bids presidential chair goodbye By JENNIFER T, KOLLAR of people. From the Administration, ened when he sent a strongly worded Jambar Assistant News Editor faculty, to the city and state levels and letter to Dr. John Geletka, vice-chair, people of all different types of YSU Board of Trustees, questioning the Lounging nonchalantly in his backgrounds," he said. true aims of the Board's Presidential trademark tye-dye T-shirt, windblown Coming from the small town of Oil search. The biggest controversy sur• hair pulled back loosely into a tiny City, Pa, and attending a a small high rounded Presidential candidate Paul ponytail that peeked out from under a school, Fry was not exposed to much Dutton, a Youngstown attorney. Fry and broad safari-like hat, Student Govern• diversity and he strongly believes that others claimed that Dutton's personal ment President Brian Fry wistfully gaz• coming to YSU has been a valuable ex• relationships with area businessman ed at the fountain water splashing into perience that enabled him to expand his Mickey Monus, also a Board member, the air for a few moments before he horizons. may have helped him to clinch the described his last two years as Student According to Fry, the highlights of his Presidential position. Government President. two terms have been Student Govern• Looking back, Fry acknowledges that "It has been incredible. Truly incredi• ment's work on a tuition proposal that he had strong views about Dutton's lack ble. I've covered the complete spectrum .was submitted to the YSU Board of of a strong academic experience. Fry ex• of emotions. It has been terrible at times Trustees and the work done on the search plained, "I was hoping someone would BRIAN FRY and it has been a wonderful learning and for a new University President. open the door and talk about it and when growing experience," Fry said. "It was tremendously satisfying when Legislator Bob Hagan and Don Hanni Fry's personal highlight out of the last Only 21 years old, Fry believes that the Trustees gave our tuition proposal Jr., chairman of the Mahoning County two years was winning his first election. being Student Government President for recognition and credibility," he said. "As Democratic Party, stated that they "That was a truly remarkable ex• two years has helped him learn a lot far as the Presidential search, I got done believed that it was already decided that perience. I was involved with my high what I wanted to do."'- about the system of higher education. Dutton had been chosen, then I express• Fry's flair for controversy was height• "I have learned to deal with all sorts ed my concern." See Fry, page 3

By JENNIFER T. KOLLAR Trustees" are all the issues that Fry hopes next Jambar Assistant News Editor year's administration will go after. On a more personal note, Fry thanked everyone

An overwhelming,number of people poured in• who voted for him and believes that he proved a to the Student Government gallery Monday after• few people wrong. noon to witness and listen to the last meeting held As soon as the meeting adjourned, another con• under the Fry Administration. vened, dniy this time it was. opened up under the Vice-President Dan Haude called the final Smith Administration. Paul Conley,the new Vice- meeting to order and announced that the escort President, called to order the first meeting of the service will no longer be controlled out of the Stu• Smith Administration. The remainder of the se• dent Government offices. The escort services have cond meeting was spent filling open positions on been officially moved to Dana Hall where the Student Government. Nontraditional and Evening Student Ssrvices will The position of second vice-president was put handle the escort operations. up for nominations. Matt Butts, graduate student, Second Vice-President Eric Stephens and ex• and Sharyn Campbell, sophomore A&S, were the ecutive secretary Scott "Gus" Smith each gave per• only two nominees. Campbell was voted as the sonal reports that included thank you's to various new second vice-president by 12'vofces , people and organizations and a few minutes of The executive secretary position - had reflection on the past year. three nominations: Matt Butts, George Czinka, Fry spent ajarge portion of his report talking junior, CAST, and Jason Bryan, junior, educa• about the issues that he would like Student tion. Butts won with 11 representative votes. Government to tackle next year and issues to move Student Government Committee chairpersons forward on. were put up for nomination and voted on. The Fry said he would like to see Student Gover- new chairpersons for each Student Government ment investigate replacing pesticides used on the committee are: Babur Lateef, sophomore, A&S; lawns with organic ones. Constitution and Bylaws Committee, Desiree JIM KL1NGENSM1THTHE JAMBAR Lyonette, junior, education; election committe, "Furthering and developing our graduate pro• Sheila Subramanian, senior, business; Special Pro• Swing that thing! grams, developing a degree in black studies, in• jects and Research Committee; Kristie Babyak, Students enjoyed participating in a variety of games at PAC's creasing facility hours like the library and weight junior, CAST; Discipline Committee, Laura Pesa, 'Fun-in-the-Sun' Tuesday and Wednesday on the front lawns room,con tin uingactivities on campus and pressur• freshman, CAST; Financial Appropriations Com• of Kilcawley Center. ing Ohio's governor to look more seriously and mittee and Pat Billett, sophomore, CAST; Publici• completely, at.wjip.is .appointed to,,the. Board o£. ty Committee. „,v ,. THE JAMBAR JUNE 7, 1991

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KELLI E. LANTERMAN hen I had the choice to write Editor-in-Chief farewell commentary I 1991-92 w wasn't sure if it would be all that appropriate since I won't be Susan Korda graduating until next year. Then I realiz• Copy Editor ed that saying farewell to those people The Jambar who are leaving was well worth a com• 410 Wick Ave. mentary — plus a lot more. Youngstown State University This year's Jambar staff was truly uni• Youngstown, OH 44555 que. Although it's sad to see it disperse, excellent copy editor and a wonderful I truly believe that all that has been friend. I'll miss you. Five-time Associated Collegiate Press A1!-American shared as a staff and as a group of friends FRANK — You are a true journalist. I The Jambar is published two times a week during the fall, winter and spring quarters and will not be forgotten. know you will be a great success. Thanks once a week during the summer session. The views and opinions expressed herein do not I have learned so much from each one for always pushing me to "look it up!" necessarily reflect those on the staff of The Jambar, YSU faculty or administration. Subscrip• of you — Amy, Frank, Laura, Rick, LAURA — I'll miss you next year. All tion rates: $15 per academic year, $16 including the summer quarter: Gary, Mrs. Martindale. Besides all the our "talks" about life were great! I'm go• The Jambar offices are located on the first floor of Kilcawiey West. The office phone number is 742-3094 or 742-3095. journalistic pointers, I've learned what ing to take your advice and tackle the Big being a part of a group that is steadfast Apple! Kefii Lanterman ....Advertising Manager Laura Cavucci .Sales Manager in their journalistic beliefs was all about. RICK — I can credit all my new-found Craig Tomko Darkroom Technician I will miss working with you all; you sports lingo to you. I'll never call them Olga Ziobert ...... Bookkeeper have indeed left a very big impression on the Milwaukee Bruins again! Faith Puskas, Petroula Prikas Compositors my life: GARY — Your compliments and your Maryanne Matysiak Receptionist praise always came at the right time. Carolyn Martlndale Advisor COPYRIGHT C 1991 AMY — Your level-headedness and kindness rubbed off on me. You are an See Farewell, page 6 Voice of the People Organization's publication is neither 'hard' nor 'right' Farewell

Dear Editor: publishers of this ; so-called Carter has made a boundless up your act, become active on Continued from page 4 Oh, how easy it must be to sit "literature" have chosen to contribution to the YSU com• campus and stop criticizing on the sidelines, never attemp• denigrate the accomplishments munity through her numerous those who are trying. However, You made this job such a ting to enact change but con• of many campus groups such as activities, most recently as the because we know that this is pleasure for me. I will miss you stantly criticizing those who do. the Racial Awareness Program, president of the African unlikely, we choose to end this so much. Let us begin by stating that The Jambar, and Students for a American Student Union and as editorial with the following we do not condemn freedom of Healthier Planet, their contribu• a member of The Jambar staff. question: Who will be next on MRS. MARTINDALE — I will speech, yet we do not condone tion to campus has been a pam• Gentlemen, where is your Rhon• your hit list? never forget all the priceless ad• freedom of hate. The Universi• phlet espousing mindless conser• da Carter? Have you attempted vice and guidance you have ty community has been littered vatism bordering on facism. to make a difference on campus given me. You have taught me during the spring quarter by the when it did not fulfill your own Eric Stephens so much about editing and jour• publication of the Hard Right We,would like to pose several self-serving needs? . Second Vice-President nalism. I will miss you very "newsletter." This publication is questions to the authors of this Student Government much. neither "hard" nor is it "right." literary facade: How do you Oh, how easy it must be to sit It is instead a compilation of propose to denounce students on the sidelines never attempting Scott "Gus" Smith TO NEXT YEAR'S STAFF: senseless diatribes, completely having the reputation of Rhon• to enact change but constantly President Elect I'm looking forward to another void of meaning. While the da Carter on the YSU campus? criticizing those who try. Clean Student Government great year.

Schramer, who got me in• terested in it in the first place; Dr. Nelson, the man responsible Continued from page 4 for saving my sanity when it Especially you, Sue. You have came to my senior project; and helped me so much. And more especially Dr. Bowers, my ad• importantly, you make me visor and a woman I totally laugh. And thanks^ Gary, for respect and admire. You're one always encouraging me about of those people^ I wanted to be my writing and my commen• like when I grew up — I still'do. taries (some more than others). I also want to let Dr. Tingley And . Frank, thanks for the know that yours was the most sweatshirt. I'm sorry I wasn't as fun, most interesting literature big of a help this quarter, but class I've ever had. You were my thanks for your encouragement, favorite! And of course there's too. Jennifer, thanks for listen• Dr. Alderman, the most ing so patiently to my ramblings distinguished, professor-looking on theology and the meaning of professor around. Thank you for life. I still need to hear more your incredible patience with about yours. And to the rest of me. you guys — don't you dare And last, but certainly not forget me! least, I want to thank both you, As for the English depart• Mrs. Martindale, and Mr. ment, I don't know what to say. Slovonsky (if he's reading this). My professors and advisors have Both of you have given me so been some of the most caring, much inspiration in the field of intelligent, interesting people I journalism, and you are respon• have ever met. This might sound sible for the change in my con• corny, but I really feel as though centration area. You love your I've been enriched just by sitting work and that love rubbed off and listening to these men and on me. Thanks especially for If you're a college graduate or about to be, we've got women. All of you have inspired opening my mind when it comes some extra credit foryou. It's the Tbyota Class of '91 Financing me. to women and minority issues, Program. Anu it could put you in a new Tbyota with no money And I mean it when I praise Mrs. M. These things are up down and no payments for 90 days. That means you could your caring. I never could have there with the best that I've soon be cruising in any one of our quality cars and trucks. made it through these past two learned in college. Like the all-new affordable Tercel, starting at just $6588* years of struggle and uncertain• Well, I guess this is the end of So hurry and see your Toyota dealer today for all the ty without you. All of you have the last commentary I'll write details. And who knows, this extra credi t could make you a gone the extra mile with me, for my favorite University real roads scholar. 'Hove what you do for m£ and I'll appreciate that forever. newspaper. I hope I haven't I want to give special thanks forgotten anyone. If I did, please ® TOYOTA to all of my professional writing forgive me. Remember, seniors and editing professors — Dr. don't know everything. Toyota of Youngstown 7975 Market Street Award presented |j Youngstown, Ohio _1 Eta Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma presented Jamas A. Cimsti, Assistant PiofcMur of Criminal justice, a

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By Barb Soloman starts talking to Harlan, a man her completely. throughout the movie, which defending themselves. Assistant Entertainment Editor in the bar. When he tries to rape Sarandon plays a woman who shows the good work of both the her in the parking lot, Louise is more serious and knows what actresses and the director Ridley Critics are calling Thelma (Sarandon) comes to her rescue needs to be .done to get the cou• Scott. By the end of the movie the and Louise a knockout, one of and shoots him. From that mo• ple out of the sitiuation. This Thelma and Louise shows a viewer is left with a feeling of the truly great films of the 90's. ment the two of them start liv• whole experience brings up a lot about women's rights and the closeness to both women and supports the decisions they Thelma and Louise stars ing as fugitives, trying to escape part of her past that she is try• justice system when dealing with made. They both risked Geena Davis and Susan Saran- from the police. ing to forget. self-defense in rape cases. At one everything for each other don as best friends who go away Both actresses do a fine job of All throughout the movie point in the movie when the because that's the type of friend• for the weekend on vacation, portraying their characters. each character needs to make women are already in bigger ship they had. but end up fugitives on the run Davis is supposed to be a certain decisions about her life trouble than they bargained for, from the law. housewife whose husband real• and the situation the women are Davis asks if they should turn The adventure begins when ly doesn't care much about her. in. The viewer is left wondering themselves in. Sarandon This movie is definitely a Thelma (Davis) wants to stop at She also lacks common sense, if what the two of them do is responds "Why? All we are now "feel- good" kind of movie. It is a bar for a few drinks on their which adds some comic relief to right or wrong, but they manage are criminals." She says that no one to be sure you see with a best' way. She has her drinks and the film. This adventure changes to keep the view involved one will realize that they were friend. 'Blissfully splendid' album puts School of Fish in class of their own j£ 4&

By JOE DEMAY if you buy it), with "3 Strange Days," Jambar Music Critic a song touted as the best on the album. Again I have to disagree. It is a great "I've watched too many cartoons, in• song to be sure and is one of the album's cluding Quick Draw McGraw," sayd highlights. The demo version of this song School of Fish guitarist Michael Ward. did make its way into the motion picture "When I got my first at the age Reversal of' Fortune starring the of five," he explains, "I smashed it- up, marvelous and Oscar-winning Jeremy expecting to have a new one in the next Irons. scene." It's this kind of warped sense of "King of the Dollar," however, is a reality that makes School of Fish what rage that is the jewel set smack dab in they are— the most innovative and the middle of the disc. From its beginn• creative "alternative." (I do hate labels ing wail of "one, two, one, two, three, so) band in quite some time. four," to the final pick of the guitar Now just about everyone has com• strings, it grabs the listener's full atten• pared the group's self-titled debut album tion, shakes it til it's spent and exhausted. to the "great alternative gods" R.E.M. It leaves the listener with just enough I myself am having a bit of trouble with energy to hit the rewind butkm to play this. I will admit they are like R.E.M. it again and start the whole vicious cy• (whom I adore) in one way; they're tur• cle over again. ning against the tide, forging a sound The rest of the album doesn't drop off that's all their own and challenging both either, with most of the songs being no critics' and listeners' ideas about what is less than half a notch below these two progressive and what isn't. But School of gems. "Deep End," "Wrong" and "Rose Fish are in a class by themselves and are Coloured Glasses" are driving, grooving quite capable of doing well on their own. tracks with down and dirty . Back to my point, though- this "Speechless" and "Fell" are just two blissfully splendid album. Find a flaw, examples of the slower but not less grip• I dare you. The guitars kick, the rhythms ping songs on the album. The Fish find drive, and the lyrics flow like romantic it more interesting and more challenging verse. These lads can do no wrong. Just to play slower. This doesn't mean they to prove my point, the Fish even use a fill the album or their live set with drum box on a few songs and guess what- ballads; they just prefer not to flail away -that works, too; like maniacs on every song as some of Now don't be thrown; this isn't their contemporaries do. another synthetic-sounding band like Bands come and go on the music EMF or Jesus Jones. They have a hard scene, but School Of Fish show they have edge that shows through on every track. the talent to stick around for the dura• The Fish originally began with only tion, not only on the alternative scene but two fish: guitarists Ward and Josh, possibly on the pop charts as well. Clayton-Felt. They added that drum Hopefully they will continue to play machine as the third member early on quality music and push what one "alter• and ears began perking up. Only after a native god" (Peter Buck of R.E.M.) calls major label record deal seemed immi• the "acceptable edge of the unaccpetable nent did they add bassist Dominic Nar- stuff* further than any group or person Debut album: The debut album from the latest alternative rock band, School of dini and drummer M.P. has in quite.a while.. ,, Fish, is due out soon in record stores. . The album opens, kind of (you'll see JUNE 7, 1991 THE JAMBAR Movie Review Only the Lonely, Soapdish mix comedy with melodrama By M.R. WALKER in her eyes a hint of anyone but the the Oedipus Rex syndrome. The laugh at this farcical illumination of Jambar Film Critic character she played. She is exceptionally movie is an elaborate parody about daytime, soaps. convincing as the domineering mother. daytime soap operas and is done in For the soap opera watcher. . Oniy The Lonely I hope she doesn't go into hiding for the style of those '60s comedy- . excellent another 20 years, but continues to exer• In Only the Lonely John Candy, a romances with a '90s perspective. For the non-soap opera watcher. cise her ability to move the audience with City cop, finds romance with a . . fair such spectacular performances as this I found the irony of Sally Field and mortician's daughter, Ally Sheedy, and one. the character she plays, Celest finds himself fighting an in-ternal battle Talbert, the award-winning soap- between his obligations to his mother, This delightful movie makes us laugh and empathize about relationships with opera star, to be amusing. RATINGS Maureen O'Hara, and the pressure of excellent. . .cash in your stocks to committing to his new-found love. Mom. If you're looking for a comedy, The script is insane as it rides on the edge of absurdity and then falls go see it. Candy really acts, mastering the art of this movie isn't going to make your ribs comedy and drama, creating a genuine ache. However, if you're in the mood for into it head first. The film offers the good. . -good, if the company is character. Sheedy does a superb job a moving romance with a strong cast that audience a laugh every minute, to the right. bringing to life the personality of a cor• allows you to smile, this is your point of being annoying. Soapdish fair.. .only worth a matinee price or good pse cosmetician. movie. Vz seems to be desperately greedy for an expensive video rental, An unadvertised Anthony Quinn pro• laughs. poor. . .go only on a dare. . Soapdish ves his eloquence and adds another fine Are you a soap opera junkie? If so, detestable.. .plan a coup d'etat to performance to his prestigious acting The plot is typical of an everyday this movie is a must see. It'll be fun overthrow the cinema career. What an adorable character he soap, tangled with love, jealousy, to laugh at your addiction to the plays! revenge, power struggle and all the melodramatic. If you hate soap Ah! Now to O'Hara. I never once saw. emotions of melodrama — watch for operas with a passion, you'll love to Styx makes summer concert stop at Pittsburgh in June PITTSBURGH — Tickets are emerged with some new ideas- 10 singles. Songs like "Babe," also the Station Square exit. now on sale for the Styx concert injecting a fresh, vital note into "The Best of Times," "Lady" features the strong, driving June 18 at the I.C. Light Am• their music. and "Mr. Roboto" have given sound that helped make Styx one This will lead you along the Monongahela River. The I.C. phitheatre in Pittsburgh. Styx is comprised of four Styx five Top 10 albums. of the biggest concert draws Light Amphitheatre is on the left original members: lead Edge of the Century,while ever. The album reinforces what The show starts at 7:30. located besides the Sheraton singer/keyboardist Dennis not a concept album in the sense Styx fans have known all along- Tickets for the orchestra section Hotel. 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Dove knows football and scheduling By MICHAEL YONKURA AA) teams going into con• Staff Reporter Division II team) as well." ferences, it's become tougher for "We schedule them (Edin• us to find opponents because six boro) because they're a good Many people will praise or or seven of their games are Division II school and because of criticize YSU's football schedule already taken," said Dove. the local interest for this game," for one reason or another. But "Teams like James Madison said Dove as the reason for play• for Bob Dove, football coach and Western Kentucky, who ing the Fighting Scots. . emeritus, putting that schedule would be playing us in the next together is" a long and complex couple of years, are now in the Despite two Division II task. air because they're jumping in• schools on the 1991 schedule, Dove, assistant to the athletic to conferences," he said. YSU will also be playing three- time defending I-AA champion director, has literally made foot- "We would have to advertise Georgia Southern. .ball his lifeblood. in the NCAA News and talk to After graduating from a lot of other schools," said Dove Getting that game, said Dove, Youngstown South High School about replacing teams that drop should actually be credited to and Notre Dame, where he was off YSU's schedule. YSU Athletic Director Joe Malmisur. an Ail-American offensive Although Dove has received lineman, he played professional• offers to play teams like Central "They promised us a football ly for three different teams from Florida and Montana, he game after we played them in 1946 to 1954. generally likes to get opponents baseball," said Dove. After his playing career end• within 500 miles of YSU. "(Malmisur) just held them to that at last year's NCAA Con• ed, he coached at both the col• "We also want to get as much vention." lege and pro levels before com• of a geographic balance in play• ing to YSU in 1969. He retired ing teams east, west and south Overall, it is Dove's Job to as a full-time coach in 1986, of us," said Dove. shape the 11-game schedule. having worked under every head Playing a team that is not "It's tough for us being an in• football coach YSU has had. Division I-AA is not a big factor dependent to schedule," said Now, as th§ftBS$n in charge of said Dove. Dove. "But the job does get getting ^chooisj^play YSU, "We would love to play more done." Dove said he has found a new (Division I-A) teams, especially The results of Dove's hard MABYANNE MATYSIAK/THE JAMBAR—FILE PHOTO challenge, particularly in the the Mid-American Conference," work begin Sept, 7 when YSU last couple of years. said Dove. "We'd also like to hosts Edinboro at Stambaugh Morning Dove: YSU's Bob Dove has helped the football team with "With so many (Division I- continue playing Edinboro (a Stadium. scheduling through the years. Dove is a former Notre Dame Afl- American. He later coached at YSU. Tread well gets prepared for new duties this season GOOD-BYE I am ending my over By APRIL BOTT Staff Reporter head coach," said Treadwell who has work• the field this season with experience to back three-year working rela• ed with Penguin Head Coach Jim Tressel for them. tionship with The Jambar the past six seasons. Andre Ballinger and Herb Williams will effective today. In leaving For Don Treadwell, YSU football's Prior to their positioning on the YSU staff, head up the list of returnees on the receiv• I would like to thank some receiving coach, taking over the job of of• Treadwell had the opportunity to play ing corps as Ray Isaac will provide game- people for their help. fensive coordinator presents him with the under Tressel at Miami (Ohio). day experience again at the quarterback slot. In the athletic depart• opportunity to continue strengthening the Treadwell said he is positive about Gone will be running back Archie Herr• ment they are all the Penguin offense. TresseFs input into the team's offense. ing, who received this year's Vindicator YSU coaches and secretaries. Treadwell, who coached at North "He takes time to work with the players," Male Athlete of the Year award, and wide There is also Joe Malmisur, Carolina State and the University of Dayton said Treadwell of Tressel. "He is also a very receiver Ray Ellington. Pauline Saternow, Greg before coming to YSU six years ago, takes good quarterback coach and continues to Looking toward this fall season, Gulas, and other admin- over the helm of offensive coordinator this work the nuts and bolts of the signal callers." Treadwell is "cautiously optimistic." Depth sitrators who have been ex• season. He is replacing Jim Bollman who left As far as his own control over the offense, is always a concern he said, but he is confi• tremely helpful. I haven't for a coaching position at the University of Treadwell said he believes a balance of dent that the program will be effective forgotten John, Holly, Virginia. power is necessary for a successful program. because the players work hard at all levels Missy, Erin, and Gretchen. "(My position) is to be an extension of the "I have the nod to a degree, but the head of their play. I'd also like to thank man always makes the final decision," said Hew players, red-shirted returnees, and Bassam Deeb who does a Treadwell. walk-ons will also aid the team's strength great job and all the Treadwell File Treadwell said he doesn't look to make and depth said Treadwell. wonderful people at News Don Treadwell is set to begin his sixth any major changes in this season's offensive "We have a good track record with walk- Service including Heidi, season at YSU as an assistant coach. strategy. "If it isn't broken, don't fix it," he ons and encourage athletes to try out," he Working at The Jambar Treadwell is a native of Oberlin and at• said referring to the offense's past success. said. wouldn't have been tended Miami (Ohio) University. During He believes the team will accent balance Treadwell, as well as the rest of the team's bearable if not for the his time at Miami, Treadwell set most of between a ground and an aerial attack and coaching staff, believes that open lines of wonderful people I worked the receiving records. will incorporate plays pertinent to each communication between staff and the with. You all have been a After graduating in 1983, he signed as' game-day situation. athletes are very important to the program. joy. Those three plus years a free agent with the Cleveland Browns. One key to continued success of the This season, YSU will get the opportuni• went by fast. Just before the season, Treadwell left Penguin's offense is the return of a number ty to play defending Division I-AA cham• Here's to you Timmy L., the Browns camp and became an assis• of players. pion Georgia Southern as part of a new two- J.C., Millie, Brian J., tant at Miami (Ohio). He was also an "We have some key personnel back who year contract with them. Treadwell said Kling, Butch, Okie, and assistant at North Carolina State and the will continue to rise to the occasion," he that the excitement of this contest will build Frank "Laimbeer" Melillo. University of Dayton before coming to said. up team morale. RICK GEORGE YSU. Treadwell has running tbacks Tamron "We are happy to play them (Georgia Sports Editor Smith and Leo Hawkins fipth returning ,to. .Southern)," said Tread well.. JUNE 7, 1991 THE J A MBA R 9

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YSU baseball player Chris played centerfield for the During her last two seasons, Durkin signed with the Penguins this past season. she had a pitching record of New manager Jim Essian has Houston Astros earlier this SOFTBALL — Lesly 30-4 while hitting .440 injected some spirit in the week after getting drafted in Molaskey of Poland High FOOTBALL — Season Chicago clubhouse. If he cou.d the third round on Monday. School signed a letter of intent tickets for this upcoming get another pitcher and keep up Rick the spirit, the Cubs may catch Durkin is to report to the to play softball atYSU. season can now be purchased. the Pirates. Astros' Class A farm team next Molaskey has two no-hittefs Reserved seats will cost $36 George week. and four one-hitters during her while general admission will Right now, the Pirates are Durkin, who is a graduate senior year. In 1990, she was be $18. A tailgate pass for the humming on all cylinders like a of Youngstown Chaney High, selected second team All-Ohio. entire season will cost $50. brand new Corvette. Hopefully for the Pirates fans that Corvet'.e doesn't blow a gasket. (his is my last commentary Pittsburgh has the best batting as sports editor and the order in the National League Pittsburgh Pirates fans with guys like Bobby BonihV, have brought me to my knees. Bobby Bonds, Jay Bell, Ancy After the Pirates recent surge, Van Slyke, Jeff King, and Mitt h I beg mercy and will admit the Webster. (Hey Cleveland fan., Pirates will win their division. you let another one get away 1 Well, they should win the divi• Webster.) sion. Maybe. Van Slyke's may not be hi - The only team that may catch ting the ball like he has in tie them under the right cir• past, but he is a gem on defen- e cumstances is the Chicago Cubs. and on the basepaths. He's i Save I don't mean if the moon is in prime time player and will con• the same place as the sun. I nect when the chips are dowr. mean if the Cubs trade for After a horrible start, Doi i another starting pitcher. Drabek looks like he is pitchir ; on the entire stock I still believe the Cubs hitting better. Drabek's drought did n» t will improve over the summer. hurt the Pirates that much du - of YSU emblematic A lineup with Ryne Sandberg, ing April because of the splend 1 -Shawon Dunston, George Bell, pitching of Vicente Palacic . clothing at the Andre Dawson and Mark Grace Palacios pitched a great mont 1 will eventually erupt like Mt. St. and picked up the slack. Helen's. The question is, have tl > The pitching staff is holding Pirates peaked too early? T Kilcawley Center. the Cubs back. only way to find out is to lo. ; Chicago needs to make a at the standings come August . trade and get another quality Pirates fans should rememb> r starter like Dennis Martinez, one thing. I may have given tl e Greg Swindell or Tom Candiot- Pirates the kiss of death by pick• ti. Remember the last time the ing them to win the division. Cubs made a mid-season trade We'll just have to wait ani with Cleveland for a pitcher? see.

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