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Charles Mr. Charles All Features 124 South Alien Monday and Friday Til 8:30 Pin 228 East College Avenue Monday Thru Friday Til 8:30 Pm (Available at the HUB Desk) The Daily Collegian Friday, December 2, 1977 Four Lions named WBC bends rules for Ali; Norton angry but helpless to All-East team MADRID (AP) The World Boxing Norton was angry with the decision, Thursday the but not surprised, saying he knew the NEWYORK (AP) Athletes from offensive selections Cotincil sanctioned Second team February 15 bout rules would be bent for Ali. Pitt, Penn State, Temple and tight end Steve of betweem Muhammad included Gaustad Ali and Leon Spinks as a heavyweight "What can I do? I have to abide by the Villanova have been awarded 18 Pitt; receivers Jimmy Cefalo of wide title but rules ...I think it's a places on Associated match, stipulated' that both compromise and its The Press All- Penn State; Steve Watson ofTemple; fighters agree by a compromise I have to accept," he East college team for 1977. must Jan. 5 to meet top said. football guard Ken Zunic of Villanova; and contender .Ken Norton. "I think Ali is taking advantage of Penn State and Pitt running back Vince his dominated Villanova If Ali, the champion, and his young position and who he is. I can't blame a Pennsylvania's contribution to the Thompson. - opponent sign agreement for man for that. He's lots for boxing, AP All-East first Pitt selections don't the done team, with Second team defensive the winner of the fight to meet Norton which I think is obvious, and I think contributing six players and. Penn Pitt linebacker Al Chesley; included with six months, then Norton would be- people are afraid of him. He makes his State four. and backs Neil Hutton of Penn State own rules." On team were Penn State come champion on Jan. 6. the first and J.C. Wilson of Pitt. AR had promised tight end Mickey a senior to fight the winner of While he doesn't believe Ali will lose Shuler, A total of 14 players, includingfive the "elimination match" between the decision from Enola; Pitt wide receiver three from the popularity, Norton said will from Penn State and Norton and Jimmy Young in Las Vegas cause the public realize that Ali is Gordon Jones, a junior from North University of Pennsylvania, were to try- earlier this month. Young, was ing to avoid him. Versailles; and tackles Matt Carroll, selected for honorable mention. who being cheered on by Ali, a close "It's another in a Pitt junior from Norwood; Penn Those given honorable mention on lost obstacle the life ofKen junior.Keith Allen- decision to Norton. Ali has beaten Norton," he said. "It's obvious that the State Dorney of offense included Temple guard Bob twice and Pitt center Tom a Norton in close contests and lost guy is ducking me." town; Brzoza, Brewer; Pitt quarterback Matt once. senior from New Castle. Cavanaugh; Penn State quarterback "It will show the public that the WBC team Norton wants a crack at Ali as as a group makes statements but they First defensive selection Chuck Fusina; Temple running back champion, and Pitt end Hugh a back Thursday's decision don't abide by their own rules. included Green, Anthony Anderson; running raised the possibility that he might be freshman from Natchez, Miss.; of Penn State; running "Right now I think I'm the best Steve. Geise thwarted, should Spinks win. tackle Randy Holloway, a Pitt senior hack Denis Grosvenor from the heavyweight but now it looks like I won't from middle guard Randy Contracts for the fight between Norton Sharon; University of Pennsylvania; Penn and the Ali-Spinks winner will have to be get a chance to prove itfor another six to a Penn State senior from Suhey; and Sidler, State running back Matt signed by April 7 under WBC rules, and eight months at least," he said. Danville; linebacker Rick Don- Pitt running back Elliott Walker. the fight would be within Ali was not immediately a State sophomorefrom scheduled available for aldson, Penn Honorable mention on defense another 90 days. comment. Dunkirk, N.Y.; and back Bob Jury, a included tackles Bruce Clark and SANTA'S ORIGINAL SANDWICH Pitt senior from Library. Matt Millen ofPenn State; linebacker Is Jolly Jumbo a Ho-Ho-Hoagie. So, now you know! 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