Here's DU wrestlers let one slip away ZSacp! PfMaiteo Kubalic. Brasco was awarded the record to 19-8. Other winners for Duquesne: what I 77ie Duquesne Duke victory with :04 remaining in the The match saw momentum Nick Maravich (126 lbs.) final period, running his record sway several times, but Duquesne defeated Dave Brown, 3-2, to im- The Duquesne Dukes' wres- to 25-5. was unable to overcome its 118 prove to 14-8; Tom Dasta (hvy.) tling 'cam out-grappled Slippery Co-captain Joe Kijowski (158 lbs. forfeit, placing it in an imme- overcame at 1-0 deficit at the end think Rock University Tuesday, but lbs.) brutalized Janor Bestwick, diate 6-0 hole. Despite winning of two periods to defeat Aaron •The Penguins are lost the hard-fought match, 24- five of nine matches Tuesday, the Armer, evening his record at 13- the best team in the NHL, with or pinning him at the 2:44 mark of 23. The Rock survived four lead one-point loss drops Duquesne 13. without Mario Lemieux. There is the first period. Bestwick was changes despite being twice to 7-11 for the season. no doubt that Lemieux is the nearly pinned twice earlier in the pinned and losing a third match team's (and the league's) best match before succumbing to to a technical fall (a 15-point player, but the Pens have at least Kijowski's relentless pressure. lead). three players that would be the Kijowski improved his record to Jim Brasco (167 lbs.) out- best on most NHL teams in Kevin 23-8. wrestled, out-maneuvered and Stevens, Rick Tocchet and Freshman Tim Rohaley (134 out-thought Kevin Kubalic, lbs.) stunned Mark Feiss and Jaromir Jagr. defeating him 20-5 for the techni- •Rachel Shuster, in a Feb. 18 pinned him at 2:36 in the first cal. Brasco scored nine two- point commentary about sports period. After being dominated take downs (four in the final magazines' swimsuit editions, early by Feiss and trailing 6-3, period), as well as two two-point Rohaley took advantage of Feiss' said, "I don't believe these swim- reversals, securing the victory. suit 'previews' belong in sports over-aggressive tactics. Rohaley The faster Brasco immediately magazines." Well Rachel, could caught an off-balanced Feiss out conceded one-point escapes to of position, reversed his momen- you possibly be just a bit tiffed Kubalic after each take down, al- tum and put the blades to the mat. that you might not look quite as lowing Brasco to re-drop Rohaley, who has won four of his attractive as Vcndcla did on the last five matches, improved his By SmH*n Savov Sports Illustrated cover? Freshman Nick Maravich (126 lbs.) gets an arm-bar hold on a SRU wrestler. 'Heavy-weight boxing champ from the field than the Titans but Riddock Bowe is head and had 20 fewer foul shot attempts Dayton flies by shoulders above any other boxers Titans and were thus outscored 17-5 at at this point. Other than maybe the charity stripe. Mike Tyson, Bowe will beat all "That's the difference between hobbled Lady Dukes challengers, including Evander topple DU, winning and losing games," Du- John Bcmdi __ Holyfield, Tommy Morrison and quesne coach John Carroll said. The Lady Dukes lost this game Tlie Duquesne Duke yes, Lennox Lewis. Unless his 73-70 Junior center Derrick Alston the same way they have suffered success gets to his head and he led all scorers with 30 points and most of the previous defeats, due The beaten and battered Lady becomes lazy (like Buster all rebounders with 10 boards. It to injuries and the other team's Qwrge tBaua Dukes limped into Dayton, Ohio, Douglas), Bowe will remain was Alston's second consecutive foul shooting. The Lady Dukes last Saturday and hobbled out of had only eight players see action. champ for a long time. "double-double" game and his the Arena •The Penguins will three-peat 11th of the season. Kris Sebastian, who has a After defeating Loyola (111.) victims of yet another defeat, as Stanley Cup champs regard- The Dukes used only seven sprained ankle, and Chris less of whether Lemieux is heal- Feb. 18, the Duquesne Dukes losing to the Lady Flyers, 69-45. Chandler, suffering from a stress players in the game as reserves visited Detroit-Mercy Saturday This loss drops the ailing Lady thy. Niksa Tarlc and Miles Powers fracture, played hurt. •A tip to Fantasy with the hope of climbing in the Dukes to a dismal 7-15. < See Lad It* 11) Midwestern Collegiate Con- were out with injuries. owners: Pick Jeff King as a utility The loss comes after a 79-71 ference (MCC) standings. infielder for two reasons. 1) You triumph against Loyola. In that It seemed as if Duquesne can use him at first, second or game, Alston led all scorers and would win consecutive games for third base. 2) He can't do any rebounders also with 28 points the first time since December, worse than he has been. and 12 rebounds, but it was a sub- but a scoring drought at the end •Vendela did look good on stitute that had a dramatic impact of the game prevented it. The that SI cover, didn't she? on the game for the Dukes. Dukes, who led 70-67 at the 4:33 'Considering most of the Senior forward Keith English tal- talented teams in the National mark, lost 73-70, dropping their overall record to 9-13 and their lied 14 points, including seven League will be in the West this unanswered in the first half. season, the Pirates may not have MCC record to 3-8. Duquesne shot better percent- English came off the bench with as bad a year as most people the Dukes trailing 14-12 and ages from the free throw line and think. At worst, they'll finish single-handedly gave them a 19- fourth; most likely they'll finish 14 lead that Duquesne never second or third, with a break or relinquished. two they may even "four-peat." "He did a good job," Carroll •After tonight's game at Notre said. D«mc, the Dukes will be home Although the Dukes won, a far the last three games of the successful streak ended for the Mason. Come out and support team. The Dukes had made at your team. Saturday, cross-state least one three-point shot in 91 foe LaSallc visits Palumbo at 8 consecutive games, dating back •NEXT WEEK: A look at to Jan. 1990, but were 0-6 in last March Madness and how things Thursday's game. Carroll didn't will shape up for the teams vying seem to mind. for an NCAA Tournament berth. "As long as we win, records llMilBM George Nieman Derrick Alston like that don't mean a lot to me." Freshman cantor Toby Metoyer gets mauled by a defender In a recent gama.