Page 8 • THE VILLANOVAN • August 29, 1973 V.U. Sports- Tradition . 1.1 A Contiinues By LARRY ELDRIDGE Welcome to Villanova, sports fans. For those who are unaware of the Villanova sports scene, it is an area rich with heritage, and a great tradition of success has been , established year in and year out. There is quite an impressive roll call of sports figures who spent four years of their lives on this , campus, who brought fame not only to themselves, but to Villanova as well. Paul Arizan, Wali Jones, Billy Melchionni, Howard Porter, Tom Ingelsby, Mike Siani, Marty Liquori, Dave Patrick, Al Atkinson, Billy Joe and Larry James are but a few of the long list of former Wildcats who have etched their names in the record logs of sports annals. In the years to come the list will continue to grow, for the athletic department, under new Athletic Director Chip Bender, is dedicated to the propagation of the great sports tradition here. 72-73 a Disappointment A quick review of Villanova sports last year would bring most Wildcat rooters to the same con- Robin Ramistella clusion: they would like to forget The football team, 6-4-1 in 1971, thy proclaimed that football it, and simply write it off as just was crippled with injuries, and en- would remain, and that the 'one of those years.' It certainly ded the year with a dismal 2-9 program would be upgraded in an was not in harmony with the suc- record. There were even whispers attempt to raise Villanova to the cessful image that Villanova has around the campus that the .sport level of 'big time' football. Ad- gained through the years. should be dropped entirely, and ditional scholarships and full time The football, basketball, indeed the future of football at coaches were added to the baseball, soccer, and hockey teams Villanova was in grim doubt for program, and talk of a new and all suffered losing seasons last several months last fall, as the bigger stadium were rekindled. year. Despite the clouds of misfor- men in power considered long and For the present the existing tune hovering over many Wildcat hard as to what direction (if any) stadium is being refurbished. teams last year, there were a few the sport should take. Head Coach Lou Ferry and his silver linings, and some tremen- In mid-December University staff proceeded to get things off on dous individual efforts. v President Father Edward McCar- the right foot last spring by having one of the best recruiting seasons in recent memory. Twenty-five freshmen scholarship players are entering Villanova this fall, some of whom will undoubtably step in immediately to help the 21 return- ing lettermen from last year's squad. Polito Heads Returnees There are some very talented in- dividuals back from that squad. Frank Polito, a defensive back, is a legitimate All American can- didate, and leads a defense which will probably be the team's strong point. Quarterback Bill Hatty has a strong arm, and will lead an of- fense which must improve on last year's performance if the Cats hope to have a happy season. The team faces the unenviable ' task of ^»,": ^**% H- opening September 8 at the Jirr Grogan University of Mississippi, which is Football Schedule & Ticket Information Sept. ' ' P«9» 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • 8«ptenibT 12. 1873 SepfmbT 12, 1973 « THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 V icHEDULE OF DRUG OFFENSES AND PENALTIES UNDER NEW YORK STATE PENAL LAW PEACE CENTER ACTIVITY UNLAWFUL UNLAWFUL CLASS AMOUNT AMOUNT PENALTY RANGE OTHER COMMENTS SALE OF: POSSESSION OF: Prisoner Release Urged Aay urcoUc drag 1 oz or aorc Any aarcotic drag 2 01 or Mor* 15 yran to Ufa if paroled, life Felony ^'^^'ri. of sabstanc* imprisoaaicBt parole; plea coataiaiag a bargalaiag withia We wish to alert aarcotlc drug. A-Feloay clam only. REPRINTED FROM THE our fellow SUBURBAN COALITION citizens to the situation of tens of NEWSLETTER thousands of persons held today in A- II Aay oarcotic drug 1/g oz to 1 oz Any aarcotic drag 1 oz to 2 oz 6 years to life if paroled, life The Main Line Peace Center south Vietnamese prisons. These Felony MethaiaphetaBiiBC 1/Z oz or more Methamphetamiae 2 oz or more imprisoameat parole; plea Stiamlaats 5 graais or more Stimalaats 10 grams or more bargalaiag withia joins with peace organizations people represent a wide spectrum LSD 5 Biiliigrams or nore LSD 2S milligrams or more A-Feloay clam around the nation in calling for an of Vietnamese society. They are — Halludaogeas 125 milligrams or 625 milligrams or more oaly. more Haliaciaogeas International Week of Concern for farmers, writers, lawyers, labor Halludaogeaic Substaa. 5 grams or more HalludBogeaic Substaa. 25 grams or more Saigon's Political Prisoners, Sept. leaders, workers, students, mer- 16-23. As we are going to press, chants and religious leaders. They FIRST OFFENDER POSSESSION WITH are A-lli 1 year to life if paroled, life plans have not yet been fmalized currently being held in prisons Aay aarcotic drug Aay amount to 1^ oz INTENT TO SELL Felony imprisoaaieat parole; plea for Main Line activities during throughout south Vietnam, many Methamphetamiae : ' 1/B oz to 1/2 Narcotic drugs oz Any amount bargaining ...['' within this week; watch your mail, or call for the 'crime' of opposing the Stimalaats v^. 1 g to 5 grams Haliaciaogeas 25 mg A-Felony class LSD the Peace Center, to get details, or Thieu regime. Peace cannot truly 1 milligram to 5 aigs Halluciaogeaic Substances Ig Halluciaogeas 25 milligrams \o LSD come to Vietnam as long as they 125 m| m oz make suggestions. Halluciaogeaic Substaa. 1 gram to 5 grams Methamphetamiae The following statement was remain in captivity. Stimalaats -t'. issued jointly by SANE, War The provisions of the Paris Resisters League, Fellowship of Peace Agreement and Com- munique concerning prison PosMmioa: Reconciliation, Women Strike for in- Peace, Indochina Peace Cam- spection and negotiated release Stimulaats 5 to 10 ' grams grams i, i^. have been disregarded by the LSD 5 milligrams to 25 mgs paign, Coalition to Stop Funding Haliaciaogeas 125 milligrams to 625 mgs the War, Indochina Mobile Saigon government. South Viet- ''';' •<" El Hallucinogenic Substaaces 5 grams to 25 grams Education Project, Episcopal namese police continue to arrest detain, SECOND OFFENDER: SECOND OFFENDER: Peace Fellowship, Women's In- interrogate, and torture Consumers face rising prices in all phaseis of life. Necessities as well as pleasures grow more expensive. Any narcotic ternational League for Peace and political opponents. We still open drag, meth- Aay amount Any Halluciaogeas, Aay amoant amphetamine, stimulaats, Halluciaogeaic Substaaces, Freedom, People's Coalition for our newspapers to photographs of LSD, haliaciaogeas, hallu- LSD, Methamphetamiae, COLLEGE ECONOMICS Peace and Justice, American people unable to walk because of ciaogeaic substaaces. r< Stimalaats with iateat to Friends Service Committee, and being shackled for long periods of Nil. Clergy and Laity Concerned: (Continued on page 8) B Narcotic preparatioa to Aay amount Second Offender of C 1 to 25 years Coaspiracy to com- Tight u someoae under 21. Money Traps Students Felony Felony except imprisoameat mit aa A Feloay marijuana violatioas. 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V >''.v''V ;.;• DaageroBS Depressants remain steady yet exorbitant. this season. 10 oz or more rewardiag or makes his pay check worth one Depressaats 2 lbs or more receiving " '/'.'.' an dollar less than last year at this As the school year opens '^::'-ri^^i.. Other increased prices af- and Mar^aana 1 oz or more might award for official time. Marijuana fect the student less than the curtails the labor months for most 100 cigarettes or more miscoaduct in a drug For the student who becomes a students, a long term of expensive case is a C Feloay. national averages would show. factory living improvised worker during the summer The food industry won't bother and dollar D Aay coatro substaace Aay amount months, the comparable prices to stretching begins again.