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Thursday, October 12,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 88, Issue 26 Students show little interest in city elections

Amy Johnson hometown and they do not consider ronmental health major. "I do value my didates or they are not familiar with the John Vlrostek, a senior marketing The BC News themselves permanent residents. voting privileges with high regard issues in Bowling Green. major, said he is concerned with im- "I absentee vote in my hometown," though." "I am more concerned with the issues proving the water in Bowling Green but November city elections do not seem said Dan Hayes, a senior business "I don't consider myself a permanent in Dayton, plus I dont vote in BG be- he is not sure if he will be voting. to be a hot topic on the list of many Uni- major. "I haven't registered here be- resident of the city and I'm also going to cause then I couldn't vote in my home- However, one student said that she is versity students, and students who plan cause I'm not going to live here my be graduating in December," said Matt town, " said Rick Kappel, a senior envi- registered and voting in November. to vote are sparse. whole life." Priest, a senior computer science ronmental science major. "I registered because I was approa- Many students said they will not be "I don't vote here because I don't re- major. One student said that he is not famil- ched to register in Wood County," said voting in November because they have side here permanently, only temporari- Some students said that they do not iar with what the issues are in the city Shelly Zink, a junior early childhood not registered. Many also vote In their ly," said Ben Mutti, a sophomore envi- vote because they do not know the can- but he is planning to vote in November. development major. Students Top cop petition for voice Police chief on Board Genell Pavelich The BG News looks back at The Undergraduate Student Government is currently en- couraging students to sign a peti- tion proposing that the student serving on the University Board career in BG of Trustees has Joe Boyle At the time, the University the right to The BG News had only two patrol cars - the vote. Jeff Ste- ciTTP president's old car and a dec- fancic, USG Bowling Green Police Chief ades-old Ford which ran on president, said Galen Ash has many titles, propane. the members of t'M»jt<;iiAm).»<;» * in ATI.

16th Annual New Music & Art festival Composer Schuller Clinton plans Concert Schedule nj Thursday. October 12 headlines festival 800 pro. Concert: Godfrey. Khoudoyan London. Schuller Heather CvBngros cial guest. speech at OSU Shrude felt Wind Ensemble and flock Swamp Brass-Bruce Moss The BG News The festival, under the direc- conductor (Kobocker Hall) torship of a CMA faculty mem- The Associated Press Emory University in Atlanta on University students and com- ber and the Mid-American April 29 and a Pacific Rim meet- f ridoy. October 13 munity can enjoy three full days Center for Contemporary Music, COLUMBUS, Ohio - President ing took place at Portland (Ore.) 1030 am.. Concert: Berkeley, fry. Iversen leclaire Schuller of music and in conjunction with the College of Clinton will take time out from an State University on June 27. Kobocker Hoi) art, as well as Musical Arts and the Fine Arts The Columbus conference will meeting one of Center Galleries, features guest economic conference at Ohio 230 pm Concert: Grye Schuler Thomas Colegiate Chorale- State University to talk to stu- include panel discussions involv- America's most composers from around the dents. ing Cabinet members and invited Richard D Mathey. director (Kobocker tiol) hailed com- world and performing artists of University spokeswoman Ruth guests. Representatives from 4CO pm. Performance Hi-story Jerzy Onuch (Bryan Recital posers. international stature each fall. Gerstner said Wednesday that Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Hal) The Univer- This year's event will host Clinton will speak with students Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, 9CO pm. Concert: Chamberlin. Terry. Zonn. (Kobocker Hal) sity's 16th an- American composers as well as for about an hour on Oct. 20. West Virginia and Wisconsin will nual New Mu- faculty and guest performers in Clinton and Vice President Al be at the conference. Saturday. October 14 sic and Art Fes- concerts, panel discussions, lec- Gore will host a regional econom- 4CO pm. Concert: Austin Borden Kraft Rogers (Kobocker Hall) tival will take tures and scholarly presen- ic conference on that day. It will Clinton spokeswoman Laura place Oct. tations. 12-14. Pulitzer-prize winning be Clinton's. third such confer- Schwartz said Clinton and Gore -for o complete bt of events, call the Colege of Musical Arts ot 372-2685 Marilyn Shrude, director of the ence this year. A southeastern would meet with community and composer and conductor Gun- conference was convened at business leaders. ther Schuller will serve as spe- See MUSIC, page five. Dole, other GOP hopefuls gather in N.H. for issues forum

John King choice," said GOP Gov. Steve event like this," said Texas Sen. time for the Republican Party to themes of balancing the budget Rounding out the field are Cali- The Associated Press Merrill. Phil Graram. turn to a seasoned Washington and shifting power to the states, fornia Rep. Bob Dornan, radio The forum was being televised Still, each candidate came to insider as its presidential candi- all the while drawing a contrast host Alan Keyes and busi- MANCHESTER, N.H. - Front- In New Hampshire and na- make a point, often at Dole's ex- date. He promised to highlight with President Clinton. Asked if nessman Morry Taylor, who, like runner Bob Dole was the target tionwide by the Cable News Net- pense. his support for term limits and he expected to come under fire, Forbes, Is digging deep Into his of choice Wednesday as 10 Re- work. The candidates got a break At a pre-forum rally, Gramm reducing congressional pensions Dole smiled as he arrived and personal fortune to finance his publican presidential hopefuls when O.J. Simpson cancelled his tried to tap into the state's anti- - Issues he said senators like said, "Nobody would shoot at me, campaign. gathered In New Hampshire for evening Interview with NBC, but tax climate, pledging to oppose Dole were reluctant to address. would they?" the first televised Issues forum ■till faced competition for any budget deal that did not in- "I hope we have a vision A series of recent New Hamp- of the 1996 campaign. viewers from the baseball clude the full $245 billion in tax contest," Alexander said. Dole, who had his 1988 presi- 1 shire polls have shown Dole well The 90-minute event was a playoffs. cuts Republicans promised ear- Like Alexander, Pat Buchanan dential bid derailed in New ahead of the pack, with support symbolic curtain raiser for the The GOP gathering could hard- lier this year. Gramm said Dole put political reform at the top of Hampshire, is considered by far hovering near 35 percent. Bu- <-«,np«ign in New Hampshire, ly be billed as a debate. has been waffling on the issue his debate agenda. Buchanan, the best organized, followed by chanan has placed second in the where the leadoff presidential WMUR-TVs format called for its and said, "How are we different who runs second to Dole in early Buchanan, Alexander and mid-teens, and no other candi- primary la four months away. moderator to Interview candi- from Bill Clinton if we dont keep polls here, held a pre debate Gramm. Sens. Dick Lugar of In- date cracks double digits. Most of the candidates have been dates separately and left no room our promises?" event to promote his proposals to diana and Arlen Specter of Penn- organizing for months, but "this for Interaction among the con- Warming up for the event with dramatically rewrite campaign sylvania are also hard at work In However curious Clinton event will get people to realize tenders. a morning walk, former Tennes- finance and lobbying laws. the state, but further back, as is might be about those vying to op- things are getting serious, that "I dont know that you can real- see Gov. Lamar Alexander said Dole's goal for the forum was publisher Steve Forbes, who pose him next year, the president they better start making a ly break out of the pack in an he would make the case this is no to focus on his central campaign joined the field just last month had no plans to be watching.

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Derailment a mystery the one that infects people - a HYDER, Ariz. - The FBI called development that overcomes one in a crane Wednesday to lift top- obstacle to the development of Tracing the family pled Ami rak coaches so agents drugs and vaccines against the could look underneath for clues disease. tree to whoever sent the train of f a Vaccine research had been "Geneology for Begin- bridge. slowed because HIV, the human ners," will be offered from Ninety agents, some on their AIDS virus, has not caused mon- 7-9 p.m. on Wednesdays be- hands and knees in the dust and keys to become sick with AIDS. ginning Oct. 18 and continu- creosote bush, searched the However, monkeys can develop ing through Nov. 8. The gulch around the cars of the Sun- the disease from the simian im- course will help people dis- set Limited, which toppled from a munodeficiency virus, which is cover how to start tracing 30-foot-high trestle early Mon- similar to HIV. their family tree. day, killing a crew member and Bill Narayan, a virologist at the injuring at least 78 people. University of Kansas Medical The class will cost $69 Agents assigned to Operation Center, used a virus developed by and will be aught by Marge Splitrail also fielded a trickle of Harvard researchers that com- Water fie Id, an expert calls to a new toll-free hot line, bines parts of HIV with SIV. He genealogy researcher and interviewed nearby residents then increased the strength of the instructor who has ap- about what they might have seen hybrid virus by passing it from peared on the"Today and checked railroad records for monkey to monkey through bone Show" and been inter- leads to possibly disgruntled em- marrow transplants. viewed by the "New York ployees. Within six months of being in- Times." At the scene 55 miles southwest fected with the newly developed of Phoenix, the search covered virus, about 20 monkeys de- APPhMo Amateur genealogists one square mile. veloped many of the symptoms Federal investigators search for evidence at the scene of the Amtrak Sunset Limited wreckage near will learn how to get organ- "They're in and out of cars, seen in humans. Three monkeys Hyder, Ariz. Tuesday. ized, where to begin their they're on their hands and knees, have died so far of AIDS -rel.it ed searches, which records are they're in the railroad cars, causes, and four others are se- with electric wire that fractured available to everyone and they're up and down hills, we're verely ill. bones in his elbow, hand and feet. NATIONAL Weather how to find and use census, all around the area," FBI Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of He was put in solitary con- ThaAccuWeatner* forecastforncjn.Thursday Oct. 12. probate records, military spokesman Jack Callahan said. the National Institute of Allergy finement for 50 days and humi- records and land records. FBI Director Louis J. Freeh and Infectious Diseases, called liated by having his hair and was asked on his way out of a the new virus a significant find- beard shaved off. Pre-registration is re- Washington briefing if he antici- ing. Despite the brutal treatment he quired for the class. For pated arresting "the guys" re- "We have been trying for so and other militants say they en- 60s more information or to reg- sponsible for the derailment many years to find an animal dured at the hands of fellow ister, contact Continuing soon. model for HIV," he said. "This Palestinians, Mahmoud Zahhar Education, International "Guys?" Freeh responded, model will accelerate research." says reconciliation with Yasser and Summer Programs, underlining that the bureau has The National Institutes of Arafat's Palestinian Authority phone (419) 372-8181. not reached conclusions about Health has given Narayan a four- has never been closer. whether one or more people were year, $1.6 million grant to contin- "The imprisonment, beatings, involved or even the gender of ue studying the virus. that is all behind us," Zahhar, Culinary expert the saboteur or saboteurs. "We're Dr. Norman Letvin, who helped who was released Sunday, told going to do the best we can," develop the hybrid virus, de- The Associated Press, caressing to visit University Freeh added. scribed Narayan's work as a his new beard, black and speck- Marcia Adams, award- A senior Justice Department led with white hair, and looking winning food columnist, cu- technical step, not a break- official in Washington, speaking through, and said several labora- healthy despite having lost 25 FRONTS: linary expert and host of on condition of anonymity, said pounds in jail. public broadcasting affi- tories are working on making Wednesday that at least three monkeys sick with the virus. "Now we are looking forward COlO M*mt S1AVCHABV « ISIS tCHNMVl*!, liate WBGU-TVs nationally copies had been found of a note Letvin said it was premature to to a new era in the relationship syndicated television pro- interpreted as claiming respon- discuss Narayan's work because between Hamas and the Palestin- H~L EB Q HH E3E3E3<* ItLl 5 gram, "Marcia Adams' sibility in the name of a group it has not undergone review by ian Authority," he said. NO* tort wattes t*^ 'stow* ni**rs v\c* £t s-**> »r c.o** Ciocs* Kitchen," will share her called "Sons of Gestapo." The other scientists. The Palestinians and Hamas success story in her presen- official said more copies may have been talking on and off for tation, "How to Be An En- have been found. months, and officials in Arafat's Sources close to Hamas who "safeguard the unity of the Pales- trepreneur After SO." She'll The notes mentioned the Hamas reconciliation government also confirmed a demanded anonymity said the tinian people." discuss how she turned her draft agreement has been group will halt the suicide bomb- However, Abu Mohammed love of food, travel, an- government sieges at Waco, expected Texas, and Ruby Ridge, Idaho - reached. ings and other attacks. The sour- Mustafa, a Hamas spokesman in tiques, quilting, folklore s both of them rallying cries for Tensions between Hamas and ces stressed, however, that the Damascus, said there was no and history into a success- right-wing extremists. They also the Palestinian Authority have policy was tantamount to a cease- commitment to suspend military ful business enterprise. reportedly mentioned agencies increased ever since the self-rule fire with Israel and could crum- action. including the FBI, the Bureau of u*0 P government was established in ble if Israel, for example, hunted msami COUPON The breakfast buffet, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms April 1994, and many feared they down Hamas activists. which will feature some of and an unspecified local sheriff. could boil over into street battles Col. Jibril Rajoub, head of Ara- VOTED Adam's favorite recipes, The official denied a report in and civil warfare. fat's security force in the West 1 will open at 7 a.m. in 101 today's Los Angeles Times that Vowing to wreck Arafat's Bank, said he expected the "BEST PIZZA!" oi.sc.imp Hall, located on investigators are leaning toward peace moves, Hamas has carried agreement to be finalized before Ridge Street. The program the theory the derailment was the out a series of attacks and suicide Palestinian troops begin deploy- LG. 2 ITEM $7 will begin at 7:4S a.m. and work of a disgruntled railroad bombings that have killed more ing In the West Bank later this conclude by 8:45 a.m. employee. than 90 Israelis in the past two month. [335 Breads ticks For Only $2.001 "We're still open-minded. We'- years. In an effort to stem the at- "These people (Hamas) are tacks, and under increasing pres- patriots, and I don't expect them Coupon Good AlAI The speaker series, open re not leaning in any direction EipirM Parieoaing yet. We are looking at railroad sure from the United States and to carry out any acts, including 1001/95 to the public, is sponsored Israel, Arafat ordered scores of military acts, that will hurt Pales- by Bowling Green's Office employees and radical groups," the official said. militants jailed, although his tinian interests," Rajoub of University Relations. officials have denied they were Four Hamas activists traveled Advance reservations are Researcher claims AIDS mistreated. to Sudan to present a copy of the required and can be made Key to any PLO-Hamas recon- draft agreement to the group's by phoning (419) 372-2424 leadership abroad, returning to breakthrough Zahhar ciliation is a pledge by Hamas to pftp*?! by Oct. 20. The cost of the stop launching suicide attacks Gaza on Wednesday. A statement breakfast is $6 per person. KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- A scien- GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Held against Israel from Palestinian- issued earlier said Hamas had FREE DELIVERY Seating is limited and an tist says he has succeeded in 105 days in a Palestinian jail, a controlled areas and to halt at- renewed its commitment to es- early response is suggested. causing AIDS in monkeys with a leader of the Islamic militant tacks against Israelis inside tablishing a "stable relationship" 352-5166 virus more closely resembling group Hamas recalls beatings autonomy zones. with Arafat's government to

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* The BG News page four Thursday, October 12,1995 HELLo! False alarms befall Conklin Cologne, hairspray trip oversensitive fire detectors John Wenzel end is attributed to oversensitive wish to be named. "I think they The BG News detectors." really need a new fire alarm Some residents of Conklin system." A series of false fire alarms were upset at the inconvienences Shane Huck, a third floor RA in began to try the patience of some caused by the false alarms, some Conklin, said that other than a Conklin Hall residents during the of which were activated between little loss of sleep, there were no weekend. Several false alarms, which have been attributed to oversen- "We really don't know what [the reason for sitive fire detectors, were acti- vated in Conklin Saturday and the false alarms] is. But this weekend is Sunday. attributed to oversensitive detectors." Resident Hall Director Sheila Sue!* McGrt.fTki BC Ncwi Davis said in an early morning Tom Short leads religious discussion about the existence of Hell. He debated with students Wednes- announcement that the alanru, Sheila Davis day afternoon In the Union Oval. could be set off by such things as Conklin Hall director cologne and hair spray. Davis advised students to re- frain from using these items in midnight and 6 a.m. significant problems caused by. their rooms until the problem is "As far as concerns go, Conklin the alarms. fixed. is the last dorm on the list of the "It's not anyone's fault - it's "We really don't know what it University's priorities," said a just something that went wrong," V^rVlVll Uij reports is," Davis said. "But this week- first floor resident who did not Huck said. BLOTTER assault Class on AIDS offered Jennifer Schab made available to students. personally at some point will ■ Oct. 5, an Offenhauer East port, the letter read, "This will be Lee Buse The BC News "The purpose of the class is to interact with someone who is resident reported to University your only warning - Stay away The BC News increase sensitivity to persons HIV positive, and it helps to be police she had been receiving ob- from Trent! If not, you'll pay one Today many people feel they living with AIDS, to promote risk ready when it happens," Bunner University police are in- know everything they need to reduction and increase the know- scene phone calls. The alleged way or another ... I will see to vestigating a report of sexual as- said. prankster had reportedly been that." know about AIDS, but according ledge base," Bunner said. "Peo- sault which occurred on campus to Betsy Bunner, AIDS Education ple don't always know the facts. calling and asking the woman the ■ Campus police received a Saturday. size of her chest and if she tou- complaint from a University stu- director, "There is more to HIV We want to dispel the misconcep- "The purpose of the According to campus police, a than what most tions." ches herself. According to the dent who received a letter in the University student reported that class is to increase people realize." Freshman Angela Rowe, a die- police report, the telephone mail stating that she was being she was raped by an acquain- trickster also asked the woman if watched at the Rec Center. Medical tetics major who took the class in sensitivity to persons tance at about 3:30 a.m. Saturday Technology she "combs her pubic hair." ■ An employee of WBGU FM the spring of 1995 said, "The in Chapman Hall. 205: AIDS, Is living with AIDS, to ■ Oct.5, an employee of Eppler reported to campus police that Barbara Waddell, the public in- most beneficial parts were the open to all stu- videos that had HIV positive promote risk notified campus police that a two crates full of records had formation officer for the campus feminine hygelne product vend- been stolen from West Hall. Ac- dents who are people telling their stories and reduction and police, said the victim has named interested in the speakers who were HIV posi- ing machine had been broken cording to the police report, the the suspect and that police have into in the first floor women's vinyl villains made off with nu- the disease, tive. It hits you hard. It's not just increase the been in contact with him. Bunner said people who are sexually prom- bathroom. The woman reported merous priceless 33 and 45 RPM Waddell said it is difficult for knowledge base. that the thief picked two locks records. The class is of - iscuous." police to piece together a crime f e r e d , and got away with all the coins as ■ A visitor staying with a stu- The class helps students rea- Betsy Bunner like this. pass/fail in the fall and spring well as the feminine freight. dent in Founders fell out of a lize that people diagnosed with "It's really tough for police to and as a summer workshop for AIDS Education director ■ A student complained to bunk bed on Oct. 8. The floor fin- AIDS aren't different, according do anything when two people who one credit hour. to Bunner. police that she received a threat- der was transported to Wood know each other go into a room ening letter through campus County Hospital by the Bowling The class covers the biology of "Students who have taken the Bunner has taught the course by themselves," Waddell said. the disease, the demographics of mail. According to the police re- Green Fire Department. class have said that they have a for six years and the program "Once that door is closed any- the disease and possibilities for better understanding of persons thing can happen." has been around for several safer sex and risk reduction, with HIV and how it has affected years before that, she said. The campus police division ad- Bunner said. The class also their lives," Bunner said. "Stu- vises students to "avoid situa- The College of Health and Hu- offers the opportunity to meet dents learn that those people man Services receives a grant tions in which you lack control people who are HIV positive and aren't so different from them- over yourself." from the Ohio Department of people who provide care to per- selves." Bunner added that the Health to develop materials and "Don't allow yourself to get sons who are HIV positive. Test- class is beneficial to everyone. conferences to encourage other into a situation where you can't ing information, 1-800 numbers, "Most people, no matter what colleges to implement similar get out," Waddell said. brochures and hand-outs are also major, both professionally and courses. Programs open lines of communication Vincent Guerrletl deals with about IS deaf stu- According to Cunningham, a sources. The BC News dents, whose handicaps range major accomodation for the hear- "Education about the student's from alight Impairment to total ing Impaired is priority seating particular need allows the stu- Two programs at the Universi- deafness. since the majority of deaf stu- dent to participate as fully as ty are trying to make communi- The program offers note- dents read lips. possible," Cunningham said. cation easier for the hearing im- taking assistants and assistive Cunningham added that advo- "Our office provides accomoda- paired. listening in the classroom, visual cacy, helping a student explain tions to deaf students to partici- Rob Cunningham, coordinator fire alarms and door-knock indi- problems to staff or faculty, is pate in the mainstream." for Disability Resources, said he cators in the residence halls. also a big part of Disability Re- According to Kathy Easterling of St Vincent's Hospital's Speech HUBE/OIL/FILTER SPECIAL \ Pathology Department, about 42 $ 95 i million people have a hearing ! 12 or FREE* i impairment which results in a I Includes oil filler, up to 5 qts of oH, | communication disorder. i chassis lube and 24 pi. satety Inspection, i I'FreeomianyotwKftiduMuflM. | The Special Education De- , m won i l«j of MM onto. N loalion only.. partment at the University offers undergraduate and graduate! programs in coordination with Locally Owntd t Optriled the Communications Disorders! by Ed Schtmkolt Department. i*B^ Through a federal grant, the Vfcu* TUffy program has been given $83,000. vt »»' The grant, part of Project Auto ScTVIC*? Bridge, will continue for three 10% SENIOR DISCOUNT honored for all regularly priced services over $9. Centers years. 7uffyDotsIt%jgfitl 353-0988 19 +OVER 104 S. MAIN According to Martha Gaustad- EXTRA BONUS! professor of special education. 832 S. MAIN 1087 S. MAIN STREET the program is designed to teach* Nrnl lo Plaza Hut language to children who have no (Next to Rite Aid) FREE SHUTTLE SEMKEl exposure to it. 352-9763 Monday Night FREE SAFETY INSPECTIONS! The program has 20 under- 00 OBLIGATION ESTIMATES! graduate students, one of only a • MONDAY-FRIDAY 8am-6pm few undergraduate programs of WOODLAND MALL ALL REDKEN Football SAT. 8am-4pm Its kind. 1234 N. 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MUSIC Continued from page one. tend the festival for perform- ances of their music. TV station vying for records Mid-American Center for Con- John Sampen, professor of mu- temporary Music, said she is sical arts, said the festival is an looking forward to the students exciting way to give a better un- Mother charged in murder, media want access to evidence meeting all the guests. derstanding of music. "It's music of our time - stu- "It's a wonderful opportunity James Hannah fair trial," Storar said. and trial-preparation records. filled pit a block from her home. She said those records are made dents should be aware of what's for faculty and students to come The Associated Press But Storar said a fair trial Police later arrested Mrs. Rit- going on," Shrude said. "The op- together in recognition of music could be achieved by postponing public after the legal process is chie, saying they had a confes- sion. portunity is right in front of from our own era," Sampen said. DAYTON, Ohio - A television it, moving it out of the area or se- over. them." Sampen said a lot of new stu- station on Wednesday asked an questering the jury. "It's not as if it's going to be But in a motion filed Tuesday shielded forever," she said. Schuller developed a musical dents who are exposed to music appeals court to order the release Storar said he believes most of in Montgomery County Common career that ranges from compos- of police records in the case of a the story is out already, "and her Krumholtz asked the court to Pleas Court, defense attorneys for the first time respond nega- review the documents in private ing and conducting to work as an tively. woman accused of killing her statements will undoubtedly said police had no valid confes- educator, administrator, music 4-year-old daughter and then re- come out at a suppression hear- and decide which ones could be sion. "Most are afraid of new music released without jeopardizing his "There is no written nor elec- publisher, record producer and and sound," Sampen said. "Their porting her missing. ing." client's right to a fair trial. tronically recorded statement.... author. first reaction is that they don't Police have disclosed few de- But Ritchie's attorney, Michael As a composer, Schuller tails about the death of Samantha Krumholtz, and Montgomery Judge James Brogan said the There is no 'confession' in the like it - the festival is a way to appeals court would not rule be- traditional sense," the attorneys created more than 145 original begin the process of understand- Ritchie. The girl's mother, Ther- County Prosecutor Mathias Heck compositions in virtually every ressa Jolynn Ritchie, has been Jr. told the three-judge panel that fore Oct. 18 and would not order said. ing and finding the meaning in the release of any documents un- Krumholtz said any statement genre and received numerous music of our own." charged with murder. Her trial is the release of information could awards, including Musical Amer- set for Jan. 29. put the trial in jeopardy. til the parties have a chance to Ms. Ritchie may have made to Schuller Is involved in a varie- police was given involuntarily ica's 1995 Composer of the year ty of activities during his three- Andrew Storar, attorney for Krumholtz said his client is en- appeal to the Ohio Supreme and an honorary degree from the WDTN-TV, told the 2nd Ohio Dis- titled to a fair trial "unencum- Court. and should be thrown out. He also day visit at the festival. asked that the trial be moved. University in 1984. Schuller will open the festival trict Court of Appeals that cer- bered by frenzied media publici- Mrs. Ritchie, 24; of Dayton, re- As a conductor, Schuller trav- tain police records, including any ty." He said it would be difficult ported her daughter's dis- with a composition seminar A neighbor of Mrs. Ritchie, eled throughout the world, lead- Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 3:30 p.m. statements by Mrs. Ritchie, pho- to move the trial. appearance on July 18. She ing major ensembles. He taught tographs of evidence and dia- Assistant Montgomery County pleaded for return of the girl, re- Ernest Vernell Brooks, 43, in Bryan Recital Hall in the sulting in an extensive search by pleaded guilty Sept. 14 to gross at the Manhattan School of Music Moore Musical Arts Center. He grams of the crime scene should Prosecutor Carley Ingram ar- police, neighbors and volunteers. abuse of corpse, tampering with and Yale University, served as will also conduct panel dicus- be made public. gued that prosecutors are not re- quired to make public confiden- On July 22, police found the evidence and obstruction of jus- head of the composition depart- sions on Friday and Saturday. "There is clearly a right of ac- cess, and there is also a right to a tial police investigatory records girl's body submerged in a water- tice in the case. ment and artistic director of the Several of Schuller's works Berkshire Center at Tanglewood will be performed also. "Sym- and president of the New Eng- phony for Brass and Percussion" ASH land Conservatory. features the Fall Wind Ensemble Schuller also authorized doz- and Black Swamp Brass, under Continued from page one. there was blood all over the tackled him and he grabbed my robberies to shoot-outs. There's ens of essays and four books, the direction of Bruce Moss, as- apartment. gun. He had it pointed at me, and an ever-presence of the un- ranging in subject from jazz to sociate professor of musical arts. of the citizens." "After they got it all sorted out. the only reason I saw it was be- known." musical aesthetics. The festival will close with Major Tom Votava said Ash's It turned out one girl was having cause it was nickle-plated. Bowling Green has provided an Fourteen guest composers Schuller conducting the Bowling leadership style as chief has been bad dreams," he said. "One of her "I was able to get my thumb ideal environment for Ash's ca- from across the U.S. will also at- Green Philharmonia • very effective. roommates tried to wake her up. between the trigger and the trig- reer. "Basically, he's a very easy The sleeping one thought it was a ger guard," he said. "I broke his "I like the size of the communi- use man to work for," Votava said. man and began screaming, two of arm in three places, and ty," he said "We have all of the benefits of the large community Continued from page one. level at the University and the "He has goals and objectives, and the others were startled and slammed the gun across his face. students dont have much of a he expects you to achieve those, jumped out the window and cut He was so high he kept fighting. I and none of the drawbacks. The University is a dominant feature. Informed of what the petition say," Ross said. "The student but he doesnt overly manage his their rear ends. The girl who had to handcuff his good hand. was concerning, they seemed officers and command staff. woke her up fainted." Ash said his parents have had I talk to a lot of chiefs and noth- trustees need more of a say, and concerns about his safety, al- very receptive." we want to make it a more seri- "He has a great deal of experi- Ash said incidents like that ing ever changes in their com- ence and thus is able to put prob- keep the job from getting dull. though their worries may have munities - they roll up the side- Ross said their goal is to have ous position that has more been misdirected. 3,000 signatures on the petition lems into perspective, which "You've got to be dedicated," walks at 5 p.m. Our town is alive power." "Th'ey're proud, I'm sure, but before it is presented to the Ohio keeps us working at an even he said. "It's never boring. That's from 2 p.m. until2 a.m." Student Association. Students interested in signing level," Votava said. why I like coming in at 3 a.m. they were always afraid I'd get Another opportunity Ash had "I think 3,000 signatures is a the petition can still do so at the During his 35 years in Bowling There's still a lot of stuff happen- hurt," he said. "My older sister came out of a chief's meeting in realistic goal, but any more sig- USG office located at 404 Green, Ash said he has seen his ing. I've been bitten and shot at." was working at a hotel in Savan- Louisville, Ky. natures than that would be even Saddlemire Student Services share of strange crimes. Physical violence along those nah, Ga, and got shot." "I knew the chief from Ash- better," he said. Building. Ross said that they will "Over on Merry Avenue, with lines is what makes the job risky, Despite the risks of the job, land, Ky., who told me there was probably also have the petition in the emphasis on rape, we got a although Ash said he can only re- Ash said it is the only thing he Bowling Green, Ky., and I ought Ross said this Issue is impor- the Union again soon so more call that there was a man in an call one incident where he felt his can imagine doing. to be a colonel," he said. "Couple tant to show that the student students can sign and show sup- apartment," Ash said. "A couple life was in danger. "You love every aspect of your months later I get a certificate in trustees are serious about the re- port. of the girls that lived in the place "I stopped a car on South Col- job," he said. "Some days you the mail and now I'm a Kentucky sponsibility of being on the The petition will not be brought jumped out the windows and lege once and I had this sixth don't think so. It's almost like Colonel. Board of Trustees. up to the Ohio Student Associa- went to a neighbor's for help. sense that it wasnt right," Ash getting hooked on drugs. Police "I never met Colonel Sanders," "This is an important issue be- tion until Nov. 7 at the earliest, When officers got there, they said. "Ended up that the car was work is addictive. You have to Ash said. "Don't even eat his cause there is a lot of business and the OSA will then present the found one girl unconscious and stolen and the guy had a gun. I want to help people, from bank chicken." done at the Board of Trustee petition to the state legislature.

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SEATTLE - Orel Hershlser would have none of it. NLCS returns to Atlanta Not the Kingdome noise, not the fireworks set off after Ken with Braves leading 2-0 Griffey Jr.'s home run, not the momentum the Seattle Ma- Joe Kay The Braves, who had the riners were starting to build. The Associated Press league's worst extra-inning re- None of it was going to stop cord in the regular season at 3-9, him from winning a game the CINCINNATI -- Add Javy jumped and hugged in the dugout Cleveland Indians absolutely Lopez to the Atlanta Braves' roll while Lopez rounded the bases. had to have. call of last-inning heroes. Mark Wohlers pitched the Hershlser maintained his Lopez hit a three-run homer in ninth to close out the Braves' perfect career record in the the 10th inning, capping yet an- fourth come-from-behind win in postseason, and Manny Ra- other dramatic rally as the the playoffs. mirez homered twice and went Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds It was a particularly stunning 4-for-4, leading the Indians 6-2 Wednesday night and took a loss for Cincinnati, which was past Seattle 5-2 Wednesday 2-0 lead in the NL playoffs. 10-3 in extra innings, best in the night and tying the AL playoffs Atlanta's second consecutive league. The Reds blew scoring at 1 all. extra-inning win put the Reds in chances in the seventh eighth Showing the form that once a near-impossible situation. No and ninth, and ultimately wasted made him baseball's best team has won the NL pennant perhaps their most impressive pitcher, the 37-year-old Her- after losing the first two games rally of the season. shlser allowed four hits in of the championship series at The Reds were flat and flailing eight innings and improved to home. against Smoltz when they turned 6-0 in playoff and World Series Three-time Cy Young Award the game around 'with the re- competition. His only blemish winner Greg Maddux will start sourcefulness that's become came in the sixth inning when Game 3 at Atlanta on Friday their trademark. Smoltz had a 2-0 Griffey tied a postseason re- night, opposed by David Wells. lead and was working on a streak cord with his sixth home run. The Reds pulled out every of 12 consecutive batters retired, While Ramirez showed what offensive trick they could think leaving the less-than-capacity made him an All-Star at age 23, up against starter John Smoltz, crowd of 43,257 restless. Carlos Baerga came through who has beaten them three times So what do the Reds do? They with the big hit Cleveland this season. They finally got him stop swinging and start bunting. missed in the opener. His two- out of the game following the Benito Santiago, with 19 out, two-run single with the seventh with the score tied at 2. strikeouts in 45 career at-bats bases loaded broke a scoreless But the NL's top extra-inning against Smoltz, caught third tie in the fifth and got every- club failed for the second con- baseman Chipper Jones playing one off the Indians' bench, and secutive night. Mark Portugal, back and bunted for a single. team seemed to relax after relegated to the bullpen for the Bret Boone, just l-for-12 career that. playoffs, started the 10th by giv- against Smoltz with seven The best-of-7 series goes ing up a single to Mark Lemke, a strikeouts, followed with another back to Jacobs Field for Game walk to Fred McGriff and a bunt single that seemed to unset- 3 Friday night. Mariners ace single to David Justice, loading tle the pitcher, who fielded and Randy Johnson, finally able to the bases. threw wildly for an error that get some time off this week, Portugal then bounced a break- Santiago take third. starts on four days' rest, op- ing ball for a wild pitch with Santiago was thrown out trying posed by Charles Nagy. The Associated Preii/EUlnt Thompson Ryan Klesko at bat to let in the to score on Jeff Branson's Seattle is 28-3 this season in go-ahead run, and Lopez followed grounder, but pinch-hitter Lenny games Johnson starts. The Ma- Cleveland Indian's Albert Belle rounds tbe bases after hitting a solo homerun In the 7th Inning against Klesko with a first-pitch homer Harris grounded a full-count riners also won the last time he the Seattle Mariners in the first game of the ACLS. high off the left-field foul screen. pitch up the middle. pitched - in relief in Game 5 of the first-round playoffs against Buhner's second home run of mates had to come console, tion that October, Tim Belcher. New York. the postseason. either, because they knew he'd Belcher took the loss for the The Indians did not want to Standing still on the mound, been around big games before. Mariners. Hit hard in two re- go home down 0-2, and thanks Hershlser merely focused in Griffey became the first AL lief appearances in the opening to Hershlser, they did not. Not on catcher Sandy Alomar Jr., player to homer six times in round of the playoffs -- he took Netters try to even a crowd of 58,144, the who would pat his chest protec- the postseason. Lenny Dykstra out his frustration by knocking second-largest ever to set tor as if to say, "Just you and did it for Philadelphia in 1993 a television camera out of its baseball at the Kingdome, me." and Bob Robertson did it for operator's hands - he lasted 5 2-3 innings. could shake or Orel. Even after giving up a home Pittsburgh in 1971. avoid fatigue Hershlser, who blanked Bos- run, Hershiser already had a Hershiser was the MVP of ton for 7 1-3 innings in the first new ball back in his mitt and the 1988 World Series, pitching Belcher left after Ramirez Chris Kapcar been a real push - it would be round of the playoffs, struck was at the rubber, almost Los Angeles to the champion- homered with two outs in the The BC News nice if the guys could have a out seven and his lone walk ready to pitch, by the time ship. He went 3-0 in the post- sixth, Paul Sorrento singled weekend off. Everybody has was intentional. Jose Mesa Griffey touched home plate. season that year, as did another and Sandy Alomar tripled for a Bowling Green's men's ten- been working real hard and pitched the ninth, allowing Jay None of Hershiser's team- pitcher in the Dodgers' rota- 4-1 lead. nis team, coming off of two getting up early three days a weekends of strong competi- week for two-a-days. Really tion and difficult matches, my main concern is the guys heads to Columbus Friday for having enough left in their gas the Ohio Intercollegiates. The tank," Morin said. Falcons will play an average Again this week, Morin has King promotes innocence field which will consist of stressed playing the tennis MAC foes Akron and Toledo, ball instead of the team across regional rivals Cincinnati and the net, and as this applied to Larry Neumelster ed. Xavler, and host team Ohio the likes of perennial powers The Associated Press Gardephe said it was King who State. Michigan and Notre Dame, it ordered his employees to submit According to head coach works the same for Toledo or NEW YORK - Yawning and the false claim to Lloyd's to re- Dave Morin, the quality of Akron. smiling, a relaxed Don King pro- cover training expenses that teams that BG will face this "We need to play the ball to claimed his innocence of charges were actually never paid to his weekend just isn't the caliber certain targets and not care he cheated Lloyd's of London out boxer, Julio Cesar Chavez. that was faced the last two in - who we are playing or think- of $350,000. Chavez, currently the WBC vitat ionals. And that could be » ing about what our position in The 63-year-old boxing pro- super lightweight champion, cut problem. the match may be. Fo.* exam- moter faced a federal jury Tues- his face prior to a fight with Har- "When you play competition ple, you're 7-2 and you start day, the first day of his trial on old Brazier and had to cancel. insurance fraud charges. Gardephe said Chavez will tes- "I'm innocent of all charges.... tify during the trial, which is ex- "When you play competition that's not up I love America man, greatest pected to last six to eight weeks. country in the world," was all King, with his trademark fraz- to your level I think you tend to drop your King would say to a beehive of zled hair sprouting up like wads level of play a little bit." reporters with cameras outside of cotton candy, was relaxed in the new federal courthouse in court, yawning repeatedly as Dave Morin lower Manhattan. Judge Lawrence McKenna gave BC men's tennis head coach His lawyer, Peter Fleming, had instructions to the jury. King plenty to say in court in his open- gazed intensely at each juror as ing statement: He told the jury the nine women and three men that's not up to your level I thinking about who you might . his client was unfairly accused of entered the courtroom. think you tend to drop your play next - we have to have fraud. Fleming said King never de- level of play a little bit, and some mental focus," said But Assistant U.S. Attorney frauded anyone and had only with good teams, I think the Morin. The singles format at Paul Gardephe said it would be purchased enough Insurance opposite can happen. We'll see Ohio State this weekend con- easy to conclude King cheated from Lloyd's to cover $736,000 he a little of both Well see some sists of six flights, with each Lloyd's out of $350,000 by sub- had paid Chavez in advances of good matches and well see team's number one player in mitting a falsified contract for a the fight and another $10,000 he some possible blowouts," said the first flight, the second best 1991 fight that was canceled. paid Brazier. Morin. player in the second flight, "Don King is a man who keeps The lawyer disputed a claim by Bowling Green, Ohio State and so on. The top six players very tight control over his money prosecutors that King got Lloyd's and Cincinnati look to be the for BG going into the invita- and his business," Gardephe to pay him $350,000 to which he strongest teams at the tour- tional are the same as the last said. was not entitled, then hid the nament, while Akron, Xavier, two meets. Milan Ptak, Adam The prosecutor said that every money from Chavez so he and Toledo will feature Tropp, Joel Terman, Dave An- check in King's central account wouldn't have to pay the boxer. weaker squads. drrson, Seth Dim ling, and "has to be signed by Mr. King Another problem that Morin Ryan Gabel look to lead the whether's it's for 5 cents or $1 Four witnesses from London, sees in playing three week- Falcons in the singles division. million. the supposed victims, never filed ends in a row, with strong ! "Don King keeps better track civil lawsuits to recover money The AssotUt.d PraoACalkr WllkM competition two of the three The first team in the doubles In hla head of what people owe and refused to come to the past meets. Is the simple fact flight for the Brown and Or- him than the accounting depart- United States to testify In the Boxing promoter Don King adjusts Us tie as he leaves federal court In of fatigue ange will be Joel Terman and ment can keep on paper," he add- case. New York. Prosecutors called him an Insurance thief. "This three week grind has Mark Ciochetto. Sports The BG News page eight Thursday, October 12,1995 Holtz staying put Bucks defense questionable as Irish mentor Rutty Millar The Associated Press Nancy Armour COLUMBUS - Maybe it's the The Associated Press "The way I feel right province of fans who have come to expect the worst in the SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Notre now I will stay in 27 years since Ohio State last Dame coach Lou Holtz has some- coaching. Period. I'm won a national championship. thing to say to anyone who start- Despite a 5-0 record, four ed making a list of possible suc- a coach and that's victories over nationally cessors when he had spinal sur- what I want to do and ranked teams and a No. 4 rank- gery last month ing, there are still concerns Save It, he's not going any- there's nothing out about the Buckeyes' defense where. there that attracts heading into Saturday's game "The way I feel right now I will at No. 21 Wisconsin. stay In coaching. Period," Holtz me more than Those concerns are twofold: said. "I'm a coach and that's what coaching does." for the most part opponents I want to do and there's nothing have been able to run on Ohio out there that attracts me more State, and a defense that had 16 than coaching does. I have every Lou Holtz Intention of coming back to Notre sacks at this point last year has Notre Dame coach five so far. Dame next year." "My response is we're un- It's been one month since sur- defeated and ranked fourth in geons at the Mayo Clinic re- back games against ranked op- the country," defensive end moved a bulging disk in Holtz's ponents coming up. Mike Vrabel said. "It does not neck that was compressing his "A lot of people say, 'You're matter to anyone on our de- spinal cord and causing weak- crazy to come back,' ... but had fense if we give up a thousand ness In his arms and legs. If left we won our opening ball game, yards, two thousand yards it untreated, the condition could had we been on a high I maybe does not matter. I can speak have left Holtz paralyzed. would not have even come back for the whole defense and the Doctors said Holtz wouldn't be this year," Holtz said. "I just Ohio State's Ryan Miller (43) goes head-to-head with Notre Dame's Marc Edwards. Miller gets a little able to coach for at least three to wanted to be with these guys, whole team: the first goal we help on the play from Rob Kelly (34). have is to win." four weeks after the Sept. 12 whether it was good or bad, but But Vrabel admits the de- surgery, but he was back on the be with them because I thought "We've got to be more physi- mattered to Young. A 15-play, happy. practice field six days later. He fense is on the field "quite a cal defensively," head coach 86-yard drive ate up 7:32 of the Young said there have been that was what was important was pacing the sidelines Sept. 30 right now." bit" and added, "I'd be the first John Cooper said. "We've got third quarter and a 10-play, Individual breakdowns at to tell you the sacks aren't at Ohio State but felt so lousy Before the season started, the to stone the running game and 84-yard drive melted another different spots each week but afterward that he returned to the there." at the same time be sound in 3:44 off the clock as they came usually dour Holtz said he both he and Cooper said they press box for last weekend's Notre Dame rushed for 204 the secondary." back from a 21-10 deficit to wouldn't Be corrected by per- planned to have fun this year, no yards two weeks ago in a 45-26 game at Washington. matter what happened. The poor Defensive coordinator Bill take a 25-21 lead. sonnel changes. Both said the He will be In the press box loss at Ohio Stadium. Perm Young said, "The biggest thing "We've got them out of the competition had a lot to do with start and his medical problems State picked up 209 yards last again Saturday at Army. have tested that resolve, Holtz that concerns me defensively game at half time," Young said. the big rushing yardage and Holtz, who grew up in East week in a 28-25 Buckeye vic- said. is the number of points we've "You walk down on the sideline lack of sacks. Liverpool, Ohio, said Tuesday he tory. been giving up because that's the second half, their crowd considered taking the rest of the Ohio State is seventh in the the No. 1 thing we try to elim- was totally out of the ball game. "What was it they said, -You Penn State's Curtis Enis had season off to recuperate. But it Big Ten in rushing yards per- inate. We're not near where we Defensively, we let 'em back want to see God laugh? Tell him 25 carries for 146 yards against was a fleeting thought. It wasn't the plans you have for the fu- mitted per game (154.2), eighth want to be right now. The sec- in. We let 'em take two drives Ohio State, Notre Dame's in scoring defense (18.2 points ond thing Is the length of pos- that he didn't trust interim coach ture,'" Holtz said with a laugh the whole length of the field it Randy Kinder 28 for 143, Bob Davie, Holtz said. Davie, the "That's sort of the way I feel this a game) and eighth in total de- session time of the offense. It's doesnt even look like we were Washington's Leon Neal 15 for year. I had all these plans." fense (359 yards a game). hard on us." on the field and get 'em right Irish defensive coordinator, led 135 and Boston College's Jus- Notre Dame to a 41-0 rout over His medical problems would be Those shortcomings have been Penn State had the ball for back in the game." tice Smith 24 for 119. covered by an offense that is 30:01 to Ohio State's 29:59, but It took Eddie George's 6-yard Vanderbilt in Holtz's absence. the perfect excuse if Holtz want- The next challenge will be But Notre Dame had gotten off ed to retire. But Holtz said he averaging 39 points and 510 it was how the Nittany Lions run with 1:42 left to get the against Wisconsin's Carl yards a game. took time off the clock that Buckeyes out of Happy Valley to a pretty rocky start, losing to wont duck his responsibilities McCullough. Northwestern in its home opener, just because things aren't going and there were three back-to- the way he had hoped. 11 T?? HOWARDS club H Gators try to overcome jinx

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Neuffer Kimberly Hess get a higher ecore. and winning an opportunity to compete at the Miss Ohio rACTMTES ORGAMZMICNl Scholarship Pageant which goes on to the Miss America Pageant Steve Snyder Bethany Hodakievic Jeff Stefancic Jennifer LaDuke 1-800-KAP-TEST Brian Swab Kimberly Mennega Jake Willis Corey Minor get a higher score HaW Pick-up an application in the Student Activities Office Joseph Woods Lisa Terwilliger —~- 330 University Ur-on between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Any question!itsi be directed to 8teve or Janet 9 2-2343 KAPLAN Ay Ziggy Zi Ay Ziggy ZI Ay Ziggy ZI Ay Zigqy ZI Ay Ziggy Zi Ay Ziggy Zi ( I * '• J* The BG News Sports Thursday, October 12,1995 page nine The Circus thrives English soccer stars while Game suffers involved in scandal come of football matches or as Jim Lltke ON SALE. CASH ONLY." b.) that her insistence on The Associated Press match. Liverpool won 3-0. The Associated Press Explain away the fact there rubbing dog fur on his players rewards for having so done." were almost 20,000 fewer peo- (for good luck) was a distrac- SOUTHAMPTON, England - Fashanu is charged with mak- CINCINNATI - It is ple in the ballpark than capaci- tion; - Three Premier League soccer Grobbelaar, the former Liver- ing the two payments. different around here. ty any way you want. Say it was stars and a Malaysian busi- pool goalkeeper, Is charged with His team can win the pen- a school night. Or that kids c.) and most important, that nessman appeared in court today accepting $63,000 from Fashanu The three players and the Ma- nant, then the World Series, but these days carry credit cards, his being told at the start of the on game-fixing charges in Eng- in London on Nov. 25, 1993 for laysian businessman made their come the end of the season, not cash. But so empty was the season that Knight would suc- land's biggest corruption scandal fixing the outcome of the Nov. 21 first appearance in Southampton in 30 years. Davey Johnson is out of a Job. section of red seats in the up- ceed him at the end - no matter Newcastle-Liverpool game. Magistrates' Court. They spoke Boom! Fired. Just like that. per deck between the foul what ~ had been a distraction. Southampton goalkeeper Liverpool lost 3-0. only to give their name, age and Just because Marge Schott said poles that you half-expected Bruce Grobbelaar, Wimbledon address. goalkeeper Hangs Seger, former Grobbelaar is also charged so. the "TICKETS STILL ON He looked and sounded like a If the Cincinnati Reds' hard- SALE" message to be flashed Aston Villa striker John Fashanu with $3,000 from his former Outside the courthouse, Fa- changed man, though hardly and businessman Heng Suan Lim shanu and Grobbelaar greeted hearted owner gets off dump- repeatedly as soon as the game for the better. Johnson used to Zimbabwean business partner are accused of taking part in a each other warmly with a hug. ing the winningest manager in went into extra innings. Even if be rapped for being arrogant, Christopher Vincent on Nov. 3, baseball without reason or con- it had, no one would have come but he had good reason to be. conspiracy to rig the results of 1994 at Southampton "for im- two Liverpool matches. sequence, look out: More and running; the soaps on TV are With the New York Mets, he properly influencing the out- All four were bailed on condi- more outrageous foolishness is better and they don't cost $30 a won a World Series, a pennant All four were released on con- come of a football match or tion they do not contact pros- in the offing. Guaranteed. pop. and two division titles. In fact, ditional bail until Dec. 1. matches." ecution witnesses Vincent or One day Schott will get tired A few minutes after Atlan- in every season he has man- They are charged with conspir- John Troup, the Sun journalist of Ray Knight, her handpicked ta's 2-1 win, Johnson was asked aged a club from start to finish, ing between Feb. 1, 1991, and Segers, 33, Wimbledon's Dutch who first reported the allega- tions. successor, and dump him, too, about the alarming vacancy it wound up either first or sec- March 15, 1995 "with others goalkeeper. Is charged with re- then decide maybe Schottzie 02 rate. ond. known and unknown, corruptly to ceiving $30,000 from Fashanu in should manage the ballclub. give and corruptly to accept gifts London between Oct. 21 and Oct. The charges carry a maximum And because she owns the "I don't know what the Then he got fired by the of money as inducements im- 25,1994 to fix the outcome of the penalty of seven years in jail and- team, because people didn't reason is," he said. "Maybe the Mets in 1990 and couldn't get properly to influence the out- Oct. 22 Wimbledon-Liverpool or an unspecified fine. stand up to her often enough in beginning of Tall Stacks." hired until the Reds gave him a the past, nobody will be able to Tall Stacks is the name of a shake in 1993. When he re- do anything about her in the fu- riverboat festival that will be upped for 1995, it was with the ture. staged on the Ohio River this backing of general manager NFL accepts contract The upside is that so long as weekend. Why Johnson would Jim Bowden, but without a mention it as an alibi for the the dowager and her dog have raise and with Schott's in- the Associated Press contract in any way." earlier because of his $1.9 million the run of the place, the side- no-shows at a baseball game sistence that he walk away "Our agreement specially salary. show at Riverfront Stadium four nights earlier almost de- from the job at season's end. NEW YORK (AP) - The NFL states that anything permitted by will be at least as entertaining fies logic. Poor Davey. Aside approved Deion Sanders' con- the collective bargaining agree- Harold Henderson, the NFL's as the baseball. They park from the fans still-lingering She has never made her tract with the Dallas Cowboys on ment cannot be considered cir- director of labor relations, said where they want, go where resentment, maybe his being thinking on the matter public. Wednesday, but said the contract cumvention," said Richard Sanders' contract was designed they want, smoke where they made into a mockery had But what filtered down from circumvents the salary cap and Berthelsen, the union's general to evade the cap by paying him a want, joke about what they something to do with the the front office were stories must be restructured. counsel. base salary at the league mini- want, fire or hire anyone they alarming vacancy rate only he about her absolute affection mum of $178,000 for the first want. The downside is that just hasn't figured it out yet. for Knight's wife, pro golfer The conditional approval will "... The league has already ap- three years while setting his even as the circus thrives, cre- Nancy Lopez, and her absolute allow the star cornerback to play proved contracts for other average salary at $5.5 million. dibility and the game itself suf- Indeed, Johnson seems to disapproval of Johnson having with the Cowboys as soon as he is players who have used the same fer. have accepted his eventual fir- lived with his wife briefly be- healthy. Sanders is recovering techniques, including Andre "Sanders' contract is struc- How much? Business is bad ing with such helpfulness that fore they were married. from ankle surgery and is not Rison and Eric Allen." tured to avoid counting under the when the home team is still almost nothing he says or does expected to play until Oct. 29 in The Cowboys scheduled a news salary cap a very large portion of hawking tickets at gametime from here on out will come as How these bear on baseball Atlanta at the earliest. conference for Thursday to dis- the compensation which Deion Is on opening night of the league much of a surprise. remains anyone's guess. Even cuss the matter. to receive for his services during championship series. But it Before the game, even while as they play for Johnson, his In the meantime, his $35 mil- the early years of his contract," was worse than that Tuesday Schott walked Schottzie 02 charges admit the whole situa- lion, seven-year deal will have to This latest development could Henderson said. night. Between the third and among the players stretching tion is confusing. be redrawn to fit under the sala- present problems for the Cow- fourth innings, between the along the first-base line, John- "I thought if you win, you get ry cap of $37.1 million per team. boys. If the readjustment puts "In this respect, Deion's con- giant billboards advertising son found himself denying in to keep your job," center field- them over the cap, they might tract stands apart from every cigarettes and beer ~ two of quick succession: er Jerome Walton said. The decision was immediately have to cut a player to make other in the league. In our view, Schott's public vices - this "But like most things," he opposed by the NFL Players As- room for Sanders. Starting de- the contract as currently struc- message flashed on the giant a.) that Schott was a distrac- added, "it's different around sociation, which said the league fensive tackle Russell Maryland tured involves salary cap cir- TV screen: "TICKETS STILL tion; here." has "no basis for challenging the was a candidate to be released cumvention."

IndyCar legend just BGSU can't give up racing Un«GrwnSUUUnfrtnrtT Bowling Green State University "It's just something I've want- keeping up with it and didn't Mike Harris know about the tire rules. It was Libraries and Learning Resources The Associated Press ed to do for a long time now," Foyt said of getting back into a nobody's fault but my own, but Multicultural Affairs Committee I'm not going to let that happen A.J. Foyt is like one of those race car. presents This week, Foyt took a couple again." trick birthday candles. Every Foyt called upon longtime time you think you've finally of his 1995 Indy cars, a Ford friend Barry Dodson, who re- blown it out, the flame pops up Thunderbird, a Super-Truck and youthful drivers Frederick Ek- cently left Kyle Petty's Sabco again. Racing team, to work as his crew Issues in Cultural Diversity 1995-96: The 60-year-old Foyt, who tried blom of Sweden and Tony Ste- chief for the Phoenix race. to come out of a somewhat tenta- wart to Phoenix International Raceway for some testing and "He flew out yesterday and my Strangers in a Strange Land tive retirement and race in the Indy crew and him are getting Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis in some question answering. acquainted and working on the August, fell short in qualifying, "I ran quite a few laps in the The International Experience at BGSU truck yesterday and it felt real cars and the truck," Foyt said. but is going to try again in two "Barry will get us some stock car good until I busted the oil tank weeks at Phoenix. guys to work on the car in the and hit the damn wall," Foyt said. The last of his 128 Winston Cup race because we need to have ex- starts came in the inaugural "Actually, I didn't hit It too hard. perienced people." Brickyard 400 at Indy in 1994, I just touched It. Didn't do much Whatever happens at Phoenix, Wednesday, October 18,1995 when he started 40th and fin- damage at all and we were just a Super Tex, who is getting some Culture Shock! ished 30th. He has raced only little off the track record." sponsorship help from Motorola That incident hardly slowed five times since 1990. in his latest effort, is determined A panel of international students discuss the challenges He supposedly retired from the burly Foyt. After going way too slow to to do some more racing. of coming to a new country to study and live. competition in 1992 with a slow, "We're trying to put together a tearful lap around his beloved qualify for this year's Brickyard race in the first round of time deal for a few of the major races Indianapolis Motor Speedway next year," he said. "We'd like to during qualifying for the Indy trials, Foyt decided he might need some serious help to get the race at Daytona, Talladega, Char- 500, a race he won four times, lotte, Atlanta, all the big ones." Foyt, who spends most of his car prepared the right way for Wednesday, November 29, 1995 time running his Indy-car team his next effort "We're planning to run a car on and sitting on a variety of boards "We kind of got caught with both circuits," said Foyt, who Intercultural Communication in his many business interests, our britches down at Indianapo- probably will run Ekblom in In- can't seem to cool his racing itch. lis," Foyt said. "I just hadnt been dyCar and Stewart in the IRL A panel of students discuss communication across cultures.

^"MIDNIGHT MADNESS" SATURDAY - 12:00 Wednesday, February 21, 1996 Join the men's basketball team this Saturday, October 14 at 12:00 midnight In the Classroom to help kickofr their preseason during A panel of graduate students from abroad discuss their MIDNIGHT MADNESS! Sports experiences as both teachers and students. anchor Dan Cummins and the BGSU Pep Band, Cheerleaders, Mascots, and Pommerettes will be in attendance for all of the FUN Wednesday, March 20, 1996 and EXCITEMENT! Free admission A Sharing of Cultures and participation plus prize International students share their music, dance, art, and food. giveaways throughout the event. We hope to see you at ANDERSON ARENA! All programs will be held on Wednesday mornings, 10:00 AM-Noon In the Jerome Library Conference Room. $100 IN GIFT CERTIFICA TES GIVEN A WA Y!

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Pal Murphy The BC News Michigan State center Steve Guolla scored 16 goals last season, but one lingered in the minds of Bowling Green players. Guolla's overtime breakaway goal in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association tournament semifinals ended the Falcons' dream season a year ago at 25 wins, the most since 1989-90, and without an NCAA Tournament berth. Falcon players garnered post- season awards — Brian Hol- zinger, the Hobey Baker Award, and he and Kelly Perrault, All- Americans - but Holzinger spent most of March working out a National League Hockey con- tract with the Buffalo Sabres rather than preparing for a tour- nament game. "That was definitely a heart- breaker,' senior Falcon defense- man Quinn Fair said. 'It kind of gives us a little more motivation and drive this year go a little bit father. We definitely dont want

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Inside. CHRISTIAN PAT MURPHY; PELUSI: ON THE ON BGS RETURN OF FAL- TOUGH NON- CON HOCKEY CONFERENCE PRESTIGE. SCHEDULE. TWO FALCON EXTRAS OaOBER12/1995 The Buddy System Powers lays foundation for successl

Christian Pelusl and, at that time, some of the The BC News other teams in the league weren't doing so good a job as they're do- Last year wasn't a bad home- ing now," Powers said. coming for Buddy Powers. And the key to doing a good job 25-11-2 and a second place fin- with your program begins with ish in the CCHA for his first the players that are asked to play season back at Bowling Green, for your school. this time as head coach. But to "Still, I think that we have the Powers, it was just one step in facility, we've got the tradition bringing BGuu back to Beingbeing a per-pwv.. grZUSM»n,H.*.iuJ^ti>Bsons.t seasons. ottooc ro ennial topflight team, much USf^ZzHL «a inat we recruit kids the ones he has been associated that are comitted to being good, with in his early career. to getting better after they get (A Powers was an assistant for the here and also playing with a lot of Falcons from 1962-1988 during character," Powers said. one of their most successful Those qualities were seen first- stretches In the program's histo- hand by Powers during the Fal- a> ry. Four NCAA tournament bids, three CCHA titles and one national championship in 1984. "We had good clubs here when c Powers moved on to Rochester I was here before but we didn't Insltltute of Technology for a have the best talent In the season where he reached the Div. world," Powers said. "We had Ill finals. Then Powers was hired some real good players but we by Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- also had players who played tute in 1989 where he compiled a hard. And they played hard every 94-63-13 record over a five year night That can overcome a lot of stay. things. Those are the type of Now after spending one suc- guys we want In our program." cessful season at BG, Powers is ready to take the team to another Powers found out last season level. that he inherited many Falcons that fit his description of his type "I want to kep this team in the of players. top of the league," Powers said. "The goal is going to be not to "I didn't know the players too have any slip-ups so we can be in well last year," Powers said. "We the top four in the league. That's had to get used to each other and a heck of a challenge because I think the team came together there are so many good teams In pretty well. They know what we the league now. Everybody's do- expect from them as players. ing a good job recruiting so It's very competitive." "All of the coaches here have experienced success and know Back when Powers was a Bowl- what it takes to win and the ing Green assistant, the Falcons commitment you have to have. So never finished below fourth in it's reinforced constantly that the league. Now, Powers says the these are the things we expect league as a whole has improved out of guys. to the point where even the con- sistently good teams must refo- "It's a hard task, it's hard to cus and Improve each season. win," Powers said "And it should "My background when I was be hard to win because It makes __. Tk!BCNc»iJKtl1yRI|« here before was having a team It all the more worthwhile when BG bead coach Buddy Powers talks to his players during practice. Powers won CCHA Coach of the that was In the top of the league you do win." Year honors in his first year at BG. COVER Continued from page one. that to happen again this year.' ience there,' Powers said. 'I think It is this type of big games that year. When It was 4-4 against and CCHA contests with tourna- To end their five year tourna- [Michigan] State played with a senior captain Jason Clark feels Michigan last year we've fot to ment and top playoff position on ment drought, second year Fal- little bit more poise in the game. the Falcons have matured into grind It our and score the big the line. con coach Buddy Powers will Some guys dldnt handle the playing over the past two goal and hold them off.' rely on 18 returning letterman pressure; it was part of the learn- seasons. Over the past two years BG has 'I think we know what It takes and eight of their top 10 scorers ing experience.' 'I think last year our best gone 5-13-2 against MSU, Michi- to be on top this year,' said junior from a year ago. Powers said that A year earlier Guolla scored a games were against the best gan and Lake Superior State. But defenseman Kelly Perrault. BG suffered against the Spartans hat trick in the Spartans' 3-2 win teams,' Clark said. "Everyone the core of the Falcon resur- 'When the big game Is there, we'- from a lack of experience. over BG at the Joe Louis Arena in played out their heart, and that is gence, the juniors have played In re going to want it so much that's 'I think It was a little inexper- Dtroit what everybody had to do this a significant number of games all we work for.' » ♦ .*.♦•♦• * ♦ • ••••tlltxilMll.fOlollMllltllllll

OCTOBER 12, 1995 n FALCON EXTRA THREE BG begins life without Brian Difficult

Christian Pelusl Left wing Jason Clark, who has schedule The BC News already replaced Holzinger in one respect (he's this year's cap- tests team It's not every year that a team tain), agreed with Powers. has to replace a Hooey Baker A- "We're not going to be able to Three weeks Into this ward winner. In fact, one team a replace Brian, but If every line season the Falcons host year usually has that dilemma. and everybody individually steps Eastern Collegiate Hockey This year, it is Bowling Green. it up notch I think [the situation] Conference member Brian Holzinger, last year's will take care of Itself," Clark Renesslear Polytechnic In- winner, did just about everything said. stitute. The following for the Falcons last year. He was "It's pretty hard to replace the weekend BG travels to their captain, leading scorer, go- best player In college hockey." Clarkson to face the Golden to guy and basic heart and soul of It may be easier to replace Knights. their 25-11-2, second place team. Holzlnger's 35 goals and 34 as- For those reasons, Holzinger was sists of last season because of the awarded hockey's equivalent to returning core of forwards. the Heisman Trophy. The entire Clark-Hall Johnson Times have changed and Hol- line returns for a second season zinger now plys his trade for the together. That line accounted for NHL Buffalo Sabres. But believe 50 goals and 70 assists last year TWBCNtwiKtllrRifa it or not, there is still a very good and with a year experience play- Junior Dale Crombeen passes to ■ linemate during a practice earlier team in BG. ing together, they look for even this season. Crombeen had 33 points last year and was an Honorable So how do the Falcons retain greater production. Mention Canslar All-Rookie selection. their high level of play without "I'm very happy to be playing Pal Murphy their highest level player? with those two guys again," said "The Clark-Hall-Johnson line for us and make things happen." "I think It's one of the big ques- Johnson, who finished tied for really came into their own last One of those other lines will be tion marks of this team," Falcon tenth in league scoring last year year as players and they scored These four early season beaded by Curtis Fry, who was non-conference games will head coach Buddy Powers said. along with Falcon defensman Ke- some big goals for us late in Holzlnger's right wing from last "It's going to have to be a cumu- lly Perrault. "I couldn't find two games," Powers said. "But now become paramount in year. Fry (13 goals-33 assists--36 March. lative effort of other guys. Guys better linemates anywhere. Both when teams are going to scout us, points last season) now moves in- coming back like [Curtis] Fry, are really good players and we all they're going to look and say "Clarkson and RPI are side to play center on a line with four games that will be a [Brett] Punchard, [Jason]Clark, [ complement each other really 'Geez, this line was pretty good Brett Punchard. Fry has the Mike] Johnson, [Mike] Hall ... last year' and "This is going to be good test for us," BG head well. We Jelled quite well last speed to replace Holzinger in the coach Buddy Powers. everybody's got to kick their year. Hopefully we can achieve the big line at Bowling Green. So middle. Punchard (13-22-35) games up a couple of notches to we've got to come up with a cou- "Clarkson is year in and more of the same success we had year out one of the best overcome that. last year." ., ple of other lines to score goals SM FALCONS, ,*.«.. teams in that league, and RPI is «w»ing off winning the playoff championship." A year ago, despite a 25-11-2 record and a top 10 • ranking, the Falcons were 1995-90 Falcon Roster left out of the NCAA Tour- nament because of the lack of a tough out-of- No. Plaver Pos. lift. Wft. Yr. Hometown conference schedule 1 Bob Petrie G 5-10 175 Jr. Canton, Mich. BG played against Ohio 2 State twice last year in out- Chad Ackerman D 5-8 190 Sr. Rochester, Mich. of-conference games be- 3 Adam Lamarre D 6-2 200 So. Markham, Ont. cause Kent dropped their 4 Todd Kelman D 6-1 195 Jr. Calgary, Alta. program. The Falcons lost 5 John Kunstler D one of those games to a 6-1 190 Fr. Cobourg, Ont. team that placed near the 6 MattEkJred D 5-11 190 Jr. Rocky River, Ohio bottom of the 45 Division I 8 Dave Faulkner C/W 5-7 175 So. Bracebridge, Ont. hockey programs in the na- 10 Curtis Fry C/RW 5-8 165 Jr. Hinton, Alta. tion in computer polls. Over Thanksgiving, while 11 Dale Crombeen RW 5-11 175 Jr. Mooretown, Ont. Michigan State and Michi- 12 Mike Johnson RW 6-1 185 Jr. Scarborough, Ont. gan were playing In the Col- 14 Brad Holzinger LW/C 6-0 185 So. Parma, Ohio lege Hockey Showcase 15 Jamie Williams RW 5-7 165 Sr. against powers Wisconsin Calgary, Alta. and Minnesota, BG was In 16 Jeff Herman W/C 5-7 160 Sr. N. Vancouver, B.C. Toronto playing against 17 Mike Hall C/LW 6-2 175 Sr. Nepean, Ont. Canadian universities In the 18 Kevin Seguin C/LW 5-9 180 Jr. St. Mary's, Ont. Cross/Border Challenge. 20 Kelly Perrault D 6-0 200 The Brown and Orange Jr. Ft. Saskachewan, Alta. won three games last year 21 Quinn Fair D 6-2 205 Sr. Campbell River, B.C. over Canadian universities 22 Keith Ebare RW 6-0 175 Fr. Sault Ste.Marie, Ont. but the NCAA selection 23 Dan Price RW 6-1 190 Fr. Sarnai, Ont. committee does not count 24 Jason Clark LW ' 6-0 games against Canadian 190 Sr. Belmont, Ont. teams. 25 Kevin Armbruster RW 6-1 180 So. Geneseo, N.Y. With last year's schedul- 29 Mike Savard G 5-11 180 Fr. Red Deer, Alta. ing blunder erased, the Fal- 30 Jason Piwko G 5-10 195 Fr. Chicago, III. cons, with another 20-25 win season, should assure Alan Sikon G 5-10 170 Fr. Maple Heights, Ohio Sec MUMM V, page seven. §§PL FOUR FALCON EXTRAS OCTOBER 12,1995 Wolverines picked to win CCHA

Pat Murphy was one of Michigan's all-time ter, a Hobey Baker finalist last The BG News leading scorers. Increased his year, scored 34 times in 39 games point production by SO last year and has 83 career goals in three For the second consecutive and scored 24 times. season Michigan head coach Red Laker coach Jeff Jackson "Michigan State lost a ton Berenaon spoke at the Central spoke about his team's outlook. offensive talent and the goalie, Colleigate Hockey Association "It gives me a lot of confidence but if anything the team that media day with his team picked to think that we have a good de- could surprise is Michigan to finish first in both the media fensive team and a better State," Powers said. "Because no and coaches' polls. offensive team than we've had in one else has an Anson Carter." "I think some answers sur- the past," Jackson said. Miami, Western Michigan and faced last year," Berenson said. Sophomore John Grahame re- Ferris State were picked to finish "But what we did last year turns In goal for the Lakers. Gra- in the fifth to seventh spots. doesnt mean anything." hame won 16 games as a fresh- The Redskins lost CCHA First The Wolverines went 304-1 man and posted a 2.79 GAA. Team goaltender Chuck Thuss and advanced to the NCAA Final Keith Aldridge anchors the LSSU but still have center Kevyn Four in Worcester, Mass., losing defense and had 41 points last Adams who had 49 points last to Maine. UM won the CCHA season. year. WMU also has a question regular season title for the sec- Bowling Green is a legitimate mark in goal. Brian Renfrew ond consecutive year going top four team In the league, even started every game last year but 22-4-1 in the conference. without Hobey Baker Award graduated leaving Bronco head "I think Michigan is the winner Brian Holzinger's 35 coach B1U Wilkinson with two favorite with die players they goals and 69 points. The Falcons freshman and a transfer to mind have and the incoming recruits, return eight of their top 10 the net but I think the next five spots are scorers last year. "I have confidence that these up for grabs," said BG head For the first time in three kids have the ability to step right coach Buddy Powers. "Every years the Falcons' main concern in and not really miss a beat in team in the next five spots has a will not be on defense. Six goal," Wilkinson said. question mark." players return who all sign i fi cant Ferris State has not had a win- Any questions the Wolverines ice time a year ago. ning season in two years and ap- ' MWaaamfcaajartaaal had were answered when center Michigan State lost four of pears to be headed for another. Michigan State center Anson Carter leads the Spartans Into Ike CCHA Brendan Morrison decided to their top five scores nad their top The Bulldogs lost their top two «easoo. Carter is the top returning goal scorer In the league. May In school rather than go to goaltender. But the Spartans still the National Hockey League. have senior Anson Carter. Car- See IEACUE, page five. Morrison, the 39th pick in the 1993 NHL Draft by the New Jer- sey Devils, led the league in scor- ing with 76 points in 39 games. 1994-95 CCHA Scoring Leaders He scored 23 goals and added a league high S3 assists. PLAYER SCHOOL GP G A Pl8. "I think Brendan will take off from where he left off," Beren- Brendon Morrison MICH 39 23 53 76 aon said. "Hell play a huge role Brian Holzinger BGSU 38 35 34 69 on our team as he did last Mike Knuble MICH 34 38 22 60 Gone from Morrison's wing is Rem Murray MSU 40 20 36 56 38 goal scorer Mike Knuble. Brian Felsnpr LSSU 41 24 28 52 Knuble, a 6-2 224 pound right wing, averaged better than a goal Anson Carter '. MSU 39 34 17 51 a game last year and had 60 KevinHUton MICH 37 20 31 51 points. Steve Guolla MSU 40 16 35 51 Sophomore Robb Gordon, who scored IS goals and had 41 points, Sean TaUaire • LSSU 41 21 28 49 opted not to return to school leav- Kevyn Adams MIAMI 38 20 29 49 ing the Wolverines without their Mike Johnson BGSU 37 16 33 49 fifth leading scorer from a year •BO. Kelly Perrault BGSU 37 16 32 48 Berenaon's main concern last Curtis Fry BGSU 37 13 33 46 year was in goal. But sophomore Jamal Mayers WMU Marty Turco was Berenson's 39 13 33 46 best answer going 27-7-1 and Chris Brooks WMU 40 7 39 46 posting a 2.76 goals against i age to be named CCHA Roo of-the-Year. Goaltendlng Statistics Lake Superior State had to p of one of the best turn aroun PLAYER SCHOOL GP RECORD Avg. Pet. ever last year. The Lakers star Marty Turco MICH 37 27-7-1 2.76 .894 ed 7-10-5 but finished 15-2-1 ar won the league tournament an John Grahame LSSU 28 16-7-3 2.79 .887 advanced to the NCAA Tounu Chuck Thuss MIAMI 34 16-10-6 2.87 .901 ment. Sean Kulick LSSU 15 7-4-3 2.96 .887 LSSU lost hard-nosed center Wayne Strachan but returns WillClarke BGSU 26 14-6-2 3.10 .888 Gerald and Sean TaUaire, who Mike Buzak MSU 31 17-10-3 3.14 .901 combined for 32 goals last season, and center Brian Felsner. Brian Renfrew WMU 40 17-18-5 3.54 .873 Felsner, who's brother Denny IM1IC Sjpl^ OCTOBER 12, 1995 ii FALCON EXTRA FIVE Falcon Attention focused on clutching tradition founded CCHA to crack down on interference and obstruction Christian Pelusl The BG News The rule in question is illegal theory but the implementation of can skate and handle the puck in hockey obstruction. the rule is the real question. and get up the ice and score. You The Central Collegiate Hockey Basically the rule is as follows: Coaches around the CCHA are don't come to see some slug re- Someone recently asked Association is following the a player may use his body to pre- optimistic and hope that the in- duce that guy to a minimal me which sport this school National Hockey Leagues lead vent their opponent from gaining creased attention to the rule will hockey player. That's not why is known for, and when I re- and is cracking down on the ob- possession of the puck. But once free up their players. you coach, and that's not why you sponded that I thought struction and interference that the defending player uses his "I think that any time the stick recruit skill players," Mason Bowling Green is a hockey slows the game down. stick or his free hand to impede impedes the progress of a player said. school, the person laughed. Fred Maindonald, CCHA ob- the opponents progress, a pen- it should be a penalty," said Former NHL star turned Notre server of officials, said that the alty should be assessed for inter- Michigan State head coach Ron Dame head coach Dave Poulin league and its coaches are pre- ference or obstruction (see draw- Mason, whose star player, Anson sees the need for consistency pared to attempt to cut down on ings.) Carter, should benefit from the from both the players and the the clutching and grabbing that "We'll be looking for face-off rule enforcement. "If you took officials. prevents the league's star interference, picks and what we away the stick, he'd have to grab "Players are going to have to players from displaying their call Vaterskilng.' And that Is if somebody and that's a penalty. It know what's being called ... and talent. players use their free hand to seems like if you put the stick know the Individual referees," Tapes demonstrating the in- hold on to a forechecker or a man into somebody they don't want to Poulin said. "Players are human. fractions were given to the coming back on a two-on-one call It a penalty. A stick is an ex- They know what they can get league by the NHL to dispense to uses his stick to hold onto the at- tension of your arms." away with and what they cant. If Christian Pelusl the referees in the league. tacker and the player's feet Mason thinks that any way to players know they cant get away "All of our officials will be get- arent moving, that's waterski- let the stars shine will improve with it, they don't do it. So a large Fooiball and basketball is ting the tapes and reviewing Ing, because the offensive player play for the fans. part of how effective it's going to what this school should be them to give us consistency is pulling the defensive player," "Any time you let the skill be is how it's enforced. known for, he said. amongst all the referees," Main- Maindonald said. players play, it's a better game. Huh? donald said. The idea may sound good in People come to see the guys who See RULES, page six. Bowling Green is most known to the greater sport- ing world community for Petrie wants start college hockey. Period. Yes, the football program has been quite successful between the pipes since Gary Blackney has taken over, but name an ation of Clarke leaves Powers impact player in the NFL Pat Murphy The BG News with three freshman fighting from BG. Actually, name over the backup goalie position, more than two. It's not pos- Although goaltender Bob Mike Savard, Jason Piwko and sible. Martin Bayless and Petrie had a great seat for 22 of walk-on Alan Sikon give BG Charlie Williams are the the Falcon games last year he did depth in goal but also inexper- * . - only former Falcons play- not like it. ience. ing in the NFL. "I want to play every single But Petrie, a sophomore from Basketball? The MAC It- game," Petrie said. "I am not the Canton, Mich., returned to the self barely turns out a type of goalie who likes to play diving save form he showed his player a year, and with the every other game. It kind of eats freshman year. He won his last exception of Dan Majerle on my confidence." six starts, one over Lake Superi- and Gary Trent, they have Petrie shared goaltending du- or State and one against Michi- no stars. The Bowling ties with Will Clarke last year gan State He stopped 26 of 28 Green program, rooted in after playing over Clarke his shots against the Lakers and held mediocrity, have no hoops freshman year. Clarke emerged Ohio State to one goal on 16 shots. players who are in the NBA as the Falcon starter last year "In my last six games of last Match that with the much In the same way Petrie did year I won all six," Petrie said. hockey team's 14 players over Clarke a year earlier. Petrie "So that gives me something to who spent time In NHL last played in 31 games his freshman build on. Hopefully, I can get the season. These aren't Just 14 season posting a 16-12-2 record top job and never surrender it." no-names either. Of course and a 3.09 goals against average Now that Clarke Is gone BG everyone knows of last in earning a Canstar All-Rookie will have a single number one year's Hobey Baker Award Team selection. But new coach goaltender for the first time in winner, Brian Holzinger, Buddy Powers went with senior two years. Other CCHA teams who Is now with Buffalo. leadership and played Clarke in have went primarily with a single But what about Rob Blake LEAGUE 26 games and Petrie in only 16. number one goalie last year. who plays for the Los An- The demotion showed in Michigan State head coach Ron geles Kings, who may be a Continued from page four. Petrie's play. His goals against Mason played goalie Mike Buzak candidate for the Norris scorers in Tim Christian and Ja- faded into the second division by jumped to 4.00 and his save per- in 31 of 40 games last year. In Trophy this season for the centage dropped from 88.1 per- 1993-94 Buzak played in 39 of 45 league's best defenseman. son Blake. That does not hold mid season. The Flames were a well for a team that averaged senior dominated team last year cent his freshman year to 84.6 games. Freshman Marty Turco Or Dave Ellett for the Tor- percent last year. came in and played in 37 of 48 onto Maple Leafs who has 3.11 goals per game last year. and are rebuilding. The last four spots are a toss "I hope I can play every games for Michigan. Ironman been an All-Star. Or Nelson Brian Renfrew of Western Mich- up between Notre Dame, 11 linois Alaska-Fairbanks is in the game," Petrie said. "I know I'm Emerson, now with the in great shape right now. I'm igan played in every game a year Hartford Whalers, who la at Chicago, Ohio State and Alas- CCHA as a full time member. ka-Fairbanks. feeling real good and want to ago. one of the best play-making The Nanooks finished 11-21-1 play every game because I know centers In the league. The Notre Dame has a new coach in overall last year and 5-10-0 NHL veteran Dave Poulin and re- lean." Spartan head coach Ron Mason against CCHA teams. Ohio State Petrie exudes confidence this See PEI.USI, page seven. turns their top scorer, Jamie is building a new arena but still said that playing one goalie for Ling, and goaltender Matt Elsler. baa the same team that lost 29 year knowing that the starting moat of the games depends on the UIC started strong hut year but game* a year ago. position is his to lose. The gradu- personal a team has. » > 4 1 1 '

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FALCONS October Continued from page three. 13 Friday WESTERN ONTARIO 7 p.m. 14 Saturday BROCK 7 p.m. played the first half of last own end of the rink," Powers 21 Saturday MICHIGAN STATE 7 p.m. season with Holzinger and Fry said. 27-28 Fri./Sat. RENSSELAER 7 p.m. and will play on the left side. "I feel real good about our guys November Their right wing spot is still open back on defense." 3-4 Fri./Sat. at Clarkson 8 p.m. as freshman Dan Price and soph- Defenseman Qulnn Fair likes 10 Friday at Ferris State 7 p.m. omore Kevin Armbruster have the fact the defense is battle- 11 Saturday at Lake Superior 7 p.m. both seen time there during tested and have developed as a 17 Friday FERRIS STATE 7 p.m. training camp. group. 18 Saturday WESTERN MICHIGAN 7 p.m. Powers said the other lines will "Every one of us has lots of ex- 23-25 Thurs.-Sat. at Alaska-Fairbanks 11 p.m. be determined later this week perience in the league and that's December and through this weekend's going to help a lot," Fair said "As 2 Saturday MICHIGAN 7 p.m. games against Western Ontario a group, we have to improve on 8 Friday at Miami 7 p.m. and Brock. our foot speed and standing guys 10 Sunday at Ohio State 2 p.m. The other two lines might be up at the blue line, keeping guys 95-96 15 Friday Western Michigan @ Las Vfeeas 6:30 p.m. out of our zone. But our experi- Mariucci Classic © Minnesota Brian's brother. Brad Holzinger 29 Friday (3-4-7) centering a line with Dale ence is going to help by giving us BGSU vs. New Hampshire 5 p.m. Crombeen (9-24-33) and Price on maturity on defense." Hockey Minnesota vs. Harvard 8 p.m. 30 Saturday Consolation/Championship 5/8 p.m. the wings, and another line with Along with Perrault and Fair, January some combination of Jeff Her- Matt Eldred (2-11-13), Chad Schedule 5 Friday MIAMI 7 p.m. man (3-6-9), Jaime Williams Ackerman (5-23-28), Adam La 6 Saturday FERRIS STATE (3-1-4), Dave Faulkner (7-8-15), 7 p.m. marre (0-3-3) and Todd Kelman 13 Saturday OHIO STATE 7 p.m. and freshman Keith Ebare. (2-6-8) return to give the Falcons 19 Friday at Michigan State 7 p.m. Powers warns that this year's one of the oldest defensive units 20 Saturday at Western Michigan 7 p.m. freshman class will need some intheCCHA. 26 Friday MIAMI 7 p.m. time to adjust to Division I In goal, Bob Petrie returns as 27 Saturday MICHIGAN 7 p.m. hockey. the No. l goaltender. Last season 30 Tuesday at Notre Dame 7 p.m. "These guys are seeing the ef- Petrie (11-5-0, 4.00 goals against February fects of being star junior players average) split time with the now- 2-3 Fri./Sat. LAKE SUPERIOR 7 p.m. where things happen fairly easy graduated Will Clarke. Petrie Is 9 Friday at Illinois-Chicago 8 p.m. for them. Then they get out on anxious to prove he is worthy of 10 Saturday at Notre Dame 7 p.m. the ice and the pace that we're the starting job and that he de- 16-17 FrL/Sat. ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 7 p.m. doing things takes them right out serves top billing in the league. 23 Friday OHIO STATE 7 p.m. of their comfort level. Plays that "I feel great, but everyone can 24 Saturday NOTRE DAME 7 p.m. they made real easy in juniors work their way in and out of posi- 29 Thursday at Michigan Stale 7 p.m. now happen just a 1/4 of a sec- tions, so I just have to perform to March ond quicker and they cant make the best of my ability like I did 2 Saturday at Michigan 7 p.m. the play yet. my freshman year and at the end "So right away that self-doubt of last year." creeps In ... we just tell them to Perrault says that the whole RULES be patient and stay with it," team has the utmost confidence MURPHY Powers said. "They're going to In Petrie. Continued from page three. Continued from page five. get their ice time and they'll get "We have total faith in Bob," In tune with the game." Perrault said. "He carried us his themselves of a tournament "The key is for the all of the It gets to the point where there is Defensively, the Falcons re- freshman year [1993] and you berth as the selection com- referees to call it the same every so much of it going on that the turn six lettermen including Ail- can see his abilities in practice. mittee takes Into account night" referee can only do so much American Kelly Perrault Per- More than anything last year it strength of schedule. Illinois-Chicago head coach "It's like a policeman trying to rault (16-32-48) Is a smooth skat- was a battle of confidence for With Clarkson and RPI, Larry Pedrie also Is In favor of stop IS murders," Pedrie said "I ing defenseman whose eight him, and this year he's worked two tournament partici- lessening the holding and ob- mean, he's only going to be able power play goals tied him for hard over the summer and he pants a year ago, the Fal- struction. to stop one or two. The other 13 second on the team last season seems to have his confidence cons have added the neces- "I've been against any kind of people are going to end up dead" behind Holzinger. He leads a de- back." sary strength they lacked holding or hooking or Interferen- Pedrie also said that the fensive corps that Powers be- Powers also sees a change in last year. ce or whatever, contact or con- toughest job for a referee Is to lieves is the strength of this Petrie. "The two [games] against frontation away from the play. I keep consistency not only in their year's team. "Bobby's come in with good Clarkson and the two think It hurts the quality of the game but consistency throughout "The six defensemen we have self-confidence. I think he knows against RPI are big for the game," Pedrie said "I certainly the league with other fellow ref- returning are all solid, capable that we want him to get out of the tournament," said r«pt»ln think It takes away from the bet- erees. defensman. They're all capable gates strong," Powers said "His Jason Clark. "Especially If ter players and elevates the of making the breakout and get- frame of mind Is excellent this we can win those and go to weaker players." "Every referee has their own ting the puck up Ice. They're all year and that's a big factor with Minnesota; that's going to "I don't enjoy coaching that idea of what's a penalty and what capable of playing strong In their any goaltender." be a big first half for us." kind of hockey, I deal enjoy isnt and it's tough to get them all watching that type of hockey. It's clicking the same way. That can gone way too far In our league lead to a lot of frustration on the I all Jacket Klowout !!! since I've been in the league and part of the players," Pedrie said. Check out our large selection of fall windbreakers, jackets, i0%OFF ,ypp[ IU assorted styles and Any Fall Jacket WitkThis Coupon "Bring A Friend!!" colors, including • Trait Rides & pony Rides BGSU jackets. 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