Villa's success to the necticut. Costello talented freshman who played OFFENSE DEFENSE In a telephone interview, behind Ernie and Kevin in '72-'73. Ollquist revealed some of his He's left PC now, having trans• Bernie Collins, Villa Line 'Catalyst' ferred his sophomore year, and emotions. Jack Van Arsdale, P.C.F. Mike Bedford, NY Dolls is currently a senior at DePaul in (Continued From Page 12) Brian Thomas, Twin Peaks Moses Malone, NY Dolls Chicago. playing excellent basketball. Jack Donahue, Tankers Brad Francke, Villa "I guess I was in trouble with Whether we would have won it, I Jim Driscoll, Villa Ted McVey, Twin Peaks Gavitt because the only action I don't know, but it would have Greg Martino, NY. Dolls Jim McPherson, P.C.F. saw that year was on the JV been a close game." Backs Mike Reagan, Villa team. I was on the team in name Norwood has become an ex• Bob Feltre, Villa only and was close to leaving the cellent ballplayer and had a Backs Rich Balzano, P.C.F. Since he left the PC campus, school." chance to turn pro last year. He's Mike O'Leary, Villa Phil Sibiga, P.C.F. Gilbride has served as a teacher back for his senior year, though, Dick Hominski, NY. Dolls Bill Gertz, Twin Peaks and JV basketball coach at and will face Providence this Tom Sheehan, Joe's Plumbers Joe Dias, Villa Mansfield H.S. here in Rhode January 9. Bill McCarthy, Villa Eddie Lyons, Island, and this year, besides Concerning Marvin Barnes and JR. DeLang, Commander retaining his post at North Smith- Joe's Plumbers his situation, the New Yorker Bob Sheridan, Yahoo Goodies field and acting as a substitute sounded rather puzzled. teacher at Mansfield, Tim is the Mike "Red" O'Leary, "Playing for Providence that head coach of the PC women's year gave me a taste of the basketball team. limelight. I liked the program - it "Our record was 4-4 last year, but was big time. It was a big thrill this in no wav reflects the talent "Marvin was a good guy. I playing with Marvin, Ernie and Gary Bello - The 6-0 Bello was a that this team possesses," added really don't understand what Stacom. If Coach Gavitt had JV Stirs sophomore that particular year Coach Adams. "We are playing happened; maybe he just needed played me, I never would have and appeared in a reserve role in against schools who have players more judgement. There is no left Providence. But I wanted to 23 games on the Friar schedule. that have been specifically be a star, and he wanted to bring Despite the fact that his statistics question that he can play the recruited to play basketball. game. I would have to say that he me around slowly. I knew I had to Spirit were not exceptionally high, Nevertheless we finished our leave, and I think I made the Bello found that particular was the best forward in the ABA season on a winning note, being right choice." season to be a learning ex• behind "Dr. J." By Mike David victorious in three of our perience. Contrary to earlier reports, the Providence College JV basket• Ollquist is presently working remaining four games. This year Norwood had an inkling of the ball program is alive and well. for YOUR DON INC., a computer "Everyone on the team had Barnes situation in advance. "I Elaborating on that statement, we have gems against Brown and firm. He is also working on his their friends and everyone helped tole Marvin he was going to jail Coaches Jimmy Adams and RUC, among others, and it master's in Business at Adelphi each other out. Ernie was a good last spring," remarked Ron. Charlie Crawford added, "At shapes up to be a very demanding University. friend of mine and helped me out "He's got some wildness in him. first we didn't know whether or schedule." a lot that season. He spent a lot of But you reap what you sow. not there would be a JV team, but time with me and assisted me in Marvin made a few enemies. I the interest has been sogreat that The team leaders at this time in preparing for my senior year hope the best for Marvin. we now have more than enough Charlie Crawford - During his the season are Larry White and when I was called upon to be the players to field a unit." team's floor leader. Just playing senior year here at PC, Crawford Scott Virgulak, the team's best against Ernie all the time was shared the fifth starting position "I left PC a bad impression of great because his tremendous on the 27-4 team with Nehru King. myselt," Norwood concluded. At 6-5 and a hefty 205 pounds, the "I'm looking forward to playing desire rubbed off on me. Of the original 35 candidates New Haven, Connecticut native against Providence. I should be that tried out for the varsity, 14 of was utilized mostly for his going at top speed by then." these now comprise the team. rebounding and defensive skills "We only take freshmen and during that year. "Everyone got along very well sophomores because the main together. We were like a family. thing that we are looking for is "Had Marvin not been hurt, we We were winning during that potential," remarked Coach do believe we could have been year and were playing the right Crawford. "However, 90 percent champs. What's happened to him people. I guess that we really of these players will remain on His best game was by far the now is unfortunate. I think he'll didn't know how good a team we the sub-varsity and never make it Memphis State contest in which straighten himself. The guy can had however until we got to the to the top, which goes to show Charlie grabbed 15 rebounds in withstand pressure. He played final four in St. Louis." how much enthusiasm the kids the absence of Marvin against a under pressure with that Ket• haveforthe game of basketball." tall MSU front line corps. virtis incident." l.arry "Bad Man" White goes to What about winning the the line in the Jayvee game national title that season, did Of the 14 members, only three Al Baker - Baker filled pretty against Assumption last week. Bello think they could have done much of a substitute's role during are holdovers from last year's it if Barnes were not injured in team. Steve Latimer, Larry "The players got along really the '72-73 season. He has these that crucial game against White and Scott Virgulak are the shooter. "The kids are still un• well that year and it made it fun. recollections: Memphis State? returnees. "Right now, with so familiar with the offenses we are I think everyone was aware that many young players in the employing," stressed Coach we had superstars on the team in program, we are using Adams. "In time Scott will be Ernie, Marvin and Kevin. They "The '72-'73 team was one of everybody. But Scott, Larry and getting the ball in better to take "Yes, I think we could have contributed greatly by just being the most exceptional teams PC Steve have to figure to be in the the good shot. Larry is filling in done it. When Marvin was teammates and not trying to be has ever had. We were an ex• eventual starting lineup," stated for the injured Mark Brown and playing in the first half against superstars. I think they helped us tremely congenial group with no Coach Adams. is the team leader. He's an ex• MSU, we controlled the game. to come together and to be a lot serious personality problems. cellent ball handler and really Once we lost Barnes, though, our closer, which was reflected in the That was 90 per cent of the reason makes the team go." rebounding was not half as good, way we played game after game. we did so well: we had as our goal and subsequently we lost the the national championship. Thus far the team has been game." plagued by a lack of practice rime. "We have limited gym time," reiterated the coaches. A seasonal outlook for the "In many instances our practice "We used to have a common Baker is now a systems analyst squad is uncertain at this time. Since his graduation from times conflicts with the players' bond among all of us and that was for the Traveller's Insurance "We would like to win games," Providence College in 1975, Bello classes, and most times our only that. We liked to kid each other Agency in Hartford and also said the coaches, "but our main has served as a coach for the PC fully-manned practice is the day about certain things. I think those plays ball in the Eastern objective is the development of sub-varsity team and this year of the game." locker room jokes helped Basketball League. the players. We want the kids to began his newest job as an everybody during the season." have a good time while at the assistant coach at the University same time improving their skills. of New Haven in Connecticut. "Right now I'm embroiled in Despite these difficulties, the We have so many young players bitter controversy. These Con• squad plays a very competitive that our season could go either At present, Crawford is a social necticut people, on the basis of schedule consisting of eight to 10 way," but from the standpoint of worker for the family court here their EC AC win over us last year, games. The majority of these the players, it will be a success in Bob Ullquist - One of those in Rhode Island as well as serving maintain that UConn has always contests are held prior to the any event. Any team that has players on the squad who was as a coach for the Providence JV handled PC. My remark to them varsity game at the Providence coaches like Adams and anything but happy with the basketball squad during the is, either they're stupid or on Civic Center, and the rest either Crawford cannot help but to be sacrifice he had to make for the season. drugs." at Alumni Hall or off campus. fortunate. Wednesday, December 8, 1976 Page III,

cross country

football soccer

TfeAM IN NATION... UNDEFIATED HetULAX 9-6 OVERALL... 8~2-/ OVERALL ... LOST StAStM,., HAHKBD *1 QUALIFIED FOR. ECAC

TO W£SrCH£Sr£R CO*A\ TOOR(J£Y WITH reAn PiActb 9m COLLfC-E IN FINALS. TEAM ... LOST TO LIU s-l. NCAA... TREAC Y Kurts

Westchester Mugs PC Gridders, 48-0 By Mike Callahan too much for Providence to handle Coming off a big victory over Looking back over the Friars' Norwalk Community College, one season, one can't help but be would have expected the Friars proud of the football team. Their to have been "psyched-up" for only loss during the regular Westchester State Community season was against Jersey State College However, what incentive (a varsity team) as they finished they might have had was rapidly with an 8-2-1 record Next, the overcome by the awesome Friars showed they were for real Vikings. as they handily defeated a The game, from start to finish, previously undefeated Norwalk was completely dominated by Community College team. Westchester as indicated bv the Despite the shellacking at the total yardage-408 yards for the hands of Westchester in the Vikings to 80 yards for the Friars National Club Football The final score was 48-0. PC could Association final, Providence not do any thing right in this College finished second in the game which was a complete nation which is surely nothing to reversal from the Norwalk affair. Hick Zolnlen heads around the end in a game played earlier this year. Unfortunately, he wasn't be ashamed of. For instance PC was 2-15 in the able to do similarlv last Saturday. passing department for a grand total of two yards and six aerials were intercepted. The Vikings' quarterback connected on 3-9 for 66 yards and none were picked PROVIDENCE COLLEGE off. However, it was the Vikings' running attack which stymied the SPORT SHOP formerly stalwart Friar defense. They amassed a total of 342 (located in the Schneider Arena) yards In short, it was not so much what PC didn't do or the mistakes they made, it was the Featuring fact that Westchester was simply The "Best of Everything" In HOCKEY EQUIPMENT

PLUS A full line of ADIDAS SHOES AND STYLISH WINNING WAYS WARM-UP SUITS Plus many, many more name brands HOURS: Monday through Friday noon to 9 p.m. Saturday 6:30a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. ALSO PUBLIC SKATING HOURS: Wednesday, Friday & Sunday evenings 7-9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday afternoons 1-3 p.m. (Students V2 price with I.D.) For information call 865-2279 Iton Hammond, All Conference lineman. LET'S GO FRIARS

J 00 p New Hampshire 1:00 p New Hampshire 4:00 p at Boston University 3:00 p Jan. 21 at Ithaca 8 00 p Jan. n at Ithaca 3.30 p Jan. 25 Boston College 3 00 p Feb. 1 Boston University 3:00 p Feb. A at Brown '00 p Feb. s at Vermont 6:00 p Feb. 9 Connecticut 3:00 p Feb. II Princeton 9 00 p Feb. 2i at Boston College 8:30 p Mar. 1 at Connecticut 8:30 p Mar 5 Vermont 4:00 p 3:00 p WOMEN'S HOCKEY

Athletes in Action 8 00 pm Stonehill ; oo pm Brown 8 00 pm Assumption 8 00 pm Purdue 9:00 pm Colonial Classic Boston College, UMass PC, Holy Cross Brown 8:00 pm industrial National Classic '00 pm and 9:00 pm Industrial National Classic '00 p.m and 9 00 p.m

Michigan. Texas PC. URI Seton Hall i 00 p.m St. Joseph's 9 00 pm Massachusetts •> oo p.m Connecticut 8 00 p.m

URI a oo p.ir Boston University 8 oo p.m Canisius 8:00 p.m Niagara 8:00 p.m St Bonaventure 8 00 pm URI 8 00 p.m Louisville i oo p.m Feb. OePaul 8 oo p.m Feb Long Island 1:00 p.m Feb Feb Villanova MS p.m St John's BOO p.m MEN'S BASKETBALL ZIPI

Merrimack at Merrimack at UPenn at Princeton Boston University at Harvard Vermont Boston College at Boston College at Northeastern at Blue-Green Tournament PC, New Hampshire Dartmouth, Princeton St Louis at St. Louis Brown Harvard St Lawrence a1 New Hampshire a' Brown Colgate «' Dartmouth at Vermont Clarkson New Hampshire a' Colgate »' RPI RPI Northeastern a1 Boston University MEN'S HOCKEY at Rhode Island College 7:00 p.m «i Bryant College t.oop.m.] at Yale 7 00 p.n al Connecticut 1:00 p.m Northeastern IMP-m. Annhurst n 00a.m. French National Team (a: t 00p m Bent ley 7:00p.m. Worcester state • 1:00 p.m. at Springfield 7.»p.m Massachusetts J: IS p.m. at Rhode island • 4:00 p.m at Barnngton 7:00 pm * OOp m Brown • 4:00 p.m. Assumption 7:00 p.m. SMU 2:00 p.m at New Hampshire 700pm at Rhode Island 7:00 p.m Holy Cross 7: JO p.m at Boston College 7:00 p.m. at Southern Connecticut WOMEN'S BASKETBALL