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The■ fc BGA doily independentNews student press Plans for Dance Marathon underway By MICHELLE REITER The BG News The Dance Marathon fund- raiser the University holds annually for the Children's Miracle Network (CMN) is beginning preparations now. While the Marathon will be held the last weekend in March, plans began with the electing of certain committees hist spring This semester they have been in the process of electing the rest of the commit- tee is and getting organized, said Kris Balasubramanian, the Dance Marathon Market- ing (hair. Dance Marathon has been raising money lor CMN for the last five years. Committee members who have been work- ing toward the cause ail year BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH come and spend the weekend celebrating their success — The Lenhart Grand Ballroom was filled with over 325 recruiters for the 15th annual Career Services Expo on Tuesday. The event will continue today from 8:30 am they even get to meet some of to 5 p.m. with the Expo Interview Day. the families benefiting from their efforts Several of the St. Vincent's families CMN has helped come to the event. Career Expo recruits students Balasubramanian, who is in By STEPHANIE SIZEMORE companies are looking to hire," available for them nitely take advantage of." Kroll top of our list and this Career charge of gathering sponsors, equipment and time to the The BG News Haas said. "Most of the compa- "Whether you are graduat- said. Fair is great for students to see nies seem specialized loward ing or a freshman the job fair Besides being helpful to stu- cause, said she expects to have From Steak'n Shake to what we and other companies plenty of sponsors if it is any- K-Mart to the High- sales, but 1 still managed to set and career services are helpful dents, the fair is also useful for have to offer," Taylor said. "We up three interviews lor tomor- resources that you should defi- companies because they can where near the success of last way State Patrol, com- have been coining to Bowling year. panies were looking for stu- row." target who the) Greens career fair for the past JoAnn Kroll. want. "We had tons of sponsors last dents from all majors and four years and have lured year," Balasubramanian said. director of career "We only have departments at the 15th annu- about nine people we recruited "What we do is send out fliers al Career Services Expo. services is in her room for about 145 from this fair" 15th year as head companies. but and make phone calls to busi- The Career Fair also seems nesses in most of northwest More than 325 recruiters of Career Expo more wanted to to be a favorite of many Ohio. Then we present them representing over 140 compa- and thinks this come so we had to year has had the turn away at least employers. with a marketing packet, a 12- nies gathered in the Lenhart minute video that shows them greatest turnout 20 companies." Michelle Bartos. corporate Grand Ballroom yesterday what Dance Marathon is all "This is unbe- Kroll said 'Bowl recruiter for Olympia Enter- when Career Services kicked about and they can decide lievable." Kroll ing Green students tainment has been coming to off its two-day event. whether to sponsor it or not." During the Career Expo stu- said. We are are in high the Career Fair for the past two expecting around demand." M .us and finds Bowling Green Dance Marathon is all about dents had the opportunity to the children, said Balasubra- talk to recruiters about poten- 2.500 students to In fact. Mike to be her favorite. Taylor, recruiting "1 really like coming lien manian. tial employment and set up come to the job "We raise money for the coordinator from interviews for today. fair." because the students are very Children's Miracle Network to Bryan Haas, senior IPC According to May Department prepared and more focused Stores in Lorain. buy medical equipment and major, will be graduating in Kroll the Career than most students I see." Bar- other necessities for kids who Fair is important Ohio, said that his May and thinks the fair is a tos said. need them, but can't afford great place to get his foot in the because it gives BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH company targets The Expo Interview Day, them." she said . noting that all students an easv BGSU students door. which is the second day ol the "Bowling Green "I came to the fair because 1 way to see what Matt Specht, left, from Public Relations talks with Dennis event, is today from 8:30 a.m. students are on the wanted to get a feel of what opportunities are Hefner of BGSU Career Services. to 5 p.m. i See DANCE, page six. Teach-in notifies students of crisis United Nation peacekeepers are sent to East Timor By JEFF ARNETT though they might not be The BG News directly affected by the crisis It 8 an opportunity ...to explore a more East Timor has been "It's an opportunity . to global issue. Students need to be aware that oppressed for 20 years. Resi- explore a more global issue," life is not as simple everywhere in the world dents want their independence Tavormina said. "Students as it is for middle class students." from the government, but need to be aware that life is not Amy Tavormina instead are being killed by mili- as simple everywhere in the Information Ommittet Cham, omai tiamen. Currently, the United world as it is for middle class Nations is sending peacekeep- students." The teach-in will be infor- ers to East Timor to stop the Tavormina said the teach-in location and small size. mal, meaning that students can violence. will feature three speakers According to Muego, the cur- come and go as their schedules Today, students can learn from the University, James rent peacekeeping mission in East Timor could have a grave allow. Tavormina said that it about the crisis in East Timor Comer, a graduate student in impact on Southeast Asia as a will start with a basic history, by attending the East Timor the history department, profes- whole. East Timor is a small and then Muego and Simon will Teach-in at room 115 in the sor Marc Simon and professor province of Indonesia, the describe various issues about Education Building. Benjamin Muego. Comer, fourth most populated country the situation. Afterward there The informal teach-in, which Tavormina said, will give basic- in the world and a member of will be a question and answer will run from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., is history and factual data about OPEC, and Muego said a fail- period. sponsored by the Informative the crisis in East Timor. Simon ure by the peacekeeping forces ' Tavormina also said that the Committee of the Honors Stu- has studied the situation and in East Timor could encourage teach-in would use political car- dent Association. Informative spent two weeks in East Timor dcstabilization. toons to help discuss the situa- Committee chairwoman Amy Muego is the only Southeast "This is no little country tion. Tavormina said that East Asia specialist in the Political where destabilization will have "Political cartoons are ways Timor is an important topic for Science department, and has no impact," Muego said. that artists can ... discuss students to know about. been an adjunct professor at Associated Press Photo As a result of the destabiliza- issues," Tavormina said. She "Even though it's not on the the U.S. Foreign Service Insti- tion of Indonesia, all of South- said a goal of the teach-in was An Australian peacekeeper talks to a young boy near Maliana, front page currently, it is some- tute. east Asia could destabilize, that if a students didn't know East Timor, Tues Oct. 5, 1999. The boy was among refugees thing that has been going on Muego said the situation in Muego said. He noted that the who have returned from their hiding spots in the hills after flee- what the cartoons meant going for 20 years," Tavormina said. East Timor is important for U.S. is a Pacific power, and it ing militias that came through the district on their way to West Tavormina said that stu- Americans to know about, has very strong interests in the in, they would know when leav- Timor. dents should attend, even despite the country's remote region. ing. www.bgnews.com [email protected] page 2 The BG News Wednessday, October 6, 1999 Brian Taylor Hiss Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Find your passion to succeed It seems like a lot of young really got into the concepts I around talking shit about men. PEOPLE people come to college without was learning about because I And the people who do know a clue as to what they're going actually cared about them. what women's studies is about on the stre to do with their lives. Some of Looking back, the fall of often ask me what I'm going to > us can't even narrow it down to 1997 was really a transition do with it as my major. % a major. It seems like there's period for me. I went from And even as a senior, I can't Question: Are you going to celebrate the new millrnium, this misconception that when going through the motions at answer that question specifical- even though it doesn't technically start until 2001? you graduate from high school, school to being really excited ly, and that's okay. I just know you should just know what to about the things I was learning. that I'm doing exactly what I do. But just because we're I went from not having a clue want to with these four years in adults doesn't mean we have it about my future career to hav- college. I'm learning about all figured out. ing a vague idea of what it is I things that interest me and It took me until the second about myself and my life just by want to do with my life. And things that are relative to my half of my sophomore year to going there ami having that this was a huge step. life. I'm taking my interest in choose Women's Studies as my experience. It was in the fall of 1997 that women's issues and combining major. It's my third major, and But when I started over at I declared women's studies as it with my skills at writing. I'm BGSU is my second school. BGSU, I was just as unsure of my major. Out of all of those creating my own path toward I started at Kent State in the myself as I had been at Kent. five great classes, women's graduation and my future. Josh Herzing jJKevin Duff fall of 1996. I was very scared, What was I doing? Where was studies was the one I felt a pas- And hopefully when I gradu- - Sophomore Sophomore and I was completely unsure of my life headed? What do I sion about. It was the one I ate, there will be a job out there Public Relations IP( what I was doing with my life. want? All these questions and thought about the most outside for someone with my knowl- "111 be drinking "Yes, because I In fact, I didn't even want to go more preoccupied my mind con- of class. edge and my skills. And even if Iron City with lebrate every to college. I thought, hey, if I stantly. So I decided to quit I have never once regretted there's not, I can still walk I friends in '■ New Year."! don't know what I'm going to fooling around with my general choosing Women's Studies as away from BGSU and say I got Pittsburgh." do, why should I waste my education required classes and my major (and I have since everything out of that Universi- money taking bullshit classes? take an entire semester's worth picked up journalism as a ty that I wanted to. Shawn Powell I only stayed at Kent for one of classes that interested me. minor). And believe me, I've So I guess what I'm trying to Sophomore semester. I hated the dorms, so So I signed up for five class- heard a lot of crap about being say is follow your heart, follow Film Studies I transferred to BGSU so I es that I just wanted to learn a women's studies major. Some your passion. Take classes "Yes, but I plan to could commute from my home- more about in the fall of 1997: people don't even know what because you care about them, be drunk enough town of Findlay. But even social psychology, popular cul- women's studies is. They think not just because you need a to be passed out though my situation at Kent ture and the media, creative it's about a bunch of feminists credit. Four years go by really when the ball wasn't ideal, I learned a lot writing, American cultural (whatever that means) sitting fast, so don't waste it. Maybe if drqps." studies, and women's studies. I you take my advice, you'll find something as important to you Sara Kollsmith •Jason Grice as women's studies is to me. Freshman Sophomore Nursing Education Sarah Delaney is proud to be "I believe the :' Tm going to a women's studies major and world is going to I party with nJL can be reached at delaney® end at the end of friends and I'mlm bgnet.bgsu.edu. this year." going to get dmIrunk in my room." * ■*1_ U. Slogans need work ber one recreational activity, has a stupider mascot is Kent drinking. What do you expect State. They're the Golden when you only have one hill to Flashes. The mascot is a guy roll down to amuse yourself, who only wears a yellow trench and that only entertains you so coat. much, as long as you watch out As I was saying, our mascot for the out-of-control game of is the Falcon, and last yeai-dur- follow the leader. ing homecoming week I was The folklore of the school walking back to my dorm and J says that the school's colors were chosen by a University saw one of these cheesy "lets president, who according to leg- put one letter in each window Our football games showed us that we all had good and week out they have large Well it's Homecoming week- end saw a lady with orange and and spell something" deals. I reason to come out and support crowds at their games. If they end here at Boring Green, brown feathers in her hat and hate those more than internal bring us all together our Falcons. played these games during the excuse me, I meant Bowling loved the colors so much that he rhyming but not as much as Green State University. On behalf of our football pro- Quite a few people came out day, they would lose 10,000 made them our school's colors. orange and brown as our school to the game; which brings me to fans because they would be Located in the heart of Blow- We don't know what he was colors. It said "Go F-a-1-c-o." gram, I would like to thank ing Green, oops again, Bowling Paul Krebs and the Athletic the main topic of this letter. We watching Michigan, Ohio State, smoking at the time (that's a Just Go Falco. I think Falco attend a university located in and Notre Dame on television. Green, Ohio, otherwise known required line in the story. Even would have made a better mas- Department Administrative as the flattest cultural black staff for all their hard work in the heart of this country. Many That is why we have less fans the tour guide that showed us cot than a falcon. Then we students here truly enjoy a at the games. No matter what hole in the state. We honestly around campus when I first could all dress up like Wolfgang creating a tremendous atmos- only have one hill in the whole phere this past weekend. Many good college football game on our record, we would get looked at the school told my Amedeus Mozart to show our damn town. I've heard they thanks to the faculty, student Saturdays during the fall. between 8,000-10,000 more parents and me "We don't know school spirit, but all our cheers shut down the golf course for body and the University com- Unfortunately, many students fans if we played our games at what he was smoking at the would be in German then. cross country events so that the munity for coming out on Sat- choose to stay and watch some night. We would not have as time"). runners can run across the hill Of course, then the fight urday evening and showing of the major college football big a crowd as Saturday, but we I wish I had a time machine song would be changed from and not be mistaken for lost to go back in time and tell that their support in the victory over games on television, instead of would still see a huge increase "Aye Ziggy Zoomba" to "Rock supporting the hometown team participants in an out-of-con- guy, "Mr. BGSU president, Toledo. Credit should go to each in the amount of people. Me Amedeus." Actually, that on Saturday afternoon. trol game of follow the leader. there was a reason that bird got and every one of you for supply- So please, I ask the adminis- doesn't sound like a half-bad That all changed this past trators, move our football Of course, lucky us, the flat- shot, and that lady wearing the ing us with "the home field idea to me. Does anyone know weekend. Bowling Green decid- games to the evenings. It was ness has to be complemented by hat should be shot as well." advantage." what "Aye Ziggy Zoomba" is, Please join us on Sat ed to have a night game. As amazing to see all of the stu- the wind. Since there are no Everyone has always agreed hills and not many trees to supposed to be about? Ask any Oct 9, as we host Miami for everyone at the game could tell dents tailgating and enjoying that these colors were a bad you, it was an extremely excit- the festivities before the game. speak of the only real thing to idea from the beginning, such a student here and I bet they'll Homecoming. siow down the wind coming off Gary Blackney ing evening. All last week, I We have to accept the fact that bad idea in fact the Cleveland say it's a song about that bar the lake is Toledo. Head Football Coach heard students talking about we are not a major university Browns stole it. next to Taco Bell. "Aye Ziggy how excited they were for a who can sell 25,000 tickets to Anyway, back to Homecom- Anyway, back to homecom- Zoomba" is just an annoying ing. This year's slogan is "Fal- night game, and how they could every game. However, we can ing. Our school mascot is the phrase, kind of like Chum- con Fest'99: Soaring into the not wait to tailgate and go to move in the right direction by Falcon. We really should have a bawumba. This past Saturday was an Millennium." amazing evening for Bowling the game. I do not ever remem- moving our games to the better name to intimidate the I know it sounds like I don't First, exactly how long are Green State University. Some- ber hearing this in my four evening. I want to again thank other team. Our main rival is like BGSU that much but you we going to be soaring? The times, a sporting event tends to years here. My question is: the Bowling Green football the University of Toledo Rock- couldn't be more wrong. Where new millennium doesn't start make people feel proud about Why can't we do this every team for playing a spectacular ets. Yeah, lets have a falcon else but here can you find a until Jan. 1st 2001. It's Octo- take on a rocket and see who what they have. The Bowling week? We don't just have to do game and bringing the Univer- more intense game of follow the ber 1999 now? Hello? wins. The Falcon would be Green football team made the this for the Toledo game. I hate sity together this past Saturday leader? Last year's slogan is "Paint blown into itty bity tiny pieces entire University proud this to use Toledo as an example; night. the town Orange and Brown."I past weekend. They played a but they have been playing of flesh by a rocket. Seeing Matthew DeMain hate phrases with internal Curt Harris can be reached wonderful football game and night games for years. Week in those tiny pieces of falcon guts [email protected] rhyming. And I hate our school would make me vomit in orange at [email protected] but colors even more than I hate and brown, and not because I don't bother to tell him that CORRECTION either homecoming slogan. have team spirit. We need a what he wrote offended you, On page 6 of Monday's BG News, the womeit's soccer headline should have read "Women's Soccer Orange and brown, the colors of name like The BG Bomb Squad because he really could care loses 1, ties 1. The caption should also have mentioned that one game was won and one was tied. vomit. Vomit is what people do then we'll take on the Rockets. less. And that's the bottom line, The News apologizes for the error. after they partake in BG's num- The only rival we have that son, because Stone Cold said so.
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Mexican authorities urge evacuations Salon hair-washing causes neck problems Associated Press Writer Assot luted Press Writer VILLAHERMOSA, Mexico — The Mexican government Eye on the Nation TRENTON, N.J. — There's a new peril among the chemicals, declared a state of emc-rgency Tuesday in the Gulf coast state of scissors and razors at the hair salon: the sinks where customers Tabasco, where the worst flooding in 40 years has killed four peo- get their hair washed ple and forced the evacuation of 55,000 others. People with neck problems risk developing a painful condition The flooding has caused five rivers to overflow. In the state Picture perfect from leaning their heads back over the sink, according to capital, Villahermosa, residents have been alarmed by reports of researchers at New Jersey Medical School in Newark. crocodiles up to 8 feet long roaming the flooded streets. Local offi- cials said Tuesday that police shot one of the creatures as it The researchers have even given it a name: Salon Sink moved toward a populated neighborhood. Radiculopathy, or injury to nerve roots leading from the spinal Warning that water levels would rise further, state authorities cord to the extremities. urged people to evacuate from low-lying communities along sev- "This'is a newly recogni/.ed phenomenon," Dr. Patrick M. Foye eral rivers. said. It is a risk mainly for people with problems such as arthri- "We cannot wait for the situation to worsen, Tabasco Civil tis or neck injuries from traffic, work or sports accidents, he said. Protection chief Sergio Jimenez Urgell said Tuesday in a radio "I wouldn't recommend having your hair washed in a beauty address. salon to anyone," said one patient, 50-year-old Michael Werner of More than 34,000 people have evacuated their homes in Villa- Bloomfield. He said he suffered so much pain a day after getting hermosa, where the Grijalva and Carrizal rivers have flooded his hair washed before a haircut six months ago that he couldn't due to nearly a week of rain. move his neck. Russian forces move closer to Grozny Data shows smoke gets in way of rainfall Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer GROZNY, Russia — The distant echo of crashing artillery WASHINGTON — Satellite data have provided the first evi- rounds signaled the approach of the Russian military Tuesday — dence that smoke from forest fires reduces rainfall. now only 15 miles outside Chechnya's gloomy capital. "We've seen evidence of decreased precipitation in clouds con- taminated by smoke, but it wasn't until now that we had direct Russian tanks and infantry, supported by daily airstrikes, evidence showing that smoke actually suppresses precipitation have faced only scattered resistance since crossing into Chech- completely from certain clouds," said Daniel Rosenfeld, who nya a week ago with the aim of establishing a security zone along reports the finding in a paper scheduled for the Oct. 15 edition of the rim of the renegade republic Geophysical Research Letters. Russian forces have seized the northern third of Chechnya, Rosenfeld studied the area of Kalimantan. Indonesia, during a and additional military operations are planned, Russian Prime satellite overpass on March 1, 1998. The southeastern portion of Minister Vladimir Putin said in Moscow. the island was engulfed in smoke, while the northwestern por- In fighting .Tuesday, Russian troops battled Chechen forces tion was relatively smoke-free. around the village of Chervlyonnaya, on the Terek River 15 miles The spacecraft's radar detected precipitation in smoke-free clouds, but almost none in the smoke-plagued clouds, showing northeast of Grozny, the Chechen capital. Associated Press Photo the impact of smoke from fires on precipitation over the rainfor- The Interfax news agency, citing military sources in Chech- est. nya, said the Russians had taken the bridge across the river, An antique shop clerk retouches a portrait of Mao Tse- tung, founder of the People's Republic of China, Tues., Oct. 5 Earlier studies of urban air pollution have shown that pollu- though the report could not be confirmed. The sound of the Russ- on a one-way street in Shanghai. tion in Manila. Philippines, has an effect similar to forest fires, ian artillery bombardments could be heard in Grozny. according to Rosenfeld. Tapes released revealing Nixon's cover-up in Watergate By KAREN GULLO The New York Times and The The recordings cover famil- protesters opposing U.S. tional Nixon tapes are still administration's involvement Associated Press Writer Washington Post began pub- iar ground but add details involvement in the Vietnam un released. in Vietnam. WASHINGTON — Deter- lishing the Pentagon Papers, a about Nixon's anger over the War. "They're all a funny On many of the tapes, "I'll tell you what I want mined to strike back at leakers, 7,000-page study of American publication of the Pentagon bunch, but, uh, well, I tell ya, liu/./ing and humming noises done. Get the story out on Gelb Richard Nixon is heard on involvement in Vietnam. Papers and his obsession with we're going to stand firm from the recorder drown out right away. Get a columnist. ... newly released White HouM The White House tapes, curtailing leaks. Nixon's against 'em; I got (national many words. But Nixon can be I want that out," he ordered. tapes ordering aides to conduct made public Tuesday by the attempt to keep newspaper security adviser) Henry heard discussing Vietnam, Another order: Break into break-ins and to circulate dam- National Archives, show a wor- from publishing the Pentagon (Kissinger) in here. I said, 'Now China, the Soviet Union, the Brookings to get the Vietnam aging stories about his political ried Nixon crafting a strategy Papers was thwarted by the look, just, they're not going to environment, busing, unem- study. foes. to attack perceived enemies. Supreme Court. rattle us one bit. We're gonna ployment and antiwar demon- "I really meant it when I, I "We have got to go after Instead, the tapes ultimately Among the new tidbits: stay on our course. This coun- strations. want somebody to go in and everyone who is a member of revealed Nixon's role in the —On April 19, 1971, Nixon try's not gonna be run by a In one June 14, 1971, seg- crack that safe,'' said Nixon on this conspiracy," Nixon said on Watergate cover-up and led to makes disparaging comments bunch of goddamned rabble.' ment, Nixon tells aides that July 2. Earlier tape releases about federal workers. "We July 2, 1971. two weeks after his resignation on Aug. 9, 1974. Don't you agree?" he's worried that his own have Nixon ordering the break- have no discipline in this —On May 7, 1971, Nixon staffers, particularly the in two days before. MMQJMyJliimM^ bureaucracy. We never fire any- underscores his belief that the national security staff, could He reiterated: "Walk in and body. We never reprimand any- antiwar demonstrations repre- leak information about the war get it." body. We never demote any- sent only a tiny slice of Ameri- efforts. On July 3, Nixon is in the body," Nixon tells John Ehrlich- can public opinion. "I thought, He blamed the leaking on a Oval Office with Haldeman dis- Gargoyles night Club man, counsel to the president. uh, that guy standin' up there conspiracy of intellectuals — cussing information gathered "That's true in the State naked in front of everybody, "they will lie, cheat, anything." by a snoop hired by one of the Wednesday: Techno/High Energy Night Department. It's true in HEW that must've just turned off the "Basically they have no president's longtime political wftft DJ. Wizard ofWoz/ SEROTONIN (the old Department of Health, heartland by the millions." morals," Nixon tells chief of associates, Murray Chotiner, Education and Welfare). It's All told, 445 hours of record- staff H.R. Haldeman who interviewed Democratic -$1.00 32 oz. Pitchers true in OMB (the Office of Man- ings, capturing 3,650 conversa- He instructs Haldeman to congressional leaders with fake - $1.75 Captain Drink Special agement and Budget), and true tions of Nixon talking to staff get journalists to write stories media credentials. for ourselves, and it's got to members, his foreign policy that discredit Leslie Gelb, a for- "Chotiner's spy guy — you Thursday: Ladies Night stop." advisers, congressmen, Cabinet mer member of Nixon's nation- know the guy who does the —On April 27, 1971, Nixon secretaries and reporters, were al security staff at the Brook- interviewing, snooping around $1.50 Drink Special tells secretary Rose Mary released, more than doubling ings Institution who was — has come up with some kind - $1.75 Captain Drink Special (everyone) Woods that the administration the hours now available to the thought to have helped compile of interesting stuff," Haldeman greRy nisflT must stand firm in the face of public. 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Fischer said that the Earlene Kilpatrick, director was under the provision that vehicles may just seem to be of the Downtown Business Exprcl >iv the construction on 75 would be traveling faster because nor- Association spoke on behalf of finished by November 1. ODOT mally the parked cars on either n kilt ih. usual i im I vcn the small business owners in \.-\, ,M;I, [ in. ct O I"-.' For .ill recently announced that the side of the street acts as a ■ the area about how the new l is, vuil our W l> rite at construction deadline was buffer zone. The buffer zone nrww.ir«.usUw £cn lane changes at the intersection > extended to Dec. 15. makes the downtown more and lack of parking is hurting This is upsetting the busi- pedestrian friendly. Without their businesses. CLICK. ZIP. ness owners along Main Street. those parking spaces the traffic With the construction of FAST ROUND TRIP. They say that the lack of close is being brought closer to the southbound 1-75, the Ohio The Internal Reicnuc Seme parking spaces is deterring cus- pedestrians, and it seems as if Department of Transportation tomers from going to their they are traveling at greater suggests that drivers take state shops. speeds. route 25, which merges into Safety is another concern The downtown business own- Main Street in downtown Bowl- that they have. They said that ers are also worried that ing Green. with the extra lane at the inter- although those 11 spots have Are you an Bowling Green City Council section traffic flow seems to be been changed to a traffic lane, entered a Good Faith Agree- moving at a faster speed. Many people are often still using organ & tissue ment with the ODOT to help of them wonder where the them as parking spaces. This deviate the extra traffic travel- enforcement for these alleged has caused more than a few donor? ing along Main Street. Eleven speeders are. close calls. parking spaces were eliminated For a free brochure call Chief of Police, Thomas Vota- Kilpatrick said that it is only A parking meter in downtown Bowling Green is no longer 1 -800-355-SHARE along the 100 block of the west allowed to be used by citizens. A new driving lane was marked va, claimed that the police a matter of time before some- in its place. side of South Main. This space body gets seriously hurt. ■ Would you support the University in deciding to offer only one w v/ vy, b :j n a w 5, c -j m ■jH^ beverage vendor?
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Continued from page one. auctions that continue raising 150-day Kickoff now, an event money all weekend." preparing and educating people donations go to CMN in con- Glowacki said that any cam- about the program. junction with St. Vincent's pus organization who would Mercy Children's Hospital in like to help sponsor Dance "Last year we had it in the Toledo. Marathon can submit an appli- Ed building," she said. "We sent Aileen Glowacki, Dance cation. off 150 balloons. We set up Marathon's Director External, Unlike many dance booths to get volunteers and said that because most organi- marathons, as the labor of fund show a video about the dance." zations have already raised the raising is largely complete, the money ahead of time, the dance dance itself functions as a big Glowacki said that anyone functions as a big gala celebra- gala celebration. Some of the can volunteer to help out with tion. Committee members are families from St. Vincent's who the event and more information able to spend the weekend hav- benefit from CMN come and about the 150-day Kickoff will ing fun and reaping the the dancers are given a chance be released as soon as they rewards of their efforts. to meet who they're helping. "We're still raising money Glowacki said the Dance finalize plans. throughout the dance though," Marathon steering committee Applications for campus she said. "We have raffles and is in the process of planning the committees are due today. 2 London commuter trains crash 26 passengers killed, 160 injured By MARA D. BELLABY said. "You've got flames. You've passenger David Taylor said of Associated Press Writer got smoke. You've got a big Tuesday's crash, which bang. You've just got to think occurred at 8:11 a.m. "I looked LONDON — Two London the worst." up, and I could see the front of commuter trains smashed into Police said one badly dam- the coach was on fire. There each other during rush hour were balls of flames coming Tuesday, killing 26 passengers aged car could contain more bodies, but called off the search down both sides." and injuring 160 on the same for more victims until daylight "Injuries are among the rail line as another fatal crash Wednesday. two years ago. worst I have seen in my profes- London newspapers report- sional career," said Robin Tou- Ambulance and fire crews, ed Wednesday morning that quet, an accident and emer- police and rail workers investigators suspected either gency consultant at St. Mary's swarmed around the over- driver error or a signal failure Hospital. turned, mangled rail cars for as the most likely cause of the Others were haunted by the hours Tuesday, locating and crash. Health and safety offi- cries of those trapped in the freeing injured survivors in the cials declined to comment pub- wreckage. smoldering wreckage near the licly on the investigation. "I could see people with Ladbroke Grove residential Great Western, one of the area in west London. blood pouring down their train companies involved in faces," said Joe Bannerman, Many passengers sobbed as Tuesday's disaster, had been who was working nearby. they described frantically fined $2.47 million for "derelic- "Someone was running with crawling out broken windows tion of duty" in connection with their clothes on fire. I could see after Britain's worst train acci- the crash in 1997 that killed lots of people were burned dent in more than a decade. seven people and injured 150 badly on their faces and hands. "I was thinking, 'God, please others. They were shouting 'Help! don't let me die,"' Stuart Allen "I felt an almighty bang," Help! Get us out!" BG News Pholo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE f FOR THE PRICE OF A ^| MOVIE CHOOSE LIVE Brian Brockway of the Army ROTC heaves a hand grenade at a dummy target Tues., Oct. 5 at Wood County Fair Grounds as part of the BGSU's Army ROTC Basic Rifle Marksmenship. In addi- PROFESSIONAL STANDUP "■ Congratulations tion, there was rifle shooting indoors using M16-A2 rifles. The event was available to any student COMEDY! I DALTON taking military science classes this semester. It will be offered again in the spring. Education Abroad Fair
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Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 Sahm to start Saturday By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM still enjoys working with F.mmanuel llendrix on defense, The BG News Schneider He said a lather defensive back Jerry Wagner on There is no quarterback would he glad to have his special teams, defensive line- controversy! Andy daughter bring him home man Robert Haley on the scout Sahm is the starting "Ricky's (team violation defense and tight end Jason quarterback. wasn't all that serious," Black Van Dam on scout offense nej said '"The onlj thing is "He'd be overshadowed "He fundamentally and tech- you're ploying the biggest game because of the numbers Andy nically played a sound game." of the year I hate to really get (SahmJ put up but Emmanuel coach Gary Blackney said of back into this in detail, but I llendrix did the same thing on Sahm "He has to be the guy to think there's a responsibility on defense." Blackney said. "He prove that he can or he can't It the part of the players to he played a superb game for a true was rewarding to sec the way where they're supposed to be freshman We're excited about he responded and the way the when they're supposed to be that too " I hate not team responded. It was nice to there. Not to get philosophical. BOG a young person who gets an but I think football goes beyond National and MAC lead- being able opportunity to be opportunis- winning and losing Yon have to ers tic." teach accountability and main- The Falcons have three men to cheer Blackney put the issue to tain principles Naturally, I was among national leaders. Place If you have a pulse, you rest minutes into his weekly upset kicker Jason Strasser is tied for press conference lie had hint- Kith in the nation with 1.60 know that the Falcons defeated The Miami series ed the potential controversy field goals per game. That Toledo last Saturday night. The RedHawks lead the all- after the Toledo win He joking- equals a tie for first in the When I woke up Saturday time series since the first meet- ly mentioned the 11)93 Yinny MAC. Freshman punter Pat afternoon, I just knew that BG ing in 19U 33-18-6 However, Testaverde-Bernie Kosar quar- Fleming is 28th in the nation would win. I had this unmis- Bowling Green has won six ol terback controversy that averaging 42.3 yards per punt. takable feeling that I knew the the past nine meetings and is 6- game and all of the events sur- became a media frenzy, lie Robert Redd ranks a tie for probably made the decision to :!■!! in the last 1! During tla- rounding the game would be 36th with 5.6 receptions per avoid that. past nine meetings at Perry incredible. game and -15th with 76 4 yards Prior to the Toledo game, Stadium, BG is 5-1-3. I was very excited at the fact receiving per game. that I would be able to cover Blackney thought Sahm needed 1'layers of the Week this game and I just hoped that a spring and another six more Blackney said it hasn't hap- Needed: Khary Campbell months in the weight room to all of the hype leading up to the pened in a while hut the whole Blackney addressed the game would result in a good develop the necessary arm offensive unit earned the team presence of sophomore line- crowd, something most of us strength for the game al the player-of-the week award. The barker Khary Campbell. BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE here at BG had never seen at a Collegiate level. Bui Sahm coaching staff spread the award Campbell made a key tackle proved him wrong. home football game. I got to the around. against Chester Taylor in the Falcon quaterback Andy Sahm watches as he hands off the ball. Blackney also elaborated on game about 5:30 p.m. and there Other playcr-ol-thc-weck Toledo win. Sahm passed for 302 yards and two touchdowns against Toledo Ricky Schneider being late to was barely anyone in the stadi- winners were cornerback See FOOTBALL, page nine last Saturday. He will get the start Saturday against Miami. the -1 p.m. Friday meeting He um. ' I went up to the press box and went over the mass amount of information that laid Water polo rallys in front of a card with my name Falcon gymnast heads on it I knew that Toledo had a decent squad and that BG had troops for CWPA been handed a crushing defeat to China for competition by Kent the week before. I also knew that if all of the variables By MATTHEW P. LYONS peted in the Olympic Games China. By WENDY WELLMAN "Our team consists mostly played in BG's favor, they The BG News include several hockey players Oestreng has been training The BG News of sophomores and fresh- would win. One University student will and figure skater Scott Hamil- in BG with the rest of the Fal- Tins weekend the Bowling men." said Jeremy Mclntyre, As game time grew closer, I try to do something that has ton. con Gymnastic Team and Green men's water polo team president of the club. "The went outside of the press box at not been done for a long time. Oest reng coaches Dan Connelly and will travel to Kalamazoo, team is definitely in a build- ing year and hoping to come the very top of the west side of Sophomore gymnast Marny is currently Heather Ferguson Having that . Michigan, for the second Col- into next year a lot better." the stadium and watched the Oestreng is in China for the the reigning kind of support mechanism has legiate Water Polo Associa- tion tournament this year. Mclntyre, a sophomore fans pile in. I couldn't believe it! World Gymnastics Competi- Norwegian helped Oestreng prepare. Through the CWPA. three neuroscience major from Per- £ actually saw lines of people tion. An Olympic berth compet- national "The team and coaches have champion for tournaments take place over rysburg, said the team cur- waiting to get into the game. I ing for her native Norway is on been great," she said. "They the fourth fall semester. September 25 rently has no coach, but the Heard the BGSU marching the line. have really helped me out with band making its way into the Oestreng currently holds year in a row was their first at Notre women's water polo coach their advise and encourage- stadium and I got chills. each of the five Falcon gymnas- in the senior Dame, but a lack of players does come help them out at ment." practices. On a side note. I feel that tics individual records, as well division. She Marny forced BG to forfeit This is the only chance "We had a hard time get- "Practice is usually a half the marching band contributes as several conference records. also won Oestreng to the fun and excitement of a She is also the 1999 NCAA four straight Oestreng has to qualify for ting enough players to go to hour swimming, then run- college sporting event. I love Floor Exercise champion. This championships in the junior Olympic competition. A good Notre Dame," said Matt Van- ning through passing and hearing them play the fight will be Oestreng's first time division. day could put her within reach denbergh, sophomore sports shooting drills in the water," long and "Ay, Ziggy Zoom ha" competing at world champi- Oestreng, who left on Thurs- of the summer games in S ,-riney, management major. "But he said. "It's completely dif- and several other songs. Hear- onships. day, will first travel home to Australia. World Champi- since it's a club sport, some ferent than throwing a ball pig the band takes me back to Should Marny qualify for the Norway to train with the Nor- onships are being held in Tian- players aren't able to make it. on land." my playing days and reminds Olympic Games, she would be wegian national coach and the jing, China. The event will be If they have academic obliga- Mclntyre said they usually im- of days long gone. the first gymnast and female other gymnasts who are also held on Saturday the 9th at tions, they have to concen- divide up the men and I When game time started from BG to make the trip. trying to qualify. Then, the 4:00 and will be televised on trate on school instead." women and scrimmage or (after the power outage in the Other Falcons that have com- whole group will depart for NBC. Vandenbergh said the travel the short distance to entire stadium), I could hardly team will probably have a Toledo and scrimmage them. sit still. After the national full roster for the final two "For a water polo game, anthem, my ears couldn't tournaments. After this you need six men and a believe it when they heard the Brown given probation weekend in Kalamazoo, the goalie," he said. "Then you jets fly over Perry Stadium. I water polo team travels to set up typical offensive runs 6at in the press box but I really By ROBERT JABLON "We're simply trying to hold "battercr's counseling program" Miami, Ohio, for the league and umbrella-type patterns wanted to get down onto the' Associated Press Writer him. like any other ordinary and to complete either 40 days championships October 29- around the goalie." field. LOS ANGELES — NFL citizen, accountable." Deputy of work with the Hollywood 31. But water polo is not just ' On the field, the karma I got great Jim Brown was sentenced City Attorney Grace Lee said. Beautification Team, or 400 Since water polo is not treading water and shooting the ball. from the fans was incredible. Tuesday to three years of pro- Brown was not in Hollywood hours of other court-approved offered at most high schools, many of the BG players come "There is contact, definite- Being that I am not allowed to bation and ordered to take Municipal Court because he community service. from swim teams. ly, mostly underwater where cheer while I am covering a had been visiting a daughter in Brown also must pay a $100 domestic violence counseling "Mostly we're all swim- the refs can't see it," Vanden- game, I had to stand there and for smashing his wife's car with Atlanta and missed the plane fine. $1,500 to a battered hold all of my emotions in, mers from different high bergh said. "If there's a lot of a shovel during an argument home, his lawyer said. women's shelter and $200 to a which believe me, sucks. schools, some with a little contact, you'll draw fouls. that led her to call 911. The judge placed Brown on domestic violence fund. His dri- . When BG tailback Godfrey water polo experience," Van- Our games do get really Lewis rumbled into the end- Brown also must pay $1,500 36 months' probation, ordering ver's license was suspended for denburg said. aggressive, and it's not ione 10 feet away from me, the to a battered women's shelter him to enroll in and complete a a year. Vandenbergh himself uncommon for a lot of fouls to cut ire crowd went insane. You and another,$200 to a domestic played water polo for three be called." ward to talk about an adrena- violence fund. years at Hoffman Estates Practices for both the line rush; I couldn't even write The 63-year-old Hall of High School near Chicago. men's and women's water polo teams run Monday and I was shaking so bad. When the Famer, who was not in court, He said they have two fresh- men this year who also Wednesday nights from 7:30 fans charged the field, it was was told to appear Oct. 20 with played in high school. to 10 p.m. on campus. our of the most beautiful sights proof that he had joined a coun- these 20-year-old eyes had ever seling program. seen. I wanted to celebrate with Brown's lawyer told Munici- everyone and jump on the pile of bodies that was forming at pal Court Judge Dale Fischer Club splits midfield but I couldn't. that his client opposed any sen- I loved every minute of the tencing that included domestic weekend, to 1-2 game, as a fan and as a violence conditions. He noted Eporter. I think that Paul that a jury found Brown guilty By IAN HILL 'ebs and the entire athletic only of misdemeanor vandalism Special to The BG NlU - department did a wonderful job on Sept. 10, acquitting him of a The BG men's lacrosse club (1-2) split a pair of games with in- providing a fun environment charge that he made a terrorist state rivals last week, defeating the University of Toledo (0-1) 8-3 last Wednesday before losing to Ohio University (1-0) 14-3 on Sat- lor everyone. threat against his wife, urday. '■ I also hope that all of the Monique. fans that showed up for the Wednesday's game was played on the intramural fields, which "It's unfair to put any condi- Toledo game will be at the had been turned into a swamp by the driving rainstorm that Miami game. Cause this time if tions of domestic violence on a pounded northwest Ohio. The Falcons managed to thrive in the We win, I will be leading the man who's been actually found inclement conditions, taking a 2-0 lead soon after the opening charge on the field. not guilty of domestic violence," whistle and never looking back. I lawyer William Graysen said Leading the way for BG were junior midfielder Chip OTbole Pete Stella is the senior assis- outside court. and at tackman Scott Logan, who each tallied hat tricks in the vic- mt sports editor for The BG Asked if he believed the Associated tory. OToole also dominated in the face off circle, taking nearly 90 tows. He would like to con- court was making an example percent of the draws from his defenseless opponents. gratulate the entire BG football of Brown, Graysen said, "It Jim Brown arrives at court with his wife, Monique, September Freshman attackman Shawn Murphy rounded out the scoring for the Falcons with two goals. am on the great game. He can would appear so." 1. Brown was sentenced to three years probation and ordered
reached at The prosecutor disputed that to take domestic violence counseling. He must also pay numer- )>[email protected] See LACROSSE, page nine ous fines and had his drivers license suspended for a year. ' MIII i»fb»i page 8 The BG News Wednesday, October 6, 1999 TANDINGS FRqjg By The Aasociated Preaa H—to«1■ >• tball I ■■■>K'I • National Hockey League EWIRE
AMERICAN CONFERENCE BASEBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE American League Deer-vehicle collisions up Eait COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The number of Atlantic Division OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Signed Billy Beane. general manager, to a W L T Pel. collisions between cars and deer increased by W L T RT Pta three-year contract extension. New England 1 0 0 1000 3 percent last year, state officials said. New Jersey 1 0 0 0 2 National League Buffalo 3 1 0 750 According to the Ohio Department of Nat- N Y Rangers 0 1 1 0 1 CHICAGO CUBS—Fired Jim Riggleman, manager. Marty DeMemtt. Indiana polio 2 1 0 667 ural Resources and Ohio Department of Pub- N Y Islanders 0 1 0 0 0 pitching roach, Tom Gamboa, third base coach, Dan Radison, lirst-baee Miami 2 1 0 667 lic Safety, much of the increase is due to more Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 coach, and Dave Bialas. bullpen coach Retained Jeff Pentland, hitting N Y JeU 1 3 0 260 cars — rather than deer — on thf road. Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 0 coach Central There were 24,868 collisions with deer Northeaat Diviaion MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Named Greg Riddoch director m player reported in 1998, an increase from the 24,151 Jacksonville 3 1 0 750 w L T RT Pta development TVnnefSM 3 1 0 750 Toronto 2 0 0 0 4 BASKETBALL collisions in 1997. The number of deer-vehicle Baltimore 2 2 0 500 Ottawa 1 0 0 0 2 National Baaketball Association accidents per 1,000 registered vehicles in Ohio increased only slightly from 2.16 in 1997 Pittsburgh 2 2 0 500 Boston 0 2 0 0 0 CLIVELAND CAVALIERS—Signed F A J Bramlett. G Earl Boykins, to 2.18 in 1998. Cincinnati 0 4 0 000 Buffalo 0 1 0 0 0 C Matt Fish. G Tony Smith and F Jamel Thomas 0 0 0 Cleveland 0 4 0 000 Montreal 0 1 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS—Signed G Tim Legler Southeast Division NFL president joins Web site Weat HOUSTON ROCKETS—Re signed F Charles Barkley to a one-year w L T RT Pta NEW YORK (AP) — NFL president Neil Seattle 3 1 0 750 contract. Waived G Brian Shaw. G Ed Gray and F Eddie Johnson Carolina 1 0 0 0 2 LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Signed G F Devean George to a three year Austrian has joined a new major Web desti- San Diego 2 1 0 667 Florida 1 0 0 0 2 contract Signed F-C Gerald Jordan and G Garry Garrett nation that is controlled by CBS Corp. Kansas City 2 2 0 500 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 0 2 ORLANDO MAGIC—Waived GF Rodrick Rhodes Austrian, the new chairman of the venture, Oakland 2 2 0 900 iWon.com, will retain his positions as NFL Mlanta 0 1 0 0 0 PHOENIX SUNS—Promoted Bryan Colangelo. general manager, to Denver 0 4 0 000 Washington 0 1 0 0 0 president Named Jerry Colangelo chairman, CEO and managing general president and chief executive officer, the partner league said. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS—Signed F Chuck Person and F-C Steve Austrian helped negotiate the NFL's eight- NATIONAL CONFERENCE Schemer year, $18 billion television contract with ABC, ESPN, Fox and CBS. East WESTERN CONFERENCE VANCOUVER GRIZZLIES—Signed F Antwain Smith. G Milt Palacio. W L T Pel. Central Division F Joe Stephens. F Stephen Jackson and C Rich King Waived F J R Hen The NFL said Austrian's positions with the Dallas 3 0 0 1000 vv L T RT Pta deraon league and the CBS venture would not pose a conflict of interest. Washington 3 1 0 750 Detroit 1 0 0 0 2 FOOTBALL Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 N Y Giants 2 2 0 500 National Football League Nashville 0 1 0 0 0 Arizona 1 3 0 250 NFL—Fined Detroit Lions coach Bobby Ross 110,000 for violating pol- SP( St Louis 0 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia 0 4 0 000 icy on public criticism of officiating Northwest Division ARIZONA CARDINALS— Waived K Joe Nedney Added OT L J. Shel- WiRIEF # Central w L T RT Pta ton to the active roster Detroit 2 1 0 .667 Vancouver 1 0 0 0 2 OAKLAND RAIDERS—Claimed S Ty Talton off waivers from the Falcons take Wright State Green Bay 2 1 0 667 Edmonton 0 0 1 0 1 Detroit Lions The BG volleyball team defeated Wright Chicago 2 2 0 500 Colorado 0 0 0 0 0 DETROIT LIONS—Signed S Corwin Brown Waived S Ty Talton State in five sets yesterday. The Falcons won Minnesota 2 2 0 500 Calgary 0 1 0 0 0 HOCKEY on scores of 15-8, 7-15, 15-9, 13-15, and 15-13. Tampa Bay 2 2 0 500 Pacific Diviaion National Hockey League Senior Melissa Lewis had a season high 31 West w L T RT Pta CAROLINA HURRICANES—Assigned D Dave Karpa to Cincinnati of kills and finished with a .371 hitting percent- St Louis 3 0 0 1000 Dallas 2 0 0 0 4 the IHL age. Senior Lori Kemerer became the third San Frannsco 3 1 0 750 Los Angeles 2 0 0 0 4 MONTREAL CANADIENS-Recalled RW Trent McLeary from Quebec volleyball player in BGSU history to get 1000 New Orleans 1 2 0 333 San Jose 2 0 0 0 4 of the AMI. kills, 1000 digs and 400 blocks in a career. Carolina 1 3 0 250 Phoenix 1 0 0 0 2 NEW YORK RANUERS-Assigned t Alexandre Daigle to Hartford of The Falcons next face Kent at home, Friday Anaheim 0 0 0 0 Mlanta 0 4 0 000 1 the AHL at 7 p.m. Cooper blames veterans for loss By RUSTY MILLER were sorry or that we were not some of those guys and play Diggs was credited with 14 tackles, a sack and a fumble AP Sports Writer the type of players he thought somebody else. I don't see any- we were. He's doing his job as a body that's not working hard recovery. Bullard, also a line- COLUMBUS, —Ohio State coach and getting our heads and not playing hard. When we backer, had 10 tackles includ- coach John Cooper says he screwed on right." grade the films, we grade the ing a sack. Plummer had five would never publicly single out Wisconsin, which had lost its effort on every play and I didn't solo tackles. Wiley, however, players for criticism. It's anoth- see anybody loafing." lost fumbles at the goal line on er matter, however, in the last two games, counter- Cooper said he wasn't blam- a potential touchdown dive and team's inner sanctum. punched from a 17-0 deficit to score 42 points in a row includ- ing particular players for the also on the second-half kickoff. In the aftermath of Satur- ing all 36 in the second half. lopsided loss, but it was essen- The latter started the Buckeyes day's 42-17 beating at home The last time an opponent tial that the younger players on their downward spiral. against Wisconsin, Cooper scored more consecutive points get some guidance from the vet- Plummer said even the best "called out" junior linebacker in Ohio Stadium was 1946, erans. players can't make every play. Na'il Diggs, senior cornerback when Michigan scored the first "When you're having the "If they don't throw the ball Ahmed Plummer, senior safety 58 points in a 58-6 win. kind of season we're having, Gary Berry and senior tailback my way, what can I do?" he Plummer said the blame somebody needs to step up and said. "It's hard to make plays if Michael Wiley among others in make some plays," Cooper said. a team meeting Sunday. after such a loss — or the glory they don't come your way. I after a big win — shouldn't fall "Na'il Diggs is a good football "He picked on Na'il, Michael guess he's saying the whole on a select few players. player. He needs to step up. team needs to do a little more." and Ahmed just because they're Courtland Bullard, Ahmed good football players," quarter- "It's definitely going to take Plummer, Gary Berry, the Diggs said he took Cooper's back Steve Bellisari said. "They more than just me, Gary, Na'il, defensive line — I'm talking words to heart. Mike Wiley or whoever to turn need to make plays. But I think about the guys we know are "I didn't feel it as a direct, it's more of a statement to the things around," Plummer said. good football players. They all "We played with 11 on both personal thing with me and whole team: 'Hey, everybody, need to step up and make some- Coop," he said. "I think the step up your level of game and sides of the ball. He was speak- thing happen. Get in the hud- ing to the whole team." whole team looked at it as a start playing better."' dle and fire somebody up. Do whole team thing. I think he Cooper apparently didn't Cooper's lecture came as the something, for goodness sakes. said a lot by pointing me and sugarcoat his words. Diggs said 21st-ranked Buckeyes (3-2, 0-1 Don't just sit back and keep Mike out to the whole team, the coach called the players Big Ten) began preparations for taking it game after game after especially the young guys. "sorry" and questioned their this Saturday's game against game." Hopefully the young guys saw ability. No. 17 Purdue (4-1, 1-1). Diggs said the message got what he was trying to say. It Associated Press Photo "You've got to take what's The 12-year Ohio State through. wasn't something he blatantly coach doesn't believe his play- said. You have to kind of read Ohio State linebacker Na'il Diggs and another defender try to said in stride and make the "It was along the lines of best of it,"* Diggs said. "You ers are dogging it. we've got to make more plays, between the lines and under- bring down Winsonsin fullback Chad Kuhns last Saturday. Ohio stand what he's saying and see State John Cooper questioned Diggs' ability to play at a recent can't take anything and make it "I haven't seen any compla- especially when it's a fight to negative. I don't think he cency on our football team," he the end — or a fight, period," how severe what he's talking team meeting. meant anything by saying we said. "If there were, I'd fire Diggs said. about is." Astros defeat Braves 6-1, go 1-0 in Houston scores four runs off Remlinger in ninth to seal win
By PAUL NEWBERRY The Padres went on to a 4-2 vic- right-field upper deck, only a bases-loaded, one-out jam by AP Sports Writer tory over Atlanta. few dozen people occupied pitching out on an attempted ATLANTA — Daryle Ward, The East champion Braves, seven sections of blue seats. squeeze bunt by Shane who started the season in making their eighth straight Ward, the son of former Reynolds. Caminiti, breaking Triple-A, is making a big postseason _appearance, lost major leaguer Gary Ward, was from third, was tagged by Chip- impact in October for the Hous- only their second division series recalled from the minors for the per Jones just short of home. ton Astros. game since the format was second time on July 20. He took The Astros loaded the bases Ward's leadoff homer against instituted in 1995. Before Tues- over for the slumping Derek again with one out in the fifth, Greg Maddux in the sixth day, they were 12-1 overall, Bell and doubled in the first but Caminiti grounded into a 4- inning sent the Astros on their including 10 straight victories. three runs Sunday of a 9-4 vic- 6-3 double play. way to a 6-1 victory Tuesday Houston, which clinched its tory over Los Angeles, securing The Braves tied it in their over the Atlanta Braves in third straight Central title on the division title. half of the inning, Gerald Game 1 of the NL division the final day of the season, has On Tuesday, he came Williams driving home Jose series. never won in five playoff series, through again, hitting the first Hernandez with a two-out sin-'- The win provided hope that including a 3-0 sweep by the pitch of the sixth into the right- gle to center. The Braves then, Houston will end its history of Braves in 1997. The Astros field seats iig;uiist Maddux to loaded the bases, but Ryan," playoff failures, and was a trou- won't get swept this year, seiz- break a 1-1 tie. Klesko struck out swinging on bling start for a team with its ing the home-field advantage in The Braves managed only a 90 mph fastball. own postseason struggles. the best-of-5 series. seven hits against starter On the very next pitch. Ward The Astros sealed the victory Of course, the home field was Shane Reynolds, who went six homered into the first row of in the ninth with four runs not much of an advantage to innings, and three relievers. the right-field seats to open the' against reliever Mike Rem- the Braves, who led the majors Houston pitched around MVP sixth. linger. Carl Everett had a sacri- with 103 wins but drew the candidate Chipper Jones, walk- The Astros didn't leave for fice fly before Ken Caminiti smallest crowd in Atlanta's 44- ing him twice on four pitches. Atlanta until late Monday haunted the Braves again with game postseason history. The Astros went ahead in the night, waiting at the Houston a three-run homer. The turnout of 39,119 was second. Everett led off with a Playing for San Diego, nearly 11,000 short of capacity bunt single, Caminiti walked airport for the outcome of a Associated Pros Photo Caminiti hit a lOth-inning at Turner Field and easily and Tony Eusebio drove in the wild-card playoff in Cincinnati. homer against Kerry Ligten- eclipsed the previous low of run with a line drive up the When the New York Mets beat Houston Astros pitcher Shane Reynolds hurls a pitch last night berg to win the first game of the 42,117 for Game 1 of the 1998 against the Atlanta Braves. Houston beat Atlanta 6-1. middle. the Reds 5-0, the chartered jet 1998 NL championship series. NL championship series. In the Rut Maddux escaped a (law »D«» | Wednesday, October 6, 1999 The BG News page 9
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