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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Cloudy. Hloh 25 Vol. M Issue Ji THE BG NEWSFriday, December 13,1985 U.S. soldiers die in crash identify remains. CBC television showed debris Plane wreck smoldering in the snow beneath tall evergreens in the sparse, hilly woods where the plane kills 258 went down about a half-mile from the runway near Gander GANDER, Newfoundland Lake. (AP) -A DC-8 charter full of U.S. Airport manager John Pitman soldiers returning from the Mid- said the aircraft carried 101,000 dle East crashed and exploded pounds of fuel on takeoff. yesterday near Gander Interna- Roads to the airport were tional Airport, killing all 258 blocked and emergency vehicles aboard ana scattering gifts and with yellow lights flashing stood weapons across snow-covered by as shivering rescue workers woods. searched in vain for survivors. Families and friends learned Smoke lingered in the air hours of the disaster as they assem- after the crash. bled for a brass-band welcome "There was a flash, just like a at the headquarters of the 101st sunburst," said Judy Parsons, a Airborne Division at Fort Camp- car rental agent who witnessed bell. Ky. the crash from the Gander park- Those killed were predomina- ing lot. "It lasted for just two tely members of the 3rd Battal- seconds and then I heard an ion of the 502nd Infantry, 101st explosion. There was a lot of Airborne Division. black smoke." The cause of the 6:45 a.m. Hedley Gill, another car agent (5:15 a.m. EST) crash remained who also was outside, said, "I under investigation, but the saw this big mushroom cloud off White House said preliminary the runway." reports showed no indication of CANADIAN TRANSPORT sabotage or an in-flight explo- Minister Don Mazankowski said sion in history's eighth-worst the plane climbed no higher than aviation disaster. 1,000 feet before crashing. The charred cockpit voice and Transport Canada spokesman flight recorders were recovered Bruce Held, returning from a Photo/Phil Mosturzo and will be taken to Ottawa for helicopter tour over the site, analysis, said Peter Boas of the Friendly foes said there was no suggestion California Bowl quarterbacks. Brian McClure. from Bowling conference. They may be friendly now, but on Saturday the pair Canadian Aviation Safety mat the plane exploded in flight. Green, and Jim Sweeney, from Fresno State, were all smiles as they Board, who was directing the "Where it came down, it ob- will be battling It out at Bulldog Stadium. For more stories from the viously exploded on Impact Ev- shook hands after doing battle with the media at a pre-game press BO News sports team in Fresno. Calif see page 7. The charter flight operated by erything in the area is charred," Arrow Air of Miami carried he said. members of the 101st Airborne Children's clothing - appar- who were being rotated home ently intended as gifts-and after six months service in the pieces of gray fuselage were multi-national peacekeeping strewn across the ground at the force in Egypt's Sinai peninsula. north end of Gander Lake. MILITARY AUTHORITIES The Canadian government Prof: Racism taught, not inborn said it might take a day or two to sent 15 Investigators to the notify aUthe next-of-kin, and as scene, said Dave Owen, of Cana- Editor's note: This is the second of a two- color," but that is the reasoning behind focus an stereotypes that cannot be proved long as a week to postiviely da's Accident Safety Bureau. part series. racism. or disproved. Steve McDonald, member of the Bowling by Carot I Linger HACKER SAID, "There are whites in this Green Coalition to Eliminate Racism, said staff reports society who are truly racist-who hate because whites commit the racist acts, it is without any doubt anyone who is not like their responsibility to challenge racist be- Charge dropped "Racism is a factor of anonymity - not them." havior. knowing the other person. Once you know Fatal accident case to go to grand jury someone it is very hard to project a racist Rolando Andrade, associate professor of MCDONALD SATO whites should inter- attitude on them,'' said Ross Hacker, grad- ethnic studies, said this hatred is taught by rupt racist statements among family and uate student in philosophy. parents, peers, the media and the commu- friends, where they have the most influ- The charge of driving under the influence of alcohol against Mark He added that students who graduate Messner, junior marketing major, was dropped Wednesday morn- nity and Is perpetuated by stereotypes. ence, as well as the work force and the from racially mixed high schools are more Denise Coleman, sophomore fashion buy- world. ing in Bowling Green Municipal Court, according to Michaelle likely to be open with members of other Crowley, assistant city prosecutor. ing major, said. ''Children play with any- Andrade also suggested that students races. one. We are not born prejudiced - we are take courses in ethnic studies so that they Cassie Madden, president of the Black However, Alan Mayberry, assistant Wood County prosecutor, said brought up prejudiced. will understand the backgrounds, traditions Student Union, said whites who come from Before leaving Mexico to travel in the and cultures of different races. yesterday the case will be heard before the next scheduled grand predominantly white areas are sometimes jury Jan. (. United States, Andrade said he was told to For students who believe they have been not willing to adjust to living with blacks in watch out for blacks because they steal denied opportunities because of discrimina- residence halls, especially in the same The original DUI charge was filed after Messner, driving his car, everything. tion, the University has developed a griev- allegedly bit Danny Sipes, sophomore pre-law major, early Satur- room. "Every time I saw a black. I saw a thief," ance procedure within its Affirmative day morning. The DUI charges were dropped the day after Sipes, a Andrade said. The "thieves'' turned out to Action Plan. pedestrian, died at the Medical College of Ohio In Toledo. Andrya Smith, sophomore distributive be stewards, whose job it was to carry education major, said a white freshman luggage. The University's Human Relations Com- Mayberry said the grand jury has several options, including not found out from other people in the hall that Maurice Sturdivant, president of Kappa mission assists in remedying human rights handing down an indictment against Messner. or asking that the her roommate was going to be black. She Alpha Psi fraternity, said racist attitudes violations in areas such as racism, sexism DUI charges be refiled in Bowling Green Municipal Court. Among moved out before meeting the black stu- could be unlearned at college. and teacher harassment. the indictments the grand jury could hand down Include vehicular dent, a friend of Smith's. Andrade said one step in reversing rac- Ester Payton, sophomore radio-tele- homicide or aggravated vehicular homicide, be said. Ken Hale, editor of the Obsidian, said, ism is to question universals - statements vision-film major, said, "Racism could be A special grand jury would be called only if a heavy caseload "It's sickening that someone would treat such as "an blacks are..." or "all Mexi- eliminated if people would judge others on woukf warrant one, Mayberry said. you a different way just because of your cans are..." and other remarks that their skills instead of their color." Police chief to celebrate 25th year on force by Jim Nleman ASH SAID that while on the keyhole on the driver's side. staff reporter University's force, he knew Ash said be thinks the sniper some officers on the city's force was attempting to rob the ga- Bowling Green Police Chief "and tbey let me ride with them rage. Galen Ash's mother didn't call at night/' But, he added "They • In about 1988, Ash was bitten the police when she found a weren't supposed to do it and I on the right forearm by a man hand-gun beneath his mattress wouldn't tolerate it now." while trying to break up a bar when he was 18, "but it didn't Thomas Vale was the police fight take her long to call me," Ash chief that hired Ash as a patrol- ^'There's nothing worse than a said. man for the city. human bite," be said. "For "At that point she didn't know "On January 1,1 became Unit about 10 years when I got a if I was going to be one of the 10," Ash said. At that time there suntan you could see teeth good guys or one of the bad were 10 officers on the force; marks." guys,'psaid the 48-year-old Ash, now there are 31 sworn person- •In the early 1970s, Ash who on Jan. 1 will celebrate his nel - including officers, law en- stopped a suspicious car on 25th year in the city's police forcement technicians and an South College. animal control officer. "The guy started to run on me l had bought the gun from a During his years on the force, and I tackled him. While I friend who was on the State Ash has moved up the ranks. In tackled him he pulled my gun Highway Patrol. "It was the 196t, he wax became a lieuten- out of my bolster and had the first handgun I ever owned," be ant; in 1976, he was promoted to gun cocked and pointed at me " said. captain; in 1978, he was pro- Ash said. The State Highway Patrol was moted to chief. With a reflex motion, Ash Ash's first choice for an em- "It's hard to believe it's been grabbed the gun and got his ployer, but because It issues 25 years - things have gone by hand between the hami^ ^ teats periodically, be took a job so rapidly," Ash said. "But I the gun wouldn't fire. "I finally on the University's police force probably have a few years left of got to where I could use a hold I with an oral agreement that he knew. It did what I was always would be offered a patrolman's Ash might not have made It 25 told it would do-it broke his position on the city force when years had some of his close calls arm in two or three puces." one became available. as a policeman been a tad Ash said that during his seven Although the University's closer. years as chief he hashad many force want then the profes- • In the late 1980s or early offers to become police chief at BG fews/Akx Homth sional agency It Is today, Ash 1970s, while Ash was patrolling other cities, but never accented said, "The nine months (on the behind the old Ford garage on because be said he doesn't know Police Chief Galen Ash University's force) was good North Main Street, a sniper shot if he could care for another eiperianr*, and I warned a lot at the cruiser he was driving and community like he cares for about proper procedures." hit it a few inches below the •See As*, page 5. 1 Editorial BG News/December 13,1985 2 Newsmakers Examining examinations receive gifts Here is a retest while the columnist recuperates from proficiencies For the last editorial of the semester, the editorial board asked for the input of BG News staff members on what they thought were the best and worst happenings of the term. In keeping with the holiday spirit, we would like to give Editor's note: Craie Hergert, ledge is similar to one's virgin- subject to speculation. crayons on wax paper. stocking stutters to the people connected with these events: woo said In last week's column ity: once revealed, It's usually As a teaching fellow, I've had And so on. that reading 80 proficiency ex- lost And it's impossible to re- to design my own tests and I've 2)The multiple choice test A lump of coal should be awarded to those University ams probably wouldn t kin him, cover. become familiar with the three This is another student favorite, Activities Organization executive members who quit their jobs was quite possibly wrong- So Some students, braver ones traditional formats. but it too is about as natural as for what we Believe were petty, unprofessional, even childish while he tries to finish the exams than I. sense the absurdity of 1) The true/false test Students Cyndi Laupcr's hair color. Con- reasons. Then an extra lump for trying to masquerade the and keep himself alive through this situation and quietly rebel. always tell me that they love sider the evaluation sheet that a immaturity behind the excuse, "personalreasons. Ironically, various life-supporting devices, Gertrude Stein, while attending this type, or rather that they freshman composition student a candy cane should go to UAO President Eric Rosenberg, who we will reprint a revised column one of William James'classes at hate it the least The reason is, fiDed out several years ago. In pulled from somewhere the wherewithal to salvage what was on tests which originally was Harvard, once wrote the follow- of course, that even if they answer to the question ''What left and was more candid with the press. published last summer. Give ing note in lieu of her final haven't come within two miles did you like least about the him a break; Buchwald gets to exam: "Dear Professor James, of the classroom the entire se- course?" the student wrote. A candy cane should go to the director of Public Safety, doit! I am so sorry but really I do not mester, they have a 50/50 "The essays. I express myself William Bess, and the campus and city police officers for feel a bit like an examination chance to get each question better through multiple choice." investigating the activities in the men's restrooms of Univer- by Cralg H*xgtxt Eper in philosophy today." She I'd like to hear lust one of the sity and Hanna halls. m left. The next day she re- i you get right down to it, conversations his friends are A lump of coal to the Bowling Green Post Office for changing Ours is a culture obsessed ceived a post card from James though, this kind oftest is pretty forced to indulge him in. its routes so that the campus gets its mail delivered later in the with tests. which read "I understand per- darn artificial. In real life, day. We have our eyes tested be- fectly how you feei; I often feel you're hardly ever asked true/ S) The essay test This is the fore getting a driver's license like that myself." Beneath these false questions. The only time it toughie, my students tell me. A candy cane to the Bowling Green football team for its and our blood tested before get words was her mark for the would happen, outside of game Same students fear this form so undefeated season, Cal Bowl berth and an Top 20 ranking in the ting married. We test our mettle course, the highest in the class. shows, which are as far from much that they cant bring Associated Press poll. A separate candy cane should go to in games of sport, test drive cars real life as possible, would be themselves to know what to call auarterback Brian McClure tor his 10th place ranking among before we buy one and endure Some students rebel a little when someone is trying for a it eisman Trophy candidates. However, a lump of coal to tests of the Emergency Broad- less politely than Stein did. One dramatic effect as in ''You've Falcon head football coach Denny Stolz for his ill-timed cast System between TV shows. of my former professors back in been cheating on me, Harry: A coUegue of mine at the Uni- announcement that he was leaving the University to take a job We even depend on taste tests Minnesota told me about a true of false? ' And who among versity told me an interesting before settling on something as friend's final exam in a litera- us needs training to be able to tale. It seems two of her compo- at San Diego State University. answer that kind of question? A lump of coal to the Bowling Green football fans who trivial as a favorite cola. ture class. The two-hour exam sition students turned in papers stormed the field after the Toledo game to take down the goal consisted solely of the instruc- that had the letters "SA"af the post and ended up injuring three people in the process. Another We are most aware of tests, of tion, "Discuss the significance My writing students some- top. When my friend asked them lump should go to the Athletic Department for not hiring course, when we are in college of the sea in "Moby Dick." times ask me why I never give what that meant, they said "You preparing for them, taking them While everyone else scribbled this kind of test. The reason Is told us were writing SA's." My enough security personnel to deter such actions. ana trying to forget them. After frantically, my prof's friend left that it would have to look some- friend never found out what they A candy cane to the University for creating a new endow- eight years of college, I've taken after writing a single sentence: thing like this: thought the two letters stood for. ment fund by investing residence hall money that wasn't going about 80 finals, 30 midterms, "Where the hell else was Mel- anywhere anyway. The new fund is expected to grow to $35 and enough pop quizzes to fuel a ville going to put a whale?" 1. True or False. Sentences .Sheer agony might be a fair million by the year 2000, and, combined with an internal week-long game of trivial pur- His instructor, remembering are composed of words. guess. endowment created two years ago, will make about $45 million suit perhaps that brevity is the soul 1 True or False. Writing, available for the University's use. of wit gave the student an A. when properly used, can be a Hergert, a teaching fellow In The most significant tests are What the rest of the frazzled good thing. English from Slayton, Minn., is A lump of coal to the person(s) responsible for cutting off the the final exams. After so many students gave the instructor af- 3. True or False. Essays are (or was) a columnist for the Sp of a pine tree last week at St. John's Episcopal, 1509 E. finals, I have difficulty remem- ter learning about the result is usually written with purple News. bering particular ones; they've ooster St. Bah Humbug! all become muddled together A candy cane to the Center Township trustees for their like one monstrous portion of unanimous vote to overturn the Center Township Zoning oatmeal. But I do remember Board's earlier 3-2 vote against the Woodland Mall. This paved bow an exam typically went for the way for the mall construction, which will begin in May or me. June. I would spend hours on end A lump of coal to Bowling Green citizens who petitioned preparing for, say, a history against painting the new water tower brown and orange. test, cramming into my skull fact after fact about the assassi- A candy cane to Philip Mason, executive assistant to Univer- nation attempts on Hitler, Pat- sity President Paul Olscamp, for compiling all of the Universi- ton's push into Germany and the ty's policy and procedure manuals. talks at Yalta. During the two hours of the exam I would write A lump of coal goes to Faculty Senate and Olscamp for as quickly as Billy Martin's getting lost in defining just what University policy is - so lost blood pressure rises during a that one side doesn't know what the other is doing. Yankee loss, filling two blue books with what ITd force-fed A candy cane to Stuart Givens, University historian, for myself. answering everyone's Bowling Green history questions for the 75th anniversary. After all of that, If a friend asked me later that day to tell A lump of coal to whoever tried to burn down Howard's Club him something about World War H, 210 N. Main St., on Oct. 6 by throwing a burning towel under n, the most I could tell him was that it occurred after World the door. War I. A candy cane to Sandra Scott Student Legal Services lawyer, for fighting for student rights despite administrative The problem was that the test would measure knowledge, and political currents in the community. sure, but the only knowledge BE1KLEHEM- Four vorld leaders met today A lump of coal (again) to the University for not turning on that I had with me during that ■fco discuss a proposal for lastirg Tworlti peace. the fountain in front of the Administration Building (again). two hours. I didn't always leave the room with the same informa- A candy cane to the Graduate Student Senate for passing a tion that I had pinned down on resolution for increased lighting on campus. Hopefully, Uni- the paper. During a test, know- versity officials will act on this next semester. A lump of coal to some smokers in the University Union whose inconsideration Invades nostrils at non-smoking tables. A candy cane to the volunteers of the Escort Service for Letters providing a much-needed University service. A lump of coal to the Undergraduate Student Government for Prices were fair Melden lacks support women, and major changes in minority of feminists. not reworking its dead week resolution before this week. the manner in which victims of You assert that feminist ideas Another lump should go to them for the disorganization of the This letter is written In re- I have been reluctantly read- rape are treated In the judicial have decreased the number of photo ID process. However, they should get a candy cane for sponse to Teresa Dooley's letter ing the columns of BUI Melden system. well-adjusted women. In the finally getting the system into action four weeks before the end on capitalists exploiting poor since September, but I have not In this week of the proficiency past, women have been diag- of the semester. Ecuadorians. responded to Melden's unusual exams, I must give a 'No Pass' nosed and treated for mental A lump of coal to the person(s) whose negligence led to Now I don't know much about ideas, uncontrolled writing and to Melden's essays on the illness at a much higher rate gassing the Windham Hill musicians right out of Bowling the "real" or "morally" correct convoluted logic until he struck grounds that he falls to address than men, however recent stud- price on imported Ecuadorian the right nerve ... my femi- his audience effectively and he ies prove that theory wrong. sweaters, but I do know some- nism. does not support his major the- A lump, albeit benign, goes to President Reagan. thing about international eco- His columns on this topic show sis. Please look at the studies be- nomics after interning in a Third that Melden has failed to grasp BiU Melden, you will have to fore your next article. * And to the Bowling Green Review: For all you do, this lump's World multinational based in the role that feminism plays for repeat your course in writing if Although this finding may be for you. Korea. millions of women and men. yon plan to write with any credi- related to other biases, it will be If Theresa was surprised to However, the most deplorable bility In the future. interesting to see whether or not Lastly, candy canes to sources that helped us during the see prices two to three times the aspect of these columns is that the rate of mental illness in semester. Reporters specifically mentioned Shirley McDole, actual price she saw in Ecuador, they are unsupported with any Pat Coward women increased, and if so, if it secretary in the Office of Public Relations; the people affil- she would really be surprised to specific facts or information. EagliahDept. were due to feminism, as you iated with the Health, Phyical Education and Recreation find out textiles manufactured Melden must know intuitively implied. department's Saturday clinic; Soccer coach Gary Palmin- in many Asian countries are sold what goes on at feminist conven- Get the facts first The feminist movement is not sono; Greg DeCrane, assistant vice president for University here for up to 10 times their cost tions or inside the covers of and most f emi- activities and orientation; Dr. Joshua Kaplan, director of in their home countries. feminist journals because he This letter is directed to Bill arenot full of "hatred." health services: Glen Frey, associate professor of geography; I dare Theresa to look at the doesn't tell us which conventions Melden. You gave an Inaccurate Also, your statement that femi- and to each of the countless of others we foolhardily neglected labels on her clothes and find out he's attended or which journals description of the feminist nists want to be "as promiscu- to mention. where most of them are made. 1 he reads. movement ous and exploitative as any wouldn't be surprised if most of If he had, be would know we Your portrayal of feminists as male" Is not good for us males, Happy holidays, everyone. them were made in what we are intellectually viable and can "gatekeepers of the asylum" let alone Inaccurate. The men's would call "Asian sweat shops." be credited with political re- where they "torment their sis- movement has lust begun in The real point is that we know forms that go well beyond the ters " "who say that aU men are recent years-please get the' almost nothing about the eco- abortion and ERA would-be mpists," and who say facts before forming an opinion: -THE BG NEWS nomic realities of the Third that rape is "the single most Copy adk* Bran Brt Feminist lobbyists have seen Gaon" Barnard Copy adaor lUn BUr World and sound rather stupid important fact of any woman's lor Ban Zaiviaif Copy adaor DM Hording complaining about them, be- child care, single parent sup- existence," is a stereotype at Tray VtoMalasU NaMadftx JBTrudaau Copy adaor bWaHorwadal cause most of our steel, textile, port, support for battered best, and, at best, is based on a lziPrtat E—wMa—or MhaMcMyra Wk«rt*or Caroa Hombargar and basic manufacturing jobs Photo adaor Joa Phalan Frtdoy MKor Grog Kartu would leave this country to Sport, adaor Karl SrnHh Prod, tup'r BobOJboon newiy developing countries like BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed AM. apor* adaor TomRaad Prod, aup'r Sawa raa/aotl Brazil, Korea, Taiwan, and Yu- CNaloooyaoaor Prod, tup'r Dougaa Kauftian goslavia due to absurdly high Th» BO Nm a pubhrad d*\ Tuooday through Friday during Va radmc ytar one wages here In America for low sumon um* tmPOUt HKKf mi aaatty dunflg ta aummar aaooron by (a Board ol 8md.nl Pubfcatora ol Bowing Oraan Sana skffl, low tech jobs. NsmKcm UU.MHIT 1KNOU m- IMnaroty Theresa If you are truly so Msroutpw* jufnamttc" , Opttora a«praaaad by corumnas do not racaaoarty raaKI »a oottora ol tha BO Nm pro-Third World why don't you tutmcm Tha BO Mawt and Doming Oraan 9aw UnHaraHy ara aqual opportunay ampnyart and do _i Muss*'/ not Hourc 8 an lo S p« Monday trough Friday Ream IMA Preat Hall Max Local BG News/December IS, IMS 3 Kids get kicks playing Santa

by PatU Skinner something for the community," and Jim Nieman Hamm said. staff reporters Hamm said when he attended a tournament before Thanksgiv- Santa Claus and several "Ka- ing he thought asking for food rate Kids" will team up Sunday donations would have been a to collect toys that will be dis- good idea for that time of year, tributed to Bowling Green chil- and he modified that idea to ask dren this Christmas. for toy donations for this Decem- "Santa Claus Kicks for Kids" ber tournament. is the theme of the American Grant Tansel, crime preven- Karate System's tournament on tion officer on the Bowling Sunday, Dec. 15, in Anderson Green police department, said Arena from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. the department has been in- Between 100 and ISO compet- volved with Santa's Toybox for itors are expected, according to about eight years. In the begin- Randy Hamm. a black belt and ning it distributed toys to chil- co-director of the tournament. dren throughout Wood County, The karate club and Bowling but the program became too Green police department are co- large and last year toys were sponsoring the tournament and distributed only to Bowling charging spectators an admis- Green children. sion of a toy for students and $1 and a toy for non-students. Com- "A LOT of smaller cities have petitors are also donating toys taken over and helped out with as part of the entry fee. programs of their own" in the Hamm said money collected rest of Wood County, Tansel will be used to cover the cost of said. "Hopefully there weren't a using Anderson Arena, but the lot of families that were left toys collected will be contrib- without toys." uted to Santa's Toy box and dis- Tansel said the goal of the tributed by the Bowling Green program is to see that children police. who might not otherwise receive Photo/Jacqutc Pearson presents will be receiving tbem Please, Santa? THE BOWLING Green Police this year through Santa's Toy Asking for Transformers and 01 Joe tanks. Kevin Linden, 4, Mrs. Claus. The two were in from the North Pole to visit the Department is the local organi- Box. Last year Santa's Toy Box from Bowling Green, made his first visit this year with Santa and University Union Saturday. zation in charge of the Santa's gave toys to young kids and $20 Toybox program. The police de- gift certificates to teenagers partment collects new toys and aged 13 to 17, Tansel said. used toys in good condition to be Police will accept referrals of distributed to underprivileged children who are in need of toys children. until Dec. 19. The parent's name Walkout leaves people walking Randy Hamm and Mary and address and the child's Basta, black belts In the karate name, age and sex are needed TOLEDO (AP) - City bus driv- pected to return to work today. The impact of the strike hit strike if they bring notes from club, organized and are co-di- with each referral, Tansel said. ers stayed home yesterday in a Williams said the union, which hardest at Toledo public schools, their parents, said Su Yager, recting the tournament as part The toys and gift certificates wildcat walkout that stranded did not support the strike, was where absenteeism increased district spokeswoman. of their requirement to move up will be distributed on the morn- an estimated 70,000 passengers, recommending that its mem- from its normal 9 percent to in the karate ranks. ing of Dec. 21, he said. Police including 18,000 students, who bers accept a federal mediator's more than 20 percent, school The strike cost TART A an and the Bowling Green Police were left to search for last-min- solution to resolving disputes officials said. About 12,000 pub- estimated $8,000 in daily fares. "I thought it would be nice for Explorer Scouts will do the sort- ute rides to work and school. over seniority and vacations. lic and 6,000 parochial school the karate group as a whole to do ing, packaging and delivering. students ride TARTA buses to TARTA officials said the But Dale Williams, business Buses remained idle during school. walkout was illegal under a no- agent for Local 697 of the Amal- the evening rush hour yester- strike clause in the one-year rited Transit union, said the day, but police reported no traf- STUDENTS ARE to be ex- contract union members ap- tXk^fr^Aeatt' union members were ex- fic or parking problems. cused from class because of the proved Aug. 31.

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by Term TuaoUno case's prosecutor, Aubry, it was *aH reporter stated that Bacnman "has per- sonal knowledge of the disputed A decision is expected to be evidentiary facts." handed down Monda v by Wood IN A petition disputing his County Common Pleas Court removal from the case, Bach- Judge Donald DeCessna on a man indicates the reason for the petition to excuse Municipal original petitions against his Court Judge James Bacnman hearing the case as "disappoint- HLfeLaaa^E ^^^^^B Wf ' *^1V^I from bearing the case against ment that this judge rejected University history professor Da- their plea bargain." vid Roller. Bachman's petition states that The petition, brought by Per- as a judge he is exposed to rysburg Prosecutor Martin Au- personal knowledge of the case bry and lawyer Allen Baldwin, is through pretrial bearings and for a case against Roller on conferences. The petition goes charges of importuning and pub- on to state that as a judge he is lic indecency. obligated to disregard any such Baldwin's petition requests information. Bachman betaken off the case Once a decision is reached by because be has personal knowl- DeCessna, a trial date will be set IZaflSLaaaaaW^eml edge of it The petition states pending a decision on a change ^Blllfl E ~ -jtl^LP VtB "* * a^Laaaai that Bacnman has referred to of venue motion Bled by Bald- the set of cases, all related to the win. arrests made during an under- Trial dates have been set for ^^Hj cover investigation of Univer- two defendants arrested on sity restrooms, as the "BGSU charges of importuning in con- Cases." nection with the undercover in- ..„ to Baldwin's peti- vestigation. Daniel McGraw, of iaaaaaW^Lfl tion, •'The Tudge has treated all Perrysburg, and Jamie Riig- the 'BGSU Cases' in an identical giero, a University graduate stu- — ,. . , ., BG New»/Jot rlatsa fashion as if all rested on the dent, are scheduledto appear in Switching Stations on their resume same facts and circumstances." separate trials in Bowling Green Working the boards that control all the programming that Is Tucker said WBOU covers 19 counties In Northwest Ohio and In the petition filed by the Municipal Court on Jan. 7. received and sent at WBGC1 TV 57, Dave Whittle, sophomore radio- **[*** more ,han 250.000 residents. television-film major, puts on program preview announcements "We sign on at 6:30 Monday through Friday and end broadcasting between shows. at midnight," he said. "Students produce various specials including One of 45 university-owned and operated public television documentaries, special events and concerts. We even have a remote stations across the nation, WBGO provides a training program for unit." Gish Theater seeks communications majors at the University. "Presently we have 55 Tucker said WBGU used to broadcast horn* football games, students working on a salary basis at the studio. We also employ a "It's very "kely that we will program sporting events again," he said, student art staff." said Duane Tucker, director of television "We are hoping that Congress will restore federal funding that was national recognition services. "This Is a most desirable experience for a student to have lost during the first two years of the Reagan administration." by Soaan McDonald campaign was not only to "help reporter promote the cause of film as an art form," but also to let people A "low-keyed" campaign is about the theater so that they Zamboni drivers smooth operators underway to give the universi- can make contributions to sup- ty's Gish Film Theater national port the film programs. recognition for being the only responsibility. my bead and hand me candy," "Couple years ago we didn't theater in the country named for THE GISH Theater, which Keeping cool "It's not as easy to keep the ice said Sanders, night foreman at have the SWO draw, Freddy and Lillian and Dorothy Gish, will have its 10th anniversary in in good condition as people the ice arena. "I get applauded Frieda Falcon and all the skat- accordingto Ralph Wolfe, pro- June, was named in 1976 by on the job think," said Tom Wallace, fa- also, though. It makes me feel ers-so the Job that usually fessor of English and film stud- Wolfe to honor the sisters as cility maintenance supervisor, that I'm a part of the game." takes 10-15 minutes we have to ies and curator of the theater. pioneers in American film, as not easy McCool and Sanders' superior. do in seven," McCool said. "You well as to commemorate the McCool said of the crowd, just have to push yourself to do a "I would like to think of this as ee debut of Lillian Gish in The driver's job takes at least "They bug you, but it's when better and quicker job. We have an historical landmark." he by Jerry Yarnetaky three years of practice before they throw paper that can be a to make the ice as best as we can said. "Lillian Gish is considered reporter they master it enough to do it in pain, for if the littlest thing gets and not damage the Zamboni." the first lady of American Cin- In addition to proposing the front of the crowd. McCool. into the conveyor belt of the ema." name of the theater, Wolfe was During hockey games they're equipment operator, explained Zamboni it can delay the game Sanders added,"The time I able to get photographs of the applauded, but what most peo- that you have to know the ma- until we can unclog it. But I do really get nervous is when Tom As part of the campaign, book- actresses from the Museum of ple don't realize is the difficulty chine well enough to know its like the applause." Wallace watches because he lets highlighting the careers of Modern Art in New York which Zamboni drivers have of doing a smallest noises to see if it's knows what ice should look the Gish sisters as well as the were dedicated in 1962. He was 15-minute job in seven minutes. operating efficiently, "but when "You have to block it (the like." theater will be distributed in appointed curator one year ago The large machine that you set in front of the crowd it's crowd) all out or you'll mess January to members of the by Paul Olscamp. cleans, washes and then resur- a little more pressure." up," Wallace said. "You can "I started working here in American Film Institute. Money contributed toward the faces the ice is driven in the easily lose traction and slide. 1979," Sanders said, ''Just to get theater will go for improved games by ice arena workers Bob THE DRIVERS get a lot of It's a whole new ballgame being on campus. Ice is more than just "I would like the rest of the seating and projection, additio- McCool and Mike Sanders. Oak from the crowd at times. out in front of the crowd." water, though, and I got inter- country to know," be said. nal memorabilia and the fibs The ice, an important element "We get comments all the time. The speed of the job is as ested in it. So six years later I'm Wolfe said the purpose of the studies program. in any hockey game, is their sole •Get a real job' is one; they rub important as the quality. still here." Heart Healthy IT'S SNOW FUN BEING Recipe POOR MAN'S CAVIAR 1 large eggplant 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 small onion, finely chopped •>JO BROKE FOR CHRISTMAS 1 clove garlic, minced cup raw green pepper, finely chopped 1V4 tablespoons lemon juice coarsely ground pepper Slice eggplant in half and rub with 1 tablespoon of the oil. Place halves cut side down on baking pan. Broil on middle rack of oven for [20 to 25 minutes, or until eggplant quite soft. Cool slightly. Scoop out] jpulp and mash well with fork. 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by Don Lee count for more than half of the The other company which she staff reporter case load, she said. was considering asking to un- Of the 39 cases on Scott's derwrite a policy for her would Student Legal Services attor- docket, 21 involve criminal not provide coverage for her ney Sandra Scott proposed a charges. work with SLS, which falls un- change to the SLS Articles of The board took no action on der the company's category of Incorporation yesterday, which the proposal. non-profit organizations. Scott would require students to seek Scott outlined three educatio- said that since she Is employed representation in criminal cases nal programs scheduled by SLS by the University's Board of from the Public Defender's Of- for next semester: Trustees and not by SLS, bar fice before coming to SLS for representation of University stu- representation. • A consumer law seminar on dents should be covered under Scott said she was duplicating Jan. 22, featuring a speaker the policy. a service offered by the public from the Consumer Protection BG Newt/Ala Horv.tr. defender in representing stu- Division of the state attorney In other business, the board The new banners In Anderson Arena were purchased with money raised at the Harold Anderson Memorial dents in criminal cases. The general's office: gave informal approval to seat- Golf Outing. There are banners for every BO basketball team that participated In an NIT or NCAA state is required to provide an • A landlord-tenant fair fea- ing representatives from the tournament or won the MAC. attorney - the public defender - turing the author of a book on Interfraternity Council and the for anyone charged with a crim- landlord-tenant relations and PanheUenic Council, once new inal offense and who cannot af- speakers from the attorney gen- IFC and Panhel cabinet mem- ford to hire an attorney. eral's office and the Public Util- bers are chosen next semester. ity Commission of Ohio, The new representatives would Banners highlight past success Host University students are eligible for representation by a scheduled for Feb. 4, and; not participate in meetings until public defender, Scott said. • A drunk-driving seminar the current SLS board terms by Jim Nteman basketball coach in Falcon said. "I just thought that Scott's proposal would allow still in the planning stages, expire at the end of next semes- staff reporter history. He coached basket- those championship teams bar to represent a student scheduled for March. ter. Jim Shaffer, SLS board ball for 21 seasons - ending should be recognized better charged with a criminal offense The SLS "party pamphlet," chairman, represents IFC on the Anderson Arena has a new with the 19S2-63 campaign - than that" if representation by a public detailing the rights and respon- board and Linda Powell, trea- look, as 17 banners celebrat- and finished with a 362-185 Ricketts said that he would defender was denied, she said. sibilities of students giving and surer, represents Panhel. ing the University's won-lost record. Last sum- like to see the golf outing As an alternative, she sug- attending parties in the city, was championship basketball mer he was enshrined in the become a regular event and gested hiring another attorney distributed in the form of a Shaffer reported that Marcy teams have been hung at its Basketball Hall of Fame in that many of the participants part-time to help take some of rough draft to city officials and Woks, SLS secretary, resigned north end - and there's one on Springfield, Mass. expressed the same senti- her case load. has received favorable re- effective yesterday so she could the way. ments. sponses, Scott said. attend paramedic school. "One of the banners Is not ACCORDING TO Don Cun- If it Is held again next year, SCOTT SAID she made the SCOTT ALSO reported she Her replacement, Rebecca up because they had the ningham, the University's Ricketts said it will be on a proposal in order to cut down on was looking into taking out a Pagean, resigned Tuesday after wrong date on it," said Phillip first sports information direc- smaller scale and probably her case load and give her more personal liability insurance pol- being hired Monday. Pagean Ricketts, a three-year letter- tor and a golf committee won't be a fund-raiser, unless time to work on educational icy for herself with Lloyd's of resigned because she felt the man on the frsifffcfthfl1 team member, "We wrote to all someone thinks of another programs developed by SLS. London, the international insur- SLS office was "too informal," from 1939 to 1941 who cap- basketball lettermen and worthy cause. Criminal cases currently ac- ance group. Scott said. tained the team his final year. asked them to take part in the He said the other commit- Ricketts was chairman of outing." tee'members hoped to bring the committee that organized Thirty former basketball in a big-name speaker from a golf tournament to raise players played In the tourna- the basketball community money for the banners that ment, Ricketts said. Among about every five years. Peace and quiet offered represent all the BG teams them: John Payak, Boo George Ireland spoke at last that won MAC championships "Peanuts" Long, Karl summer's dinner. Ireland and participated in NTT and Turner, Gene Dudley, "Boo" was the coach of Loyola of NCAA tournaments. Ellis and Bob Conroy. Chicago's team that won the Off-Campus Student Center hosts 'Exam Cram' The first Harold Anderson It was Rickett's idea to national championship in Memorial Golf Outing was purchase the 6-by-o-feet ban- 1963. by Meltau McGUHvr.y Organization (COCO) is spon- Smith said she expects to have held Aug. 22. It was sponsored ners. The old banner was That year, Anderson's BG reporter soring the program, which is a "full bouse" at this year's by the Varsity BG Club, made about the same size as the team defeated them 92-75 in open to both on- and off-campus "Exam Cram." up of former Falcon athletes. new banners, but it Included Anderson Arena in what Students desperate for a quiet students, Smith said. The outing and the dinner all of the championship many people think was the place to do some last-minute "We are open 24 hours a day "It is one of our more appre- that followed it raised (7,700, teams. greatest and most exciting cramming for finals should not during exams," she said."We ciated programs," she said. Ricketts said. "It always bothered me to game a University basketball despair-the Off-Campus Stu- feel that we owe it to the cam- "Every year we seem to have Anderson is the winningest look at that banner," Ricketts team has ever played. dent Center is providing "Exam pus." more (students)." • Cram" for them. This is the fourth year for the The "Exam Cram" program, program, which was started be- which begins Sunday at 5 p.m. in cause "there is limited space Ash the basement of Moseley Hall available on campus for over- night studying," she said. • Continued from page 1. Green Chamber of Commerce and lasts non-stop throughout Bowling Green. Community Service Awards, exam week, will offer a quiet Smith said there will be mon- itors present to make sure the "The most important thing for 1976-78; Jefferson Award Win- ' atmosphere and a limited me is to care about the commu- ner from WTVG, TV-13, Toledo; amount of reference material atmosphere remains quiet. ''There are rules that go along nity, and by doing that you care and a citation from the 112th along with cookies, coffee and about the services that you can General Assembly of Ohio, 1978. other refreshments to students, with this-we don't play the radio and our officers areherelto provide for the community," Ash says he has two theories said Hazel Smith, director of the Ash said. about police work: center. make sure a studious atmo- sphere prevails," she said. Ash practices what he pre- •"You can have all the Qual- The Commuter Off Campus aches, as he has been a member ifications in the world, but if you or participant in more than 35 don't have common sense you committees, associations, clubs, shouldn't become a police offi- organizations and commissions cer." PIZZA DINNER FOR TWO: since 1978. •And, "If it quits being fun, BROTHERS. Inc Pi Beta Phi sorority He will also be the president of quit doing it" 10" ONE ITEM PIZZA | the Ohio Association of Chiefs of "My wife doesn't think that 1 GARLIC BREAD Police next year. agrees with our financial sta- joins greek community ''Sometimes I think I might tus," Ash said of the second 352-8408 2 CANS OF PEPSI get spread too thin committee- theory. But Ash said he doesn't (Save $1.10) wiae7' he said. plan on quitting for some time. ■ FREE DELIVERY by Janet Pavasko "So far we have had Interest Ash has also received several "Even if I take a long weekend staff reporter expressed by 300 women and we awards for his police and com- off, I get to the point where I ■ EXPIRES 1/3/86 All for $5.50 reg. $6.60 \ still have another information mittee work, including Bowling can't wait to get back in here." Patricia Neal, Faye Dunaway night" she said. "According to and former first ladies Grace the University PanheUenic Coolidge and Margaret Truman Council, we are limited to 95 are all prestigious alumni of the members, so 95 pledges is our Pi Beta Phi sorority, whose Ohio goal." Theta chapter will be installed into the University's greek sys- SCOTT SAID a 2.2 grade point tem in April. average is necessary for all "We are delighted to be at women interested in pledging Bowling Green and will be hold- the sorority. ing a special colonizing rush Jan. a to Jan. 25," said Crista 'We will not be pledging any Landgraff, resident and travel- seniors," she said. ''Otherwise, ing consultant "The rush par- we want a balance of freshman, ties will be hosted by Pi Beta sophomores and iuniors who can Phi's from the University of give the most to the new organi- Michigan, University of Toledo zation." and Ohio State." Scott said Pi Beta Phi is on the Jean Scott, past grand presi- waiting list for small dent, said she expects 400400 housing, but will bold pie Relief Pitcher women to attend the coloniza- meetings in the Un tion rush parties. 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Ph. 382-1876 — Reception follows — ■ m ■ ■ w ■ ■ ■ n ii Elsewhere BO News/December 13, IMS 6 'Must pass' bills await Congress News Briefs Year-end budget spending legislation, tax overhaul considered GE plans acquisition of RCA NEW YORK (AP) - Gen- in fact be approved in a WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional ne- through IMS. Israel - nearly the level Reagan is request- ing. There was progress on defense spend- eral Electric Co.'s proposed speedy and effective man- rgotiators reported substantial progress on Weary lawmakers looked forward to the 16.28 billion purchase of RCA ner," Welch said at a news 'muat pass" year-end spending legislation end of the session as Reagan, acting with- ing, as well, although no agreement Corp. representi "an excel- conference. yesterday, while administration officials out ceremony, signed landmark legislation lent strategic fit," but it is too RCA Chairman Thornton cajoled Republican lawmakers to help re- designed to force a balanced budget by But with literally docens of issues unre- early to say whether GE will Bradshaw, meanwhile, said vive President Reagan's proposal for ma- 1991. That bill was cleared by Congress on solved, there was talk of passing a brief seD off any RCA assets, GE's he would step down once the jor overhaul of the tax laws. Wednesday after months of wrangling. one- or two-day extension of an existing chairman said yesterday. merger was completed, prob- House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Jr., D- stopgap spending bill to give the two sides BUT THE controversy lingered as However, John Welch Jr. ably in late 1986, but that he Mass., said he hoped Congress could wrap the time needed to work out a comprehen- said be does not expect the would remain a GE consul- up work for the year by the end of the week, O'Neill blistered the plan as a "fake and a sive agreement that Reagan would ap- fraud" and Rep. Mike Synar, DOkla., merger to run afoul of federal tant for three years. even if that meant an unusual Saturday prove. antitrust rules that would Meantime, the New York meeting. announced plans to file suit in U.S. District Court challenging its constitutionality. The president's men devoted their atten- force GE to sell assets in Stock Exchange said it has tion to the tax bill, searching for ways to order to win government ap- launched an investigation But Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole. The bill signed by the president also reverse Wednesday's 223-202 House vote proval of the deal into the surge in the price and R-Kan., said the session should be extended raised the debt limit above $2 trillion in that sidetracked the issue, a revolt led by "We have all the confidence trading of RCA's stock prior into next week to assure passage of both a time to avoid serious disruption of federal Republicans. White House chief of staff in the world that this merger to the merger announcement long-term farm bill and a measure to res- borrowing practices. Donald Regan and Treasury Secretary violates no guidelines and will Wednesday night. cue the financially ailing Farm Credit James Baker met privately with GOP law- System. Lawmakers faced yet another deadline makers, while O'Neill said the issue rests Drunk driving deaths decline on the spending bill, with funding for most squarely with the president. Dole added it would be an "abdication of federal programs set to expire at midnight. ATLANTA (AP) - The Disease Control said in its everything we've done all year" if ( Officials reported an informal agreement "IF THE president can deliver 90-75 number of alcohol-related weekly Morbidity and Mortal- left town without finishing work on to spend $15 billion during the current fiscal Republican votes ... a guarantee on the traffic deaths over the New ity report. lation to cut spending by up to $80 billion year on foreign aid - including $3 billion for bill, we'll bring it up," he said. Year's holiday has decreased For the New Year's holi- steadily in the lMOs. appar- day, there were 71 alcohol- ently due to increased aware- related traffic deaths per 24 ness of the drunken driving hours in 1980, 67 in 1981, 60 in problem, federal health offi- 1982,56 in 1963 and 48 in 1964, Agent: St. Nick good insurance risk cials said yesterday. the CDC said. Nevertheless, alcohol-re- At Christmas, alcohol-re- lated traffic deaths occur lated traffic deaths fluc- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - ner asked an underwriter. Now comes Santa's weight. "Since it's not cigarettes, I'd more frequently over tile tuated, with 68 alcohol- He is overweight, he smokes try to help him get the best Christmas and New Year's related traffic deaths per 24 and he is in what could be con- "From everything I've read "He obviously needs to lose a possible rating," Ball said. holidays than during the rest hours in 1960, 62 in 1961, 63 in sidered a dangerous line of work or seen, Santa has an excellent few pounds," Ball said. "While "Everything considered," he of the year, the Centers for 1982,45 in 1983, and 77 in 1984. since he lands on rooftops with safety record," said Garrett E. this may endear Santa to young- added, 'Td go to bat to get him just eight tiny reindeer and a Ball, local agent for Equitable sters, it would not help the over- the best possible rate the com- sleigh. Life Assurance Society of New all assessment of the old . will approve. Apparently Polish seaman granted asylum York. "Have you ever seen any- gentleman as an insurance ReX,i has never filed a claim with CLEVELAND (AP) - A 27- defecting crew members. Could Santa Claus possibly get one with more flying experi- risk." anyone in his life - and his life year-old Polish seaman who The freighter, the Ziemia insurance? The Nashville Ban- ence?" And then there's that pipe. expectancy is forever." 13 days ago walked off a Lubelska, traveled west in freighter that had docked at the Great Lakes after leaving this Lake Erie port was Cleveland and was expected granted political asylum yes- to be on the lakes for several weeks, the INS had said ear- Former Home State bank owner files suit Donald Russell, director of lier. the U.S. Immigration and Russell denied that any po- Naturalization Service office litical pressure was put on CINCINNATI (AP) - Marvin state Sen. Richard Fijian, R-Cin- pointed Kane as prosecutor. tions and prevent him from hold- in Cleveland, refused to com- him to grant the one-year Warner, former owner of the cinnati, said he was advised by ing any position within the ment on why Leszek Kapsa asylum."I'm very grateful to failed Home State Savings former Ambassador William WARNER 18 asking U.S. Dis- banking industry. was granted asylum. He said the United States and the Bank, filed suit yesterday in an Saxbe, one of Warner's attor- trict Judge Charles Joiner of the case was handled quickly many people that helped me attempt to prevent any indict- neys, that Warner has decided Michigan, to whom the lawsuit The proceedings of federal because that's routine with with my case," Kapsa said. ment by a state special grand not to waive his immunity rights was referred, to order Kane and and state grand juries, by law, jury investigating the thrift's and testify before the Legis- Celebrezze to make no more are secret. lature's Joint Select Committee presentations to the grand jury. Retail sales rise moderately In a 15-page complaint in U.S. He also asks the judge to perma- Kane and Celebrezze both on Savings and Loans, which called Warner's lawsuit im- WASHINGTON (AP) - Re- incentives which had spurred District Court in Cincinnati, also is investigating Home nently forbid the grand jury tail sales rebounded slightly a frenzy of car buying in Warner accused Ohio Attorney from returning any indictments proper and an attempt to inter- State. fere with a legitimte in November from their re- August and September. General Anthony Celebrezze Jr. against Warner. cord fall the month before, and special prosecutor Law- In the suit, Warner says he In addition, Warner requests investigation of the reason for With Americans holding a suspects his indictmemt by the Home State's collapse. but the modest 1.1 percent record amount of personal rence Kane of improperly in- the right to obtain depositions increase still left doubts debt, many analysts have ex- fluencing the grand jury to grand jury "is imminent" be- from Celebrezze and Kane and This lawsuit "seeks to stop the among many analysts about pressed fears that consumer obtain indictments against him. cause of what be alleges is im- for the federal judge to receive grand jury from receiving evi- just bow good Christmas mer- spending will show little proper and unethical conduct by "relevant portions of the grand dence with respect to Mr. chants can expect this year. strength in the months ahead. In a related development, Kane and Celebrezze, who ap- jury minutes." Warner ... the grand jury, un- The Commerce Depart- Since consumer spending ac- Warner, a banker with diver- der American law, is of par- ment reported yesterday that counts for almost two-thirds sified holdings in other areas, amount significance in the sales climbed to $115.9 billion of overall economic activity, Get Your Commemorative said an indictment of him would criminal justice system," Kane last month, an increase of $1.3 these analysts believe the ruin his business representa- said. billion over the depressed Oc- economy as a whole will be tober level. lackluster in coming months. 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by Karl Smith ward to trying to stop the other's sports editor passing attack and neither FRESNO, Calif. - It's been seems to have a decided edge. Wiled as the biggest air battle The Bulldog defenders are since Snoopy andthe Red Baron. more familiar with the aerial And when Bowling Green and ORNIfl BOWL game, playing in the pass- Fresno State University meet crazed Pacific Coast Athletic tomorrow in Bulldog Stadium at *pm. Eastern Standard Time In "This Is going to be a great game for Association, but gave up 214.4 the 1985 California Bowl, there yards through the air per game. weU undoubtedly be plenty of the fans. No one's going to be able to turn While the Falcons surrender a meager 175.1 yards passing per BOWLING GREEN V8. FRESNO STATE bullets and bombs. this game off. It doesn't matter If contest, the) also play in the The bowl-season opener will run-oriented Mid-American WHEN: Sat. Dec. 14, 4 p.m. EST not only feature the only two someone's down 20 or 30 points because Conference. WHERE: Bulldog Stadium (Grass) undefeated in a post-season con- both teams have that comeback test, but also two of the nation's "Our defense is better than BOWLING GREEN: top quarterbacks. capability." most people think, they don't Nickname: Falcons BG's Brian McClure, the 18th- — BG coach Denny Stolz realize we had some great de- 19S4 record: 8-3, 7-2 In the MAC (second) ranked quarterback in the na- fensive efforts," Stolz said. "We 1985 record: 11-0, 9-0 in the MAC (first) tion, and FSU*s Kevin Sweeney, don't have great defensive stats, Head coach: Denny Stolz, eighth year (65-44-1) eighth-ranked, lead two of the but we're a tough, very physical nation's most high-powered of- Bowl, which the Bulldogs won the game, both are eager for the team." Returning starters: 16 (off.-7; def.-9) fenses. 29-28, wont be an offensive opening Uckoff. Much like Stolz, Sweeney said Players to watch: Brian McClure (OB), MAC's top passer struggle. "I'm looking forward to play- he has confidence in his defense. threw for 479 yards in final game against Ohio "This is going to be a great ing Bowling Green, we're two But the Falcons were the first University, Bernard White (RB), nation's leading scorer game for the fans," Falcon "There are some shells in the very similar teams," Sweeney, team the younger Sweeney also rushed for 949 yards; Stan Hunter (SE), all-time coach Denny Stolz said. "No gun on both sides," he said. a Junior said. "It could come faced and his father remembers MAC reception leader had 55 catches this year and seven one's going to be able to turn this "There will be some big plays down to the last possession." the game well. touchdowns (tying a league record); Greg Meehan (FL), game off. It doesn't matter if and some exciting plays. WHILE SWEENEY has a BG's second-leading receiver averaged 17.0 yards per someone's down 20 or 30 points But Sweeney and McClure year remaining, McClure will "They (BG) Introduced him catch; Troy Dawson (LB), led team in tackles; Chris because both teams have that won't be the only ones popping don a Falcon uniform for the (Kevin) to Rydell helmets, he comeback capability." Hartman (LB), led team In solo tackles with 61. Melvin big plays. FSlTs James WU- final time. got a lot of helmet sandwiches," Marshall (CB), had a team-high four interceptions. THE BULLDOGS have the liams and Falcon Bernard White "It will be tough to hold back the elder Sweeney said. Getting nation's most potent offense, cornerstone their teams' rush- the tears," McClure said. up from the turf in that game FRESNO STATE: scoring 39.1 points per game, ing attack. The two quarterbacks have was a real chore. He threw a Nickname: Bulldogs whileBGislOmatSLT been terrorizing opponents at a touchdown pass and a line- 1984 record: 6-6. 3-4 in the PCAA (fourth) "It's a game that you're going Williams averaged 92.5 yards record pace. McClure ended his backer planted a helmet in his 1985 record: 10-01, 8-0-1 In the PCAA (first) to have to score at least three rushing per game this season career as the NCAA's second- chin." Head coach: Jim Sweeney, eighth year (57-32-1). touchdowns and kick a few field while White, the nation's leading most productive passer while Everyone knows bow the Red goals if you even hope to win," scorer (10.4 points per game), Returning starters: 13 (off.-7; def.-6) Sweeney will start his senior Baron-Snoopy match turned Players to Watch: Kevin Sweeney (QB), PCAA's leading FSU coach Jim Sweeney said. had 8S.3 yards per contest. year ninth on the career passing out, but in this version, no one is And Stolz isn't denying that Whether or not the quar- yardage list. sure which team is flying the passer broke all-time PCAA career yardage mark this the rematch of the 1982 Cal terback's decide the outcome of Neither team is looking for infamous Sopwith Camel. season; James Williams (RB), ran for 1,017 yards this season; Gene Taylor (FL), FSCJ's leading reciever with 30 catches for 545 yards; Stephen Baker (SE), had 29 catches for a team-high 844 yards and 29.1 yards per catch; Rod Webster (S), had six interceptions for 113 BG's women cagers crush CSCJ yards and a TD; Barry Belli (PK). scored 100 points

by Tom Skemtvtti Series record: FSU 2-1 sports reporter Last meeting: BG won 35-27 in Bulldog Stadium The Cleveland Growth Asso- ciation wont be sending a Christmas card to Cleveland State's women's basketball team after bearing about last night's performance between the Vikings and Bowling Green. Using a constant full court Falcons recover press, the Falcons jumped to a 28-4 lead midway into the first half, enabling BG to coast to an easy 76-55 victory in Anderson from aftershock Arena. The Falcons record rose to 2-3 FRESNO, Calif. - In a state He added that Wednesday's in five non-conference games, known for earthquakes, Fresno Cctice "lacked concentra- while CSU's record dropped to a is still recovering from the af- ," but this wasn't evident paltry 1-4. tershock of Denny Stolz's an- today. BG went into the game with nouncement Wednesday. the Mid-American Conference's Stolz said at a press confer- "THIS WAS was probably our most stubborn defense. Led by ence in San Diego he had ac- best rpractice since coming out six-footers Jackie Motycka and cepted the offer to become San here, Stolz said. Joelyn Shoup, the Falcons had Diego State University's new One reason for the renewed allowed only 62.8 points per bead football coach. vigor was the sweltering 48-de- game. gree temperature. Yesterday The Falcons' offense, on the was the first day of sunny skies other hand, had BG's coach The fact Stolz would coach since BG arrived. Fran Voll worried because of elsewhere next year is not earth- "It's been so damned cold out their diminutive 63.8 average in shattering news. However, the here that's it really hard to get the first four games. timing of the announcement sur- enthused about practicing in 20- But the Falcons found out that degree weather and fog/' Stolz the best offense can come from a said. "We haven't been able to good defense. I across the football field it is BG PRESSED CSU into obliv- so foggy." ion causing steals, bad passes or TonRNd traveling calls. An early 4-4 tie Wednesday night, the Falcons disappeared into thin air for the shed their football headgear for Vikings. prised many. crash helmets. The players went The Falcons held CSU "I was kind of shocked," BG to the Malibu Raceway where scoreless for the next eight min- linebacker Troy Dawson said. "I they drove miniature Indy-type utes, turning the tie into a 284 expected him to go, but not cars around the half-mile track. blowout with much of the first BG News/Alex Horvath before the California Bowl The car attendant needed a half remaining. Vikings' coach Bowling Green freshman Jackie Motycka puU the coverage on Cleveland State's Sue Schmld The r-alcons game." giant shoe horn to squeeze 6- Alice Khol said her team never stuffed the Vikings, 76-55, last night In Anderson Arena. foot-7 Brian McClure into the bad a chance after falling be- Many fear the sudden news of small car. hind so far. and and we picked up on it. In the VDtings 35-31. was Paulette Backstrom. The Stolz's departure will adversely "God was I uncomfortable," "Bowling Green came out order to be successful, you have Voll was particularly happy main beneficiaries were Stepha- affect the Falcons'performance McClure said. "My knees were very hot from the opening jump to do well on both sides of the with his team's passing perfor- nie Coe, Rhonda Moore and Mo- Saturday against Fresno State. up against the steering wheel." and took control,'' Khol said. court." mance which produced 22 as- tycka who each scored 12 points But Stolz said his veteran Hopefully, for BG's sake, Mc- "Once mat happened, our play- The Vikings regained con- sists. to lead BG. Shoup led the team squad will be mentally prepared Clure will guide the offense bet- ers couldn't catch up." sciousness, closing to within 13 "THE PASSING was the key in rebounds with 10, steals and by game time. ter than be did his car Voll said the successful full late in the first half, but the to the whole game." Voll said. blocked shots. Wednesday night. court press was in the game plan game seemed almost elemen- "We passed as well as we have "We're an experienced team from the beginning. tary from the start. all year and possibly since I've Leading all scorers was toe and I'm confident my players THE QUARTERBACK twice "I wanted to do that," Voll Toe Falcons cooled off In the been here." Vikings-Mary Petrecca with 16 can deal with this problem," spun his car off the track and said. "It gave us the momentum second half, but still outscored Leading the Falcons in assists points. Stolz said. into the infield. "If I was about to make the money that guy is," the car attendant said. "I wouldn't be driving these cars. He might Roundballers lose to Defiance in OT break something.'' ^^ Meanwhile, Phil Walker our team in this game. I don't want to the final shot and simply couldn't get a the Yellow Jackets victory. couldn't have broke a sweat by Ron Fritz take anything away from Defiance be- 5ood shot against the feisty Yellow Bostelman, a sophomore center, said driving his car. sports reporter cause they are a fine team, but we played acket zone defense he simply wanted to prove he could play The 6-2 243, defensive end took poorly." with the "big boys" going into the game. 99 seconds to putter around the Something along the line of David BG let the clock wind down and with 10 track. Walker was later given The Yellow Jackets (44), a Division D seconds got the ball to Jim Smith, who "But after this, I think we could play slewing Goliath just wouldn't be the member of the National Association of against anybody," Bostelman said. "It the "turtle" award for the sic- proper way to describe Defiance's 8644 scored 20 octets in the second half, but he west driver. Intercollegiate Athletics, took advantage was double-teamed and forced to shoot a shouM give the whole team a big boost." : overtime victory over Bowling Green last of a plethora of mistakes by the Falcons Smith led the Falcons with 22 points, "You better stick to football " t in Anderson Arena. faHaway 20-foot jumper that wasn't even linebacker Erik Johnson —id to force the overtime. close. but it was the play of guards Brian Miller r because you wouldn't be able to and Joe Gregory off ate bench that kept "Because you have no future in ih who was supposed to be the With 1:16 left in the game and BG Defiance almost let the opportunity for the racing business." the win get away in the five-minute extra BG in the contest in the first half. The two j after viewing the game. leading 62-68, Defiance's Kevin Seaman combined to score 16 points in the last 10 On the other hand, Dawson "We have been struggling lately, but drove past the Falcons' defense for a period, though. After Joe Gregory hit a may qualify for a pole position lWooter to put BG up 64-62, Dennis minutes of the first half and erase Defi- this win just gave us all the confidence we baseline layup, but fouled James Tyler ance's 20-8 lead. at tody after his performance need," Yellow Jacket coach MarvHohen- after the made bucket. Bostelman, who led all scorers with 28 Wednesday night berger said. "Any time we can beat a Tyler promptly missed the front end of points, hit two baskets to give the Yellow Gregory ended up with 14 points and The linebacker covered the Division I school, it is an accomplish- the one-*nd-one an with 37 seconds left in Jackets a 86-64 advantage. course in a record 54 seconds. Defiance's Ron Schomaeker missed a nine assists and Mfller finished with 10 ment. We have to use this as a stepping the game, Seaman anuck behind the BG points. Gregory earned BG's player-of- ■tone for the net of the season." defense for another layup to tie the game one-and-one charity toss with 31 seconds the-game. The FSU roster has only one The Falcons (0-3) may be Division I, 6242. left, but the Falcons weren't able to player from Ohio, Julius Pitts i . but after last night's performance, you "We have a four-point lead with a little canhaihw as Gregory missed a jumper "If there was one bright spot in the senior flanker from Columbus would have nad a hard time proving they over a minute left and we cant win the and Robinson the follow-up with 14 sec- game, it was Joe Gregory?' Weinert said. BG has two California natives werentatmaDcoIleMtosm game," Weinert said. "We then gave up onds left. It doeant get any easier for the Fal- the Junior center from Eric Hel^ "This is the most ashamed I've been in two layups. That waa a sorry demonstra- Schomaeker missed another free cons as they head for Kentucky for •""JP55"M»> •*» Iwah- my 24 years of coaching," BG coach John tion of basketball by us." throw, but Robinson mined a short games against Morehead State on Satur- man red-shirt quarterback Pat Weinert,sald. "I saw nothing good from However, the Falcons had the ball for jumper with four seconds left to preserve day and Murray State on Sunday. fink sail BG News/December 13, 1985 8 leers face feisty Ferris State ' -3^ jdLHIIH -.rfMLaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK. BG to host Bulldogs Friday and Saturday WM by Ton SkernMU place votes in the voting, but had no faults last week against sports reporter still follow number-one Denver UIC. which owns a 13-4 record and 104 Krnzich's shutout in Chicago ■kVJsM P^i Forget looking for a replace- points in the rankings. vaulted him Into the number ment for Denny Stolz. Bowling More importantly, the Fal- three slot In CCHA netminders Green's athletic department cons are now five points ahead with a 3.57 goals allowed aver- , A ^^B __J ihould start searching for an of second-place Lake Superior in age. Kruzich may have to work n*tVi«l dogcatcher the CCHA. The last UineBG held extra hard this weekend, While the Falcons' football a lead that large was February, though. team Is sweating It out against 1984, the year they won the the Fresno State Bulldogs in the NCAA championship in Lake Defenseman Tom Pratt is California Bowl this weekend, Placid. sidelined with a dislocated knee- BG'i hockey team will battling FSC is currently fifth in the cap causing York to make some the Bulldogs of Ferris State in CCHA with a 8-7-1 record, nine roster changes. the BG Ice Arena. points behind BG. The Bulldogs, "We are going to dress both The Dogs invade BG tonight who finished at the bottom of the Thad Rusiecki and Doug Clag- and tomorrow night with a 7:30 CCHA last season, has improved St," York said. "Everyone on 7W ■ksV starting time both nights. with each week. ense is going to move up a la wM - The canine aspect is not the The Big Rapids, Mich., based notch. The more they play, the only similarity between the Fal- school swept Miami (Ohio) 8-5 more confidence they will gain." cons' two most popular sports. and 5-3, last week in Oxford. KRUZICH AND the defensive Both the football team and FSC has also swept Lake Supe- squad will try and contain Bull- hockey team are fighting for rior in a road series and tied dogs right wing Paul Lowden continued national recognition. MSU in overtime. and twin brother, Pete. The dy- BG's gridders are fighting for namic duo have combined for 27 a final spot in the Associated ALTHOUGH THE Falcons goals, 37 assists, good for 84 ■HsW. ^J Press top 20, while the home possess a 154-1 series record points. leers are close to becoming the against FSC and have beaten FSC forwards Murray Win- L*K -» number one collegiate team in them 4-3 and W this year, BG nidd (8-19-27) and Dean Cowling the nation. coach Jerry York is not going to (11-15-26), along with de- 1/1 Lw^VJ SINCE LOSING to Michigan take the Bulldogs lightly, espe- fenseman Gary Sweetnam (3-25- State in overtime last month, the cially after the close season- 28) will also test BG on defense. Falcons have reeled off five opening series between the two Trying to stop the Falcons' wins in a row, all in the Central teams. potent offense will be put in the Collegiate Hockey Association. "Ferris State played us so hands of either Dave Sharpe Last week's sweep of Illinois- well earlier in the year that to (4.18 gaa) or Glenn Raeburn L^VLU La2aa* "*" Chicago gave BG a CCHA re- beat them we will have to play (5.08 gaa), both freshman. cord of 13-3 and overall record of with enthusiasm and excite- The Falcons are paced by 14-4. ment," York said. "Ferris is senior Jamie Wansbrough (18- The Falcons are now second in much improved since last year. 20-36) and sophomore Paul Yse- the nation according to the We are going to have to play the baert (9-24-33). who are second iar laaW ' ^m Staaaaaaaal WMEB-Radio Media Poll. BG game the correct way." and fourth in the CCHA, respec- received 96 points and two first BG goaltender Gary Kruzich tively. LTW ^r ^efl ■* Players react to Stolz's move Here are some BG football Vince Villanucci (DL) - "I getting a job offer from the New BG PM players' reactions to the an- don't think it will affect the York Times. So I dont blame It's mine ^ - nouncement by coach Denny seniors. But it will affect toe him for taking it." Stolz that be is accepting the younger players. I saw a lot of BG's 5-foot-8 point guard Joe Gregory skies (or a rebound In the Falcon's 66-64 overtime loss to same job at San Diego State: long faces from them after prac- Troy Dawson (LB) - "I Defiance last night. Gregory earned BG player of game honors with 14 points and nine assists. Brian McClure (QB) -"This tice." thought be was going to leave. won't serve as a detraction, but But I suppose they (SDSU) could as an Incentive. He has turned Bernard White (RB)- "For have waited until after the game our program around. you reporters it would be like to announce it" Swimmers sweep Notre Dame Both the men's and women's 100 and 200 freestyle events. His BG WAS not limited to only swim teams found success in the winning times were 47.46 and swimming events, though. Cal Bowl outlets depths of Cooper Pool against 1:45.95, respectively. Diver Jim McClain and Mary Notre Dame, last night. Dan Ersley also won two Pfeiffer swept both the one and For those of you who won't be traveling to the The women's team won its events in the meet. His 1:01.94 three meter diving competions. California Bowl, you will be able to catch the Bowling second meet of the year, beating and 2:14.89 clockings in the 100 Pfeiffer qualified for the March Green — Fresno State matchup at 4 p.m. on these the Fighting Irish 81-58, while and 200 breaststroke outdis- zone championships in the one stations: the men notched their first vic- tanced the rest of the pack. meter event. tory of the vear, 85-55. The wom- Tim Wagner won the 100 and Draper's happiness was mag- TELEVISION RADIO en's record rose to 2-1 and men's 200 backstroke competitions nified by the timing of the meet. WBGU 88.1 fm to 1-1 with times of 55.94 and 1:59.71. "We trained very hard all WDHO Channel 24 WFAL 680 am Several participants im- Sue Hanson led the women week and responded well," ESPN Channel 6 WFOB 96.7 fm pressed Falcons' coach Rich swimmers against the Irish. Draper said. "It was good con- Draper. Hanson won the 100 backstroke sidering that exams week is Chris Birnbrich won both the in a time of 1:02.39 coming up.

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Kernel Head, and the GREAT ONE. ABO b**t otler. CM 353-5702 J.T.'l Canyout - 362-6478 MARK'S PtZZA SATURDAY 2:00 P.M. Xrnasoairs JesnaNThlnoa 531 Rktge nawapapara and on Recyceng Cantar tocatad ooacnaa OBa'a and Franchl Ogonorp Fork* Faa Rotund: Tha I too Mill tor picking up For So* Yamaha deckle guear 516 EaM Poa Road acroaa from CoSaga Pa* 8 Penny Plncher Pizza BOSU. Mom 8 Dad Swaallhm ton— refunds to, Fal Intramural Sporta k PM Kappa Tea Imllirlng, SC300T wtm soft leather caaa Asking $200 or am to 2 p.m. CM362-6448 Jama N Things 631 Rktge 12" French Bread Pbza — Pick up oray best offer CM 353-0236 Friday. Dec 20 m 108 Rac Center Yea two the beet I Good luck kl the J.T.'a Canyout — 362-5476 Open tonne 118:00 pm Bring your receipt kl bothl 1971 VW Camper van Beat offer Rune good ' ISO FALCON FIRE-UP ' CeteBrelo your lootbal team's Unity Lange CM 362-8817 LOST AND FOUND undefeated seeeon with a 5!ftl FOR THE CALIFORNIA BOWL Good kick on exarm! And thanks lor being such t Anne Clamps MARK'S PQ3A SATURDAY fcOS PJrL SWING EQUIPMENT RCSSKJNOL SKJS 180 COMMEMORATIVE 13 01 glass mug a wonderful Mend and roommate! But one word Coraantta on your Phi Tau lavalirlng to cm GOOD AURCXIND SKI TYROUA 260 0 GC-VERNMENT HOMES from $1 SIX STRJNG OOLO HEART NECKLACE MISS ONLY $5.00! of wemlig: Be careful ot tha ' Moueae-heed' Gianni W'SKl BREAK, VERY 0000 OUAUTYI (U rep*) ruao defcxmerrl la* property eel 1 MQ. LOST ON CAMPUS PLEASE CALL 372- Contact Chrtaty or Karm at 2-3327 and watch where you're waldngt R.A. kwe and ours, BOOTS ARE ONE YEAR OLD SALOMON eX)8-B87-8000 Ext OH-8849 lor Horn—on 2768 Mesto. 3722788 Sponeored by Campua Gal Soouto Lova. "Loepy" The Ashley Staff SX80 REAR ENTRY STYLE ANO VERY COM- HOI HOi HOI LADIES GOLD tor your group from tha GOALDIGGERS MISFTTS OF CRANK FORTABLE POLES •KXUOED! I'M ASKING Us thai tme ol year again, ao oh* a gift you Watch lha CaMornla Bowl on our (Ex: Sai or*/ 4 tickets earn S10) Great fund Thanks tor a greet and tun year. $200 FOR ENTStE LOT CALL DAN MCFAR know you won't And under the tree A male RIDES 7 FT. SCREEN maar Cal 1-898-1569 You guya are terrific' LAND AT 3628244 or 353-0706 Open at 1:00 P.M. dancer, ma a one gift you don't have to watt Lova ya- SteferUe Metchrig sots ($125)« love seal ($100) Pked OOOD LUCK ON FINALS ANO HAPPY HOLI- urnl Chrlatmaa morning to unwrap! For more •Ride Needed- NO COVER CHARGE earth tone cobra 2 dark ptna end tat***. 1 sq Nappy Hour Draw. Price* DAYS FROM THE SISTERS OF ALPHA MOM, taorniaaoii c— 372-1064 Rldo naadad to Tamaaaaa or Knorvee araa GAMMA DELTA HOW DC YOU KNOW THAT WAS EXACTLY i oct at $36 Dark wood Door amp » "Let's cheer the Fatoone on to Victory BAKER'S MOTEL Anytime attar 12/18 MS tor gaa Cat Kip M WHAT IWANTE071 magarkie rack aftached $35 CM 352-0711 MAM ST. Greg. Jack, 1 Jeff, 13627 S. Dixie Hwy (U.S. 28) 372-5461 anytime. LOVE YA ALWAYS, TAM belore 2 p m or afler 6 p.m. To three greet men who realty know how to WEEKEND GETAWAY SPECIAL ROE AVAILABLE TO TAMPA FLORIDA AREA awn party. Your real dinner Is DINNER le coming NEW PANHELLENtC EXEC. WISHES B.Q. A SI 8.98 par room par night, up to 2 people LEAVING DEC IS OB 20 soon so prepare tor a kaaatt Marry Chrtekwaa FANTASTIC BREAK ANO BEST OF LUCK ON December 13. 14. IB CALL TIM AT 354-8124 CHRJSFRKNO. FOR RENT CAN'T BELIEVE YOU'RE LEAVING US. IT'S end Good Luck wfth finale. FINALS CM 353-7114 tor reeorvefJone Naad ride to conk* NY araa Dae 20 or 21 GONE MUCH TOO QUICKLY. WE'LL MISS Love. Dawn A Tammy Celebrate your toot— Mam's FOR RENT New Two Bedroom Apartment, Share aapanaia'drtung 352-6645 evenings YOU - GOOD LUCK M NEW YORK. KEEP Qrag Sprang. undefeated aeaaon with s acroaa from campua. Spring Sameeter, 501 RWa to Cambridge. ONo naadad Chrtetmes SaSUHGI I aura am gonna rrvss ya! Coma back and v— I COtwMEMORATTVE 13 oz glass mug Pka St. Phone 384-7308 break — can laava anytime altar 1 00 p m. LOVE, MARYROSE. USA. HOOTER Good krek In the real work) md congratulations' ONLY $5 00' WANTED Looking lor a aa— town etmoephere? Apart- Tuaa. Dae 17 Cat Kachaia 352-1582 CHRIS. KARL. TOM AND JM Lova. Boo Hop Sue Contact Ctvtety or Karm M 2-3327 GROOVY RECORDS Sponeored by Campua OH Soouta FEMALE CHRISTIAN ROOMMATE NEEDED ment tor ant kl Toreogary. Spacioue kitchen MERRY CHRISTMAS TO GOOD FRIENDS Ivtngrooni, 1 bedroom, raaeonab* 823 7015 LOVE, TAM AND LOR) USE Waatwigton. BG PAIGE, JACOUtE. LORI ANO USA TO SUBLEASE APT. S110.MONTH PLUS SERVICES OFFERED EL£CTF»C CLOSE TO CAMPUS ■ you NEED HOUBwtO then I HAVE THE Chra) Parsons 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Mon Sal HAVE A GREAT CHRISTMAS BREAK- ILL CALL 372-4888 PLACEII tor • runnehed. apadoua. and ctoae to You're t» beet big brother a gat could have New A uaad Lp'a. 46i, Magaflnea » Mora SEND YOU A POSTCARD campua apanrnent. cal and ask tor PHYLLIS Prolmlonal secretarial aarvtcaa Thanks tor being mare tor mo. Have a vary Guys Lee a Levl Cords 8 45-18.86 LOVE YAI TAM Mate luuiHaa* needed tor Spring flimaotor. Typing dona profeeaionaly Merry Chrletmea Rag 20 00-24 86 Jeans N Tlangi Party Monkey. 81 lOmwnth. 0— 4 atocWc 372-4288 tor further o*—al 372-7388 RENT » NEOXJT1ABUI 888-6846 Bowing Oraan Lova, Nancy Open tonBe tl 6:00 p m. The Mat 2 months have bean greet ChrteBm mate need* raommaM tor Spring Peraona needed to lublisn hvo-bedroom. FOOTS TYPINQ Luv bunches. Pol Han actor. S137.S0 par month pka utnWee SI .00 par page, doubleapeced Paul. Located on Trwd St Cal attar 5 pa tor Faok one bMh apartineiil ewetAsBjg n January. Al ON CAMPUS PICKUP. 4 00 pm 869-2578 Thanks so much tor your Taxi Service ' to the 384-7B28 utkeas paid eicapt ekw Free Cable TV For COLLEEN more mormonon cal 354 8047 TYPINQ Thanks lor a wonderful eemeetei! Heelth Center sul Friday rmaa* rotjmmata needed for Spring rjamiMlr FOR RENT Efficiency. 426V, S Summit PAPERS THESIS DISSERTATION. ETC |t started orl rocky, but the beat ia yet to coma| Hippy t year "Bunch"' Your Broken Footed Friend, Suzy to subteese large apt. ctoae to campua. Please 382-0838 It we make up our minde I Lova You —PERRY QUICK - CH 364-7668 CM 354-7140 Sublease I bedroom Spring and Summer WB do typing Merry Ctlrlalmasi Thene-you tor making IN. semester so spe- ONE MALE NEEDED FOR LARGE 2 MAN $230 month pka uMoes Ctoae to campua CalUnda LOVE. TIM ekw. Now you're Buffalo Bound to get those APARTMENT LOCATED ON SCOTT HAMIL CM 354-6801 354-2218 BMa OR the* taaal I went to wish you good TON GET JANUARY RENT FREE luck and I'M behind you a* the way! Yea CALL 384-6003 QUICK ROOMMATE NEEDED- meen tha world to me! Came entoy a Falcon Victory wHh us at Tha • HLL S KNOWLTON ■ WOULD YOU UKE HALF OF YOUR RENT SPRWG SEMESTER Leee Akaayal Klraten PERSONALS Aspen CMS t Cala Bar. Watch Tha CaHanrl Thai »»' Get reedy to Wow tha competition PAJD FOR YOU? BaauSkay fiireahed Ctoae to campua Laun- paawaramaaSatiiroayDec. 14 ONE FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR dry liLBkss $t35.'monm - negobable Al H t K love end mine, Congrata Corvaa SPRING SEMESTER 2 BEDROOM APART- 1MB— paid 354-3039 winter Hi Storage the art dvectori Optional Pickup S Delivery I van ao axcttod tor you! Can you beaava how I MENT VERY CLOSE TO CAMPUS FOR MORE 1 F ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR SPRING al started? Good luck keepmg It going and P S You guya ware great to work wkh Open at 1:00 P.M. IwKlftMAnON, CALL 354-4902 SEMESTER FREE CABLE TV $118MO. C— H, aVF, m-SSM, LC 4 SS NO COVER CHARGE (xngratutattorie to Todd tor getting such a HONEYS Ua, Jan. 01 and Mar. Roommate needed Spring Semester, HEAT ANO AH PtCLUDED VERY CLOSE TO LOFTS ARE AVAILABtEl 1 Hippy Hour Drink Prices good thing' I MR 10 Sure Aerobics la H*H Go For It' SlOO/mo 1 u**aee a gas. own room E Many CAAtPUS CALL NOW! CALL 354-2915 To order raw ton tor aprlng .im.ota ■ cheer tha Falcons on to Victory Leva. Ham Thighs? GUT Rugby? Ok. ok. ok near Men St Diana 354-3326 or OCMB 3438 SPRfNO SEMESTER APARTMENTS LC » SS HHW, K, M-F Lova ya BC.'a. Have a greet CTn—naal MAM IT. C0NORATULAT1ONS C.T.C NEW ■amATES: REMALE FOOMMATE NEEDED - 1 bedroom furnished - 72$ Third St Panny Patch* Pizza WM70J DEBBIE. JACKIE, SUE, JAMA. ANO SUM. Janet. Laura, aid Tereee. SPFtrNG SEMESTER 2 Bedroom entklifcwiod - SS! Nepoleen Rd. 10" Pizza 1 78 - Pk* up only HERE'S LOOMNQ AT A PROSPOROUS ANO Hey Guys! (Where: where are the guys?) BeauMuly furraahad CUee to campus Laun- CALL JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE J.T.'a Canyout - 352-6476 SAAtSISCOMNQ ! ISM (A BKt-WMATT) Tha not llrnnlsi has relay boon greet! dry tocleae S135.'morari - negotata*. Al W4-HS0 SAMS IS COMING Alpha Game. ppaOeRasl Janet -Hey Bk) Mac queen, how about some uaksea paid 354-3039 One male raommaM needed to sublease 1 Many Chrtetmes' Good kick wtm Itnelal Se- "rear food, not lie—mil" Wh* your help the 2na- traders at South Main rnsAiF ROCiaaHTE. NEEDED TO SHARE bedroom apartment Very race and ctoae to only 149 more day' Laura- ' Now when one ere you? What do you campus! CM 353-8305 today' Dab main, which Laura? What are my chotoeer HOUSE. OWN BEDROOM. CALL PAT AFTER 100 pujaa. Together they helped rales 120O0 SCOTT LEONE s.-*0-SS4-HSB Ntoa 2 bedroom apartment, now stove, carpet ARE YOU READY tor school computara. Thank you to sH KO'a Tareea -And ) you beatve that, Lau- Congratukmone on your Qraduaaon! 1 lirraM rooiwm*M needed for Spring Semee- S paint Room tor 4. Cray $265 month SAMS IS who took ch*Wn to eeU their plus, and to ra's (never mmd) May your dRganca take you tar. tISOVmonm IkiOudee tee heel, tree atac CM 353-4806 GETnWOLVED all those who bought Yoa should be pnaadl Oh wel. you M have been greel roomies! Hope as far as II dkt here. you have a super break' A own room) Ctoae to campua Acroaa the Sbt leamtet laeaea OiaSMill VRaoe Gram AwHELYIHtOHS Good Luck rial you do Luv. Laura (which one?) afreet tram Rocy Rocco CM Kelpy 354-2296 AparWiera* CM 354 3833 Good Luc* on Finala! THE BROTHERS OF MOMA PM EPSK.ON Mate needed rtoommata needed tor Spring HELPI Feme* needed 4 spring »utilises Cray I know you al Ml do graatl Bk*gej>—peeaaaa; rk I. — .^ ■ ..—. ■ ■ ■ efc— ■ ,, I r*\^- a a> ^^. OeVlTaaTaaBBBH;. at UtpUiUUlll URM lll—l'l UBB • nSj>ai $132'mo Free heat A gaa. much room S great Levey*. Amyi ShaaaySubkv patd. CM 354-0182 loommatee CM Tom 353-3500 J JEFF DEMUTH (MR SUNSHINE) L">#f—. m rnewerTwrMMiwiel. rleii. ■!■ ftxxTkTaaWeHuuKee^eA naaoao— — — — al *0>aakal opnnyaaaa al CAMPUS MANOR APARTMENTS — are—red to report to be ap Saturday, CortoratuktttonsMI Have a very Merry Chrlstmes and a Happy New Thanks tor your gutoanca A knowledge Sameaasr CM 353-8405 for more IrHormaton (Good loc—on behind Dntar'a) January 11. 1SSS at 10:10 a. ra. tor KM moM Year. Wei get together after break. Best of kick wall Waalwigton ( remember, Needs irale roommate lor Sprmg lasRMe, hinRtlid traMng program kl tho i your engigsmsi Lova. Nancy 3 WOMEN LOOKING FOR 4m ROOMMATE the red door la always opanl Amartee.t Your oiaa—raBnn, officer. awaH From the Guys SlUrta Andes FOR SPRING SEMESTER APARTMENT ON THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PHI EPSK.ON Cal 353-1409 yaar arrhaa. Rimiratir, you ara lha Faar. tha (soon to be KJanappM) your Deaa Sigma Ft EAST MERRY ST. PLEASE CALL 353-3700 Freed, eto RAa, end ye* took inarvotouol roorwwataa cuiigiifcAatoyouandwtih youwal. ANYTBaEI FURN ROOM IN HOUSE $133 50 A MONTH PLUS 1/3 l/nUTES DEC RENT PAD CAN ATTENTION And we must — you: wel mas your crazy UFAaENT: Need female roommate the spring' JEFF SLATER, MOVE M BwMEDIATELY. CALL JM OR USA Buator. Mtonakt. Joara. Mkey. Scott. Jan. Don enkcal See you h Fkytde? Keep m touch! Much S Sumnat - Itteraaw— S eteearfcely - own COtvSRATULATONS AND GCOO LUCK ON AT 383-0118 W. John Y. Dave S, Don b. Rich D. Mke. Andy. ere* ft MM I eel Sa*440S Wendy GETTING YOUR eVTEMHe? IN MANSFtELO John C. Tine, aaan, Beta. Seat. Rhonda. Jan. Cr»igisluaa»-a Lea Ant Radtord on your Phi Skjittd ^ Brownie troop C-31 TO SUBLEASE One bedroom apartment ctoae WEIL MISS YOU A LOT! Rton W. Ron. Mark. Brian. Kevin. Or Bob. Dave PaHdppa laiaasrlig to Greg CurawighamI to campua. uBBaa pad Storaga apace aval LOVE, THE BROTHERS OF DELTA SIGMA PI Mc. Dan. Shaun, S everyone doe who helped We're proud ot our Mom and Oadt ebls CM 352 8971 P.S. YOU'D BETTER COME SEE US ONCE K Naad one person to ■ houee (maki) Spring make Marching Band ao apede) to ma: Hop* Kappa lova and ours. Karon and Kety 1-2 matee needed to afoaaa. apartment tor A WWLE SareaeMt. 1030 E Woootor. CM) 383-0325 you al have a Many X-Maa * a Happy New MO EPS Spring Semaaler 521 E Many Need one peraon to M house (mete) Spring Year! Have a gnat aprlng iininm. but don't GOOD LUCK ON FB4ALS Cal 352-7346 Slmllklr 1030 E Wooater Cal 353-0325 torgat mat HopakaV n gat to v—- but you al OAWNI ra your bkthdey - you're 23 OOOD LUCK ON FINALS NOW REMTa*a FOR >»**aTR AND FALL >e- in a weak you gtpluaM and Have ma. Need one peraon to M houee I mewl Sprkig know a vtert to Rocheeter wouk] be more then Happy 19th' Be ready to party your aaa oil I m OOOD LUCK ON FINALS M. TWO a«DROOM APARTMENTS - COM- 1 To deeees I wB wak and ottan I wB auk. S.milMr 1030 E Wooetet CM 353-0325 ■retootne anytime, not to mention nail Tnaru going to gat you drunk MGEPSAM PLETELY FTJRNISHED GAS AND WATER IS So one weekend v— 8.0. , the other RUtmen again tor making nla a great aamaaterIII mas Lova, Shawn Femes, ftouniiato Needed tor Spring Semes PAJD IV OWNER. ALSO HAS CABLE TV (or Toledo?) I wB 0» you alt Love ya Una. Debbie Mr. Ck— to campua and only $120 month RENT M $100 FOR THE APARTMENT M THE But don't be sad and have no lews SkjmaNu. CM 362-9800 lUMBBTR. FOR THE FALL SS7I '4 PEOPLE. because I wB graduate m 2 v. (or 3) yaara. Good kick on those tlnak Thanks tor a greet I WU FAY I1SB.SS TO A MALE THAT WILL CALL TIM AT BUFF AFAITT-PITS aS»71M. So tonight be at Mark's ■ imssisr end cheera to rant lemeiter TAKE OVER MY LEASE FOR aVtMNQ SEM wtm me, Ban and Bsrkl 1 room efltaency IXaaes pan) Ctoae to Sigma Nu Whaa Roaea CALL SSS-rtSt AFTW S F JB. ABK FOR TM Happy Bklriday and Happy Graduation OOwnlown CM 352 5622 ^ Lova, Plane SMB. NEEDED: toraMa to tit houee aprlng f bedroom parkaay lunaahed apertmenl CM Here a -warm and cheertuT' X-Mas and n be ismaalar. Ctoae to campua S125/month. CM JOIN THE FUN Itowtove Mgmt M 352-6820 waang tor you si the Great "Gam CSyt" toon-Dab 362-8144 AND EXCITEMENT nmaayoull 3-4 bedroom houee Near campua At—at** SAMS B HERE Ma* roornmota needed Spring lemelMr Fr* now. Cal Nawtove Mgmt a 352-5820 Lova. Your Southern Bale tee Apt.. 8112mio. CM 352-8881 Non-amoatng lamMe roommate needed tor SHveendJee. " 4»Tieai"> nonaWTaQfUnQ roonifnata rta Ided sprmg Welcome to B.G.I Hope we can mow you aa Spring Haven Houae Apertmenta. Student Rec Center nmimi $495 00 pka electric $135/monei CM 352-4287 greet a Sma aa you showed ua M O.S.U I 362 6270 Get ready lo swoop! tor Spring CompMety Love, Keren S Monica StbOMto 362- Holiday Break Hours eaarttaanL C— kH-*S71. En — Sue. Amy S Stecey. 3787 or (613) 690-3087 m kat • tew hours HI alba over .You've been FemMe roommate needed ■MR* • Needed Spring I Marry CM 362-1671 December 14, 1985 - January 12,1986*' me beet agency atari members anyone could $1$«M I aver want! war* gonna do great end remem- C— aSS-KSS ■ ber MU 1 KkWWlTON - THE WfNNtNQ i FOR SUBLEASE (1) ONE KDROOM APART- Centtr Noon-9 p.m. TTUDtTION HELP WANTED MENT CAN ACCCaraVIOOATE (2) PERSONS Lova. Laura CLEAN. CLOSE TO CAMPUS OFF OF E H you're an sntfrwerlng SUEWALDRON REED 8T NEAR TOWERS I Aooounlng Oark Cooper Pool Noon-2 p.m.; 5-8 p.m. HAVE A HAPPY BtRTHOAV' CALL JB4 362-2882 major, you'll want to be part Hafcn'a asadkig MfcrocotrajiuMr acootfiMng YOUR MEP BUDDY Need male HAT ill) tor Sprkig Sameeter of today's Air Fores. W«'t« ic*h»-ara «m haa an opaning (or an MrvUual Andrews Pool 1-8 p.m. The Ftowar Baakat A oourery Bower and olt *m an aaaootalat oagraw m Acoourmno/Bu* Low rantAraV. tree heat. May rent pad. no working on devclopciients that ■hop that adda your pareonat touch The beet nem Tha corripany » tapn grewtt> haa craatad * 352 2582 LIFT $3 anytime make science action obsolete. pteoe to pk* » thoee last mlnuta g*ts Down 9m nmta tar Ha naw poaRtan. Pra-raq'a. ara. 2 bedroom Ipamiwnl tor Sprkig town mawn— anaenoa m beauty shop You'll have an opportunity for Aocojnt* lliiDiiiatapfia. »VP rVr*aw. ctoalng (819 Fktoa St.) Very ctoae to The UaBtFXIRAOUATE STUOBNT rXrVERN- paracspaiion a aaaiaanQ in praparaaon o* i. OM»681113 Family a challenging and rewarding MBsT wtahea everyone good kick on araaa arc moneiy repone The na—nl appacant muat AiaaSlll Dec 16 (Dec rant paid) EBtc.. Age 7-17 Noon-9 p.m. i Bleat at the forefront of a aafe and enpyabte break! be at*, to work wkh mmmum auperirtaton. have fanaaa. $180rmonth u*a»aa ncsjdad technology. Talk to: « —at two yaara ot reaned experience A ekfla Phone 362-1068 to operate baste office eujeurnent Peraona 1-8 p.m.(Andt«ws Pool Only) Fewer* irkaii needed ImiiiiiaMn, p^ Under 7 call collect: taerssasa mould send reeume m uuiSuenui nahad. 2 bad/2 bath. $108 25 S ease FlefcJ (419) 354-3133 tiank you tor hekwig • braeiar who hed teaai to Manor Apia CM Oreanbrtar, toe 382-0717 Your SYomerty Lav* ahtnea mraugh' TLB Inc. AIR Heueea and sperimonta ctoee to oatnpua lor "Closed December 24,25 and January 1, 1966 tf SM aT BROTHER OF THE WEBK, DEC Peraonnel Oept i ^ Minii 1988 end 88^7 school year \ Tha Brother, of Sigma Phi Epelon PO Bon 414 '.OH 48839 CM 1-287-3341 FORCE EOE 3 M**l* *P A areai way of IH CaBttmed on Pg. 10 Classifieds BO Newt/Deeenber U, 1W5 1C ANN (OORTHY HAMMED AxahePM'e. GAETCHEN. Mm ■»'■ Many CMMM Cwrtfamed from Pg. t I WON ON THE CE YOU WON WITH THE * M't AND HAU OMBCTOM ♦ •MkMiliC and Happy BUldeyl Your Sol frtond. 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by Call Buergter the busyr shopper the opportu- Friday reporter nity to 'browse" at his or her by Shelly Trusty own leisure, with no worries Asst. Friday editor Have you finished your about time conflicts. And if Christmas shopping for this something important comes Buying your favorite child a year yet? If not, you're proba- up, the shopper can take a Christmas present U a tricky bly too late to do your shop- break and resume "shop- tiling these days. Nephew ping by mail, but it might be ping" later. Jimmy or baby sister Jane worth thinking about it for But convenience is not the would be the social outcasts of next year. sole virtue of shopping at the block if all they got for There are any number of home. Another of the prin- Christmas was crayons, baby- specialty mail-order catalogs ciple advantages of mail-or- dolls and toy trucks. They ex- available today. But unlike der is economic. Catalog pect a commercially savvy their tacky, flimsy newsprint items are often sold directly, Santa; one who knows what's ancestors filled with ''bar- or at reduced prices. Best of hot and what's not in the world gain hysteria," the shop-at- all, most shop-at-home items of toys. home catalog of today is are exempt from sales taxes. As a college student it is easy wearing a slick, well-pro- This not only saves you the to become out-of-touch with the duced look, and caters to a annoyance of having to calcu- latest trends in toys. Most popu- more upscale audience than late how much five-and-a-half lar toys are advertised during did its predecessors. percent of something is, but Saturday morning cartoons - a Americans have been using also gives you the satisfaction time many college students mail-order catalogs since of knowing that you "got one catch up on much needed sleep - Benjamin Franklin published by" on the government of and many of these toys are a seed book in 1744, but the some state or another. based on popular cartoon shows. trend has only recently en- Unfortunately, every rose The most popular toys for joyed a rise in popularity and has its thorns, lliere are sev- boys are based on the cartoon social status. eral disadvantages to shop- show "Transformers." These The main reason for this ping by mail. toys are shaped like cars, trucks surge in popularity, accord- First of all, it usually takes and airplanes, but unfold to be- ing to a recent article in VS. several weeks for an Item to come toy robots. There are News and World Report, is arrive, which automatically Transformer car/robots. Trans- the changing role of women, rules out last-minute gift former glow-in-the-dark race the principle shoppers in the shopping. Secondly, there is tracks, and even Transformer borne. often a shipping charge, pajamas. More women are working which can eliminate the sav- The most popular Trans- today than ever before, which ings incurred by former toy is "Optomus Pri- means they have less time to through the mail (L.L. mus," according to Chris Friday/Dave Kidmeycr spend browsing at the mall. Amid Wutzles and Transformers. Legos are still a popular holiday standby as Rosella Aufdenkamp and her The mail-order catalog gives • See Catalog gifts, page 17. • See What's hot, page 14. daughter Karen do some last-minute Christmas shopping at K-mart, 1111 S. Main St. 'Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus' in 1985 BG St. Nick plays Claus for a kick were no Virginias. There would Local Kris Krlngle finds a Job with a jingle in newspaper classifieds be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence. We should have no enjoyment, ex- by Kim Gillette talks to them cept in sense and sight. The Friday reporter "I will ask them a basic ques- eternal light with which child- tion and some of the answers are (AP)- This famous editorial, hood fills the world would be Mark Nidzgorski was glancing very funny," Nidzgorski said. "If There a Santa Claus?" first through the classifieds in late He said that children will even appeared in"The New York Not believe in Santa Claus! November. Amid headings such go as far as to inquire about how Sun," Sept. 21,1897. It was writ- You might as well not believe in as "Restaurant Manager to get a hold of him if the wrong ten by Francis Pharcellus fairies! You might get your Needed" and "Full Time Car- presents are delivered. Church, an assistant to the edi- papa to hire men to watch all the penter Wanted." he spotted an tor oTThe Sun." Chimneys on Christmas eve to ad that looked something like "I also like the honesty of the '"Dear Editor:' catch Santa Claus, but even if this: children," be said. "They know 'I am 8 years old. they did not see him coming that they can trust Santa with all Some of my little friends say down, what would that prove? "WANTED mature male, pre- of their little secrets. there is no Santa Claus. Nobody sees Santa Claus, but ferably overweight, jolly, red- "Sunday is the busiest day for Papa says 'If you see it in The that is no sign that there is none. nosed and must enjoy children. me." Nidzgorski said. Children Sunft'sso.' The most real things in the Needed part time through holi- pull their parents to his door and Please tell me the truth, is world are those that neither day season." wait in line just to talk to him. there a Santa Claus?' " children nor men can see. Did Nidzgorski claims that the Virginia O'Hanlon Cever see fairies dancing on Nidzgoraki quickly picked up parents are just as excited to see 115 West 95th Street lawn? Of course not, but the phone and dialed the number him and may even try to get in a that's no proof that they are not given with the ad. He had a few good words for themselves. "Virginia, your little friends there. Nobody can conceive or fairly good idea about what to "It makes me feel as though I are wrong. They have been af- imagine all the wonders there expect of the job and set up an really am Santa," Nidzgorski fected by the skepticism of a are unseen and unseeable in the appointment for an interview. Nidzgorski has noticed that skeptical age. They do not be- world. The interview went well and there are a few items that are lieve except they see. They think You tear apart the baby's rat- Nidzgorski got the job. He was moe popular than others. It that nothing can be which is not tle and see what makes the noise going to be Santa Claus, spon- seems as though this year's comprehensible by their little inside, but there is a veil cover- sored by Bowling Green mer- most popular items are dolls. minds. All minds, Virginia, ing the unseen world which not chants and the Chamber of whether they be men's or chil- the strongest man, not even tile Commerce. Nidzgorski also gets dren's, axe little. In this great united strength of all the strong- His house would be in front of students stopping by, in., universe of ours man is a mere est men that ever lived, could the Huntington Bank on South of course, to ask nun to insect, an ant. in his intellect as tear apart Only faith, fancy, Main Street. them the things they would like compared with the boundless poetry, love, romance, can push for Christmas. world about him, as measured aside that curtain and view the "Things did not start off too Nidzgorski said that his job as by the intelligence capable of supernal beauty and glory be- well on my first day as Santa," Santa has proved to be a satisfy- grasping the whole of truth and yond. Is it all real? Ah, Virginia, Nidzgorski recalled. "When I Photo illustration/Dave Ktelmeyer and Kevin Hopkins ing and interesting experience. knowledge. in all this world there is nothing went to slip my suit on, I discov- He hopes to be able to perform Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa else real and abiding. ered that it was not the right But he was soon warmed with ring "... lots of pictures and his merry duty next Christmas Claus. He exists as certainly as size." the glowing smiles of the chil- cookies." and considers his job "a great love and generosity and devo- No Santa Claus! Thank God he When asked if he had any dren who came to visit him. privilege." tion exist and you know that they lives, and he lives forever. A other problems, Nidzgorski Children varying in age visit Nidzgorski said the best abound and give to your life its' thousand years from now, Vir- could only think of the first day him to try to sway his decision bribes are hugs and kisses. Santa will be in town on Fri- highest beauty and Joy- Alas! ginia, nay, ten times ten thou- when he stepped into his petite, about whether or not to put their day, Dec. 13 through Monday, haw dreary would be the world if sand years from now, he will colorful bouse. "I found the name on his list of good girls and Even better than the bribes Dec. 16. His hours are 6-8 p.m. there were no Santa Claus! It continue to make glad the heart heater in it had broken," be boys. Some children wul go as are the responses that some of on Friday and Monday, and 1-4 would be as dreary as if there of childhood." said. far as bribing him by offe- the children give him when he p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

If you could have anything for Christmas, what would it be?

Interview* by/Barb SynboUk Friday/Dave Klaknayar JIM BICKER, Junior RTVF JAN SLABY, junior fashion UNO QUANT, senior account- DEMISE SABELLA, Junior el- STEVE SHUNCK, senior LAURA NEUMANN, junior major, Rising Sun: "I'd like an nwrrtMnrhamg major, Cleve- ing major, Aruba: "Oothee, a ementary/special education sports management major, education major, Fairview IROC Z-»,and to have my Mom land: "I'd like a Volvo station Daytona car, and my diploma." major, Fairview Park: "I'dlike Whitebouae: "An aU-expenaea- Park: "A white Christinas, so I and Dad's house paid off/' wagon, an unlimited airline pass to have a nice relaxing vacation pald trip to the Honoltuu Mar- can go cross country skiing with to anywhere in the world, and a with time to spend with my athon, so I can bask in the sun my family in the metro parka." sero balance on my Visa bill." family and friends." and watch the women." Friday /December 13, IMS 12

Mr. Jingeling has X-mas key Clowning for cheer

by Jerry YameUky high school Wayne, some by Teresa Tarantino today are pretty much the same. Friday reporter other friends, and I got ahold staff reporter "I think the differences are on of some clown paints and the surface," he said. "They ask Ryan Fischer and Wayne made ourselves up as clowns. It isn't often that a kid - at for more sophisticated things Schaeffer are the master- We've kept these kits and least a kid at heart - gets to talk because that's what popular minds behind a plan to make these are the ones we're going to an elf with a direct line to now. They still play imaginati- someone's day - the some- to use when we visit these Santa Claus. So you can bet I vely with them.'' ones being children in Cleve- kids." was excited when it was con- land's childrens hospitals and The jolly crew plans to go to firmed last week that the Mr. Jingeling said on a busy children wards. their area hospitals over the "Keeper of the Keys" to Santa's day he will see at least 2,000 Fischer, a freshman educa- holiday break every year as North Pole headquarters bad kids. He tells them stories and tion major, and Schaeffer, a long as the friends are in agreed to call me for an inter- listens to their Christmas freshman at Case Western touch Fischer said. view. wishes. He still continues to give Reserve University, plan is to "We were planning to do For those of you who aren't the kids red and white card- go to these hospitals and treat this last Christmas, dressing from the Cleveland area, Mr. board keys. the kids to candy canes, color- up as clown Santa and elfs Jingeling (prounounced Mis-ter ing books and some laughs. and visiting the kids," Jing-uh-Iing) has been holding Mr. Jingeling talked of some "I'm going to dress as Fischer said. "But the hospi- that important post for 21 years of bis important responsibilities Santa Claus. Wayne is going tal we were going to visit in downtown department stores as the "Keeper of the Keys." to be my 6'4" elf," be sail called us back and said we "and well be joined by an couldn't do it due to con- and in periodic television spe- Mr. Jingeling said be became flicts." cials. the keeper of the keys when assortment of downs." However, according to Mr. Santa's keys kept showing up in Both Santa Claus and his To help make the visits Jingeling, he has held the posi- peculiar places, "such as the giant elf are going to be clown reality, all the participants tion for a tad longer. renditions of the famous are going to each pitch in a cookie jar and the refrigerator." North Polers. couple dollars along with a "In my heart Fve been doing "He's got a complex office little cheer. this for 180 years." system and there is a special "The Santa Claus will be Before becoming "Keeper of key for every room and when sort of like that of Emmet the Keys," Mr. Jingeling (Earl Santa's key kept turning up Kelly's," Fischer said. Em- "Wayne and I have just Keys, age 68, during the non- missing, we decided we'd better met Kelly is the most famous been raised to give and ex- holiday season) was the pro- assign one person to be in hobo clown and worked for pect nothing in return," ducer of the "Captain Penny charge," he said. Ringling Brothers and the Fischer saidT "This is our Show," where the original Mr. Barmum Bailey Circus. "In way of viewing Christinas." Jingeling got his start. The keys have since become When the original Mr. Jingel- his trademark. A huge silver ing died, Keys took over the key ring holds several large position and continued as a pro- skeleton keys and a couple of ducer at a local Cleveland tele- large bells that Mr. Jingeling vision station. has in his care at all times. LP sales booming Keys said it's hard not to com- "Each of the kids I talk with mercialize Christmas, espe- gets a key - not one of Santa's of cially when his Cleveland base is course." by John Cummlngs been the Miami Vice Sound- in the downtown Higbee's de- Friday reporter track, as well as tracks from St. partment store. He said he tells the children Elmo's Fire, White Knights, and However, he said the tele- they are receiving a key to open "Music soothes the savage Rocky IV. Bob Dylan's Bioerapb vision appearances are proba- their hearts. The keys can be breast," so the old saying goes. has done rather well, too, wil- bly what has kept him so used to release love, caring, and What better way to sooth your cox said. popular. sharing and spread it through- roommate during finals week or "Without them (the people out the world. your parents when they get the Many of the albums selling who have watched on television) bursar bill than with a gift of well this year are not hard-rock I don't think people would be "I try not to make the keys too music? oriented, but are softer, Wilcox interested and there would be no much of a hype so the kids don't Albums are selling extremely added. According to a recent way for the legend to keep Illustration/Don Lee become too cynical," he said. "I well this Christmas season, USA Today article, Barbra going," he said. let them know that it's their job according to Guy Wilcox, a man- Streisand's Broadway Album, to show other people the mean- ager at Finder's Records and among others, is a surprise hit Around our house we still sing Santa's pack and treasure house ble Mr. Jingeling. ing of Christmas all year long." Tapes. this Christmas season. the familiar jingle which accom- of toys/ Wind up things that The stores were always Christmas albums are sell- panied his daily television spots. Santa brings to all good girls and packed with kids. The usual The interview lasted a little ing very well. The biggest three "This is the big season for I remembered most of it, with hoys. scene had some kids crying in less than half an hour and I this year are The Carpenters: A record sales in general," Wilcox a little help from my sister, and Of course, once on the phone fear while others tried to decide didn't even have the chance to Christmas Portrait, Manbeim said. "There won't be too much it went like this: Mr. Jingeling with him I could only reflect on what 25 toys they really wanted. send Santa a special message of Steamroller, and Anne Murray: between now and mid-January. bow you ting-a-ling with your past Christmases, winters when Things haven't changed mu- my own, but t had to give the Christmas, he said. Several oth- Most of the releases have come many keys/ On Halle's seventh my sisters and I would dress in ch over the years. guy a break. After all, in bis own ers are doing very well because out There wont be too much Boor well be looking for you to our best outfits and go downtown words, "We're up to our necks in of the Christmas season. more until well into January," turn the key/Keeping track of to visit Santa and the Lrrepressi- Keys even confirmed that kids Christmas up here." "The biggest sellers have he added. jm'<*+*'y*nm*mn*,»»nmr^%*%0,%Mnm*»''»+m+mnmnm'm*m*m%*»M»mnm»}»+M»m+m*m*

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Christmas movie has Needling out the perfect pine special Disney touch NEW YORK (AP) -In the Hunlock Creek, Pa., is a 75- trees from seminaries, homes "I remember one tree that briefcase that Carl Miller foot Norway spruce. It was where the family has grown didn't quite make it down the (AP)- Gideon is a sorry- "The Grey Fox" into a gem. carriei to his Rockefeller put up on Nov. 22. up with the tree, trees that highway. You can imagine looking Christmas angel. He "One Magic Christmas" Center office are boots, a The Rockefeller Group re- are entangled in wires and the traffic Jam we created, wears a battered, wide-brim- bean more than a slight resem- Polaroid camera, a book on ceives calls from all over the trees that are on a disputed trying to repair the truck,'1 med fedora and a tent-like over- blance to "It's a Wonderful trees, sunglasses, spray country from people who niece of land. Sometimes the Miller says. coat and he hangs out in trees, life." Like Jimmy Stewart in paint, road maps and a range want to donate trees. Others developer will insist that the blowing mournful cowboy tunes file Prank Capra classic, Mary call to find out bow big the tree remains on the land. 'We always have a backup on his harmonica. His sad, Steenburgen has lost hope in Rockefeller tree is - so they tree - in case lightning weathered face belles the happi- Christmas or anything else. Ev- Miller, vice president of can buy a bigger one. "However, each tree has a strikes." ness he is capable of bestowing. erything has gone wrong: Her Rockefeller Center Manage- "It's as though they are peak period. We know when The first formal tree was Harry Dean Stanton as the husband has Tost his Job; the ment Corp., is a tree hunter. competing with our tree," the tree is at its peak. Some of put up in 19S3 in its now-famil- misfit Gideon is one of the many family is being evicted from the He finds the Rockefeller Cen- says Miller. the trees that we have on file iar site in front of the RCA Joys of''One Magic Christmas,'' company-owned house; she ter Christmas tree each year. He says he has been chased have long since passed their building in Rockefeller Plaza. a new but traditional approach loses her own miserable Job as a "It's a preoccupation you by dogs, bulls, snakes and peak ana their branches be- to the yuletide story. Another grocery checker. live with all year around," police while trying to find the gin to droop and fall off." Deadline for finding the major asset is Mary Steenbur- The script, based on a story says Miller. "This year will Rockefeller Center tree. When a tree is finally found, tree is July 4. Electricians S. What a marvelous presence written by Thomas Meehan, be the eighth tree that I've "Amazingly," he says, it takes about four days of preparing the tree conveys, emotions welling Barry Heasley and Bonos, foand." "moat trees are found in cutting, corsetting and load- in August. Tree-trim- from deep within, with never a might well have proven saccha- Tree hunters travel nation- backyards and pastures in ing on to a truck. Then the is the week before hint of affectation. rine. But while never overlook- wide with specific require- the tri-state area. However, Rockefeller Group seeks per- And what apleasure to have a ing the sentiment, director ments for the Rockefeller we've even had trees from as mits from the fire depart- And when the tree is finally brand-new Christmas tale in- Bonos and his able cast keep tree, ranging from a mini- far away as Maine and Can- ment, police, the city and installed and the thousands of stead of the endless rehashes of things In hand. Even Santa mum height of 85 feet to the ada. highway administrators to lights are put on, more than 2 Scrooge, Tiny Tim and com- Claus himself (Jan Rubes) width anddensity of the tree. "I pursued one tree for five bring the tree to midtown million people will enjoy the pany. Thanks are due to Walt comes alive as a real character, This year's tree, found in years. We have received Manhattan. spectacle. Disney Pictures and to Philip and the journey to his headquar- Bonos, the man who turned ters is truly magical.

along with a play set Puppy is a toy dog that comes bells. I think everyone is sold out enterprising attention of the toy Yonder said she answers many What's hoi Ann Yoder, a sales clerk at K- with a leash and dog pound -they are very popular with the companies. Hood and Pickard calls for people who want to Mart in Bowling Green, says she adoption papers. The stuffed girls this year* Hood said. both mentioned the popularity of purchase the My Buddy doll for (Continued from page 11) gets a lot of calls for "Masters of puppies have not caused the One of the most expensive and a line of toys based on wrestlers their child. If you are lucky Pickard, a clerk at Children's the Universe" dolls and sets. same sort of buyere frenzy that rare toys on the shelf is the such as Hulk Hogan. The figures enough to find one, expect to pay Palace in Toledo. She said Opto- Masters of the Universe is also a accompanied the Cabbage "Talking Teddy Ruxtln" doll. are made of stretchable rubber mus Primus is a toy based on popular cartoon series. Patch doll, but they are difficult The stuffed bear is not only and a wrestling ring can also be If these brand-name toys are one of the characters in the the "Cabbage Patch" dolls to find in the toy stores, accord- aesthetically pleasing to look at, purchased. According to Pick- sold out by the time you finish cartoon. that were so popular last year ing to Pickard. but also possesses an uncommon ard, the "Wrestling Ring" goes your last final, take heart. 'We get calls every day for have not been selling well For the girls on your list, one command of the English lan- for about 116. According to Elaine Smith at Optcmus, and my son says according to both Pickard and of the biggest sellers is the "Get guage. The stuffed talking bear If your favorite boy is not the (>ntralDistributors a whole- that's all he wants for Yoder. However, accessories for In Shaped exercise kit, accord- goes for the price of about |70-if type who prefers to knot wres- sale toy store to Toledo, the good Christmas," Pickard said. She the dolls are selling very well. ing to Ruth Hood, manager of you can find one. "I have lots of tiers together "My Buddy" ol' Teddy Bear is a sure-fire said the toy sells for about $21. Pickard said Cabbage Patch the Hobby Center Toy Store at people calling to see if we have may be the doll you are looking pleaser. "Any kind of Teddy Another popular toy based on play pens were a very hot item. Westgate Mall in Toledo. Teddy Rurtin In stock," Hood for. My Buddy is a broad-eyed, Bear that is washable and drya- a cartoon series is the GI Joe A toy that has replaced the "There are several different said. freckled-faced doll made espe- ble is a big seller this year. They doll, Pickard said. These dolls Cabbage Patch in popularity is sets that include an exercise The current popularity of cially for boys and is "very hard have really Increased in popu- can be purchased separately or "Pound Puppy." The Pound tape, exercise book and dumb- wrestling has not escaped the to get," according to Pickard. larity," Smith said.

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******** ♦iHHHHHHr********* * amour/1 know too much to be so lyrics, sounds like it was the die had already been cast- sure. plucked out of an episode of 9 teeny-boppers began to devour The last song on side one, ''Miami Vice." Live to the limit, the glossy quintet. Scritti LP "Dont Work That Hard," dis- Nena can't and/ Listen to your heart/ Don't 'So Red is Seeing that the band hadn't plays the idea that modern love life leave you/ Standing in the quite turned out the way they'd sits pretty has lost meaning and is a me- dark/ Luck fades away, but/ bad Duran hoped, guitarist Andy and Bas- break 99 The spirit never dies/It's all in sist John (did I mention they're chanical motion and marriage is not related?), went off to do a nothing more than a piece of the game/ Keep the fire in your eyes. Occasional string accom- solo project. Teaming up with by Tracay Batdorf paper. Qtve me the word I'll by John P. GHebe by P.F. WUaon Friday reporter paniments add a cerebral air to the higbin-acclaim, low-in-sales honor and obey/ I submit for Friday reporter Friday reporter Robert Palmer, they produced a approval got the upper hand. this song. West German rockers Nena, Nena Kemer's voice retains respectable rock V funk album its characteristic sex appeal In Once upon a time in Birming- under the name Power Station. If ever there was a way to The first song on side two. whose haunting anti-war melody ham, England, a bunch of tal- "Perfect Way,,r has received "99 Luftballoons" made big "Are You Awake?" However, Which brings us (finally!) to incorporate political termino- most of album. Kemer's voice ented lads got together to form a the other three fifths of the logy and ideologies Into love the most American attention splashes on both sides of the band. They decided to call them- and is quickly climbing the Atlantic almost two years ago, resembles a shrieking adoles- group. Having some time to kill, songs, Scritti Politti has done it. cent. selves Duran Duran, a unique- and Le Bon needing some cash Scritti Politti, which means "po- charts. returns to the American music enough moniker to start with. scene with their latest LP, Its Lisa Dalbello wrote the En- to repair his yacht, they have litical writing" In Italian, has glish lyrics for this album, "Well play dance music," they Sven us So Red the Rose, under released a strong new LP enti- In "Perfect Way" a clever All In The Game. said. ''Dance music that will . on words is accompanied Like many new groups, Nena which contains mostly love e name Arcadia. Is this a tled, Cupid and Psyche '85. songs. Dalbello's translation of sound good, even when you're Joke? At least Power Station a soulful, danceable beat: I resorts to a potpourri of sound not dancing." took a day job amendment/ I gimmicks to support its synthe- '•99 Luftballons" retained much sounded different. They got a record contract, So Red The ROM is, at best, Most of the songs on the LP took a Wang to you/1 took a sizer-driven beat. The result is a of the song's lyrical urgency, but and recorded their first album, display crafty, artful lyrics de- page out of my rule book tor compilation of technopop dance many of the cuts on It's All In bad Duran Duran. By now The Game fall considerably cleverly titled Duran Duran. A you've heard the album's miser- . livered in a delicate, almost you/ I've got a perfect way to tunes - none of which are com- fine effort it was. too: Synthesiz- ethereal voice by Green (his make a new proposition/1 got a parable to the captivating "99 abort. able single, "Election Day." Le "Woman On Fire" contains ers married with fine guitar Bon whines Maximum big sur- . only name, alaSting), the leader perfect way to make a justifica- Luftballoons.'' work, good vocals, and interest- .; of the group. tion. The lyrics are a bit harder While lead singer Nena Kern- rather lame lyrics compared to prise your smile is something ing lyrics. The album was well- new/ I pull my shirt off and to follow than in most other er's high-pitched, hoarse voice "99 Luftballoons": Like the tall received in their homeland, but As its name implies, Scritti songs on the album, but com- adds a certain seductive allure of a meteor/ Glowing in the pray, we're scared and bound to dark/1 smoke you like a dga- it didn't do nearly as well here in suffer the heatwave/ Pull my . Politti is about politics; politics bined with the music make a to "99 Luftballoons," it loses America. in love, politics at work, and powerful package. that quality on Its All In The rette/ Hang on to every spark/ shirt off and pray we're coming The rhythm and the danger/ Back to the studio they went to up on re-election day. "Maxi- ;. politics in politics. The album Game. record the phenomenal Rio. Un- wastes no time getting its mes- The last cut on Cupid and As Kerner races through the Pulse beneath my skin/ And I mum big surprise?!?" Is this can feel your heartbeat, heart- like Duran Duran, Rio showed the same guy who wrote the :-, aage across. Psyche '85 is fascinating In its lyrics to the album's first song, more diversity in styles. Nick name alone. "Wood Beez," ''Utopia," percussionist Frank beat/ Poundin' within. lyrics to "Save a Prayer?" But Rhodes' keyboard wizardy, then what do you expect from a ■; "Small Talk." which incorpo- ("Pray Like Aretha Franklin") Ricotti punches out a synthe- Andy Taylors plucky guitar, ■ rates strong guitar solos by Fred "Let's Humanize" has a more guy who dyed his hair Jet black was also released last fall in the sized beat so fast that one might meaningful message; the break- John Taylor's thumping bass . Maber with a vaporous musical U.S., and hints at a Jazzy feel wonder if this album isn't being to get more respect ing down of emotional barriers and Simon Le Bon's vocals and Not even Herbie Hancock or ". backdrop, is a direct assault on with a strong devotion to con- played at the wrong speed. The lyrics made a lot of people sit up political rhetoric, "all talk and resulting from sexual stereo- Sting could save this disaster. cise, melodic lyrics. How could lyrics take a limp stand against types. Sweat and muscle /bound and take notice (at this pointl no action," according to Scritti. Smr nothings be so sweet T, the industrialization of society: "El Diablo" and "Lady Ice" are r in leather/ Men are free but/ bore you with the old "none of the mediocre stand-outs. The reen asks, You left your love Inhabit a world/ Where "we' is Chained together/ Lock and the Taylors are related" stuff.) Green sings, We're tired of letters in-complete. better Wan "I"/If "yes"means rest of the album is horrendous, key/ With their emotions/Ham- From Rio came the top five hit with Le Bon's once-fine tenor prophecying/ We beard the "we", then we say no! mer down that barricade/ Let's "Hungry Like the Wolf,'' a song '■- ward was good, but it's stupefy- By the end of the album. Perhaps the only redeeming whining over Nick Rhodes dull humanize. bfipnad on my high school radio keyboards and Roger Taylor's . Ing small talk/ Get up and do Green's voice does become irri- quality on "Utopia" is the plain- station -all the more reason to something death defying. tating, but this irritation is over- tive saxophone sounds of Ameri- This song also features wispy (again, no relation to Queen's like it With the help of some Roger Taylor) average drum- shadowed by the album's can David Sanborn. choral vocals reminiscent of Ba- well-made videos, the Durans Following "Small Talk" is No song on the album stands nnnarama or the Tom-Tom ming. Somehow, things Just overall excellence. had made a name for them- didn't happen with this album. : "Absolute^ which was released out. The title track, however, as selves. - as a single last fall in the U.S. seems to be the most appealing. Maybe the two Durans In Power Cupid and Psyche 85' is an The next stop was Australia, Station should consider an ex- album of pleasant contradic- "It's All In The Game'Teatures In general, the songs on It's to record their third album. Like most of the songs on the tions, conveying shrewdness some decent guitar licks and the All In The Game all start to tended leave of absence. Seven and the Ragged Tiger, Sour grapes? Maybe. But I'm ■-.'• album, "Absolute" compli- with an unearthly, eerie style. punchy technopop beat that bo- sound the same if you listen to it which gave us such hideous cre- . ments Green's anxious, breathy unces behind all the songs on the long enough. I wouldn't recom- sticking to my review. Listen to Scritti Politti continues to make ations as "Union of the Snake " So Red The Rose and I think :- voice with intense, sometimes some of the most powerful mu- album. mend this album for gift giving. or still worse, " The Reflex." you'll know what I mean. desperate, lyrics: Holy girl your sic around today. It is definitely However, the musical ar- It's a rather inauspicious effort Longtime fans walked away in lips of clay/ Will whisper words a good album to Include on your rangement of "It's All In The for a band that began with so disgust muttering about sell- of yesterday/Holy girl my par- Christmas shopping list Game," along with the vapid much promise. Albums for review courtesy of outs and commercialism. But State Discount, 903 E. 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You know, with millions of tiny smell cells tude, cut from a single rough Christmas - the time to share will last at least six months and One is a rectangular, star- with family and friends and come In such scents as orange, burst-cut 56-carat gem, while its exchange gifts. strawberry and grape as well as mate is a 21-carat pear shape Have you even thought , tacos, popcorn and peanut Jewel. about shopping for gifts? If With videocasaette recorders yon haven't started your Some young collectors keep now in nearly one out of every shopping by now, you could their stickers in albums or three American homes, blank be in trouble. With final ex- "swapper" books as well as on and prerecorded tapes are ams ending December 20, lunch boxes, bedroom walls, stockms-atuffers that f01 a wide that leaves only four days to Jackets, bats and bumpers of the range of tastes. find all the right presents - a family car. "You can please a home- difficult task, even if you bound grandmother, a finicky have the money. For the practical-minded, a 'videopfiile' or a Madonna-mad But if you don't have any smoke alarm ornament to mini- teen-ager In one trip to the time to shop, you don't have mise the hazard of Christmas store,,T says Bob Burnett of Min- to cast a "Ban Humbug" on tree fires is offered in the gift nesota Mining and Manufactur- Christmas. catalog of Hammacber Schlem- ing Co., who cautions that the Even if your coffers look mer It Co. for $34.95. The duel- first thing the gift-giver needs to like Bob Cratchit's, you can ionization chamber ornament know is whether the recipient still give gifts to bring a tear sounds an OS-decibel alarm upon has a VMS or Beta VCR. The two to a parent's eye or a smile to detecting as little as .5 percent formats are not compatible. the face of a sibling or friend. smoke In the air. Some videotapes are specially And you can do it inexpensi- Suggestions in the "Girl-Who- designed for high quality music vely. Has-Everything" department recording, for home movie-mak- All you need to accomplish include L'air DTor perfume with ing and for building a personal this task is a little creativity flakes of 23 karat gold sus- film library, while standard and a lot of tboughtfulness. pended In the bottle, which re- grade cassettes are most com- Try giving your parents a tails at 1275 an ounce. monly used for recording a pro- certificate for an intimate For someone looking for an gram off television for one-time dinner for two - a home- unusual gift - and has a cool $2 viewing, Burnett says. cooked meal prepared by Sou. Cook the meal and serve on the best china. Be sure to lllu»ratlon/Don Lee include the proper atmo- sphere; soft music, candle- light and roses. Last minute gifts If your cooking skills are more suited to popcorn and out and it won't snow at all). give a coupon book redeema- tub Santas and styrofoam toast than an intimate dinner Coupon booklets are a va- ble for walks in the park, or snowmen? College has taken for two, offer your folks an- riation on the gift certificate ret evenings for two. See you one step beyond - you've (AP) - Some inexpensive gifts nic stocking stuff era of the other invaluable commodity - idea. Coupons are a creative "intimate dinner" sug- now mastered glue, glitter for the last-minute shopper to year," says William Smith, gen- housework. 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What if County. They were hired to do a provided in a catalog. Finally, it anything would be better than Chase be was in Foul Play back to swilling Labatrs as Adolf Hitler had won World War job, and as usual they perform is sometimes difficult to get reading ten chapters on the and Vacation. But at least one of SCTVs McKenzie n? What if Ronald Reagan had with total competence. But the service for items purchased by Chase's characters were like- mail. theory of Japanese manage- brothers. gotten a bit TV series? abundance of special effects, no ment. able in those movies. In Spies, matter how clever, overba- If you decide to try an obnoxious Chase smiles, The movie tries to insert a Now Steven Spielberg and lances the charming premise of by mail, there are a n I was wrooB.Spies Like Us, smirks and cops cheap feels quick moral message on the company offer a new conjec- "Young Sherlock Holmes." things to be aware of: the latest cinematic effort from the movie^s love interest futility of nuclear war. But by ture: What if Sherlock Holmes from "Saturday Night Live" (blonde, beautiful and utterly the time that happened, I was and Doctor Watson had met as So does the ritual scene of • Don't assume a catalog of- alumni Chevy Chase and Dan untalented Donna Dizon.) I too disappointed in the rest of schoolboys and engaged in a Egyptian fanatics in a huge, fers the lowest prices just be- Ackroyd, made me wish I had would have liked the film the movie to care. thrilling adventuref A wonder- hidden pyramid near the cause the seller says it does. stayed at home and cracked better bad Dizon belted ful notion. Too bad the movie- Thames. It is the Temple of the books. Chase in the chops once or If you're looking for a final makers lacked the courage of Doom revisited, complete with • Find out about customer The movie follows Ackroyd twice. study break, this is NOT it. their conviction. human sacrifice. There is also a service and return policies BE- and Chase as they bumble Dan Ackroyd was also unli- Stick to the books and skip flying sequence that can't help FORE you order. around behind the Iron Cur- keable and unbelievable as Spies Like Us. Your grades "Young Sherlock Holmes" be- but evoke memories of "E.T. the Chase's zany, madcap (yeah, and wallet will thank you. tain. Just two zany, madcap gins with the arrival of young1 Eztra-TerrestriaL " • Leave enough time for the John Watson at a London boys item to be shipped if you intend school, circa 1870. He immedi- No doubt the filmmakers wor- to give it as a gift. ately encounters a tall, hawk- ried that today's youth audience nosed boy who is punishing a wouldn't buy the adventure of • Be aware of the fact that Fourth 'Rocky' lacks punch violin. They become friends, and two English schoolboys in an once you order, your name will John is an unwilling partner in oUJ-fashfoned setting and felt the be placed on the mailing lists of Sherlock's pursuit of the mys- story needed hype. Hence the other such companies. (AP)-What a mismatch! Can Rocky possibly win? is paraded before the American tery of three presumed suicides. loss of a promising "What If?" Here's Rocky Balboa, now in What's your guess? public. Rocky's onetime oppo- As it turns out, all of the victims game. . If you are unsure of the relia- his 30s, weighing maybe 180 and nent and later pal, Apollo Creed, were elderly, and all were for- bility of a catalog company, it standing 5 feet 10, pitted against "Rocky IV" is another exer- challenges Drago and fails. mer schoolmates. Holmes and Watson are su- migr. be a good idea to check it Soviet superman Ivan Drago, a cise in improbability from the Then it is Rocky's turn, and he perbly cast. The lanky Nicholas out with the Better Business hard-packed 250 pounds at 6 prolific Sylvester Stallone. This agrees to fight Drago in the The two boys intrepidly pur- Howe has the ideal acerbity and Bureau. feet, 6 inches. time the writer-director-star Soviet Union. sue the case, at the risk of their haughty intellect of the future What's more, Drago has been pushes credulity to the limit, but own lives and of Sherlock's detective, and round-faced Alan Now you're ready to go out trained to biochemical perfec- there are undoubtedly millions Perhaps you get the message sweetheart, Elizabeth. Cox plays his patient partner into the world of catalog shop- tion by the scientific establish- of "Rocky" fans ready to cheer that "Rocky IVM is not intended with warmth ana dignity. Sophie ping - which of course doesn't ment of the Soviet Union, while their hero to victory. for sophisticates. Heavily anti- For the first third of the Ward is fetching as Sherlock's involve much going out at all. Rocky has to chop trees and run The plot of "Rocky IV" is Russian and pro-Rocky, it is the movie, director Barry Levinson ill-fated love, and the cast is Ready? CHARGE!!!! (Visa and through the snowy countryside simple. Rocky enjoys his af- most manipulative film in re- creates an evocative picture of peopled with colorful English Mastercard usually accepted)! all by himself. fluent life until the Soviet giant cent memory. Victorian London. Enter the real eccentrics.

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MEEHAN BG'S MVP. PAGE 3 STOLZ S RESIGNATION, A PLAYER S VIEW, PAGE 4 CAL BOWL PICTORIAL, PAGES 6 & 7 CALIFORNIA BOWL V BG hands game to 'Dogs Falcons plagued by eight turnovers in 51-7 loss

by Tom Read o State University head coaching aMWant sports editor "I don't think After the game, Stolz had no com- FRESNO, Calif. - The dense mist ment when asked if his accepting the anyone could've which had engulfed Bulldog Stadium SDSU job prior to the Cal Bowl hin- expected this all morning lifted an hour before dered the Falcons performance. game time. Earlier in the week, several Falcon outcome," Nevertheless, Bowling Green seniors promised Stolz's going away BG head coach Denny " as if it was in a fog all af- present would be a victory in the Cal Stolz Saturday, Fresno State throttled However, Stolz would've probably the Falcons 51-7 before 32,500 fans in settled for a sweater. At least if he hams. The All-American honorable California Bowl V. It was the biggest didn't like the sweater he could've mention rushed for 94 yards on 18 margin of victory in Cal Bowl history. return it carries. From the moment they lined up at Instead, Stolz was stuck with a 51-7 The Falcons, however, countered the wrong end of the field for the mauling. with a 16 play, 72-yard drive of their opening ldckoff until the last of their "I don't think anyone could've of own. And when McClure hit flanker eight turnovers, the Falcons never expected this outcome," Stolz said. EGreg Meehan with a 18-yard pass to appeared to be in the game. The annual match-up between the BG on FSU's eight, it looked like *I don't know what happen," BG champions of the Pacific Coast Ath- Falcons would draw even. bead coach Denny Stolz saw. "We had letic Association and the Mid-Ameri- BUT TWO plays later, BG com- a super regular season, but we sure can Conference was forcasted as "to mitted its first and most costly turn- didn't put it together today." close to call," by Las Vegas odds over. From the two-yardline, tailback BG needed 11 straight wins to con- makers. Bernard White swept right, but fum- vince the national media it deserved THE GAME pitted two unbeaten, bled the ball into the endzone. FSU to be taken seriously. Yet at times nationally ranked teams. BG was safety Rod Webster pounced on the Saturday, the Falcons' performance ranked 20th by the Associated Press. ball for a touchback. came straight out of a slapstick rou- FSU was voted 18th by United Press "That was the single biggest play of tine. International. the game," Stolz said, ^t could've The interception Brian McClure Fresno's thrilling 29-28 win over BG been 7-7. It swept the momentum in threw in the third period, which was in Cal Bowl n only served to enhance their favor." tipped by seven players including the possibility of another great game. The muffed scoring attempt would himself, proved to be the ultimate rib But the rematch turned into a mis- be BG's last serious threat until late tickler in the comedy of errors. match. in the game. ENTERING THE contest, BG fum- "We never allowed BG to get into its For most of the afternoon, Fresno's bled just five times all season - they rythem," Bulldog head caoch Jim defense swarmed McClure -sacking matched that total against FSU. Sweeney said. "We dominated them him five times and forcing the quar- "It got away from us early and we today. We were awesome." terback to hurry many passes. In his never recovered," Stolz said. "When Fresno struck for the game's first final game, McClure completed 22 of things go wrong, everything breaks touchdown on its second possession. 42 passes for 256 yards and three down." Stephen Baker's 43-yard punt return '*We knew they were gonna pres- Photo/Phil Masturzo Stolz, who d ached BG for nine ignited the scoring drive. sure us," McClure saidT "We just Fresno State quarterback Jim Sweeney (9) had little trouble evading Vince Villanuccl (behind years, guided the Falcons for the final The Bulldogs marched 44 yards in didn't react well to some of him) and the rest of the Falcon defense during the California Bowl. BG did manage to sack time Saturday. Last week, Stolz an- six plays and capped the drive with a Sweeney four times. nounced he would accept the San 10-yard run by tailback James Wil • See Foggy lots, page 10. i TAKE A PARTY PI22A Six Pack of Pepsi PI22A DINNER FOR TWO: PIZZA i BROTHERS, inc. BROTHERS. Inc BROTH ER5. Inc. BREAK FROM for $.j 00 10" ONE ITEM PIZZA 1 GARLIC BREAD TESTS WITH A (12 ounce cans) I 2 CANS OF PEPSI PARTY PIZZA! With Any Order 352-8408 (Save $1.10) 352-8408 30 slices of Deep Dish Pizza 352-8408 with any 1 Hem! l. FREE DELIVERY Over $6.00 FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY ■ Expires 12-24-85 Expires 12-24-85 All for $5.50 reg. $6.60 Expires 12-24-85 ONLY $9.99 I \. (Not good with any other offer) BG BG BG

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Three is company for Falcons' Meehan MVP Hanker inspired by his "buddies." by Kail Smith worked hard on the comeback trail, but only sports editor one returned at full strength. Jackson's knee did not respond to rehabili- FRESNO, Calif. - Bowling Green flanker tation, but Meehan did his best to gti him in Greg Meehan received one trophy for his the Cal Bowl, donning Jackson's wristband MVP performance, but is open to reasonable around his ankle - complete with number 28. suggestions on dividing it three ways. "Andre really inspired me to make a 'Tkind of dedicated the game to coach comeback, he drove me hard when we Stolz as a going away present, everyone worked out, that's why I wear this wrist- did," Meehan said of the Falcon coach who is band," Meehan said. leaving for San Diego State. "But I also "I was lucky to have another chance to dedicated it to Jeaiune and Andre (Jack- play. Andre never had that chance and that's son)." why I dedicated the game to him." Jeanine was Meehan's "Cal Bowl buddy." MEEHAN DID his part in trying to earn a Each senior was paired up with a patient of victory for Jeanine and Jackson. "Rattler" the Valley Children's Hospital, which serves snared seven passes fo 85 yards, with many chronically 01 and disabled children. of his catches in heavy traffic and requiring Meehan was a little nervous before his extra effort and concentration. buddy was announced. While standing in line The 6-foot. 190 pound senior also threw with his teammates, he pointed out a thin, some hefty downfield blocks. black-haired girl. But Meehan downplayed his performance, "I hope I get paired with her," he said. claiming he won the award for what he d/dnt Lady Luck had little to do with the Falcons do, not necessarily what he did. during most of the week, but Meehan's After the way we played and scoring only rabbif s foot was in fine form, and Jeanine seven points, I don't know if we have an and the BG gridder were, as the program MVP/'he said. "Maybe it's just that I made states, "friends for life." less mistakes than anyone else." The two spent the afternoon getting to Stolz said he thought the award was a know each outer and were also together at perfect way to end Meehan's career. the coin toss before the game. "Greg worked real hard after his injury JEANINE INSPIRED Meehan last week, and I've never seen a more complete recov- but it was Jackson's inspiration for the last ery," he said. "It Just shows what a great year or so that made Meehan's performance athelete and competitor he is." possible. Meehan and Stolz spent a lot of time Meehan, nicknamed "Rattler" for his Ari- together during the rehabilitation period, zona roots, suffered a devastating knee and "Rattler" doesn't expect the bond to Photo/Phil MaMurzo injury in 1983, three games after Jackson break. suffered a similar setback. "Coach Stolz is not only a great coach but a Bowling Green flanker MVP Greg Meehan earned his honor not only for making circus catches but throwing some The two helped one another on the great person," he said. r'I hope he does well hard downfield blocks. In addition, he ran for extra yardage, here against Fresno State's Rod Webster as Falcon comeback trail, working on weights, running in his new job and if he needs any help in San tailback Daryl Story looks on. and flexibility exercises. Both players Diego, IH be there." EXAM SPECIAL December 8-12 Student Recreation Center December 15-19 STUDY AND RELAX IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN ROOM AT Best Western Falcon Plaza Motel Congratulations Falcons (located across from Harshman Dorm) $19.95 Per Night Includes: • Continental Breakfast • Special Discount on Lunch at Linden Tree • FREE coffee — 24 hours • Early check-in 8 late check out • Advanced reservations required Present valid BGSU ID at check in

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FRESNO, Calif. - Fresno State lit up the scoreboard with 51 BG coach Denny Stolz said Mancini deserved the award. points in Saturday's California Bowl, but, according to the "The kid bad our back to the goal line all day, he made it media, the Bulldogs MVP was punter Mike Mancini. tough for our offense to get on track," Stolz said. During FSU's 10-0-1 season, Mancini didn't many opportuni- Adding to the irony, Bowling Green, limited to Just seven ties to punt due to the Bulldogs high-scoring offense. He was points, had flanker Greg Meehan named their most valuable pressed into duty only 38 times, averaging 43.3 yards per kick. player. Mancini is the first punter to win a Cal Bowl MVP. Mancini consistently nailed the Falcons deep in their own "It's really great to win this award as a punter," Mancini territory, averaging 47.4 yards on his seven punts. The Junior said. "I'm just glad I could contribute to the win. booter nailed one kick of 59 yards, tying his best effort of the Meehan, the second wide receiver to win the MVP award, year. hauled in seven aerials for 85 yards (see related story, page 3). Phoio/Phil Mxturzo • * ATTENTION AUTO OWNERS • * ♦ Student BOWLING GREEN * Senior Discounts SHOP Citizen NOW OPEN Discounts TIANSMISSION • lAMATOt • HEATH • MAKE • TUNE TWO-FERS complete professional Auto Care specialists COUPON SPECIALS- TRANSMISSION LUM. OR & MTU I PREVENTION BRAKES All Day WV11 Night AAAINTENANCE Up to 5 quarts of •4." •34.* 1030 Quaker State Oil Drain 8 Fill • Minor Front or Reor ♦ MOST CARS Adjustment • Clean * MOST CARS (free safety Inspection | Screen • Plus Fluid included) ♦ MOST CARS Expires 12/17/85 90 Day 352-6966 Same As WORLD'S GREATEST APPETIZERS KEN MOHLER, EARL BROS Cash MANAGER * approved 330 S. Maple at Pearl credit Two for the Price of One .**..*..^iMTTTj EVERY TUESDAY 110 N. MAIN 352-1092

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by Karl Smith said. "Our game plan showed adding to the final total of eight ■ports editor that I would be open in the flat BG turnovers. FRESNO, Calif. - George Sch- because of their alignments and "I was being tackled by some- melzle may not be a playwright, coverages." one and someone else clubbed at but the Bowling Green fullback As with most of the BG of- the ball," he said. "I think they used one of the oldest theatrical fense. Fresno State adjusted were eyeing the ball. They had tricks in the book Saturday. quickly to stop the Falcon back to be; we never fumbled like The Falcon senior added a from releasing for dump-off that before." surprise ending to his ffiur-year passes. Turnovers were a key, but career, saving possibly his best "One thing they did try to do to Schmelzle said other factors performance for last. keep me in was a delayed blitz," contributed to the Falcons' Although his rushing statis- Schmelzle said. "Their guy downfall. tics, seven yards on two carries, would come up to the line, and if "It was tough for us to come weren't career bests, he shared he saw me release, he'd blitz. If on such a long trip and spend a the team lead in receptions, with I stayed in, he'd drop back into week so far from home, then BG's MVP Greg Median. He coverage." play them in front of their own topped BG in receiving yards But, unlike most of the Bull- fans. But it's still no excuse," he dogs' defense the Falcons found said. "If we would've played at He also accounted for the Fal- a way to get Schmelzle open. home, I would hope we would cons' longest gain of the day, a George Schmelzle "We made some adjustments have done better." 27-yard Brian McClure toss. 39 times this season for 132 at halftime," he said. "If he (the Despite bis fumble and the "I wanted to make the big yards (3.4 per carry). Out of the FSU defender) came in to blitz, I team's dissappointing display, play and spark the team," Sch- backfield, ne snared 32 aerials became the 'hot' receiver, so the Columbus native's perfor- melzle said. "We stuck together for 236 yards. Clearly, his pass- Brian (McClure) would look to mance was probably his best, because we've been through so catching and blocking skills me first." including his top rushing - 40 much that anything coud've earned him second team all-con- While he was a bright spot in yards against Oklahoma State happened. We didn't lose confi- ference honors more than his the miserable outing, Schmelzle last year. dence until the fourth quarter." rushing numbers. was not perfect. But Schmelzle said it won't be The Falcons usually don't But ui California Bowl V Sat- With 7:25 left in the first half, his final game that holds the need big plays from Schmelzle. urday, the Falcons leaned on Schmelzle grabbed a screen most memories. With tailback Bernard White, their big fullback more than pass for a seven-yard gain. Un- McClure and a talented receiv- usual. fortunately, Bulldog Michael "It's been great playing with ing corps, the 6-1, 220younder is "I think I caught a few more Stewart popped the ball loose as these guys for four years," he primarily a blocking back. passes than usual, but I didn't Bryon Nichols made the tackle. said. "We can't let one game Scnmelzle carried the ball only run the ball a lot," Schmelzle Stewart recovered the ball, overshadow what we've done." Cal Bowl neighborly to Ohio writer School paper and scribes finally get treated equally

rival toe Rose Bowl. But I'm not While student reporters are often so sure that's so awful. treated as a hindrance, the first thing The Rose Bowl, with 100,000 by Kail Smith plus fans and a commercialized sports editor John Wallace, vice president of media parade, seems far displaced. The Cal Bowl allows for a little relations, said was, "Welcome to Fresno. more intimate setting. We're glad to have you here." AND WHILE the Rose Bowl Glad? benefits the participating teams FRESNO, Calif. - The first and their conferences, the Cal college bowl game is over and After the grimaces I've received upon Bowl annually donates proceeds most people don't know - or arrival in many places, I was skeptical. to the Valley Children's don't care. Hospital. When the players Not that the outcome helped visited the hospital to meet their any, but the California Bowl is Surprisingly, most of the FSU Glad? "Cal Bowl buddy," it was a truly regarded as a "minor league" fans thought that the Falcons After the grimaces I've touching sight. bowl. would top the Bulldogs and were received upon arrival in many Granted, the prestige, money, willing to listen to anything said places, I was skeptical. The players seemed more and pagentry of the Rose, Cotton aboutBG. But the people in the green Cal nervous than the children but and Orange Bowls dwarf the Cal Covering the Falcons, I have Bowl jackets were determined once they met each other, Bowl in comparison. But, in its become accustomed to to prove me wrong. friendships were made. The own right, the annual match-up excessive attention on the team, They just couldn't seem to do "buddies'' spent the afternoon between the Mid-American so that didn't phase me. Yet, enough or get me enough talking and getting to know each Conference and Pacific Coast something in Fresno took me by information. The same held true other. Athletic Association has nothing surprise. for the team. to be ashamed of. Working at a student When the BG coaches and Some Falcons from Cal Bowl newspaper often makes it players arrived, officials n still visit their buddy and I'm The dty of Fresno rolls out the difficult to get information, and handed out orange and white sure that many of the 1985 BG red carpet for the game and it respect. But from the first pom-poms, waving to the beat of gridders will follow suit. was on the lips of just about meeting to the time I left a pep band. And where ever the Despite all this, the Cal Bowl everyone during the week. While Fresno, I received nothing but team went, a small group of is still unheralded and it's not sitting in restaurants, it became cooperation from Cal BoH green jackets were there. And that officials are happy with the evident that the Cal Bowl was officials. whenever the media had a lack of recognition. There are standard dinner conversation. question, there always seemed aspirations of a well-recognized For that matter, lunch and WHILE STUDENT reporters to be someone there with an bowl in the future. breakfast appeared a good time are often treated as a hindrance, answer. Whether that goal is realized to discuss the game. the first thing John Wallace, There were times when or not, only time will tell. If the People in Fresno didn't see vice president of media everyone was a little tentative, bowl does grow to that size, Falcon fans as enemies. BG relations, said was. "Welcome as if they weren't sure what to however, I hope that the hospi- boosters had their ears talked to Fresno. We're glad to have do and I m not going to argue tality shown this year won't be off about "that McClure kid." you here." that the Cal Bowl will someday lost. ||£ttom> .Wildlife'

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like all post-season contests, snowball fight. The players appeared more Schmelzle and his buddy fin- the IMS California Bowl was An evening spent at Malibu apprehensive than the children, ished first, but they weren't the more than just a game. Grand Prix Raceway tested but the nervousness disap- only winners that day. both teams' driving skills. Some peared after they met and had All the buddies reunited for The Bowling Green and fared well, including Troy Daw- time to talk. They exchanged the coin toss before the game, Fresno State football players did son who led the team with a 54- e, with the players receiving which Fresno won. Valley Chil- more than practice during the second lap. Defensive back Fred ins from the children and dren's Hospital also came out a week prior to game. Turner didn't fare as well, everyone got a picture taken big winner, receiving over $50,- Both squads traveled to snow- banned from the track after he with their "buddy." The af- 000 from the game. One dollar covered Yosemite National crashed entering a turn. ternoon was spent getting to from each ticket and game pro- Park. The BG players, accus- The senior members also know each other and signing i was donated to the hospi- tomed to the wintry surround- made the traditional Cal Bowl autographs. ings, took advantage of spare trip to Valley Children's Hospi- Toe program closed with an While the Falcons lost the time spent putting chains on the tal. Each player was paired with old-fashioned ice cream eating Sne, there were no losers in bus tires to engage in an all out a "Cal Bowl buddy.'' contest. BG fullback George California Bowl experience.

(Above) Bowling Green needed more than luck Saturday — 44 points would have helped.

(Top right) Despite being BG's MVP In the game, flanker Greg Meehan thought Jeanlne was his best catch of the day.

(Right) From the opening kick- off, things never pointed In the right direction for the Falcons.

Photos by Phil Masturzo

(Right) The Falcons had their Intentions clearly written down...but (above) didn't have a snowballs chance of fulfilling them. (Left) During his visit to Valley Childrens Hospital, defensive back Sean Dykes thought it was more important to put Jed Massenge over football.

(Below) After winning the desert eating contest, a visit with running back George Schmelzle really took the cake for six-year-old Clifford . (Bottom) Once in the state, the Falcons got a clear picture of what the weather is really like in California. Here the team enjoys some fun In Yosemite National Park in a snowstorm. ..„/•' ""KV*. \,

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(Left) Despite the score, 6 7 Brian McClure stood tall next to coach Denny Stolz. CALIFORNIA BOWL V Falcons' season no joke Falcon job wide open Gerry Faust hasn't been seen strolling Let'em laugh: 1985 team still MAC's best ever campus and I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for him to show up. $&* Reed this The greatest team in MAC history won't Everyone continues to thrash Receivers coach Mark Miller, Then there is the step from . by Tom Reed be remembered for all the games it won - Denny Stob for his ill-timed a record setting Falcon opponents like Olivet and £&. ass'l sports editor just the one it lost. resignation as Bowling Green quarterback in the mid-'/u's, Bluffton to opponents like Miami football coach, and I don't blame stands as a very tempting choice and Minnesota (next year's them. among the assistant coaches. He opener). Faust had his share of is heavily involved with the troubles making a big jump and He deserves the criticism for explosive offense and the Strahm could struggle too. FRESNO, Calif - For the last and slew of mental errors. No Falcons? BG didn't deserve the going into a bowl game as a development of the passing Another serious front runner four months, 90 young men one or two people are to blame recognition it got all year." tame duck coach, but that point game which has become a BG is Jerry Berndt of Pennsylvania. struggled to earn national either - it was truly a team is already yesterday's news. trademark. Berndt, a BG grad, said he is -, respect for the unheralded effort. True, Saturday the Falcons The time has come to direct Yet, Miller is only in his third happy with his job but admitted Bowling Green football were guilty as charged, but to energies to choosing a new head season as a coach and may need that every coach dreams of one. program. The Falcons finished with an say their season was marred by more experience before taking day coaching their alma mater. But Saturday, it took less than 11-1 record, it should have read one game is a miscarriage of The BG Athletic Department the reigns. four hours to erase everything U-l. Sure, Fresno won the justice. refuses to divulge any The other BG assistants also BERNDTSMAIN they had worked so hard to gain. game, but give Bowling Green Unfortunatly, many use the information, but that won't stop suffer from youth, but Reggie competition, and this is purely Before 32,500 fans at Bulldog credit for beating itself. last game as a benchmark to speculation. In fact, I think it Oliver, offensive backfield speculation, will come from Stadium and millions more While comedians may determine greatness. I fear this will encourage more gossip than coach, would make a great Akron coach Jim Dennison. watching via ESPN and Mizlou entertain audiences with their football team is destined for the it will discourage. choice for reporters because he Where did his name come from? sports networks, the Falcon Bowling Green jokes, I'm sure same fate. Picking a new coach will be is such a great interview. But I In a phone conversation with a were disgraced 51-7 by Fresno the Falcon critics feel they are That's the worst part of this difficult, especially this late in don't know how much weight MAC coach yesterday, I was State in California Bowl V. It getting the last laugh. entire episode. the year. Stolz's signing was Oliver's colorful personality will asked who I thought might get was the largest margin of All year. I heard It from other The greatest team in MAC considered to be a late one and carry in a head coach interview. the coaching jobTrattled off the victory in Cal Bowl history. writers, friends, parents and the history won't be remembered the Falcons will be pressed to * Stolz certainly wasn't an above names. In its first national television hometown barber that Bowling for all the games it won - just the arrange a staff and get some expert at dealing with the "Let me throw another name appearance of the season, BG Green was overrated. They one it lost. recruiting done. media. He constantly griped at you, Jim Dennison," be said.. looked to be struck with stage believed BG was a small-time While some followers are in The new coach should be in the about sports writers1 lack of "I think Dennison was a fright. school who didn't deserve the self-imposed exile, I can say I'm same mold as Stolz, fielding a football knowledge; I think he candidate when Denny got the ; Undoubtedly, the jokes will national ranking because they as proud of the Falcons now as I marketable team - one that would've been happier playing job and he sure has been soon start. played in an inferior league - the was when they beat Toledo 21-0 passes a lot and wins even more. football without any coverage. successful." I can hear Dave Letterman's Mid-American Conference. to clinch the MAC With the team coming off an IF A BG assistant doesn't get Just ask Stolz. monologue already: Like some who followed the 11-4) season, it would make sense the post, BG will have to look The Zips went toe-to-toe with "/ understand the NCAA is Falcons, I defended their honor FOR THE last four weeks, an to elevate one of the assistant elsewhere and outside the Falcons this year, losing to donating Bowling Green's against these critics. I bragged obscure Northwestern Ohio coaches. Let's face it, these guys applicants bold many BG 27-22. UA intercepted five highlight film of the Cal Bowl to about Bowling Green's college with an enrollment of helped the Falcons to the interesting possibilities. passes and lead 22-21 early in the hospitals across the country. It's numerous accomplishments: a 16,000 has been listed on the undefeated ledger more than Gerry Faust hasn't been seen fourth quarter. said the film will help induce perfect record, the nation's same Associated Press poll as anyone, and it seems unfair for strolling campus and I wouldn't Before dropping the BG .< vomiting for victims of drug and longest winning streak and the Penn State, Oklahoma and them to be unemployed after hold my breath waiting for him decision, the Zips topped the poison overdose." Top Twenty ranking. UCLA. such a fine year. to show up. MAC'S Eastern Michigan and For the next several weeks the HOWEVER, TRYING to If that isn't a reason to be THE LIST of eligible I'm not so sure BG would want Kent State. Dennison's squad nation will get a big laugh at defend BG's performance proud, I don't know what it assistants is shortened by Stolz him anyway. went to the playoffs this year BG's expense. If I didn't know Saturday was like telling the taking defensive coordinator Dick Stranm led nearby and the coach carries a winning any better, I'd probably chuckle jury at the Nuremberg Trials Many of my friends from Tim MtConnell and defensive Findlay College to a NAIA percentage of over .570. that Adolph Hitler wasn't a bad home attend Ohio State and tell line coach Ed Schmidt to San Division II playoff berth this FACE it, for a team guy once you got to know him. me the advantages of being a Diego with him. McConnell, who year and his reputation in the Maybe Dennison will get his which didn't know how to lose, it Now, that I've boasted, I'm Buckeye fan. would have been seriously state could only help recruiting. chance. Then again, Brendt's sure learned in a hurry. And prepared to be roasted and it But I don't listen. considered, was most valuable But the Oilers historically lean BG schooling is a major plus on when the Falcons finally started yesterday. 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by Ron FrIU knows his age, 29, won't be sports reporter one of his advantages in get- by Karl Smith tingtheiob. sports editor Bowling Green graduate Teopie have mentioned to and current recievers coach me that I'm too young, but I FRESNO, Calif. - Going into Mark Miller has applied for don't believe it" Miller said. Saturday's California Bowl, ev- the Falcons' head coaching ' 'I believe that each one of my eryone expected an aerial bomb- Job and would like to keep the four years in the pros is worth position right at home. two years of college coaching. not too many people Miller, a BG assistant the "The pros are a one-time thought that either quarterback past four years, said he could shot, but being a quar- would be one of the victims. bring an understanding of the terback, I had to know the Bowling Green's Brian Mc- program to the job. defenses and our offense in- Clure, however, was more shell- "I feel I'm qualified for the side and out" be said. "Fac- shocked than his opponents after Job. I certainly know the of- ing the Dallas Cowboys on the 51-7 pasting at the hands of fense and the players and Monday Night Football is Fresno State. their abilities." he said. "Re- something not every coach The senior signal caller con- member, we do have six staff has done. I feel I have enough nected on 22 of 42 passes for 254 members who are looking for experience." yards. Not a bad day for the jobs and they are an unde- Miller set numerous pass- second best all-time college feated staff. Recruiting ing and total offense records passer. Especially since the wouldn't lag either. I know at BG from 1974-77 that stood man destined to become the top this program." until Brian McClure arrived of the all-time yardage list, Ke- However, Miller said he • See Miller, page 10. vin Sweeney completed only nine of 19 passes for 185 yards. The problem for McClure came in the form of three inter- Memories — ceptions and five sacks. Mc- (Continued from page S) Clure fumbled on one sack and when our hockey team gained a national ranking the campus was was forced to scramble on fan- jubilant. Two years and an NCCA championship later, our team is other occasions. ranked second. It's great, but the excitement of being rated is gone. "It was Just one of those _ . Photo/Phil Masrturzo That's because the hockey team is expected to win. days," be said. "Someone up- In a hurry In 1985, the Falcons were predicted to play well, but not many stairs Just decided that it wasn't Bowling Green quarterback Brian McClure saw more than enough of Fresno Stale's defensive line, could have forcasted all BG attained. meant to be for us today." including Greg Ramsey. The Bulldog rush caused five sacks and one fumble while McClure scrambled away The memories of Greg Median's last-second TD catch at Ken- TALK ABOUT understate- from the pressure four times. The Falcon senior completed 22 of 42 passes for 254 yards but was tucky and reserve quarterback Rick Neiman's miracle performance ments. Late in the second quar- intercepted three times. against Miami will remain forever. ter McClure dropped back into AND THOUGH humbled in Fresno, I believe, If given another bis own end zone for a pass but someone doesn't recognize a FSU took up the slack, piling up NONETHELESS, he owns al- chance, BG could beat Fresno and several other nationally ranked Cliff Hannemann, junior line- blitz. 37 points before BG crossed the most every team and conference teams. backer, leveled him for a safety. "We've been blitzed all year, goal line. With a huge lead, the passing records ai •<; five from I'm not suggesting future BG squads could challenge top-ranked "I saw him coming, but there teams have been gunning to shut Bulldog defense dared McClure the NCAA. McClure also re- teams, but tius years team had the potential. wasn't a whole lot I could do," down our passing game, the 6-6 to throw the bomb against extra ceived his second Jefferson Tro- BG's potent offensive attack is compatible with the best the NCAA McClure said. senior said, "they didn't do defensive backs. phy as the Mid-American has to offer. The Falcons receiving corp: Meehan, Stan Hunter, Joe All of the passing game's anything we didn't expect them "They wouldn't give us any- Conference's MVP and finished Boxley and Gerald Bayless could be the best unit in the nation. problems couldn't be pinned on to do, but they sure did it well." thing deep, we had to go under- 10th in the Heisman Trophy bal- Tailback Bernard White rushed for nearly 2,000 yards in two years McClure. One Inteception was MOST VIEW the blowout as neath or throw into coverage," loting. at BG. This season he led the nation in scoring. batted around like a volleyball far from the expected outcome, McClure said. The quarterback isn't too shabby either. with McClure even getting a but McClure said only a few With all his accomplishments, I won't bore you with a deluge of statistics, you know what Brian band on it at one time. plays made the difference be- Cal Bowl fans may be disap- and his team's 11-4 regular sea- McClure has done. But the critics argue he compiled those numbers "That just showed perfectly tween a nailbtter and a land- pointed with McClure but he's son ledger, McClure doesn't against MAC schools. what kind of day it was," Mc- slide. Down 7-0, the Falcons used to other's expectations. think fans will remember the McClure threw for 308 yards against Kentucky. He riddled Clure said. "Everything went drove to the one, only to fumble 1985 season for its final shellack- Brigham Young for 362 yards in 1983. In three games with Fresno, their way. Everything they the ball away in the end zone. Media hype made the task of ing. McClure averaged 255 yards. touched turned to gold." "I think mat fumble on the chasing Doug Flutie's NCAA I rest my case. FSU coach Jim Sweeney cred- Soal line broke our momentum; career passing yardage mark a "I think It would be stupid to Defensively, the Falcons have several players who are NFL its the Bulldog blitz for keeping we had scored, it would've bigger burden than it was in the look at this game as a true prospects including: Troy Dawson, Erik Johnson and Mike Foor. McClure on the run. stating,''He been a new ballgame," McClure first place. Even throughout the reflection of our team," Mc- But apparently all these great athletes and there performances hadn't been blitzed all year, so said. "If we had scored the first undefeated season, McClure Clure said. "We had U great will be forgotten because of tour hours Saturday afternoon - what a we decided to try it." time, I think it would've been the came under fire by some for any games this season, and if some- shame. According to McClure. either game everyone expected." game with less than 300 yards one's going to remember just Heed's stories were partially funded by a grant someone switched game films or The Falcons didn't score but passing. this game, then they're foolish." from Reader's Digest.

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Faust had his share of is heavily involved with the troubles making a big jump and He deserves the criticism for explosive offense and the Strahm could struggle too. FRESNO, Calif - For the last and slew of mental errors. No Falcons? BG didn't deserve the einto a bowl game as a development of the passing Another serious front runner (our months, 90 young men one or two people are to blame recognition it got all year." duck coach, but that point game which has become a BG is Jerry Berndt of Pennsylvania. struggled to earn national either - it was truly a team is already yesterday's news. trademark. Berndt, a BG grad, said he is respect for the unheralded effort. True, Saturday the Falcons The time has come to direct Yet, Miller is only in his third happy with his job but admitted Bowling Green football were guilty as charged, but to energies to choosing a new head season as a coach and may need that every coach dreams of one, program. The Falcons finished with an say their season was marred by more experience before taking day coaching their alma mater. But Saturday, it took less than 11-1 record, it should have read one game is a miscarriage of The BG Athletic Department the reigns. four hours to erase everything 12-1. Sure, Fresno won the justice. refuses to divulge any The other BG assistants also BERNDT8MAIN they had worked so hard to gain. game, but give Bowling Green Unfortunatly, many use the information, but that won't stop suffer from youth, but Reggie competition, and this is purely Before 32,500 fans at Bulldog credit for beating itself. last game as a benchmark to speculation. In fact, I think it Oliver, offensive backfield speculation, will come from Stadium and millions more While comedians may determine greatnets I fear this will encourage more gossip than coach, would make a great Akron coach Jim Dennison. watching via ESPN and Mizlou entertain audiences with their football team is destined for the it will discourage. choice for reporters because he Where did his name come from? sports networks, the Falcon Bowling Green jokes, I'm sure same fate. Picking a new coach will be is such a great interview. But I In a phone conversation with a were disgraced 51-7 by Fresno the Falcon critics feel they are That's the worst part of this difficult, especially this late in don't know bow much weight MAC coach yesterday, I was State in California Bowl V. It getting the last laugh. entire episode. the year. Stolz's signing was Oliver's colorful personality will asked who I thought might get was the largest margin of All year. I heard It from other The greatest team in MAC considered to be a late one and carry in a head coach interview. the coaching job. I rattled oft the victory in Cal Bowl history. writers, friends, parents and the history won't be remembered the Falcons will be pressed to * Stolz certainly wasn't an above names. In its first national television hometown barber that Bowling for all the games it won - just the arrange a staff and get some expert at dealing with the "Let me throw another name appearance of the season, BG Green was overrated. They one it lost. recruiting done. media. He constantly griped at you, Jim Dennison," he said. loosed to be struck with stage believed BG was a small-time While some followers are in The new coach should be in the about sports writers lack of "I think Dennison was a fright. school who didn't deserve the self-imposed exile, I can say I'm same mold as Stolz, fielding a football knowledge; I think he candidate when Denny got the ; Undoubtedly, the jokes will national ranking because they as proud of the Falcons now as I marketable team - one that would've been happier playing job and he sure has been soon start. played in an inferior league - the was when they beat Toledo 21-0 passes a lot and wins even more. football without any coverage. successful." I can hear Dave Letter-man's Mid-American Conference. to clinch the MAC With the team coining off an IF A BG assistant doesn't get Just ask Stolz. monologue already: Like some who followed the 11-0 season, it would make sense the post, BG will have to look The Zips went toe-to-toe with "/ understand the NCAA is Falcons, I defended their honor FOR THE last four weeks, an to elevate one of the assistant elsewhere and outside the Falcons this year, losing to donating Bowling Green's against these critics. I bragged obscure Northwestern Ohio coaches. Let's face it, these guys applicants hold many BG 27-22. UA intercepted five highlight film of the Cal Bowl to about Bowling Green's college with an enrollment of helped the Falcons to the interesting possibilities. passes and lead 22-21 early in the hospitals across the country. It's numerous accomplishments: a 16,000 has been listed on the undefeated ledger more than Gerry Faust hasn't been seen fourth quarter. said the film will help induce perfect record, the nation's same Associated Press poll as anyone, and it seems unfair for strolling campus and I wouldn't Before dropping the BG vomiting for victims of drug and longest winning streak and the Perm State, Oklahoma and them to be unemployed after hold my breath waiting for him decision, the Zips topped the poison overdose." Top Twenty ranking. UCLA. such a fine year. to show up. MACs Eastern Michigan and For the next several weeks the HOWEVER, TRYING to If that isn't a reason to be THE LIST of eligible I'm not so sure BG would want Kent State. Dennison's squad nation will get a big laugh at defend BG's performance , I don't know what it assistants is shortened by Stolz him anyway. went to the playoffs this year BG's expense. If I didn't know Saturday was like telling the taking defensive coordinator Dick Strahm led nearby and the coach carries a winning any better, I'd probably chuckle jury at the Nuremberg Trials Many of my friends from Tim MtConnell and defensive Findlay College to a NAM percentage of over .570. right along. ~ at Adolph Hitler wasn't a bad home attend Ohio State and tell line coach Ed Schmidt to San Division II playoff berth this LETS FACE it, for a team y once you got to know him. me the advantages of being a Diego with him. McConnell, who year and his reputation in the Maybe Dennison will get his - which didn't know bow to lose, it ■Rlow, that I've boasted, I'm Buckeye fan. would have been seriously state could only help recruiting. chance. Then again, Brandt's sure learned in a hurry. And prepared to be roasted and it But I don't listen. considered, was most valuable But the Oilers historically lean BG schooling is a major plus on when the Falcons finally started yesterday. 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by Ron Fritz knows his age, 29, wont be sports reporter one of bis advantages in get- by Karl Smith tingthejob. spotti editor Bowling Green graduate 'T'eople have mentioned to and current redevers coach me mat I'm too young, but I FRESNO, Calif. - Going into Mark Miller has applied for don't believe it" Miller said. Saturday's California Bowl, ev- the Falcons' bead coaching "I believe that each one of my eryone expected an aerial bomb- Job ami would like to keep the four years in the pros is worth position right at home. two years of college coaching. But not too many people Milkr, a BG assistant the "The pros are a one-time thought that either quarterback past four years, said be could shot, but being a quar- would be one of the victims. bring an understanding of the terback, I had to know the Bowling Green's Brian Mc- program to the Job. defenses and our offense in- Clure, however, was more shell- "I feel I'm qualified for the side and out." he said. "Fac- shocked than his opponents after Job. I certainly know the of- ing the Dallas Cowboys on the 51-7 pasting at the hands of fense and the players and Monday Night Football is Fresno State. their abilities," he said. "Re- something not every coach The senior signal caller con- member, we do have six staff has done. I feel I have enough nected on 22 of 42 passes for 254 members who are looking for experience." yards. Not a bad day for the Jobs and they are an unde- Miller set numerous pass- second best all-time college feated staff. Recruiting ing and total offense records passer. Especially since the wouldn't lag either. I know atBG from 1974-77 that stood man destined to become the top this program." until Brian McClure arrived of the all-time yardage list, Ke- However, Miller said he • See Miller, page 10. vin Sweeney completed only nine of 19 passes for 185 yards. The problem for McClure came in the form of three inter- Memories . ceptions and five sacks. Mc- (Continued from page I) Clure fumbled on one sack and when our hockey team gained a national ranking the campus was was forced to scramble on I our Jubilant Two years and an NCCA championship later, our team is other occasions. ranked second. It's great, but the excitement of being rated is gone. "It was Just one of those _ . Photo/Phil Mutuno That's because the hockey team is expected to win. days," be said. "Someone up- In a hurry In 1985, the Falcons were predicted to play well, but not many stairs Just decided that it wasn't Bowling Green quarterback Brian McClure saw more than enough of Fresno State's defensive line, could have f orcasted all BG attained. meant to be for us today." Including Greg Ramsey. The Bulldog rush caused five sacks and one fumble while McClure scrambled away The memories of Greg Meehan's last-second TD catch at Ken- TALK ABOUT understate- from the pressure four times. The Falcon senior completed 22 of 42 passes for 254 yards but was tucky and reserve quarterback Rick Neiman's miracle performance ments. Late in the second quar- Intercepted three times. against Miami will remain forever. ter McClure dropped back into AND THOUGH humbled in Fresno, I believe, if given another his own end zone for a pass but someone doesn't recognize a FSU took up the slack, piling up NONETHELESS, he owns al- chance, BG could beat Fresno and several other nationally ranked Cliff Hannemann, junior line- blitz. 37 points before BG crossed the most every team and conference teams. backer, leveled him for a safety. "We've been blitzed all year, Boal line. With a huge lead, the passing records and five from I'm not suggesting future BG squads could challenge top-ranked "I saw him coming, but there teams have been gunning to shut ulldog defense dared McClure the NCAA. McClure also re- teams, but this years team had the potential. want a whole lot I could do," down our passing game, the 6-6 to throw the bomb against extra ceived his second Jefferson Tro- BG's potent offensive attack is compatible with the best the NCAA McClure said. senior said. "They didn't do defensive backs. phy as the Mid-American has to oner. The Falcons receiving corp: Meehan, Stan Hunter, Joe All of the passing game's anything we didn't expect them "They wouldn't give us any- Conference's MVP and finished Boxley and Gerald Bayless could be the best unit in the nation. problems couldn't be pinned on to do, but they sure did it well." thing deep, we had to go under- 10th in the Heisman Trophy bal- Tailback Bernard White rushed for nearly 2,000 yards in two years McClure. One inteception was MOST VIEW the blowout as neath or throw into coverage," loting. at BG. This season he led the nation in scoring. batted around like a volleyball far from the expected outcome, McClure said. The quarterback isn't too shabby either. with McClure even getting a but McClure said only a few With all his accomplishments, I wont bore you with a deluge of statistics, you know what Brian hand on it at one time. plays made the difference be- Cal Bowl fans may be dissap- and his team's 11-0 regular sea- McClure has done. But the critics argue he compiled those numbers "That Just showed perfectly tween a nailbiter and a land- pointed with McClure but he's son ledger, McClure doesn't against MAC schools. what kind of day it was," Mc- slide. Down 7-0, the Falcons used to other's expectations. think fans will remember the McClure threw for 308 yards against Kentucky. He riddled Clure said. "Everything went drove to the one, only to fumble 1985 season for its final shellack- Brigham Young for 362 yards in 1983. In three games with Fresno, their way. Everything they the ball away in the end zone. Media hype made the task of ing. McClure averaged 255 yards. touched turned to gold." "I think that fumble on the chasing Doug FluUe's NCAA I rest my case. FSU coach Jim Sweeney cred- Soal line broke our momentum; career passing yardage mark a "I think it would be stupid to Defensively, the Falcons have several players who are NFL its the Bulldog blitz for keeping we had scored, it would've bigger Burden than it was in the look at this game as a true prospects Including: Troy Dawson, Erik Johnson and Mike FOOT. McClure on the run, stating, "He been a new baUgame," McClure first place. Even throughout the reflection of our team," Mc- But apparently all these great athletes and there performances hadn't been blitzed all year, so said. "If we had scored the first undefeated season, McClure Clure said. "We had 11 great will be forgotten because of four hours Saturday afternoon - what a we decided to try it." time, I think it would've been the came under fire by some for any games this season, and if some- shame. : According to McClure. either game everyone expected." game with less than 300 yards one's going to remember Just Reed's stories were partially funded by a grant someone switched game films or The Falcons didn't score but passing. this game/then they're foolish." tram Header's Digest.

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Foggy loss (Continued from page J) theblttzi." "That was the lanlest play I've ever seen," FSU defensive end Greg Ramsey recorded Webster said. "I think that play kind of wrapped the biggest sack of the contest midway through up the whole day for Bowling Green." the second quarter. Not quite. From BG's 19 yardline, McClure rolled left On the following p osteal on, Sweeney fired a and Ramsey hit the quarterback from the blind- pass which was thrown well behind his intended side. The ball squirted loose and the Bulldogs receiver, Taylor. Unfortunatly, linebacker Erik recovered on BG's three yardline. Johnson deflected the aerial right to Taylor who 1 Into the endzone. TAILBACK ANTHONY Mosely scored two plays later on a one-yard run and FSU led 144 SWEENEY COMPLETED nine of 19 passes with Ml left in the half. for IK yards and three TD's. The opportunistic Fresno offense converted The Bulldogs ran the score to 37-0 before the six of the Falcon turnovers into TD's. Falcons answered. Reserve tailback Jeff Davis A minute after the second touchdown, the broke a tackle and galloped 18 yards for BG's Bulldogs transformed a Falcon fumble into an- lone tally with 14:28 remaining. other taDy. The performances of Davis and Meehan Quarterback Kevin Sweeney connected on a were the few bright spots in an overall bleak 33-yard TO pass to flanker Gene Taylor to give afternoon. FSU a 21-0 lead. Davis rushed for 78 yards on nine carries. Meehan, BG's MVP snared seven balls for 85 "They made a couple big turnovers and we yards. made sure they payed for it," Kevin Sweeney said. "We sot them early and often." Frosno St. 51 While BG dug its own grave with turnovers, Bow.ing Grown 7 FSU punter Mike Manidni provided the coffin - I I 3 4 •« as in coffin comer kicks. FSU 7 It 14 14 .1 The Bulldog's Cal Bowl MVP placed four BO 0 0 0 7 7 punts inside BG?s 10 yardline. His last kick of the l"« Photo/PM Maeturzo first half pinned BG on its own two yardline and FSU 111 I lOtriiw (Brill «K*l FSU 7 0 led to a safety. 4»H*r Bowling Green defensive back Melvln Marshall and Fresno Slate flanker Vince Wesson eye up a pass from "That punter did a hell of a job," McClure FSUHaaW, I yard run (BMK aK»l FSU 14-0 Kevin Sweeney. Wesson didn't catch a pass in the California Bowl while Marshall made only two tackles. FSU Taylor J3 yard paaa (ram Si—, IBM Met). FSU 214) said. "It seemed like we had to go 99 yards FSU Sara*. Haraawiaii.1 laririai McCkm In and tana. FSU 2J 0 everytime we had the ball." Mat. Miller Other coaches have been ru- ily, but if be didn't get the Job. be FSU Tartar SJ yard pant from Saaana, (Ban! UcU FSU 300 (Continued from page 9) mored for the job and Miller would have to entertain other IN CAL Bowl U, FSU rallied to score all 29 FSU SUppar 29 yard ran (Belli kick). FSU 374 knows the competition is going offers. points in the second half, Saturday BG had no BG Dana IS yard run (SIM Meal FSU 37 7 on the scene. Following gradua- to rough, but said he feels a "I've been contacted by two such luck. FSU Bakar 40 yard paaa Iran S.naa, (Balk kick) FSU 44-7 tion, Miller was drafted and coach from outside of BG may schools, but it is something I "We tried to come back, but we didn't get the FSU SUppar 13 yard run (Baal akkl. FSU Jl 7 signed by the Cleveland Browns, not be best for the team. would have to think about only if breaks," Meehan said. "The ball just didn't where he spent two seasons. "The best thing right now is to the situation arises." he said. bounce our way." '■mam . SUM (Cal Boat Bacardi He then spent a season in find somebody that would fit "People have used this job as a Two plays in the opening minutes of the third Green Bay and another as a BG." Miller said. "We are an stepping stone for something quarter perfectly illustrated Meehan's Baaaaa* BO Dava 7 lor 7«. Story 9 tor 41. Whaa 0 tar 12. quarterback on the 1983 United undefeated team and we don't else, but this is my alma mater statement. rajBnan I tar 11. Scmalata 2 tor 8. McOura < tor « FSU J WWama IB tor M. Sklppar 7 tor 77. InoaMy 9 tor SO. Thomaa 3 tor II. KatTK* States Football League cham- necessarily have to make a big and I guess its everybody's BG drove the ball to FSU's 25 yardline on its I tor 3. Bakar I tar I. Alton I fort pion Michigan Panthers before change, we are successful." dream to coach their former first drive of the second half. McClure then threw •aaaaaa (att-ciauj ikanil BO McClura 42 22 2»*30 IMrnan becoming a part-time assistant Miller said Bowling Green is school. This is where I want to a pass which was batted into the air and tipped by HW FSU S.i.ra, l»»l«5 1 3 DrfaKo I I »O0 here in 1982. where he wants to keep his fam- be." seven players before Webster grabbed the bail ■ ■I llUp BG SchmaWa 7 tor B4. Maanan 7 tor 63. Baytoaa 3 tor 31. Bautty 2 tor 29. Hum 2 tor 23. Dankln I tor 19. Dan. I for S FSU and returned it to the Bulldogs 44 yardline. Maalay 3 tar 34 Bakar 2 lor 49. J Win I 2 tor IS. SUppar I tar 9

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