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Monday. May 5, "75.^ I close Volum. 58 NumtwnJ Pag. 2/Tho BG Newt, Monday, May S, 197S Orange tops Brown in dull contest

By Dick Reel second quarter, the Orange took possession and marched 56 Sports Editor yards in 14 plays for a score. FULLBACK TONY Venditti went over from the one-yard The Falcon football squad staged its annual spring game stripe with 5:26 left to play before intermission. A few last Saturday at Doyt L Perry Field If you failed to see it. minutes later, safety Art Thompson picked off a pass by you didn't miss much. Brown quarterback Mark Miller, and Booth went to work. In a contest that provided about as much excitement as a Booth was successful on three straight passes to start the Tuesday night at the library, the Orange team topped the drive-two to John Boles and one to Chuck Lindsey Booth Brown unit, 21-7. then shifted to wide receiver for a play, and caught a five- A sparse crowd that numbered somewhere between 500 yard pass from Bill Eyssen. A 15-yard face mask penalty by and 1000 turned out to watch the BG gridders bang heads the Brown squad on the play moved the ball to the 17-yard with each other line. Moving back to quarterback. Booth completed two more NEVERTHELESS, IT was a game, and Falcon head passes Dave Preston then took a bad pitch from him and coach Don Nehlen, with 31 lettermen and 14 starters turned it into a five-yard score with only 17 seconds returning next fall, did find some good points about the remaining in the half. battle "I thought Booth looked good." Nehlen said "He played "I thought it was a pretty decent spring game," he said very well." "It won't win any medals, but I don't know how many spring Miller, first-team quarterback who guided the losing games would. Brown squad, had his troubles He completed only four of 18 "I thought the players showed good spirit." he added passes for 50 yards. "They really went after each other well." "Mark didn't have a good game." Nehlen said "But you Behind the strength of quarterback Mike Booth, the can't expect him to do good when (Alex) Prosak and (Dsve) Orange team coasted to a 14-0 halftime cushion. Brown and (Corey I Cunningham are on top of you all day After freshman tailback Marcus Johnson, playing for the Those three front Orange guvs reallv put pressure on Brown team, fumbled on the Orange 40-yard line in the Miller." ALTHOUGH THE ORANGE defense constantly harrassed Miller, the Brown running backs did find room to Captains selected rack up a total of 239 yards on the ground Fullback Dan Saleet was the big gun, picking up 125 yards in 23 carries Johnson added 87 yards in 25 attempts, but he For the first time in BG all-Mid-American Confe- fumbled twice, once on the Orange two-yard line football history, the Falcons rence football team last sea Venditti. who had 59 yards in 16 carries for the Orange will have a pair of captains son unit, added a touchdown in the fourth quarter to complete from the same high school the day's scoring activities next season. "I KNOW THE team has Preston, the nation's fifth leading rusher and scorer last Massillon Washington selected some great leaders fall, finished the day with 115 yards in 16 attempts High School graduates Art for next season." head coach After the game. Nehlen commented on his team's Thompson and Steve Studer. Don Nehlen said. "Both Art performance throughout the spring both seniors next year, were and Steve are proven talents elected captains by the on the football field and "I DON'T KNOW if we'll win one game, five games or ten players. were leaders on our team as games." he said, "but these kids are fun to coach. Thompson, a 5-10, 175- juniors Steve also has the "I was very pleased with our spring I thought the kids pound defensive back, and knack of keeping football gave an honest day's work all the time." Nehlen continued. Studer, a 6-0 240-pound fun With them as leaders, "Watching from the stands, it's very evident that these kids offensive center, were both we will be a loose football are thick. By this I mean together." The emotion and second-team choices on the team next fall." enthusiasm could easily be seen." Miko Booth (16) confers with coach Rogor Morb.

Defense helped the Orange squad to a 21-7 victory in last Saturday's spring football game. At the left, tackle Alex Prosak (60) pressures quarterback Mark Miller. At the right, cornerback Tom Moriarty (44) makes a determined effort to stop Dan Saleet (45). (Newsphotos by Michael Passarello) Moy 5, 1975, Th« M Nmn/Nf* 3

" Lin.backer Cliff Carp«nl.r (46) chain Mark Millar (IS).

Newsphotos by Michael Passarello and Stephen A. Donnelly.

Don SoUot (45), John Obrocfc (76) and Mik. Obrovac (79) tak. it oaty en tha b.nch. Pag* 4/Th. SO N.w», Monday, May 5, 197S David Fandray Aerosmith rising to the top

By David Faadray even in the days when the Bad Company in 1974 This list with the release of its metal rock still can produce its own. Beatles, Stones, and year. I think, will be the latest lp. "Toys In the the excitement that it did It is simple and direct: The death of rock and roll Animals were putting out year that Aerosmith will Attic." when this form was first totally lacking any attempt has been eulogised the so-called classics, there similarly rise to the top. At I.ike "Get Your Wings" developing. - to be subtle or inventive But continually in the course of were just as many bands least. 1975 is the year that before it, this is a Side two. unfortunately, is this is what Kiss is about. the last two or three years. (Freddy and the Dreamers this -based band mass of seething rock and something of a letdown. The band members say that People complain about the are a good example) putting deserves to receive a show roll energy. There is one hard rocker rock has become too lack of enthusiasm, the lack out fast-selling trash. of popularity equal to its Side one is a particularly called "No More. No More" complex and meaningful of imagination, the It seems, then, that the musical abilities. potent showcase of just how surrounded by three So, like Aerosmith, Kiss dependence on hackneyed state of rock today is not so So far. the year has gone good a rock band Aerosmith surprisingly dull songs has cut its music to the gimmicks; the list goes on. different from what it was a well for the group. As usual, is. Drawing its strength These less eiciting bones. "Dressed To Kill" is The validity of much of decade ago. The good can it has been selling out its from Steven Tyler's brash, numbers seem terribly slow full of the spirit and drive this criticism cannot be still be found alongside the concerts throughout its rock and roll punk vocals and ponderous in a "Smoke that originally attracted me denied. There is a very large bad. And, fortunately, the primary stomping ground, and the heavy crunch of Joe On the Water' sense to Aerosmith. The album is number of very bad good usually manages to the Midwest In addition, the Perry and Brad Whitford's I found, however, that I a delight in its sheer musicians making their survive and sometimes even band's second album, "Get guitars, the material on this reacted similarly to several exercise of Chuck Berry-like presence felt on the charts flourish. Your Wings", has finally half of the record stomps, cuts on "Get Your Wings" simplicity and enthusiasm. these days. gone gold. bomps and grinds the first few times I heard Given another year to What is often forgotten, SUCH WAS the case with Aerosmith has added one THESE SONGS offer them. They eventually develop. Kiss stands a good however, is the fact that in 1973 and more accomplishment to its ample proof that heavy proved to be quite good, and shot at taking the title of the I expect that the cuts on side band of 1976 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau two of "Toys" will sound • • • better after repeated is a strange listenings. KVK60TA • • • name for a band, and mite A wxe me UHOU NEW LIFE "31oody Well Right" is a VERY war LAST ORPHAN BABY AHEAP OF YOU-A NEW Much to my surprise. strange-sounding record YOONbLADY. OUT OF VIETNAM- FAMILY, A NEW HOME. YES, Wee AI/6A/L'" Aerosmith may soon be However, "Bloody Well YOUKNOU YEAH. ANP AN mmrnr AND PROBABLY EVEN AVEPYLUCKY UHAT MNP facing some stiff Right." a single drawn from THAT, DEM? YEAH SYMBOL OF HOPE YEAH, SOMEPRETTYNEW Y0UN6LADY! OF NAME IS competition from another I we me Feu man i YeAH NAME LIKE LIKE. -AS/dAlL"? I THATRXA Supertramp's "Crime Of the A8I6AII! I o iimvicnMX East Coast band. New Century" album, is ■ York's Kiss currently crawling up the A year ago. when this charts in this country. bunch of clown-faced, fire- breathing rockers first THE ALBUM itself emerged on the Casablanca sounds very much like the label, few people look them single Supertramp is an seriously. English band in the Genesis- ry\\Qii otof* Their whole package tradition, and all of seemed like nothing more the music on "Crime Of the than a slick attempt to Century" has the same capitalize on America's characteristics that mark Save that ol' News! growing demand for ever the single drawn from it. more dazzling rock and roll The vocals sound BARBERSHOP shows somewhat eccentric in a fifr&'£® very English sense. The WHAT KISS' detractors songs take a similarly SPECTACULAR ignored, however, was the English point of view in fact that the band and its their skewed and humorous Bowling Green State University label and management did treatment of life And. Featuring take the whole thing finally, the overall sound of BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS seriously Thus, after a year the album has that very of continual touring, the dense, highly orchestral feel IN NATURAL LIVING COLOR band has attracted a sizable created by the heavy use of MAUMEE VALLEY SEAWAY COMMANDERS following. various keyboard Maumee. Ohio More importantly, instruments. SEAWAY CITY CHAPTER, SWEET ADELINES, IHC. however, the time spent on In comparison to Genesis $ the road has given the band and Strawbs. Supertramp Toledo, Ohio a chance to come to terms fares favorably. The band is 1973-1974 Johnny AppJtiMd District Champions with its music. neither as clever as Genesis CASCADECHORDSMEH,Eiyna Oho Kiss' first two had nor as complex as the 1975-1976 Johnny Apohneed District Champions some high points, but they Strawbs. but it is relatively mostly seemed like nothing original in its writing and FOUR-M-LEOON COMPLETE1 more material designed to arrangements And the 1973-1974 Johnny Applsieed District Champion Quartet WITH merely complement the band's musicians all turn in LMLKHTERS THIS AD Kiss stage show. "Dressed performances pleasing To Kill." the band's third enough to make this a good 1974-1975 Johnny Appletetd District Champion Quartet Plui 50c Handling album, however, stands on album. . GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT Chorg* 1971-1972 International Champions A Ren ulu r Masttr of Ceremonies S 20. OO BUMPUS-DAHMS APTS. Robert Johnson - Director of Music Education Value.' (across from Harshman Dorm) And Services S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. ONE 8x10 NATURAL LIVING COLOR PORTRAIT 121-131 STATE STREET Grand Ballroom University Union Mino'i muil be accompanied by a porenl Only on* advertised oHer per iwb|«ct and one per family every three month* Grou Ideal location to campus 8:00 P.M. - Admission'2.00 II 00 .ilra PRESENT THIS AD TO OUR PHOTOGRAPHER 2 BDRM. UNITS FOR TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT UNI- TUESDAY MAY 6 - HOURS: 1-8 p.m. 3-4 STUDENTS VERSITY UNION 1-5 P.M. MAY 7-8-9-10- We pay utilities plus cablevision excluding electric, AT which tenant pays ($7-9 monthly average bill.) 12-13-14 AND AT THE DOOR MAY 14. HOWARD JOHNSONS TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT JON- NOW LEASING STON HALL ANYTIME FROM 8:30 P.M.- BOWLING GREEN, OHIO FOR SUMMER & FALL 11:30 P.M. AND 1 P.M.-4 P.M. BRING GRANDPARENTS IN FOR A Call for appointment nil 8.10 COLOR PORTRAIT OF THEM 352-4671 Monday. May 5, 197S, Th. BG News Page 5 This week's television

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On the last turn, with Eps won the champion- only a straightaway to ship race by eight-tenths victory, the Kappa Sig of a second. car skidded into a lane It was the eleventh marker and they saw year in a row that the Sig their hopes for victory Eps won and the fourth smashed like the offen- year in a row that they ding marker faced Kappa Sigs in the Race officials held a finals hurried conference, then Kappa Sigma led from prepared to announce the In the sorority finals, the beginning, but the results to a silent, expec- the Gamma Phi Betas crowd held its breath as tant crowd beat the Alpha Chi the Sig Eps slowly Due to the Kappa Sig Omegas for the cham- gained on the leaders. lane violation, the Sig pionship. Page- 8/The BG N.w., Monday, May 5, 1975 New 'Miss BGSU' crowned

Pamela Hopton (right) was crowned the new "Miu BGSU" latt Saturday night at tho Grand Ballroom, Union. Tho Mnior pond with hor court (abovo) BG pageant cftor drying hor tears. (Nowtphoto by Michaol Passarello) Town opposes coal dock project

BURL1NC.TON, Ohio letter his wife had handed ing Col Scott Smith, head of missioners have imposed a the little Dove Christian that the Corps ol (engineers, (API When Mac Hall and him "It's from our the Corps' Huntington dis- 12-ton limit on a short Church at Lenore. W.Va. in its March 3 preliminary his family moved here back attorney." he said. "It's trict, to reject the proposal stretch of access road that Hall won't discuss his job nevironmental assessment - in 1967. they thought they about our community His decision is expected companies had hoped to use situation but James Joy. the received by Joy last Wed- had led the rumble ot coal group " sometime in August. in traveling to Burlington vice chairman of the group nesday-had said: "There trucks behind them in However, the Corps has and a zoology professor at are no known historical or southern West Virginia THE ATTORNEY is already issued a preliminary VIGLIANCO estimated he Marshall University, said it archaeological sites in the But the road that passes Michael Tousey of environmental assessment will have sunk as much as stemmed from Hall's area that may be adversely through this peaceful Ohio Columbus, a specialist in of the situation and has fined $300,000 into the project by involvement in the coal dock affected by the project." River community soon may environmental law The Viglianco $1,000 for failing to the time the dock and tipple dispute be filled with the sounds of group is the Burlington get permission to begin are completed. The report also termed the massive. 40-ton carriers Preservation Organization, building the dock Meanwhile back at the JOY AND his family live Burlington an "industrial Mac and Sally Hall don't formed about six weeks ago "We didn't know what was Hall residence. Mac had in a 155-year-old brick house area" and concluded: "The relish that prospect and to fight the coal loading dock going on until the fine was been to Ironton. job hunting. only about 15 feet from facility will provide a more neither do many of their and tipple built on the river announced." said Hall, "I was notified after all where the pareJe of trucks efficient and economical neighbors by a local Lawrence County chairman of the community this began that my contract would pass. They've applied means of transporting coal The trucks would be going entrepreneur and leased by group and principal at would not be renewed." said to have the house registered from eastern Kentucky and to and from a coal loading Basic Mineral Industries nearby South Point Junior Hall, a lay minister who with the U.S. Historical So- West Virginia to commer- dock and tipple being Inc.. a Huntington. W. Va High School. "That's when each Sunday returns to his ciety. cial users, primarily power constructed on old U.S. 52 firm with coal holdings in we discovered the facts con- former home to preach at However. Joy pointed out plants " Once a major traffic artery, eastern Kentucky and cerning the coal crusher and the 20 foot-wide asphalt strip southwest Virginia the settling pond and the now is used primarily by "Some of these trucks coal storage area and the local traffic and passes would come from as far as trucks within 35 feet of Halls two- 70 miles with their loads of Derby winners compared story brick and shingle coal." Hall said VIGLIANCO also lives home The coal dock was built by along old U.S. 52. about a LOUISVILLE. Ky. (API - But the 37-year-old trainer can do just a little bit Michael Vigliance of half mile down the road Foolish Pleasure will leave certainly doesn't downgrade better." he added. IF AND when the coal Burlington, which is located from Hall and only a few today for Baltimore and Foolish Pleasure, who. al- "I think he should be ac- dock begins operation. Hall at Ohio's southern tip. just hundred feet from the dock the May 17 Preakness though he was the betting cepted as a great horse." says, as many as 540 trucks across the river from site Stakes, where success will favorite, had failed to con- said owner John L Greer. daily would rumble past his Huntington and 12 miles "I don't want to turn the invite still rnore compari- vince many members of the IT WAS not immediately home and another 115 houses upstream from Ironton town into a coal dump." he sons between the 1975 Ken- working press that he could known whether Arthur A. similarity situated along the Before the facility can be said "Those trucks will tucky Derby winner and handle the Derby despite his Seeligson Jr.'s Avatar or road in this unincorporated, used to transfer coal to river pass my house, too." Secretariat. credentials Frank McMahon's Diabolo. unzoned community of some barges, permission must be Viglianco said Hall's esti- No sooner has favored third in the Derbv. would go 2.000 residents granted by the U S. Army mation of 550 trucks a day is Foolish Pleasure won the "EACH STEP up the to the $15,000 added 1 3 16 "I grew up in the Corps of Engineers district about 300 too high. He also Derby Saturday for his llth ladder he has been ques- mile Preakness. coalfields in Mingo County. of office at Huntington pointed out that just five victory in 12 lifetime starts tioned." said Jolley. after These two colts collided W. Va.. and I know what it years ago old 52 was a busy than Leroy Jolley was being Jacinto Vasquez rode Fool- with about '•-mile left in the would be like.-*' he said HALL'S GROUP has sub highway with some 1.500 asked to make comparisons ish Pleasure to a lx4-length Derby. Diabolo suffered a ■'The noise would be mitted to the Corps a 620- trucks passing by each day He was still being asked victory over Avatann in the cut on his left front canon, terrible and a licensed name petition signed by resi- The coal companies which yesterday. respectable time of 2:02 for but trainer Sid Martin said realtor has told me it would dents who won't want the want to lease the dock have "Secretariats just don't the iVk miles yesterday the colt was all devalue every house in the dock promised to reimburse the come along very often." "But he has done it over right. community by about Another 100 or so county for any damages Jolley said simply of the colt different distances, condi- "I think he showed a lot of 15.000. "he said members of the group has caused by the trucks. But who won the Triple Crown tions and race tracks. What- guts just to finish the race." He paused and opened a written personal letters ask- the Lawrence County com- two years ago. ever the others can do. he said Martin.