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An Independent Bowling Green, Ohio Tuesday'. November 18, I97S Student Volume 59/Number 31 Voice ■me BG news Schoolkids' - 'not leaving' Finder's lowers prices By Gail Harris reason for lowering popular albums' before Schoolkids' Records opened. lor all $6.98 list records." she said. Staff Reporter prices to $3.69 is "to create I'rulerwood's wife Alba said ilia! "Bui ihc $.369 is just for new excitement." while she and her husband were releases." Although the two major record building record shelves in ihc shop. llndcrwtxid noled thai Schoolkids' shops in town deny that a record price "WE THINK $3.69 Is an exciting Ross Halamay. owner of Finder's, and prices are lowCl llun Finder's on all war is going on, one of the stores price. We wain lo create excitement his son Gregory came over lo talk lo albums bin ihc ones thai jusl were lowered its prices thirty cents on and activity over our record store, "lie them, reduced. "Our double albums are $2 current albums. said. "When people come in, they'll "They told us there wasn't enough undei Finders' prices." she said. "And "There is no price war as far as gel excited and buy two. three records room in Bowling Green for two record while iheir prices on new releases aie we're concerned." said Daniel for $3.69 and then notice how much stores," she said. "He (Ross) told us he lower Ihan oui prices, all their olher Hosteller, assistant manager of else we've got to offer." didn't wain lo see us lose money and albums are $4.99 •• a dollar over our Finder's Records. 128 N. Main St. Halamay explained thai the concepl suggested we leave." regular prices." Finder's reduced its regularly priced of Finder's is thai of I music library. • She added thai Ross Halamav lold Schoolkids'owners agreed lhal they $3.99 albums to $3.(•>' Friday "Thai He said the store contain! tapes and many people in town lhal Schoolkids' did not ihink Finders could sell will be the regular price." Hoslctlcr classical records, while Schoolkids' would he run oul of town within Iwo Current releases foi $'.69 very long said. "It's not a sale price." carries only popular albums months. "Bui we're si ill here." she because they have a high overhead. Hosteller said the new low prices said. "And he's slill trying to run us fhey said they could afford to sell all SOON AFTER Schoolkids' Records. will mil present financial difficulties out. albums foi $3.99 because their slore 134 W. Wooslci St.. came to town in for Ihc record shop. "We're not losing lias lew expenses February, Finder's lowered its prices on money." lie said, "but we're nol "HE WAS even after our landloid "THE ONLY reason Finder's Ihc 200 nationally lop selling $6.98 millionaires, either. We're laking care for rcnling lo us al all. He warns a lowered their prices is because llicy list albums to $3.99 from $4,99 lo of ourselves." monopoly in the town so he can want us oul of business Before we match Schoolkids' everyday price of Schoolkids' Records owner John charge what he wants." came, they nevei had any sales." 13.99, Underwood said lie does nol think She said that Schoolkids' is not "If the students support us. low During the summer, Finder's there is a record price war in the city. going lo lower their prices just because prices will slay in Bow ling Green, "his lowered its prices lo $3.80 while "If there is one, lit cold." he said. Finder's did. "Al first when we found wife added. "They're (low prices) here Schoolkids' price remained at $3.99. oul about It, wc were ready to lower because we're here. And we're "We're not trying to hurl anybody, HE EXPLAINED thai Ihc problem our prices. We though! the $3.69 was definitely not leaving." we're just trying .to be competitive." is nol a record war. bill that Finder's Hosteller said. "People gel the wrong management is trying lo run his shop Larry Suiter, a freshman in pre-law. was "egged on" by his idea sometimes. There's no hard out of (own. Rodgers Quad colleagues as he attempted to eat 52 eggs in one feelings between us and the other Underwood said Ihal before his Quintans appeal case hour. Larry ate 28 and a half eggs before stopping. (Newsphoto store." slore came lo ihc city. Finder's had no by Mindy Milligan) Gregory Halamay, anolher assistant competition. He added there were TRENTON. NJ.(AP) -The parents Quinlan had asked al Ihe trial 10 be manager of Finder's, said the main problems between Ihc two Stores even of Karen Anne Quinlan appealed lo a appointed sole guardian with legal higher court yesterday in Iheir quest authority lo unplug his daughter's V for legal authority lo lei iheir daughter respirator. die. He and his wife. Julia, also argued Their attorney. Paul Armstrong, thai Iheir freedom of religion would Serious crimes rise in Ohio filed die notice with the Appellate be violated if ihcy were nol pcrmillcd Division of Superior Court. Ihe slate's lo act on their belief.'as Roman By The Associated Press Ohio cities in 1974. compared to 976 recorded 667 robberies and 7,905 Fairfield. Franklin, Madison and second highest court. He appealed the Catholics, lhal extraordinary medical in rural areas of ihc slale. larceny-thefts for the highest totals Pickaway counties had 53.787, decision of Superior Court Judge measures should nol he used lo Serious crime in Ohio increased in Slalewide. ihere were 394.912 within Ihe index. including 49,807 properly crimes. Robert Muir Jr., who refused preserve meaningless life for hopeless 1974. with 4S3.47I violent and properly crimes in cities last year and permission to disconnect the respirator patients. properly crimes reported compared to 19,465 rural properly crimes. -CINCINNATI, including Clermont, -DAYTON, including Greene, lhal has kept Miss quinlan alive since Bui Muii said ihc decision on when 375.140 a year earlier, according io Overall. Ohio recorded an increase Hamilton and Warren counties in Miami. Montgomery and Preble she fell into a coma more than seven lo slop trcalmcnl should be made only the FBI's annual Uniform Crime In serious crime of 78.331 from 1973. Ohio, plus Kentucky's Campbell and counlies. recorded 46.330 serious monlhs ago. Armstrong said he would by physicians. Reports released yesterday. Kenlon counlies and Dearborn crimes, 42,077 of them properly file a brief within 45 days. HERE IS a breakdown of crime in County, Ind.. reported 63,044 total offenses. In a news conference, Armstrong Violent crime in Ohio-including the slate's major metropolitan areas: serious crimes Thai total included -Toledo totals. encompassing said he would advance the same murder, forcible rape, robbery and -Akron, including Summit and 2,323 robberies and 33,664 Fulton. Lucas. Ollawa and Wood constitutional arguments made in the aggravated assault - jumped from Portage counties, listed 36.116 serious larceny-thefts. counlies in Ohio and Monroe Counly. trial, holding that in extreme cases, Weather 31.304 in 1973 to 39.094 last year. crimes in 1974. The highest area totals -Cleveland area serious crime totals Mich., showed 38,756 properly crimes there is a constitutional right lo die. within the Iwo categories were 1,182 for 1974 were 94,816 covering and 3,233 violenl crimes. HE SAID he would also ask lhal the Mostly sunny today and BURGLARY, larcenty-theft and aggravated assaults and 21.234 Cuyahoga. Geauga. Lake and Medina -Youngstown recorded 17,454 comatose woman's father, Joseph Wednesday. Highs 60 to 65. Fair auto theft, classified as property larceny-thefts. counlies. There were 12.274 violenl serious crimes in Mahoning and Quinlan. be made her sole guardian. tonight. Low in the low to mid crimes, increased to 414,377 in 1974 -Canton showed 13.282 properly crimes and 82.542 property crimes Trumbull counties. That total included Muir appointed an attorney to act as 40s. Probability of precipitation from 343,377 two years ago. crimes and 1.143 violenl crimes for reported for Ihe period. 15.652 properly crimes and 1,802 her guardian in decisions about her 10 per cent today and tonight. There were 38,118 violent crimes in Carroll and Stark counties. The area -Columbus, covering Delaware, violenl crimes. care and ireunion! Sara Moore trial Dec. 15 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) » Sara U. S. District Court Judge Sameual doctors/additionally were given copies moore was declared mentally Conli, who had previously entered an of reports on about seven competent yesterday to stand trial innocent plea for her, rearraigned hospitalizations of Moore for mental Dec. 15 on a charge of trying to Moore and accepted her plea of illnesses. assassinate President Gerald Ford. innocent. BUT MENNINGER and anolher APPARENTLY unswayed by a psychiatrist teslified at yesterday's recent appeals court ruling, Conti hearing that Moore, a middle-aged Fatigue hits ordered her trial to move ahead swiftly bookkeeper and one-time surburban and sternly declared he would tolerate housewife who became an FBI no delays in the starting date. informer, was an aware, intelligent Graham Nash "I want to make one thing clear lo woman capable of aiding in her Following Thursday night's Miss Moore," Ihe judge said, "that ihe defense. Crosby/Nash concert. performer trial on this mailer will be held on "She was keenly aware of what it Graham Nash was taken to Wood Dec. IS." was all about," Menninger said in a County Hospital for a respiratory report to the judge on his ailment. Conti said he based his compeience examinations. Union Aclivilies Organization ruling on Ihe reports of a six-member Program Director James Sioi.ni said psychiatric panel of experts who Another doctor's report read aloud Nash had X-rays taken, which were examined ihe 45-year-old defendant. by the judge said, "Her memory is I negative. He said Nash probably was excellent and she has above-average suffering from fatigue as a result of MOORE listened attentively io .he intelligence." being on tour. proceedings and broke into a buad "On the basis of my examination, Nash said he has had trouble smile when Judge Conli declared her she does have a reasonable breathing lately, so Mac Holbert, a competent. understanding of Ihe charges against road manager, took him to the The judge said the doctors were her and is able lo assist her counsel," hospital. There he as "advised and given copies of a 1954 report on Menninger said. discharged," according to a hospital Moore's hospitalization at Bcllvuc spokesman. Hospital in New York. That report HOWEVER, he said his opinions do Stofan said Nash must not have labeled her "a psychotic," one of the not judge whether she was mentally Dan Cooper and John Dodge performed in the Carnation Room of the Union last been too ill, since he was later singing psychiatrists disclosed. competent when she allegedly took a (&■ ■■ttfW IMAH Friday night as part of the Union Activities Organization's Coffeehouse program. the .McDonald's jingle at the Hobday Dr. Walter Menninger of the shot at Ford, outside the St. Francis VUllHr fflVfl (Newsphotoby Mindy Milligan) Unn"' irty for the group. Topeka. Kan. state hospital, said the Hotel on Sept. 21. Pat* 2/The BG Newi, Tuesday. November 18, 1975 in the marketplace WASHINGTON - On November price, quality and service what the marketplace to work as a policeman, . 21st several thousand Democrats Federal Trade Commission cannot do. increasing the number of firms clarify confusion inlend to gather in Louisville, Ky., to The objection is (hat there is scant offering the same type of product for ' see if you can teach an old donkey reason to think that breaking up one sale still will not bring on a new tricks. huge corporation into five big satisfactory power equilibrium. This is about documents It is unheard of thai professional corporations is going to create the why Nader is pushing so hard' for politicians should meet to discuss desired discipline of the market place. consumer cooperative bayks. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is right when he says that ideas, but such is the self-evident One reason for that is the nature of Such banks would finance contempt of Congress proceedings against him arc "raising serious vacuity of the Party's program that the corporation itself. customer-and worker-owned stores, questions all over the world what this country is doing to itself...." this "issues convention" has at long The corporation represents the only thereby giving people the massed He could have prevented such embarrassing inquiries, by complying last been called to take on the theme form of properly ownership in which purchasing power to discipline the with orders to turn over subpeonaed documents to the House of "Beyond the New Deal." goals of an equitable and securely the owners and managers aren't producer corporations. intelligence committee. The moment is propitious. Popular stable prosperity. personally liable for the consequences i* NADER'S underlying idea here is The committee is seeking documents from Kissinger on secret impatience with big government Of all their candidates, only Fred of their acts. A corporation can poison Harris has come forward with a clear its workers, the neighborhood the same as Harris", only Nader is • U.S. intelligence operations and intelligence estimates on Soviet coupled with attacks on New Dealismo have shaken liberal traditionalists to set of proposals to do that. The Harris surrounding its factory and its much more sophisticated. Both of compliance with arms agreements. The intelligence operations were the point that men like Hubert solution is a return to primitive, customers, but under the law its them, however, would replace big conducted abroad between 1962 and 1972. Humphrey are talking about the small - unit capitalism by vigorous and owners, the stockholders, can't be held government by a society held in Kissinger contends that turning over the documents will interfere problem of bureaucracy and the need large-scale enforcement of the accountable. discipline and responsible tension by with his handling of foreign affairs and said that "the President for fiscal responsibility. antitrust statutes. many economic power nodules of directed me not to turn over those documents." His refusal to hand Other big name Demos are bopping Thus we have the anoma(y of the THIS IMMUNITY exists in no other roughly the same si2e tugging against over the documents, however, interferes with the committee's ability about the land proclaiming the need to most leftward contender for the form of business, and il is one of the each other. to conduct its business. "restructure" the government or the Democratic nomination running on reasons why Ralph Nader has revived This is the heart of Nader's To add to the confusion President Ford invoked executive economy or the society or all three. approximately the same platform that the old idea of Federal incorporation consumerism, not a simple-minded , privilege, a favorite maneuver of his predecessor, Richard Nixon. He William Howard Taft ran on in 1912. of these immense combines. (See an desire to make sure all electrical j' excellent interview of Nader in the appliances live up to their * said the committee was asking for information from previous NONE OF them seem to have a very A jovial, well-intentioned naif. precise ideaof what that may entail, current "Rolling Stone", issue 200.) Underwriters Laboratory guarantee. presidents and secretaries of state and invoked executive privilege to Harris has fallen into the trap of bpt the mere fact that they are saying conceiving society in its natural state In return for the government In an extended sense this is the new protect their confidentiality. it shows how desperate they are for a as a free enterprise, entrepreneurial conferring this splendid protection. idea of the American left. It no longer Keeping all the documents secret not only hinders the committee new idea. Garden of Eden polluted and Nader wants corporations to be seeks to nationalize General Motors proceedings, but serves to cast doubt about the President's and If the Republicans' problem is to despoiled by the corporate serpent and compelled at least to keep their books because it doesn't believe a CM should Kissinger's integrity while marring the reputation of the government keep the status in a state of quo by the dark archangel of bureaucratic and other pertinent financial exist no mater who owns it. It still in general by degrading the committee's effectiveness and limiting its inventing new gimmicks to disguise the government. information open to public inspection. believes in public ownership of much potential findings. paradoxes of government-supported Another step might be withdrawing of the means of production, but not Contempt of congress proceedings, though discomforting to monopoly capitalism, the problem for THIS IS good Calvinist theology, the perpetual immunity of permanent necessarily Federal or any other kind , Kissinger, are adequate methods for clarifying the confusion about the Democrats is to invent non-New but as political economy Taft couldn't incorporation and make this privilege of government ownership. former intelligence operations. Deal methods to achieve the New Deal make it work and the world has gotten renewable every three years as we do If the Democrats coming to a lot more complicated since then. with television licenses. Any company Louisville don't move in the direction Nevertheless, the competitive idea that didn't want to put up with such of power dispersion of this nature. ' remains attractive to leftists and governmental intrusions could regain they aren't going to get Beyond the liberals because they see competition absolute privacy and autonomy by New Deal but will scatter away, as a substitute for the maddening and deciding to give up preferred and remembered only as unconscious unsatisfactory results of government privileged legal status. Republicans who didn't have the regulation. That alone would hardly suffice to self-knowledge to know they ought to The market, they hope, will do for solve our regulatory problems. For the have switched. alice and the cat on energy By Conrad Pritscher with reasonable certainty that I will Furthermore, my dear Alice, when Guest Columnist have these things in my future and in you ask people lo tell you what to do the future of my children, you are making them your controller. Alice: Would you tell me please, grandchildren, great grandchildren, You can't be interdependent until you which way I ought to go ifrom here? etc. are capable of independence. The Cat: That depends a good deal The Cat: My guess is that you have on where you want to get to. evidence that shows you may not have YOU NOW seem to be dependent Alice: I want food.clothing.shelter these things in the relatively near upon others for answers.. I believe and some rest: all the things that future. that you can contribute to the • energy provides, at a reasonable cost. Alice Yes. I need not cite the solution rather than being part of the The Cat: It seems that you already evidence here. I believe we're all fairly pioblein.Hi.it is. if you want to".' have these things. familiar with It, The Cat: I agree. The evidence Alice: Why are you telling me things ^CONSERVATIVE CHOICE Will GIVE YOU TRDUBLE IN THE SENATE, A LIBERAL CHOICE WILL ALICE: The cost is going higher and need not be spelled out and it is lhat 1 didn't ask to hear ? GIVE^0U TTCUBLE Fft)M REAGAN- AND IF MXIWNT CHOOSE A WOMAN. I'LL MAKE tUK UFE l€LL." what I really want is to know now. evident that some change is needed. Alice: That's why I came to you. The Cat: Behind every question is a . ■ What change ought I make'.' statement. I'd like to hear what is M behind the question you just asked. media criticized THE CAT: That depends a good Alice: It seems to me that you don't deal on what change you want lo want to tell me what to do, and that make. you want me to be interdependent Alice: All I'm asking is for you to rather than dependent. tell me what to do. The Cat: You're right. I cannot be open doors to minorities The Cat: If you don't know what to free and control you ai the same time. do until someone tells you what to do. To grow, a self needs another self. If . | By Elnor Stubbs. Advisor president, and representing the Black surrounding states. There were psychological and economic problems then you will continue to need people you are dependent, you are not a self. Black Student Union .Student Union was Gilbert Brooks, approximately 200 persons in weft in the Amani dealing in to tell you what you ought to do. I Alice: It seems to me that I am now Guest Columnist communications. attendance. and the audience conjecture about what was going on can decide for me. Only you can aware of the answer to my question. Each of the representatives expressed great joy at the "over there," or were in other places decide for you, yet each of our I'll inform myself and make a choice This article is written in response to pMmttd a historical, social or revolutionary ideas that were doing less important things. We have decisions can be directed toward a on what I want to do considering the your article enti'led "Muslim political assessment of the respective expressed in the lecture. the media to thank for this. mutual goal. long-run and the short-run. If I don't Solidarity Urged." (Oct. 29, 1975) in group as well as the past achievements It is a known fact that many If you decide to conserve energy like the results of my choice 111 The BG News. and future goals of the organization. students on the BG campus believe The program was purposely written and not waste your resources, then choose something else. Tis article reflects the amount of Each representative expressed a great that any visit by a minister is going to off as a religious lecture - a call for others can observe what you are doing The Cat: And what is a good .I distortion that the media is guilty of need for solidarity within each group, be an attempt to "win them over to solidarity among Muslims. This lecture and do the. same: providing you are environment. Alice, and what is no wherever the situation arises to suit as well as among the three groups. religion." but this was not the case was directed toward students on the reasonably pleased with your good'' Need we ask anyone to tell us the best interests of those who arc in with Dr. Akbar. BG campus and not toward Muslims. decisions. People will do the things these things? power. THE GUEST speaker for the Board of Black Cultural Activities they choose to do. If they are forced Alice: You know damn well. Cat,, The first glaring omission is ihe fact program was Dr. N'im Akbar, who BEING A brilliant psychologist, he sponsored programs are very broad in to do something, there can be a short that we don't. Stop asking leading that the Board of Black Cultural came not to teach on the nation of spoke mainly on things that occupy their scope and are presented for the term gain with a possible long term questions. We haven't much time, so Activities presented a Solidarity Day Islam and "Solidaiity of Muslims," but students' minds and create so many intellectual, social, political or loss. The loss comes from their venting start sharing insights about what you Program on Monday. Oct. 27. Guest to offer the students of BGSU candid difficulties during their stay on economic betterment of all students hostility on society as a result of notice and making changes you want participants were a representative from examples of the need for the type of campus. He offered valid solutions on the BGSU campus. coercion by another person. to make. the Black African Peoples' unity that they are attempting to which were based in dealing directly Association, Rupert Griffith, president ■chktvc, .is well as emphasize the with reality and forsaking fantasy and We can only colve this problem a representative from la Union de problems that can be solved through falsehood. when The BG News opens its doors or Estudiantes Latinos. Sylvester Duran, unity oi solidarity. changes its policy and includes a let's hear from you The Naiion of Islam is the only Because the media is minority news reporter and a minority The BG News welcomes all letters to Ihe editor and opinion columns example • of success in America. distortion-oriented, it has once again news column. We hope that this is Letters may comment on any other letter column or editorial Therefore, Dr. Akbar. described the THe BG news succeeded in turning many students forthcoming in the near future. Letters should be a maximum of 300 words typewritten \Se ask that charactciislics of ihe nation as well as from the type of lecture that is columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced ol us citlzent, Ihe llil.ili.ui people. beneficial to all. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR'S NOTE: The proceeding The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these editor mark h glover There were many guests from Many students who would have column also was signed by Paul limits, with respect lo the laws of libel and proper taste managing ad*lor carl p. remensky Cincinnati. Cleveland, Detroit, otherwise gained great knowledge that Moody, Martha Moore. Carletta news editor mark n. dodoth Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and ColumbUi, Dayton. Saginaw, could be applied toward solving many Railey. Michael Rhoades. Gilbert phone number, and may be mailed lo the Editor co The BG News. 108 asst managing adilor lorraina I. Jameson Kalamazoo and other cities in the edltoral aditor ianat I. cordaro of the academic, social, political. Brooks and Rick Larry. University Hall makaup aditor ]ama> a. ikiiawiki (ports aditor richard d. reea photo aditor damal I. feicht copy adilor William p. saunders BUSINESS STAFF butiness manager . . . laalia a rothanbarg advertising manager .... gordon t. layr* tares manager jellray p. hannah Lerrers slick-blooded oil junkies to again hook misleading of a world body into a feelings about grades and the whole 4. Altering the system by The BG Newt rt published Tueadayt chasm of unlight. thru Friday* during the regular achool justice and equality with a system of grading. mechanical means (e.g.. changing the year, and one* a week during the u.n. ignorance self-imposed rationale and bais. A concerned and guided effort must A Grading Forum will be held on dates of W/P, rules on repeating summer teutons, under authority ol the The Arab Oil Cartel has. through be effected to halt the spread of this Tuesday, Nov. 18 from 3 • 5 p.m. courses, number of S/U's, etc.). held in Publications Committee of Bowling The United Nations resolution third world and independant nation lava: or else we again turn our eyes There will be four different topics up the Perry Room. Union. . Green State University attacking Zionism as a form of racism influence, hampered the fine tuning of down the muzzle of ignorance and for discussion. Opinions expressed in editorial is a belch in the world's messkit. allowing a people to realize a heritage cartoons or other columns in the News pray for a speedy end. 1. Definition and purpose of grading IF YOU'RE tired of the process and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Intellectual, well-educated people have and live a dream. (measurement and standards of you want to have some input to the the University Administration, faculty or allowed urination in the pantseat of "Mark Berman grades), held in the White Dogwood faculty about this issue, then this is staff or the State of Ohio. Opinions world-wide politics. They have allowed DO WE allow ourselves to be Ada St. Suite, Union. your chance to show your concern. expteited by columnists do not tragedy to again repeat itself. continuously subvened by peddlers of 2. New or alternative grading necessarily reflect the opinions of the "black gold" with their efforts to BG tarns*. Editorials in the BO New. Dachau and Auschwitz were not systems (e.g., performance criteria, A strong student backing is reflect the opinions of the majority of enough. Munich sits in our minds like hamper international justice and competency based grading, held in the necessary to prove our concern about members of the BG News Editorial water in a sink. We have allowed freedom? Or do we take the time to grading forum Pink Dogwood Suite. Union. this issue. So keep involved with your Board. infantile paralysis to repeat itself in put our feet down on the neck of a 3. Monitoring faculty grading (e.g., education. Attend the grading forum. Editorial and Business Otftoes the chambers of what was thought of personified cancer? So many times students complain grade review, statistics to department 106 University Hall It is not enough to bellyache with Phone 372 2003 as a world-wide seat of understanding. about the griding process. Well, now heads, etc.), held in the River Room, Mary Helen Fi We have allowed a band of news over a radio, or despair over the there's a chance to express your Union. 206 Alpha Gamma Tuesday. November 18, 1975. The BG News/Pate 3 Put on crowd-pleasing show local briefs 9 Crosby, Nash possess 'the magic Correction Yesterday's Green Sheet incorrectly repotted that the Editor's note: Due to the play. "Sherlock Holmes." will be presented tonight. American rock band. House"--a performance that Downs" sung with soaring monotony was. in fact, the Both us Individuals and as ■ terms of the Crosby-Nash Actually, the play will he presented at X p.m. tomorrow It played good music, and was severely marred by harmonies that did not seem show's major flaw. It was a team. Crosby and Nash are concert contract which was through Saturdav in the Main Audiionum, University even more importantly, it several mistakes in Nash's the least diminished by the problem compounded by incomparable singers. The agreed upon by the Union Hall. became a symbol of the own piano accompaniment. absences of Stills and the fact that the show had band behind them played Activities Organization, special "Woodstock Nation" Cy and large, however, Young. almost no pacing with a spirit that lent them News photographers were spirit that was suddenly Crosby. Nash and their Fortunately, the show whatsoever. perfect support. not allowed to circulate bom and just-as-quickly impeccable back-up band was more than a nostalgia Crosby and Nash took Such concert highlights as Psi chi during the show. Therefore, died in the 60s. put on a good and lively trip. Crosby and Nash great pains to be casual Crosby's "Gumnevere" and Psi Chi, the psychology honorary, is sponsoring lit no adequate pictures could show that merited at least offered liberal helpings of about the concert, even the classic counterculture open house at S tonight in I0S Psychology Bldg. Guided be taken. The News GIVEN THE magic that most of the applause and songs from their two solo taking the time to poke fun hymn "Wooden Ships" were exhibitions of various human and animal experiments apologizes for the surrounds this band's standing ovations that were efforts. at bands that put on a real so powerful as to be almost will be conducted. unfortunate situation. memory, there was little lavished on them by the And. although this show for their audiences. inspiring. doubt in my mind that audience. material was not nearly as Unfortunately, this casual It was not uh.it I would Review by Thursday's concert Crosby and Nash planned distinctive as the older air made the show drag. Med school David I .null .n term a truly memorable featuring David Crosby and the show well. It consisted material. Crosby and Nash's There was simply too much concert, but DaviJ Crosby Represent!uives of the Case-Western University Graham Nash would be of an opening electric set. uncanny vocal abilities dead air between songs. Too and Graham Nash's Medical School will speak jl a meeting for minority Crosby. Stills. Nash jnd anything less than an acoustic set and another made it extremely much time was spent appearance in Bowling students interested in attending medicat school at 4 p.m. Young have become a enthusiastically received. thunderous set with the enjoyable. changing guitars and rapping Green was the best concert today in 140 Overman Hall. veritable institution in this The crowd that came to band to close the night. about how good it felt to be hcic so far this year. It also country' Despite their Anderson Arena was THE SHOW was not playing in Bowling Green. rates among ilie besi I have relatively short career as an prepared to pay homage to EACH SET was designed without flaws. The fact that seen in several years of Horn concert acme band and their two of its heros. Even to play on the particular these two musicians were STILL. WHEN the band concert-going at this Mcrboii Sjx'fKvr. hotnisl. will present a COItCftfl ll S meager recording output, though the two performers strengths of this somewhat the weakest songwriters in did play, it was dazzling. university. tonight in ihc Redtal Hall, Musical AnsBIJ^. these four musicians have were probably the least unusual pair of musicians. their parent band became become a legendary part of impressive members of There was. of course, a annoyingly obvious. America's pop musk Crosby. Stills. Nash and liberal dose of CrOlb). One song tended to hist or) Young, they possessed the Stills. Nash and Young m sound like another, and Woman attacked on Ridge This band and its magic. each sci only the duo's vocal memory are accorded great They could have done The feeling of nostalgia performances and some A female University on charges of sexual Nancy Kul|u. sophomore K a i en I it /p.it rick rcspect-cven revcrence-- anything, and the crowd ran high. I doubt that even exceptional performances student was attacked by an battery (HACS.1. reported Sib waa (University identification I'rom a luge segment of the would have loved it. Tins the most ardent hater of the turned in by members of unknown male assailant University Police also missing fiom her unlocked mi.iv.i liable i. reported record-buying public. facl was made obvious by whole Crosby. Stills. Nash their supporting band Sunday evening as she was reported thai Lawrence room in Treadway Hill, Sunda) net purse was For this legion of fans, the standing ovation that and Young ethos could have prevented monotony from walking east along Ridge Stacey. ficshmaii (B.A.), Richard Band, tenioi stolen. The purse was later Crosby. Stills. Nasli and followed Graham Nash's icsisted I ho effect ol hearing setting in. St., according to University reported Friday that S.'O in (B.A.), reported ins cat was recovered, but $20 in cash Young was the consummate performance of "Our such classics as "Pre-Road This sense of impending Police. She fought off the meal coupon! were stolen broken inio in I ol 8. A (ape and checks. plus hci attacker and lied. from Ins unlocked room in deck and tapes valued al University identification The man is being sought Conklui Hall SSI were taken cuds were missing.

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In its. ihrcc years of existence, the Falcon Collegiate As a first jump student I was quite apprehensive about Sport Parachuting Club has trained more than 700 first jumping out of a plane at some 2.S00 feet in the air. jump students, with some 40 to 50 per cent of these Weeks prior to my first jump I flew with the club on a persons returning to make more jumps. demonstration jump before a football game. I was Tom Doerter junior (B.A.) and president of the club, frightened watching five people jumping 7.S00 feet from said he encourages prospective jumpers to stick with the the same airplane that I was in. sport at least to the point of frecfall. Finally the day came for me to make my first jump. "Freefall is where it's at. You really get the feeling of Although I still was somewhat nervous I decided to go i flying," Doerter said. A student reaches freefall after his ahead, get out of the plane and hang on to the wing strut fifth accredited iump, he said. as I had been drilled to do on the ground. The training of new students is not the sole purpose Once on the wing I realized that there was no mining of the skydiving club. Three of its members-Ron Smith, back from this point, so I looked around and watched a University graduate and former president of the club. my jumpmaster. waiting for his signal to go. As he Doerter. and Peter Bowman (junior (A&SV-have been in n"dded I let loose and went into a spread-eagle arch like national meets where up to 1.000 jumpers compete I was supposed to do. against each other in catagones of style, accuiacy and timing. The next thing that I remember was looking above me Accuracy, style and timing (known as relative work in to make sure that the chute had worked correctly There skydiving jargon) make jumping more of an art than a was no noise and I ielt strangely alone. After a time of sport, Doertet said. Relative work can involve groups of looking around and working the controls of the people working as a team to form stars with their bodies parachute. 1 began to hunt for the little arrow which in mid-ait and relies heavily on thcii jumping styles as indicated the drop-zone. well as on how quickly and accurately their jumps are Suprisiiigly enough I landed with no bruises or bioken made. bones with much relieved nerves. JUMP?

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Each jumper learns to pack his own parachute Tom Doerter, president of the dub, freefalls over the University Pift 6/The BG News. Tuesday. November 18. 1975

Moat Stores Rock concerts require preparation Copyright 1978. V I nm m ihe rifht to By Patricia Sinn broke bottles in the dressing alcohol for a band because appearing on campus this I limit quantlet. Prices ft OPEN "They (the group) want I itemi effective at Staff Reporter every hall to be the same room ." funds from a state quarter. I Kroger in Bowling when they come in," Martin Martin said that if institution cannot be Bui there was a I Green Hon.. Nov. 17, 24 11975 thru Sun.. Nov. Meet America's latest said, and last-minute damage is maliciously done, allocated for that use. But misunderstanding with 123. 1975. Nona Mid to HOURS folkhero. the rock star. changes are to be avoided. If the expense is deducted when UAO sponsors a Loggins and Messina, who ■ dealeri Copyright EloeeO MMMartl Seturder to 1 * « 11976. Tha Kroger Co 'OPtH SUNDAYS t AM TO IP if Center of a multimillon all agreements included in from the band's pay. But concert in conjunction with had "no alcoholic CkoeedlPM Sunday To S A M Monde* dollar industry, rock groups the rider are not met, the costs of accidental damage an outside promoter, the requirement except for eagerly are courted by group legally can refuse to are absorbed by Ihe promoter can provide liquor beer, which the promoter promoters and institutions perform, he said. University, he added. al ihe hotel where ihe group provided." Martin said. ready to share the profits. However, a group cannot stays. When the beer arrived a A lot of work goes into RIDERS vary from band have everything il asks for "We are bound by member of the entourage •faa>< ••••.-«• t booking, promoting and to band. "Many egotistical in ihe rider. Martin said. If University policy," he said. asked where the other slaging a concert, especially bands are more concerned there aic technical or legal "Most bands understand liquor, such as vodka, was. on a campus such as with what you're going to demands that cannot be met and respect that." The promoter insisted that Bowling Green. give them, like liquor, by the University. Marlin no liquor had been In addition to signing the limosinc service and catered said, ihey are deleted. MARTIN said thai he contracted for. and the standard one-page contract meals," than with For instance. ihe does nol remember any argument blew over. Martin Lb specifying price for performance, Martin said. University cannot provide difficult riuers from groups explained. performance, a group's Food must be prepared FRYER PARTS manager and the promoter according to Ihe group's (in this case, the University) fancy down to fresh spring DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE negotiate a Iwo to 20-page water, vegetarian dinners ACROSS 60 Stream.* TO Spanish artiat amendment to the contract and the types of cheese on I Pert of book 71 German & Ki.rtte.ord of ■nduatnal city called a rider. bologna sandwiches. well-known hymn 72 Gif^aofaeort 10 Main. Peru. KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON I This document cites the etc Abbr Kroger Hi Nu band's wants, needs and 14 Oeneral Bradley DOWN Other bands are easy 10 15 Angler* bait 1 Tweed, for one demands from the booking work with. Martin said. 16 Mongols'titv 2 Hetovea Let agency, according to 17 Munrospen 3 Garden tool |2% LOWFAT They accept whatever foods n«BM 4 Lawyara concern Gallon University Activities arc provided, although (heir IS Boiebaroui 5 Chemtet'a term Carton SO Idi.i S Sweet roll 'MILK Organ i/.alion (UAO) technical demands may be 73 Famous 7 TrKkaoffate cartoonist S Pour*, ea wine Limit 1 With Coupon I '5 Additional Purchai* ^ performing arts chairman very specific. These groups 23 Balrnorels river 9 Several Scottish 'l.#ilUai Htm 1 OejareWeS And Q*He» Cl»9i»l WHh fwufcjta Waawen- Jon Martin. are more concerned with 24 Contfftete a term rivera IS CkouEn 10 roaa LOT «■ emmm to fim.1 Included in the rider are 11 Laviahly Priest good Mon.. Nov. 17, 1975 thru Sun., Nov. 23, 1975 at performance and sound, he 20 Singer 30 SUge deeignere 12 Chill Kroger m Bowling Giwn. Subject to applicable state and the group's technical said. • H«ft. 13 Navy man requirements, such as how "We've had both kinds 33 Container 19 Hue band of M cab Gudran much power the band heie. One of the most 36 Metrical loot 21 Speech eounda requires for its equipment. obnoxious was lasl year 56 Nearly 25 The Fighting 40 Kindof meul Tlgejra' eeh. what kind of lighting with the Wet Willie. Jo Jo Scol 27 Dyeetuff 46 Pert of 42 Kreme of mind 26 Slide or card arrangments it desires and Gunnc. Argenl concert." Abbr KROGER CHUNK 49c Ik 43 NegoUaUm uoodinTV 49 Faudelkand (he instrument- it needs to 47 Papal neme 29 Vehicle of a eort ft! Vehicle, old style 48 Deep 31 Student a THESE WERE relatively S* Name ntaanin« LIVERSAUSAGE ten I. 50 Beene bugaboo a bear inexpensive bands, bul (hey 52 Son of Gad 32 Merganser's U Fundamentals &3 Jowele Kr 56 Valley cVn'6 T'«Ti'[M$'i'a'r''r demanded ■ lol of catering U Slate further 3J Hreedapneul 511 Grayish b'ue and liquoi, he said. Jo Jo 57 fUcedea 35 Man*name 60 Potpourti Gat 59 Make up for 37 Family member 61 Kind of duckling t)'o>' I i caaofoHHtTc rj CHUNK BOLOGNA 77c lb. psychad * Gunne and Argenl did no! &3 Football group* Abbr 62 Buddiee 66 Seaweed 39 Attar 64 Sir. for like (heir food, so they 67 Mohawk lunahip 41 Come forth for eaample Abbr "(hrew il all over Ihe walls group 44 Footwear 66 Presidential MM' 6A Svatern ol beUf 45 Isolatee Pott monogram * in the locker room and I KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON I MARKET CASINO Kroger Grade A BASKET GRADE AA BEER BLAST * DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau URGE LARGE SATURDAY * OOI DECEMBER 6 * I KNOW THAT, fWL, -Ofcr- EGGS AW, I'MAMAZCP USSHtSS, AMY-m Dunn AND I ACCEPT YOUR. Limit 2 Wit* Coupon I '5 additional Purchata [ MEN'S GYM 2 mmmeeDToaiMxiT ANNEAL TmMm-PKf- REPRIMAND-1 KNOW 6000 THAT YOU HAVE TO BE MELT IT HOW I ■■ •* r-M. IW. » ClflX.tl.* And OH.*. CoufK.0. Wlffl .u.ch«e R««M«m» LIKE mAT-pem*. a «ty BEFORE PLANBWN6! ONeOfTHBktSrMMUMU WEN FOR. 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PLUS DEPOSIT HOW DOES Women In Business meeting. Election of officers, guest What has 160 feet, stumbles $ speaker, Faculty Lounge, Union, 8:00 p.m. 1 f. rmmt. needed to sublet around a lot and smells like 57.50* apt. w/2 others wnt./spr. the Mad Hatter on a BGSU Sports Car Club meeting Rm. 117 B.A. Bldg.. qtr. Call 352-1388. Wednesday night? 80 7:30 p.m. people-ADPi sisters & their SOUND? 1 female roommate win. dates-ooogymg and boozin' ■ ■ ■ KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON BGSU Skating Club tonight, 8-10 p.m. Ice Arena. qtr., own bedm., cheap. at THE RAMPANT LION!! A Deluxe 2 bdrm. U.S. No. 1 Michigan _. T-shirts are in. 352-3996. cr Furnished Michele-Happy Birthday, ft Central heat & air Free to Be You: Through Fashion. Gift cert, door prizes, makeup & hair styling. Jewerly & health foods. Grand Need 1 f. rmt. wtr. cheap! you old lady!!! Guess who? RED DELICIOUS 5 Close to campus. 353-6363. b ft Laundry fac. in bldg. Ball Rm., Union, 7:00-9:00 p.m. APPLES B. fl ft Ample parking LOU: Thanks for the great ft Outdoor gas grills Residence Life Assoc. meeting, Piano Lounge. McDonald Thanksgiving Dinner, last PERSONALS Limit 3 With Coupon A '5 Additional Purchase West, 4:00 p.m. Sunday! YOUR BETA I •■•.!! Oea> W »a h t >tje>en»s And Ot»e> Couthim Wn- P .i •»•»• -^.■•"••"v BROS. u For Information. Call Di, Kath, & Deb-A real trial LIMIT ORE COUPON H% FAMILY Freddie's Flock meeting Rm. 255 Memorial Hall, 7:30 couldn't extinguish our fire! NANCY PARDIECK-Have a Prica» good Mon.. Nov. 17. 1975 thru Sun.. Nov. 23. 1975 at Save 3S2-6293 p.m. Plans for basketball season. Krogai In Bowling Graan. Subiect to applicable data and You're the greatest!! Love, good day! From Sunnie. icai ;..r% Patty. "■■■■■■■■>; ,33- Hampton House PACE meeting Rm. 204 Hayes Hall, 6-7 p.m. FOR SALE 705 'ih Si TKB Pledges: T.G., JR.. iTi KROGER MINI MIZER COUPONN! 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KRENT 12 noon Babysitter. 1 Or 2 823-6362. shoes can be rebuilt at the afternoons a week. Must heel & top tip for $4.99. to 6:00 p.m. have own transportation. I f. rmmte. wnt. qtr. Own New soles, too. Save Shoe 2 bdrm. turn, trailer next to i "RIINCHECK" POLICT campus, sublet wntr. & spr 1 Mon — Sat Call 352-3368. bdrm. bath. 352- 1959 Repair. 131 S. Main, next to $120/mo. & util. 352-7337. Everything you buy .11 Krnqer is guaranteed tor your total satisfaction regard before 10 p.m. Lasalles. SERVICES OFFERED less ot manufacturer II you are not satisfied Kroger will replace your item Sinqle room for male student. with the same brand or a comparable brand or refund your money Medical College of Ohio M. rmmte. to sublet apt. Lady's replace those 29 cent NMr campus wtr We also guarantee that we will do everything in our power to have ample student available for w/3 others, wtr./spr. qtr. 1 bottoms on your $29 shoes. & spr. qutrs. Ph. 352-7365. Worldly For $2.99 up with good supplies of all advertised specials on our shelves when you shop for them tutoring 352-4513 ask for mo. rent FREE! Ph. Mike. 352-8288. material. Shoe Repair, next GREENVIEW If due to conditions beyond our control, we run out of an advertised special to Lasalles. APARTMENTS now renting we will substitute tha same item in a comparable brand Iwhen such an item Goods C 904 E. Wooster H Talk it over with someone 1 & 2 bdrm. apts. and effec. is availablal reflecting the same savings or. if you prefer give you a RAIN who cares about you. 1 f. rmte. needed wtr./spr. Offenhauer man wishes to furn. or unfurn. ALL CHECK which entitles you to the same advertised special at the same price E mpe-Emotional and qtr. to sublse. apt. in exchange rooms with UTILITIES PAID' ph. my time within TO dev*. material pregnancy aid. Campus Manor Call someone in Kohl or 352-1195. 12-6 p.m. Mon. Mon. & Fri. 1-3 p.m. Tues.. 352-6404. Bromfield. Call 372-4002. thur Fri. Tuesday. November 18, 197S. The BG Newt/Pige 7 Falcons maul Salukis, 48-6 MISSES Running the ball down against East Carolina in 100 yards or more in the a commanding 21-0 lead THE CENTURY total their opponent"? throats at a 1971. devastating ground show. behind the running of left the Lakewood junior ^ Pre-washed corduroy for near record-setting pace, the Reserve fullback Jim Cause juniors Dave Preston and just seven yards shy of the Falcon football team THE RUSHING total was led the way with 133 yards Dan Saleet. coveted 1.000 yard mark. steamrolled to a 48-6 win also a career second-best, as in 11 attempts. BG's other second half a look that's casual and over Southern Illinois the 443 yards fell short of Cause, a sophomore, Preston racked up 106 score came on a 30-yard University (SIU) Saturday the single-game mark of 496 scored twice in the final yards in 20 carries in the pass from reserve rugged...a fit that's at Carbondale. 111. set against Marshall in 1968. quarter on runs of 35 and first half, in addition to quarlerback Mike Booth to The win gives BG an 8-2 The 75 rushing attempts three yards. He also had a scoring BG's first two senior John Boles. season record, the first time also tied for second place in 50-yard scoring dash called touchdowns. But the near perfection! Jeans since 1964 that the BG record books, with back because of a BG hard-running tailback The Falcon defensive unit Bowling Green has recorded 79 against Northern Illinois penalty. suffered a deep thigh bruise also played exceptional. The with moon-pocket styling that many wins in a season in 1967 topping the lsit. and did not even suit up in Salukis only crossed the The Falcons amassed 562 "We went back and ALL OF Gause's efforts the second half. 50-yard line once in the first yards total offense in the played BG football." head came in the second half, as Saleet. bouncing back 52 minutes of the game, but and long lean lines. Choose one-sided contest. 443 of coach Don Nehlen said. "We he teamed with sophomore after missing last week's later scored in the final them on the ground and thought we'd run a few tailback Marcus Johnson in game against Ohio period. 119 through the air. things and we did. Their an impressive second-team University, totaled 100 Nehlen used all 48 yours in brown or green, The total yardage was the defense had been giving up running duo. 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"We won on depth," factor as Bowling Green's Pittsburgh, who finished Finke garnered 345.65 25.4 (winning time, 25.2): Sailer said after the meet. women swimmers won yet second with 397 points. points to cop first place in Finke, three-meter diving. "Our dual meet with Pitt in another championship over Other teams placing in one-meter diving. Diving 329.10 points; and January and this weekend's the weekend-the Mid the meet were Wright State teammates Mary Heitman. Wallington. 100-yard meet with Wriglil State American Conference Universtiy, third (275) Pat Stiget and Renee freestyle. 56.0 (winning should he really tough. (MAC) title. points); Miami, fourth (247 Crippen placed seventh, time. 55.7). "I think we can probably BG's tankers racked up points); Ohio niversity. fifth lhh and 12th respectively. BG placed third in the win over Wrght State, but 578 points and five first P2 points) and University The only other 400 medley relay with a its going to be close. 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I really feel that it does lift you up a lot By Mike Lesko When Ohio State finally runs out of time in its last mentally when you see that there's a lot of people pulling attempt at the winning touchdown, moans and groans are for you. 1 think there was more cheering this year than last The scene is Bowling Green's Doyt L. Perry Field. It is heard in the press box. But. since the final score is not year." the final home football game for the 1974 BG squad. The "official" yet. many still huddle around the TV. Senior place kicker Don Taylor: "I don't think the Falcons are on their way to knocking off Arkansas State Then a girl blurts out, "Hey. I wonder what's going on students here take football seriously - or any BG sport - as University in a contest that really isn't as close as it was down on the field!" compared to a lot of other schools. Maybe it's because we supposed to be. The score is 17-0 early in the fourth period For that segment of time when the people in the press aren't a big name school in a big conference. BG grid fans: and Bowling Green seems to have the game wrapped up. box intently were viewing the Ohio State game, the Falcons Meanwhile, at that same moment, Michigan State is on could have trotted off the field - or done almost anything - "WE DONT need the fans to play. And the fans don't the verge of upsetting top-ranked Ohio State. The game is and most of the people in that portion of the press box need us either if they don't want us." Taylor continued. being broadcast on national television and there happens to probably wouldn't have been aware of it. "It's nice to have a lot of people there, but it's not gonna be a portable TV set in the BG press box. While the BG game is in progress, some students in the affect your play. It boosts our spirits when the stadium is does apathy BUT, SUDDENLY the TV set - not the game down on stands are busy socializing, while others are hurling rolls of full, but when it's not full, it's not gonna hurt us." the field -• becomes the center of attention of the majority toilet paper toward the sidelines, gulping down alcoholic Junior defensive end Bill Whidden: "The vocal support at of the several dozen or so onlookers in that portion of the beverages, listening to transistor radios (possibly to the the football games here is a little different from the college press box. Ohio State game) or simply sitting motionless as though games I see on televeision. Everyone's a little apathetic Michigan Slate has just scored on a long touchdown run rigormortis had set in. here. They seem more interested sometimes in things that ot jump into the lead and now Ohio State is attmepting to AND SO THE questions arise. Are the students at happen in the stands. Sometimes a big play will occur and truly reign? make a comeback and save its unblemished record. Bowling Green apathetic toward Falcon football? Is the hardly anything will happen in the stands. I guess I was a Most of the people in that section of the press box enthusiasm any less for BG football than it is at other little disappointed in that." literally swarm around the TV. Some kneel in front while Mid-American Conference (MAC) schools? Are the crowds Junior tailback Dave Preston: "I've heard people say our others stand right behind them. Still others strain their at the Falcon home games really vocal? And why don't games are pretty boring. I don't know why. The students necks or maneuver around for a good spot to watch the more students go to the games'1 just don't get involved some of the time. The fans were climax of the game The following are the opinions and beliefs of some great at the Miami game but I feel there isn't always enough One girl grimly stared at the floor and said, 'The world performers from this year's Bowling Green football squad: vocal support at our games." Unbeaten icers slap Clarkson By Bill Estep "Clarkson is a good, aggressive, tough, physical hockey defenseman John Mavity extended BG's scoring stteak to Assistant Sports Editor team. But we really dominated and outmuscled them. 200 games when he scored at 6:13 from Dave Easton. "CLARKSON SHOWED us that they have a good The teams traded goals once again in-the first period The Falcon hockey squad overcame injuries and its first hockey team this weekend." the Falcon mentor said. before BG's Steve Murphy hit on possibly the weekend's severe test of the season to sweep a two-game scries from "They'll go back east and do well. I don't think we could biggest goal from lincmatcs Dave Easton and Byron Shut! Clarkson College over the weekend. go into their rink and win games as easily as we did here." with only 10 seconds left. The BG skaters turned back a last period Clarkson surge Although the Falcons' high-scoring "black" line of wings The Golden Knights just moments before had killed a to win Friday's clash, 6-4 and then utilized two first period Paul Titanic and Jack Lainc and center Mike Hartman was four-minute double minor penalty to Marty McNally and goals and some strong defensive play to win Saturday,3-1. stymied much of the evening, the revamped "red" line of tied the score for the final time on Jeff Hewitt's score at Both games were played before a jammed house in the Mark Wells. Tom Esper and Rich Nagai stole the show in 18:23. Ice Arena. Friday's crowd of 3.496 was the largest Arena the openei. Both coaches later agreed that Murphy's third goal of the gathering since the Ohio Stale game Jan. 7 of last season Nagai and Esper. playing with their third center in less year was the game's turning point. and was nearly surpassed by Saturday's turnout of 3.495. than a week, combined for three second period goals to With the Falcon forward lines already racked by The BG sweep narrowed Clarkson's series lead over the open the BG margin to 6-2. ineligibility and injury. Mason was forced to make another Falcons to 4-3. The Falcons now will carry a 4-0 season Wells, who had been slowed the last three weeks with offensive change late in Friday's contest. mark into tomorrow night's Central Collegiate Hockey mononucleosis, was moved from the all-freshman "orange" Junior right wing Jack Lame was knocked to the ice by an Association (CCHA) opener at Western Michigan. line after John Markcll sprained a knee in Wednesday's unusually high flying puck following a faccoff at the 11:07 The single-game clash will be a redemption tilt of sorts practice. mark of the third period. for the Falcons. The Broncos, as a Division II CCHA club, Markcll only had been at the position since early last I .inn- was carried to the lockerroom on a stretcher with handed BG 8-2 and 3-2 defeats last year. week, filling a gap left by freshman Tom Newton's cuts above the bc.ow his left eye. He sat out Saturday's Falcon coach Kon Mason said he was pleased with his ineligibility ruling by the NCAA. game and is scheduled to see an eye specialist today, but team's overall aggressiveness in the Clarkson series. AFTER CLARKSON opened up an early one goal lead Mason said he should be ready for Western. "We were aggressive because we had to he," Mason said. on Dave Taylor's score at 2:56 of the first period. Freshman Bruce Newton moved up to Laine's "black" line spot for the remainder of Friday's opener and Saturday's clash. The Uxbridgc, Onl. native set up two Hartman goals with sharp passes and just missed cashing in on one himself on Revamped 'red' line shines Saturday.

By Dan Garfield Nagai. a four-year starter lield scoreless Friday for three and one-half hours in "BRUCE SET UP Harly real nicely tonight (Saturday)." Assistant Sports Editor for the Falcons, said after IFalcon center Mke Hartman (8) clears the puck out only the fourth lime in a the box. Mason said. "He's just a real strong kid." the Friday night win lhat • * • of the BG end as goalie MsVe Luit (30) and Clarkson's BG uniform, still maintains After Wells lipped in a rebound shot off Esper's stick for Due lo Muriel and just getting one goal high scoring Dave Taylor (24) look on. Hartman the team lead in scoring Mason will get word the opening score in Saturday's contest at 5:48 of the first ineligibililies. BG hockey sometimes generates a few with 13 points (6-7). today on freshman Tom period, the evening's most spectacular goal came less than scored two goals to pace the Falcon's 3-1 win coach Ron Mason was more. Saturday. (Newsphotu by Mindy Milligan) Defenseman John Mavity is Newton's eligibility appeal. two minutes later. forced to gamble with a "OtlCC we got that first second with nine points Mason said if Newton is Hartman stole the puck at midice. passed to Newton at stacked deck. He heal the goal, the line got excited." (54) while Esper jumped to ruled eligible he will split the blucline. received a return pass in front of the net and odds and came up with a the Toronto' native said. third with eight (4-4). the "red" line center duties drove it past Clarkson goalie Brian Slieilds at 6:35. fine scoring line which "That quick spurt had the • • • with Wells against Western Newton also fed Hartman on the Falcons' third and final spearheaded a pan of wins other team mesmerized." Defenseman Kevin Michigan tomorrow. score at 7:27 of the second period from the right point. Harrier qualifies Friday and Saturday over Nagai was referring to the MacDonald's two-minute • • * Clarkson. Falcons' quick three-goal roughing infraction at 12:50 In the Rink Rat MVP The reconditioned "red" blitz in Friday's second of Saturday's first period voting for the Clarkson for NCAA race line of freshman Mark Wells period which elevated BG to moved the BG tri-captain series. Esper landed the and senior wingers Tom a 6-2 lead. It was that "red" into third place on the most votes, followed by Senior Tim Zuinbaugh was the lone bright spot in a Esper and Rich Nagai line which got the Falcons careei penalty-minute list Hartman. Mike Liut and disappointing Falcon cross country performance Saturday tcamed-up for four goals rolling, getting two goals with 214 That's more than Byron Shult respectively. at the NCAA District Four championships. and five assists in the 6-4. from Esper as well as two The BG captain, who was the Falcons' fifth and final 3-1 triumphs over the assists by Wells and one by scoter at last week's Mid-American Conference (MAC) title Golden Knights. Nagai. chase, rebounded to finish 26th individually and qualify for For Esper and Nagai. * • • - FEATURING - this week's NCAA championships. SOPHOMORE center playing on a line Char Burned Staakt and Members of the top five team finishers and the first ten Mike Hartman. who was constructed at the last Chopi individual runners not on those squads advanced to minute was nothing new. Full Co."MI Family Saturday's nationals at Penn State University. The veteran icers have been Oinnti shuffled and shelved ZUMBAUGH. who had been slowed much of this season throughout their careers at 1J VARIETIES K**&r PANCAKES 1 WAFFLES with injuries, loured the six-mile Indiana University layout BG, but for Wells, playing optn Tu«t. thru Sat. 7:30-* * PM — cloae every Tuesday get e in 31:23. He earned all-Amcrican honors on the same with two established players Rib-Eye Dinner tor only $1.39 (Reg. $1.79) JAZZ Sundays 7:30-7:00 Indiana couisc last year with a 14th place finish. was helpful. e e The Ft. Wayne. Ind. native's berth in the NCAA meet "PLAYING ON the same 412 EAST WOOSTER extends BG's participation in the nationals to 13 of the last line as those guys (Esper : BUDDY%* : BANQUET ROOM 16 years undci coach Mel Brodt. and Nagai) is great for me." RICH : J5* : NOON SPECIALS DAILY SQUARE M-.U The Falcons, as a team, finished 13th in a 17-team field Wells said alter Saturday's • BIG band \ SQVAnT DEAL in what Brodt termed probably the worst competitive race win. "They kind of help me ' MACHINE! I he witnessed in his 16-year tenure. and I have to keep up with E. Wooster St. them. They have a lot of "THEY literally did nothing for as talented a group as SAT., NOV. 22 { Across from the Football Stadium experience and that helps 8:30 P.M. they are," Brodt said. "It's unexplainahle. Nobody was me." competitive." "1 did alright-had a few TOLEDO The University of Wisconsin won the team title with 53 goals." Esper said in MASONIC points. 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